230322_23-003_LWC Morning_MugClub.mp3

Speaker1: [00:00:08] Youtube slammed two torpedoes into our side, Chief. We were coming up on 700,000 subscribers on YouTube, dropped the bomb. The Vox had Apocalypse Bomb. Over 600 videos on the channel. All of them restricted in less than 12 minutes. Didn't see the first video. Get Demonetized for a half hour. An hour long interview with Jordan Peterson. You know how to tell when your video is about to be demonetized, Chief? You can tell by how many misinformation warnings received by how much truth is actually in there. We didn't know because YouTube's policies have been so secret, no email notifications had been sent. They didn't answer any of our emails for weeks. They thought fellow conservatives would help join the fight. That first week, Chief Business Big Con started screwing, so we formed ourselves into a tight group mug club. You know, it's kind of like the old squires and the battle like you see in the calendar, like the Battle of Waterloo. And the idea was big tech come along and Big Con and come in to take control of our channels. And we'd start pounding and hollering and sometimes big tech and big gun go away. And they wouldn't Sometimes those big conservative con men, they look right in you, right into your eyes.

Speaker1: [00:01:57] You know, the thing about a big Khan's eyes is they got lifeless eyes, black eyes like a doll's eyes. They come at you. Doesn't seem to be living till you hear them recite tired rhino talking points and those milquetoast, spineless highlight. Oh, then you get that terrible bullcrap. Cease and desist letter. Your channel turns red from a hard strike. Spite of all the fighting and the horror and the supposed allies come in with YouTube themselves and. Rip you to pieces. Nobody said a thing when my club moved on, lost access to all our subscribers. I don't know how many mug clubbers, maybe 400,000. Don't know how many unshipped mugs. We got emails every hour on Thursday morning, Chief, I get a letter from a so-called friend of mine, one of those big conservative networks, big money type. And I see the contract offered, scrolled up and down. It was kind of a mistake. Oh, turns out it wasn't a mistake. I knew when the contracts came in, Chief, exactly what the other poor bastards were forced to sign. Literally 110% penalties against their own conservative content creators.

[00:03:29] On behalf of big tech. That was the time I was most frightened.

Speaker1: [00:03:38] Seeing that so many people on our side were dead with big tech themselves. I'll never be a part of one of those networks again. So bidding war started with everyone wanting a pound of flesh, and instead we decided to go dark until March 20th, 2023. Anyway, we kept the mug club.

Steven: [00:04:33] Janet. That's called a slightly frustrated sip. It's a good problem to have, but it's a problem. We apologize. We were we were more than on time. Alex Jones, of course, who's here, was on time. And this I mean, it's a miracle. But Rumble, we appreciate it. Again, servers crashed because so many of you were migrating from YouTube to rumble. They are moving at warp speed. You know, but it needs to be warped or rumble. Is that a speed? I don't know. I guess it's plaid. So, please, if you right now, wherever you are on social, if you're on YouTube, migrate to Rumble, just let everyone know, comment on social, post it out there. Let people know that we are on. We apologize for the delay. So many of you tuned in that it crashed and that's not going to be happening again. Right. Number two, Gerald, Right. How are you, sir? I'm good. Good. I'm fantastic. All right.

Alex Jones: [00:05:46] It's a good problem to have. Yes, it's a good problem to have to have 190 to 200,000 people trying to tune in at once. Yeah. No, I've been in Joe Rogan studio back when we were breaking records as a guest, and we get very excited about 150, 100, 670. That's Elon Musk level live at one time. That means, you know, those shows that get 20, 30 million views total. So congratulations to you and to rumble. But like you were saying off air, nobody's got the servers like YouTube yet, but Rumble is building them. So this is growing pains. Yeah. No, it's growing pains.

Steven: [00:06:13] It's a good problem to have. And I don't want you married to your phone today because you don't need to be dealing with all this crap. No phone. Mr. CEO hands. All right, So we have so much to get to, so I appreciate it. My question actually, of the day to you before we get into anything else here today is how do you watch the show? Because we don't really have the ability to do Nielsen, which is largely fake, but send us your pictures. You can send them to me on social, whether it's Instagram, whether it's Twitter at Crowder at Louder with Crowder, I believe on Instagram. Do you watch on your television how many people are watching? We're trying to get an idea for how many people per screen because I know it's like two and a half, 3 million of you, whatever it is. But we don't know how many people are watching that screen. Let us know and that'll help us kind of get an unofficial head count. Let's use ten as the multiple. Let's just do that ten. That's probably high. Oh, my thing. My headphones are a little bit low and yours are a little bit high.

Steven: [00:06:57] All right. So we're going to be talking today Donald Trump update. And as this breaks live regarding the indictment, we'll be discussing that. We'll also be discussing, you know, Donald Trump versus Ron DeSantis is sort of fracturing that's taking place. What the pros and cons for each of them. I don't know if you know this. There's a major seaweed blob. We're headed on a collision course here in the United States. And I don't know if you saw some racism that took place in the New York subway. Well, it's Wednesday. And we'll also be talking about the YouTube exodus that is taking place. It is very and I mean, for the very first time, the numbers have flipped. Youtube is becoming the backup provider rumble. Make sure the servers are strong enough. We love you, but come on. What are you doing? What are you doing there in Florida? Get off the beach. Red tides. Red tides. Red tide. Red tide. Well, that's why they're on the beach. It's red tide for servers, right? Some of them. Number two, Gerald, CEO. Now, how's it feel?

Gerald: [00:07:42] I'm doing well, sir. How are you?

Steven: [00:07:44] I'm good. I'm just a little jumbled because we're trying to get stuff.

Alex Jones: [00:07:46] By the way, Gerald's lighting is very nice and so is yours. And I'm not that beautiful of a person. But why do I have the flashlight under the face over the head? Look.

Steven: [00:07:52] Well, that's because we have a segment called Scary.

Alex Jones: [00:07:54] Horrible.

Speaker5: [00:07:55] Hahahahaha.

Alex Jones: [00:07:56] My face is bloody haha.

Steven: [00:07:58] And photoshop.

Alex Jones: [00:07:59] That's going. You told me yesterday if you keep interrupting I'm going to knock. Knock me out folks. No, that's broke my nose. Look at it.

Steven: [00:08:06] Just make him go to the one.

Alex Jones: [00:08:07] Above my head. Just kill the one about my head. What do you know?

Steven: [00:08:10] Don't make him go dark. Then he's gonna look like he's in the bottom of a pizza parlor with Podesta. Pizza. Pizza.

Alex Jones: [00:08:14] No. Turn those lights on. This one off. The one on the back.

Steven: [00:08:18] Okay, that's off now. Okay, so you know him? You love him. He is here. This is the show.

Alex Jones: [00:08:22] Alex Jones directing.

Steven: [00:08:23] Things do not tune into while we're still on YouTube. Mad Max World.tv at noon Eastern, 11:00 Central. He will not be hosting a show there. Nope. And that link is not available for you to peruse at will. So Alex Jones, how are you, sir?

Alex Jones: [00:08:37] Well, I'm good here. It's quite the controversy that I got so excited yesterday that I got hurt myself. Yes.

Steven: [00:08:43] Yes, you did. Should we show that first?

Gerald: [00:08:46] I think that might be a fun way to.

Steven: [00:08:48] All right. Okay. So let me just show you exactly what happened here. First, this will be a clip. So I'm sure you've all noticed, Alex, you know, you can show them the shiner. Not really shiner, but that's pretty good. I hope you like.

Alex Jones: [00:08:58] It's almost an inch long and it popped open pretty wide. Yeah, I was. Because you love Natalie Wood paneling. Yeah.

Steven: [00:09:06] It's. No, it's Formica. It wipes right off. So I'm sure that you've all seen this and you may be wondering why, but luckily, our security cameras here in the office captured the whole thing. And Alex, God love him. He is. What you see is what you get. He came out and he was excited. So you can't hear the audio. But he came out. He was like, Why aren't you guys tell me you had.

Alex Jones: [00:09:21] 175,000 on Rumble. That's monumental.

Steven: [00:09:24] And we're all like, okay, great. Alex And then you see him turn back and he forgets that there's a wall.

Alex Jones: [00:09:29] Well, somebody said to me, they said, Hey, you're back on your show, right? So I go, okay, great. Go, bam, right in the corner of the wall.

Steven: [00:09:35] So let's play this here, man.

Alex Jones: [00:09:37] You know, they say if it bleeds, it leads. Ladies and gentlemen. And I was literally out there in the hallway congratulating Steven Crowder on record level views. And then I said, You're back on air. So I turned and they got this woodpecker. Paneling on the walls. So I like the edge of the wall. It's okay. The snow's been broken, like 20 times, so it's not a big deal.

Steven: [00:10:00] All right. So here's the best part of that is right away as it's happening, as he's about to walk into a wall, he has a man here is wonderful there to protect him right there who helps keep Alex safe. And he's watching the whole time. And as soon as it happens, he's his face just says, of course. And you even look at him like, Are you going to do something about this?

Alex Jones: [00:10:16] Mike is more of the security. He's super smart, good friend of mine. He's also a podcaster in his own right, but he kind of has to hold my hand. He knows I get distracted. And he said he told me last night, But today when I saw the video, it's true. He saw it happening in a lifetime and almost said something, but he didn't. And then I run into the wall. Here we go.

Steven: [00:10:31] Let's let's roll this here. Tim show. So here's Alex walking in. Okay. We know what's about to happen now. Right before that happens, Gerald is looking like, are you going to do something? And Mike right there is just like, yep, yep, zero parts of.

Alex Jones: [00:10:46] Mike's face because you can really see him smiling and laughing.

Steven: [00:10:48] He's smiling and laughing. He's more so supposed to protect you from.

Alex Jones: [00:10:52] The external kind of like Yosemite Sam meets the Tasmanian devil. Yeah, well.

Steven: [00:10:56] The same voice was it Mel Blanc hates rabbits. What was the guy's name? Mel Blanc. Yep. I was just watching.

Alex Jones: [00:11:03] The roughest, toughest, um, race, the Pecos.

Steven: [00:11:06] It's incredibly violent. I just watched it yesterday with my little ones and they puts a fish on the hook. Sylvester Sorry? Puts a worm on the hook for the fish, and then the worm tries to crawl up the hook and crawl back down the fishing line. And he has a 44 magnum. Yeah. So he goes back, just like. So why don't you just shoot the fish?

Alex Jones: [00:11:25] Absolutely.

Steven: [00:11:26] It's harder. All right. But here's something else before we get to anything else. This guy is this is this is everything is brave and beautiful. And I don't think Alex has has seen this yet, Mr. Jones, but I'm sorry. Let's watch.

[00:11:42] Wow. Is that real? Damn.

Steven: [00:11:53] What did you find him at a puppy mill over breed. Like, remember, Shane? That's terrible. Alex, I remember. That was a thing. Yes.

Alex Jones: [00:12:01] Shane Can we bring it back? Like, I'm a little overweight and I'm ashamed of myself. This guy literally is, like, proud of the disgusting this. And then we're not even supposed to say that's disgusting and unhealthy. Yeah, exactly.

Gerald: [00:12:13] Definitely. Well, but I think Tillman made a great point. This person was probably way more unhealthy at some point. Lost a ton of weight and is still tons of fun. Well, that's.

Steven: [00:12:20] No, that's the victory lap.

Alex Jones: [00:12:21] Exactly. I think in that look, maybe the person has lost £300.

Steven: [00:12:24] Well, that would and then if that's belly dancing and that's loose skin from previous fat guy bod, that's an unfair advantage.

Alex Jones: [00:12:32] Well, it is a stunning and brave young lady.

Steven: [00:12:34] Look, I actually met a woman. This is true. I met a woman the other day who told me that she and she's a she said I compete in drag queen shows. And she said, but not with kids. I like that. She's like, I compete in drag queen shows. I said, Are. I had some questions. Right, Because as far as I knew, this was a woman. She goes, yeah, you know, and a lot of people say that I shouldn't because I'm a woman. You know, they say it's an unfair advantage. I'm like, Well, yes, yes. If the point is to win that, she goes.

Alex Jones: [00:12:57] Wow, that's the next level. I love it. So it's not just men saying they're women now. It's women saying they're women against men who say they're women. Yes. And she was like, I'm the only area a woman can beat. A man is in looks instead of the physical.

Steven: [00:13:07] And you can't ask her. That's wow.

Alex Jones: [00:13:09] She figured out how to game the system. It was, oh, my God, we got to get you got to get her on.

Steven: [00:13:13] I don't know if she would want to be on the show. She's a wonderful, beautiful African-American woman where I go to this establishment and it's a it's a place. Okay, She serves food, but come on.

Alex Jones: [00:13:23] She was telling me about this. It's a brothel.

Steven: [00:13:25] And she was saying, some people say it's an unfair advantage. Yes, yes, you're a woman. But, you know, if they beat you at your swim meets, then go beat them at the drag queen show. What can they do? They can't ask. They can't deadname her. She just says, My preferred pronouns are they and them. And they're and they're like, Well, well, crap. I guess. I guess we lose this one. Maybe.

Gerald: [00:13:41] Maybe she just is a really good job.

Alex Jones: [00:13:43] They keep making men Women of the year. Why can't we make a woman Woman.

Steven: [00:13:46] Of the year? That's a good idea. That's 100%. That's almost like the inception of what used to be considered normal.

