Tuesday, 13 August 2024

Trump / Elon The Chat Of The Decade: Full Live Infowars Coverage and Analysis With Alex Jones and Crew

A massive cyberattack and regulatory threats from the European Union fail to stop a historic digital summit between the world’s richest man and the former president.

By The Alex Jones Show | 4h 35m listen | 103 chapters
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About this episode

Donald Trump returned to the X platform for a historic, unscripted conversation with Elon Musk, drawing over 71 million live views despite a massive DDoS attack. The two-hour dialogue bypassed traditional media gatekeepers to address the July 13th assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the subsequent shift in the 2024 election cycle. Trump detailed his miraculous survival and credited a last-second turn toward an immigration chart for saving his life.

European Union official Thierry Breton issued a formal letter threatening Musk with regulatory action prior to the broadcast, a move the hosts characterize as blatant foreign election interference. The discussion covers Kamala Harris’s record as Border Czar, the influx of migrant crime, and the economic impact of inflation on American families. Specific policy proposals include closing the federal Department of Education, launching a Government Efficiency Commission led by Musk, and restarting drilling in ANWR to achieve energy independence. Alex Jones joined the live coverage to analyze the technical logistics of the X Spaces infrastructure and the globalist efforts to suppress the broadcast.

Alex Jones provides a hunter’s perspective on the ballistics of the Butler shooting while dismissing claims that the event was staged. The segment captures the unique chemistry between the world’s richest man and the former president, highlighting Musk’s personal political shift toward the populist right. Guest contributors including Nick Sorter and Adrian Dittman analyze how this digital rally format humanizes the candidate for Gen Z voters on TikTok and X.


CHAPTER 01 / 103 Discussion

Donald Trump Campaign History and 2024 Election Momentum

Archival audio and news clips trace Donald Trump's political trajectory from his 1987 foreign policy advertisements to his current lead in 2024 battleground state polling. The segment highlights his "forgotten man" rhetoric and his transition from Truth Social back to the X platform.

donald trump· foreign policy· 2024 election· battleground states· truth social

00:03 Is New York's Donald Trump running for president? He bought full-page ads in three East Coast newspapers today stating his views on foreign policy and these ads will win him a following. In the ads he says there's nothing wrong with American foreign policy, that little backbone won't cure. And he says we have no business spending ourselves broke in the Middle East. protecting ships that are not ours and oil that we don't need. Rumblings in the Trump camp point as far as the presidency. Somebody has to help this country and if they don't, the country and the world are in big trouble because within a short period of time, as sure as we're sitting here, there's not going to be a country and there's not going to be a world. I have no intention of running for president and if it got so bad, I would never want to rule it out totally. Together we will determine the course of America and the world.

00:59 for many, many years to come. For too long, a small group in our nation's capital has reaped the rewards of government while the people have borne the cost. That all changes starting right here and right now because this moment is your moment. It belongs to you. The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. Trump leading in five of the six most important battleground states. Biden continues to trail Donald Trump. Our latest polling out of Iowa also shows former President Trump with a 30 point lead over his nearest rival. The Republican primary is over. Donald Trump basically has this nomination locked up. Everyone is listening to you now.

02:03 I will fight for you with every breath in my body and I will never ever let you down. My fellow Americans, our movement is far from over. In fact, our fight has only just begun. That's right, ladies and gentlemen, The fight is on. I'm Harrison Smith. Chase Geiser joins me in studio here for this live emergency broadcast. We are one hour away from the interview. Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Donald Trump has returned to Twitter at long last. He was kicked off of Twitter on January 6th, of course, 2021.

CHAPTER 02 / 103 Discussion

Elon Musk and Donald Trump Interview Expectations

Harrison Smith and Chase Geiser discuss the significance of the unscripted, long-form conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump on X Spaces. They compare the format to traditional television and note the unique power dynamic between the world's richest man and the former president.

elon musk· donald trump· x spaces· joe rogan· long-form interview

02:44 remained off of that social media platform, created Truth Social. Despite calls from many people, myself included, he has remained off of X until now and he has returned. And we're looking very forward to this conversation between Trump and Elon Musk. Chase, what are you expecting for today's broadcast? Well, one of the things that I really like about this that I was thinking about earlier was if this was a traditional television interview, it would be from 7pm until 8pm central with commercial breaks or a hard end and I love how it's just open. Like they're gonna start talking at 7pm and who knows how long they'll go for, right? It's this long form thing and we haven't seen Donald Trump really in this context of just having a conversation with someone that's indefinite. He's never done a Joe Rogan podcast or anything like that. So to see him actually just hang out in a space for

03:36 An indefinite amount of time is really exciting for me. I feel like people treat Elon sort of the same way that they treat Trump, where they act like he's just a celebrity for celebrity's sake. But it's like, no, these guys are world famous. Elon Musk is the richest man in the world. I don't know where he stands now, but he's certainly in the top three. That's real power. That's real influence. That's a really unique individual to be talking to Donald Trump.

CHAPTER 03 / 103 Discussion

X Spaces Technical Logistics and Audience Interaction

The hosts speculate on whether the X Space will be opened to public speakers and discuss Elon Musk's request for crowdsourced questions. They emphasize Musk's influence as the owner of X, describing it as the last major platform for large-scale free speech.

x spaces· elon musk· audience questions· free speech· tesla

04:14 I wonder if they'll let other people speak. What do you think the odds are that they'll open up the space to other speakers? I'm doubtful unless they've... made arrangements prior to the start of this space as to who they're going to allow to speak because you don't want to just let anybody come in and start blaring. It'd be fun, I don't know. We like to do that here at InfoWars but we're not running for President of the United States pending an assassination attempt. So it's possible. I know Musk put out a post asking for people to submit questions that they had that they would like Elon to ask. I'm sure that he analyzed the thousands upon thousands of responses that he got and sorted based on the most common questions that people wanted to hear. It's fascinating to me that you mentioned that, I hadn't thought of it before, Harrison.

04:57 Imagine never doing an interview before and your first guest is Donald Trump. Right. During a presidential election. You're right, he's never interviewed anybody else before that I'm aware of. Sure tell you can just do that stuff when you are the richest man in the world. Yeah. But it's not even just because he's the richest man in the world, it's because he is, I think, the most influential man in the world. Oh, for sure. Obviously Tesla, SpaceX have been huge successes, but since he bought Twitter and turned it into X, this is the last platform with critical mass with with the user base that it has. I mean there are other great platforms like Gab or Getter but we're talking about hundreds of millions of people throughout the world on this platform. This is the last place on the internet where there really is free speech to this extent at least. And so that's what makes this a really important time and I know that

CHAPTER 04 / 103 Discussion

European Union Threats and Foreign Election Interference

The discussion turns to a letter sent by EU official Thierry Breton threatening Elon Musk regarding the Trump interview. The hosts characterize this as blatant foreign interference in the American election and criticize the EU's attempt to enforce censorship beyond its borders.

thierry breton· european union· elon musk· foreign interference· x

05:44 Trump if he wanted to come back to Twitter, he wouldn't half-ass it. He wouldn't just all of a sudden start tweeting again and people would be like, oh I guess he's back. You have to make a show out of it. He's an entertainer, he understands marketing and press and public relations very well, intimately. And this is him saying, all right, we know that as a campaign strategy, we need to start using this platform again. And if we're going to come back and do it, we need to do it in a big way. So why don't we have the most controversial person who actually runs the platform interview the most controversial political candidate perhaps in political history? really fascinating. There's so many aspects to this that are worth getting into. Obviously, the UK or the EU rather is really not happy about this. They sent out a letter basically threatening Elon Musk not to interview Donald Trump. Totally absurd, totally blatant foreign interference in an American election. Attempted interference at least. The fact that Elon Musk has

06:40 opened up the platform so much and people are still not, you know, totally happy with it, but it's like, do you remember what X used to be like? Do you remember how it used to be that you couldn't say anything without fear of your entire account just being axed with no warning? I mean, it was bad before. It is significantly better now. Have you ever gone back and looked at your drafts from the pre-X era? No.

CHAPTER 05 / 103 Discussion

Self-Censorship and Passive-Aggressive Charity Anecdote

A host shares a personal anecdote about using donations to the Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) as a passive-aggressive way to insult people on Twitter without triggering censorship filters. The segment reflects on the shift away from self-censorship under the new X ownership.

self-censorship· arc· charity· x· social media

07:22 I would donate $5 to ARC, which is the Association of Retarded Citizens. It's just called ARC now because retarded is now an antiquated term. But if you donated in someone's name, it would show up on their feed like a Like, oh you know, $5 was donated in the name. So I would donate $5 to ARK and then take a screenshot of the name of the person and then reply because I couldn't call him a retard. That's like the most passive aggressive charity I've ever heard of. Right? But the era of self-censorship is virtually over on the platform. Well, and you know, the cool thing about spaces obviously is I think you're right, I doubt they're just going to let anybody up, but they could. But they potentially could. And that is the interesting thing is everybody's going to be tuned into this. Anybody, everybody who's anybody, you're going to be able to see who's listening and they could bring up Matt Gaetz or Marjorie Taylor Greene or any of the other people that are active on Spaces. It's a totally unique platform that I'm so excited that this is the way that politics is going.

CHAPTER 06 / 103 Discussion

Ron DeSantis Campaign Launch and Trump's X Strategy

The hosts recall the technical difficulties during Ron DeSantis's campaign launch on X Spaces and analyze Donald Trump's calculated return to the platform. They debate whether the Trump campaign is using a more orchestrated approach compared to his previous off-the-cuff tweeting style.

ron desantis· x spaces· campaign strategy· twitter· marketing

08:21 And of course Elon Musk has been on the forefront of this. Remember he was very happy and I guess this maybe was his first interview. I don't even know if you'd call it an interview but he hosted the announcement of the Ron DeSantis. campaign. Oh that's right, I forgot about that. I almost forgot about him. I know, right? Well, and it didn't go quite so well, but you know, that was technical issues. But I like the idea that this is where campaign announcements happen. This is where, and I thought it would have been amazing if Donald Trump had just joined that space. and not said anything and not requested to speak. He just shows up, just seeing his little icon pop up underneath. Even some emojis, you know, laughy face. Maybe just his appearance there I thought would have been very funny. What do you think about the fact that this is how Trump is coming back in? Because he is, he's back on X, but so far it doesn't seem like

09:07 It's not the old Trump, it's not him whipping his phone out and firing his leftists. He hasn't dived head first in, it's mostly just videos, it's mostly clips or sort of orchestrated things that he's posting. It's the campaign doing it, not him. Yeah, calculated. Well, what do you think about him? I mean, did he wait too long? Is it, you know, about damn time? How would you have done it if you were Trump's campaign manager and had this? Because you're right. Once he's on, he's on. This is like a major, major event. What do you think the thinking is around him doing it now? I always believed that he was going to come back to the platform even when he said that he wasn't. And I've said this before either on X or on air, I can't remember, but I know that I've said this before. I thought that it was going to be his October surprise. And I'm glad that he's coming back when he has, but keep in mind one of the

CHAPTER 07 / 103 Discussion

July 13th Assassination Attempt and Campaign Momentum

The discussion focuses on the cultural impact of the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The hosts argue that the event's momentum forced the Democratic establishment to replace Joe Biden and discuss the importance of maintaining this energy until the November election.

butler pennsylvania· assassination attempt· mark zuckerberg· nancy pelosi· november 5th

10:02 Interesting things that I've observed about the assassination attempt on July 13th is that it was the zeitgeist was so much support for Donald Trump in the seven days following the assassination attempt. I mean, you have people like Mark Zuckerberg coming out and saying, wow, that was pretty bad-ass. And that was when Elon officially- It was all over the press. That's when the Biden campaign panicked. And I think that was the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of, you know, Pelosi and others making the decision to force him out because it tilted everything in Trump's favor so drastically. But We are a forgetful people. We live in an era of 30 second TikTok posts. We live in an era of quick clips, quick content, fast, low attention span. And so many people in America, I don't want to accuse our audience of this or true patriots of this, but so many just average Americans who only pay attention kind of passively from time to time have already forgotten that the zeitgeist has worn off of just how astounding and inspirational and just shocking that whole thing was.

11:05 And so I think that it's good that Trump has saved something like this for this late in the game because it's going to have more momentum into the actual election day on November 5th than if he would have done it six months ago or nine months ago. That would have worn off. Now, I hope that he's got more things like this to come over the course of the next 90 days or so because there There always has to be a real zinger all the way up until election day. You don't want people to forget some of the main awesome milestones of a campaign like the assassination, like the coming back to the X platform and getting hundreds of thousands of likes, despite the Krasenstein's repeated attempts to ratio him every time they can, they get like 3000 likes on the replies to his 300,000 like post. Not even close, not even like 1%, right? So I just hope that this momentum carries and I hope that somehow he's able to use this platform to

CHAPTER 08 / 103 Discussion

Media Reactions to Trump's Unscripted Communication

The hosts contrast Donald Trump's willingness to engage in long-form, off-the-cuff conversations with the scripted nature of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. They predict that the mainstream media will be unable to ignore Trump's return to X because his posts naturally drive the news cycle.

news cycle· kamala harris· joe biden· media bias· long-form content

11:56 re-inspire the base in the American people and remind the American people of the key points that actually distinguish him from Kamala Harris. Well, and that is the beautiful thing about X is once he's back, everything he tweets will be a new news story, right? He can set the news cycle. Unless the media learned from last time. Unless they just ignore it. But they can't though. That's the thing about his tweeting is it forces them to address it, especially when he is a little more offensive. They can't help themselves. It's like, you know, it's like fishing with earthworms. It's like cheating. It's like they can't help them. They have to go for the hook. They have to get caught. I don't think they're gonna, I don't think they're gonna, uh, they're not gonna be able to resist. I will say this is something that I would be very surprised to see somebody like Joe Biden or Kamala Harris do to space tonight.

12:40 There's no way they would do a long-form conversation. It's like everything with Trump is kind of a two-edged sword, right? It's like you love how off the cuff he is, but at times you're like, stick to the script, Trump. Jesus, like come on, this is important. You gotta stop rambling. But this is his wheelhouse 100% being off the cuff, being less formal, being indecisive.

13:16 Indeterminate time. How long do you think this is gonna go? I mean it could go four hours. Trump gives speeches that are two hours long. Who knows how long an interview could go. If I had to guess, I think it'll go two hours solid. I wonder if Mario Nafl knows something because he's launching his post Trump Elon space at 9 p.m. So I wonder if he's just assuming that it's gonna be over at 9 I would say it's gonna go at least two hours, but who knows I mean Trump's a busy man and He'll do it to the extent that it's beneficial to him to do it But I think going for a long period of time a longer than average period of time for an interview is gonna be beneficial to Trump because it's gonna show how different he is. And one of the things that came to mind as you were mentioning that about this disparity between him and Kamala in terms of willingness to speak and do interviews and things of that nature, the more genuine you are, the easier it is to have an off-the-cuff

CHAPTER 09 / 103 Discussion

Authenticity in Politics and Candidate Comparisons

The segment explores the concept of political authenticity, comparing Donald Trump and RFK Jr.'s ability to speak for hours with the focus-grouped, repetitive speeches of Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren. The hosts argue that lying makes improvisation difficult, necessitating a strict script for certain candidates.

rfk jr· kamala harris· elizabeth warren· authenticity· focus groups

12:40 There's no way they would do a long-form conversation. It's like everything with Trump is kind of a two-edged sword, right? It's like you love how off the cuff he is, but at times you're like, stick to the script, Trump. Jesus, like come on, this is important. You gotta stop rambling. But this is his wheelhouse 100% being off the cuff, being less formal, being indecisive.

13:16 Indeterminate time. How long do you think this is gonna go? I mean it could go four hours. Trump gives speeches that are two hours long. Who knows how long an interview could go. If I had to guess, I think it'll go two hours solid. I wonder if Mario Nafl knows something because he's launching his post Trump Elon space at 9 p.m. So I wonder if he's just assuming that it's gonna be over at 9 I would say it's gonna go at least two hours, but who knows I mean Trump's a busy man and He'll do it to the extent that it's beneficial to him to do it But I think going for a long period of time a longer than average period of time for an interview is gonna be beneficial to Trump because it's gonna show how different he is. And one of the things that came to mind as you were mentioning that about this disparity between him and Kamala in terms of willingness to speak and do interviews and things of that nature, the more genuine you are, the easier it is to have an off-the-cuff

14:03 conversation. I mean, even RFK Jr., for example, is not somebody that I support at all. I'm very much opposed to him. But he's able to have a long conversation with Joe Rogan because he's well-versed and has solid beliefs that are genuine behind some of his vaccine research and things of that nature. He's able to do that. But when you're a Kamala Harris type, can't candidate and you're entirely fake and focus grouped, you're accustomed to giving the same exact speech verbatim. Elizabeth Warren's guilty of this too, from city to city during the campaign trail. I mean we've shown montages on this network of how she's literally saying the memorized speech in every single rally that she does because she's not somebody who operates from a genuine formula of a political philosophy, she's somebody who does the

14:45 the focus group thing and then just is like this empty vessel of a human being that just regurgitates what the research says is going to be most effective over and over again. She can't be caught off guard or by surprise because she doesn't have the authenticity to pivot or improvise in an environment. I think it was Mark Twain that said, he has some really clever quote among thousands where he said, you know, You know, always tell the truth because it's easier to remember. And when you're full of shit, it's really hard to improvise and be consistent and that's why they have to stick to the script so much. Yeah, that's true. Because when you were saying that, you know, it's hard to do these long form conversations if you're inauthentic, I was going to say, you know, also intelligence helps. But it's really not intelligence. I mean, you can have dumb people, but if they're authentic,

15:27 I mean, if they're not trying to trick you or pull something over on you, they can be entertaining and fun to listen to and enlightening in some ways. It's not really about intelligence. It is about authenticity. And I think you're right in that, you know, lying, deceiving, like if you're not sure about what you're saying, it can be very, very hard just to speak off the cuff. But obviously that's what Trump is supremely good at. I just am fascinated at this whole event. I mean, Elon Musk is an incredibly fascinating historical figure. Donald Trump is of course just like beyond anybody else, you know, times a thousand. These two guys getting together to have a conversation. Do you think this is the best? What form do you think it's going to take? Is there going to be video to this? Is it literally just going to be Elon and Trump like on their cell phones? Are we going to hear Diablo 4 being played in the background? Elon Musk is just like...

CHAPTER 10 / 103 Discussion

X Spaces Technical Features and Video Potential

The hosts speculate on the technical format of the upcoming interview, wondering if Elon Musk will launch a new video feature for the event. They joke about Musk's multitasking habits, such as playing video games or managing rocket launches during calls.

x spaces· video streaming· diablo 4· elon musk· technology

14:45 the focus group thing and then just is like this empty vessel of a human being that just regurgitates what the research says is going to be most effective over and over again. She can't be caught off guard or by surprise because she doesn't have the authenticity to pivot or improvise in an environment. I think it was Mark Twain that said, he has some really clever quote among thousands where he said, you know, You know, always tell the truth because it's easier to remember. And when you're full of shit, it's really hard to improvise and be consistent and that's why they have to stick to the script so much. Yeah, that's true. Because when you were saying that, you know, it's hard to do these long form conversations if you're inauthentic, I was going to say, you know, also intelligence helps. But it's really not intelligence. I mean, you can have dumb people, but if they're authentic,

15:27 I mean, if they're not trying to trick you or pull something over on you, they can be entertaining and fun to listen to and enlightening in some ways. It's not really about intelligence. It is about authenticity. And I think you're right in that, you know, lying, deceiving, like if you're not sure about what you're saying, it can be very, very hard just to speak off the cuff. But obviously that's what Trump is supremely good at. I just am fascinated at this whole event. I mean, Elon Musk is an incredibly fascinating historical figure. Donald Trump is of course just like beyond anybody else, you know, times a thousand. These two guys getting together to have a conversation. Do you think this is the best? What form do you think it's going to take? Is there going to be video to this? Is it literally just going to be Elon and Trump like on their cell phones? Are we going to hear Diablo 4 being played in the background? Elon Musk is just like...

16:17 There's literally a rocket launch in the background. Sorry, it's taking off. I've got to go. I'm a little bit busy here. Yeah, I wonder what this is going to look like. It's sort of uncharted territory. I think it's going to be just audio. I'm not sure that the video feature is ready on Space Yet, but this would be an awesome time to launch that. Right. That could be like a surprise. Holy cow, this looks amazing. So we'll see. But I bet you it's going to be more like a traditional space with audio. Yeah. Yeah, it is very interesting. Now, what do you make of this letter from Thierry Breton? And I don't know or care if I'm pronouncing that correctly, but he puts out this incredibly long letter to Elon Musk about two

CHAPTER 11 / 103 Discussion

Thierry Breton's Letter and EU Regulatory Overreach

A detailed critique of European Commission official Thierry Breton's letter to Elon Musk regarding the Trump interview. The hosts argue the letter is a desperate attempt to intimidate EU citizens into self-censorship by making an example of a high-profile figure like Musk.

thierry breton· european commission· digital services act· free speech· censorship

16:58 geographic areas he has absolutely no authority in. America and the UK, which has left the European Union for all intents and purposes, even though we get into the nitty-gritty there, but he says, I'm writing to you in the context of recent events in the United Kingdom and in relation to the plan to broadcast on your platform X of a live conversation between a US presidential candidate and yourself, which will also be accessible to users in the EU. So to me, and this guy's the head of the European Commission, I believe, right? He's at least a member of it, but I think he's in charge. They're doing a lot of stuff to try to clamp down on social media platforms right now. It does have to do with what's going on in the UK, because similar movements are happening in Germany and France and elsewhere in the European Union. But it seems like such a stretch, like such a heavy-handed thing to do,

17:48 It reeks of desperation to me. Like, if he could do this behind the scenes, I could understand him sending this letter and kind of quietly trying to stamp this down. But the fact that he published this letter, he put this letter out, Thierry Breton. He's trying to intimidate Elon Musk and he's doing it in a public way. This like reeks of desperation, but he has to have known that this was never gonna work. I mean he doesn't, I don't think in this letter he says like, do not have this conversation. Clearly that is the intent. Clearly he's trying to, you know, in the most sort of passive aggressive way, stop this from happening. From a strategic standpoint, strategically speaking, I agree with you 100%. He knows that Elon Musk is the type of person

18:30 just because of his resources coupled with his disposition, he knows that this is going to be totally ineffective and actually intimidating Elon himself, right? So the thinking is, alright, what do we gain as this totalitarian globalist organization by putting out a statement or a threat like this against Elon Musk? We know that he's not going to back off. We know he's still going to do the same thing. But I think what they were thinking was, this is going to reverberate across the various peoples within the European Union. So the people see this and they think, alright, our government is even threatening Elon Musk, so we need to be careful what we say. If they're going after Elon Musk, they'll certainly go after us. I think that this was actually

19:13 about intimidating the people throughout the European Union into self-censorship more than it was about actually threatening legitimately Elon Musk or trying to get Elon Musk to do something different. I think they were just using that as an excuse to send out this viral statement that would kind of shock and scare some of their own citizens, but it could be wrong. Well, I just think it could, it could easily have backlash where people are going, well, wait, you know, we thought you were just trying to, you know, do your job and keep things safe in the EU, but here you are trying to use this to clearly have a political influence. I mean this seems like it would have a negative impact at least for people who care at all in the European Union if there are any left, that care about free speech and free expression. I mean... Well who has the political leverage in the European Union? Is it the citizens who are disgruntled with this invasion that's occurred over the course of the decades or do the refugees and asylum seekers now actually have the political leverage because this is also sort of catering to them and throwing them a nod because they're very pleased to see this kind of thing. Yeah.

20:11 Yeah, I don't know. It's a very bureaucratic letter, I guess you could say. Right? It's all sort of double speak implications instead of saying things outright. And I mean, I don't even want to read it. It's all just like, kind of like gobbledygook. Imagine threatening someone over a conversation that hasn't taken place. Right. Watch what you say. With the number one political candidate In the US, again, it's this bizarre, I guess it is just flexing, I guess it is just sort of shoving it in everyone's face and going, yeah, we spun our wheels and freaked out and cried and pulled our hair out for two years about Russia.

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Elon Musk's Impact on the Political Right

Reading from a social media post, the hosts evaluate Elon Musk's contributions to the right-wing movement. They acknowledge that while X is not perfectly free of censorship, it provides a massive reach that alternative platforms like Telegram cannot match, particularly regarding COVID-19 and international conflicts.

elon musk· x· telegram· covid-19· free speech

21:39 Yeah, absolutely. Again, I wonder what exactly is going to come of all of this. I would love to see Trump just full-fledged back in 2016 campaign Twitter mode. We have not seen that quite yet. I actually want to read this, somewhat of a longer post, but it's from 9mgssg9mmsmg on X. I think this is basically exactly what I think about Elon Musk, and I want to get your take on this. He says this, quote, some of you are going to flip out and go full schizo mode after I read this post. I don't care. Elon Musk has done a lot for the right. More than everyone reading this combined and not by a little. No, it's not 100% free speech. No, I don't agree with his stance regarding Israel, but this platform changed the nation. You can purity spiral regarding certain things, and I definitely still see some accounts being unfairly hit.

22:29 But do you remember before, every time Elon crosses a line, they drag him through the mud and try to destroy the platform so you can't have a voice? I don't think you understand that you can either have a platform with massive reach that allows more than any other large app where you can actually change minds, or could have him go full-scale nuclear and be stuck on Telegram yelling to a much smaller group that already believes the same. They will shut down X if it goes too far, and then what are you left with? He goes on, everything from Ukraine, Russia to Israel, Palestine to what's going on in the UK gets coverage you'd never see otherwise unless it was on a smaller app that not enough people can see. If Twitter was like X during COVID, the outcome would have been different. I'm not going to sit here and yell and scream about Elon because I don't consider everything here perfect. My account wouldn't exist otherwise. Many other accounts wouldn't exist. My account would not exist otherwise.

23:15 The people who sit on the app and wish for his destruction and the destruction of X are still given platforms here, recognize how the world works, recognize that an app this size cannot function without advertisers, and every time he's crossed a line of theirs, they've tried to destroy everything. Do I agree with everything he does and says? Of course not. Am I tremendously thankful he brought this app? Absolutely. And that's, I mean... Imagine if he hadn't. Imagine if he hadn't. I mean, even just the Palestine-Israel stuff over the last you know, nine, 10 months. I mean, there's still some amount of censorship when it comes to that topic more than any other topic for sure. Censored have like shadow censored? Yeah, yeah. Like minimization. No, well, and that's the thing. And that is the sneaky part about Twitter under Elon is like Twitter before would just ban you outright. It was very obvious. They did a lot of shadow banning too. Yeah, they did. But I feel like there's, well, maybe we just didn't know before because Twitter analytics and stuff, but certainly

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Shadow Banning and Algorithmic Suppression on X

The hosts discuss ongoing issues with reach and "shadow banning" on X, specifically regarding sensitive topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict. They reference Elon Musk's admission that hidden code in the platform's legacy system continues to suppress certain accounts.

shadow banning· x analytics· israel· palestine· algorithmic reach

24:12 It's still very effective to shut people down but not let them know that you're shutting them down. It's very obvious when somebody just can't log into their account. It's so hard to tell though because I'm not accusing the Israeli and Israel antagonists of this, but I have noticed that a lot of people gripe about being shadow banned. aside from the Israel issue. And it's really just because their content has sucked lately. You know what I mean? I could be wrong about this because I don't really participate in that conversation very often. It's not as interesting to me as some of the other topics, and I could be wrong about that. I wonder if the reason a lot of people who post Israel related content are seeing a decline in their reach is because we're getting further and further away from October 7th and it's just not that much of a talking point. I know that looking at some of the Twitter analytics several months ago, I mean much much closer to October 7th, there was a definite

25:04 you know, constriction that took place where the content hadn't changed. The content was the same, I mean, for me especially, but you know, these accounts sort of published the same thing over and over. And yet week over week, their reach was just absolutely crushed. And obviously it's not all just about Israel. I know, you know, shout out to one of my favorite accounts, a native patriot. LawNativePatriot, he was publishing today, he's like, I have over 115,000 followers and yet my new pinned tweet has been seen by 1500 people. So, 1% of his followers are actually seeing his stuff. So clearly there's still these sort of, whether they're latent from old Twitter or whether they're new forms of this soft censorship, clearly it's still the Patriots, it's the

25:51 Libertarians, it's the right-wingers, it's anti-government people. Well, even Elon Musk has admitted that they found hidden code that were removing people who had been reported a certain minimum number of times from trending. So Elon Musk would trend, for example, it would be removed within like an hour just because his account's so big that it's been reported so many times and he found that like this hidden secret, you know, kind of sabotage. It's like the scene from Dune, in the first Dune when the Harkonnen had been living in the wall for like six weeks or whatever and tried to assassinate Paul Atreides. It's almost like there's little code hidden in the walls. You have to find it, right? Find all the hunter-seekers. Yeah, that's interesting. And of course, Twitter has a deep state. It's like every big corporation and the government has a permanent deep state that sets these things in place. And those people may be gone, but their code still lingers. Yeah. Interesting.

CHAPTER 15 / 103 Discussion

InfoWars Independence and Social Media Growth

Harrison Smith discusses the financial independence of InfoWars, noting that audience support through the store allows them to speak freely without fear of demonetization. He also shares his personal experience with rapid follower growth and sudden algorithmic plateaus on X.

infowars· alex jones· crowdstrike· social media· censorship

26:45 Well, all I know is thank God for Elon Musk. Thank God we were back online. In fact, it was Jamie, our writer, Jamie White on InfoWars. He saw the same thing I did. Looks like we're back. We're back, yeah, because I saw it today too. Open up my Twitter on notifications, new notifications for Donald Trump and Alex Jones. And it's like, oh, we're back. How much has your following grown since Elon Musk took over on X? Well, I didn't have an account until Elon took over. Right, but when you got your account back, how many followers did you have? Not very many, because it was deleted early on. But that was another thing is I saw- You've blown up, I've noticed. You've got tens of thousands of followers now. Well, I had a really good post about CrowdStrike that like doubled my followers recently. I'm not quite at 100,000 yet. I do not put effort into it at all. And hey, let me just say,

27:32 Thank God for Alex Jones and for Infowarsstore.com. Thank you, Infowars audience, for going to Infowarsstore.com. It means that myself, Chase, we can post whatever the hell we want no matter how popular it's gonna be, no matter how anybody's gonna like it, no matter how censored it's gonna be, we post whatever we want because it has no impact on our income whatsoever. I do American Journal every day and as long as I do that and you know, don't fly off the deep end or something. I don't even know what I would have to do to get fired, but as long as we have InfoWars, as long as this platform exists, our speech is completely unencumbered by any considerations other than just what we want to say. And that is such a freeing and liberating...

28:16 headspace to be in. To where when I post on Twitter, it's never like calculated in any way whatsoever. Oh, this will get a lot of you. I really need to feed my family. I better do something that'll be a crowd pleaser here. Never even enters into the calculation. So thank you for going to InfoWarsTore.com, keeping us on the air and completely, utterly, totally free. from influence, even from you. That's the beautiful part. When you go to InfoWarsTore.com, it means that we don't even have to pander to you. And isn't that what you want? You don't want people pandering to you. You want people telling you the truth, whether you like it or not, because InfoWarriors can handle it, has been my experience. So yeah, it's a beautiful thing not to have to worry about that. But again, I had no followers. I'd been through, what, 12 accounts by the time Elon gave me my original account back.

29:05 And it's been amazing. But there was a time period where like when I first got my account back, it was exploding, just massive growth, just thousands of new followers a day. And then it just stopped and it stopped very suddenly. And it was clearly an algorithmic thing where I was growing, you know, 10,000 a day. And maybe I hit a saturation point. I don't think I did. But as soon as I got to a certain point, it just froze and I was not getting any interactions. I think a lot of people boycotted Twitter after the purge on January 6th and in the weeks following. And I think a lot of the people that boycotted Twitter came back to the platform from Getter as soon as it was under new ownership. Yeah, that could be it. And I think that, because I saw the same thing. I saw,

29:47 thousands of followers come in the first month that must came back and I never tweeted anything you know that's considered really censorable. It was the same account you had before Elon? Yes, yes and I noticed and I think it was just an influx of people that came back to Twitter and started following accounts again. Interesting yeah that could have been it. or both. like use that as the last excuse, like have I tried different lengths of posts, have I tried different? Yeah, yeah. Well, it's one of those things where you can go, I'm not getting a lot of followers and you go, but it's fine, it's because I'm banned. It's not because my ideas are bad, it's because I'm shadow. Yeah, it does give you a little bit of comfort there. Like, I'm not getting laid, but it's because women are terrible. Yeah, exactly. Okay, dude. It's peer seething and coping. Yeah, there is certainly something to that. But clearly shadow banning is real. We're finding more out about that.