Alex Jones: [00:13:53] Well, exactly. So you go all the way around the arc of insanity. Back to sanity. Yes. Because now since every woman of the year, every year for like five years is a man, someday it'll come back to a woman.

Steven: [00:14:02] Yeah, And by man, you mean woman.

Alex Jones: [00:14:04] Yes. I mean, you mean like biological male.

Steven: [00:14:07] Who is Rachel Levine is a woman. I'm confused.

Alex Jones: [00:14:10] Rachel Levine is just gorgeous. All right, look, I'm going to be honest with you that I. You have a crush. You know what? Here I jerk off to Rachel. Okay.

Steven: [00:14:18] All right. Hit the YouTube jump button really quick. So that's going to be. Yeah, they have it there. And for people you can bring us back right after. By the way, you don't need to self-censor. We have the YouTube dump button, so it's fine. It'll go on rumble, but it won't go on YouTube. If you're watching on YouTube and you see this this button. There you.

Alex Jones: [00:14:36] Go. That means head on over to rumble. So we take the elevator music. Yeah, it's.

Gerald: [00:14:41] Nice. It's soothing. So.

Alex Jones: [00:14:42] So it's copyright free. How about I identifies Rachel Levine? Yeah. Like, if he's taken a woman's identity, I can now take his identity. What if I say I'm an admiral and the deputy head of Health Human Services myself?

Steven: [00:14:53] Oh, well, yeah, I thought you meant, like, steal a social Security number.

Alex Jones: [00:14:55] And I can do that, too. Yeah, if I identify as that person. Sure. Yeah.

Steven: [00:14:59] Just rack up a bill for, like, you know, give that fair. Yeah.

Alex Jones: [00:15:02] I mean, I don't think it's fair.

Steven: [00:15:04] What have I identified? I don't think it's fair. I think kidnap.

Alex Jones: [00:15:06] You and put you in the trunk and then I identify.

Gerald: [00:15:08] The laws against that. No, but.

Steven: [00:15:11] You just stand away. I don't think it's fair. I think it's morally imperative that you do that. Alex. Yes. I'll be disappointed in you if you don't do it. Where someone's skin like a suit. I'll tell you what's not confusing. This is a live show Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. Eastern. We're trying to get you off of passive consumption on social media. So just tune in, bookmark it. The best place to go is Rumble. You can download the Rumble app, by the way. So notifications actually work on the Rumble app. And that's that's pretty intense.

Gerald: [00:15:38] That looks good. Yeah.

Steven: [00:15:39] Mug club is free.

Gerald: [00:15:41] I feel like I have to download it now.

Steven: [00:15:43] Mug Club is free all month. So you go to credit.com slash mug club. The Friday show will only be on maybe not on Rumble because it'll be streaming there on that network. But you get mug club, you get Nick Davalos show.

Alex Jones: [00:15:54] So by the way, this is revolutionary because nobody's been able to buck the system and win like you are, other than maybe Joe Rogan going to Spotify, but they still massively censored. So what you're doing is revolutionary for everybody else. Congratulations to the entire Crowder operation. Thank you. And all the viewers that are making it happen. A lot of people are watching. Don't want this to be successful.

Steven: [00:16:12] He's like my hype, man. He is. I just wish the servers were robust enough. Okay.

Alex Jones: [00:16:16] Well, I mean, but it's not bragging if it's fact. I mean, seriously, we need independent media that's already been, you know, number one or number two to continue to be number one. And the fact that you're not bound to censorship and winning is a win win win for everybody.

Steven: [00:16:28] I understood maybe 40% of what you just said, but I very much appreciate the spirit, your zeal.

Alex Jones: [00:16:32] Well, just imagine, again, they've tried to shut you down. They've tried to control you. Almost everybody else has gone along with it. And so if you can win and be number one on a new independent platform, that is as awesome as it gets, it'd be like if the major car manufacturers say, you know, a famous race 50 years ago, a lot of cases of this wouldn't let a new car manufacturer put a car on the track. So they go through a multi-year battle. They finally get their new car on the track and it wins the first big race and it wins the next race. That is a story of innovation and a story of trailblazing and maverick activity for all of us. Do you really think the frogs are gay? Well, that's an Alex Jones, you know, is an authority moment. And no, listen, that was me like 12, 13 years ago. I saw a report and a big scientific study out of California where the atrazine was turning the majority of these frogs basically gay because they did want to have sex with females. They tried to have sex with males. And so their numbers were plummeting. Then I saw other studies out of South Africa, you name it. And so it was just described as it made them attracted to males. And so they were they were dying. And so I said, look, I'm not against gay people. I just don't want to put chemicals in the water.

Gerald: [00:17:40] I love how you feel about the.

Steven: [00:17:41] Need to preface it, by the way, you know, no one would have assumed that you were against gay people. You were saying the Thorazine is making frogs gay. I'm like, oh, all right, fine. But like, look, I do not despise gay people. I don't find them. Gross They don't give.

Speaker1: [00:17:50] Me the heebie jeebies.

Steven: [00:17:51] But they were like, oh, he doesn't like but.

Alex Jones: [00:17:54] I don't want to put chemicals in the water that turn the friggin frogs. Gay Yes, because there's a lot of other bad things to all of us, and it's just screwing everybody up. And there's a lot of chemicals in the food and water. And as we expose that, they they remove them. Like, you know, 20 years ago I was talking about bisphenol A in products. Everybody thought it was a kook. That was a major study. Then about ten years later, you try to go to Target or anywhere and it says no bisphenol A in this product. So, you know, there's a lot of chemicals that are gender bending and a lot of the sperm count dropping. And issues we have is with a frog, it totally, you know, fries them. Yeah. With a human it confuses them. And so that is where a lot of this sexual.

Steven: [00:18:29] No that's exactly I mean it happens a lot now women say don't worry, BPA happens to lots of guys. So I ran a testosterone.

Alex Jones: [00:18:35] And sperm counts are.

Steven: [00:18:36] Down. Testosterone is down. Yeah, testosterone is down significantly. But you know where testosterone is up. This is our first story is the Donald Trump, which we'll be covering live, by the way, Donald Trump indictment. This obviously right now, the indictment watch is still in full effect. So there's not been any indictment or arrest. But the media, of course, has been talking about this. Absolutely. You know, Gerald nodding.

Gerald: [00:18:57] Absolutely nuts over this. This is their Christmas. Yes, it absolutely is.

Steven: [00:19:00] Ignore the banks, ignore what's going on, because this is what we need to talk about.

Speaker6: [00:19:04] Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is considering whether to charge Trump with falsifying documents in connection with the hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election. Republicans accused of playing politics. It's a character.

Gerald: [00:19:20] No matter whether.

Speaker7: [00:19:20] There's an indictment or not. All the noise around he's around, all the scrutiny, all the you can't even look his hands.

Steven: [00:19:27] Are in groped.

Speaker7: [00:19:28] Position is why we don't have better people to pick from in our politics. Now, I'm not making a judgment. Oh, so you're saying it's too high a bar to not pay off a porn star? I'm not judging it. But I'm saying this obsession with personal lives, with prosecuting our political opponents. I'm not saying it's not a good case, but I'm saying it sends a message. The circumstances. That's actually.

Steven: [00:19:54] Fair. What are you saying?

Gerald: [00:19:55] It was. Yeah, surprisingly.

Speaker8: [00:19:56] Or ex-president has never in history been indicted for a crime. And that's exactly what hangs in the balance.

Steven: [00:20:03] Never trust a man who has to talk with like I understand, men talk with their hands like like Italians. But Donald Trump like this. But Cuomo goes, you know, we don't need to.

Gerald: [00:20:14] He's like the guy that was trying to cover the accent. He's trying to cover his hand. Movies. Yeah. Yeah. We don't need to. Oh, God. I mean, no.

Steven: [00:20:20] Look, it runs in the family. What did he say? He said I'm Italian. Yeah, that's an excuse for being a rapist, allegedly.

Alex Jones: [00:20:25] So don't be mean to Fredo.

Gerald: [00:20:27] No.

Steven: [00:20:28] Hey, that's an insult to your people.

Speaker9: [00:20:30] It's not.

Steven: [00:20:31] Not at all. It's not at all. That's not an insult. It's an insult to you. It's an insult to you. You fake steroid taking Ruby. Now, he.

Gerald: [00:20:38] Went in a little bit too hard on the dang it intern. No, he came he came to the defense too harshly for the paying off. I'm not condemning paying off prostitutes or paying off sex. I'm like, is because you've done it. Yeah, exactly. It's like saying.

Steven: [00:20:53] Look, who among us has not paid off a middling character actress, pornography star and of course, groped interns. Right. Let he who has not cast the first stone just gets pelted with rocks. Oh, shit. So an indictment may be coming, obviously, today, as you know, a manhattan grand jury hears the evidence. Okay. And while we're talking about this, the security concerns, obviously, during a possible arraignment, Trump is alleged to have told various allies from The Guardian over the weekend that he didn't care if someone shot him, he would become a martyr. Oh, I don't I don't. There's some.

Alex Jones: [00:21:28] So much crap that we have no idea should be shown in handcuffs as well. Yeah, he did. So this is definitely boosting him over DeSantis. It's boosting him just across the board. And I think they're still going to go ahead with the indictment. But I love how the media spun it. Like Trump's making it up. He's going to be indicted, but it's great we want him indicted.

Steven: [00:21:43] Yes, exactly. Yeah. Like no, there's no indictment coming. But now that you mention it, I mean, come on.

Gerald: [00:21:51] Look, they told.

Alex Jones: [00:21:52] The Secret Service last week, get ready for next week. We're going to indict him. They're putting up the barricades now. They're having a little bit of cold feet. Maybe they back off because, again, it's never been done before. I mean, if you're going to charge a president, you better find them with a dead kid in their trunk or something. Not not. Yes, seven years ago. Statute of limitations is over. You have this idiot Soros, you know, creature up there doing all this. It's not good.

Steven: [00:22:12] I don't think he's an idiot, though. Soros. I think it's far more. He's talking about the creature. Oh, his little minion. No, I totally.

Alex Jones: [00:22:17] Agree with you. But, I mean, just imagine. Just imagine what happens if they actually do this. I think it'll probably still happen. What do you think?

Steven: [00:22:24] Well, we'll be covering it as it breaks. I think there's I would say 60 over 40 that he gets indicted. And I think, though, they're probably knowing what we know now, they're probably going to try and keep it quiet. So you guys comment below. And by the way, smash. So comment, smash the rumble button if you were on Rumble, because actually the algorithms on rumble work and head on over to Rumble, if you're on YouTube, please, we'll be talking about this more. There's a mass exodus taking place. You are the tip of the spear. I want to see that YouTube number go down to zero, like Ed Rooney's attendance number.

Gerald: [00:22:54] I don't remember.

Alex Jones: [00:22:55] Youtube having nine viewers.

Steven: [00:22:58] And it's a free free month mug club.com/mug club. That's what keeps all of this going. So that's what I think. I think they want to keep it quiet. I think they want to do it to damage him legally and, you know, sort of hamper him with more baggage going into the election. But I think that they don't want it to be a public spectacle.

Alex Jones: [00:23:11] That was the question. What were they thinking? Of course, it was going to be a spectacle. Now he made a face that shows you this current elite we have is they're going to be corrupt. At least be smart about it. They're just so dumb. Yeah, Yeah. I mean, everything they do.

Gerald: [00:23:22] But Donald Trump is also he understands how to use the media for this, Right? If you're in a situation like this where you have representation, your legal counsel is working with these people, basically, you just decide on a time and place to surrender. That's not a media event, right? Maybe they get. But he made it one. You walk in. But here's what he's going to do. I would bet every single dollar that I have that he goes, come and get me. Yeah. Like he's like, come arrest me over here, you big horse's ass. Yeah.

Steven: [00:23:44] I'm calling the other cops. You better come out and stop me.

Gerald: [00:23:48] That's exactly what I think he's going to do. By the way, the free month. There is no promo code for the free month for Rumble.

Steven: [00:23:53] There's no promo code.

Gerald: [00:23:54] It's just asking about it. It's free.

Steven: [00:23:56] It's free. It's all free. Like Oprah with a van under your chair. So look, let's get into this. Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. And I want to know what you guys think. Genuinely. You are a very large focus group. We have a huge sample size. Yeah, A lot of you were pro DeSantis. A lot of you were pro Trump. I want to see if that's flipped a little bit. And how do you feel about these two warring as they are? So barring President Trump being put in actual prison, it obviously seems right now and there can always be a surprise in October, surprise or well before that in the primaries nomination is probably going to be him and Ron DeSantis. So let's look at some of, I guess, the sort of pros and cons with both of them. This coming now, is it Piers Morgan Yeah, Piers Morgan Piers Morgan interviewed Governor DeSantis and some headlines were made. This was yesterday when they discussed the rivalry with Trump. Is this is this a clip of DeSantis on Morgan? I believe so. Yes, that's right. Okay. Because we have the other clip later of him, sort of, you know, a little bit of a jab at Trump. But this whole interview hasn't been released because Piers Morgan really needs two T's in order to generate some traffic. So let's watch what we have.

Speaker10: [00:24:57] This is your favorite nickname that Trump's given you so far. Is it Ron, Ron Desanctimonious or Meatball? Ron Well, I can't even he went off Meatball.

Gerald: [00:25:04] Ron I can't. I don't know how to spell.

Steven: [00:25:07] Desanctimonious I don't really know what it means. But, you know, I kind of like it's long, it's got a lot of vowels. I mean, so we'll go with that. That's fine. You know, you can call me, you can call me whatever you want. I mean, just as long as you, you know, also call me a winner.

Gerald: [00:25:20] Okay? I don't like it. No, no. What do you think he should have come out firing or what?

Steven: [00:25:24] I thought he should have. Just don't call me late for supper. You know, something like that. Now, as long as you call me a winner. It's like, first off, your voice needs to go down. Alex, take notes from Alex Jones. Love you.

Gerald: [00:25:33] Call me a winner, you gay frog.

Alex Jones: [00:25:36] But I did confront one of your lawyers yesterday. Yeah, I know.

Steven: [00:25:40] Well, we'll. We'll get into that. Probably behind the probably on, well, not paywall, but the free wall this month with mug club. See I keep screwing up the terminology. So in the interview which is going to be airing Thursday, Governor DeSantis said that he thought he could win the presidency. He said, If I were to run, I'm running against Biden. Like we, him and Trump are competing for the Republican potentially. I get that. But ultimately, you know, the guy I'm going to focus on is Biden, because I think he's failed the country. And then when he was asked if he thought he could beat Biden, DeSantis just said, I think so.

Gerald: [00:26:09] He said it. He said it. Matter of fact. Yeah, you know what I mean? So and you said I think he technically declared his candidacy, yet.

Steven: [00:26:15] This is the stuff that bothers me is like, I'm not Well, why are you in Iowa? I know. Why are you in Iowa? Oh, I just came to see you. I just came to sightsee. Look, there's some corn and there's some. There's some more corn.

Gerald: [00:26:25] There's a butter cow. Yeah, well, I got the.

Alex Jones: [00:26:28] Pretty simple here. Well, hold on a second.

Steven: [00:26:30] We're going to get to that. We have to set it up first and then we're going to have Alex knows things because we gave you a whole stinger. Alex. Yeah.

Alex Jones: [00:26:35] Remember, I'm jumping the gun again. No, no, no.

Steven: [00:26:37] We have the stinger for. Because I want Alex.

Alex Jones: [00:26:39] To walk into walls and stuff.

Steven: [00:26:40] I want Alex to be Alex. We're like, Look, Alex, we're going to give you a wide open in a stinger. So according, by the way, to to Morgan, DeSantis tapped a tapped attack from character and leadership style. And you already see this kind of happening right on Monday. Desantis he took his first cut, a little bit of a jab at Donald Trump. But then I do want to read for you before we get into the pros and cons, the hilarious Trump response, which is why the largest part of me is a host of a show really wants it to be Trump. But here is DeSantis first sort of shot over the bow. You're talking about this situation with Inlet. I don't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star to to secure silence over some type of alleged affair. I just I can't speak to that. You can guess. Oh, damn. But what I can speak to is.

Speaker11: [00:27:27] That if you have a prosecutor who is ignoring crimes happening every single day in his jurisdiction and he chooses to go back many, many years ago to try to use something about porn star hush money payments, you know, that's an example of pursuing a political agenda.

Steven: [00:27:49] So I actually think that's obviously what he was doing there, was trying to highlight something in a character indictment, but his other response was relevant. Yeah, of course, Donald Trump responded as he would and this is what he posted on Truth Social this week. But what he said he said is, All right, I'm going to try and my voice will shut. I got that red tide. Yeah, he said, Ron Desanctimonious will probably find out about false accusations and fake.

Speaker12: [00:28:14] Stories sometime in the future. Sometime in the future, folks, I'm not going to say I'm not going to say when. I would never say when. Other people say the future. Maybe they have a DeLorean. I don't know. Could be lightning. Maybe it's a freaky Friday. People swap bodies in the future. Then they say, Oh, it's 2026. I don't know. Sometime in the future, as he gets older, wiser, better known when he's unfairly and illegally attacked by a woman, even classmates that are, quote, underage or possibly a man. Folks, I'm sure he will want to fight these misfits just like I do. Now, here's the thing. I totally I.

Gerald: [00:28:59] Totally missed that part. I totally missed the end. Better known that subtle dig and better known.

Steven: [00:29:07] I will tell you this. And by the way, all references are available at with Collider.com. We always make them available and we have researchers working on this. We searched far and wide, uh, as far as alleged future rumors regarding Ron DeSantis with underage classmates or possibly a man exclamation point.

Gerald: [00:29:25] What is.

Steven: [00:29:26] Foreshadowing here?

Speaker12: [00:29:27] We couldn't find.

Steven: [00:29:28] Any basis for these rumors other than this picture with which the left tried to make hay about, you know, Ron DeSantis, which they said was, you know, underage girls. But he looks really young there. Yeah. Like they don't it doesn't look like he's a 40 year old with or, you know, a 70 year old with six year olds like Biden. It looks like maybe he's 25 with like 20 year olds, which, I don't know, maybe is a little weird. Maybe it's a little Matthew McConaughey, dazed and confused. You know, I get older, they stay the same.

Speaker12: [00:29:51] Age, but it doesn't mean that he's a pervert.

Steven: [00:29:53] So we couldn't find. If there's something, please let us know. I could find zero.

Speaker12: [00:29:56] Basis for.

Steven: [00:29:57] Donald Trump's Truth social post. Which is why it's hilarious.

Gerald: [00:30:02] Yeah, but go back to that video on Ron DeSantis. Don't don't actually put it up. But he actually did something that Trump always does that we love about him, where he's like somebody told me or people say, and it's like nobody says this. He goes, I wouldn't know what it's like to have to pay hush money. I have no idea. I can't speak to that. You know, they just throwing that little jab out there. I was like, oh, okay. I'm surprised.

Steven: [00:30:19] That Donald Trump.

Speaker12: [00:30:20] Didn't say that's because no porn star would touch your pecker with a ten foot pole.

Steven: [00:30:26] If it ever.

Gerald: [00:30:26] Comes out. By the way, that that happened and it's 100%, I'd be like, she's the best porn star ever.

Steven: [00:30:32] Ever. He'll lean into it. Absolutely. So what do you think the pros and the cons are of the candidates? Let me list you mine, Gerald. And then we've got Alex. Alex, is it Alex? No, we have his whole stack. The truth according to the truth. According Alex. But because I want Alex to be able to hit everything he wants to say, I think there are some pros here with Donald Trump. Okay? He will take the fight to anyone, anywhere. I think that's something that we know about Donald Trump. He was also probably the most effective president during my lifetime. It doesn't mean everything. But as far as when you compare him to George W Bush, when you compare him to George Bush senior, when we're talking about Republicans in my lifetime, he certainly got some stuff done. Not everything the cons, he'll often fight people and wage wars that he doesn't need to. He doesn't pick his spots and he often maybe seems like he'll place his personal grudges over issues, sometimes at the cost of an issue that would be winning for him. Desantis What do I like? He's followed through on his promises as governor, mostly speaking. You know, he talked about woke education. He talked about Disney. He's the only conservative outside of Donald Trump that I. I know of who I think has been taking the fight to the media, you know, actively calling them out outside of Donald Trump. They both do that. The cons with DeSantis and I know this is a common knock, but I will tell you, it does worry me when he is he's not independently wealthy. And so he is going to be relying on I'm not saying they are pulling the strings, certainly not yet. But he will be relying on other donors, which always comes with some strings attached. And he doesn't have experience doing this job. Exactly. But neither did Trump when he became president. President Trump didn't have it when he became. So those are what I would say, the pros and cons of each, Gerald.

Gerald: [00:32:00] So I would say, let me give you the pro of DeSantis. There's actually two things. One, I think he's a little bit more polished than Donald Trump is. And so if he can develop that part of his game like he did there where he said, I didn't I don't know what it's like if he can do a little bit more of that Polish, I think that's fantastic. And two, he does very well with independents better than Donald Trump does, right? In a general election, they're forecasting he would do much better. But if you look at what he did in the state of Florida when we covered the midterm elections, he killed it with independents. Right. So if he can take that nationally, that's a very, very good game plan. Nationally, he.

Steven: [00:32:28] Doesn't do as well with people of color.

Gerald: [00:32:30] Well, yeah.

Steven: [00:32:31] So voters of.

Gerald: [00:32:31] Color, that's the pro the pro for Donald Trump. He does very well nationally with people of color. And that's going to be a huge voting block. We talked about that yesterday. The blacks, he'll take it to the media in all new ways. But the problem with Donald Trump is that he probably brings too much baggage into a general. Yeah, right. There's too many people that would that would suit up to fight against him. Ron DeSantis doesn't inspire people to fight against him quite the same way. Right.

Steven: [00:32:54] But he also doesn't inspire people to fight for him. True. That's true. Quite the same way. And of course, I'm sure someone has very, very lofty opinions. Well, lengthy opinions on this. It's time for Alex Jones. Well, whatever hit the stage, the truth according.

[00:33:15] I'm kind of retarded.

Steven: [00:33:17] I don't know why they added that at the end. I like it.

Alex Jones: [00:33:20] I meant it to be a joke. It's like Socrates said. I know that. I know.

Steven: [00:33:23] Nothing. Well, you know what it is. If you use what the left tries to use against you, if you use it as it inoculates you.

Alex Jones: [00:33:29] Well, I hundred percent said that on purpose. Yeah, of course. It was kind of retarded. I walked into your wall yesterday.

Gerald: [00:33:35] That's proving you're not deity. I mean, we're.

Alex Jones: [00:33:36] All kind of retarded. I love it.

Steven: [00:33:38] I just like it is. It is obviously a joke.

Speaker1: [00:33:40] But I do have a room temperature IQ. I wear a leather helmet.

Steven: [00:33:44] But it's a joke.

Alex Jones: [00:33:45] Well, I told you guys today maybe I should host a show with a helmet on.

Steven: [00:33:47] Yeah, I know. We just didn't have one that would fit that melon.

Alex Jones: [00:33:50] There's Billy. We've got him. We were supposed to wear wigs today, too. No, we weren't.

Steven: [00:33:54] You must have. Did you dream that?

Gerald: [00:33:56] Oh, no. That was the contest. The beauty contest?

Steven: [00:33:58] Oh, yeah. Well, no, you said that. And then we promptly said no. So Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, where do you line up? Why do you think the pros and cons are of each? Because you were obviously very big on Trump early on, and then you've had some qualms with him. But we do. You do with everybody. You're fair.

Alex Jones: [00:34:12] I think what you and Gerald said really mixed together is the whole field of the issue. Desantis is very, very polished. They won't be able to manipulate him as much. But I like how Trump takes it to the Deep State. I love how much the establishment hates him. But what Gerald said, Trump polarizes things and gets the left to commit crimes and do things they would never have done before. So he was a very useful tool to energize the deep state. To organize along with the neocons and rhinos, really against the American people. But I believe that they did manipulate the election with all the algorithms. And what Professor Epstein talked about with just the gaming and blocking the Hunter Biden laptop YouTube dump.

Steven: [00:34:53] Keep saying it, though. People can see it on Rumble. We just don't want to keep going. Don't censor yourself at all.

Alex Jones: [00:34:57] Sure, but they even admit election meddling with Google and all that, you know, with with the Hunter Biden laptop and all. But yes, dump. I understand. Dump, dump, dump. But the beauty isn't that.

Steven: [00:35:05] Isn't it? You can just say it and it goes to rumble and YouTube can go fornicate themselves.

Alex Jones: [00:35:08] Yes, absolutely. So here's the key, though, I. There is evidence of a lot of dead people being voted for Trump. That but the but the real way continuation.

Gerald: [00:35:21] Of said dump. But you know what?

Steven: [00:35:22] Let's just make sure he also has the authority to call for the dump. I'm sorry.

Alex Jones: [00:35:25] No, you do. But but the real evidence is what Professor Epstein talked about like four years ago, that they can with algorithms and manipulation and what news they show you totally skew elections 25 to 30 million votes. And that's what they did. They had a big Time magazine article right after 2020 bragging how we rigged it, how we took over, how we worked together, you know, how we in concert did it with the PR to make people I think the.

Steven: [00:35:46] Media, the media issue with the election is bigger because that's something that's why we're actively fighting and trying to transition here, people away from big tech platforms. Because if you just look at people who didn't know about the Hunter Biden laptop story, that would have changed the election.

Alex Jones: [00:35:57] They admit it. Exactly. So so without waiting into the machines and all that, I think that's a red herring. But what I was getting at is you don't think.

Steven: [00:36:03] Mike Lindell is spot on?

Alex Jones: [00:36:05] Not not not about the satellites and the whole, you know, oh.

Steven: [00:36:08] It's my perfect satellite. You're going to love my satellite. It's the best satellite made from the finest Egyptian iron.

Alex Jones: [00:36:15] We know we're in as well. We know over in Italy and Rome, there was a satellite that grabbed it all with the Chinese. And we got it all. Here's just like a retarded.

Steven: [00:36:24] Here's like a retarded Randy Savage. Like.

Speaker12: [00:36:27] Greedy retarded.

Alex Jones: [00:36:28] Who you trying to get them as good as, you know?

Steven: [00:36:31] It's pretty good, though. No. So so here's that's kind of.

Alex Jones: [00:36:33] What have he turned into? Randy Savage Like, I'm gonna tell you right now, I'm coming for you. Biden. You're going to. I'm going to.

Speaker1: [00:36:40] I'm going to suffocate. You're going to.