CHAPTER 16 / 103 Discussion

X Spaces as a Global Town Hall

The hosts describe X Spaces as a revolutionary "global town hall" that allows direct interaction between influencers and their audiences. They preview the evening's coverage, including appearances by Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones on Mario Nawfal's space.

x spaces· owen shroyer· alex jones· mario nawfal· town hall

30:53 definitely better than it used to be. And thank God again for Elon Musk. Again, if you're just joining us, we're just hanging out doing a little pregame show here. They're scheduled to go on X Spaces with Trump and Elon at 7pm tonight. We will be here for that. Likely it'll be sort of similar to our coverage of the RNC where we'll mostly be watching it. We'll chime in with entertaining and enlightening comments as we see fit, but most of all we'll just be watching along with all you fine folks. I believe Owen Schroer will be joining us at some point. I know he was doing a

31:28 a pre-recorded interview after the War Room today. And Alex Jones should be doing something a little later this evening as well. I'm not sure what we can or want to say about that, but... No, it's published. He's gonna be with Mario Nafl. He'll be with Mario Nafl at 9pm tonight. And I think we're gonna broadcast that too, so if you stay tuned on our live streams on either RealAlexJones or here on InfoWars, you should be able to see it. So stay tuned to InfoWars regardless, but also, you know, go ahead and join the Trump space just to get those. We got to pump those numbers up. Yeah. And we got to have a lot of people listening in again. I wonder if if they're going to let anybody talk. I wonder who's going to. That's this is the fascinating thing about about space. It's just Joe Biden in there with his hand raised the whole time. Yeah, exactly.

32:16 Exactly. Are you supposed to be in bed, Joe? He keeps requesting to speak. They intentionally start it right at 8 o'clock Eastern, because that's when Joe goes to bed. Or they take him live without his permission and it's some 19-year-old girl that actually runs Joe Biden's account. Oh my God. But again, I guess anybody that wants to listen in and not be seen can use a burner account or somebody else's account. You can listen anonymously. That's a feature. Oh yeah, you can, that's right. You can do that. So they would have to want to show themselves. But it'll be interesting seeing a Twitter space with all of these politicians and celebrities and probably world leaders. I mean, who isn't going to be looking into this? There's never been a television broadcast where you have a list of everybody watching at that moment. Which is again, I just love Twitter spaces. I love the

33:07 the novelty and uniqueness of this platform. I'm so glad this is becoming, it really is like a global town hall. Everybody can listen in, raise your hand if you want to speak, you can bring anybody up. It's totally fascinating and just thank God for Elon Musk. What more can you say? Well, it's the only platform that I've been on where I've made True friends with strangers so many of the other platforms whether it was Facebook Instagram and others historically speaking in the social media space have been about connecting with people that you already know right but I mean the reason we know each other is because of Twitter right the reason I work here is because of Twitter and the reason that I Get to interact with listeners as well as people that I follow and in Revere like the Roger Stones and others is because

33:53 It's because of this platform. So one of the things that I think is so powerful about it is that it actually cultivates a relationship that was formerly impossible between influencers and their audience or the leaders and their audience. And that is just such a powerful and important thing to establish that level of a deep connection, especially in the political space when connection is so much of a factor or a variable in success in these campaigns. And I'm just so pleased and relieved to see that Donald Trump is back on the platform. Exactly. So, so on that note, I mean, I have to assume that Donald Trump has been using a burner account this whole time. I have to assume that he's not- It's Greg. Who? You know Greg? You follow Greg? Oh, is that Trump? Yeah. That would be awesome. It's Barron, dude. Yeah. Yeah. I wonder what his, you know, it's funny cause when, when Alex got his account back and I was helping him get set up on his phone with it and stuff back in December,

CHAPTER 17 / 103 Discussion

Donald Trump's Legacy and Truth Social Valuation

The segment covers Donald Trump's use of social media, including speculation about his "burner" accounts. The hosts discuss the impact of Trump's return to X on Truth Social's stock valuation and argue that his primary motivation is saving the country rather than personal profit.

donald trump· truth social· burner accounts· legacy· 2020 election

33:07 the novelty and uniqueness of this platform. I'm so glad this is becoming, it really is like a global town hall. Everybody can listen in, raise your hand if you want to speak, you can bring anybody up. It's totally fascinating and just thank God for Elon Musk. What more can you say? Well, it's the only platform that I've been on where I've made True friends with strangers so many of the other platforms whether it was Facebook Instagram and others historically speaking in the social media space have been about connecting with people that you already know right but I mean the reason we know each other is because of Twitter right the reason I work here is because of Twitter and the reason that I Get to interact with listeners as well as people that I follow and in Revere like the Roger Stones and others is because

33:53 It's because of this platform. So one of the things that I think is so powerful about it is that it actually cultivates a relationship that was formerly impossible between influencers and their audience or the leaders and their audience. And that is just such a powerful and important thing to establish that level of a deep connection, especially in the political space when connection is so much of a factor or a variable in success in these campaigns. And I'm just so pleased and relieved to see that Donald Trump is back on the platform. Exactly. So, so on that note, I mean, I have to assume that Donald Trump has been using a burner account this whole time. I have to assume that he's not- It's Greg. Who? You know Greg? You follow Greg? Oh, is that Trump? Yeah. That would be awesome. It's Barron, dude. Yeah. Yeah. I wonder what his, you know, it's funny cause when, when Alex got his account back and I was helping him get set up on his phone with it and stuff back in December,

34:46 It was on a Sunday and I was in Twitter for the first time ever holding Alex's phone, right? And I saw what his burner account was, and I'm not going to say what it is, but it was the funniest shit that I've ever seen. I was like, that's you the whole time? Yeah, so I wonder, because there's no way Trump just didn't get on Twitter for the last four years. Like he definitely was on Twitter. But was he though? And is his platform going to change from what he's seeing on Twitter? I mean, we know Trump responds to his audience and whether that's... He could have been logging in on his burner account the whole time. Or on his actual account and just not interacting. I suppose he could have done that, yeah. He's had it back.

35:27 But I mean he posts on Truth Social as if he's seen something on Twitter. Yeah, and is responding to it on Twitter. So obviously he's monitoring Twitter and he's responding on Truth. And that was kind of the back and forth that was going on. I'm just so relieved. And I know that I heard, I don't know if it's true still, but I heard that Truth Social did take a hit in terms of its valuation in response to Trump coming back on X. But this guy understands, Trump understands that saving this country is more important than, you know, a stock value. I mean, he's one of the few, if any president, I think there was one other example of a president that had a lower net worth when leaving office than when entering office. And they can say all they want about Trump trying to be corrupt or exploit the power for the sake of his business, but the numbers just don't add up. I mean, this is somebody who is, it's all about legacy now. Yeah. Yeah. It has to be. I mean, it's the cliche thing, right? I mean, they,

36:14 Forced him to stay around they could have left him alone, and he might not have even run a third time yeah after Yeah, 2020, but they have dragged him I get out, they pull me back in. He's trying to, he was trying, you know, who knows? I mean, maybe he would have been in regardless, but he didn't really have a choice. They basically forced him to maintain his position in the public spotlight. And it's sort of a fight to the death. I mean, literally he wins. He saves his country. It's a fight to the death. Yeah, right. It's literally a fight to the death, but certainly like his entire legacy, is up for grabs right now and whether he goes down as the man the media has painted him to be or whether he gets the legacy that he deserves of a man who's basically given up everything to try to save the country. He's got to be fighting for that right now.

CHAPTER 18 / 103 Discussion

Polling Discrepancies and Kamala Harris Campaign Strategy

The hosts analyze current polling showing Kamala Harris leading in swing states, dismissing them as manipulated "public-facing" lies. They warn the Republican base against complacency, noting that Harris has significant resources and media support at her disposal.

kamala harris· polling· nancy pelosi· actblue· election integrity

37:05 What do you think about his campaign? What do you think about the Kamala Harris campaign? What do you think about the fact that people are saying, like the polls are showing that Kamala Harris is ahead in swing states? Do you think any of that's- Well they said the same thing to you guys in the- They were saying the same thing about Biden. So keep in mind that all the polls, even the 538 projections, were saying that Biden was leading against Trump. Right. But we know that their internal- Oh, you mean like this race? This race. Okay. Yeah. Their internal numbers were showing different results than the actual public polls. So the polls that we see as the public are totally leveraged, they're totally weighted, handicapped, because the mainstream media outlets are bought and paid for by the deep state, which is inherently leftist, right? And so I believe that the polls that we see are totally manipulated, they're total lies. Many of these polls that are conducted are just given to university campuses. And we know that the university campuses are left leaning. I just don't trust any of the public facing polls that we see. But for some reason,

38:00 Despite the fact that the public polls were showing that Biden was ahead by a few points here and there, and you see the Trump or the Biden campaign was releasing this over and over again, Harry Sisson, the Krasnistins were releasing that Biden was ahead over and over again up until the day that he resigned. Somehow, the internal numbers were so convincing that it compelled Nancy Pelosi to conduct a coup basically. It's admitted by Nancy, it's admitted by Joe. And so That just goes to show that these polls cannot be trusted when they say that Kamala's ahead because the same polls were saying that Biden was ahead while the Democrats themselves were panicking internally, right? But I will say that I don't think Kamala Harris is to be underestimated and I am very concerned that

38:43 you know, awakened patriots and info warriors, you know, see the brazen disparity between competence and in moral values between the two that they're just going to take it for granted that of course Trump will win and that will induce kind of a comatose state of the base. I want to see us fight like we're always losing, fight like the polls are true, right? Run this race like the polls are true. And I think Trump I think Trump is going to win. I think that he certainly can win, but it's definitely not guaranteed. And even though they're using things like AI to manipulate the crowd sizes, some of those crowd sizes are true. Some of those auditoriums are pretty, pretty filled up. And regardless of who's going to win, they're both going to fill auditoriums because tens of millions of people are going to vote for both of these candidates. Most of the people that vote for Kamala are actually just voting against Trump, similar to what happened with Joe Biden. They were voting against Trump, not for Joe, against Trump, not for Kamala. So

39:37 There's going to be a lot of people that support and she's got the resources and they're laundering the money through ActBlue and they have the legacy media totally in their grip. These are all corrupt tools that they have at their disposal but they are still effective even though they're disingenuous. So we should definitely fight like hell because this is going to be a close race, man. And it also seems like they're just setting up the Setting up the situation so they can cheat and say that she won and say, you know what, the polls said that she was gonna win so this is what we expected. But if the cheating was guaranteed, they never would have had to push out Joe. Yeah, that could be true. I mean, there's also the Joe health scare. I mean, Joe is literally lying on the ground somewhere. He's on the beach, he's like a beached whale somewhere. Just wasting away while we are

CHAPTER 19 / 103 Discussion

InfoWars Audience Interaction and Trump Campaign Ad

Harrison Smith opens the phone lines for listener calls while the show transitions to a Trump campaign advertisement. The ad highlights Trump's legal battles, the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago, and his promises to "obliterate the deep state."

infowars· world war iii· iran· russia· china

40:24 chugging headlong towards World War III in a variety of different theaters of war. So very troubling stuff that we have no idea who is leading our country at a time where we are rapidly approaching all-out conflict with Iran and Russia and China as a combined bloc. It's very disturbing. I kind of want to, do you want to take calls for 20 minutes? We're about 19, 20 minutes away from this scheduled start of this conversation. I want to hear from the folks out there. And it was a little too complicated for us to do a space ourselves, so maybe we'll just open up the phone lines for calls and get your comments here in the last 20 minutes. Or you can go to the post I did on X going live right now on at InfoWars for the Trump-Musk interview pregame, and I can read out comments if you want to leave your thoughts

41:12 There you can follow me at Harrison H Smith. And of course you can follow Chase at RealChaseGeyser. Follow at InfoWars as well. And we'll go ahead and open up the phone lines. Give us a call 1-877-789-2539. 1-877-789-2539. And while we gather calls here, we'll go to another video that Trump has put on his ex. And that's what all these videos are, right guys? Yeah. Let's go to I Will Fight For You. Here's a Trump ad that he posted with his glorious return to the platform of X. Let's watch. We can now project the winner of the presidential race. Donald Trump wins the presidency. What started off as unlikely, impossible is now reality.

41:58 I will fight for you with every breath in my body and I will never, ever let you down. We have a president who actually fulfilled the promises he made during the campaign. Securing the border to foreign policy. She now has a record as president that's pretty damn impressive. Breaking news out of Palm Beach, Florida. The FBI has executed an unprecedented search warrant at President Donald Trump's monologue. The former president has both sides of the political aisle up in arms. It is a dangerous and unstable moment in American history. The Justice Department has just indicted former president Donald Trump. For seven years, they hated him, they targeted him, they hunted him. This is the epitome of the abuse of the prosecutorial power to preempt political decisions. I never thought anything like this could happen in America.

42:46 The only crime that I have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. The more that a broken system tells you that you're wrong, the more certain you should be that you must keep pushing ahead. They want to take away my freedom because I will never let them take away your freedom. They want to silence me because I will never let them silence you. They're not coming after me, they're coming after you. And I just happen to be standing in their way and I will never be moving. On November 5th, 2024, justice will be done. We will take back our country and we will make America great again.

CHAPTER 20 / 103 Discussion

Presidential Succession and Mike Johnson Speculation

The hosts use ChatGPT to clarify the rules of presidential succession. They discuss a theory regarding the Democrats potentially "stuffing the ballot" for Trump to frame him, and investigate whether Speaker Mike Johnson would automatically become Vice President if Biden left office.

mike johnson· kamala harris· 25th amendment· presidential succession· chatgpt

43:34 America will always rise to every challenge and overcome every danger. Donald Trump seems to always get stronger when challenged. These types of things, I think, give him strength. When I'm re-elected, I will totally obliterate the deep state. As long as we have pride in our beliefs, courage in our convictions, and faith in our God, then we will not fail. All right, folks, just one of the videos Trump has been posting to his X account as part of his glorious return. He'll be doing the conversation with Elon Musk tonight. In about 15 minutes, we're going to take a few of your phone calls as they come in. Still already getting some comments on the post on X. Most people talking about Israel. Not a big surprise. How deep is Israel involved in our election? Slash deep state, do you think? What is the significance?

44:35 Q quite underscore anonymous says, Q is commenting on my post, says nothing will convince me to vote for Trump unless he denounces his loyalty to Israel. I'm writing in Thomas Massey in protest. I want a president without an AIPAC person. Yeah, a lot of people bringing that up. Crypto Plissken says, I'm worried the Dems will cheat for Trump during the election instead of themselves, then investigate and set up Trump as the cheater. I've not heard that theory before. That's a wild one, but I like it. Right? This is why they cannot allow Biden to leave office now because that would make Mike Johnson the vice president, which would cause a problem for the Dems when they stuff the ballot for Trump. Interesting. I'd not heard about that idea, but with, I don't, hmm.

45:16 I don't know that that is a little far-fetched but then again who knows. He just by default becomes the vice president or does Kamala get to pick another one? That's a good question I need to chat GPT that. He would be in third in line for the presidency. Right. If they both got bombed. Yeah. If they got bombed or something. That's a good question. Yeah. Interesting. That's maybe if they die at the same time, would he automatically move up to, or down? I mean, that would be a downward movement of anything. You know, God forbid if something happened at the same time, which I don't hope for whatsoever, despite the fact that I hate both of them. then yes, the speaker becomes the president. But I don't, is it really the case that if the president dies and the speaker automatically becomes the vice president? I'm not sure. I don't know. I'm not sure. Did that happen in the past when JFK died? Man, I don't know. No. I need to look into that. I need to brush up on my constitutional law. Yeah, I'm not sure. And of course, all this stuff is, uh,

46:09 It has been the same since the founding right it used to be that the loser of the presidential election would become vice president so you know if we're still in the old form of things then when Biden gets elected Trump would be Vice President. So Chachibit says, if the President of the United States dies, the Vice President automatically becomes the President. Of course, this process is outlined in the Constitution under the Presidential Succession Act and the 25th Amendment. Once the Vice President assumes the role of President, the new President would then nominate a new Vice President who must be confirmed by a majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. So Kamala could pick somebody other than the Speaker, but the House and the Senate would have to vote and approve it.

CHAPTER 21 / 103 Discussion

Omega for America and Election Integrity Concerns

A caller introduces "Omega for America," a company led by Jay Valentine that claims to use software to identify fraudulent ballots sent to vacant lots and warehouses. The hosts discuss the challenges Republicans face with ballot harvesting compared to the Democratic ground game.

jay valentine· omega for america· ballot harvesting· mail-in voting· election fraud

46:48 Interesting. Thank you, robot. If you have a Republican House and Senate, then they could just keep declining. That is interesting. Very interesting. Okay. Let's go out to your calls. We've got Tom in Fort Myers, Florida. Let's talk about election integrity. Tom, thanks for calling in. You're on the air. Thank you very much, gentlemen. I just have a question because I've been receiving a tremendous amount of emails from this gentleman by the name of Jay Valentine, and he's the president of Omega for America. And basically what he's saying is how they're going to steal this election is they're sending tremendous amounts of false ballots to warehouses, 7-Eleven, empty lots, and they have these people go and pick them up.

47:33 and basically vote these ballots. His argument is that no matter how much we go out and we ballot harvest ourselves for real people, they have over 25 million people in the stockpile that they can just keep adding to the vote count so that they can basically win the swing states with just about enough of what they need. I don't know, and my question is to you guys, because I don't know if he has viable software supposedly to stop this, to basically go into the tax records and find out exactly where ballots are being mailed to that are not

48:16 There's nobody who lives there, and they could stop this. But I don't know if anybody in the media like yourselves have ever checked into this company called Omega for America. I personally can't do anything with it for the simple reason you need a group of people that are using it. He basically says he works with state legislatures. That could be the issue right there, because no state really that wants to look into this stuff. I just wanted to put that up to you guys to see, maybe you could look at it and maybe make a discussion about it, because he says we still have time to do it.

48:59 Well, yeah, I'll take a look at that. I had not heard of that. Omega for America. I'll look into that. I mean, the problem with ballot harvesting from the Republican side is, you know, the Democrats can do it because they have these ethnic or demographic blocks that they can more or less identify entire neighborhoods and say, okay, this neighborhood votes 99% for Joe Biden and it's all apartment buildings. So they can, you know, they can go to one small area, and be assured of a certain number of votes and you'll have like maybe, you know, 1 to 10 percent not your guy, but everybody else will be Democrat, especially if you, you know, talk them into it while you're harvesting the vote.

49:38 But Republicans don't really have neighborhoods like that. There are large swaths of rural areas, but it's a hell of a lot harder to get 100 votes from 100 farms than it is 100 votes in a single apartment building. So the Democrats and their demographics are set up for ballot harvesting in a way that Republicans just aren't. And then the way that, I mean, the big problem with the mail-in balloting and the process that was instituted with emergency measures without any, you know, legitimacy in the constitutional process of of changing the election methods that happened during COVID, it makes it impossible to determine whether a vote is valid or not. And they have all sorts of shenanigans they pull in the background to make sure that there's no way to certify whether or not a vote is safe or not. So they say better safe than sorry, we'll count the vote. It should be the opposite. Basically, if you don't have a chain of custody of where this vote was sent, who filled it out and where and how they returned it, it should not be counted just on the basis of

50:35 better safe than sorry. We can't allow fake ballots, but they're going the opposite way. So yeah, the stealing the election is still a very, very, very real threat. And if they do it, they could do it in a very obvious and blatant way. and they have the media turning a blind eye and the American people terrified of speaking out against it. So that's a very disturbing but real possibility come this November of them just stealing it outright. Thank you for the call, Tom. Let's go to Chris in Colorado now. You say you're blackpilled on Kamala. Go ahead, Chris. You think it's Kamala as a certainty and that's blackpilling you or what?

CHAPTER 22 / 103 Discussion

Democratic Voter Delusions and 2024 Outlook

The hosts and a caller discuss the "blackpilling" prospect of a Kamala Harris victory. They criticize Democratic voters as "delusional," claiming they are activated by imaginary threats like Trump banning hair dye while ignoring global conflicts.

kamala harris· democratic party· voter behavior· 2016 election· rfk jr

49:38 But Republicans don't really have neighborhoods like that. There are large swaths of rural areas, but it's a hell of a lot harder to get 100 votes from 100 farms than it is 100 votes in a single apartment building. So the Democrats and their demographics are set up for ballot harvesting in a way that Republicans just aren't. And then the way that, I mean, the big problem with the mail-in balloting and the process that was instituted with emergency measures without any, you know, legitimacy in the constitutional process of of changing the election methods that happened during COVID, it makes it impossible to determine whether a vote is valid or not. And they have all sorts of shenanigans they pull in the background to make sure that there's no way to certify whether or not a vote is safe or not. So they say better safe than sorry, we'll count the vote. It should be the opposite. Basically, if you don't have a chain of custody of where this vote was sent, who filled it out and where and how they returned it, it should not be counted just on the basis of

50:35 better safe than sorry. We can't allow fake ballots, but they're going the opposite way. So yeah, the stealing the election is still a very, very, very real threat. And if they do it, they could do it in a very obvious and blatant way. and they have the media turning a blind eye and the American people terrified of speaking out against it. So that's a very disturbing but real possibility come this November of them just stealing it outright. Thank you for the call, Tom. Let's go to Chris in Colorado now. You say you're blackpilled on Kamala. Go ahead, Chris. You think it's Kamala as a certainty and that's blackpilling you or what?

51:10 You know, I really hope not because I'd hate to see Kamala in there. But I think we got to we can't underestimate the people that pulled off the JFK assassination, the 9-11, you know, that taking down those buildings, COVID, and then, you know, the 2020 election being rigged and stolen. That's kind of my point is that I think Trump or an RFK and all the other people could have all this support and huge crowds and all of it, but will they be able to overcome the cheating?

51:51 I don't know. I don't know if they will. And yeah, you know what you're talking about is never underestimate the delusional stupidity of the Democratic voters. I mean, I talked about it for like the whole show this morning on American Journal because you had people who were sitting there going, I've got a lot of facial piercings and multicolored hair. And if Trump gets elected, I won't be able to be like this anymore. And it's like, what are you talking? Like they are literally delusional. They think that Trump is going to make it illegal for them to dye their hair? Like what are they even talking about? So not only are their concerns completely imaginary and they are, you know, actively, they're activated against Bigfoot, they're activated against a boogeyman that doesn't exist, but they're completely ignorant to the actual gigantic global conflicts that the presidency, you know, depends on. They just have no idea. So I don't underestimate these people at all. And I think the number of people that are going to vote for anybody but Trump

52:45 And like maybe they weren't very happy about doing it with Biden, but they would have. And with Kamala, it gives them, you know, it makes them feel good to vote for Kamala. And that's as deep as their calculus goes. So I think you're exactly right. We should not be underestimating Kamala and her appeal to, no offense, ignorant and stupid people or their ability to cheat. So yeah, all these things, very, very concerning, but at the same time, there's a certain threshold that they cannot cheat to win. There's a certain level that we can get to that we saw in 2016, like, they don't control everything. They don't have master control of every process in America. We can defeat them, we can overcome them, we cannot get complacent in this. And that's, you know, what you have to avoid. Thanks for the call, Chris. Let's go to Jim in Florida. Go ahead, Jim, you're on the air.

CHAPTER 23 / 103 Discussion

Trump Sentencing and Political Lawfare

The discussion covers the timing of Donald Trump's legal sentencing and the "lock him up" chants at Kamala Harris rallies. The hosts argue that the Democratic party is projecting their own use of the court system to target political opponents onto Trump.

donald trump· sentencing· joe biden· lock him up· lawfare

53:42 Hey Harrison, thank you for taking my call and I just want to give big shoutouts to both you and Chase. My first opportunity to have spoken to you. Two points. Number one, I don't know if y'all remember Biden back in around June or so at a rally, probably his last one, saying that when the crowd started chanting, lock him up, And he's like, oh no, you're not gonna have to worry about that because I think the sentencing was supposed to be around the day he was shot. Okay, right. You know, okay, right? Yeah, no, that's true. It was supposed to be like July 9th that he was sentenced, but then he got pushed back.

54:25 Yeah, yeah. But secondly, if I may respectfully, I was alive in October of 1973 and still a political nine-year-old, and Spiro Agnew retired or was resigned as the vice president of the United States. Nixon was able to appoint Warren Commissioner member Gerald Ford as president and the Senate had to confirm it. So no, Mike Rogers would not automatically become vice president. Mike Johnson, yeah. And it's different from somebody dying or maybe being 25th amendmented out and resigning. I imagine resignation would give the president more control over

55:13 who came after him. But very, very interesting stuff. And yeah, you know, the Biden, there was another clip recently from a Kamala rally where they were chanting, lock him up, and she's like, don't worry, the courts are already doing that. And people are actually posting that on X. Leftists were posting that on X being like, see, this is how, you know, somebody gracefully responds to this. She doesn't say, you know, she doesn't encourage the chant of lock him up. She says, let the courts handle it. And it's like, okay, but they're actually are locking up their political opponent. Like they try to take the high ground on stuff that they are actually doing

55:49 But they're constantly afraid of Trump potentially maybe doing once he's in office. It's all very absurd. It's all very silly and absurd. And apparently that sentencing is going to go forward. I know a lot of people thought it'd be delayed until after the election, but I think it's sometime in September that he'll be sentenced for the 34th. So, you know, we're still potentially dealing with a presidential candidate campaigning from prison and in a weird enough situation. Thank you for the call, Jim. Let's go to Comfey in Texas. We are a little more than three minutes away from the scheduled beginning of this Spaces if it starts on time, but go ahead. Comfey, you're on the air.

CHAPTER 24 / 103 Discussion

Alex Jones Joins the Emergency Broadcast

Alex Jones enters the studio to take over the live broadcast. He praises Elon Musk for "commandeering the flagship" of social media and frames the Trump-Musk interview as a historic moment of resistance against the "Empire."

alex jones· elon musk· infowars· x spaces· emergency broadcast

56:26 Hey guys, I just wanted to say you're awesome. Great new additions to the crew, both you and Chase. It's great talking to you the first time. I just wanted to say how great Grateful I am that we have X, we have Alex Jones, InfoWars, still in the fight, still doing damage. And we're at this historical moment where Elon Musk, like a pirate, takes over a, you know, a Grand Cutlass and turns it against the Empire. And he's like, come aboard, Alex, yaarrr! Yeah, he has commandeered the flagship, exactly.

57:07 There's no, they're panicking because they have no control over it. And I just want to give a few white pills. I know a lot of people are discouraged and what we're up against and we don't want to get our hopes up because we were, we just felt so confident that he was going to win in 2020, but it's different. Think of the miracles that we've seen. Trump dodging a bullet, Alex Jones still on the air. Elon with X. I mean, these are major shifts in our favor, so we can't rule out the power of God and the Holy Spirit and the quickening that we're in. Everyone feels it. The energy is cranking up, and just as the enemy is panicking and throwing everything he's got at us, God is enforcing his army, and you can feel it in your heart. So just let that love out.

58:00 Just champion the truth and build the victories that we've had, and do not be discouraged because it's all about demoralization. And when we fight each other, the enemy wins. Keep your eye on the goal. The goal is election day. Trump wins. We're going to sip champagne again, brothers. No, you're exactly right. We witnessed an absolute literal miracle with the assassination attempt of Donald Trump and yet people, it's like the news cycle is so fast. It's like, really, we're going to forget a miracle less than a month out? Crazy. Tomorrow is the one month anniversary of fight, fight, fight, of Trump almost getting his head blown off on live television. We cannot forget the miraculous event that we saw that day.

58:52 Just pray to God that his hand continues to protect America as we move forward. Now Chase has gotten up and left because he's setting up the space, I believe, that we'll be talking on. Owen Schroer is going to join me momentarily. We should be beginning in 30 seconds, but who knows? I mean, I guess that is the double-edged sword with Twitter spaces is It's not broadcast TV, so that's good, but it also means we're not sure whether they're going to start directly on time. And I assume the crew is working feverishly to make sure that we get the... All right, folks, this is a new twist. We're going to go to a quick video. This is one that Trump posted on his ex. It's called Test of a Man. Here's Trump on ex. And when we return, Alex Jones is in studio to take over for this very special emergency broadcast. Stay with us.

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The Test of a Man, Trump Motivational Segment

A motivational video featuring Donald Trump's voiceover discusses the "test of a man" and the courage required to lead in the face of despair. Trump encourages listeners to defy expectations and challenge established systems in Washington D.C.

donald trump· motivation· courage· leadership· washington dc

59:45 The test of a man is how much he will bear for a cause which he knows to be right. How long will he stand in the depths of despair? How much will he suffer and fight? There are many to serve when the victory is near, and few are the hurts to be borne. But it calls for a leader of courage to cheer the men in a battle forlorn. It is the way you hold out against odds that are great, that proves what your courage is worth. It is the way that you stand to the bruises of fate, that shows up your stature and girth. And victory is nothing but proof of your skill, veneered with a glory that's thin. Unless it is a proof of unfaltering will, and unless you have suffered to win.

1:00:40 Remember that nothing worth doing is ever easy. You'll have bad moments. You gotta love what you're doing. And if you don't, just do something else. Keep standing up always for your values. Keep loving your country. And one of the most important things, never, ever quit. Never quit. Then ask yourself, what imprint will you leave in the sands of history? What Will future Americans say, we did in our brief time right here on Earth. Did we take risks? Did we dare to defy expectations? Did we challenge accepted wisdom and take on established systems?

1:01:38 In my short time in Washington, I've seen firsthand how the system is broken. A small group of failed voices who think they know everything and understand everyone. Want to tell everybody else how to live and what to do and how to think But you aren't going to let other people tell you what you believe especially when you know that you're right I know that each of you will be a warrior for the truth Will be a warrior for our country

1:02:16 and for your family. I know that each of you will do what is right, not what is the easy way. And that you will be true to yourself and your country and your beliefs. Remember this, nothing worth doing ever, ever, ever came easy. Following your convictions means you must be willing to face criticism from those who lack courage or the guts or the stamina.

CHAPTER 26 / 103 Discussion

Independent Media Bandwidth and Financial Support

Alex Jones discusses the high costs of maintaining bandwidth for massive live streams, comparing InfoWars' infrastructure to platforms like Rumble. He urges the audience to support the show through the InfoWars Store to keep the broadcast operational.

rumble· steven crowder· bandwidth· infowars store· independent media

1:02:53 To take it and to do it. It's called the road less traveled. All right, folks. It wasn't hard to predict the X spaces because of, I mean, I was on the Elon a while back ago. 25 million people watched it live, another 25 million, 30 million in the next couple of days, 50 million. I bet there's 100 million trying to tune in. But when Biden or Kamala Harris has one of their events on YouTube, it's got 500 consecutive viewers, literally, maybe 600. On a good day. On a good day. So this is a good problem to have, like Rumble,

1:03:36 I've been on some shows, like Steven Crowder, when he gets 2-3 million, it crashes. and I guarantee election night we're not going to crash if we pay for the bandwidth but it's going to cost a lot of money. It costs a lot of money to bring in this information. Something I'm not good at is plugging to support info at fortworthstore.com. So Harrison Smith, Owen Schroer, Chase Geiser, the crew. We have a crew that could run maybe eight hours of regular shows but when they run 10 they're really running like 12 because they have to be here hours before. This crew has already worked 12-14 hours are longer. Some of the morning crew was here at 6 a.m. We want to salute Matt and the rest of the crew in there. Again, I'm Alex Jones, your host. We're trying to honor Trump, and you made a great point right before I came in, before we aired those new Trump ads.