Alex Jones: [00:36:41] Wake up and see my perfect pillow right above your face. You're going to order that pillow right now or I'm going to break your back. Oh, yeah. No, but seriously, what I'm trying to get at is this on Trump. Clearly, they hate him. They're scared of him. They've tried to destroy him. He's come back so much. You want to see him get in there? But then it kind of feels like we're playing with chaos. And at the same time, I'd like to see what DeSantis would do. But but I lean more towards Trump because of this DeSantis being endorsed by Jeb Bush. Desantis saying his greatest idol is George Herbert Walker Bush, father of the modern New World Order. Desantis being the darling of the.

Steven: [00:37:19] I want to pause you one second here just because I think that second part was very important. When he was endorsed by Jeb Bush, I was like, well, whatever. Jeb Bush can endorse whoever he wants. When that quote you're talking about with George H.W. Bush, that's far more concerning because that's Ron DeSantis saying these are examples.

Alex Jones: [00:37:34] Absolutely. Because you can say, well, he's not really Skull and Bones. He was in another secret society at Yale. Fine. But then when you pull back and he's like, no, I admire most George Herbert Walker Bush. Yeah. Gross I mean, that's like Rockefeller Republican. That's a Democrat who became president. And then we basically got Clinton and then Obama and W before that, all of it out of that CIA whole dynasty. And so I see that most troubling also, he's not been as anti war as Trump has been. And so I think Trump right now is in the lead with me because he's anti war and because the establishment doesn't like him. But at the same time, I don't like the worship of Trump. I don't like his kids. I mean, I like don jr, but I don't like the Kushner and the daughter and just, you know, and then all the. Q people thinking Trump's invincible and worshipping him. Yeah. So, so there's a certain I don't.

Gerald: [00:38:23] Like the nfts but none of.

Steven: [00:38:25] Us have a problem with Baron.

Alex Jones: [00:38:26] No Baron's good. And look, I'm not I'm not knocking the Trump family. I'm just I don't want royalty. Right? I remember just three years ago, they were bragging. The kids were bragging. Not Don, but the other ones about how we're going to be a dynasty. And we're we're new royalty, and I'm, like, throwing up. Yeah, okay. I don't want to get rid of the globalist royalty and replace it with some new, you know, royalty. Okay, I want my republic back. And if Trump wants to secure the border, secure the dollar, bring jobs back, you know, put fentanyl dealers, you know, on death row. I mean, if Trump wants to do that, that's great and stop the censors. That's another thing. Trump sat there and I briefed him. Other people briefed him about how they were censoring, how it was big tech, how it was intelligence agencies, the money Obama put in in January 2021, I mean, January 2017 before he left. Yeah. Into the Defense Authorization Act in the rebuilt. And it's all in there. It's all in that act, the Countering Foreign Disinformation Propaganda Act. And that's how they declared the American people as terrorists and as enemies and had this illegal government operation, surveillance, spy and censor. Okay. So for me, it's much bigger than the First Amendment. It's that whole program. And Trump sat there and let that happen. He didn't do enough. That's why I'm angry at him. Yeah, well, so he never thought I won't get censored.

Speaker12: [00:39:35] I don't really need my fans.

Gerald: [00:39:37] Well, so who do you think? So And I agree with you. Right. It comes down to, okay, we have really two questions here. Who is the best person for the job in the current state of affairs? But really it does come down to who does better in the general. Right. That's a big concern because if Trump for some reason I don't agree with the general, I don't agree.

Steven: [00:39:52] I understand what you're saying as far as winning the general. But I also I understand where Alex is. It's far more concerning to me that we get someone who wins, a general who's a puppet. You know, I think what's the point if we're going to lose lose big? But I just don't think Ron.

Gerald: [00:40:04] Desantis is that puppet. He's not perfect. No, no, I'm not saying that either. In Florida, he's done a good job. So if he continues doing that, I would rather have him with a chance to win, if that's a big if, if for some. And Trump is projected like, well, then it comes back to Hillary Clinton, like he was projected not even to come close. Now I'm going to throw. I get that. But if we look at it and go, gosh, it's going to be really hard. I would hate for Biden or somebody like whoever else they throw up there to have just a well, you know.

Alex Jones: [00:40:29] By the way, Biden has degenerated so much. I know that now he can't even talk. Yeah, I know. But there's a new video.

Steven: [00:40:34] He can still sniff, though, his family.

Gerald: [00:40:36] All right. Well, we.

Steven: [00:40:37] Have so much else to get to. But, you know, you guys comment below. Desantis, Donald Trump. And by the way, if you're on YouTube, head on over to rumble. Do hit the like all that stuff on YouTube just to help us because that helps with the algorithm. But head on over to Rumble. It's free all month. We have a bunch that we are going to be discussing today that we could absolutely never discuss on YouTube, but you get to watch for free. This has been the truth, according to Alex.

[00:41:06] I'm kind of retarded Now.

Steven: [00:41:07] I do have to hit this. We have some breaking news here. I don't know if you know this. There's been a seaweed blob twice the width of the United States. Oh, wow. Currently floating toward the Florida coast. It's been covered all over the news. Just so you know, nothing up Our sleeves at CNN has been all over this.

Speaker13: [00:41:21] Professor Sharman, who is one of the leading experts on what many have referred to as a massive blob of seaweed heading to Florida's coast. Fair to call it a blob?

Speaker14: [00:41:32] Nope.

Steven: [00:41:34] Did he say no?

Gerald: [00:41:35] That's reporting that right there.

Steven: [00:41:37] You call it a blob? Nope. Nope. Good enough for me.

Alex Jones: [00:41:39] Back to you, Anderson. Gobs of seaweed this time of year always do this. Yeah, I.

Steven: [00:41:43] Know, but it still is concerning. The world is going to end, Alex. Let's not. Let's not. You know. Let's not. She's right. Yep. The world is ending. It's A5000 mile wide blob. It's made of a specific type of seaweed called sargassum or sargassum. I don't care. You can comment below and correct me. Scientists obviously have been saying that this could be the largest bloom ever. So we actually now we have the exclusive. Thank you for signing up and supporting Muchelleb that allows us to get boots on the ground we now go to on the ground. Reporter Thomas Finnegan. All right. Do we have him there, Mr. Finnegan? Hi, Stephen.

Speaker15: [00:42:22] Thanks for having me. Well, the seaweed is in the water and it is getting closer to the beach with every passing minute.

Steven: [00:42:29] Okay, well, that makes sense. Do you have any more information, insight that would legitimize me sending you out there with our budget?

Speaker15: [00:42:37] To the beach? Not yet. But give me some time, because this is a developing problem and I'm keeping a close eye on it.

Steven: [00:42:45] Yeah, well, it seems. Okay. I guess then we'll. We'll check back in with you.

Speaker15: [00:42:50] I think I see a crab. Do they bite?

Steven: [00:42:52] I don't think that's I don't think they do, but I have no idea. I'm not a marine biologist. Good luck with that, Thomas Finnegan. Have a good reporting season.

Speaker15: [00:43:01] Thank you. It's getting closer.

Steven: [00:43:13] All right. Head on over to Rumble Mug Club is free. And of course, do not go to Mad Max World.tv, where Alex Jones will not be streaming at noon 11 Eastern. This is something that I really did want to talk about. And we'll talk about massive YouTube exodus that's taking place. And we're incredibly grateful for you because this is an inflection moment in history. But before that, you know, culture at large. We've talked about this. And Alex, you're a little bit older than I am. And I mean, we're all kind of in different age demographics. I will say this. The United States has never been more racist or racially divided than today. And I don't mean because white people are being more racist than ever. I mean, the perception of racism has never been more intense in my lifetime than today. So that's what I want to use this as a jumping off point. This went viral yesterday where there was a couple with their child being confronted by a very aggressive racist, which brings us to, well, first, New York state of Crime.

[00:44:10] I'm very comfortable with. Dreams are made of. It's nothing you do. Count your yo yo.

Steven: [00:44:21] Okay? If you have kids, they should leave the room because this is a pretty rough video to watch, but everyone else is talking about it. And then I'd like to use it as a jumping off point to discuss kind of some changes that you may not be aware of culturally that have taken place, that have racially divided you. And hey, you know what? Alex Jones was right. It's by design. So get your kids out of the room just because it's a little bit disturbing. Five, four, three, two. Real quick.

[00:44:43] I'm ready to take them back in Europe with yo. And. Jazz gorilla. Shut up. You're ugly. Nasty. If you take permutating kurogane latency out of your body, you don't even last long enough. I'm a little younger than him by the time he's my age. I don't care about your ugly ass. Anthony Raise it up. Plastic ass body 86, little debilitated, enervated emasculated, feeble, incapacitated.

Speaker16: [00:45:15] Indisposed, emaciated.

[00:45:16] Attenuated, tenuous body. I don't care about you. Shut up, you white monkey. You must have watched Congo get it on. You're nothing.

Speaker16: [00:45:24] Over here. You are dopes. Shut up.

Steven: [00:45:26] I'm a black American. I'm over you. Now, do you know how you know this is a problem and how the media will cover it? That I tell you that that man is completely inarticulate, has no mastery of the English language and made up words. They'll say, Well, that's racist. No, I'm talking about that asshole right there. And he did. He called somebody a white monkey. Again, Ron Perlman. It would fit. That guy doesn't really look like a white monkey if the shoe were on the other foot. I'm not saying you should ever go out and call racial minorities or people of color. Voters of color, monkeys. Of course you shouldn't. Neither should he. He made up words trying to sound articulate and this is one thing that you guys need to know. Okay. Having spent a lot of time and we talked about this with the Hodgetwins, if you go back and watch an old episode, someone one time, let me tell you the story. Someone one time tried to kidnap, tried to steal my, I guess, dog Jack back in the day. Hopper Before Joe Louis, it was an Oklahoma stopping at the Choctaw Casino to fill up on gas had driven across the country. Get out! And he goes, Hey, man, that's my dog. I said, no, this is actually this is his name is Hopper. He's from Detroit. He's a rescue. He goes, Man, that's my dog. You better give me my dog back. I know what it is. It's a Dogo argentino. That's my dog. And I put him in my car and I walked out and I said, No, he's not. I don't know what your problem. He said, Oh, that ain't even my dog though. And he walked away and the hodgetwins told me, they said, Yeah, yeah. I said, It's something that we were taught to do. Young. I said, We.

Gerald: [00:46:37] Call white boy punkin. We take the we take the Sega.

Alex Jones: [00:46:41] Genesis and take it all.

Steven: [00:46:43] They talked about how often a lot of young black men are taught that white men are passive and weak. And I saw this at the mall this week. I saw a group of black women who were who were boisterous, I should say, and largely clueless. And they bumped a few people. Right. They just bumped into a few people. And I watched another black gentleman with his wife. He was kind of bumped. And he just said like, hey, watch where you're going. He said this to the black lady? Yeah, that same black lady was still on her phone. Bumped a white woman who was wearing a little, you know, one of those little, like, kind of patchouli looking, you know, looks like she would wear patchouli, but a beanie. And she went, oh, and spoke to her husband, like, I guess I guess because I need to check my privilege. Guess what? We can't have a society that has one group of people believing that other people are weak and easily intimidated. Therefore, you should do it to right the wrongs of the past. And let me give you some more examples here. The media's rolling. I don't know if you remember when Elon Musk, by the way, actually African-American, made news with this tweet where he said that the media is racist for a very long time, US media was racist against non-white people. Now the racist against whites and Asians. Same thing has happened with elite colleges and high schools in America. Maybe they can try not being racist. Let's compare how the very same media covered the tweet. Everything he just said there, by the way, is factually verifiable. Asians at elite colleges, high schools in America. That is a fact. There are lawsuits that are being won. The media covered African American Elon Musk's tweet with this, Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX.

Speaker6: [00:48:11] Tesla and Twitter, accused the media and elite colleges and high schools of being, quote, racist against white and Asian people.

Steven: [00:48:17] Espousing his views without providing evidence on Sunday. Where could he have possibly pulled that stat assholes? And by the way, I don't know if you saw this. Remember the Rasmussen poll? They asked people, black people, if it's okay to be white. Only 53% of blacks agreed. 47% of black Americans, Sorry, people of color weren't sure. That is incredibly disconcerting. That means that there's a 5050 shot when you're walking down the streets right now if you see a black American. It's a 50/50 shot that they don't know if they think you have the right to exist.

Alex Jones: [00:48:51] That's what Scott Adams got into. Yeah. Yeah. I'd like to comment on that. Yes. People need to know the roots of this. So back when it was okay to be racist against black people 100 years ago, that was like a million KKK members. And they had giant marches in D.C. And by the 70 seconds, there was, you know, maybe 20,000 of them. And everybody dislikes them. The corporate media and the universities and everything on record to divide the country and, you know, to to basically bring the country down. Know that the country is going to be a majority non-white. And so whether they're Latin American or whether they're people that are already here that are black, that are Americans, the universities, the culture is teaching them, you've been screwed over, you've been wronged by this group of people. And so literally, it's the most racist thing on earth, the opposite of what Martin Luther King said. That was totally true, Judge. People by what they do, what they create, what they stand for. And that's what we should be doing. But instead, no one is calling out the white leftists that are teaching this, the Hollywood, the media that promotes it, and then you're going to have a large minority of black people, you know, a minority of that minority who are going to buy into this because they see it in the media. They believe it's normal now. And I see this Rasmussen poll. I don't believe that actual number. That's how they pitch it. That's how they skew it. But but but what it is, is people white people will tell you they've done polls. Is it okay to be white? And they say, no, no, you can't wear that shirt. And I've seen similar numbers where the majority are close to the white people won't say that. Or if you try to sell that shirt on a lot of shopping cart platforms, they'll take your thing away.