CHAPTER 27 / 103 Discussion

Butler Shooting Forensics and Grazing Wounds

Alex Jones provides a detailed analysis of the Butler, Pennsylvania shooting, drawing on his experience as a hunter to explain how a high-velocity bullet can cause a grazing wound. He dismisses leftist claims that the event was staged, citing the physics of ballistics.

butler pennsylvania· assassination attempt· ballistics· hunting· secret service

1:04:20 People are so into this news cycle, and you see so many Netflix shows and horror movies and Avengers and all this stuff. That's entertainment, this is real. They tried to kill him a month ago. And now they're admitting they're planning a civil war if he wins. This is a big deal. 30 days or a month tomorrow, so it's a big deal. Yeah, it's huge and again it's sort of our fault but anytime I see a post that's like, remember what happened guys and it's a picture of him with his hand up and the blood on his face, I have to retweet it because it's like you have to keep this in people's minds that they witnessed a miracle and that what we're experiencing here is very special and can't just be taken for granted and forgotten about as much as they would like us to forget about what happened. And by the way, I remember in 2016 Hillary had a town hall and it was shot the equivalent of 80 millimeter

1:05:08 film, you could see dust floating in the air and you could tell it was fake. And I said, that's fake. And two months later, they admitted the thing was shot on a soundstage. It was fake. You know, fake what happened in Butler with the complete standout for 90 minutes. And the police saying he's up on the roof was a total standout by the secret service deputy head. Now they had Ronald Rowe and these idiot left us put up images of full cartridges and they usually put up 556 they'll put up like 308 or 338 lapua or something or 30-06 and say oh this whole thing hit his ear no the bullet fires and I can tell you how many times I've shot at a wild hog 600 yards away or many things I've shot whitetail you name it I've done a lot of hunting back when I had time mule deer mountain goats you name it

1:05:53 and you'll shoot and think you missed it, and you get another one in the chamber and fire and hit it right in the chest, it falls over dead. When you get there, you just see a graze right through an ear, a little bit of blood, a tiny little scrape, or right about top, you know, the top of the back. And or right across the leg because you're shooting 700 yards away 500 yards away. I mean, so they think like a full cartridge shot out and would know it just skimmed him. It just went right by at 3000 or 2500 feet per minute at 3000 on the muzzle but at 150 yards, about 2,400 feet per second and just skimmed his ear. And so we haven't had time yet, but I want to go out the next few weeks with you guys, one of these outdoor shooting ranges and put up maybe watermelons, you name it, and we'll just set the scopes up and shoot and graze it and show people what we're talking about. They don't get grazing. Yeah, that's one of the

CHAPTER 28 / 103 Discussion

Congressional Investigations into Secret Service Failures

The hosts call for immediate follow-up hearings in the House of Representatives to address Secret Service failures in Butler. They focus on two key questions: who allowed the shooter on the roof and who managed the communications that put Trump on stage at that moment.

secret service· kim cheadle· ron rowe· butler pennsylvania· congress

1:06:43 Part of the miraculous thing of the assassination attempt is the way it happened. It could not have been faked I mean there's a photo of the bullet flying through the air Not even an AI robot could follow his head perfectly with the wind and things and only skim him. No, that guy died I mean this was real. I mean you can't fake this. Look, you know fake when you see it. This was real. 100% Well, I think the important thing now is It's not just for us in the news cycle to keep it relevant. Now, these committees inside of the House that are chaired by Republicans, they need to be calling follow-up hearings immediately because we have the questions that need to be answered. There's really two questions at this point that need to be answered and that's who stood down on the roof? Who stood down

1:07:28 Secret Service on the roof that needs to be answered and then the second question that needs to be answered is who was in charge of the communication that made sure Trump was on the stage at that time And so these are the two questions that need to be answered and they need to immediately call hearings. I don't care if it's the FBI director, the FBI deputy director, I'd call up Kim Cheadle back up, I'd call up Ron Rowe, they need to all be there and these questions need to be asked and answered. And if they're not going to answer them, then subpoena them for all their records and if they don't comply with the subpoena, then send their ass to jail for contempt of Congress. This is the only way forward. No, no, I totally agree but we have them now. The new video that was released last Friday

1:08:08 which is what they first reported in the Secret Service lives and all the local police didn't do that. So they released the body cam where they boost up to the roof and distract him right before he shoots. And they're trying to get orders because they're under a Secret Service command to shoot and they're not given the orders to do it. And again, I'm gonna say this again. I used to be a huge hunter and regular hunters, of course, they understand this. But I remember the last time I grazed something was about six years ago. I'm on a West Texas ranch. We're sitting there doing target practice. They go, hey, They had a lasers rangefinder. They go, hey, there's a jackrabbit right on the bottom of that hill, 820 yards away. Think you can hit it?

1:08:45 So I'm sitting there with a 300 Win Mag, which is like a laser beam for those who don't know. But it still drops, you know, at that far, three or four inches. So I shoot with a 300 Win Mag. I don't really want to kill a jackrabbit. I think I would hit it. And he runs and I go, that son of a bitch. And I reload and I shoot him right in the back and blow him in half. When we got there, like I said, hit him right in the back. That's what killed him, but right literally over the back of his neck was the graze. You could just see, and the military guy I was with, he goes, you see that? You grazed him right there. And it was literally a little couple drops of blood. But again, the left doesn't know this about bullets. It's so frustrating. They don't even know what a casing is. They don't know what a brass is. I mean, you can't even have a serious conversation with a leftist these days. They think they're such a thing as a trans person. They don't know what a woman is. So I mean, you know, what do you expect?

CHAPTER 29 / 103 Discussion

Tim Walz Stolen Valor and Policy Criticism

The discussion turns to Kamala Harris's running mate, Tim Walz. The hosts criticize his military record as "stolen valor" and attack his legislative record in Minnesota, specifically regarding policies they characterize as protecting pedophiles.

tim walz· stolen valor· minnesota· pedophilia· vice president

1:09:35 I know, I mean I keep harping on it. They literally think a bullet is the casing and the entire round, not just the round, the round, the casing, everything. And they literally think that fires out of the gun. They think, you know, Tim Walls, their vice president pick, thinks boys need to use tampons. I'd like somebody to ask Tim where the tampon goes on the boy or man. I'd like somebody to ask him that. It was never taught to me. Well that's a whole other subject. I thought I knew everything about Tim Walz but I saw a clip two days ago I put on X that I sent to the crew I went to play it's like three and a half minutes of Trump and you guys can find out something like this is a very important statement by Trump about Walz

1:10:16 And I didn't know that he passed laws to let pedophiles basically rape kids and let pedophiles out of jail. I mean this guy is like so bad and now there's like dozens of videos of him saying he was in combat. We had the videos a week ago where he was implying it, now he's actually said it. Oh and there's about a dozen print articles where he's saying it as well, talking about Operation Iraqi Freedom and all this other stuff so yeah it's bad and the stolen valor is one thing I think that's really well I know that's really meaningful to the veteran community, the military community and so that'll that's I think that's where you aim that but when it comes to his protection of pedophiles and

1:10:58 with his sexual orientation bills, you know, parents need to know that. But I mean look, you take one look at this guy's joker, I mean he looks like Jack Nicholson is the joker. He gives me the creepy crawlies. Totally, totally. I mean this guy just puts off the aura of, would you let Tim Walz babysit your children? He puts pedo vibes. It's weird that he's 20 years younger than Trump. I mean he looks older. He does. He's gray, he's bald. I mean he's not a healthy person. And by the way I'm just constantly refreshing this space. The space has started. Donald Trump and Elon are in it. It says it has 200,000 people listening but it won't start. Well I mean here's another issue. It keeps collapsing. When Elon put a vote up for me and it got millions of votes in an hour it shut down because they crashed it. Right. So the EU, I'm at the cupboard today, I barely mentioned it, it's on Infowars.com.

CHAPTER 30 / 103 Discussion

X Spaces Technical Difficulties and EU Threats

As the Trump-Musk interview faces delays, the hosts discuss the technical challenges of hosting millions of concurrent listeners. They link the difficulties to a potential DDoS attack and the earlier threats made by EU official Thierry Breton.

x spaces· ddos attack· thierry breton· elon musk· technology

1:11:46 They sent a threatening letter, they're already criminally trying to charge him, got a bunch of civil stuff for billions, and said you better not air this, it may be disinformation. So there's the EU, that's a top story right there by itself. There's the EU, Owen and Harrison saying you better not have him on, he might say something wrong. We're watching you. I mean, and now you've got the UK saying we're gonna arrest American citizens? These people are really revealing themselves. Well, let's just be clear. This is a strict, I'm sorry to say it, Obviously probably true at this point, I think it's safe to say they can't even get on air. This was a strategic blunder. They should have back-ended this transmission, done it in a studio like we do, and then streamed it to X. As a side deal. They should not have relied on the front-end X technology to make sure this thing got off the ground because here we are, not shocked at all that it's not.

1:12:39 And that's what's frustrating is we had to come from the trenches, myself 30 years, you a decade, you guys a long time, where we had to have our own stuff. And then, and I know that X, I talked to back room folks, is trying to build a studio downtown, is trying to make it to video for like a year. They haven't been able to do it. I get it. You have millions of people tuning in and dialing in. It's hard to get all that done. Maybe they should have one tier for the host that's video, then another tier that's audio. Uh, but, uh, So we did get a control room, well hey let's get Chase Geyser who's the spaces expert. Which I think is great technology, they're working the bugs out, we're not criticizing. You know if Musk was not a maverick we would be, you know obviously he's a maverick on free speech. But this is too big to go with an experimental technology in my opinion. Well I mean actually I saw the speculation today that it would crash.

1:13:26 I think you've even said that, right? Yeah, I mean I talked about it. I mean it was too easy to predict. I mean that's not like, that's like predicting it's gonna rain in Florida or something. Well because that's the problem. It's not like everybody connects to a stream. The computer takes a user for each listener. Right. Which is amazing in its next level, but imagine a talk radio show where every listener is on a phone line. I mean, if you have like a million listeners, there's no way it's going to work. Like we have a digital phone system that'll take 30,000 calls at once. That's just what it's scaled up to. And Wes has told me before our record was like 24,000 calls in 10 minutes. Yeah, one time. But the point is we couldn't actually put them on the board. I mean, if we put 100 calls, it'll start crashing the computer. So look, Elon, he's the first to admit it. He is the guy that takes on too much. So, you know, we can't say chase in the control room.

CHAPTER 31 / 103 Discussion

Server Capacity and X Engineering Team

Chase Geiser provides an update on the X Space, noting that over 200,000 people have joined but many others are blocked. He mentions that the X engineering team is relatively small and struggling to handle the unprecedented traffic and cyberattacks.

x engineering· server capacity· mario nawfal· ddos· technology

1:14:18 Chase Geiser, you know more about spaces than us. You're kind of the techie around here of the house. What's going on? Well, there's over 205,000 people that are in the space right now. I'm actually currently in the space because I was one of the first people to join it, so I was able to get in. But it seems like they're having server capacity issues because so many people are trying to join the space at the same time. People like the Hodge twins and others are in the replies on both Elon Musk's account and Donald Trump's account saying that they're having a hard time getting in. I was about to say, I'm not an engineer, but I've noticed the last 20 minutes is about 200,000. I'm guessing that's the threshold of the server. So millions more are trying to get on. Yeah, absolutely. And I know from conversations that I've had with Dick Sordor, because he and Mario, of course, are very intimately involved with the Spaces team at X.

1:15:01 that as of a few months ago, the spaces team was only like half a dozen to a dozen people total as far as engineers are concerned. So we're talking about a really kind of bootstrap lean team dealing with this massive capacity. I'll tell you what, if this was a Kamala Harris space, I don't think it would be breaking the internet. There'd be 3000 people. While Donald Trump breaks the internet. Kamala Harris breaks America, right? Oh, perfect. Say that again. While Donald Trump breaks the internet, Kamala Harris breaks America. Yes, and they're going to spin this tomorrow and hopefully Elon's on the phone with his engineers yelling at people to up the servers. You know, though, that they're going to spin it. Oh, Trump-Musk event fails, but that'll be bigger because then I predict Musk flies to Trump or Trump flies to Musk. And then like you said, Owen, it's put out proper on X

1:15:47 a streaming video that does great. We've had up to 8 million before our top show. One time we had 8 million on a stream a few months ago, routinely a million or two. Yeah, we streamed X every day and it's fine, but that's a back loaded stream onto X, not front loaded through X and so I... Explain it. It sends one feed that's duplicated and it's delayed a few minutes you can't have millions of people all as users who all... This is like trying to jam a hundred thousand people into like a tiny nightclub is what this is instead of just putting a camera at the nightclub and then everybody watching... Again explaining they all have user capability they all have the same rights which is amazing

1:16:29 But, you've got hundreds of thousands that you see at peak, 205,000, and they're all in there able to speak, but that takes a lot of technology. When this technology is perfected, it's going to be groundbreaking and incredible. It already is, but to me, and maybe there was another follow-up strategy behind it, to me, for Trump, this was too big of a risk to take to rely on this technology. Doesn't matter, I don't make decisions. Well, don't underestimate that they're hammering it. Don't know their estimate. It's not just the users it might be a bunch of oh, I'm sure I mean a threatening letter, but I'm just curious Do we know what the current status is guys has anybody been able to talk yet? Let's go back to chase chase What do you got?

CHAPTER 32 / 103 Discussion

InfoWars as a Redundant Broadcast Proxy

Alex Jones explains that InfoWars is acting as a "proxy" for the X Space, using its own redundant bandwidth to broadcast the audio to millions who cannot access the platform directly. He emphasizes that InfoWars is a platform in its own right, not just a show.

infowars· x· streaming· bandwidth· independent media

1:17:05 I just hear elevator music in the space right now. We're in and so what we're gonna do is encourage everybody on Twitter who can't get into the space directly to just watch our live stream because we will be broadcasting as soon as they start speaking. But obviously behind the scenes they're working on something, they're waiting to fix some of these technical issues before the conversation begins. But I'm sure everything will be fine. I just think that They're frantically running around behind the scenes like the Battle of Hoth. Now that's a great point, but it's kind of redundant because only people watching us heard that. We're going to post it on Twitter. That's a good point though, Alex. You're right. No, no, no. It's great. But it's like, no, but we're saying like, we'll take the load, like share the load. Like, you know, like, hey, we got it. Well, let me explain something. And Chase has actually done a great job lowering man with cost.

1:17:51 We reach millions a day with these streams. This is very expensive even at the best prices we've got. That's why I'm always up here. I want to just stay in the game. That's why I'm like, oh Jones wants more money. Folks, it's easy when you're a little provider that can be kicked off YouTube, kicked off Facebook. We're not a little guy that has a show, which are great people, we boost them. We're actually a platform. And what is there, you know, there's literally X and then there's Rumble and then there's Gab at InfoWars and a few others. And believe me, I'm not looking like, damn that Rumble doing so well or damn that Gab or damn that True Social. True Social is reportedly coming out with video, that's good. I'm like, please make me obsolete, man.

1:18:31 because it's like being a soldier on the front line with 10 troops. I want 10,000. Yeah, it's a whole different level. So we're doing this, we're not critiquing anybody. Please make me obsolete, please. That's why I love Musk. Please, please fix it all. Please get this off my back. No, yeah, you're exactly right. I'm just surprised they were able to get in. I obviously didn't join the space quick enough and I just keep reloading it and just keep saying that it's down. It's obvious, I've been watching it for 30... I'm no engineer. It's at 205,000. That's the cap. I'm surprised they can take 205,000 people are able to dial into a thing where they can control things and talk? Yeah, it's like the biggest, I think the biggest venue in the world is the Maracana in Brazil. It's like 130,000 or more that they can fit into this stadium. But that's what it is. So it's like you've got

1:19:20 10 million people trying to pour into the Maracana. Like, it doesn't fit. It doesn't hold that many people. It's not going to fit. If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit. So I just think that that's the deal here. And you know what, Alex? Hey, there's a silver lining to everything and maybe that's ultimately how this is going to end up is Musk and Trump in the same room. Well, the silver lining is they should say, cut all the other speakers and they should talk. I don't know why that wasn't the strategy. You know me, I would have thought it would have fit in five minutes. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. That should have been the strategy out of the gates. I heard you around the office today saying it's good. I was like you're gonna be here. Yeah, I heard you like the conference gonna crash It's all gonna be a disaster. I'm like, okay, I'm not even because I'm not again I'm not the one trying to point the finger at X and Musk No, what do you think should happen with Elon? Look if Elon Musk and Alex Jones got 25 million people on once but there was only like 20,000 speakers

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Massive DDoS Attack on X Platform

Elon Musk confirms via a post on X that the platform is under a massive DDoS attack intended to prevent people from hearing Donald Trump. The hosts frame this as a direct assault on freedom of speech by globalist actors.

ddos attack· elon musk· x· cyber attack· free speech

1:20:10 Everybody wants to be a speaker at this, that's the difference. It can handle the listeners, it cannot handle participants because they have computer largesse, they have interface. This was too easy to predict, and so hey, maybe it'll be kind of a troubleshooting thing for X now, and they can figure out how to make it better in the future. I hope this thing ends up getting off sometime tonight. If not, though, you know what? Either way, Trump must be. We got nothing from Elon Musk. Elon Musk says there appears to be a massive DDoS attack happening. So this is not a failure of X so much as it is actual cyber attack happening, probably backed by people supported by the EU and others who have come out and issued threatening letters today. I mean, I agree with that because I figure Musk had this updated. Yeah.

1:20:57 I think that probably is it. So, so, okay well tell us more what he said read it to us. Yeah let me find it real quick hold on the whole yeah this is a big deal platform is because the EU literally I covered it a little bit today I should have covered it more the EU sent a letter saying we're watching everything you do and a criminally charge you. So this is what he said two minutes ago Elon Musk has 45,000 likes now said there appears to be a massive DDoS attack on X working on shutting it down I assume he's referring to the DDoS attack. He says, worst case we will proceed with a smaller number of live listeners and post the conversation later. So something is going to happen tonight for sure, but there's definitely a cyber attack happening and this is an attack on freedom of speech right before our eyes happening in real time. Well I want you to tweet at him because he's smarter than I am and say, will you please just put out a video screen of the X spaces because your video system is way more redundant

1:21:45 Because he's calling it, oh, listeners. No, they're participants. It's why it has more bandwidth because they have all that interface power. I'm not a technician, but I know the fact that a system where each person can interface and has all these controls. All right. There is some speaking happening in the space right now. Go to it. Go to it. Here it is. Well it looks like it went away they just did a quick update in the space where they said there was a cyber attack and now they're back to the hold music sorry about that guys. Hey I love this attack it only makes it bigger if we don't most people like oh god we're attacked we're going home this is what happens in the info war folks I mean you got Elon Musk and Donald Trump obviously millions want to hear it and I tell you my gut level which I said is I guarantee it's true

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UK and EU Censorship of American Speech

The hosts react to statements from the UK and EU governments threatening to arrest or fine Elon Musk for the Trump interview. They characterize the European authorities as "arrogant" and "desperate" for attempting to control American political discourse.

united kingdom· european union· elon musk· free speech· censorship

1:22:26 He probably boosted all the bandwidth, did major updates, but there was an attack on top of it. Because again, like I told you, it came out, remember when they had to vote about bringing me back? That got attacked, Owen. Well, and I think it was the UK government that made that statement talking about, hey, you better not let Trump speak or, you know, whatever the official statement was. It was the EU and UK. Well, Musk did issue a reply earlier today, and to put it short and sweet, he said, fuck right off. So, I don't know what the EU or the UK government thinks it has to say about our speech in America, but I'm gonna go ahead and agree with Elon Musk on that. Yeah, fuck off. But notice how they picked one show, because they can't stop all of us. So they act like if they could just stop this interview, which will only make it bigger. In fact, I hope they shut it down tonight. When Trump comes on in three days, it'll be 300 million instead of 100 million. Musk should just fly down to Mar-a-Lago, just have the sit-down interview,

1:23:23 it'll be bigger. Yeah but again I've only experienced this 25 million viewers when he talked to me for two and a half hours and then 25 40 it was like I quit counting 50 million that was Alex Jones they want to see the radicals Owen. But it is possible uh Trump flew a popular streamer to Mar-a-Lago, I think it was last week, Aiden Ross. They ended up getting 50 million views, 24 hours. I don't know where the number is now. The point is that it can be done. The platforms exist to have it done successfully. And so to me, that is the foolproof strategy to go with. I'm not Donald Trump. I don't know if he was expecting this. I don't know if he's frustrated by this. He's using this to test his platform. But he just... I agree. That's part of it. But I think he's telling the truth.

1:24:14 He just because we get hit with DDoS every time we have a big interview. Yeah, well we had to set up a failsafe curtain in front of our stuff now. Well, that's why you notice I've told you guys and I don't tell you a lot what to do because I hire you because I respect you, you gotta do what you want. We agree about 95%. But I will say when you got a really big guest you might not want to announce it right away. Right. Because that's when they hit you. Harrison? No, I'm just, he says Elon Musk just posted 42 seconds ago, he's tested the system with 8 million concurrent listeners earlier today. So he's saying it's not a matter of the number of people joining in, it is the DDoS attack. That was a retweet of the DDoS statement. So there you go. Why would the EU and the UK threaten to not do this interview? Think of the arrogance of these people, man. They're telling us we can't hear our president and Elon Musk. I mean, what?

1:25:00 That's what I was wondering. It almost seemed like an act of desperation because they knew Elon Musk wasn't going to go, oh okay, sorry. Yeah, so why would you come out and make a demand that you know is not going to be met? I mean, it's just humiliating for them. Yeah, this is Cyber Command doing this. Well, he's been really harsh on what's been going on in the UK for the last couple weeks, and so I think that they kind of took that personally. And by the way, that's a beta test, as you know, for the rest of the world. Well, it's happening already. There was a story out of Buffalo, New York, and look, it's such a— People just need to see the end result. Forget about—

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Cultural Shifts and Migration in the West

The discussion explores cultural changes in the West, citing the conversion of a Catholic cathedral in Buffalo into a mosque and the recent unrest in the UK. The hosts argue that mass migration is being used as a tool to destabilize traditional Western societies.

buffalo new york· united kingdom· migration· mosque· welfare state

1:25:37 these ancient holy wars or this religion versus that religion, and just look at the end result of what's happened in England and realize that something similar is going to happen in the United States. Whether it's illegal migrant gangs and criminal gangs. The Korean crisis. Or whether it's a new religion that has a base here. A Muslim group just purchased a cathedral in Buffalo, New York for a quarter million dollars, and they're gonna turn it into a mosque. And so this is an ancient, beautiful Catholic cathedral. The Catholics couldn't raise a quarter million dollars to purchase it and save it, so the Muslims did. And so it's like, where do you think this goes? It's incredible. I don't know why, I mean, the Vatican couldn't step in? They can't build these today. So let's explain something. Key point that I was just making. Ladies and gentlemen, this is history happening right now. And they're trying to censor this. They're trying to control this because they're so scared of what you're saying, Owen.

1:26:32 So I just don't want to live in an America that looks like the UK or specifically Britain where the traditional English people are are basically shoved aside and told no, this replacement population now gets favorite treatment. And that's the problem of Westerners is we're so individual which is good, we don't organize, the Muslims do and it's their religion. They take over everywhere, they push everybody out, it's a fact. I don't think it'll be Muslims here per se, I think when it comes here it's going to be illegal alien gangs, I think. And pervert groups.

1:27:11 And so that's what the Whitehall the Rainbow Pedophile Coalition, this was set up if you look at what's happened in England in the last few years this was set up for for the Muslim population to essentially assert its dominance over the English culture and civilization. That's what was being set up now we're finally seeing the final result and people are shocked because the government's coming out and saying nope If you're a white Englishman, sit down, shut up, you're going to prison. If you're an Islamic man, you can go ahead and do whatever the hell you want, attack anybody, take over the civilization, it's fine, we're going to protect you in that endeavor, that's how woke we are. What I see being set up right now in the United States is you have all these illegal aliens coming here and they're immediately being put on entitlement programs and welfare programs.

1:27:55 And so what's going to happen here is the day that these entitlements run dry or the day that their welfare state gets cut off, they're going to start rioting. They're going to start burning cities. They're going to start destroying our country. And when people try to step up and stop it or call it out or say anything, you'll be the one that gets arrested. You'll be called a racist, xenophobe. What's really gotten even me just putting it out there, like 10 million An update from Elon Musk a minute ago. He says we will proceed with the smaller number of concurrent listeners at 830 Eastern Time, so that's in two minutes from now, and then post the unedited audio immediately thereafter. So they are solving the problem. Good. That was a smart move to cut back to people can get on that and that means they'll block the people coming in with the DDoS attacks. So let me just throw this out real quick. The point I'm trying to get at here is

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InfoWars Live Coverage of Trump-Musk Interview

Alex Jones directs his team to promote the InfoWars live feed as the primary source for the "censored" Trump-Musk interview. He celebrates the high viewership numbers and the ability of independent media to bypass the DDoS attacks hitting X.

donald trump· elon musk· x spaces· infowars· live stream

1:28:48 This is information warfare. And so, who do I have in there posting on X? Because I see us with millions of viewers already tuned into us. So I want to put this out on X as another repost of the live feed. You guys got me? I want to put what I'm about to say out, I can do it myself right now, on X of the live show feed. I want to put this out right now. You guys ready? Yeah, yeah, I'm listening to you right now. All right, I want you to retweet this. I want you to post this on X. Elon Trump interview under hack attack. Watch censored feed here, which we're about to launch, which we're taking. It's all true. And that'll go super viral because people need to, the average person is another being blocked. They don't know why they can get on. They're trying to find out. We got to tell them. We're already telling them what just happens. It's not hype. It's real. So breaking Elon Trump interview under hack attack. See censored interview here live. That's the headline. And you see, we're not even

1:29:56 Doing it in the future. It already happened, but the people trying to hit the Elon link Aren't able to get this because it shut down. We're telling him so you You heard the headline right now, you know exclusive Elon Trump interviewed under hack attack here and see sensor interview at this link sound good something like that All right, fire that out And again to listeners that's all you can do. Like take what's happening and don't like oh god they're attacking us, we're beaten. I know most of you understand this but use it against the enemy. That which doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. Owen? James O'Keefe calls that distribution by proxy and so that's essentially what we're doing. We're acting as a proxy for this x space between Trump and Musk. Exactly whatever happens to their feed we're jacked in boosting it.

1:30:47 So they gotta attack us too. And so basically now... We're all Spartacus. So basically now all we have to do is act as one person taking that feed and then we just feed it through our amplified feed to the millions of people that tune into us and it only affects the x spaces to the actual... And that means the enemy DDoSing their link, we get around them. Yes. So I was actually able to join the space somehow. Over half a million people have joined. I'm listening to the elevator music right now. It's coming from Trump's status, but I don't know. Maybe I'm in here? I don't know. I wonder how many people they're going to let in. It's under massive attack. But don't worry. They're going to run headlines tomorrow, even if they don't get on there tonight. Oh, Trump. Oh, big crash. Big joke. No. I predict when Trump finally does the next Elon interview, it'll be five times bigger. What? 800 million views?

1:31:36 100 million in 24 hours guaranteed. Yeah, but I mean Tucker got 200 million with Putin. I think this should be bigger. Could be. Could be. If people get pissed off. Chase Geiser, what's the latest? Yeah, so there's nothing new developed, but we got that tweet out. We are encouraging everybody to watch if they can't get into the space, they can listen to it uncensored on our live streams on X or Infowars.com forward slash show. But we're still getting elevator music inside the space. We are in the space, so we will be able to broadcast it unless they start another space. But I don't anticipate that. And by the way, people can criticize Elon. This is a revolutionary technology. This is what it takes like a space program. I mean, this is look at this thing. What?

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Technical Critique of X Spaces Infrastructure

The hosts compare the traffic on X Spaces to a crowded soccer stadium, noting that the system was not designed for millions of concurrent "participants" with interactive controls. They suggest that Musk should have used a more redundant video streaming format.

x spaces· technology· maracana stadium· ddos· elon musk

1:32:18 I'm just, I hope it takes off tonight. I just, it's too big. I think this, you know, we've got too big to rig for the election. This is like too big to go. This is like too big to launch. Yeah. Too big to stream too big to launch because he says we want to limit the people that can get in. The requests aren't going to stop coming. Right? Well exactly, I'm not an engineer but that's what they call slow loris attack. It doesn't matter if you try to block it, your computer still has to take requests and a hacker just goes request, request, request, request. This is like any big, if you look at any big famous international soccer match, this actually just happened in Miami last month where

1:32:54 There's so many people that want to go to this game that the crowds outside of the stadium are just so massive. You can't get in. You can't get in and so people just end up climbing up the rafters and up the fence and into the scaffolding and then they had to cancel the Copa America game in Miami. They had to delay the Copa America game like an hour and a half in Miami last month because it was like the same thing. There were too many people there. So it's a sign of success. It's a sign of how popular it is. It's a sign of how big it is. It's basically the biggest event. I mean, biggest international soccer matches on the planet. They have to delay the games because too many people show up and they basically shut down the stadium. So that's what you're getting the equivalent of right? It does look like that. Look like people are able to get in now. There's over seven hundred and seventy thousand people in the space. I was able to join for my personal account. Daria was able to join as well and others. So maybe they were able to block the DDoS attack. Oh God, did I just see a Krasnodzhin head pop up? Oh yeah, they're there. Yeah, I'm going to kill myself.

1:33:46 I don't mean literally, but I mean like. I heard Krasinski has a raging clue. What does that mean? It's a South Park episode. I'll send it to you later. You'll like it. I'm 50 now. Half the stuff you guys said, I'm good. It's just the Hardy boys like to find raging clues and disappear into a closet together. Oh. When they find a raging clue. I only figured out what a bunch of stuff was a few years ago. I'm like, people are like, I'm not gonna even say it. You know look, people were like telling me to sex shove it. I was like what's that mean? I'm sorry. Like where a tampon goes with Tim Walz? Yeah, I'm sorry man. I know how to order a beer and order a steak. I don't understand all this weird sh- I mean I'm not trying to be mean but like

1:34:30 Hardy Boys. You would enjoy this. It's pretty funny. It's a classic South Park. I'm not trying to be mean. If somebody showed you the clip, you would think, is this an animated Krasenstein Brothers? It's very accurate. I just grew up on South Park and so like I just remember every episode. I love the South Park records here. It's like gay fish. I'm a gay fish. Did you see the Strong Woman? I'm a strong woman! I remember like the famous wrestler Step into a slim Jim. Yeah, yeah strong woman was like a macho man Randy Savage. Yeah, it's up the woman That's a strong guy wants to be a dolphin. So they put a dolphin dolphin plastic And those and those episodes from like a decade before that actually happened. That's what's crazy. That's the foresight. Yeah, no

1:35:19 Sometimes I don't get the jokes and people say, you know about this, right? And I'm like, no, because I watched South Park some, it's funny. I just like most of the time I'm not watching the entertainment. I'm sorry. I'm going to show that woman what a strong woman really is. I'm going to get into that ring and I'm going to crush her because I'm the real woman. So this is kind of crazy. So I was able to get into the space. It's gone up by about 100,000 people per minute since I got in. So it's at 850 now. Trump is still in. Elon Musk is nowhere to be found now. I don't know where Elon Musk went in this space. Look, it's a new technology like rocket testing. We get it. It's not a problem. But I agree. He should have been in a studio with Trump sending a video feed out with the spaces on top of it. Well,

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Kamala Harris Policy Shifts and "No Tax on Tips"

The hosts criticize Kamala Harris for adopting Donald Trump's "no tax on tips" policy. They point out that Harris previously supported hiring 86,000 IRS agents to target service workers and characterize her current campaign as a "fraudulent" attempt to steal Trump's platform.

kamala harris· donald trump· no tax on tips· irs· economy

1:36:04 Maybe they live and they learn. We'll see if this thing can even take off successfully tonight. Well, we appreciate everybody tuning in. So let's shift gears while we're waiting. We basically could play for 30 minutes, which is fine. This is good to have a technological critique. No, we've had fun. This has been fun. But what's the biggest news right now? For me, it's Kamala who helped pass the law to hire 86,000 IRS agents to target workers, service workers that would get tips and then stealing Trump's deal or Pelosi admitting, oh, I think that letter was fake. Biden didn't really resign. That's her trying to cover her ass. And then we've got

1:36:45 you know just all this other uh Ukraine has attacked Russia five days ago and gone like 50 miles in and there's a NATO's backing in that's a total insane escalation and then we've got uh I mean it's all just cuckoo town so I mean what else there's lots of talk about it. Well geopolitically there have been some major developments I mean I don't know that's like a long stream broadcast to get into that I think when we look at the U.S. election though I think what again it's so stunning it's so stunning to sit here and watch these Harris rallies where now she's campaigning on strong borders, she's literally stealing Trump's campaign policy no tax on tips.