Steven: [00:50:19] White shirt, a white shirt.

Alex Jones: [00:50:20] No, it's okay to be white. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, Yeah. So what I'm getting at is I think that's black people with the political correctness. Some of them are racist. Some of them have, you know, drunk the Kool-Aid and have been brainwashed. But most of them are just just like the white people bowing down to Black Lives Matter. They believe it's the right thing to say. Well, maybe it isn't good to be a bully.

Steven: [00:50:38] Pulpit and people are intimidated. And let me give you some stats here, just so you know how this it has flipped like Alex is talking about. And it's they've been successful with a lot of this. So in 2012, most people viewed race relations in America as positive. Black Americans viewing them as 66% white Americans, 72% by 2015. That's three years. The percentage had declined sharply. So we went from 66 with black Americans down to 51%.

Alex Jones: [00:51:01] And the corporate. Hold on, let me finish.

Steven: [00:51:03] That went even lower with white Americans. It went from 72 to 45%. 72% viewed race relations favorably, down to 45%. Yes. Like you.

Speaker6: [00:51:12] Said.

Alex Jones: [00:51:13] I interrupted maybe show the graphics again. I'm wrong. Show me. No, no, you're right. Those are important. Show them.

Steven: [00:51:17] Again. But those are important so people can see the contrast. Right. Black Americans went from 66 favorable to 51, which means not as sharp of a decline, which means that black Americans aren't buying the bullshit from the media as much.

Speaker12: [00:51:27] As white Americans.

Steven: [00:51:27] Are 72 down to 45. That's the problem. And so white Americans become passive and they become intimidated. You know what the worst thing is? If you actually want to interact on a day to day basis with black Americans and be able to have a friendly relationship is to not be intimidated, passive. You know what? Black men don't respect pussies. That's the.

Alex Jones: [00:51:44] Truth. Culturally, I don't think anybody likes that. I mean, look, that's what's happening. The left. Yeah, but literally wants everybody. I don't even like eating it. Look, it's very simple. George Soros. I agree. George Soros and the globalists have put billions of dollars into Black Lives Matter to take over any type of black movements, to simply put a black face on the globalist agenda and then tell everybody else, bow down to our agenda or you're racist. And it's not even a black agenda. But there are black people that are buying into the fact that whites are inherently bad and getting in their face. And when people do that, people need to get back in their face and let them know that's not okay.

Steven: [00:52:15] Well, here's something to that. When I was raised, you know, I was raised in Canada, which is a silly place, but it was basically a post-racial America. Canada. Canada is like America lite. Right? But then I noticed later on you would have kids trying to identify with the American, like, for example, Drake. Drake is a butter soft bitch from a nice wealthy area of Toronto. He played the Jewish kid on Degrassi who couldn't outrun the school shooter, and he had to wheel around like Stephen Hawking without the mouthpiece. And now he's talking like he's from Memphis. So there's a lot of sort of there's this desire to be a part of a culture that, by the way, isn't necessarily indicative of actual black American culture. Oh, you're a white guy talking about this. Well, you know what? Don't take my word for it. Again, all reference is available at Credit.com. Hey, when we were young and even before that, you had The Jeffersons. That went on for a very long time. Right. But The Cosby Show before he raped, you know, like 95 people, allegedly. But we just didn't know the process is started, but we didn't know peak viewership. And I had to double check this was it, 62 million per episode. It was the number one show in America for five seasons, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reached a peak viewership of 20 million per episode. It turned Will Smith into a movie star. Right empire, though now we fractured everything. Now it's white People watch this and we create content for black people. It used to be, Hey, everyone can watch.

Alex Jones: [00:53:26] And now colleges are bringing segregation back.

Steven: [00:53:28] Yes, but let's. But Empire 17 million. Then it dropped to 2.9 million viewers for the season finale.

Alex Jones: [00:53:34] Smollett tried to get the ratings back up. Think about it.

Steven: [00:53:36] We were a country that was so racist that our number one show was The Cosby Show. The number one show that we would watch would be The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Family Matters. You skipped over step by step. No one's a Patrick Duffy fan.

Speaker12: [00:53:45] What did you saved it for?

Steven: [00:53:46] Urkel and.

Alex Jones: [00:53:47] What did this The globalist social engineers, it's all documented, literally put Obama in. He did get elected. Very popular. People thought it was the promise of us all coming together. And instead he creates major racial division. Hollywood produces all the movies they create, and they opened all these wounds up to culturally controlled us now, and that's their agenda. The good news is, you said, is minorities more and more are actually rejecting it and going with people like Trump. But it is mainly white women. And I'm not attacking white people, but it's just true. It is white women on average, who are the leftists who are driving this cult. And so it's not about kissing black people's ass. The left claims that's what they want. No, it's about we own the black people. We own representing them. Do what we say or you're racist. And we have to reject this. It's ridiculous. And to be clear.

Steven: [00:54:30] That's the media saying we own just to be clear, right? If someone's going to take a quote of we own black people and they're going to try and use that. No, I'm.

Alex Jones: [00:54:36] Saying the left thinks they own. I mean, remember what I'm just trying.

Speaker6: [00:54:39] To save you from the out-of-context.

Alex Jones: [00:54:40] Biden said, yes, if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. Yeah. From some weird, crazy pro KKK guy. Yeah, I know. I'd be like, shut the hell up. Like. Like if you don't vote for me, you're not an American. I would immediately if somebody told me, If you don't vote for me, you're not you're not white. I'd be like, Why are you making it racial? Yeah, It doesn't make people all they do is obsessed with race because it's a dying out of control elite that's falling apart that the Democratic Party, the party, the KKK, the party of Jim Crow, the party of racial division, the party of collapsing cities, the party of fraud and evil.

Steven: [00:55:08] Absolutely. Always. And they trying to tell you, oh, the party switched. No, they didn't go do a little bit of actual research on Strom Thurmond, your only example. But I do agree with what he said about white women. Bitches ain't but hoes and tricks. What were you about to say there?

Gerald: [00:55:19] I was going to say when I was growing up in the 80 seconds and 90 seconds, right. We've talked about this. We were watching this like we it never it was never I was very, very low income. And so I had very mixed school. I had a lot of Hispanics, a lot of Asians, a lot of blacks, all of us. We were fine. Yeah, we didn't have any of these problems.

Steven: [00:55:34] They want to you to believe again. It's a lie that you can't disprove. They go, You were fine. Well, no. The stats show that more black people thought they were fine. They say you're white. It's easy for you to say.

Alex Jones: [00:55:43] Let's say this. There were some problems because I grew up in Dallas, of course, But. But so did I. But. But let's be clear. It's a lot worse now. And the numbers show it's far, far worse.

Steven: [00:55:51] I was just watching the very first episode the other day of Sesame Street, and I actually want to show you a comparison of then where nobody even thought twice of people of all different races where it didn't come up hanging out with each other. And it was supposed to be a friendly street. Big Bird's heads a little bit weird. This is 1969 and then we'll compare it to now.

Speaker17: [00:56:08] Sally, you've never seen a street like Sesame Street. Everything happens here. You're going to love it. They're playing play games, you say, Hi, Bob. Hi. Say hello to Sally. She just moved into the neighborhood. Hi, Sally. Hi, Bob. Nice to see you. And greetings, my friend. Hi, Mr..

Speaker14: [00:56:22] Cooper. Oh, Mr. Hooper. Here's a dime for your. For your paper. Thank you. Come here with.

Speaker17: [00:56:28] Cooper. Come here. Say hello to Sally. Hello, Sally. Sally's new. She just moved into the neighborhood.

Speaker14: [00:56:32] Welcome, New Sally. All right, that's enough.

Steven: [00:56:35] Mr.. Mr. Hooper. He's kind of a dick. That is a child. You don't have to be so cold.

Speaker12: [00:56:40] Hello. Welcome, Sally. Come on, Mr. Hooper. Put a little bit of effort into it.

Steven: [00:56:43] Let's compare it to Sesame Street explaining race. And by the way, that's so important because people don't realize it was passive because it was real. People just wanted to put the racial tensions to bed. We're not perfect, but the way to move.

Alex Jones: [00:56:56] On and now they want to totally screw these kids up. Well, here you go.

Steven: [00:56:58] Here's them comparing. Well, let's compare it to them explaining race now. But if we.

Speaker13: [00:57:03] All have melanin, why are.

Speaker14: [00:57:06] We different colors? Like, why is Mr. Elijah skin a darker brown than Mrs. Skin? Oh, that's a good question, Elmo. Well, it's because the more melanin you have, the darker your skin looks. The color of our skin is an important part of who we are.

Steven: [00:57:23] Yeah. And then Nick Cannon guessed it and said, because if you don't have enough melanin, you got no soul.

Alex Jones: [00:57:30] Well, that is true about. About redheads. Oh, and I love redheads, by the way.

Steven: [00:57:35] You love all heads.

Alex Jones: [00:57:36] By the way, I want to say something.

Steven: [00:57:38] I like the Jesus Christ of ladies. Red and yellow. Black and white. They're all.

Alex Jones: [00:57:41] Sexy. And I believe we come from monkeys or apes. But humans are. Humans are all of us. Somewhat look a little bit simian. And I don't look like a monkey. I kind of look like a gorilla. And I even kind of walk like one if you notice. So sometimes you.

Steven: [00:57:52] Do. That's because you swam a lot. I thought it was a lat spread from all this because.

Alex Jones: [00:57:55] I've got no Achilles over here and I'm a little overweight. Well, you know what? I kind of look like a penguin.

Steven: [00:58:00] Do you know what your Achilles heel is? Yes. You love too much. Oh, I do. You love too deeply. That's been New York state of crime.

[00:58:11] Concrete jungle where dreams are made of. It's nothing you could do. Count your studio.

Steven: [00:58:22] All right. And by the way, smash the rumble button. Hit like if you're on YouTube, Comment, please. If you are watching on YouTube, head on over to Rumble. We have a whole segment today about about Philadelphia and reparations that I cannot I don't know how many dump buttons have been hit today, but it's quite a bit.

Alex Jones: [00:58:36] I'm also going to get into some stuff that is super secret that YouTube does not want you to know. So you definitely need to go over on Rumble right now where it's free. No promo code free for the next month and share the link right now. Do it right now.

Steven: [00:58:49] For the comments. I feel like he should be emceeing Def Comedy Jam like.

Speaker12: [00:58:52] Y'all ready for your next act is funny.

Gerald: [00:58:54] As shit. He's like that boy. Good. Yeah.

Steven: [00:58:57] I should be apostrophe then. That would be a good name. So look, here's one thing, and this is I don't want to. We always try and avoid sort of tooting our own horn, but this is something. This is you. And I want you to take this as a victory lap. Gerald, CEO now has told me that it's important to celebrate the wins. It is. I'm kind of a hermit. I'm kind of reclusive. I've always sort of come up under the stoic mindset of, you know, the work should be its own reward. But you guys have made this possible. So let me explain to you, as we went to rumble a little bit what we expected coming back. Right. And we obviously there were contractual issues that kept us from coming back and we were working this entire time. But we all expected as we were transitioning and we're talking about YouTube and Rumble, we all expected to see a temporary dip in viewership as we diversified it, diversified it. I'm talking like the guy on the subway. As we diversified it, we might versified it. And then I'm about.

Speaker12: [00:59:47] To cry versified it. What? What are you saying? I Shut up, white devil.

Steven: [00:59:51] So we all expected to see a temporary dip in viewership as we diversified and migrated you toward rumble. Meaning we all know that Rumble has a much smaller user base than YouTube. Everyone knows that that's not an insult to them. And we were willing to sacrifice some short term gain in order to achieve the long term goal of divesting, uncoupling, whatever you want to call it, from YouTube. I don't think any of us here I don't think anyone correct me if I'm wrong, we expected to see significantly greater viewership on Rumble than before we left at all.

Alex Jones: [01:00:22] Oh yeah. People were sick of the big tech. They want to make the move. That's why your decision and working with Rumble is so good.

Steven: [01:00:27] Did you expect that, Gerald?

Gerald: [01:00:28] So I did not. When I saw it, I literally had the guys. I never do this right. You were giving me a hard time for being on my phone. They were letting me know how many viewers we had. And I said, Is that is that a typo? Yeah. Is that a typo for live viewership? It was. It's better than some of the very best live shows we've done on YouTube. Right. The streams. The live streams.

Alex Jones: [01:00:47] I'm saying because you guys have been right up there at the top, you know, number one routinely. And I'm telling you, I've been there with Joe Rogan where there's 150,000 live things and the other show gets 30 million views. They're like ecstatic over that, right? Yeah. So so I mean, getting that on Rumble is crazy. It wasn't.

Gerald: [01:01:00] Just the live.

Steven: [01:01:01] Views. No, it's not just the live views. They've also, by the way, this is for users out there. They fixed the the sort of algorithm that determines the views because it used to be lower than YouTube. Yeah. Because it didn't calculate the churn rate, which again we're going to probably on mug club. Let's see how people are watching and what the poll says as far as how people are watching. But this this kind of proves three things. And please just stick with me for a second, because this has to do with you. Let's go back to then with some of our shows. There's been a flip. Okay. When I say flip, YouTube is the place that would generate viewers and people would say, hey, you have to be on YouTube to generate new viewers. And I understand that you want to reach the unreached. And then Rumble was the mirror for a lot of people. It was the safety, right? My first choice is Oxford and the Sorbonne, but my safety is Harvard. So Jordan Peterson versus Olivia Wilde was a show that we did. This is back September 7th, 2022, on YouTube. It did 1.4 million on Rumble. It did 243,000. And by the way, none of these numbers include the audio or the mug club numbers. These are just Rumble and YouTube. Okay, Then let's look at another show back then, Alex Jones on Kanye West where we talked about that. Thank you for the traffic, by the way, on YouTube. It did close to 1,986,000 on Rumble. It did. 514,000. Wow. Okay. So rumble was always significantly lower, but we see.

Alex Jones: [01:02:09] The trends upward.

Steven: [01:02:09] Yes. So now here's the flip and this is what's exciting for everybody out there, because I want to discuss this with you, content creators and people who are watching. Okay. And why there's a vision here that we are genuinely amped up about.

Alex Jones: [01:02:20] It's a revolution for everybody.

Steven: [01:02:22] It really is. It provides this for everybody. And thank you. And she just can't He's like, I got to say it anyway.

Alex Jones: [01:02:26] We didn't script this. I know.

Steven: [01:02:28] No, I know. Saying this is important and this is. I also want to see you on.

Alex Jones: [01:02:30] I always say go build your own thing. They'll never let anybody. Nobody's ever done it. You and Rumble. They're finally doing too.

Steven: [01:02:35] Many people on the right don't want to build their own thing. So this brings us back to we came back the Trump arrest. Okay, first episode back, YouTube, 662,000. That's fine. Rumble 2.1 million. Yesterday's show on YouTube, 370,000 on Rumble, 1.6 million. So you're looking at shows that will be two and one half. Three first show 3 million individual screens per show. This proves to us three things. Let me get into this here. And this is why this affects you directly, because I know a lot of you have been looking for a reason, right? A lot of you have been looking for a reason for a mass exodus. Youtube's engagement is less valuable. We now have contrast where we know that they haven't. Been on. So on Rumble, by the way, the notifications work, you can actually find what you want if you're going through a channel. Nothing's perfect. And by the way, I would love for you to comment below what changes you would like to see on Rumble because they are working incredibly fast. They have grown incredibly fast, but I'd like to see the changes that you most want. Pound for pound though if you are a creator out there, you can do far better on Rumble now than you could on YouTube. That wasn't true six months ago. Number two, I said did one. But number two, it shows that people you are not alone.

Steven: [01:03:38] Remember, there are more of you than them. That's why they got rid of the dislike button, because it started showing up that, oh my God, people are going to realize that there's more of them if they look at every single Trump White House video like the dislike versus former vice president pedophile Joe Biden, they got rid of it. There are more of you than them. And this proves that. It shows that there are a lot of people like you out there who are just waiting for a reason for an excuse to take part in the exodus from YouTube. And this is something that I suspected while we were all told that we were wrong, the business model on the right was, look, you have to be on YouTube, period. You have to be monetized on YouTube. But let me explain why and I'll get here to the third. The third point, why there is this exodus taking place. Here's something that's important to note. Okay? Truth social is going to have a hard time. Anything that's trying to take over Facebook or Twitter is going to have or let's say Instagram is going to have a hard time. Why? It's a social media site. There's a very big difference between a media site and social media. This is what's exciting about Rumble. And you're the you're the tip of the spear with mug club, right? That's proof of product for rumble premium product.

Steven: [01:04:34] But media is different from social media. Why people say go over to truth social. Okay, but why are you on Facebook? Your uncle you're there because all of your friends and family are there and you go, well, I'm on truth. I'm on one of these other places, but my family isn't there. But you are not on YouTube because you're interacting with your family. You are on YouTube because it is where the content resides that you want to watch. That's very different. This is why people go to content, let's say Netflix, HBO, Max, YouTube as an example. People are there to watch content, not to hang out and socialize, and people are ready to leave YouTube. But and this is a call to action out there. It depends on the content creators. It's just like when David Letterman went from NBC to CBS, People didn't say, well, I'm I'm an NBC guy. They said, well, okay, I want to go watch David Letterman. So YouTube is very there is a way to fracture this and for an exodus to take place if we all keep fighting about it being absolutely perfect in the platform and the app which you can download, look, bear with us, but the critical mass of users can easily leave YouTube, which can't happen with Facebook or Instagram.

Alex Jones: [01:05:36] And I think it's already happening. That's why I'm so excited about this. And you said it something that's been around 15 years or whatever, like Facebook, it has billions of users. It's falling apart, but still that's where everybody's at. That's not the first domino to fall. It will be content creation platforms like Rumble or our smaller band video. And once that diversifies and once people go get their content from there, then out of those you can then build the social networks and the new systems around those. Right? And I think you say we could hit critical mass. I think day three on your show having almost 2 million viewers on Rumble and 1.7, you know, yesterday and all the rest of it, I think you've reached a critical mass. And then once there's proof of this, everybody's going to go to rumble. And as long as they don't get bought out or controlled or shut down, that will be the chain reaction.

Steven: [01:06:23] Well, here's the beauty, too, because Rumble is a publicly traded company, but they're only as valuable as their protection of free speech. Right. Until the French government. Go screw yourselves if you want to get rid of Rumble, if you want to ban us. So they've kind of painted themselves in a corner, which they've willingly done. And here's something else, too. This is something that is and I appreciate the point. I think you're right. I don't think we've hit critical mass. We have ourselves where we don't have to rely on YouTube. But what I want is none of you to have to rely on YouTube. It's the first one.

Alex Jones: [01:06:48] Oh, I totally agree. You've reached critical mass and your gamble was right. You believe in the people. So far. This is spectacular. You guys have got to be excited. But exactly the big critical mass, you guys could be like the smaller critical mass that causes a larger critical mass, kind of like with some types of atomic bombs or hydrogen bombs. They fire a a uranium bullet into a block of plutonium. So you guys have already reached critical mass and now we're firing the uranium into the plutonium.

Steven: [01:07:12] I'm not a nuclear physicist, but I'll take your word for it. That's correct. So here's one thing that I do want to say, though. I think he's probably I'm sure he's right. I just can't verify it, just so you know. So don't hold me to it. So this is something else, too, when conservatives out there say that. Youtube and Facebook. Today. What are we? March 22nd. Starting today. Going forward. March 22nd, 2023. Everyone mark this down in your calendar. This is what we are excited about. This is what gets us out of bed in the morning going forward from today. Whenever conservatives say that YouTube or Facebook are integral to the business model, meaning we have to make sure that all conservatives look, that's where people are. We have to go on YouTube. We have to make sure we're monetized. We have to make sure that no one gets suspended on Facebook. That's a choice. That's a choice now. It's a choice that everyone can make, but it's a clear one. So remain on YouTube or even worse, remain monetized on YouTube. Continue lining Google and YouTube's pockets while living a life of self censorship, hoping that they kill you last or you have door number two.

Steven: [01:08:12] Take your audience where they want to follow you anyway, which by the way, is anywhere else. The whole staying on YouTube. And by the way, I don't mean using YouTube or uploading clips. That's great. I think you should. But using it as the fulcrum of your media model moving forward now is a choice. You are choosing to be in business with YouTube at this point over other alternatives because now there are other alternatives. Alternatives I sound like at a stroke, like a former vice president, pedophile Joe Biden, because they are now officially viable. So right now out there, if you are a creator, if you're a producer, if you're a company, you can you can migrate off of YouTube and you can keep your viewership. You don't have to sacrifice it. You can earn a living and you can build your business on an alternative like Rumble. Maybe there will be other places. Right now, rumble is the game in town as far as enough viewers and as far as the capabilities, while still you can.

Speaker12: [01:09:01] Do all this while still.

Steven: [01:09:02] Using YouTube to reach new people but not being in bed with them, YouTube does not have to be your main video delivery platform anymore. No company is perfect, but at this point you are choosing Rumble over YouTube. You are. But if you choose to be monetized on YouTube, that's you making a choice to choose YouTube over Rumble. You are choosing their rules. You are choosing their shackles over the freedom of another platform. Now, if you want to speak freely. If you want to. The the whole I was just doing my job excuse that's done. It can no longer be used because it also isn't required for business. It's dead. It's done. Now there's an alternative and you don't have to compromise. And that is something exciting. Everyone out there, you're a content creator, head on over and we hope to see you there. Yeah, absolutely.

Alex Jones: [01:09:47] That's what I love. Sorry. Go ahead.

Gerald: [01:09:48] One other point I wanted to make is No, that's absolutely right. Like it's a proof of concept. But here's what we did. It takes work. For two years, we've been using YouTube rumble and saying, hey, if we're not on YouTube, we are on Rumble. It paid out big time for us because we would get strikes we wouldn't be able to air. And in the past, we just were dead for a week, right? We wouldn't be streaming anywhere. So to weeks, a content creator right now create a rumble page as well. It's not going to hurt you to have an alternative, especially when YouTube comes on and you'll get more.

Steven: [01:10:17] Views on Rumble.

Alex Jones: [01:10:17] Well, you've got to have it. And plus, Rumble is a transition.

Steven: [01:10:20] You'll get more views. That's the thing you will get. It used to be like, okay, at least I won't be censored, but I won't have as many people watching Now. You won't be censored.

Speaker12: [01:10:27] And you'll have more people.

Steven: [01:10:28] Watching. Isn't that exciting? But you're not throttled. Every single person on the right should be excited about that. And by the way, you don't have to have a business relationship with Rumble. You probably don't. You don't have one with YouTube.

Speaker6: [01:10:38] Just go and put it somewhere where you'll get more views and you don't have to censor.

Alex Jones: [01:10:40] Yourself because I know your audience gets it because we've been beating them over the head with it. But but it's so true. I don't get up here and say something's historic. Get excited. So excited I run into the wall and almost cut my nose off for no reason to get 170,000 to get 1.7 million views on Rumble. The second day you move over. I know inside YouTube is turning a lot of heads. And again, they tried to censor. They tried to control. We see Joe Rogan, who's a great guy, go to Spotify and everybody had an exodus there, but they censored just as much as YouTube. And so it's very exciting.

Steven: [01:11:10] Maybe not just as much, but but some strings attached.

Alex Jones: [01:11:12] Well, it goes on. I mean, I'm not saying with Joe, but with a lot of the other shows people are getting. Yeah, yeah. With other shows taking down. So, so what I'm saying is it's good to see that rumble's telling the truth. It's good to see that so quickly. It's really having success. And I agree with you. I think you're going to see if the audience stays excited right now. We'll be able to look back on this in six months and say this was basically the end of YouTube being the place for conservative, populist and national news. And by then they'll be begging, just like the Joe Rogan clips from Spotify. They'll be begging for rumble clips over there. And so you'll just have highlights of Steven Crowder over there that'll have more viewers than ever. And it just shows how they're arrogant, they're disconnected. They think they're God, they think they can censor us and lie about us, and it's not going to work. And they think the left can set up their own YouTube, like in the case of myself and lie about me and I can't respond. So that's why I appreciate you, Steven, and your crew is you stood up for me 4 or 5 years ago when I was being targeted, had no other place outside of my own, you know, Phantom Zone.

Alex Jones: [01:12:07] They put me in an Infowars to be able to communicate. I could talk to my audience, but I could never respond to lies they were telling. Exactly. So I'm very thankful for you. And and again, I see your success is my success. And I see it as all the viewers and listeners success. So what you're saying is not even a a offer or a request. I think everybody, including folks that have never really created content, should go to Rumble because rumble in the fight for free speech is doing more than Trump's done, more than Congress is doing, more than Jim Jordan, more than these hearings, Steven Crowder and rumble. And what they're doing is doing more than all those guys combined. This is action. This is exciting because if we don't have free speech and a platform to fight the globalists, we're going to lose. If we have a platform, it'll cause a revolution, an exodus and a whole new renaissance of free media not distributed worldwide. And America can again be the leader in free speech, not the leader in censorship.

Steven: [01:12:54] You are a marvel. Love it, love it. It's always fun having Alex Jones, by the way, we did not plan. Maybe there's some way. You know what? Maybe we'll put out a poll if there's some way for, you know, mug club members to get access also to Mad Max World.tv if there's a way to, you know, talk about where they can get access to all of it again. And the beauty is all of these contracts are independent. People take their subscribers. They get to keep their subscribers. Everyone who signed with us will announce when Nick DiPaolo shows coming in, announce the comedy specials here next week. Tomorrow, we also have Brian Callen on the show. We'll be talking about theology. There's a Friday show. Please do smash the rumble button. And there's one month free of mug club. You don't have to pay. You just have to sign up. You don't have to enter in your credit card info. You'll probably do that at the end of the month. We get you a little bit addicted to this. And then, you know, it's like it's like the crack cocaine, from what I understand. But before we go, and it's a live show Monday through Monday through Thursday, I want to say Tuesday, that'd be two days, Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. Eastern. And of course, Alex Jones is Mad Max World.tv. Go and watch him. Well, don't watch him. Don't. And don't go to that place that doesn't exist at noon 11 Eastern.