1:37:27 I mean what's next she's going to come out in a red hat? She's like Joy Reid, she may have gold hair tomorrow. That's what I'm saying, she's going to come out in a red hat and a blue suit and tie? Well they came out with the camo, they're running the camo hat now, they're not just taking Trump's policies, they're trying to steal like the style, the make America great again style and make it a little bit different, like the off-brand make America great again. Here's kind of, here's like the outside thing that stuns me that I can't help but notice though is the absolute state of brainwashing that the American Democrat is under. I mean, we are talking complete and total mind control where they don't even blink an eye. Kamala Harris is running against her own administration. She's literally running against the economy that she created. She claims she's going to do

1:38:14 Trump was honest in June. He goes, I was in Vegas, a waitress comes over and says, why don't you get rid of taxes on tips? He goes, great idea. And then she was the one that engineered and bragged to squeeze waitresses. It's a policy. So it's one thing if she stole it. It's another thing that she's the queen of raping Service workers. I mean you cannot, it's such a perfect fraud. Let the lemmings stand behind her and cheer and clap like they love it. And I'm just sitting here because if you look at the original founding of this country and the political science when it first was founded, we've really kind of gone off pasture in a lot of ways. Oh really? Well I don't mean just the basic constitutional violations but I mean how the actual science is applied. Like these people shouldn't vote. I'm to the point now where I'm like F your

1:39:09 F your voting rights, bro. Saying she a woman she black have you seen this clip? Yeah, and that's what they're there There are three big issues when when Kamala Harris voters were asked. What are your three main issues? It was abortion. She's black and she's a woman Congratulations. Okay, so abortion what percentage of Americans does abortion actually apply to every year small a tiny fraction 5% and so okay, so that doesn't really apply to many people and

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Democratic Voter Priorities and Identity Politics

The hosts mock the priorities of Kamala Harris supporters, claiming they are focused on identity politics and abortion rather than the economy or global security. They play a clip of a voter expressing fear that Trump will ban hair dye as evidence of "mind control."

abortion· identity politics· kamala harris· brainwashing· voter behavior

1:38:14 Trump was honest in June. He goes, I was in Vegas, a waitress comes over and says, why don't you get rid of taxes on tips? He goes, great idea. And then she was the one that engineered and bragged to squeeze waitresses. It's a policy. So it's one thing if she stole it. It's another thing that she's the queen of raping Service workers. I mean you cannot, it's such a perfect fraud. Let the lemmings stand behind her and cheer and clap like they love it. And I'm just sitting here because if you look at the original founding of this country and the political science when it first was founded, we've really kind of gone off pasture in a lot of ways. Oh really? Well I don't mean just the basic constitutional violations but I mean how the actual science is applied. Like these people shouldn't vote. I'm to the point now where I'm like F your

1:39:09 F your voting rights, bro. Saying she a woman she black have you seen this clip? Yeah, and that's what they're there There are three big issues when when Kamala Harris voters were asked. What are your three main issues? It was abortion. She's black and she's a woman Congratulations. Okay, so abortion what percentage of Americans does abortion actually apply to every year small a tiny fraction 5% and so okay, so that doesn't really apply to many people and

1:39:44 As a political issue and then you're gonna go into she's a black woman well what if she's a black woman and her policy is I'm gonna stab you in the throat. So okay well she's a black woman she's gonna stab me in the throat so that's great I'm gonna vote for her. I mean this is where we're at so you need to have a basic civics test or a basic political IQ test. No I agree, did you guys find the club? I went to play with them this morning, I didn't get to it. They're literally howling at a rally. They went, we're gonna win, we're gonna win. Yeah, that's it. Like my God. Oh, here it is, here's the club. I mean, not to be cocky, but I'm optimistic. I've always been a supporter of, you know, she's a woman. She's a woman? And she's black. And she'll be the first president candidate that I think she will win. And like I said, I'm all about equal access and equal women's choice. Look at that one behind him.

1:40:49 These are full-blown lint attacks. Sorry, go ahead. 100%. Well, the other video is the Taylor Hanson video where it's a woman saying, I'm a gay trans man, which means she's a straight woman, and she's saying, I have ear piercings and colored hair, and if Trump gets elected, I won't be able to look like this anymore. And it's literal delusion. They literally think that Trump is going to pass a law to stop dying your hair. Well, they were talking about one trans person one time, and they go, well, they're attacking me. It's within me. I feel it's within me. It's like no one cares. Leave us alone. Nobody cares. Nobody cares at all. But it's like literal delusion. So I agree with you, Owen. It's like I can't argue with that person. They're campaigning against Bigfoot. He doesn't exist. So it's like they're campaigning against a boogie booger. They are live. They are live. They just started. This is Donald Trump and Elon Musk now. 42 minutes in. Here it is. ... service attack against our servers.

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Elon Musk and Donald Trump Interview Begins

Elon Musk opens the interview by explaining the DDoS attack and the importance of open conversation. He praises Donald Trump's strength following the assassination attempt, while Trump congratulates Musk on the record-breaking audience numbers.

elon musk· donald trump· x spaces· ddos attack· free speech

1:41:44 We've saturated all of our data lines, like basically hundreds of gigabits of data were saturated. We think we've overcome most of that and so it's now time to proceed. But as this massive attack illustrates, a lot of opposition to people just hearing what President Trump has to say. And so, but I'm honored to have this conversation. I want to emphasize it's a conversation and it's really intended to just get a feel for what Donald Trump is just like in a conversation. So it's hard to catch a vibe about someone if you just don't

1:42:28 just don't hear them talk in a normal way. And when there's an adversarial interview, like no one's themselves in an adversarial interview. And this is really aimed at kind of open-minded, independent voters who are just trying to make up their mind. And so you can understand like what is, you know, what is it just like to have a conversation? So, Donald, great to speak. We had a great conversation yesterday. As you mentioned yesterday, if we could just record that conversation and post it, it would have been excellent. I hope we can have something like that today.

1:43:14 Well, I think we will. I'm pretty sure we will. And congratulations, because I see you broke every record in the book with so many millions of people. And that's an honor. We view that as an honor. And then you do want silencing of certain voices. Usually those are voices that have something to say that are constructive, oftentimes constructive. And so we have to consider it an honor. But congratulations on breaking every record in the book tonight. That's great. Well, thank you. Well, maybe we could start off with, I mean, the assassination attempt, which was an incredible thing. And I have to say that

1:43:57 You know your actions at that mess that assassination attempt were inspiring You know you instead of shying away from things instead of ducking down You were pumping your fist in there and saying fight fight fight, and I think that's I mean You know the president of the United States represents America, and I think that is a That is America, that is strength under fire. And so that's a big part of the reason why I was excited to endorse you as the President of the United States for having another term here is that was just incredibly inspiring. But I mean, what was it like for you?

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Donald Trump Recounts the Butler Assassination Attempt

Donald Trump provides a first-hand account of being shot in Butler, Pennsylvania. He describes the "miracle" of turning his head at the last second to look at an immigration chart, which he credits with saving his life and strengthening his faith in God.

butler pennsylvania· assassination attempt· immigration chart· miracle· god

1:44:43 Not pleasant. I have to be honest. I said there was blood. I had more blood. I didn't know I had that much blood. The doctors later told me that the ear is a place that is a very bloody place if you're going to get hit. But in this case, it was probably the best alternative you could even think about. because it went at the right angle and, you know, it was a hard hit. It was very, I guess you would say surreal, but it wasn't surreal. You know, I was telling somebody you have instances like this or like a lot less than this where you feel it's a surreal situation. And I never felt that way. I knew immediately that it was a bullet. I knew immediately that it was at the ear.

1:45:33 And because it hit very hard, but hit the ear. And I also heard people shout bullets, bullets, get down, get down. Because I moved down pretty nicely, pretty quickly. And we had bullets flying right over my head after I went down, so I'm glad I went down. The bigger miracle was that I was looking in the exact direction of the shooter. And so it hit me at an angle that was, far less destructive than any other angle. So that was the miracle. For those people that don't believe in God, I think we got to all start thinking about that. You have to, you know, I'm a believer now. I'm more of a believer, I think. And a lot of people have said that to me. A lot of great people have said that to me, actually. But it was amazing that I happened to be turned just at that perfect angle.

1:46:22 And all because I put down a chart on immigration that showed that the numbers were so great. I love that chart even more now. I mean, maybe it's a sign. Maybe that's a sign. It's an immigration sign. You highlighted a serious issue at that moment. That's right. The bullet missed your ear, but missed your head. Well, the amazing thing is that the sign, I said, bring down that sign on immigration. It was literally about an eighth of a second where it would be good and after that it was going to be a disaster no matter which way you were facing. But it just had that.

CHAPTER 42 / 103 Discussion

Corey Comperatore and Secret Service Sniper Response

Trump pays tribute to Corey Comperatore, the firefighter killed during the rally, and mentions a million-dollar donation made to his family. He also praises the Secret Service sniper who neutralized the shooter with a single shot from a significant distance.

corey comperatore· secret service· sniper· butler pennsylvania· firefighter

1:47:02 That perfect angle, which was exactly at this shooter. Very sad situation. Such a sad situation. As you know, we lost somebody that was great, Corey, who, a firefighter, a great gentleman, a great, a great Trumper. He was just a fantastic family and a fantastic man. And a friend of mine came up, Elon, and said, I'd like to give the family some kind of help. And I said, that's great. He said, do you mind? I said, I don't mind at all. And he wrote out a check for a million dollars, gave it to the wife. And, you know, she said, this is really nice, but I'd rather have my husband back, which is a nice thing for somebody to say, to be honest. She's great. The family is great.

1:47:46 And we raised a lot of money for them and for two other gentlemen who are unbelievable people also. They were hit really badly. They thought they were not going to make it and they did. The doctors in the Butler area, I tell you, they were incredible. They saved the two. And they were really hit tough, both of them equally. And we thought, my first question was, because I heard bullets flying over me, I said, how many people were killed? Because we had a massive crowd there, a tremendous, thousands and thousands of people. And there was no land, I mean, it was just, it was all people. So I said, how many people have been killed? Because I knew there were other shots being fired. And they said, we don't know yet, but some people have been badly hurt.

1:48:31 And I have to give the Secret Service sniper, they call him, or sharpshooter, but sniper, because he didn't know there was a problem. He's been, he's an extraordinary shot, obviously, and he didn't know there was a problem. And he was able to pick and roll out within five seconds. And he used one bullet from very far away, I guess probably about 400 yards. The shooter was 130, but he was on the opposite side of the field and the podium. And he saw the smoke and the flame from the gun, immediately recognized it, and immediately took a shot. And it was one

1:49:13 Perfect shot from very far away. And if he, if he didn't do that, Elon, he would have, I mean, if he would have, a lot of people, a lot more people have been, could have been badly hurt and killed. So I have to take my hat off to him because that's also a surreal, you know, he's been with them for 23 years and he's never had anything like this. And all of a sudden he has to act, and it's a very tough thing to act and to be shooting somebody. But he saw the gun, saw the smoke, saw the flame from the gun. Very far away, obviously has very good eyes, he's got very good vision which I assume you have to have. I mean look how close the shooter was. Go back to that video of yours. He took aim very quickly. He's right freaking there. Look at that! If that didn't happen because the shooter had a lot of bullets. He had a lot of cartridges up there with him.

CHAPTER 43 / 103 Discussion

Security Failures and the Shooter's Position

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the security lapses that allowed a shooter to access a roof only 130 yards away. Trump describes the interaction between a local police officer and the shooter just moments before the firing began.

secret service· security failure· butler pennsylvania· local police· sniper

1:50:09 And again, if you want a clear feed of Trump talking, go to X and do it. You're going to get us occasional comments here with video added at Rolex Showns. So share the link if you want Donald Trump interview with Elon Musk with video. Retweet that, folks. But I mean, there does seem to be, I mean, some pretty significant failings elsewhere in the system. Like, there's just no way that, like, how on earth does a shooter get on a roof 130 yards away? That seems I think most people are wondering how on earth could such a thing happen. Well, you know, I view it as two ways. There should have been nobody on the roof. There were people because there were so many tens of thousands of people there. There were people that were seeing him. And there was one woman with a red shirt and Trump all over it. And she's screaming.

1:50:59 That guy's got a gun, you know, you saw it probably. Yeah, yeah. There's a guy up there with a gun. I mean, it's like, I'm just, I guess, I mean, for my part and I think probably many members of the public are wondering how the heck are, you know, basically people wondering why pointing out there's a guy on the roof with a gun. Yeah. And they're seeing it, but somehow it's not being addressed. That does seem crazy. Well, they're going to learn from this. The communication between the local police who sort of had an idea and then ultimately a man lifted himself up to the roof, could barely do it because he was pulling himself up. And he saw the man with the gun. The man with the gun pointed the gun at him. He thought he was probably going to get shot, but he was like pulling himself up. And because of that, he couldn't get to his gun.

1:51:57 And he fell down, actually very badly hurt his leg, his ankle, I hear very badly. But he fell down and he did, from what I understand, he did say there's a guy up there with a gun. And the shooting started very quickly after that. I think it forced the shooter to go maybe quicker. You know, you're supposed to be a very good shot. Exactly. The cop doing that one thing got him off target. They can't believe what happened. But they said from 130 yards, a bad shot would hit that target almost every time. They said it's like in golf, sinking a two-foot putt.

1:52:35 Yeah, it's not a hard, it's not a tough shot. No, it's not a long shot. The Secret Service person had the long shot. He had a, you know, triple the distance actually. So, you know, it was a terrible thing. Look, it's hard. I have to say this about the Secret Service. When I went down, And, you know, I went down based on I think their screaming, but other people also because people saw this happen. You know, you had so many people. One of the miracles was that nobody ran. I mean, if a gun goes off, the crowd control people showed us this. When guns go off, and it does happen in stadiums and a soccer match or some kind of a match, everybody flees. They call it a stampede like cattle.

CHAPTER 44 / 103 Discussion

Crowd Behavior and Miraculous Survival

Trump marvels at the fact that the crowd did not stampede during the shooting, attributing it to their character. He reiterates that if he had not turned his head to look at the immigration chart, he would not be alive to conduct the interview.

butler pennsylvania· crowd control· secret service· miracle· survival

1:53:20 But everybody and a lot of people get killed with those stampedes. We had more people than you'd have at, you know, some of these. That's because they were Christians. They were at ease. Nobody left. You know, Trump just said something really curious. He said that the sniper that took out the shooter had three times the distance. So I don't know what that's about because the testimony from the and they saw that I went down. New director of Secret Service and the FBI deputy director was it was the sniper team to the right of Trump if you're looking at the stage.

1:53:57 is who shot the guy. So that's definitely not three times the distance. Now, there was a speculation that the guy that shot the shooter on the roof came from across the fairgrounds and was on a roof that is not seen anywhere in any of this footage. That's curious to me. Yeah. Well, I mean, Trump's not perfect. He doesn't know all the angles. You didn't have anybody flee, you didn't have anybody stampede. Nobody. And there were some people behind me. But see how Trump's praising Secret Service and the crowd. Great, move on. What are you going to do to Ronald Roe, the head of the Secret Service, who actually directed this and lied to Congress? So I was down, but the Secret Service guys, there were bullets flying right over my head. You could hear them go whizzing. And these guys

1:54:43 came jumping on top of me and a young lady. Yeah, they weren't part of the standout. They moved so fast and let me tell you that took tremendous courage. Now there was a lack of coordination. Obviously everybody understands that somebody, that building should have been covered. And yeah, I mean, I think that's like, I mean, looking at the aerial views, that building would be like the number one spot for a sniper. I mean, it's like, if you were to pick like, what is the favorite, if you, so if the goal is to assassinate, what's your favorite spot? That building. That building would be number one. That would have been the spot. It's like, you can ask for a better location. No, no, that would have been the spot. You know what people think is when the local policeman, who by the way, you know, he really,

1:55:31 He did what he was supposed to do. He couldn't hold on any longer. And then when he got his head just peeking above, this guy standing there with a gun at his head. And when he fell down, again, hurt his ankle very badly, but he was making the calls. But what happened is the firing took place very soon. So what they think is that this guy ran to his site, which he had all planned out with the gun. He ran to the site and he started shooting fast and maybe that's why He, well, he sort of missed. I mean, you know, he, he got me, but it could have been, it could have been a much bigger problem. But he totally would have hit if you hadn't turned your head. So like, you know, there was a, it was a very near thing. It was a miracle. If I hadn't turned my head, I would not be talking to you right now. As much as I like you. Exactly. I would not, I would not be talking to you.

CHAPTER 45 / 103 Discussion

EU Threats and Global Censorship Efforts

Alex Jones provides a news update on the EU's threats to shut down the Musk-Trump interview. He frames the DDoS attacks and regulatory pressure as a coordinated effort by globalists to prevent the public from hearing Trump's message.

european union· thierry breton· elon musk· censorship· x

1:56:27 Folks, let me tell you something. A news update here. This is definitely a DDoS attack. Many of the video streams, overhead shot please for TV viewers, many of the video streams on X are dead or being taken down. So it's not just, overhead shot right here guys, it's not just the spaces are taking down, broadcast not available, we checked on a bunch of phones and computers, a lot of the feeds are down, they have the capacity for billions of viewers. So this is definitely a shutdown and the EU threatened to shut them down. They are so upset guys. Quick comment before we go back to this. Yeah, I would say

1:57:06 Either, I mean probably the DDoS attacks and then also maybe X just decided we're gonna streamline every server we can into this so that the space can keep going. Let's see what the UK government, the EU does to Musk in response to this because they've already tried to sue him. They've already threatened to sue him, they've already threatened all this other stuff. Think of the balls, the arrogance, like he better not have Trump on. And the Democrat party right now, the Biden administration, they've got things hanging over Elon Musk that they're trying to punish him with. These same Democrat lawyers are suing Elon Musk. Well let's see what our computers show. My phone says our feed is dead at Real Alex Jones. What do you see on your computer, Harrison Smith? Let's put it up on screen there. And again if you want just the Trump feed you can go find it on X-Folks. We're doing an analysis here.

1:58:00 Okay, so we're able to get the feed in there. Breaking Elon Trump interview under hack attack. See and hear on censored feed. All right, let's go back to him then. They wanted to stretch you. I didn't like the stretcher and I knew I was hit in the ear, but I knew I wasn't hit anywhere else. They felt I was hit someplace else. It was such a lot of blood and they were sure that I was hit someplace else and they were saying, sir, you were hitting more than the ear. I said, nope, I was hit in the ear. I want to get up. Let me get up. And so I got up and the crowd didn't know what to think. I mean, this was so

1:58:35 So many people and they did, you could see they were confused. They didn't know what to think. And I wanted to let them know I was okay. It was very important for me to let them know that. And they went wild. You've seen the after they didn't go wild when I got up. And again, folks, the EU is threatening to shut this down. They're so scared of Musk and Trump together. They think if there's one of it, they can shut down. They're trying to shut this down with hack attacks, but it's failing. This is so beautiful, Owen. Nobody did. And Musk won't back down, Trump won't back down. That's got to upset these control freaks. Well you know and that's why to me, and look, I'm all for constructive criticism, I'm all for fair criticism, I'm not claiming Musk is perfect, I'm not claiming Trump is perfect.

CHAPTER 46 / 103 Discussion

Support for Musk and Trump's Resistance

The hosts defend Elon Musk and Donald Trump against "armchair quarterbacks" who claim the assassination attempt or the cyberattacks were fake. They argue that the "fruits" of their actions—devastating the globalist system—prove their authenticity.

elon musk· donald trump· infowars· free speech· globalism

1:59:25 I'm simply saying you can't argue with the devastating results of the enemy. But Alex, you more than me, because you mentioned this earlier, you've been at this three decades, I've been at this nearly a decade now, eight years at Infowars, a couple years doing politics before that. It's like we've been sitting here ramming our head against this beast. Ramming, ramming, ramming, ramming. And so it's like finally these big heads are coming up and you're ramming. You're going to prison for it and then you see real results and all these armchair quarterbacks go, oh it's fake. No folks, you judge a tree by its fruits, this ain't fake. You can say Musk wants to take over from them, maybe that's true, but he's really giving a run for their money. Harrison, we'll go back to Trump.

2:00:03 Yeah well once you let the cat out of the bag you can't put it back in. Like you can't fake giving people information. When you give them the information they have it from then on. It's real. Yeah, it can't be a trick. You tell somebody something that's true, they know it, it's in their head from then on. You're getting millions of views every day on your stuff. Is anybody suppressing you? Well, not that I know of, although, I don't know. Elon, there's a little bit of shadow banning going on. We know that. Well, that's grips that foul against you. But so, so, so much better. Are you getting 20 times the reach you had before? Oh yeah, absolutely. I have an account now, so you know, that alone. Well, I see your videos with a million views all the time. But I'm just sitting at this wall banging my head, Alex banging his head, Infowars banging their head, and now Trump banging his head, Musk banging his head, and then somebody's like, hey what are you doing here? You're not supposed to be banging your head with us. I'm like, what? We gotta tear down this fricking wall man, bang your head with us. Quit looking around. Yeah, we're attacking an enemy gate, and Musk just blew giant holes through it. They're like bitching. I'm like, what the fuck are you talking about? Here, let's go back to it. Here we go.

CHAPTER 47 / 103 Discussion

Illegal Immigration and Contagious Diseases

Donald Trump discusses his "Remain in Mexico" policy and criticizes the current administration for allowing millions of people, including those with contagious diseases, to enter the country. He emphasizes the need for strict border controls to protect national health and security.

illegal immigration· remain in mexico· contagious diseases· border security· donald trump

2:01:00 And we're gonna go back in October. We're all set up and the people are fantastic in Butler. It's a great area. These are incredible people. Like the three that in the case of Corey killed and the other two, the families, I got to know them a little bit and the families are great. But we're going back to Butler and I think I'll probably start by saying, as I was saying, Yeah, so rudely interrupted by it. By the way, a Trump office in Virginia has been broken into. We'll put that on screen. We'll be giving you video of how this unfolds. Let's continue back. Illegal immigration numbers, meaning stopping. It was at the lowest. You've seen the chart. It's become quite a famous chart. But that was the lowest point

2:01:52 ever recorded. It was a really, I mean, I was very proud of those numbers. And then you see what happened with these people, Kamala and Joe. You see what happened. They just let it go. I had Remain in Mexico policies. I had all these different policies that were so good. He's got to hit her on the ceiling, his tips thing. Cause again, she passed the law. She wrote the law to put 86,000 IRS agents on people's tips. And then she claims she wants to give them their tips. You can't make it up. He's running on strong borders now. We had so many things we had.

2:02:30 things where if people, many people come in there, they have contagious diseases. You can say what you want about Trump, but if he says something, he's going to do it or try. Like you ain't getting bullshit with Trump. We cannot allow you into the country. So we were setting literally records and all I was doing is showing that and I used it sometimes. In this case, I'm glad I used it. I can tell you that. By the way, on one of our streams we have 800,000 viewers on X. That's great. We have about 500,000 on InfoWars.com, where's our show? How about everybody watching, retweets and reposts. Watch the Trump live Elon Musk interview uncensored with Alex Jones. So just repost it right now, we'll get 5 million. Let's just do that. That'll, a little added juiciness on top. By the way, they just bring up the open borders with the diseases. This is what's so frustrating. I just want, it's like can we live in a land of any logic and common sense? Just like a little bit. They wouldn't even let you go to the grocery store if you had a cough.

CHAPTER 48 / 103 Discussion

Kamala Harris and the "Border Czar" Record

Trump attacks Kamala Harris's record as "Border Czar," claiming she oversaw the worst border catastrophe in history. He alleges that countries like Venezuela are emptying their prisons and sending criminals to the United States, leading to a rise in "migrant crime."

kamala harris· border czar· illegal immigration· venezuela· crime

2:03:28 If you had a sniffle, you couldn't even leave your house. Oh, you got the bubonic plague? Yeah, come on in. We'll send you right into downtown Chicago. Go back to Trump. We're going to shut up for five minutes. Here it is. Kamala was the borders are now she's denying it everything that I do. She's saying she was strong on the border. We're going to be strong. Well, doesn't have to say if he could close it up right now. They could they could do things right now. It's horrible. No tax on tips and all of a sudden she's making a speech and say and there will be no tax on tips. I said that months ago.

2:04:05 And by the way, they had just the opposite. You know, they had not only tax on tips, but they hired 88,000 IRS agents and many of them were assigned to go get waitresses and caddies and all of this. On tips, they have a policy. They had a policy that we're really gonna go after you and we're really harassing you. He's doing it right now. See, I just said too much. And then all of a sudden for politics, he says, you know, she comes out with what I said, which I think is terrible. And I think it's also hitting them very hard. These people are fake. Now they're also saying they did a good job in the border. We had the worst numbers in the history of the world, not of our country. There's never been a country in history that has had a catastrophe like this. We've had

2:04:46 I believe and I think you believe this. 20 million. You hear 12 million, 13. I believe it's over 20 million people came in 25 many coming from jails from prisons from yeah They've dumped their worst institutions notice. I can finish Trump's sentences. We're not lying. We have the data and many How does he finish my sentences? How do I finish is because we we are living a reality? Coming from Asia, they're coming from the Middle East they're coming from countries that are stupidly and horribly bombing Israel October 7th. They're coming from all over the world. And you know, you look at it's so sad, October 7th, because it should have never happened. It's so sad when you look at Ukraine, it should have never happened. We have a defective government. These are defective people. And they're not people that should be running it. But where you see it the best is the border.

2:05:41 By the way, we just went up by another 100,000 viewers on one X feed. You had all our X feeds together, about 2 million, InfoWars feed, it's about 3 million. Everybody, retweet, repost live feed of Trump-Elon Musk censored on X. Retweet it right now. Retweet the live feed at Real Alex Jones right now. Hell, we can put it up to 20 million if you do it. The enemy hates it. Exercise your muscles. Annihilate the enemy. Attack, attack, attack. InfoWars, attack, attack. Fire at will! This ain't a game, I need to hold in position and stay on air to lose. We're gonna win, people. Yeah, absolutely secure elections. And so it's just essential to have a real border or we can't function as a country. And our services, you know, our central services are being overwhelmed in a lot of cities. And, but I... Musk just wants a base to run a star base. He just wants a secure country. He already got run out of South Africa. That's his leg up on us. He's already been through this. He's an immigrant. He's an African American.

CHAPTER 49 / 103 Discussion

Team America and Productive Immigration

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the concept of "Team America," advocating for a merit-based immigration system that welcomes productive contributors while excluding criminals. Musk shares his perspective as an immigrant who wants a secure and prosperous country.

elon musk· immigration· team america· merit-based immigration· economy

2:04:46 I believe and I think you believe this. 20 million. You hear 12 million, 13. I believe it's over 20 million people came in 25 many coming from jails from prisons from yeah They've dumped their worst institutions notice. I can finish Trump's sentences. We're not lying. We have the data and many How does he finish my sentences? How do I finish is because we we are living a reality? Coming from Asia, they're coming from the Middle East they're coming from countries that are stupidly and horribly bombing Israel October 7th. They're coming from all over the world. And you know, you look at it's so sad, October 7th, because it should have never happened. It's so sad when you look at Ukraine, it should have never happened. We have a defective government. These are defective people. And they're not people that should be running it. But where you see it the best is the border.

2:05:41 By the way, we just went up by another 100,000 viewers on one X feed. You had all our X feeds together, about 2 million, InfoWars feed, it's about 3 million. Everybody, retweet, repost live feed of Trump-Elon Musk censored on X. Retweet it right now. Retweet the live feed at Real Alex Jones right now. Hell, we can put it up to 20 million if you do it. The enemy hates it. Exercise your muscles. Annihilate the enemy. Attack, attack, attack. InfoWars, attack, attack. Fire at will! This ain't a game, I need to hold in position and stay on air to lose. We're gonna win, people. Yeah, absolutely secure elections. And so it's just essential to have a real border or we can't function as a country. And our services, you know, our central services are being overwhelmed in a lot of cities. And, but I... Musk just wants a base to run a star base. He just wants a secure country. He already got run out of South Africa. That's his leg up on us. He's already been through this. He's an immigrant. He's an African American.

2:06:48 And I think that, I mean, like one way to think of it is who do you want on your team? You know, who do you want on Team America? And I think we want to just say, okay, we want to let in people who are going to be great contributors to our society and to our economy. Everybody tweet Elon and tell him, call for Team Humanity. In my opinion, I'd say probably most of the illegal immigrants actually are actually good hard-working people. Exactly, team humanity, we're not against them. But they're being used as a weapon. And you just have this sort of adverse selection process where, you know, if somebody's... They're bringing them in and brainwashing them. If somebody's like...

2:07:40 We can bring him in, but we've got to induct him into America. They're waiting for Democrat orders to launch the terror attacks. you know, bad things coming here sooner because it's, I mean, it's a piece of cake to go rob, you know, houses in LA or New York. Well, they already are here. The news isn't reporting it. There's organized gang crime happening across the country. In a lot of places in America, if you try to stop the person who's robbing you, you'll be arrested.

2:08:18 I mean, what's happening with crime and our police is so good, but they're not allowed to do their job. But I have to tell you, Ilana, I hate to say it because it's such a downer to say it. I hate to say it. I hate it. You have a lot of people that just shouldn't be, I think it's a much bigger number than you think. They're allowing people from their jails. And if you were running one of these countries where they're coming from, you would have had all of them. As an example, Venezuela, their crime is down 72%. They're taking their drug dealers. Frankly, they're prisoners, they're emptying out their prisons. They're taking their criminals, their murderers, their rapists and

CHAPTER 50 / 103 Discussion

Global Prison Emptying and Migrant Crime

Trump compares the current border situation to the Mariel boatlift, claiming it is happening on a much larger, global scale. He argues that foreign leaders are "brilliant" for sending their non-productive and criminal populations to the U.S. at the expense of American taxpayers.

venezuela· castro· migrant crime· border security· kamala harris

2:07:40 We can bring him in, but we've got to induct him into America. They're waiting for Democrat orders to launch the terror attacks. you know, bad things coming here sooner because it's, I mean, it's a piece of cake to go rob, you know, houses in LA or New York. Well, they already are here. The news isn't reporting it. There's organized gang crime happening across the country. In a lot of places in America, if you try to stop the person who's robbing you, you'll be arrested.

2:08:18 I mean, what's happening with crime and our police is so good, but they're not allowed to do their job. But I have to tell you, Ilana, I hate to say it because it's such a downer to say it. I hate to say it. I hate it. You have a lot of people that just shouldn't be, I think it's a much bigger number than you think. They're allowing people from their jails. And if you were running one of these countries where they're coming from, you would have had all of them. As an example, Venezuela, their crime is down 72%. They're taking their drug dealers. Frankly, they're prisoners, they're emptying out their prisons. They're taking their criminals, their murderers, their rapists and

2:09:00 They're delivering them into the- That's what Castro did. Yeah, well, he did on a much smaller scale. It was a much smaller scale. But this is a massive scale because this is being done worldwide. But here's what's happening. Crime all over the world is down. And wait until you see the numbers that we have. You know, this is migrant crime. This is crime that's going to be... And I saw it today in New York where somebody was... And I'm getting reports on X, Alex Jones. A lot of folks are trying to tune in and being blocked just because X is under DDoS attack. So just take this show, watch this archive and share it tomorrow. Don't let the enemy stop you. They're scared of this for a reason. What's the old saying? Nobody knew who said it first. The propaganda would not be necessary if the situation was hopeless.

2:09:49 So they don't want to come back. But these are rough people. These are criminals that make our criminals look like nice people. And it's horrible what they're doing. And she's in charge of it because, you know, now she's trying to say she had nothing to do with it. And she's such a liar because He was called the Bordezar the first day and it was on the headlines of every newspaper. She's the Bordezar and she never even went there. She went to one location which had nothing to do with where the problem is. You know, she went in and out, I guess, because she was getting a lot of press. But had nothing to do with the problem. But she was the Bordezar and you people can't allow them to get away with their disinformation campaign. Now she's trying to say that

2:10:28 She wasn't really involved. The whole thing is horrible. He was totally in charge. He could have shut the border down without him. He didn't know what he was doing anyways. He wouldn't have even known what happened. You could shut the border down, he wouldn't even know the difference. But the fact is that she was, borders are, but you don't have to call her that. The fact is you could just call her. She was in charge of the border and the border was the worst ever. It's it's simply not working out. It's horrible. What whether whether it's by whether it's by whether it's a question of

CHAPTER 51 / 103 Discussion

Existential Threat of Open Borders

Elon Musk describes his visit to Eagle Pass, Texas, comparing the influx of migrants to a "World War Z" scenario. Both Musk and Trump agree that another four years of open borders poses an existential threat to the survival of the United States.

eagle pass· texas· world war z· open borders· existential threat

2:11:03 Of intention or competence either way we don't have a secure border and we have people streaming over like it looks like a world war z zombie apocalypse at times and you know sometimes you gotta sort of wonder like is it real or not so I you know because you see things you like is it real I saw went to the border at eagle pass and I saw for myself in texas and I was like. Okay, it's real. I'm like seeing this in real time. I actually posted the video like just live. I just flew there one day and just to see, hey, is this made up or real? And I'm just seeing people stream across the border. And I have to say, at least the people that I saw did not look friendly. So people can look at my video and say, hey, these people look friendly. I don't look super friendly. So- These are the people that Elon would not be the same man

2:11:54 If he had to walk across the street and look these people in the eye, these are rough people. These are really rough people coming across. And I know rough people. And these are people that we don't want in our country. And, you know, the caravans are coming in and they're putting and who's doing this is the heads of the countries. And you would be doing it. And so would I. And everyone said, oh, what a terrible thing to say. The fact is, it's brilliant for them because they're taking all of their bad people, really bad people. And I hate to say this. The reason the numbers are. much bigger than you would think, is they're also taking their non-productive people. Now, these aren't people that will kill you. We have enough of them. But these are people that are non-productive. They are just not productive. I mean, for whatever reason. They're not workers or they don't want to work or whatever. And these countries are getting rid of non-productive people in the caravans, in many cases,

2:12:48 And they're also getting rid of their murderers and their drug dealers and the people that are really brutal people. And they're coming into our country at levels that have never been seen before. And I saw an ad just before I got on the air, I'm walking over here, and I saw an ad by Kamala saying how she is going to provide border security. Where has she been for three and a half years? For three and a half years, we have 20 million people. It's terrible. Yeah, I think this, frankly, I think this is a fundamental existential issue for the United States. And if we have another four more years of

2:13:26 of open borders and it's gonna be even worse, with another four more years, it's gonna be even worse than it's been for the past three and a half years. I'm not sure we've got a country. You don't have a country, Elon. Elon, if they get in, you will have 50 to 60 million people from all over the world, not South America only. We think of South America, we think of Honduras. Totally brainwashed by the globalists, all voting. The replacement migration wants 650 million in the US. Look it up. Go to the UN website folks, the annual ones are around, see if he's saying it. Look it up. Basically when I went down there I was like, well where are people from? It's like almost no one was from Mexico. It's just the border with Mexico, but the people coming in. Yeah, Mexicans are totally compatible with the US compared to people from other parts of the world, let's just be honest. About four or five percent of the population of Earth.