Alex Jones: [01:13:56] But because I'm not having Robert Moritz fill in in the first hour, great lawyer, really smart guy on the Trump indictment, arrest Watch. And then I'll be on the second and third hour with some special guest. Do not tune in to Mad Max World.tv. Do not tune into Mad Max. No, it's not a thing.

Steven: [01:14:10] It's not a thing. It's just a thing. I don't even know why you're saying it. I think we might have to take you out in a straight jacket because you keep naming things that don't exist.

Alex Jones: [01:14:16] I was supposed to be shut down. I was supposed to be gone.

Steven: [01:14:18] Yeah, well, you are, because there's nothing there.

Alex Jones: [01:14:19] I'm on on the number one, you know, live show right now on YouTube and on Rumble. I mean, you don't exist either. No, no, no. None of us are. Have you seen Obama and the rest? I mean, like when I say Obama, I mean the new Obama, the third Obama, Biden, but also Obama. They give speeches now and have like 50 live viewers. Really? Oh, yeah, It's pathetic.

Gerald: [01:14:37] That sounds inflated.

Steven: [01:14:39] Well, let's.

Alex Jones: [01:14:42] Yeah, probably is.

Steven: [01:14:44] They're patting that a little bit. Yeah. Frank Luntz and his stupid tennis shoes and toupee. I hear 50. Do I hear 50? Okay. There's 50 people there. Like it's just you. Yeah, but this. This rug counts is too. So we're going to talk about this here exclusively on Rumble. Usually this would be on mug club but you get to watch it this week. So Philly, some people call it Philadelphia. I call it Philly. Okay. Yeah. They're going to be paying nearly $10 million to George Floyd protesters. And I know some of you what you're saying is you're going what? That's probably what some of you are responding. So let me just play this clip and then we'll go exclusively to Rumble because there's no way we can touch this on on YouTube, the city of Philadelphia, Philly for short. They've agreed to pay out 9.25 million. I round it up to 10 to 342. Protests from the George Floyd riots. Here's a clip.

Speaker13: [01:15:29] We all remember seeing these images in both May and June of 2020. Now, the city has agreed to pay a record $9.25 million to more than 300 protesters who were injured by Philadelphia police during demonstrations following the murder of George Floyd.

Speaker12: [01:15:48] The absurdity of future millionaires.

Speaker14: [01:15:49] Police brutality during a protest against police brutality was not lost on us.

Steven: [01:15:54] All right. So we're not going to touch this with a ten foot YouTube pole. Download the Rumble app right now. Just go to loudmouth.com/mug club or just hit the button and go to Rumble. We are going to continue with Alex Jones to discuss this YouTube. You have to do what I have to do, which is piss off.

Alex Jones: [01:16:20] And ladies and gentlemen, Alex Jones is here. I did kidnap Steven Crowder and my security guy is putting him in the truck right now in the trunk.

Gerald: [01:16:27] He said he'd be disappointed if you didn't, Alex Absolutely.

Alex Jones: [01:16:29] Well, he asked me to do it, and now I have the big hit show, and I am in command here.

Speaker12: [01:16:35] It's mine.

Alex Jones: [01:16:36] It's mine. I love the new studio. I love everything. Oh, my goodness. Now, seriously, Steven, it's not in the trunk of the car. No. And it was about the same time yesterday. I went out and ran into the wall. So I'm not going to go out there. I'm just really, really excited that that you guys are having such big success that really was being watched by everybody is amazing.

Gerald: [01:16:57] Well, no, that was one of the things that we talked about when we were considering what to do, right. And we had this time period where we were, you know, quote unquote, off.

Alex Jones: [01:17:04] We were working. Good call by you, the CEO.

Gerald: [01:17:06] Well, no, I mean, honestly, it came down to a conversation of we wanted to bet on somebody who could change the state of the country. Right. And that that was rumble. Right. And we had long conversations with them to get to know them, to understand exactly what they were all about. But like Steven said, they've kind of painted themselves into a good corner where if they become like YouTube, there's no differentiation and people people won't be coming over to Rumble. But if they stand for free speech and look, this is not a conservative group like we don't just need conservatives. We need everybody to come over independents, people who think you think they're not coming after you right now. They will be YouTube will be they're going to do whatever they want after.

Steven: [01:17:41] The president.

Gerald: [01:17:42] For crying out loud. I know they absolutely will be. And we were talking to some of those politicians that didn't do anything on Section 230. We were mentioning this the other day and we're like, you won't exist. Do you know why fix this?

Steven: [01:17:51] You know why? Take a guess. You're a politician. You're meant to. What if you have a podcast that you stream on YouTube and on Apple and on Facebook, you want to make sure that your your your fan base should be on Rumble.

Gerald: [01:18:04] Every single politician right now, if you're a conservative politician and you have said one word about big tech and you're not on Rumble, you're a fraud.

Speaker6: [01:18:12] Well, I noticed that leadership, you guys, I don't even care if they're on Rumble.

Steven: [01:18:15] My problem is that my problem is they're doing nothing about YouTube because they still want the viewership there.

Gerald: [01:18:19] This is that thing as well. Like if you're going to have a podcast, that's fantastic, but don't be dependent on YouTube to get all of your reach, Get over to a free speech.

Steven: [01:18:26] Oh, Mr. Jones, go take a leak. I know you have to.

Alex Jones: [01:18:28] I was just going to say, Senator Paul took your lead and this has been going on for two years. Like you said, this has been going on two years.

Steven: [01:18:33] I just want you to piss your pants and ruin my chair.

Alex Jones: [01:18:36] The truth is, I was going to steal some of your wild turkey.

Steven: [01:18:38] That's fine. Go ahead.

Gerald: [01:18:39] He already did. He already.

Speaker18: [01:18:40] Did. He did.

Steven: [01:18:40] He did. I replaced the bottle. What the.

Alex Jones: [01:18:43] I'm going to go over there. Hold on a minute. Notice I'm revolutionizing your show with earpieces. I know, I know.

Steven: [01:18:49] You like the earpiece. You're going to the bathroom. All right, well, have you Wait, are you grabbing wild turkey?

Speaker6: [01:18:52] You have a show. You have a three hours of show to do.

Gerald: [01:18:54] He was not kidding.

Alex Jones: [01:18:56] This is not real wild turkey.

Steven: [01:19:00] It's more expensive to have fake wild turkey than real wild turkey.

Speaker18: [01:19:04] All right. Perfect.

Steven: [01:19:07] Hopefully Rumble got their server stuff worked out here today, right? Yes. I have no idea what was going on. We apologize for that. But again, do we have you know, before we go to the Philly thing? Well, you know, let's do Philly first and then we'll and then we'll I want to see the poll results. Okay. So we showed you the clip. The city is also going to be paying 500,000 to a fund that provides. Counseling to the victims of police violence. Now, of course, they did face some logistical problems on issuing those payouts, as you would assume, But luckily, they were able to use the NAACP's new EBT card, the African American Express. And so that's one that is on Rumble only.

Gerald: [01:19:43] Why do you think we came here? Yeah.

Steven: [01:19:45] In a number, by the way, of these peaceful protesters. They were tear gassed while blocking routes on i-670.

Speaker12: [01:19:51] That's what you do with protesters.

Gerald: [01:19:53] Places they're not supposed to.

Speaker6: [01:19:54] Honestly, I don't.

Steven: [01:19:55] Even if it was multiple choice, I would be surprised if all choices weren't tear gassed them.

Gerald: [01:19:59] No, Exactly. And if they had a gas mask, it's like Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator two ripping the gas mask off. Like you need to enjoy the fruits.

Steven: [01:20:06] Of your labor. What do you do if they're blocking? Oh, what about the truckers in Canada? Shut up. Okay, that's different. You're freezing their bank accounts because these guys are actually peacefully protesting. You saw what just happened there. People are afraid of driving through and getting Reginald Denny.

Gerald: [01:20:18] Yeah, exactly. You're on a freeway. It's illegal to be on the freeway.

Steven: [01:20:22] And of course, the problem is not just what happens. The problem is that it's always innate, right? Okay. This is a good example. When you see a kid that you really don't like. I yesterday I was walking Joe Louis, okay? And this lady was walking a Chihuahua and it had a little, you know, the pink, the pink vest with the retractable leash, which right away, like, you know, I just want to. Oh, no. But this thing is going and it's like. It's like it's the line and, you know, and jaws where it's not going.

Speaker1: [01:20:48] Down with three barrels.

Steven: [01:20:50] It just goes straight out.

Speaker12: [01:20:53] At Joe Louis.

Steven: [01:20:54] And I'm trying to be friendly without saying you're a horrible person. I said, Careful, little guy. I think he has some size on you, you know, And I got myself between Joe Louis and the Chihuahua. And she goes, Oh.

Speaker6: [01:21:05] Well, he wouldn't do anything to him. He wouldn't hurt.

Steven: [01:21:08] Him. I'm like, What's wrong with you?

Speaker6: [01:21:09] Of course, your dog is.

Steven: [01:21:10] Snarling and running up at my dog.

Speaker12: [01:21:12] You know what? Your dog is on borrowed.

Steven: [01:21:15] Time as far as I'm concerned. So but the problem is and of course, it was an obese lady, an obese lady who has a Chihuahua because she doesn't want to have to walk it. Right. Joe Louis has a lot of work. He needs to be walked.

Speaker6: [01:21:25] He needs to be fed properly. That's a dog who.

Steven: [01:21:27] Will get out of shape and become a problem. And it's not the dog's problem. I say this because my initial reaction is to clench.

Speaker12: [01:21:33] My fist seeing that little Taco.

Steven: [01:21:35] Bell dog. And instead I realized, wait a second, it's the owner's fault. The owners did everything wrong. Let's put it in a retractable leash. It's giving it a pulling harness. So it's encouraging it to pull. It's rewarding the dog and picking it up when it's basically all but attacking Joe Louis. If it weren't being bound by this leash, it's the owner's fault. It's the fault of the media. It's not just the fault of the protesters. It's not the fault of the people who break the law. They break the law because they know that they'll be protected. Yeah, you can come on in, Alex. So let me read you what the media from Philly said about the protests. A peaceful protest over the killing of George Floyd and other black people at the hands of law enforcement began around 3 p.m. at city police headquarters organized by the Philadelphia chapter of the political group Party for Socialism and Liberation. Because, yeah, nothing says peaceful like blocking emergency vehicles. Yeah, screw the Narcan.

Speaker6: [01:22:23] Which, by the.

Alex Jones: [01:22:24] Way, is a felony in most states.

Speaker6: [01:22:25] Yes.

Steven: [01:22:26] There was one person who I don't remember the city, but they were trying to get a fire. There was a burning building and the fire truck couldn't get in to save a woman and a child. Yeah. Now, here's the thing. When you put a father in a position, look, and I'm not saying that I'm not at all suggesting violence, but I'm saying if you're a dad and you can see your wife and your child in a burning building and you can see the fire truck trying to get there, they can't get out. I saw Backdraft so they can't get out. And you see the fire truck and it's being blocked by protesters and you have a rifle. It puts you in a position to make a horrible decision that you should never.

Alex Jones: [01:22:59] Be put in. I remember the LA riots when people were shooting at the firefighters. Oh, yeah.

Gerald: [01:23:02] Yeah, absolutely. But look, this this didn't happen in a vacuum, right? These protests were not peaceful across the country. You saw problems. The longer you let these things go on and they got into the night. Absolutely. Things were going to be lit on fire. People were going to be accosted. Police officers were going to be hurt, potentially even killed. You knew that that was coming. What are you then supposed to do? Tear gassing is the most effective way. Yes. You're going to have a runny nose. Your eyes are going to be itchy. You're not going to be able to breathe. But that's how.

Alex Jones: [01:23:29] You deescalate.

Gerald: [01:23:29] And you get out of there. You see what happened to the Capitol Police when they tear gassed themselves, They got out of there as well. That's effective. You're supposed to do that. And it wasn't.

Steven: [01:23:39] They also tore down their own barricades.

Gerald: [01:23:40] It's kind of time. And because we're on Rumble, I'm going to say this and I think you're going to agree with this for sure. Can we start calling it the likely drug overdose death of George Floyd? Because right now what they're saying is the police murdering George Floyd. I think that's been disproven by a lot of.

Alex Jones: [01:23:53] Autopsy say they thought it was probably.

Speaker6: [01:23:54] Well, you know, I had.

Steven: [01:23:55] I had police, Neil. Well, okay, I had fake police, but they were bigger than the actual than Chauvin. And that doesn't I went out and we had a real timer where I had them kneel on my neck in the exact position for ten minutes to see because George Clooney said, If you were it, 16 minutes, I don't remember. Was it 16? I think it was. I don't.

Gerald: [01:24:09] Remember how many minutes.

Steven: [01:24:10] But however many minutes it was, we actually had this run. We recreated the scenario, except they put the handcuffs on wrong. They put them on perpendicular to my wrists. So. So it was yeah, it was actually worse. And one of his knees was on my shoulder as opposed to being on my torso. Anyway, the point is, I went out because George Clooney said if you if the defense for Derek Chauvin. If you are willing to get down here and let me kneel on your neck for nine minutes, I'll allow not guilty. I said, Well, challenge.

Alex Jones: [01:24:32] Challenge accepted. Did you do waterboarding, too? A long time ago?