2:14:24 It would only take a few percent of the rest of us to overwhelm everything. We're already overwhelmed. We're overwhelmed. You had to see the news tonight about New York, New York. And I love that place and what they're doing to it is horrible what they're doing to it. And all the courts do is they try and focus on Trump. OK, then let's focus on Trump who did nothing wrong. I complain about a rigged election. Elon, what's happened is unbelievable. You have from from Africa, from the Congo they're coming, from the Congo. And 22 people came in from the Congo recently and they're murderers and they dropped them. They take them out of jails, which is very expensive to maintain the jail. I just love how the EU threatened Trump in an official letter. It's on InfoWars. I retweeted it today, if you don't believe me, folks, you can't believe it. They said, you better watch what Trump says, we might arrest you. And then you got the UK saying the same thing. They're desperate.

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Two-Tier Justice and UK Civil Unrest

The hosts discuss the civil unrest in the UK, criticizing "two-tier policing" where traditional British citizens are arrested for social media posts while migrant gangs are treated with leniency. They frame this as a globalist plan to replace and control native populations.

united kingdom· two-tier policing· free speech· migration· civil unrest

2:13:26 of open borders and it's gonna be even worse, with another four more years, it's gonna be even worse than it's been for the past three and a half years. I'm not sure we've got a country. You don't have a country, Elon. Elon, if they get in, you will have 50 to 60 million people from all over the world, not South America only. We think of South America, we think of Honduras. Totally brainwashed by the globalists, all voting. The replacement migration wants 650 million in the US. Look it up. Go to the UN website folks, the annual ones are around, see if he's saying it. Look it up. Basically when I went down there I was like, well where are people from? It's like almost no one was from Mexico. It's just the border with Mexico, but the people coming in. Yeah, Mexicans are totally compatible with the US compared to people from other parts of the world, let's just be honest. About four or five percent of the population of Earth.

2:14:24 It would only take a few percent of the rest of us to overwhelm everything. We're already overwhelmed. We're overwhelmed. You had to see the news tonight about New York, New York. And I love that place and what they're doing to it is horrible what they're doing to it. And all the courts do is they try and focus on Trump. OK, then let's focus on Trump who did nothing wrong. I complain about a rigged election. Elon, what's happened is unbelievable. You have from from Africa, from the Congo they're coming, from the Congo. And 22 people came in from the Congo recently and they're murderers and they dropped them. They take them out of jails, which is very expensive to maintain the jail. I just love how the EU threatened Trump in an official letter. It's on InfoWars. I retweeted it today, if you don't believe me, folks, you can't believe it. They said, you better watch what Trump says, we might arrest you. And then you got the UK saying the same thing. They're desperate.

2:15:18 They don't even understand Streisand effect. They should have shut up. Owen Harrison, may drop down for a minute. I mean, like you, you want people to watch something, tell them they can't have it. Well, and, but I, there's something else going on, I think in Europe, but specifically in the UK right now, they've seemed to gone completely. Cuckoo. Yeah. I mean this whole what's been happening between the Muslim community and the traditional British community is one thing, and then the response from the government against the people of Britain has been another thing. And it's almost just like they've decided we're just going all in. So okay, you're an Englishman, we're going to destroy you. If you come out of your business and are seen by face scanning cameras when Muslims are rioting, almost all the rioting was Muslims, you get two years in jail

2:16:05 If you're a black guy from Africa and kill a white kid with a machete, you get six months. If you post a meme I don't like, you get two years. I mean folks, two-tier isn't even the beginning of it. Harrison? No, it's impossible to even imagine. I mean it's crazy knowing that this was going to be the plan and then seeing it unfold is a whole nother level. When you see them literally emptying the jails of hundreds of thousands of people because it's overcrowded while simultaneously filling those jails back up with you know fathers of three who tweet something uh objectionable. And 68 year old war heroes. Yeah. That were just there. There was one woman she said I don't even know what I'm accused of. I don't know what I did wrong. She said I've been sentenced to something about you know racial awareness. I have to go to some class but I don't even know what I've been sentenced for. That's because they can't have England and the UK and Ireland, Scotland, wake up because it's the plan for the world is to bring in foreigners they control. We don't even hate the foreigners but they're a weapon.

2:16:58 Yeah, and of course no other civilization is accepting this. The Middle East doesn't accept this. The Far East doesn't accept this. Yeah, can we have say a hundred thousand white people move to Pakistan and say we're gonna run for office? They'd kill us. Get free stuff too while they're at it? Get protection from the government? Yeah, not gonna happen. They wouldn't laugh at us. Let's go back to Trump. The president of the United States, he didn't want to leave and they said we can do it the nice way or we can do it the hard way. Yeah, I mean they just took him out back behind the shed and basically shot him. Russia would never have attacked Ukraine and we'd have no inflation and we wouldn't have had the Afghanistan mess if you think of it well, and we wouldn't have had Afghanistan but we think of it we You take a few of those events away and we have a different world. We would also have no inflation was caused by oil

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Global Security and Presidential Intimidation

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the importance of a U.S. president who is "intimidating" to world dictators. Trump argues that his relationship with Vladimir Putin prevented the invasion of Ukraine and that global security depends on American strength.

vladimir putin· ukraine· global security· deterrence· donald trump

2:16:05 If you're a black guy from Africa and kill a white kid with a machete, you get six months. If you post a meme I don't like, you get two years. I mean folks, two-tier isn't even the beginning of it. Harrison? No, it's impossible to even imagine. I mean it's crazy knowing that this was going to be the plan and then seeing it unfold is a whole nother level. When you see them literally emptying the jails of hundreds of thousands of people because it's overcrowded while simultaneously filling those jails back up with you know fathers of three who tweet something uh objectionable. And 68 year old war heroes. Yeah. That were just there. There was one woman she said I don't even know what I'm accused of. I don't know what I did wrong. She said I've been sentenced to something about you know racial awareness. I have to go to some class but I don't even know what I've been sentenced for. That's because they can't have England and the UK and Ireland, Scotland, wake up because it's the plan for the world is to bring in foreigners they control. We don't even hate the foreigners but they're a weapon.

2:16:58 Yeah, and of course no other civilization is accepting this. The Middle East doesn't accept this. The Far East doesn't accept this. Yeah, can we have say a hundred thousand white people move to Pakistan and say we're gonna run for office? They'd kill us. Get free stuff too while they're at it? Get protection from the government? Yeah, not gonna happen. They wouldn't laugh at us. Let's go back to Trump. The president of the United States, he didn't want to leave and they said we can do it the nice way or we can do it the hard way. Yeah, I mean they just took him out back behind the shed and basically shot him. Russia would never have attacked Ukraine and we'd have no inflation and we wouldn't have had the Afghanistan mess if you think of it well, and we wouldn't have had Afghanistan but we think of it we You take a few of those events away and we have a different world. We would also have no inflation was caused by oil

2:17:58 Yeah, no, no, you got Trump gets that you lower energy costs it lowers inflation. It's the best other countries and fertilizer oil and fertilizer are thinking about invading or doing bad things When they're thinking about that they're thinking about okay What's the American president gonna do and do they fear the American president? Or is there someone they do not respect or and do not fear and I think they they do They do they would They have to rightfully be, I mean, look at the footage of the assassination. They're like, okay, you know, President Trump is like, don't mess with me. I mean, that's like, whereas I think people are not gonna be, and they obviously have not been at all intimidated by Biden, and they certainly will not be intimidated by Kamala. And you have to really think about it in the context of global security.

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Nord Stream 2 and Energy Geopolitics

Trump recounts his decision to shut down the Nord Stream 2 pipeline and criticizes Joe Biden for approving it while canceling the Keystone XL pipeline. He argues that Biden's energy policies have weakened America and empowered Russia.

nord stream 2· keystone xl· vladimir putin· energy independence· joe biden

2:18:51 That if the American president is someone that like, you know, evil dictators are scared of, that makes a huge difference to the security of the world. So I had a good relationship with Putin despite the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax that lasted for over two years. Just a hoax created by Hillary Clinton and Adam Shifty Schiff. Some just bad people, you know, just sick people, frankly. I mean, Schiff is a sick person. He's going to end up probably being a senator. It's hard to believe. The whole thing is hard to believe. You know, they put our country in danger with that stuff too. They actually, when they make up stories and you have to fight your way out of it for a long time. But I know Putin very well. I got along with him very well. He respected me and it's just one of those things. And he would, we would talk a lot about Ukraine. It was the apple of his eye. But I said, don't ever do it. Don't ever do it. You know, I shut down Nord Stream 2. That was the big oil pipeline. The biggest, I think the biggest pipeline in the world going all over Europe. I shut it down.

2:19:51 Biden came and then they say I you know, I was I loved Russia. I was a friend of Putin and I loved Russia No, he actually said to me one time. He said if you're my friend, I'd hate to see you as an enemy I shut down his pipeline the biggest pipeline they were looking at that fund and this this Pathetic president gets in there and the first thing he did, one of the early things he did is he shut down Keystone XL pipeline, which is our pipeline that would have employed 48,000 people, pipeline workers, shuts it down. That was a massive job that Obama

2:20:29 refused to allow. I allowed it in my first week because it was jobs and it moved oil. And by the way, in a much more environmentally friendly way, it's underground. It's not a truck that catches on fire or a train that catches on fire. But think of it. He shut down the XL pipeline, the Keystone XL pipeline. He shuts that down and he approves the Russian pipeline. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. It's like it's inconsistent. Certainly, but I mean, I think it's just worth emphasizing to listeners that the immense importance of whether the United States president is intimidating or not intimidating and how much that matters to global security.

2:21:14 because there's some real tough characters out there. And if they don't think the American president is tough, they will do what they want to do. I know every one of them. And that puts the whole world in danger. Elon, I know every one of them and I know them well. I know Putin, I know President Xi, I know Kim Jong-un of North Korea. I know every one of them. And let me tell you, people will say, oh, this is terrible. He said, I'm not saying anything good or bad. They're at the top of their game. They're tough, they're smart, they're vicious. And they're going to protect their country, whether they love their country. They probably do. It's just a different form of love, but they're going to protect their country. But these are tough people at the top of their game. And when they see a Kamala or when they see Biden, Sleepy Joe, they can't even believe it. They can't believe this happened. All this stuff that you're seeing now, all the horror that you look at Israel, they're all waiting for an attack.

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Relations with Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un

Trump describes his interactions with Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un, characterizing them as "tough and smart" leaders who respect strength. He claims that under his administration, Iran was "broke" and unable to fund terror groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

xi jinping· kim jong-un· iran· israel· nuclear weapons

2:20:29 refused to allow. I allowed it in my first week because it was jobs and it moved oil. And by the way, in a much more environmentally friendly way, it's underground. It's not a truck that catches on fire or a train that catches on fire. But think of it. He shut down the XL pipeline, the Keystone XL pipeline. He shuts that down and he approves the Russian pipeline. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. It's like it's inconsistent. Certainly, but I mean, I think it's just worth emphasizing to listeners that the immense importance of whether the United States president is intimidating or not intimidating and how much that matters to global security.

2:21:14 because there's some real tough characters out there. And if they don't think the American president is tough, they will do what they want to do. I know every one of them. And that puts the whole world in danger. Elon, I know every one of them and I know them well. I know Putin, I know President Xi, I know Kim Jong-un of North Korea. I know every one of them. And let me tell you, people will say, oh, this is terrible. He said, I'm not saying anything good or bad. They're at the top of their game. They're tough, they're smart, they're vicious. And they're going to protect their country, whether they love their country. They probably do. It's just a different form of love, but they're going to protect their country. But these are tough people at the top of their game. And when they see a Kamala or when they see Biden, Sleepy Joe, they can't even believe it. They can't believe this happened. All this stuff that you're seeing now, all the horror that you look at Israel, they're all waiting for an attack.

2:22:08 from Iran, Iran would not be attacking, believe me. You know, when I was there and I say it with respect because I think we would have been good with Iran. I don't want to do anything bad to Iran, but they knew not to mess around. Iran was broke because I told China, if you buy from Iran oil, it's all about the oil. That's where the money is. But if you buy oil from Iran, you're not going to do any business with the United States. And I meant it. And they said, we'll pass. They didn't buy oil. Other countries likewise, you want to buy, you're not doing business with the United States. And they were at a point where they had no money for Hamas. They had no money for Hezbollah. They had no money for any of these instruments of terror. And it was amazing. In fact, there were articles when I was leaving, which is hard to believe actually,

2:22:56 Especially when you look at what's happened to our country. Our country is so bad right now. It's such a different place. We were respected. Think of it. Four years ago, we were so respected to a point where When I said don't buy oil, they didn't buy oil. But they had no money and Israel would have never been attacked. Zero chance. And again, I said to Vladimir Putin, I said, don't do it. You can't do it, Vladimir. You do it, it's going to be a bad day. You cannot do it. And I told him things that what I do. And he said, no way. And I said, way.

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North Korea and the "Red Button" Diplomacy

Trump reflects on his diplomacy with North Korea, moving from "Little Rocket Man" insults to a historic summit in Singapore. He claims he prevented a nuclear war that Barack Obama believed was inevitable.

kim jong-un· north korea· nuclear war· singapore summit· rocket man

2:23:32 And you know, it's the last time we ever had the conversation. He would never have done, I got along well with him. I hope to get along well with him again. You know, getting along well with them is a good thing, not a bad thing. I got along well with Kim Jong-un. When I met with President Obama just before entering, you know, it's sort of a ritual. And I sat down with him and we talked. It was supposed to be for a very short period of time. It turned out to be a long period of time. I said, what's the biggest problem? He said, North Korea. I had that problem worked out very quickly. It was nasty at the beginning with Rocket Man and all the different things. But all of a sudden I got a call. Those were some epic tweets, by the way. Yeah, they were. No, they were epic everything. He said that he has a red button on his desk. I said, I have a red button on my desk too, but my red button is much bigger and my red button works. And then I called him Little Rocket Man of Little Rocket Man. Anyway, here's the bottom line. All of a sudden I got a call from him.

2:24:28 And they said they want to meet. They want to meet me. And we met, as you remember, we met in Singapore. We met also in Vietnam. And I got along with him great. We were in no danger. But President Obama thought we were going to end up in a war, a nuclear war with him. And let me tell you, he's got a lot of nuclear stuff too. He's got plenty of nuclear. He can do plenty of damage. Yes, I mean, it's because, you know, I mean, people like, like Kim Jong-un, they respond to strength, not weakness. He and I had a good relationship. Remember I met him and we walked onto his land. Nobody ever walked onto his land before. I walked there and gave, I wouldn't say, let's bring up Secret Service again. I wouldn't say they were thrilled when I did that. I walked onto his land and it was an amazing period.

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Enemies from Within and Nuclear Warming

Trump identifies the "enemies from within" as more dangerous than foreign adversaries. He argues that "nuclear warming"—the threat of nuclear conflict—is a far greater danger to humanity than climate change, which he dismisses as a minor issue.

deep state· nuclear weapons· global warming· russia· china

2:25:20 But we were not in danger with him because of me. You know, I always say that we have enemies on the outside and we have enemies on the inside. We have some really bad people in our government. and people that are, and controlling of the people. I mean, I'd mentioned names, but I really don't want to give them the credit, but we have some really bad, and I say they're more dangerous than Russia and China. If you have a smart president, a president that gets it, we are not in danger from those countries because they need us and they need our help. I mean, we forced Obama, if you think about it, Obama and Biden,

2:25:59 and Bush to a certain extent, in all fairness, forced Russia and China together. And if you're a history student, the first thing you learn is you cannot let Russia and China align. But then they also got, if you take a look, Iran, and they have North Korea. That's, you know, they call it the axis of evil. In the old days, you had the axis of evil. Here we have a modern day axis of evil. These are powerful countries, very heavy nuclear, which is the biggest threat. You know, the biggest threat is not global warming where the ocean's gonna rise one eighth of an inch over the next 400 years. And you'll have more ocean front property, right? The biggest threat is not that. The biggest threat is nuclear warming because we have five countries now that have significant nuclear power and we have to not allow

2:26:51 anything to happen with stupid people like Biden. You know, Biden did something with Russia. There was no chance of him ever going in. And when I left and then after I left, they started- We're going to go back again. If you want the raw feed, it's on X of Trump and Elon Musk. Amazing. Launched about 47 minutes late because of DDoS attacks. We're here. We're covering it. When it's over, the next 45 minutes, I'm supposed to join right now, but it started late. Marino Fall and Nick Sordor and others with spaces to take your comments, but we're going to stay up here as long as it takes. Let me say this, though. I've got crew that was here at 6 a.m. this morning. I have a very small crew. I need your support.

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Democratic Messaging and Political Branding

The hosts discuss the need for Republicans to counter Democratic "propaganda." They argue that the GOP should brand the Democratic Party as the party of government control and "occult" behavior to reach brainwashed voters.

kamala harris· propaganda· nazi· kkk· political branding

2:29:55 Well and I'd like the messaging that we saw in one of his ads today to really be enhanced to an extreme degree, like it needs to be branded on the Democrats' forehead and that's this idea that a vote for the Democrat party is a vote for them to control your life. You know the Democrats want to brand Trump with this Nazi racist KKK thing and that's why they engage in their messaging so that when people go to the booth they think oh well I don't want to vote for that guy I don't want to vote for the Nazi. They're not even thinking about policy. So instead of defending Trump we point out that they're the real supporters of the KKK. Well maybe I just think it's they have to engage in the same tactics of

2:30:33 What do you want the person that's about to pull that lever for the Democrat to think? Not about Trump. Think, if I vote Democrat, they're going to tell me what I can and can't. If you vote Democrat, they're going to kill you with inflation. I mean, don't they get it? No. No. It needs to be propagandized into the reality for these people. They need to brand the Democrat forehead with government will control your life. And you're an occult and you're a schmuck and you're a loser. Harrison, what do you think? No, I completely agree and I'm sitting here listening to Donald Trump. He's doing a fantastic job. He's hitting a lot of the points that we're talking about. But he's talking about war, he's talking about nuclear conflict, he's talking about geopolitics. And then you listen to the Kamala supporters, they're talking about abortion and pink hair. So it's like does it even matter to them what they're voting for? No, I agree. They're so brainwashed, they're another planet.

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Inflation, Energy, and Government Overspending

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the root causes of inflation, identifying government overspending and high energy costs as the primary drivers. They advocate for "drilling" to lower the cost of living for middle-class Americans.

inflation· energy prices· government spending· money supply· economy

2:31:20 Yeah, it's you know, this is the important stuff. The important stuff is we have to have a president that keeps us strong so that the world doesn't just say, Oh, man, my God, winter. No, no, no, no. I mean, I agree. I totally agree. Let's go. Let's go back to Trump and what he said. The thing that they really is making them angry is what Kamala and Biden have allowed to happen to the economy. It's a disaster with inflation. The inflation, it doesn't matter what you make, the inflation has eaten you alive. If you're a worker or if you're a just a middle income person, you can't afford, you know, four years ago, five years ago, people were saving a lot of money. Today, they're using all their money and borrowing money just to live. It's a horrible thing that's happening.

2:32:05 And we'll end that quickly. Yeah, a lot of people just don't understand where inflation comes from. Inflation comes from government overspending because the checks never bounce when it's written by the government. So if the government spends far more than it brings in, that increases the money supply. And if the money supply increases faster than the rate of goods and services, that's inflation. So really we need to have expanding economy and cheap energy and we're handled, we can get past the inflation. Trump said it, you've got to increase energy, which means energy for plants is fertilizer and oil and gas. It's that, everything's energy ladies and gentlemen. Cheap water, cheap fertilizer, cheap oil. The interest payments on the national debt have now exceeded the defense budget

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Military Rebuilding and AI Energy Requirements

Trump discusses his efforts to rebuild the U.S. military and criticizes the withdrawal from Afghanistan. He also notes the massive energy requirements of Artificial Intelligence, arguing that the U.S. must significantly increase energy production to remain competitive.

military· afghanistan· artificial intelligence· energy production· fossil fuels

2:32:59 It's on the way. Anybody that attacks energy wants you to collapse. It keeps growing. I rebuilt our military, largely rebuilt our military. Did a great job on it, which was so important. You know, we had jets, we had fighters that were, and bombers that were 70 years old. And we did a great job in that. Then we, by the way, then we gave 85 billion of it back to Afghanistan, if you can believe it. We gave them 85 billion. You know, they're one of the largest sellers of military equipment in the world. They're selling what we gave them. That was one of the most embarrassing days in the history of our country. But if you think about let's go back to the.

2:33:35 the economy, we have to bring energy prices down. Energy started at the price of gasoline. Now your cars don't require too much gasoline. So you know, you have a good, and you do make a great product, I have to say, I have to be honest with you. That doesn't mean everybody should have an electric car, but these are minor details, but your product is incredible. Yeah, if you're getting an electric car, get a Tesla. The cost of energy, not only gasoline, it's the cost of heating your house and cooling your house. That has to come down. It's gone up 100%, 150 and 200% and that has to come down. When that comes down and we're going to drill baby drill, you know they stopped drilling and then they went back to drilling because they went back to the Trump policy. But if they won the day after they get into office,

2:34:25 We're gonna, this country will go out of business because they're gonna go to an energy policy that's not sustainable. Wind and different things. You're not gonna have anything. And I know you're a big fan of the AI. And I have to say that AI, and this is shocking to me, but AI requires twice the energy that the country already produces for everything. So, you're going to have to build- And notice the leftists never want to cut the energy for that. Just cut the farmers off. Give AI all it wants. Bullshit. Food, not AI. I'm not against AI, but not at the cost of food. Almost double what we produce now for the whole country if you can believe it.

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Government Efficiency Commission and Elon Musk's Role

Elon Musk volunteers to lead a "Government Efficiency Commission" to cut wasteful spending. Trump praises Musk's ability to streamline organizations, citing his management of X, and they discuss Javier Milei's similar efforts in Argentina.

government efficiency· elon musk· air force one· argentina· deregulation

2:35:09 Sure. Well, just going back to this basic thing, which is that people try to make it sound complicated, but it's not. But inflation is caused by government overspending. Would you agree that we need to take a look at government spending? and have perhaps a government efficiency commission. This is big. Trump responds to Elon's government efficiency commission. This is big. Put this out. You used to have a lot of people making jets and you end up with two companies and they'll probably try and merge at some point. I mean, I wiped through it. Like Air Force, just a thing like Air Force One, one of the first documents they asked me to sign a general auction, sir, would you please sign this document? What is it? Air Force One, that's with Boeing, which is basically two planes, two 747s.

2:36:03 And the price was $5.7 billion for two planes. Now, they're highly sophisticated. They're even nicer than your plane, okay? But much more sophisticated. I won't say what's on it, but they got a lot of stuff on it. Anyway, but it's 5.7. That's a crazy number. It's a crazy number, but I said, I'm not gonna pay 5.7. I'm not gonna do it. I said, who made the deal? Obama and his people. I said, well, then I know the deal's no good. I'm not gonna do it. Over a course of about four weeks, by my saying I'm not going to do it, I got the price reduced by $1.6 billion for the exact same plane, other than we had a nicer paint job if you want to know the truth. But for the exact same plane, I saved for it. And I said to Boeing, man, you guys must make a lot of money. By the way, it's George Soros' birthday today.

2:36:50 It might be Alex Soros' honeymoon too, you know. Alex Soros goes, Tim Waltz is a football guy. Everybody loves football. It's like he's an alien going, the humans like football. I'm wondering about Tim Waltz's desire to get involved in youth football. Oh, if I was going to cast somebody in a movie to play a pedophile, I'd hire Tim Waltz. Not saying he's a pedophile. I'm just saying what kind of guy wants to show young boys how to use a tampon. And gives pedophiles time off jail. I mean, I think it would be great to have a presidency commission that takes a look at these things and just ensures that the taxpayer money, the taxpayers hard-earned money is spent in a good way.

2:37:35 And I'd be happy to help out on such a commission. I'd love it. If it were formed. Well, you, you're the greatest cutter. I mean, I look at what you do. You walk in and you just say, you want to quit? They go on strike. I won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike and you say, that's okay. You're all gone. You're all gone, so every one of you is gone and you are the greatest. You would be very good. Oh, you would love it. But you know, if you look at Argentina. By the way, congratulations. I just looked at the number of people that are listening to you and I chat. We'll call it a chat. But congratulations. This is very good. I mean, it's great. And you're an interesting character. You know, the new head of a place called Argentina

2:38:19 and It's called Make Argentina Great Again. El Salvador is a better model. He bought a lot of hats he brought over. He's doing a big job. He really got... Bad advice on El Salvador. But must just volunteer to run the commission on government efficiency. That's huge. He took out nine out of ten of the Twitter employees and it works fine. He's proven... I don't know if I would say that tonight, but... Well, he's a maverick.

2:38:57 No, I think that's great. I think that boosts... He's the Nikola Tesla of our time. That boosts Trump's electability to me. He's if Nikola Tesla got past the bureaucrats. Now just give RFK Jr. a spot on vaccine injuries and we're good. I agree. Let's be conservative. We're reaching 10 million extra people a day on my ex account. I ain't gonna bet you about that. Come on, man. And yeah, they admit they flag us, they attack us. It don't work though. We flood the zone. The truth wins. Putting in regulations that make sense. And Argentina overnight is experiencing a giant improvement in prosperity. But it's also a lesson for the United States, which is that Argentina used to be one of the most prosperous countries in the world. Hey Chase, we got a space that's going too right now, right? Are we simulcasting this on spaces?

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Innovation vs. Centralized Globalism

The hosts celebrate the alliance between Trump and Musk as a victory for innovation over centralized globalism. They suggest that Trump should also include RFK Jr. in his administration to address vaccine safety and environmental issues.

nikola tesla· rfk jr· innovation· globalism· technology

2:38:19 and It's called Make Argentina Great Again. El Salvador is a better model. He bought a lot of hats he brought over. He's doing a big job. He really got... Bad advice on El Salvador. But must just volunteer to run the commission on government efficiency. That's huge. He took out nine out of ten of the Twitter employees and it works fine. He's proven... I don't know if I would say that tonight, but... Well, he's a maverick.

2:38:57 No, I think that's great. I think that boosts... He's the Nikola Tesla of our time. That boosts Trump's electability to me. He's if Nikola Tesla got past the bureaucrats. Now just give RFK Jr. a spot on vaccine injuries and we're good. I agree. Let's be conservative. We're reaching 10 million extra people a day on my ex account. I ain't gonna bet you about that. Come on, man. And yeah, they admit they flag us, they attack us. It don't work though. We flood the zone. The truth wins. Putting in regulations that make sense. And Argentina overnight is experiencing a giant improvement in prosperity. But it's also a lesson for the United States, which is that Argentina used to be one of the most prosperous countries in the world. Hey Chase, we got a space that's going too right now, right? Are we simulcasting this on spaces?

2:39:56 And if you take Venezuela for example, Venezuela should be incredibly prosperous. You're on air right now, right? I want you on air. Come on air. I want everybody to hear everything. Total transparency. I'm not bitching. So we're not doing the spaces because that would mess up their spaces. When they're done, Nick Sorter wanted me to come on with him. Are we able to join him? Yes, we will be able to as soon as this is over. Okay, that's great. We'll do it with him. Great. I just want to talk to people, all right? We can run the country. That will all restream at Real Alex Jones on X, folks. But you should repost. Go to Real Alex Jones and say, if you want to see the censored feed of Trump and Elon, here it is. Please do it again. Great job. We're ranked number 40, number 38. Norway.

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Closing the Department of Education

Donald Trump proposes closing the federal Department of Education and moving control back to the states. He argues that states like Iowa and Idaho would thrive under local control, leading to better outcomes and lower costs than the current federal system.

department of education· school choice· states rights· norway· education

2:40:38 Switzerland, Sweden, different countries are ranked good. Actually, China's pretty close to the top. They're a top six or seven. But we're ranked at the bottom, almost at the bottom, 38, 39, 40. In other words, horrible. And yet we spend more per pupil than any other country in the world. So we spend more. And what I'm gonna do, one of the first acts, and this is where I need an Elon Musk, I need somebody that has a lot of strength and courage and smarts. I want to close up Department of Education, move education back to the states. where states like Iowa, where states like Idaho, you know, not every state will do great because states that basically aren't doing good now, you look at Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, he's terrible. He does a terrible job. So he's not gonna do great with education. But of the 50, I would bet that 35 would do great. And 15 of them or

2:41:38 You know, 20 of them will be as good as Norway. You know, Norway is considered great. You can name them. I mean, just they're so good. Some of these countries are so good. But if you go into some of these really well-run states, you know, we have states that don't know what debt is. We have states that are have low taxes, no debt. Everybody work. You know, they're really well run. And maybe they have certain advantages in terms of location, in terms of the land or the sun and the water and the whole thing. There are a lot of advantages that some people have. But if you moved education back to the 50, you'll have some that won't do well, but they'll actually be forced to do better because it'll be a pretty bad situation. But if you think about it, you'll have some of these states, I'll bet you'd have 30, 35 states

2:42:27 It'll be much better and you know what it'll cost less than half what it is in in Washington. And these people don't care about students in these, you know, faraway states and it will be, it'll be unbelievable. Yeah, I think you're making a good point in that if The states have to have to if each individual if each state has to compete against other states Then people will naturally move to two states where it's better. Well like California, you know as we said It's it's a badly run state. I could go through I got so many friends that are in those states even if they're Democrats I hate to mention certain states, but Illinois is badly run with Pritzker. He's a he's a real loser but yeah, but you know, there's some of these places are just

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Blue State Exodus and Economic Mismanagement

Trump and Musk discuss the mass exodus of businesses and residents from high-tax, "badly run" states like California and Illinois. They argue that only the threat of bankruptcy will force these states to change their fiscal policies.

california· illinois· gavin newsom· jb pritzker· u-haul

2:43:12 badly run. But you know, it's almost going to force them to run better and they won't do a good initially. But but you're not going to do worse than you're doing right now. And I would say, of course, you would cut your cost by 50 or 60 percent. And you'd have a little monitor, you know, you want to make sure they're teaching English as an example, you know, give us a little English, right? Sure. Right. No, but I mean, I mean, some of these governors are doing so badly. I mean, they got so many people moving out of their state, they should, they should get U-Haul salesman of the year award because they're driving so much U-Haul. It's actually amazing. People move it out. Isn't it amazing to you as a businessman that

2:43:51 They can even survive. Like Illinois, so many people are leaving and you wonder how do they survive? I mean, how do they survive? I saw where you left California and you moved to Texas. Texas does a great job. But you know, I mean, I just wonder how do these states survive when big businesses, a big oil company just left California as you know, and they moved to Texas. How do these big states survive when they lose so many businesses And their taxes are already really high. You know, the taxes are among the highest taxes. You almost wonder how do they continue on? And in many cases, the governors don't do a good job and they're crime ridden places. You wonder how do they continue to just go on? It's not a good situation.

2:44:41 I mean, I think the thing that's the only thing that's going to force some of these states to change is if they risk bankruptcy and they're not getting bailed out by the federal government. Right. Well, that's the only thing that's going to get them changed. You remember the area in California where they had that, where I guess somebody had sticky fingers and they stole a lot of money and they went into a form of chapter And it was very nasty for a period of time, but now it's probably the most popular place in all of California. So, so you know, this is a great point they make. I mean, people are leaving New York, Illinois, uh,

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Neo-Feudalism and the Destruction of Cities

The hosts discuss "neo-feudalism" and the intentional destruction of American cities by globalist elites. They highlight the impact of inflation on basic goods like bacon and eggs, noting that middle-class families are being priced out of a standard quality of life.

neo-feudalism· blackrock· inflation· grocery prices· urban exodus

2:45:16 California, obviously Michigan, the blue states everywhere. I mean they're just all flooding away and the Democrats just increased taxes more because it's all they know. These are not smart people. Yeah the globalists have a lot of power, they have big actuaries but they just sit back while stuff's wrecked and say well it all collapses we'll just come in and buy it up anyways but that's not what's gonna happen. They want an angrier world where we blame each other. No we're gonna blame you. We're not gonna have white people and black people kill each other like you want. Sure that's going to happen some, but we're going to blame you. Well it's not just that. If you actually look at exodus or mass movements in American history, it actually started out of American cities. When the Democrats took over the American cities around the 50s, there was a mass exodus and people started moving to the counties. You look around St. Louis, Baltimore, Dallas, Chicago, everybody moves out of the city now. Well now they can't even handle the state because it gets overwhelmed with the population dense cities, so they move out of the state.

2:46:11 I mean, these people cause mass exodus everywhere they go. They'll do the whole country if they get power again. Damn right. Let's go back to Trump. And inflation destroyed them. And frankly, they were almost better off if they didn't do anything like that. I mean, those people have been absolutely decimated and we're going to bring those people back and help those people. We've got to get the prices down. You know, when I look at bacon costing five, four or five times more than it did a few years ago, I just buy bacon for three bucks. Some of the food Some of the food products in the grocery stores, people go they can't believe it. They used to be able to buy a whole cart and today, you know a lot of people just don't have the money. They go in and they can't buy anything. No man, it's like really expensive. Like premium egg. Eggs and steak is like all I eat. Probably up 50%. I think it's just come down to it really. Yeah, five years ago eggs were $3 a carton, they're like $10. It's crazy.

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Tim Walz and Cultural Criticism

The hosts engage in a crude critique of Tim Walz, focusing on his support for providing tampons in schools. They use hyperbolic and offensive language to characterize Walz as a symbol of the "anti-human" cultural shift in the Democratic Party.

tim walz· tampons· cultural war· masculinity· vice president

2:47:05 I do the law of the grocery shop, but I went grocery shopping Sunday and I was like, Jesus Christ. Yeah, steak's insane too. Same deal. I feel like everybody thinks I have all this money because the media lies. I'm just leaving the steak area alone. I'm getting a hamburger. I mean, these cheap steaks are like 20 bucks a pound now. It used to be like $10. Oh, we got Owen having a few eggs here. He's chugging $400 worth of eggs in this video. Are you like, uh, Kim Walsh? Is that horse semen? I probably couldn't afford this in today's economy. I think that was a dozen eggs. A dozen horse semens. But yeah, uh, man, steak and eggs, the staple of American diet, and the Democrats are going to price you out of it.

2:47:46 You're like Schwarzenegger. You put the whole egg in the blender and get the extra calcium. Well, see, I'm energy efficient, actually, and so I don't even plug the blender in. Look at that. Look at that. This is Governor Walls. This better be the good one. There goes Governor Walls. Actual footage of Governor Walls drinking horse semen. I wouldn't want to see that. It's a joke. No one's attacking Owen. That's what Walsh does after he's like, oh, that was good. Is that how Walsh gets his protein? Yeah. After football practice? It's only one thing better than eggs. He shows the matter, he used a tampon. Well, that's, yeah. He's got three tampons up his ass and five gallons of horse seed.

2:48:36 All right, let's get back to Trump. Here we go. It's fake news. Came in from Wuhan, the Wuhan labs, and I always said it, and it turned out to be right. But had that not happened, we were set to start reducing debt. By the way, he doesn't really do that, but they want to say that J.D. Vance has sex with couches and wears eyeliner, so we'll just make up whatever we want to. The difference is we'll tell you it's a joke. I think he does things far worse than I mean, look, anybody who's wanting to show young boys with the tampons? I don't know. He goes soft on benefals. That's the legislation practice. Yep, here we go.

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COVID-19 Record and Vaccine Debate

Trump discusses his administration's handling of COVID-19, claiming that more people died under Biden's watch. While Trump defends his record, Alex Jones expresses frustration with Trump's refusal to admit mistakes regarding the vaccines.

covid-19· vaccines· donald trump· joe biden· wuhan lab

2:49:15 We were going to drill and we were going to make so much money. We were going to supply Europe with oil. I had stopped the Russian. I just want to supply Europe with horse salmon with oil and gas. We were going to, we were going to make a fortune. The COVID came in and we really had to divert. Then what happened was, you know, we, we kept, sorry, it's late folks. We apologize. We did. We would have had a 1929 type depression. But the problem is when Biden came in, the point is they want to make stuff up. We can make up stuff up way worse, but we don't want to. Just keep playing games. Got over that bad period where it was everybody was dying and, you know, it was just not a good period. Interestingly, you know, during his administration, many more people died during his administration of COVID

2:50:04 than during my administration and we really got the brunt of it. Oh god please don't defend your shots this is the only downer what's wrong. More people died because of the vaccine. Yeah he's learned to shut up about it but just give me a break Trump. And the cult members are like don't criticize him no I'm not a cult I love Trump he's pig-headed he won't admit he's wrong he tried all the therapeutics they lied to him but just don't don't tell me how good the shots are just don't. African-american, he's not doing this, that's good. Hispanic-american were so incredible. And it's like 99% of the deaths happened in hospitals. Yeah, please don't do it, Trump. A diploma, young people that graduated from the colleges.

2:50:45 From MIT, from the War School, from all of the great colleges, Harvard. They were doing better and people without a diploma could do better. And everybody was happy. And then a couple of people, we had a, we had the problem with it being... You're about to jump off a cliff, but it's here, here's your tampons. Well, thank you, I've got my tampon. Feeling nice and safe and secure now. I feel really good and clean. Biden might need a tampon. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I should probably say something about like... Maybe that's the reason. Am I discriminating the men's bathrooms here don't have tampons? Actually, I don't know. Who can I talk to around here? Because I actually feel like when I walk into the men's room and there's not a healthy supply of tampons, then I'm being shorted. Well, this building is so old, it's an old Microsoft building. I'm being shorted. There's tampon dispensers in the women's bathrooms. Well, yeah, and not the men's. And do you realize how discriminatory that is? Yeah, and I'm actually, well, you probably shouldn't admit this on air, Alex, actually, because they're going to be coming for you now.

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Sustainable Energy and Fossil Fuel Bridge

Elon Musk advocates for a long-term transition to a sustainable energy economy while maintaining fossil fuels as a necessary "bridge." Trump expresses interest in solar-powered cars but emphasizes the need for immediate energy independence through drilling.

sustainable energy· fossil fuels· solar power· climate change· elon musk

2:51:42 this discriminatory office. Oh my god I just committed a felony? Very offensive. Fine we're putting tampon dispensers in the men's restroom tomorrow. That's right. Or the the g's or the he what do you call men's restroom it's not? Well actually there are no he, she, your bathrooms here. Should there be horse semen dispensers? There are no transgender facilities here at all Alex. All right let's go back to Trump. My view is like we do over time want to move to a sustainable energy economy because eventually you do run out of I mean You run out of oil and gas. Yeah, so it's not infinite from something answers horsey, man There is there is some risk. I think it's not the risk is not as as high as you know, no, definitely we need innovation warming but I think

2:52:27 The innovation comes first. They didn't kill all the horses then invent the car. They invented the car and it replaced the horses naturally. Oh, you're back to Tim Waltz's favorite subject. No, you're right though. They're not even they're blocking all the real technology, right? You start getting headaches and nausea And well you see a horse semen engine. We're now in the sort of 400 range. We're adding I think about Roughly two parts per million per year. So I mean still gives us So what it means is like we still have quite a bit of time But but so there's not like we don't need to to rush and we don't need to like, you know Stop farmers from farming or you know

2:53:06 Prevent people from having steaks or right basic stuff like that. I can't leave the farmers alone How crazy is that? We're like Tim Walz that are not allowed to farm anymore But it's largely taken its lead from us I was running for heard in terms of the fossil fuel and Put that back on screen. You woke up one day, Owen. Tim Walls is in your stall. He was in my barn. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I don't know what he was doing, but I was gone. I had a feeling, a bad feeling. Yeah, the oil wells filled back up. I wouldn't be surprised if someday we have a technology even make oil. Look!

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ANWR Drilling and Nuclear Power Potential

Trump pledges to restart drilling in ANWR, Alaska, which he claims could be larger than Saudi Arabia. Musk promotes nuclear power as a safe and efficient energy source that has been unfairly vilified, while also predicting that solar will eventually become the dominant energy source.

anwr· alaska· nuclear power· solar power· energy independence

2:54:01 If they come up with a solar panel that works right, the top of your car's solar panel and my car's free, I'm going electric tomorrow. The damn batteries are toxic and Elon fine, make them, we get it. But just at least he isn't, Elon said we've got to have fossil fuels as a bridge, but not a bridge to nowhere. In Alaska, could be bigger than Saudi Arabia. But they went in and they terminated it and I'll get it going very quickly because not only is it big for Alaska, I mean you talk about economic development, That for the United States, I mean that is, they say bigger than Saudi Arabia or the same size. We have a strategic oil supply, we need a strategic horse semen supply. For Tim Walz. He's gonna drain it like Biden.

2:54:45 Perhaps hundreds of years left. Nobody really knows but during that time something will come around that will be very good. This is interesting. Well, I mean, my estimate would be a little more aggressive than that, but it's not the sort of like we're all going to die in five years. stuff that that's obviously BS. But my view is like if you just look at sort of the positive million that increments every year, you know, you get sort of two or three positive million every year of CO2. It makes trees grow faster. I think the sea hasn't come up. It's bull crap. Back when like possums weighed 400 pounds and armadillos weighed two tons, CO2 was like 100 times higher. It's good. You want it.

2:55:29 We end up like Mars. Thank God we found all this and God gave it to us. There's a lot of estimates we'd be losing the atmosphere right now. It's like right on time, we found all this. Yeah, that's true. Tim Walz found something else. Think about what you could do. I mean, you want to talk about energy efficiency if you don't want to burn So quote unquote fossil fuels, which is a misnomer, but you start getting headaches. Why not go nuclear without global warming? It's not, it's not comfortable. So you're waiting. We don't want to, where's the nuclear talk. Let's go back to this. I think we want to just move over and like in it and it or see if I don't know 50 to 100 years from now where we're I don't know headaches and brain tumors from 5g and GMO be okay and all the code shots it's not like the the house is on on fire immediately but it I think it it is something we we need to to move towards and on you know on balance it's probably better to move

2:56:27 there are a faster than slower but but i'd like to without vilifying the oil and gas industry uh... and and and without causing hardship in the short term i think it was can be done with without you know if you could people could still have you know if the state and they can still itry drive gasoline cars miss you know it's it's a it's ok it's like it's not i don't think we should vote by people for but i think we should just just generally lean in the direction of sustainability. And I actually think solar is going to be a majority of Earth's energy generation in the future. And it's certainly trending that way. And so you get the solar power with batteries, because obviously the sun doesn't shine at night. And then you use that to charge the electric cars, and you have a long-term sustainable solution.

2:57:19 And that's what Tesla's trying to move things towards. And I think we've made a lot of progress in that regard. But when you look at our cars, we don't believe that environmentalism, that caring about the environment should mean that you have to suffer. So we make sure that our cars are beautiful, that they drive well, that they're fast, they're sexy. I mean, they're cool. In fact, literally, I mean, the sexy joke, Model S, Model 3, Model X and Y spells out sexy. It's probably the most expensive joke out there. um... that i i i i i don't like to humor you know so and but i'm not on i come on i think that like this happen inspiring future and i really are american which was you know about the better future like the actual interest of the united right on the job also can you know it's very interesting you use the word global warming and

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Tesla Innovation and Suppressed Technology

Elon Musk discusses Tesla's mission to make sustainable technology "sexy" and desirable. Alex Jones adds a conspiratorial layer, claiming that "free energy" and cancer cures already exist but are being suppressed by the globalist elite to maintain power.

tesla· solar power· free energy· innovation· deep state

2:56:27 there are a faster than slower but but i'd like to without vilifying the oil and gas industry uh... and and and without causing hardship in the short term i think it was can be done with without you know if you could people could still have you know if the state and they can still itry drive gasoline cars miss you know it's it's a it's ok it's like it's not i don't think we should vote by people for but i think we should just just generally lean in the direction of sustainability. And I actually think solar is going to be a majority of Earth's energy generation in the future. And it's certainly trending that way. And so you get the solar power with batteries, because obviously the sun doesn't shine at night. And then you use that to charge the electric cars, and you have a long-term sustainable solution.

2:57:19 And that's what Tesla's trying to move things towards. And I think we've made a lot of progress in that regard. But when you look at our cars, we don't believe that environmentalism, that caring about the environment should mean that you have to suffer. So we make sure that our cars are beautiful, that they drive well, that they're fast, they're sexy. I mean, they're cool. In fact, literally, I mean, the sexy joke, Model S, Model 3, Model X and Y spells out sexy. It's probably the most expensive joke out there. um... that i i i i i don't like to humor you know so and but i'm not on i come on i think that like this happen inspiring future and i really are american which was you know about the better future like the actual interest of the united right on the job also can you know it's very interesting you use the word global warming and

2:58:08 Today they use the word climate change because you know you have some places that go up and stuff. So they were getting themselves in a little trouble with the buses going here, the buses going there, and so buses in. Some places are going the opposite direction. But you know I'm sort of waiting for you to come up with solar panels on the roofs of your cars. I just said that. I just said that, yeah. That's wild. It just seems like something that at some point you will come up with. Yeah, you gotta get a better solar panel. And it's getting there. And so I'm all about it. But it needs to decentralize government power. I want it on the top of my house or on the car. They were... I already got it. I've talked to people. They were concepting that back in the 90s. They had solar-powered cars. It's like the guy in Brazil got the cure for cancer, they blew his airplane up. Yeah. I mean, look, they got it, okay?

2:58:54 They got all of it. My dad was like in a government project out of high school in high school And they already had CD-ROMs 25 years before they were out. So I mean answers what a trillion dollar industry for the They don't want they don't want the cures out there because these elites stay in power They're in the way of progress instead We're living less now and world population actually going down now because they're murdering us Let's go back to Trump and again. We're gonna go and join Nick. I Sodor and others and take X comments here coming up in a few minutes. But Trump got on 45 minutes late because of DDoS attacks. Elon said, I believe it. We're under him all the time. We'll be taking your comments coming up. Back to Trump.

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Kamala Harris vs. Trump's Authenticity

The hosts contrast Donald Trump's meandering, authentic conversation style with Kamala Harris, whom they describe as an "NPC" (non-player character) who can only read from a script. They argue that Trump's ability to speak for hours without a teleprompter is a sign of mental sharpness.

kamala harris· donald trump· authenticity· npc· communication

2:59:41 Maybe even surpassing. But to me the biggest problem is not climate change. Let me just say this, can you imagine Kamala on here for hours? She would be like repeating the same idiotic stuff and could not even talk. Because she's just a talking, she's just giving a script. Here sweetheart. Meanwhile Trump's meandering all over the place. Like you're actually hearing the real guy. Say what you want about him. This is a real dude. This is not, this is not, you know. I mean, we're basically just listening in to the conversation of the most powerful men called me he's always like how's your family what's going on and I'm like I don't want to talk about me let's talk about how you got traitors in your administration he's like well okay tell me but then he kind of gets okay I'm taking notes and then would flip out over it but he thinks of himself in charge which is great he's calling you to make you feel good it's not even a pat on the head he's trying to give energy

3:00:39 So that's the thing that's free is a leader giving people love. And so he would call other foreign leaders and companies and say bring your jobs here. They would do it because CEOs don't get presidents calling. And then France said, hey, we're not going to let your dishwashers in here. Trump said fine, 100% tariff on wine next week. Oh great, we'll let your dishwashers in. And suddenly we were doubling dishwasher sales because Europe let it in. It's real simple. They're not working for us, folks. That's what Trump's explaining. It's so easy. Like he's like we'll buy french dishwashers. We'll buy german dishwashers. We'll buy german cars But not if you don't let us in the market. He told the japanese let our shit in they did Doubled in two years with trump us sales in in in in japan. They went. Yeah. Okay, we'll do it She said i'll put a tariff on your ass. Yeah, let japanese Have the cars put it there or i'm gonna f you over because you're effing us He's a guy

3:01:40 But the globalists think that it's quaint, like, oh he's a guy who cares about a country. Well what else is there? Now you're just bankers in Blackrock who don't care about themselves. They go, oh a country, it's so quaint and old. Well what else is there? That's why our founders said God gives us our rights. Even if you don't believe in God, it's coming from God so they can't override that. So it's like if you have a nation that overrides it too. Sorry Owen. Well to them, to the corporatists, the next level is centralized, centralized, centralized. A globalization and then a centralized source of power. The antithesis to that, which is why Musk and Trump gravitate together, is the individual is empowered by technology. The individual is empowered by innovation. Yeah, we don't need a central UN saying, you're gonna buy an electric car, we're gonna make it so badass you want it.

3:02:29 which is innovation, which is finally me. It's the actual envisionment of what we thought the future would be like. Flying vehicles, anti-gravity, free energy versus everything centralized and what you get access to is dictated from a global corp trocracy so far away, faceless, nameless, and it can- And they ban all the stuff that worked like your rain stuff. It works great, why get rid of it? And once I get some solar panel that does it better, but it's not. Great point, Ellen. Let's go back to Trump. But they always pick a judge and a jury, and they use local DAs. Yeah, Trump should be talking about his persecution more. But it shows what an optimist he is. He's not even talking about himself, Harrison.

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Noblesse Oblige and the New Elite

The hosts explore the concept of "noblesse oblige," arguing that historical leaders like George Washington led from the front and had "skin in the game." They contrast this with the current "faceless" globalist elite who demand respect without accepting any personal risk or obligation to the people.

noblesse oblige· george washington· elite· accountability· chivalry

3:03:12 Well, he's got the classic sense of noblesse oblige, right? The obligation of the nobles. The idea back when you had nobles was like, all right, you get to live in a castle, you get to be fed, you don't have to work, but when the invasion comes, it's your ass in the armor with the sword going out and putting your life on the line to defend us. It was an obligation. The nobles got all these privileges. Exactly. You can be an aristocrat, which means you lead from the front. Right. And so now the people in power now, the elite... Say that again in French. Noblesse oblige. Yeah. Or is that Latin? I don't even know, I think it's Latin, but yeah, it's the obligation of the nobles. It's the obligation the nobles are supposed to feel for the people under them because when it was the King of England and he had all the power, if England did well, he did well. It was just, he had no incentive to not to sell out his country. And as soon as they quit doing that, things got corrupt. Yeah, because they... You're right. That's why George Washington led from the front. He was expected, he wasn't a king, but he was that archetype.

3:04:02 He had to leave for the front. He's like, I'm not going to do this. I'm not going to charge the Hessians at Trenton, the Germans, and not be up front. Yeah, and so now the bankers and the elite that control things now have no obligation to the people under them. They don't want everybody to know who they are. They operate completely in the shadows. The nobles, you had to be out there. You were in the front of everybody. If something went wrong, it was your ass on the line. These people want all the privileges and benefits of being the nobles without any of the obligations. God, you hit it. That's exactly what it's all about. And they demand their respect too. Like when you would have rivaling tribes or fiefdoms or kingdoms, the king would ride on his horse in front, right? The tribe leader, the chief, would ride on his horse in front. And so they would earn the respect. Now these people want to sit in ivory towers, sit in Washington DC, sit in the Pentagon. With no skin in the game. None at all. Send others kids to die.

3:04:53 and expect to get the respect just because they're there. And now they're trying to make robots in to replace the humans. It's the anti-chivalry. Let's go back to Trump. Exactly. A San Francisco liberal who destroyed San Francisco and then as Attorney General, she destroyed California. You talk about location and we're talking about the sun and the water and all. There's nothing better than California. She has destroyed that. She was the original DA. She was the original in San Francisco. She was the original Attorney General in California. What she has done to California is Well, you know better than I do, you just left California for a lot of those reasons. And what he's done with crime, with cashless bail, where you kill somebody. I mean, we have states there, you kill somebody and they let you out right away. I mean, you don't have to even put up and then they never find the people unless they kill again and then they let them out again. Our country is becoming a very dangerous place.

3:05:51 And she is a radical left San Francisco liberal, and now she's trying to protect, now she's looking like she wants to be more Trump than Trump, if that's possible. I don't think it's possible. But she wants to be more Trump than Trump. I want a wall. She wants to release all the prisoners that are in detention and some of these guys are really bad. That just came out today. She doesn't want to build the wall, even though the walls work. Walls and wheels. You know, in your business, everything you do is obsolete, not the tunnels, but everything is obsolete. Even your rocket ships, they're like a month later, they're obsolete. You find a better way to... The only thing that's not obsolete is a wall and a wheel. And the wall, you know, I built hundreds of miles of wall

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Border Wall and Fracking Policy

Trump criticizes Kamala Harris for her past opposition to the border wall and fracking. He characterizes her as a "radical left San Francisco liberal" who is now dishonestly adopting moderate positions to win the election.

border wall· fracking· kamala harris· san francisco· energy policy

3:04:53 and expect to get the respect just because they're there. And now they're trying to make robots in to replace the humans. It's the anti-chivalry. Let's go back to Trump. Exactly. A San Francisco liberal who destroyed San Francisco and then as Attorney General, she destroyed California. You talk about location and we're talking about the sun and the water and all. There's nothing better than California. She has destroyed that. She was the original DA. She was the original in San Francisco. She was the original Attorney General in California. What she has done to California is Well, you know better than I do, you just left California for a lot of those reasons. And what he's done with crime, with cashless bail, where you kill somebody. I mean, we have states there, you kill somebody and they let you out right away. I mean, you don't have to even put up and then they never find the people unless they kill again and then they let them out again. Our country is becoming a very dangerous place.

3:05:51 And she is a radical left San Francisco liberal, and now she's trying to protect, now she's looking like she wants to be more Trump than Trump, if that's possible. I don't think it's possible. But she wants to be more Trump than Trump. I want a wall. She wants to release all the prisoners that are in detention and some of these guys are really bad. That just came out today. She doesn't want to build the wall, even though the walls work. Walls and wheels. You know, in your business, everything you do is obsolete, not the tunnels, but everything is obsolete. Even your rocket ships, they're like a month later, they're obsolete. You find a better way to... The only thing that's not obsolete is a wall and a wheel. And the wall, you know, I built hundreds of miles of wall

3:06:36 And that's why we had such good numbers. I was going to add 200 miles. We bought it. We could have flipped it, flipped it up in three weeks. And they sold it for five cents on the dollar. That meant I said, wow, that means that they actually do want to have open borders. She wants to have open borders. And now she's going like she's tough on the, on the border. It's such a lie. And she wants tips to be tax free. When she wrote the lot a rip off. No, I mean, obviously what workers sort of overnight service workers, she can't make this writing history and and making Kamala sound like a moderate when in fact she is far left like far far worse than Bernie Sanders. He is considered more liberal by far than Bernie Sanders. He's a radical left lunatic and if he's going to be our president,

3:07:28 Very quickly, you're not gonna have a country anymore and she'll go back to all the things that she believes in He believes in defunding the police. He believes in no fracking zero. You don't now all of a sudden she's saying no I will I really want to see fracking the day that if they got in the day she got in she'll end fracking and by the way if people didn't think that the lunatics that what that really believe in that is They won't vote for her. You know, like the Palestinians and Israel. She is so anti-Israel, and she's bad for both. Biden actually did something that was impossible. Both sides hate him, you know, both sides. That was a hard thing to do, unification.

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Iron Dome and the Ukraine-Russia Escalation

Trump discusses the threat to Israel's Iron Dome from Iranian-backed rockets. Alex Jones notes a major escalation in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, claiming NATO-backed forces have rampaged into Russian territory to provoke a full-scale war.

iron dome· israel· iran· ukraine· nato

3:08:14 Yeah, no, no, I mean, I mean, folks, we already have cancer cures. We already have free energy. Get out of the way, Obama. Get out of the way, Rockefeller. Move, bitch. Get out the way. Get out the way, bitch. Move out the way. He's black. Oh, he's cool. Hey, how you doing? It's all bullshit. Or if you believe in Israel, if you're a A person that, you know, is a very pro-Israel. If you vote for her, it's worse than Biden. And Biden was bad. But if you vote for her, you ought to have your head examined. And you see tonight, I mean as we're doing this, I'm seeing reports coming that they expect an attack tonight or tomorrow from hundreds and maybe thousands of rockets. You know their iron dome, as they call it, as we all call it, but their shield that they built, that can be- While we're busy talking about Iran and Israel, which is important, we wish for peace, six days ago,

3:09:10 Ukraine under NATO command as Jack was up six months ago. By the way, Jack was up on the Marv again Rampaged into Russia and it's just blowing up cities right now trying to get Russia into full war I mean this is dangerous you guys want to comment on that well Biden Originally said f-16s to Ukraine equals World War three and then three years later. He sent f-16s to Ukraine Oh did he? Because as far as I know he's laying on the beach somewhere. So who knows who's orchestrating all this? He's napping on the beach. Well they even admit that no one's in charge. Who is in charge? Now that's the disturbing part. Biden is literally laying on the beach while Iran and Israel are gearing up for world war and Ukraine is pushing the button, poking the bear with Russia. It's horrifying. We don't have any idea who's in charge. Lloyd Austin I guess. Biden's taking a sip of his snooze. Some of the crews have been here since 6am. You guys cool to keep going a little while and take some calls on X?

3:10:01 All right, they're good to go. Well, Trump got on 45 minutes late. He's been going for what, an hour and 20, 30 minutes? He's been going since what? I guess he got on at about 7.40. So he's been going an hour and 30 minutes. He'll probably keep going a little bit longer. This has been great, but I really want to take the space as commenters with Nick Sordor. Chase, you're in there running that. When has Sordor launched this thing yet? Yeah, his space is live but I don't think that they're taking speakers until this is over. And you're on air right now, right? Yeah. Okay, because I don't want people just to, I love you to death, I don't want to be, anybody in my ear, nobody hears. I want everybody. Yeah, that was live. That was live. You're live, okay good. I want zero, I want everybody to hear everything. This is all about Teleprompter Free, great job. Okay, let's go back to Trump, we'll sit here and wait and then we'll, as soon as Sorter does that, we'll simulcast with him. Go ahead.

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EU Trade Deficit and NATO Subsidies

Trump complains about the $250 billion trade deficit with the European Union and the lack of equal spending by European nations on NATO and the war in Ukraine. He reiterates his demand that allies "pay up" for American protection.

european union· nato· trade deficit· ukraine· donald trump

3:10:58 for the good of the country, this election. And I mean, that's understating my opinion. Now, you know, you may have seen this, but I got a letter from the the EU Commission like saying, you know, to not have disinformation on the, during this discussion that we're having. And, you know, there's like, there's a lot of attempts to do censorship and to force censorship even on Americans from other countries. And, you know, what do you think about that? Well, I know the European Union very well. Yeah, what are you going to do Trump about these people? They take great advantage of the United States in trade, as you know. We threw a different form, NATO.

3:11:41 We protect them and yet if you build a car in the United States, you can't sell it in Europe. You just can't sell it. It's impossible. The same thing with our farmers. Our farmers find it very difficult to do business. You know, we have a deficit with them of $250 billion, which people don't know. It sounds so nice, the European Union, but let me tell you, they're not as tough as China, but they're bad. And I let them know it. And that's probably why they notified you. No, they don't treat our country well. We defend them. You know, with Ukraine, so we're in for 250 billion and they're in for about 71 billion and they have the same size. If you add up the European nations in terms of an economy, it's about the same size, wouldn't you say, as us. And they're in much greater risk.

3:12:34 They're right there. We have an ocean separating us from, in this case, the enemy would be Russia. Used to be for the Soviet Union, but let's assume they're close enough. And what happens is they're in for 70 something million, I think even less than that, billion. And we're in for about 250 billion and it could be a lot higher than that. And I say, why aren't you going to equalize? Why aren't they paying what we're paying? And they're in much more, you know, it's much more important for them because of the fact that, you know, they're right. Because it keeps the dollar in charge, Trump, and you know that. But it's all bullshit anyways. They should, and I did it with NATO. We were, there were only seven countries that were paid up in NATO out of 28 at the time.

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Trump as the Anti-War Candidate

The hosts frame Donald Trump as the "anti-war" candidate, noting that he started no new wars during his presidency. They argue for a complete decoupling from the Middle East to focus resources on American infrastructure and innovation.

anti-war· hillary clinton· middle east· afghanistan· foreign policy

3:13:22 And the United States was subsidizing NATO. Tremendously subsidizing NATO. NATO by the way is involved in major human trafficking. Children, you name it. If you don't pay up, we're not going to defend you any longer. I took a lot of heat. Alright, so we've heard this. We'll go back to it when he's done. Harrison Smith, Lois Schroeder, Chase Geiser, you want to make comments? No, I'm glad they're hammering the UK thing. I'm glad they're hammering the Iran thing. I mean, this is, for someone like me, I mean, 2016, this was my stance. It was Trump is the anti-war candidate. Nobody could argue against me. You know, they'd say, well, you're voting for Trump. How dare you? Why would you? I'd say, I don't like war and Hillary's going to get us into war. Trump's not. And people would have to agree. They'd nod and go, okay, well, I guess that's good reason. He should be hammering. He is the anti-war president. He is the anti-war. He is. And there was no wars.

3:14:10 other than him backing Russia and cleaning out ISIS, which was Western. Guys, cue up that Lee and McAdoo promo for when Trump got elected 2016. Now, gosh, so many years ago, seems like a million years ago, eight years ago, that little promo about nuclear war with Hillary saying we will attack Russia, we will attack Iran. Owen? Well I agree and I think war, when we talk about all these things that are being held back from civilization's next advancement which will empower the individual, war is one of those biggest things. And the Western world, and this is why I've made the argument at this point, specifically after what we've seen in the Middle East,

3:14:48 and you can talk about Israel's influence over our Congress, our government, you can talk about Muslim influence over other individuals or other governments. The point is, the Western world, the Christian world, specifically the United States of America, we have to completely decouple from the Middle East. Just completely remove ourselves from the Middle East. Not any foreign policy, not any interventions, nothing. Because that's holding us back. We spend hundreds of billions of dollars on these foreign wars. A trillion plus in Afghanistan. I mean it's crazy. It doesn't do anything for us. It's literally just a sucker. It's a black hole. And they want to sit here and talk about how Tim Walz gives free school lunches to children in Minnesota. Look, I'm not for government giving free anything because nothing is free. But

3:15:37 If I had an option between spending $2 trillion on wars in the Middle East that don't do anything for us versus spending $2 trillion on lunch programs that could actually give our children healthy food and schools and could actually empower the farmers, then yeah, I think I'd take the alternative every day of the week. Absolutely. Well said. Let's go back to Trump. No, he wouldn't have this. That's true. Not a lot of people would have this conversation, but you know, we cover a lot of territory. But the beauty is that we can have a conversation and I'm able to get it out without because I get beat up. This is a really big point. You can actually have a conversation with you. Yeah, it's nice, isn't it? And you can't have a conversation with Biden or Kamala. It's not possible. Because they can't talk. I said that earlier. This is like talking to an NPC. So it's just impossible. But think of it. We need a man.

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Cognitive Ability and Debate Challenges

Trump mocks Joe Biden's cognitive decline and challenges Kamala Harris to an unscripted debate. He argues that the country needs a "sharp" leader to navigate nuclear dangers and that Harris is incapable of speaking without a teleprompter.

joe biden· kamala harris· cognitive ability· debate· donald trump

3:16:30 or person who's unbelievably sharp in order to stop all the nuclear danger and all the dangers that I'm talking about. And I got along with all these, you know, I got along with Kim Jong-un. We had dinner, we had everything. Yeah, they need to debate Kamala Harris because, you know, everybody went along with the Biden is fine lie until the debate happened and then everybody had to acknowledge it. She can barely read off a teleprompter. She's dodging debates now. She's gonna do one idiot. boss, but we had a good relationship and he doesn't like Biden. He considers him a stupid man. He said he's a stupid man. I really hate her. At least he speaks his mind. You know, in this country, you're not sort of allowed to say, you should be allowed to say that's true. But we need to take yours off my wife. We need smart people. She actually is like the queen in Snow White.

3:17:20 She really is. She shows up to San Francisco, steals its power, destroys it. Puts all the black people in jail. Goes to California, steals its power, leaves it, goes to the White House, steals its power, leaves it behind, and then looks in the mirror and says, mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the most powerful woman of them all? And the mirror says, you are not the most powerful, and so she's got to have more. She's got to be the president now. She's like, you're not the most powerful, kill everyone. You know who hates Kamala Harris more than any of us is Hillary Clinton. You know Hillary Clinton sitting there going, you know how many people I had to kill to get to where I was? And Kamala just waltzes in. Well she had another view that she put on to get to where she's at. Kamala said, well maybe you should have taken my route. Yeah, exactly. Listen, Trump's great and I love him, which is a good point. He's talking about progress and great ideas. He's, notice, we're two hours in, no attacks on the enemy. Right. Almost none. And that, it's, people think he's this big mean guy. It's the opposite.

3:18:17 He should be meaner. Exactly. Go back to Trump. American dream back more important than anything else. It's like you don't have that today because the people they've been just suck. They see incompetent people running our, you know, the Biden thing is very interesting. People just found him to be incompetent. And when I debated him, I was like, Is this for real? It was just absurd. But I think there are some grand projects that we could do. Yeah, grand projects. We could build a base on the moon. We could send new pyramids.

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Grand Projects and High-Speed Tunnels

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss "grand projects" like high-speed tunnels to revolutionize American transport. The hosts express excitement for Maglev technology and a future defined by innovation rather than the "stagnation" of the current bureaucracy.

high-speed rail· tunnels· boring company· maglev· infrastructure

3:18:59 Big grand projects, I just want that. You gotta have it. People are like, oh, space costs money. What are you talking about? It's unlimited money. It's what we want to do. It creates jobs. Like, oh, let's kill old people. No, you take care of them. It creates jobs. It doesn't cost you. The pie is unlimited. It's a non-zero-sum game. Jesus Christ, so easy to understand this. I'm really getting pissed. Listen, we gotta all go to a next SpaceX launch. Cape Canaveral or Texas, we gotta go. Follow it, tell me, we're going. That's Cape Canaveral. I think we could do some things, like China's got incredible high-speed rail between its cities, but I think it's actually possible with tunnels, if it was deregulation, with an ability to actually

3:19:54 Where it's like legal to actually do the tunnels. Then you could have high speed tunnels that are actually better than anything else in the world for high speed transport between cities. And that would be something that, you know, Americans can say, wow, okay, we've got something that's cooler than anyone else in the world. That's the kind of thing that makes you proud to be an American. And much safer than surface train. But he gets a whole new economy. Well, there's a danger there, you know, with people with crazy If we decided to like stack peanuts on top of each other and we made a job it creates money. We have to have emissions what I'm saying. What Elon Musk is talking about. Are you against the tunnels? No no no no no. I'm like this is like my dream. Like finally innovating personal travel. Finally innovating commute. We're building this double-decker highway right now in Austin. It'll take 10-20 years probably. I mean it'll be insane. It's gonna be flying cars. The self-driving needs to be in the flying ships.

3:20:50 That's where you need it. I mean by the way you find a helicopter now. It's all remote control. I'm just gonna take something I'm loving Elon Musk talking about this and maybe tunnels are the next level but I'm saying we could have in Texas will be the perfect place to do this to experiment with maglev technology on trains and we could have a base in Austin and it goes to Houston, it goes to Dallas, it goes to San Antonio, maglev train technology. I mean Tesla train. It'd be amazing. And we're talking 15 minutes to Houston, Dallas, San Antonio. Just like that. Instead of sitting in your car and hours long drives and traffic and commutes on bus-to-bus roads. Oh my gosh. No, that stuff's like, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I want.

3:21:36 We can do it. I'm into that like Tim Walz is into you know horse stables. He's not actually into horse stables in the kids. I mean the idea is people you know conservatism or whatever you people think you want to look back no I don't want to go back to the 50s I want to create a future that people in the 50s thought we were going to have. Conservatism is conserving the renaissance of the explosion of human potential. Sure yeah. We're trying to conserve the victory and it's progressive they call it progressive like their cancer. Let's go back to Trump. I got it down to four And I got some things done very quickly, but it's really something that is going to have to be worked on because it takes too long. Just takes too long. Yeah, it just takes too long and it's... Is Infowars up at the top right now? I love that. Who's that? Infowars has been up there a lot today. Beautiful.

CHAPTER 79 / 103 Discussion

Right to Try and FDA Deregulation

Trump highlights his "Right to Try" legislation, which allows terminally ill patients to access experimental treatments. He discusses the difficulty of getting the medical and insurance industries to agree to the policy due to liability concerns.

right to try· fda· terminally ill· deregulation· pharmaceutical industry

3:22:29 and We just ossify as a society. We just have stagnation. We can't make any progress and and that's it's a really big deal. You know, Elon, just getting back to the FDA for one second. I got something done called right to try. This is where you can go in and if you're terminally ill, that's a good idea, but that's why he went with the mRNA. He just agrees to everything. No, a lot of it's bad. We have the best doctors, the best labs in the world. We really do. And

3:23:14 But people would go to other countries because you couldn't use this, the product, even if they thought it worked, because it's going through the FDA. I got it approved where you can, you basically, look, nobody wanted it. The doctors didn't want it because of the liability. The country didn't want it, our country, because they didn't want to get sued. These are people terminally ill. The insurance companies didn't want it and the pharmaceutical companies, nobody wanted it. I got everybody into a room and we came up with an agreement that you won't get sued. And also they didn't want it on their record if somebody's terminally ill and they die after taking a drug, they didn't want that on their record. So we set a separate list if somebody was, so it wouldn't count as a negative. Okay? And as you know, we got it done. We have saved right to try. They've been trying to get- This is all great. Trump's all about solutions, but he's not exposing the Democrats and how evil they are. The open borders, the human trafficking, any of that.

3:24:08 And this is a big opportunity when he's on these shows. But maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it's good he's talking about the positive stuff. What do you think? Well, he, I don't know if he has a strategy to this, but he doesn't have to win over his base. You know, he's got to win over the politically uninformed, the politically neutral, the fence-sitters. And so, I don't know. And they're listening to him. He's a nice guy. So maybe that's the strategy here. What I'd like to see though, because he said he wanted to shut down the Department of Education on this live stream and the Democrats are already attacking him on that. Oh my gosh, look, he wants to show. Well, he needs to lean into that. Say, well, what do you mean? You want more government? No, we don't want a central government running education. What the hell are you talking about? Like, yeah, I want to shut down the government. Yeah, I want less government. Like how is that? That's a winning message. I don't know. I don't know. Lean into it. Yeah. No, I completely agree. I love the futuristic talk and especially because it's something I know I'm not alone when you see vid

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Elon Musk's Motives and Globalist Conflict

The hosts discuss Elon Musk's "fruits"—his actions against the globalist system—as the reason to support him. They also advocate for an alliance between Trump and RFK Jr., citing Kennedy's expertise on the "deep state" and public health.

elon musk· rfk jr· globalism· deep state· anthony fauci

3:25:01 videos of China and their skyscrapers and their new airports and you think, we got nothing like that in America. No, because we gave it all to Ukraine. Because we gave it all to China, right? I mean this was a choice made by our elites to decommission us and to build up China. It's a choice they're making. It doesn't have to be that way. People have a fatalistic view of the West is going down, we're just riding it down. That's the CFR, the Chinese century. Exactly, but you can choose it. You can choose to actually build and actually be on the forefront and actually... And that's what Elon's doing. And so people that attack Elon Jesus said, you judge a tree by its fruits. Elon's fruit the last three years is pure gold. I mean, in fact, I'm honored to promote Elon and honored to say he's doing a great job. I don't know his motives. I don't know his heart. Only God does, but I'm not gonna sit here in the way of this when he's doing a great job because I'm not this holier than thou person.

3:25:51 Yeah, no, the drive for perfectionism or the purity spiraling is killing us over on the right. If you're not exactly, you know, everything they want, you're going to the rug. Well, it's like Joe Rogan. Yeah. I mean, he's like, well, I like RFK Jr. Well, he's better than Trump on vaccines. He didn't even say vote for him. He said I like him. Yeah. Joe is totally defeating the globalists right now. He's dominating the new old order. Why are we mad? Why does he have to do... We're not the left where you've got to follow our orthodoxy. 100%. I'd like to see before the October surprise, RFK Jr. drop out and endorse Trump, and Trump promised RFK Jr. a role in his administration, whether that's on environment or vaccine safety. It's a perfect trade-off. RFK Jr. gets to have some say in the next presidency.

3:26:40 Donald Trump gets to gain some of that RFK momentum because look you got to be a realist RFK jr. Is not gonna carry a single state He's not gonna get in a single electoral vote. He's a great guy, but he is a great guy. He's a great American he's his own man, and I would like to see some of his policies absorbed into the Trump administration. And he knows what he's talking about. I mean, if you read the real Anthony Fauci, the book that he wrote, he has studied this stuff for decades. So it's not, he's not just, you know, Trump's appointing his friend. It's like, no, this guy is an expert in this. Plus, the deep states killed two of his family members. Right. That'll wake you up. Let's go back to Trump. What happened to the people that sold them? Oh, nothing. They got away. And they just know- They always get away. And they don't even bother reporting it because they know that people are not gonna get prosecuted. They just let violent criminals out in New York with zero bail. The only one that gets prosecuted is Donald Trump. They prosecute Trump. Yeah.

CHAPTER 81 / 103 Discussion

Lawfare and the Prosecution of Donald Trump

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the "abuse of the legal system" through political prosecutions. Trump argues that the "lawfare" in New York is driving businesses away and damaging the perception of the American justice system globally.

lawfare· donald trump· elon musk· new york city· justice system

3:27:42 It's just obviously messed up. It's terrible. Violent criminals are being, are being getting off scot-free. And meanwhile, the New York spending massive resources prosecuting you. And it's like, what's this? Yeah. Let's talk about the prosecution of Trump. Yeah. Let's get on the offense here a little bit. He looks at this and says, what the heck's going on here? Good job, Elon. This is obviously abuse of the legal system. By the way, screw everybody that's been attacking Elon, man. He is like literally a whole new order is after him right now. It's meant for everybody. You know, I feel like with Elon Musk, it's like for anybody that's seen The Patriot,

3:28:29 He doesn't want to get involved. He doesn't want to get involved. Doesn't want to get involved and then kill his son. All right, make that point in a minute, but Trump's making a key point. I want to get through him to get to us. Nice when I say that in many cases crooked as hell. Come on, you're ready. But you get a judge and you go into an area where a Republican gets three or 4% of the vote and you know, you'll have a jury pool with people that hate Republicans or hate, it could also be the other way. Of course. Because it could start the other way in areas where they hate Democrats. Exactly. And you get into a Pandora's box, it's a very dangerous thing for this country and a very dangerous thing even for the state. New York City is losing, New York City and state

3:29:07 lose a lot of business over what they did to me. Because these people say, we don't want that to happen to us. That's no justice system. You have an unfair system of justice. And it's costing New York State a tremendous amount of money. People are leaving and companies are leaving and they won't come back. So, you know, all of that stuff is important. But the economy now is the big thing and we can turn that economy up so fast. and people are going to be back again. We're going to get rid of inflation. I think there's a lot of opportunity. Absolutely. And I just want to congratulate you. You've done an amazing job. You have definitely got a fertile mind. You know, we can talk, you and I can talk about rockets. It's kind of you to say thank you. Tunnels, we can talk about tunnels and rockets. They're wrapping up now. Electric cars, so many things. Trump just went on at what, 745? So he's done an hour and a half? How long has he done?

CHAPTER 82 / 103 Discussion

Elon Musk's Political Shift to the Right

Elon Musk explains his transition from a "moderate Democrat" who supported Barack Obama to endorsing Donald Trump. He argues that the Biden-Harris administration has moved too far to the left and that the 2024 election is a "critical juncture" for the country's survival.

elon musk· barack obama· moderate democrat· 2024 election· donald trump

3:30:01 Yeah, probably almost two hours. Probably closer to two hours. All right, back to them. Thank you. And well, I mean, I just say here's to an exciting, inspiring future that people can look forward to and be optimistic and excited about what happens next. And that's the kind of future that I think you will bring as president. And that's why I endorse you. Well, I appreciate that. That endorsement meant a lot to me. Not all endorsements mean that much, to be honest. Your endorsement meant a lot. And you know, we have a phrase, make America great again. It's pretty simple, but it really says that we want to make America great again and we can do it. We can do it now. But if we were going to suffer another four years like we suffered for the last four years, I'm not sure the country can ever come back. That's how bad it is. It's so bad. We have to, we have to do a lot of things. I think that's a very real risk. It's a big risk. That's a very real risk.

3:30:49 And it's you know, I just like to to note to people listening like i've not been very political before And and if just if you look at my track, yeah, now's the time you gotta do it now i'm not like We're too much danger. He's like a far right. He's about to say that because i'm like making electric vehicles and you know solar batteries helping with the environment and uh, and and I actually I I uh You know, I supported Obama. I stood in line for six hours to shake Obama's hand when he was running for president. And, you know, so it's not like I'm like some sort of dyed-in-the-wool long-term Republican. I'm actually, I call myself, you know, historically a moderate Democrat. But now I feel like

3:31:29 We're really at a critical juncture for the country. And, you know, I think a lot of people thought, you know, that Biden administration would be a moderate administration, but it's not. And obviously, we're just going to see an even further left. administration with with combat that's that's my last opinion i mean a data for three uh... it and she was brought up as a cop as an actual it that is a is a marxist economist that's you google it i mean it's not a we're making us up you know that's how she was brought up and and we we just we want to have a future that's prosperous and and i think we're just at this critical juncture and uh... and i think this is a case of

3:32:17 America is going to add a fork in the road. And I think it will take the path, like you are the path to prosperity and I think Kamala is the opposite. That's my honest opinion. I'm going to get attacked like crazy. I've also experienced quite a bit of lawfare myself. But I'm just trying to tell people my honest opinion, and I haven't been really active in politics before. And I'm just trying to point out that my track record historically has been moderate, if not moderate, slightly left. And so this is to people out there who are in the moderate camp to say, I think you should support Donald Trump for president.

CHAPTER 83 / 103 Discussion

San Francisco's Decline and Soros Prosecutors

Trump and Musk discuss the decline of San Francisco and California, blaming the policies of "radical left" officials. They criticize George Soros-backed prosecutors for demoralizing law enforcement and allowing violent crime to go unpunished.

san francisco· george soros· law enforcement· crime· kamala harris

3:33:01 And I think it's actually a very important junction in the road and we're in deep trouble if it goes the other way. Well, I want to thank you. And, you know, I actually always did think of you as somewhat left. I must say that. So it's even more of an honor. I know how strong you feel about it. But, you know, when you think of her, San Francisco, 15 years ago, I had a great friend, Bob Tish. He said it's the greatest city in America. And now it's almost not livable. It's a rattle. And California likewise. We just heard a month ago. He was involved in the destruction of San Francisco and the destruction of California. And he will be involved in the destruction of our country if people are so unwise as to elect her. Total parasites. I hope that doesn't happen and I hope the elections are going to be run honestly and

3:33:50 We're going to turn this country around. We're going to do things that, and we can do it fairly quickly. And we have to get rid of the criminals that have been given to us by other countries as they laugh. They laugh at us. They think we're stupid. But more importantly, the illegals is the deep state that did it. Stone cold killers in many cases, and terrorists. And they're in our country by the hundreds of thousands. And we have to take them out. Yeah. I mean, if I could summarize it perhaps, you know, I think These are issues that I think most people would agree with, which is that we want safe and clean cities, we want secure borders, we want sensible government spending, we want to restore both the perception and the reality of respect in the judicial system, stop the lawfare.

3:34:40 And I think that's like, and how are those even? Yeah. Stop the trial lawyers. That's just common sense. I mean, would you agree with that? A hundred percent. I don't understand, you know, the whole, they call it progression. Everybody go to real Alex Jones, but call it real Alex Jones and retweet it. Reposted live feed. We're about to merge with Nick Sodor and take your X comments. But you are the power. You're the Paul Revere's. Take the feed now, retweet it right now. Real Alex Jones, take the live show feed right now. Go there, you'll see at the top and repost it right now. You've got all the power. So we'll go, you and I will go and we'll have a meeting and dinner in Venezuela because that's what's happening. Their crime rates coming down and our crime rates going through the roof. And it's so simple. And if you haven't seen anything yet, because these people have come into our country and they're just getting acclimated.

3:35:38 And they don't know about being politically correct law enforcement or lack of law enforcement. And our police, I have to just end with this. We have great police, we have great law enforcement, but they're not allowed to do their job. They have to be able to do their job without being destroyed. That's the Soros plan. Absolutely. And it's obviously demoralizing if you're a police officer risking your life to, you know, to arrest a violent criminal. Let's get an interview though. I'll give them an A plus now. Well, again, I think this interview is more towards fence-sitters, undecided voters, moderates. That's where this interview is. And it scared the left. They tried to stop it. The Harris campaign is already in panic mode, demanding people donate to her. So, yes. Absolutely. Which is why are they so scared, Harrison?

CHAPTER 84 / 103 Discussion

The Patriot Analogy and Musk's Breaking Point

The hosts use the movie *The Patriot* as an analogy for Elon Musk's political awakening. They claim that the "transing" of Musk's son was his personal breaking point, turning him into a fierce opponent of the current establishment.

elon musk· the patriot· mel gibson· transgenderism· survival instinct

3:36:27 Well, you know, the way they're framing it is Elon, the richest man in the world, is doing what he can to control America. I mean, it's all absurd ridiculousness, but even just going back to the conversation about Elon Musk and people sort of in gratitude for what he's done, I just know like the crap we go through here, And then, you know, we're fine with it. It's fine. We'll go through it. We'll deal with all the crap that we're given that we don't even talk about on air. But the stuff that you know about is bad enough already. And then you go on Twitter and people are calling you a shill and saying, and you sit there and go, why am I going through all this for these, you know, for people that don't even appreciate it. But if you give up, we lose it all. Let me see your glasses real quick. Yeah. These are the famous American psycho glasses. That's right. David Koresh Jr. Look at this.

3:37:11 I like these. I got pretty bad eyesight, don't I? They're the real deal. I'm gonna get a fishbowl. I like this. Let's go back to Trump real quick. Well, I like some. What can I say? a police officer, there were two of them. And you had about six of these guys and they're punching the hell out of them. And in their own country, they would be dead if they did that. They'd be shot. They would be shot instantly. And you know, they come from these countries and it's taken them a while to realize that we don't do that in this country. But in their own country, if they stood on a street and had a fight with a police officer, they would be shot. There's no political correctness.

3:38:00 And it's such a sad thing to see. And that's the reason we have crime, by the way, because we don't do anything about it. Yeah, we just cannot have a situation where our police officers are beaten up on camera by a gang of illegal immigrants and then nothing happens to... Well Soros does that on purpose to create the lawlessness because they're going to bail them all out. When Trump wins, they've said they're going to burn the country down. They're getting ready and I wish they got to this but Trump's almost there. But yeah, now they're starting to get there. Soros isn't doing this for fun just because, oh, we want to get cops killed. They're doing it because they're getting ready to bring in total disorder and then martial law is the answer.

CHAPTER 85 / 103 Discussion

MS-13 Deportations and Foreign Aid Leverage

Trump recounts how he used the threat of cutting foreign aid to force Central American countries to accept the return of MS-13 gang members. He contrasts this with the current administration, which he claims is not respected by foreign leaders.

ms-13· deportations· foreign aid· elon musk· donald trump

3:38:47 And the general told me, the generals told me, sir, we can't bring them back. The countries won't accept MS-13 gang members. They won't accept them. And I said, really, how much do we pay these various countries in terms of economic aid, which is also somewhat- That's how you made them take them back. So I'm gonna tear up on you. And the answer is $750 million. Go look, the numbers are public, USAID.com. We're not paying them anymore because they won't accept it. And you know what happened? They all called me, every one of them, they said, We would be honored to take them back, sir. We would be honored. It was so easy. But it's one of those things. And we got them back. We took in so many, you know, MS-13 is probably the worst gangs in the world. They're the most vicious violence. We took them out of here by the thousands and got them out of here. And their countries took them back. So they're almost at two hours now. Because I said, you're not getting any more economic aid. Longer, 745, they were nice. How long is that? They wouldn't take them back for Obama. They wouldn't take them back for anybody.

3:39:43 And now we have a problem because we have this guy and they, again, they don't take him back anymore with Biden because they don't respect him. Yeah, yeah, so it's just gotta be done. We just can't have, whether they're citizens or not citizens, we can't have... Elon's just trying to build a starbase, come on. He's trying to build a starbase. He's like, no, we want to cut your kid's dick off. That's more important. I finally woke him up. Imagine the left like, oh Elon Musk is going to our private school. His first born son lets cut his genitals off. That's a really good move. So if that doesn't piss you off, what does it? And don't make light of it. This is serious. I'm telling you, that was his patriot moment. That was Mel Gibson in the Patriot. Didn't want to get involved. They killed his kid. And next thing he did is he killed an entire British platoon. Guys, pull up the Patriot, Mel Gibson breaks or the Patriot.

3:40:44 Kills British platoon pull up the scene where they shoot his son for no reason which by the way is a true story It's three stories combined, but that's his I read the book written about it I already read I knew the book was accurate because I already read books on it It was the swamp Fox and two other people, but they combined it and this one guy. It was a big British hero from this French Indian War they killed his kid in front of him and he like literally killed hundreds of British soldiers after it It's like you're right. It's like that's the breaking point So guys pull up the Patriot Mel Gibson. What would the scene be? The Patriot Mel Gibson kills British troops or saves his son, well they kidnap the one son. No, no, no. It's Mel Gibson's the Patriot's son killed or Mel Gibson forest scene. Something like that. We need to play that. All right, back to Trump.

3:41:37 You're allowed to do anything you want and nothing happens. And I'm talking about violent crime. And it's going to get more violent because these are really, really violent people. And we're going to get them out of our country and we're going to get them back to where, because they were sent here by the presidents and by the various people that run those countries. And I know every one of those guys and they're smart people and they're streetwise people. And they really think that The USA is stupid. They think we're run by stupid people and they happen to be right. But when I was there, we had no problem. We got them out. We took out thousands of MS-13 gang members. We brought them back. And now again, it's the same old story. We don't do it. And they actually gave them a big increase in aid. They raised it up to billions of dollars and they get nothing for it. So I hope everybody's gonna vote for Trump and we're gonna get this country

CHAPTER 86 / 103 Discussion

The American Dream and Personal Sacrifice

Donald Trump reflects on his decision to run for president, describing it as a personal sacrifice for the sake of the country. He and Musk discuss the need to restore the "American Dream" and provide people with the incentive to build a better future.

american dream· sacrifice· 2016 election· donald trump· elon musk

3:42:30 And I didn't need this. I'm like, I didn't need this. I had a very nice life. I didn't need to go through court systems and go through all the other stuff and run at the same time. I have to run. I have to go through fake trials with, in some cases, corrupt judges, totally corrupt judges. I didn't need it. I had a nice life. I have great locations. I have beautiful oceans that I have places. You know, this was, but I felt it was important. And if I had to do it over again, You probably think I'm crazy for doing it actually, but if I had to do it over again, I would have done it over again because this is so much more important than me or my life. Yeah, I've talked to people that were there. Trump called all his family and crew in and he said, in 2000, into 2015, he said, America's in too much trouble. I don't want to do this. I've talked about it for decades. I'm going to do it. He said, I want you all to vote, my family, and they unanimously voted for him to do it. That's, sorry, go back to Trump.

3:43:27 stop crime. The people out there, the things I think are important for the future is we've got to have safe cities, we've got to have secure borders, we've got to have sensible spending. Follow us at Real Auctions folks. That's so important, Real Auctions. Please support us. We're the fourth store in the country. We can't fight the enemy without funding. Plus you get rare products.

3:44:06 And, you know, that's the future I'm looking for. And, you know, I'm pro-environment, but I'm not against, you know, I'm not like, I don't think we should vilify the oil and gas industry because they're keeping civilization going right now. But I do think we want to move, you know, at reasonable speed towards a sustainable energy economy. Those are my values. And I think, you know, and Give us the free energy, we're ready, let's go. Give us the solar panel that we know you have, that you can put on top of your car and it runs for free. Give it to us. They don't want us to have that.

3:44:46 We're going to be giving tremendous incentives. We want companies to build here, not to build in other locations. And we want to create jobs. Again, it's about the American dream. You don't hear about the American dream anymore, Elon. You don't hear. You're the American dream in the truest sense. But you don't hear about the American dream anymore. And you're going to hear about it. People, they need that incentive to go out and do it. And they're going to love their lives. I mean, they're going to love, they're going to look forward to getting up in the morning and going to, you know, going to a job that they love, not a job that they can't stand. So Trump just did two hours, I think one minute. He's doing a great job. This is amazing.

CHAPTER 87 / 103 Discussion

Interview Conclusion and Audience Reach

The interview concludes with Trump challenging Kamala Harris to a similar unscripted conversation. The hosts marvel at the 71 million views the space received, predicting it will reach hundreds of millions more through social media clips.

elon musk· donald trump· x spaces· viewership· kamala harris

3:45:27 I challenge Kamala to come on with Elon and do this. She can't do it. She's retarded. She's a puppet. Imagine. Do you think Joe Biden or Hillary or any of them or Kamala could come on? Elon should extend the invitation to Kamala as a formality. She will obviously reject it, but he should extend that invitation. Because she didn't talk 10 minutes. She's done five campaign events and she reads off a teleprompter for 20 minutes. That's what she does. Back to, I can't even do her laugh, it's so evil, it's so disgusting. It's so fake, it's like how could you come up with something, it's the nastiest thing you can come up with, but she's so disconnected from humanity, she thinks it's funny. Like, you know, I decided whether I would be a bitch or whatever, what's her thing?

3:46:23 Well, it's like her tell, you know, that's her tell. Whenever she doesn't even know what she's just said or doesn't know what she's going to say next, she just breaks out into the hyena castle. What's that clip from like 10 years ago that came out? She's like, you know, I don't want to be a nasty woman. I don't want to be a bitch. It's like, yeah, you got to find the line between being a strong woman or being a bitch. You seem to land on bitch. Back to Trump, he's about to disconnect. ...of civilization and I think we need to take the right path. This is the end, my friend. I think you're on the right path. So I think that's what it comes down to. Thank you very much, Elon. It's a great honor and we'll do it again sometime. Trump's got like two steaks bubbling next to him with lobster tails. No, I'm serious. I know Trump. He wakes the other day. It's 11 o'clock where he's at. I appreciate it. I'll see you soon.

3:47:18 All right, sounds good. He's about to eat two lobsters in his steak. Thank you, Eli. See you soon. 71 million views on that space already. It'll have 400 million tomorrow. Watch. Yeah, Alex, I think you're right, though. I think Elon Musk wants a safe, prosperous country to build. Man, what kind of car is that? I have no idea. What the hell was that? That's even more badass than our cars. Yeah, what the hell? We both have Hellcats. That was like a combination factor or something. I had like eight Hellcats fired. That's what I want. I want a double Hellcat.

CHAPTER 88 / 103 Discussion

Survival Instinct and the Globalist Miscalculation

The hosts discuss the "survival instinct" of the American people, arguing that the globalist elite have miscalculated by attacking figures like Elon Musk. They claim that instead of being intimidated, the public is being "lit on fire" to resist.

survival instinct· elon musk· globalism· the patriot· resistance

3:47:53 I want the double Hellcat. You didn't copy me. I love it. How badass is your Hellcat? Look, me personally, I would never drive an electric vehicle. I don't like it. I like the classic. What is the power of the rumble? Isn't it relaxing? It's very therapeutic. It's just a very therapeutic thing when you deal in the trenches here every day to hop in that. Get in a Charger. And just, yeah. So getting back to what I was saying. No, I think you're right. I think Musk wants a safe, prosperous country to build his star base at. He wants there to be smart people, capable people that he can hire and he doesn't want it to be overrun by illegal criminals. And I also think though that his switch politically was when they transed his son and that was- Well he said that. Yeah. He said, oh my wife put him in an elite school. Imagine them though, let's take Elon Musk's kid and cut his dick off.

3:48:48 And then Elon stopped, they go, no, they took his kid away, it was game over. That's his Rubicon. I understand that. Well, and I don't know the name of the, I think it was the general, the British general, where he's the one going around killing all these people and he comes back to Cornwallis and Cornwallis is like, what the hell are you doing? Like, you're the one making these people pissed off. Like you're the one met you made the Swamp Fox like now I got these hundreds of South Carolina's South Carolinians mowing down my units cuz you went out and killed their freaking kids to miss it's a miscalculation He was a famous. It's a true story. I was about it the

3:49:26 The Guardian defended the guy, his famous British officer did that. Yeah, well it's a miscalculation, right? He thinks we're gonna intimidate these people and they're gonna be cowed and instead he lights the fire. Yeah, like you kill our kids and you think we roll over? Now we're gonna kill you. Yeah, that's insane. And thank God for Elon Musk. Absolutely, this was fantastic. But imagine the leftist brain. It's the same 250 years ago as it is now. They think because they mess with us and hurt us that we that we want to roll... are you kidding me? I mean it's completely opposite. Well they don't have a survival instinct anymore. That's what they don't understand. We still have a survival instinct. They have completely... their survival instinct has been completely calcified. It's done. And so that's why they're into all the things they're into. And they think we're just gonna roll over and die.

CHAPTER 89 / 103 Discussion

Goliad, the Alamo, and Total Resistance

Drawing on Texas history, the hosts argue that there is no point in surrendering to a corrupt establishment that offers no mercy. They characterize the current political elite as being on their "final breaths" and urge total resistance until victory.

goliad· the alamo· nancy pelosi· george soros· resistance

3:50:17 Which, my message is this, we ain't rolling over and dying. So I want to connect with Nick Sordor and all the great folks and take comments on X. The crew's been up here, we're doing it now. But I want to air the clip I mentioned from the Patriot of that scene where they kill his son, which is based on a true story, and he takes action. Here it is. Now this is a great clip and the crew's not bad, but I wanted the clip from when they shoot his kid five minutes before and then this happens. So maybe we'll add that in post or...

3:52:00 Before the show ends, I will find the club on my phone. We'll play the full club. All right. Because it's even worse because he actually just gave quarter to all the wounded British soldiers And then the guy comes and kills his kid afterwards, so it's like hey. I'm here in good faith I just help I just tended to your Wounded and you're still gonna kill my kid right in front of me And then he goes into the woods, and he kills the entire battalion so I mean yeah So we're gonna find the that's like that's like musk the full clip for the Patriot Yeah, like musk was with them. They cut his kids dick off and I mean, I'm not trying to be mean. That's what happened. It's sad and now it's even a completely turned against him situation. And that's when you know like, wait, I'm a billionaire but it doesn't matter. You want my kid's dick.

3:52:44 It's a lesson that you can't stay out of this and you can't give in. It's like Goliad, right? Why'd the Alamo happen? It's because, you know, 100 plus people tried to surrender at Goliad. Santana said, I'll give you all safe passage. And then he killed them all. So everybody at the Alamo went, there's no point in surrendering because he's just going to kill us all. So there's no complying with these people. There's no accepting their offer of mercy. It's a lie. You know, it's a lie. Take them on in victory or death. Like that, that's where we're at right now. And that is where we are. God bless America. God, we're in big trouble. I'm going to tell everybody right now. They shut down civilizations. The good news is they shut us down. Soros and all the rest of them are going to get it. So we got that. Well, you know, and the other thing, too, is we're not wishing death on anybody here. But, you know, Soros doesn't have much longer. Pelosi doesn't have much longer.

3:53:41 Biden probably doesn't have much longer. Point being, the current corrupt political establishment is truly on its final breaths. And so the only thing they can hope to leave us with is total death and destruction. Go and take us with them. All right. Well, Harrison, you were up here at 6 a.m. this morning, so you get on out of here. You're going to be on at 8 a.m. tomorrow. We love you. I'll be back. Owens-Wilburn, the crew's done a great job. Nick Sordor is simulcasting on Spaces. So let's go ahead and punch him up, see what he's hosting, let him take control now,

CHAPTER 90 / 103 Discussion

Post-Interview Analysis with Nick Sorter

Alex Jones joins Nick Sorter's X Space to analyze the interview. They discuss Trump's high energy, the DDoS attacks, and the "desperation of tyrants" in the EU and UK who tried to prevent the broadcast.

nick sorter· alex jones· x spaces· ddos attack· world war iii

3:54:20 They're trying to brainwash all of America into believing that at no point was Kamala Harris the borders are. At no point was Kamala Harris in charge of some of the most disastrous policies that we've seen come out of the Biden-Harris administration. And Trump was Trump tonight. And it's so interesting to me because the folks on the left, the hairy citizens of the world, they like to say, oh, Trump's too old, Trump's falling off. Trump had more energy in that phone call than I probably have all day. It was incredible to see. I'm only 22, so good for him. Yeah, absolutely. I think that this is something that the left is trying to spin it as President Trump doesn't have the energy anymore. They're trying to gaslight us into believing that Trump is actually Joe Biden. And with all the people that were there, a video, even video recording Trump doing this entire space, you can tell he has the energy. I mean, the guy's mind never shut off. He just talked and talked and talked and talked.

3:55:19 incoherent rambling like you get from Joe Biden or Kamala Harris. He knows what he's talking about. He's educated on the issues. He's, he's actually sharp as a tack and, uh, and you know, that's, that's my take on it. But I want to get Alex Jones's take on that. He was also up here on stage. Alex Jones, welcome to the space. Pleasure to have you co-hosting with me, sir. Well, Nick, great to be here with you. You know, my crew has been here since 6am. And I've been here since 9am, but it is a distinct pleasure to be here with you. Yeah, we just saw the true authentic nature of Trump. Two hours, and he waited while there was 45 minutes of technical problems and attacks, and he just knocked out of the park as usual. So this is just a real guy that cares about America and wants to stop the deep state. That's why they want to kill him. They already tried to kill him 30 days ago. We forget about that.

3:56:07 and we're at such an epic moment in history. We just had NATO is openly running attacks into Russia, 100 miles into Russia, trying to get Russia to over-respond. We're on the edge of World War III. They're trying to stir up Iran and Israel right now. I mean, such a dangerous point. And it was just an amazing, amazing 78 million viewers in just the two hours. It'll have 400 million tomorrow. That's why the EU sent a letter threatening Musk with arrest for interviewing Trump. Who are we? The EU is threatening criminal charges against Musk for an interview with our former president. And we have the UK threatening arrest of American citizens, including Musk. This is the desperation of tyrants

3:56:54 who are on their last legs. This is not the sign of strength. This is the sign of extreme weakness. So as negative as the tyranny is, the great news is, the halo or the silver lining is our enemies are so afraid, Nick, right now of what Trump had to say tonight and so afraid of the Great Awakening that's happening. Yeah. And so we talked about some of the things and you know this is something that you hit on a lot. Alex is you know foreign interference and and these potentials for. So what we heard in the beginning was that Elon Musk was saying that these were that there were some bad actors potentially carrying out DDoS attacks on the space today. Who would have the motivation to do that.

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Why the Globalists Fear the Musk-Trump Alliance

The panel discusses why the establishment is terrified of the Musk-Trump alliance. Alex Jones reiterates that Musk's personal loss regarding his son has made him a "Darth Vader" figure to the globalists—a powerful enemy who no longer cares about their threats.

elon musk· donald trump· globalism· darth vader· free speech

3:57:43 Would you say, I mean, would you- Well, that's a good point. I mean, we hear all day that the Russians, Russians can't even run their own country. Nothing against the Russians, but they'll admit we can't run our own country. We don't want to dominate you. They're the biggest country in the world. We have the globalists and Google and big tech openly censoring, openly controlling. And so here is the EU and the UK threatening Musk, you better not talk to Trump. Imagine the Streisand effect of that, how desperate they are. Try to say Elon Musk, one of the most successful inventors in the world and entrepreneurs, can't talk to the former president of the United States. I mean, it's total desperation, but it really shows these people are dangerous.

3:58:29 Yeah, they are absolutely dangerous. And, you know, we'll get some thoughts and we'll go around the horn here a little bit. You know, Alex, feel free to jump in whenever you want to or however you want to. But, you know, some of the questions that Elon and Trump were talking about in the beginning came to border security here. And, you know, Elon said at one point that he used to be, you know, at one point he waited in line for six hours just to shake Barack Obama's hand. Based on this conversation tonight, what do you think think it was, what was the catalyst that ended up changing his mind to come out and end up supporting somebody like President Trump now? Well Nick, that is a absolutely key question. And he told people three years ago, two years ago, six months ago, and last week, he said one of my oldest sons is dead.

3:59:19 I put him in an elite school and they took him away and they told me he was a girl and they sterilized him. So my son is dead. And so you would think the left would be smart enough to not go after Elon Musk's son, but it's a cult. And so they did it. And so Elon has been bitten by the New World Order. He has been stung by it. He has been, he has had his son taken away from him and turned into this creature. And so he's pissed off. And that's a normal response to being under attack. So Elon has told us why he's awake. Elon has told us why he's fighting because his son was murdered by the system. And it's like Obi-Wan Kenobi says,

4:00:03 you know, Luke Skywalker, your father is dead. He chose to be Darth Vader. He became this new thing. And so that's what's happening. Yeah. And so when the Say the the New World Order the the globalists and such and the deep state in particular How are they going to end up coming after Elon Musk for something like this? How are they going to you know? Because he's a he owns one of the well actually the largest free speech platform in the world You see countries all over the world that are trying to ban it

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Optimism and the Pro-Human Movement

Alex Jones expresses optimism for the future, framing the current movement as a "pro-human" attempt to save civilization. He argues that the alliance of Trump, Musk, Rogan, and Tucker Carlson represents a real alternative to the "anti-human" globalist agenda.

optimism· humanity· elon musk· donald trump· joe rogan

4:02:53 Yeah, he won it already in Australia and they had to back off on their threats to fine him like, you know, millions of dollars. So that one's taken care of. And this threat that this clown in the EU tried to make today, it's in complete violation of EU law. I mean, the EU has plenty of protections for that This guy's completely out on his own on a limb with just his own opinion and his own little letter. He doesn't have a legal leg to stand on for what he tried to do to Iran today. And that's why Iran was so carefree about it. You saw he basically put out that Tropic Thunder, go fuck yourself meme right at the guy with a quote tweet.

4:03:35 So Elon's not at all terrified about him because I'm sure he's getting plenty of legal advice that he's completely on safe ground for what he's doing. He doesn't have to worry at all. But luckily he's got the money where he can pay the lawyers to go have that battle and he's willing to go have that battle. Whereas a lot of other people couldn't even afford the lawyers to go fight it. Now, Avery, let me just say this real quick. Let me say this and I want you to respond. I've been on there 30 years and I've been politically active for 35. There's all these people that don't believe there's good people. Everybody dialed in tonight knows you're a real person. Most of you are good men and women, black, white, old, young, Jewish, you know, Christian, Muslim, whatever you are.

4:04:15 Folks, there's a lot of good people and and Elon is good. He's proven it by what he's doing. You can't fake that It's a replicable damage to the tyrants And so to me we have to understand that we've all been screwed over by this corrupt elite We're not offering some utopia once we defeat the current globalists I'm not saying it'll be all peaches and cream but it'll be better than these people and that are out to get us when we've got Elon Musk and Donald Trump and Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson as the cultural leaders. And that's all I'm saying is evil doesn't always rule in history. Good can also be involved and we've got to decide to do that and have optimism. That's all I'm saying is that folks,

4:05:04 This is real and I cannot stress that enough. This is a real pro-human attempt to save humanity because it's common sense. A real businessman doesn't want a screwed up world, doesn't want war, doesn't want depopulation. And that's everything Elon's doing to increase the population and fix things. And so that's where we are. And I've always bet on humanity for 30 years on air. I've believed in humanity. I didn't fight the enemy because I wanted to just go get put in prison or killed. I've known how strong humanity is and I've seen it happen. So we have to believe in that and believe in God. That's what I'm trying to say. But pull back the curtain, see the Wizard of Oz, admit it's a joke, admit it's a fraud, and disempower it.

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The Golden Rule of Prosperity

The panel discusses the "significance of the risk" taken by Trump and Musk. They argue that as businessmen, they understand that their success depends on a prosperous public, unlike "bankers" who profit from collapse and power.

donald trump· elon musk· prosperity· golden rule· business

4:05:52 You know, Alex, on Wall Street, let's consider the significance of what just happened tonight. The significance of the passage of time? Well, not just that, yeah, not just what you're saying about Elon, Alex, but think about this for a second. Donald Trump also Has put everything on the line. We would not be here where we were tonight If Donald Trump were not willing to stay in the fight at great personal risk and by the way for all the things that people say about him being arrogant and selfish and Narcissistic and all this stuff and the entire time that he's been going through this

4:06:32 He has not whined and griped about what he's gone through. He has repeated consistently, clearly, and fully that he has been doing this also for the sake of the American people, not just for anything about himself. And Elon Musk, it just It did exactly the same thing. Right now... No, but let me interrupt again. No, exactly. If you own golf courses and hotels, how do you make money? I'm not saying you do this from an evil perspective. You do it through prosperity. If you're building spaceships to go to Mars, you're pro... Exactly. They need a market. They're pro-human, whereas the globalists are this weird anti-human depopulation disease that is against us. Does that make sense?

4:07:17 Oh, absolutely. But think about the risk these two guys took to get there. Now, yes, there's a possibility and it should always be there for them to be able to expand what they're doing and do much better. Both of them are in retail style or corporations that require people to respond. Exactly, they're not bankers that live off power and collapse. Let me ask, I want you to expand on, I'm going to shut up, you're a smart caller, or smart ex, I apologize, I'm ranting, but you're so on target. Finish your point and then ask the question of what would the globalists do if they were in full control? Because we can talk about the positive all day, and Trump did that for two hours, we should also talk about the negative.

4:08:02 Yeah, absolutely. Listen, I lived this personally. My dad had 108 Hardee's restaurants at his height. I've lived with a businessman that had to deal with these problems. See, we have turned against prosperity in the West. We have made prosperity an evil thing. And there are definitely greedy people who get prosperous. But one of the things that we forget is that- But it still doesn't matter. It helps everybody. It does because listen, they may be greedy and God may judge that, but here's the point. If you are the greediest bastard in the world and you want to be a billionaire, what do you have to do? You have to follow the golden rule. You have to treat customers right. You have to treat employees right. You have to build value and you have to go back to the people that you're serving and do even better. And Trump knows that from his experiences. And Trump knows that.

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Public Sector vs. Private Sector Leadership

The panel contrasts the private sector backgrounds of Trump and JD Vance with the lifelong public sector careers of Harris and Walz. They argue that the establishment is scared because they lack the "ingenuity and skill" to compete without government power.

jd vance· kamala harris· tim walz· private sector· government

4:08:54 Absolutely. And so we're the significance of what we witnessed tonight is profound. I think sometimes we walk right by it because we see Donald Trump running as a political candidate and then we see the all the chaos around stuff and we kind of keep thinking about that. But what we sometimes forget is the chaos is there because there's an assault on liberty in this world that government actors have been given too much power to do. I spent eight years on Capitol Hill working with congressmen. I've been 30 years, you've been 30 years on the radio, Alex. I've been 30 years in politics working this stuff. I've seen these people. And by the way, I totally agree with you. Let's answer this question and finish your point. Why are they so scared? Because they did DDoS attack, they went apeshit. Why are they so scared of the Elon Musk-Trump combo? That really scares them.

4:09:47 The reason they're scared is because they're going to lose their incomes. They're going to lose their power. They're going to lose their influence because they most people that go into government. In fact, Ryan Selkis just shared a great graph that shows that JD Vance and Donald Trump have more of their careers in the private sector and Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are all in the public sector. The reason they are concerned is because they lose the only thing that they can grab onto and they can only keep it by using power, not ingenuity and skill and capability and thoughtfulness. Exactly. They're threatened by innovation.

4:10:27 Exactly, and that's why this was an incredibly profound space tonight. I had people saying, oh, all the Trumpsters and the cultists that are listening to Donald Trump. And listen, there was some good discussion in this, but obviously it wasn't some deep political discussion about policy or whatever, whatever. The American people don't give a damn about policy. What they want is to be able to live their lives. And they're looking for people that will give them a chance to do that. Exactly. And imagine how alien it is to the globalist to hear Trump not talk about himself, but how he wants to empower stuff because rising tides raise all ships. Why would we not want prosperity? We could do anything.

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Digital Rally and Algorithmic Shift

Adrian Dittman joins the discussion, characterizing the X Space as a "mega digital rally." He predicts that the billions of impressions generated by the interview will cause a permanent shift in the social media algorithm in favor of Trump's message.

x spaces· algorithm· digital rally· donald trump· elon musk

4:11:11 And so here's the thing that I want to get to before we go to other people on the panel. We have Kyle Becker up here, another special guest, CJ Pearson, Adrian Dittman now, which Alex, I know you like Adrian Dittman. I know you two are. Just talk to Adrian. Bring Adrian up. Yeah, Adrian's up. We got him in here in just a second. But I want to shout out to the audience here. Bottom right hand corner, guys, make sure, you know, let me know what you thought. What was your biggest takeaway from the Elon Donald Trump interview that lasted two hours uninterrupted, unscripted? And honestly, I think it was one of the best moves that President Trump has made. That's my opinion. It was raw. It was real. It was powerful.

4:11:52 Yeah. I think. Sure. If he does this more frequently he would have much more each day currently has. I don't even think a rally can have this kind of impact that he's had right here. I mean millions of people were listening to that space. I could assure most of those were in fact real given that most of the bots are probably attacking you know whatever space is never live features were around which is practically dealt with. So there's a very high chance that all of those people that were listening all those numbers they saw that I was listening is actually real people. So imagine the reach of that. You have millions listening. It could be something like say a rally but they're not millions listening.

4:12:30 But it's all forced, you know, transmitted, sure. But that's crazy. And even now, you know, the content cycle is not finished. It's barely begun. People are going to now flip the space, share it far and wide. There's probably going to be billions of impressions that will be generated. No, you're right. You're right. Adrian, I'll shut up, but I want you to speak. You're right. This was a mega digital rally. The biggest thing Trump's done basically ever. Can you speak to that? Yeah I mean this is going to be felt everywhere because the more people are actually posting about this now you'll see a next level shift in the algorithm because the algorithm is always just controlled by the people what they want to see and what is being pushed by individual points within the vector space which is what your accounts are all are especially major accounts.

4:13:11 And so this is just going to go everywhere even to the people who don't necessarily want to see it. What you could say is kind of like a negative aspect of how algorithms work. But also I mean just that's just the way it is. It's just something that is that momentous of an occasion. Then of course it should be absolutely everywhere. But can you imagine like this is so fascinating. You have like a failed assassination attempt and a failed DDoS attack. Like, that's just crazy. Back to back, this kind of stuff. Wild. Absolutely wild. And Adrian, to kind of get to your point, you know, I'll give it back to Alex here in just a second, but the space link that was posted, you know, as soon as the space launched has 71 million views on President Trump's XField. Yeah, Adrian, why do you think the power structure, why do you think the power structure, Adrian, was so scared of this interview?

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Humanizing the Candidate through Spaces

Adrian Dittman argues that the unscripted nature of X Spaces humanizes Donald Trump in a way that traditional rallies cannot. He notes that Kamala Harris would be unable to participate in such a format because she cannot function without a script.

adrian dittman· donald trump· fireside chat· authenticity· kamala harris

4:14:01 I mean how many people who are on the fence. are now kind of like erring towards Trump in a sense because this made him look very very human in a sense. Right. I always said this I think about spaces you know people should do it was like a fireside. Yeah. It's just crazy. Yeah. It was nice because actually showed the human side because everything normally when a politician is at a rally or when they're speaking in Congress or whatever else kind of a professional setting you don't actually see the human side of them to see say so like Donald Trump, who we assume is like some sort of different figure that's disassociated with the real world, to see him in a real-world scenario have a normal conversation and actually function

4:14:42 like functionally have a normal conversation is something that I think is really important especially for him. And you can clearly see that there was a nice dynamic because he was 100 percent awake with everything that Donald Trump was saying which I personally have not usually seen with interviews other than say with like Streetman and potentially even with. Here's the new though he dropped a little bit. It was interesting still. But yeah, very fascinating. So, so Adrian, what was your biggest takeaways from this epic Elon Musk interview with Donald Trump? I mean, honestly, there were so many cool moments. I kind of posted a few of those. Um, I think one of the major ones is of course, you know, having not wanting, I mean, not really there being an option to have a conversation with Biden or Kamala. I think this is like a huge negative. I really hope that there will be a conversation because just to make it fair,

4:15:38 But I doubt that they would do something like that because you can't actually script a conversation like this with a person like Elon Musk. Also, I like that he kind of went back on a lot of things that he said as well, just kind of like reiterated them, especially, of course, you know, the issues with the farmers, issues with climate. Yeah, really cool stuff. It was an epic interview. I mean, clearly the whole world's turning towards freedom. Elon realizes that. What do you, Adrian, you're a smart guy, what do you think the next threat to Elon Musk is with the EU, the UK, Brazil, Australia all calling for his arrest? Why do you think Elon has made this decision to go full on against him?

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The Tipping Point of Western Civilization

The panel discusses the current moment as a "tipping point" between freedom and a "full dystopia." They reference a Washington Post reporter asking if the government could stop the Trump-Musk interview as evidence of the media's anti-free speech bias.

dystopia· tipping point· free speech· washington post· elon musk

4:16:25 I think this is like one of the last. It's like one of the last dominoes that can fall in either direction. This is like a tipping point in time and it has to go a certain way. Otherwise everything goes full dystopia. This is what I would at least assume because that's what the pattern looks like. There is there's every moment in history. There's always a tipping point where you can err in any direction. This be positive or negative. This leads to an a decision tree that eventually errors right back to something more positive as the universe tends to somehow demand balance which is weird. But that's kind of like how fractal reality seems to work because I think it's actually like fractal. So I mean this is necessary. Someone had to do it. And I think those two are basically trying to do it. And look if say someone like Donald Trump for instance is kind of like on him now. He has to make sure that he stays a civilized person because otherwise he will lose. Right. That's the thing. You should not underestimate Kamala. You should not underestimate her marketing team. They are very

4:17:21 capable people. I think she actually does have a fair shot because a lot of young people actually associate themselves with Kamala. You know, marketing is really easy, Adrian, when you blatantly lie to people and nobody holds you accountable. So yeah, great marketing team. You're 100% correct. Well, yeah, of course. But that's marketing itself. So, so, Adrian, you're a smart guy. Let me ask you this. What would your advice to President Trump be, Adrian Dittman? Oh I have no advice whatsoever. I'm just a random guy with a space PFP. I know nothing. So what I want to do real quick before we get to see Jay Pearson and Kyle Becker we have up here as well as Jay or Majewski all special guests really appreciate you being here. I want to ask something that the audience reminded me of. They reminded me of my own post that I made earlier and I thought it was a good one to bring up to you Alex. I don't know if you saw this.

4:18:10 The post got like 3 million views now where a Washington Post reporter literally asked the press secretary if the Biden regime could intervene and stop Trump's interview with Elon Musk on X. Now, they've gotten to the point where they're ballsy enough to say this publicly, knowing that this is going to be broadcasted, please. Sure, sure. Let me be clear. I did see it. I wouldn't say they're desperate, not ballsy. So, they threatened Elon Musk today with the EU sanctions and they, so that's not a sign of strength. Why would they be scared of Elon Musk talking to Trump? Let me ask Adrian that or ask all your viewers. I can give my answer, but that is not a sign of strength, Adrian Dittman. Does that sound like strength? They want to arrest Elon Musk for interviewing Trump? Aren't we in a free country?

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Billionaire Bravery and the New Coalition

Kyle Becker argues that Elon Musk's bravery is a "wake-up call" to other elites to join the populist coalition. He suggests that figures like Peter Thiel are part of a new power structure that rejects the dictates of the World Economic Forum.

peter thiel· jd vance· elon musk· klaus schwab· billionaires

4:19:07 Well, I don't know if Adrian heard that or not, but let's go to Kyle. You want, you want to take that one? Yeah, I'll take it. No we're not really in a free country right now but we're trying to change that. But the thing I heard with the space is to get back to what you were talking about earlier Alex why are they so afraid of Elon Musk talking with Donald Trump. It's they are bigger than just you know a couple of politicians talking. These are billionaires. They're self-made men to a large extent and they're builders. And What they signal to the rest of the world is not just a populist movement, but it's kind of a wake-up call to other billionaires, other elites out there. And you can't see, they could scapegoat Donald Trump and put him in a little box and say, oh, he's just a firebrand. But they can't do that with Elon Musk. So I think the signal to other elites right now is that

4:20:06 you know whether it be Peter Thiel you know and obviously the J.D. Vance connection there. I think that we're going to need more people like Elon Musk who just show bravery. And I think like Trump's obviously has raised best yelling fight fight fight is the iconic symbol of that. Just to say like look you know if you really want To be a someone who influences the world for good, you need to be on the side. You need to join this coalition. You need to be to ally with us and don't let the Soros's of the world, the Klaus Schwab's of the world dictate the future. We need to form a coalition with real power. No, I totally agree. This insane globalist program of death has to come to an end and

4:20:58 I'm not somebody that just joined something to promote it, whatever. I don't get paid by Elon Musk to do any of this. Elon Musk is at war with the globalists, so is Trump. I backed him. And they're pro-human, and so that's where I'm at. But this is an epic moment. I want the average viewer or listener right now to realize as I roll my sleeves up, that this is a big deal you just saw. I mean, we are witnessing titans of industry who are pro-human and are expansionist, human expansionist. In fact, I was thinking today, I want to create a website about human expansionism. I mean, this is an epic...

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Neutralizing the Globalist Weapon

Alex Jones argues that Elon Musk's technological genius is a vital "weapon" for the pro-human movement. He claims that Musk is "annihilating" the globalist system and that his commitment must be supported by everyone who wants to win the "info war."

elon musk· grok· artificial intelligence· globalism· technology

4:21:37 moment and we have to decide are we pro-human or we anti-human and the anti-humans are a joke. They've got to be blocked, they've got to be stopped. I mean it's such a simple answer if you're pro-human and damn it I'm human and my parents, their grandparents, their parents before them were great people. We're not going to just turn the planet over to a bunch of technocrats that hate people and want to cut our son's genitals off and so at the end of the day if they want a war they got one that's what I'm saying. Yeah, and it doesn't hurt that Elon Musk is one of the biggest tech geniuses out there on our side. So that definitely helps, you know, in this AI, you know, shaped future that we're heading into to have one of the brightest guys on our side, you know, calling BS on like, yeah, no, it's not about groveling to Elon Musk, except when you got a weapon, neutralizing the enemy, devastating the enemy,

4:22:30 You should love the weapon. I mean again, Christ said, Judges read by its fruits, Elon Musk is annihilating the globalists. Elon Musk is overturning their system. So if we don't recognize that and give support to it, we're idiots. I mean, it's not even a discussion. Elon Musk is devastating the current corrupt new world order. Now if he turns on us and does something bad a year from now, I'll attack him day one. Boom. One second in, I'll go up. He's not. And this commitment he's done needs to be supported. And so people need to not be squeamish about this. If you want to win folks and turn stuff around, back Trump, back Elon Musk and do it now.

4:23:16 So I want to go real quick. I want to go to CJ Pearson. We have up here on stage as well. Definitely. As I said CJ thank you so much for being here. And CJ you are just to remind the new audience you've got like 18000 live listeners right now. You are the co-chair of the GOP Youth Advisory Council. So you know you have the ability to make an impact here and you understand the what needs to be done to attract youth voters to the Republican Party. The kind of conversation that Trump just had tonight with Elon Musk, is that something that's going to, because in my mind, what's gonna happen here is this conversation, portions of it, especially sound bites are going to be clipped. They're gonna be posted to TikTok. They're gonna get millions and millions and millions of views. Especially there was one line where Trump said,

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Youth Voters and Authenticity on TikTok

CJ Pearson discusses how Trump's authenticity on platforms like X and TikTok resonates with Gen Z voters. He argues that young people are looking for real leaders who will "shoot the shit" and address their concerns directly rather than through scripted media.

cj pearson· youth voters· tiktok· authenticity· gop

4:24:03 Joe Biden unified the country because both sides hate him equally now. And so that's a, it sounds like a great soundbite that President Trump could put on TikTok. Does that stuff resonate? Is this how we do it? No, it definitely does resonate as a testament to the political genius of President Trump. But this is a guy. who is literally willing to go wherever anyone is and meet them where they are. And he's done it in such a great way. You know, while there were so many establishment Republicans who were, you know, sounding the alarm about TikTok and whatnot, President Trump said, there are a lot of young people there. Let me go make a TikTok. And now he's one of the most viral people on the entire app.

4:24:41 And you have you know what happened tonight. You know going on Twitter spaces just shooting the shit with Elon Musk one of the richest men in the world and talking about real issues. You know that's the type of authenticity that I think a lot of folks my generation are looking for. And it's. a when they actually sit down and come to terms about what they want out of a president in November, I think they're gonna settle with President Trump and not just settle for less. I mean, they're gonna settle for more. They've realized that the Democrats have lost them far behind, but President Trump was so right when he said, like, President Biden did unify the country in terms of hating him. You look at those videos that came from the SEC colleges during those crazy Hamas protests. You saw the people with the Trump flags and you saw the pro-Palestinian,

4:25:42 Palestinian people, the only thing they could agree on is their chance of F Joe Biden. Like that is what President Biden and Kamala Harris as well are going to be up against come November. And it's a great thing. You know, Dems are in complete disarray, but so is the media. You know, the media should be the ones pounding the alarm right now and saying, why will Kamala Harris not speak to us? Why will they ignore us? But instead you have, you know, that hack over at CNN Jim Schudo is talking about, well, it's not an interview if the person conducting it is a donor. Well, Elon Musk moved in. Well, that's right. Let me just say this. It wasn't an interview. We have the old guard coming to an end. Doesn't mean we're offering utopia or that we're perfect. But we're not out to get the people. We're pro-human. And so their old system is coming to an end right now. And they're going to be very violent. They're going to try to start wars.

4:26:35 But the point is their system is coming to an end. It's up to us to then design the new future and try to get people on board for that. So I just want to say the New World Order will never come back together. It will never win. It's a humpty dumpty, but it's a very dangerous time. Well said. Well said. Yeah, and so we'll jump down here a little bit. We'll go to J.R. Majewski. We'll jump into—there have been—look, there was a lot of the conversation between Elon Musk and President Trump tonight that had to do with energy, and nuclear energy was one of those things. And, you know, J.R., I know you're big into nuclear energy and stuff, so I'll give you like a minute or two to kind of

CHAPTER 102 / 103 Discussion

Nuclear Sovereignty and Uranium Supply Chains

JR Majewski discusses the national security implications of the U.S. uranium supply chain, noting that the country is currently dependent on foreign nations like Russia. He praises Trump's understanding of the regulatory burdens preventing American nuclear innovation.

jr majewski· nuclear energy· uranium· russia· national security

4:27:23 Go over that conversation. Is Trump on point here? What is the difference between what Kamala Harris is, well, actually we don't know what she's proposing, so I guess I can't say that. But what, we're just gonna have to go off of what they've done with the Biden administration versus what President Trump is thinking of doing here, what he proposed tonight, because energy prices are through the roof. We used to be energy independent. We're no longer energy independent anymore. What were Trump and Elon discussing about this tonight? Well, I think, Nick, if I just give you my takeaways, because I mean, Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party, they want nothing to do with nuclear power because they're not making money off of it. Well, they're starting to, but hopefully- Hunter Biden's not making his money on nuclear? Well, hopefully we're going to pull that away. But I think

4:28:07 Tonight, just listening to the president talk, he's displaying a fundamental understanding of how energy impacts American sovereignty, specifically how energy prices are driving the economy and the direct correlation that we see between energy costs and the consumer impact by way of inflation. And he's one of the only presidents that's recognized that. Oh yeah, Trump made the key point. You cut energy prices, that lowers inflation. Fertilizer, oil, gas, that's it. You've got to lower that. It's historic, right? And so next, I think the recognition that nuclear power has an important role to play. And I'm sure many of you guys on the call here don't understand this, but right now, the United States is entirely dependent on foreign nations for our uranium supply.

4:29:00 And that means if Russia or France decide to... Does that not seem like a massive national security issue? It absolutely is. And Congress is implicit, okay? So I can tell you that I've been reviewing legislation and... You know, that's like the U.S. had to buy its uranium from Russia, remember? Yeah, and we're still doing that. And in fact, Congress just passed legislation that starting this month, any American utility that wants to buy uranium from a non-American company has to seek a waiver. And it's an arduous process. It's actually stupid, but hey, I mean, that's what Congress is. We're used to that, right? But if Russia or France cuts their supply chain, our country would only have maybe a year's worth of capability to sustain basal power.

4:29:46 for. And here's another thing. U.S. reactors right now are only using 10 percent of the nuclear energy potential in the reactors before they remove that fuel and they place it in the long term storage. So we're missing out on 90 percent of the fuels energy potential. I mean this is a global issue but Countries like France and Russia are reprocessing their fuel and they're reutilizing it. And that's something that our current US regulations prevent. And as a guy like me with decades of experience in the power industry, I can tell you that President Trump has a keen understanding of the regulatory burdens that we're facing. And I think his commitment to innovation, like he spoke about tonight, it really makes him unique. Oh, absolutely. The United States is shut down for business. And if we got Trump in there, he would turn it all around.

CHAPTER 103 / 103 Discussion

Post-Industrial Plans and Energy Control

The panel concludes by discussing the "post-industrial plan" of the globalist elite to prevent American energy independence. They argue that the current regulations on nuclear fuel reprocessing are designed to maintain centralized control over the world's energy supply.

neo-feudalism· nuclear fuel· france· energy independence· globalism

4:30:34 But I think my frustration, not necessarily frustration, I mean, you know, I'm working my way to get into the presidency. He knows that I knew nuclear power. He knows I'm an advocate and I'm a loyal guy to him. But you would think, JR, that the people that are parroting global warming and climate change and stuff, they would be all over nuclear power. But that's not the case. I mean, are you saying that's because there's not enough money to be made? I think it goes deeper into that. I mean, I think there's a post-industrial plan. Yes, and I think Alex would probably have a hell of a better perspective than I would on that, but it really all falls into the grand scheme, right? And the only way we're going to get out of this is if we streamline the industry. And right now... The bottom line is the ruling elite do not want an upwardly mobile, prosperous civilization. They want neo-feudalism as their official policy.

4:31:29 Whatever well, it's like space aliens had a plan to program people to destroy us. They don't want prosperity They're killing all the infrastructure the fertilizer that the the fossil fuels the nuclear they're there. They're flipping switches They're literally turning all the they're turning it off folks Yeah, we have next generation reactors that have been, you know, that have been designed and innovated by Americans and that are being sold in Korea and China because the US regulator will not allow them to exist here. And again, reprocessing nuclear fuel, we should be doing that. There's American innovation right now. No, exactly, because the deal's been made to no production here. Right, unless you're paying to play. And right now we have

4:32:17 a company that is owned by the government of France that works under these false auspices of an American company and they have, I mean, a lockdown on the legislature. Oh yeah, France is the nuclear power as you know. Why do you think France in the globalist scheme has been chosen as the real nuclear power in the West? I don't know. I mean, I don't know. I haven't. I've been so embedded with the industry and trying to focus on, you know, working out these kinks that I haven't really given it a glance at a higher level. And I mean, I would just think that they're all in cahoots to ensure that the establishment has total control over our energy worldwide. I mean, when we look at the problems that the country is facing, we can't fix any one of them if we can't turn the lights on.

4:33:08 Yeah, and so what I want to do real quick... Yeah, go ahead. Actually, go ahead Alex. Go ahead. No, just, my crew's been here since 6am. Nick your show is incredible. Your crew is incredible. Trump was amazing. Elon was amazing today. I'm gonna let you guys Maybe in my car when I'm driving home. I'll I'm gonna dial in and maybe I'll be a speaker then but I gotta go The crew has been here 16 hours, so I'm gonna duck out of here, but I'll still keep listening I'll try to be a speaker once I'm on the phone in the car, but I love you guys and God bless you Sounds good. We'll be here, Alex. Thank you. Appreciate it, man. Thank you. Very dear for me. Ryan Fornier, to bring you in here. You're the chair of Students for Trump.

4:33:47 And yeah, I know you listened to that entire thing tonight, two hours uninterrupted of President Trump and Elon Musk live on an X space. Regardless of all the problems, they pushed through it. They made it happen. I

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