Steven: [01:24:35] I did do that, yeah, as well. I've done a lot of silly things. We also tried to kill myself as Jeffrey Epstein, but we went out there and I had police officers in the exact position for that amount of time. And by the way, at a time where we didn't know that I had a heart defect, well, my lips were turning blue, so I was certainly pretty. We thought you were fine. Yeah, actually, it was uncomfortable, but I was fine. And I said, okay, look. So you know what? It certainly was a relatively healthy individual. This would not kill you. And I knew it wouldn't because I'd been in, you know, I've been.

Alex Jones: [01:25:02] On meth and fentanyl and a bunch of other stuff. The point is, the.

Steven: [01:25:05] Media looked at that experiment and it was an answer to George Clooney's challenge and said it was racist. Yeah. What part of that is racist? None of it.

Speaker6: [01:25:11] I disagree with.

Steven: [01:25:12] You. And I'm saying that according to the autopsies. Well, there were other there were other complications. Yes. I would say you can't say it's entirely due to fentanyl.

Speaker6: [01:25:19] No, but you.

Gerald: [01:25:20] Can still also say that, hey, this is most likely the cause. And by the way, Chauvin should have rendered aid. That's his job. He did do stuff wrong there that ended up.

Steven: [01:25:27] But before that, they were incredibly they were fine Before that, they were very helpful. Well, let's.

Alex Jones: [01:25:31] Talk about big picture, though.

Speaker6: [01:25:33] Well, can I just.

Steven: [01:25:34] Read a couple more quotes here from Philly and then I want you to go big picture. But so this is actually one of the phrases here. The mayor, Jim Kenney, said, the pain and trauma caused by a legacy of systemic racism and police brutality against black and brown Philadelphians is immeasurable. Well, this is just one step in the direction toward reconciliation. We hope this settlement, you know, $10 Billion. Hey, well, we're talking about restitution. How about all the black business owners that were looted? Oh, what.

Gerald: [01:25:55] Do they get? Yeah, we're going to get to them.

Alex Jones: [01:25:57] City businesses.

Steven: [01:25:58] Yeah. $21 million is what it costs the city. It costs. They stopped counting after 2 billion. As far as how much damage was done across the country, I guarantee you it's at least twice that because they're not counting the insurance claims anymore. 692 people were arrested and we're just talking about Philadelphia. 72 police, police vehicles, I believe, were vandalized. Yep, 72 and 104 officers were injured or assaulted. But $9 million. I can buy a lot of fentanyl.

Alex Jones: [01:26:22] Absolutely.

Steven: [01:26:23] And you wanted to. Oh, my God. I didn't see that beforehand. That's you guys are terrible.

Speaker18: [01:26:27] They slipped that one in. Yeah.

Speaker6: [01:26:29] Just a dash. I also don't like that they're.

Steven: [01:26:31] Colored because then children might.

Speaker6: [01:26:32] Take them. Yeah.

Steven: [01:26:33] As an adult can.

Speaker6: [01:26:35] Do what you want.

Steven: [01:26:35] Yeah. I don't want children and I think that's Flintstones.

Alex Jones: [01:26:38] We actually know 100% what Obama did, what the people controlling him did and what the attorney general at the time did right before he left office. They had Strong Cities initiative meetings at the UN where Obama said, We are signing on to this UN treaty even though Congress isn't going to ratify it. We're signing on to the initiative illegally because it wasn't done as an official treaty. And we are going to put you in policies in charge of our police. So all of this second guessing police and taking things out of context and demonizing the police when they make mistakes or, you know, exaggerating, it is about federalizing the police under the woke leftist umbrella, similar to all the stuff happening in the purge in the US military. That's all it is. They're not going to get rid of the police. They're going to downsize them, turn them off for a while.

Steven: [01:27:25] Well, here's the thing. They don't even have to downsize them from the top. They just have to make it so unappealing. Like in Austin. What did you have? 120 something officers walk off Now, your murderer went slightly lower from 2022 to 2021, but your rapes are skyrocketing. Violent crime is through the roof. Right. And Austin, you guys are having a.

Alex Jones: [01:27:40] Real problem and they're also not reporting all of it. So. Yes, but but but that's the plan. Yeah. Destabilize the country, screw it all up and then remake the police force in a leftist mode. And if you think you won't have police problems once they're leftist folks, leftist police around the world are the worst. They're totally political. They'll be under the Soros prosecutor's control, basically. And then it's it's their endgame. They'll control the police, they'll control the prosecutors, they'll control the media. It's game over.

Steven: [01:28:05] And they'll also control the military. Well, just look.

Gerald: [01:28:07] At just look at China. If you if you want to look at what it looks like to live under that kind of an authoritarian regime where the police are coming in and checking to make sure that you're doing the right things on social media so that you can actually leave the country or buy a car or, I don't know, buy food that day. Yeah, right. You can see the kind of control that they have. But what is really interesting about this, you go to the police, the police aren't there yet. There's still a lot of great police officers. There's a lot of great people in the police. Their comment on this was basically like the mayor was like, oh, there's systemic racism. And I'm hoping that this can do this. They didn't mention anything about 104 officers that were injured. I don't know when they get to sue the protesters and maybe get money from them. We'll get back to that. I'm sure that story will happen. But the police officer said, I hope now we can just move on. It was a much less glowing comment about this whole thing. And he was you could just see he's rolling his eyes at this like, I hope we.

Steven: [01:28:50] Can move on behind him. A Walgreens getting. Yeah. Nope. All right. Well, maybe next.

Alex Jones: [01:28:54] Week is run the good police out and then the left takes over. That's it.

Steven: [01:28:57] Well, think about this for a second. Right. The left, when people say left versus right, I don't know. Let's just talk about the idea here. The left does believe in more government intervention. They believe in more power to the state, the pro leftists.

Alex Jones: [01:29:08] And to get there, they want Cloward and Piven, which is collapsed society. Yes, but what.

Steven: [01:29:11] I'm talking about is just think of the person as an individual. If you are a leftist or if you are a liberty minded conservative, who do you think is going to be more likely to violate your rights? Who do you think has more of a self regulating mechanism? The guy who says, Wait a second, there is a. Constitutional authority by which I'm limited, or someone who says, you know what, the government doesn't have enough authority. The state should have all businesses should be taken by the state. That's a.

Alex Jones: [01:29:35] Key point. Look at how the left has weaponized the judiciary and the courts and the censorship. We know that it's a giant power grab by them. And look at all the political persecution of nonviolent people on the and the Trump indictment arrest. Watch. Coming on when again, the statute of limitations says five years, it's been seven. There's no way he can even do this. But he doesn't care. He's doing it anyways. Exactly. They don't want to prosecute real crime. They want to come after people that actually want to have the country be a capitalist free nation.

Speaker12: [01:30:02] You know what? Actually, that.

Steven: [01:30:03] Brings me back to one thing I was going to say about Trump. Actually, the biggest negative for me, the thing that bothers me most about him, when we were talking about this yesterday, I don't know how I got distracted when we were talking yesterday about I keep looking at you have that Rocky Marciano thing on your nose. We're going have to look at it. It's smiling at me. The thing is, it's fake.

Alex Jones: [01:30:21] Like Hulk Hogan. It's a fake cut. It's a fake cut. I'm going to put a real cut.

Speaker1: [01:30:25] On you, brother.

Alex Jones: [01:30:25] It's a false flag. And if you and if anybody challenges me and says I fake cut my nose, if anybody says this cut is fake, I'm going to sue you for $1 billion. You're more of.

Steven: [01:30:33] An ultimate warrior in real life. You are from blood parts.

Alex Jones: [01:30:37] That's right. There is. I apologize. I did my show from your desk and I actually did real.

Speaker6: [01:30:41] Your show is about to.

Steven: [01:30:42] Start to you.

Speaker6: [01:30:43] True, you beautiful son of a bitch.

Steven: [01:30:45] But here's what I wanted to say.

Speaker12: [01:30:46] Keep going.

Alex Jones: [01:30:47] I've got Robert Martinsville in in the first caller.

Speaker6: [01:30:49] Yeah, I know.

Steven: [01:30:49] But you know what? That guy is going to have a rough time.

Alex Jones: [01:30:52] So he's sexy.

Speaker18: [01:30:53] Oh, jeez.

Steven: [01:30:54] We went through redheads. Blondes. Now him.

Alex Jones: [01:30:56] I'm going to be honest about this. No, don't.

Speaker6: [01:30:58] Don't be honest.

Alex Jones: [01:30:59] I've been dating Robert Barnes for about four years. Oh, okay.

Speaker18: [01:31:01] Well, that's not so bad.

Alex Jones: [01:31:02] And we're getting married next month. Good for you.

Speaker6: [01:31:05] Do they do that in Austin at 11 a.m.?

Alex Jones: [01:31:07] He goes live central, but you need to stay here. I will be on after your show.

Steven: [01:31:11] And by the way, you can say it's infowars.com. We can say this on Rumble, it's at infowars.com. And by the way, it does exist. In case you didn't catch the wink and a nod.

Alex Jones: [01:31:19] Is it okay with you that I married Robert Barnes?

Steven: [01:31:21] I don't give a rat's ass.

Alex Jones: [01:31:23] You should have Barnes on. He's a big fan of yours.

Steven: [01:31:26] Is Barnes the guy with the beard?

Speaker6: [01:31:27] Yeah.

Steven: [01:31:27] Oh, because you know what? I did say this. Owen Shroyer. I thought he was very well composed on the stand.

Alex Jones: [01:31:34] He did a much better job than I did.

Steven: [01:31:36] The funniest thing I've ever seen in my life. I don't know. We still have. That clip was where you were asked a question and something about I think it was MK Ultra and you said, No, I do not. I do not say that.

Speaker1: [01:31:47] But I'm Cray Ultra was a book cover.

Steven: [01:31:50] The judge goes, Alex.

Speaker18: [01:31:51] You're like, I'm sorry.

Speaker6: [01:31:53] Like you couldn't help yourself.

Alex Jones: [01:31:55] You claim the is involved in child sex rings. I go, What, you mean like Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein? Yeah. That thing went boom.

Speaker12: [01:32:02] And the judge like Alex, you have to stop because I should be in charge of everything. Well, here's.

Alex Jones: [01:32:07] The key about that. I elaborate on it again, for those who don't know the in Connecticut and Texas, the judges found me guilty, said we give them no evidence. And then all they had was all our emails, all our documents with nothing in them to put it all over the place. So all they had was all this information to then misrepresent it and say, But you're defaulted and found guilty. And then the jury was told I was guilty. That's the new model. And it's not just me. Democrat judges all over the country are now defaulting conservatives in defamation cases. You have to get out of Austin.

Steven: [01:32:31] You're in a district where you agree you cannot win in a district like and I know your state of Connecticut, but in Austin, yeah, it's the judges.

Alex Jones: [01:32:36] Are the worst of the country. They admit DC is the worst. New York second, Austin's third and then Connecticut and General is about fourth. So yes, people say, why are you in Austin? I've been there since high school. It's where my crew is. But yes, that is the game plan to leave Austin and get to a conservative jurisdiction because there is no way to operate there with literally a SJW joke.

Steven: [01:32:57] Remember, I remember this. And I want to go back to the Trump thing, my main issue that I had with him. But when they said you didn't hand over documents and they were citing Alexa, not Alexa, your little home robot device that spies on you. But Alexa is a ranking system online with websites. And they were asking you about Alexa and saying you didn't hand over Alexa documents like that's a public search engine where you can. What do you mean? We didn't hand it?

Alex Jones: [01:33:16] It was the same thing. They said, Give us the Google Analytics, right? So we said, What search do you want? So we gave them the search They wanted on a thumb drive. They go, Well, there's not I'm not gonna even say the name of the thing because, you know, they said, we know you have secret marketing plans for this story. And so we said no. And the judge in Connecticut said the first sanction four years ago, sanctioned. I know you got marketing. I know you like we don't do marketing on a story, right? I mean, you do a lot of preparation, making sure it's right and doing some fun bits. But did I do any preparation with you? Absolutely not. I mean, yeah, folks, we're not like sitting around like, I'm going to the Internet's questioning this, so I'm going to see why they're questioning and do a few shows.

Steven: [01:33:54] I will say this for you. This is because you've been you've been incredibly kind with me. You've said something like you said, you've said some things that you've apologized for and you wish you could take back. I've been around you long enough now. And by the way, sometimes, you know, you can be aggravating to everybody, but Alex Jones doesn't. I haven't seen a mean bone in your body. I think what it comes down to is you're incredibly passionate and you would probably admit you have a little bit of impulse control. Yes. Where you just you say things, but you mean it. And you're obviously a very kind hearted Tourette syndrome.

Alex Jones: [01:34:22] Light.

Steven: [01:34:22] A little, yeah, a little bit. A little bit. I mean, I could do without the racial. It fits. But, you know, you control those well enough on it. But no, I think that you're a very, very passionate guy, which is why when people say, oh, this is all performance art, they don't understand the legal arguments. What you see is what you get with Alex Jones. And yeah, let's maybe work on that impulse control a little bit. You know what I was taught because I used to interrupt a lot, sit on your hands, sit on your hands and then say that that, hey.

Speaker12: [01:34:46] Why do we even.

Steven: [01:34:47] Set a mic back there? But here's my issue with Donald Trump. We were talking about him calling people to protest yesterday. We said he should have said, you know, do it peacefully the last time that people and by the way, I'm not saying that it was an insurrection, but the last time that people responded and protested Donald Trump let them rot in a jail cell.

Alex Jones: [01:35:04] Yes.

Steven: [01:35:05] He didn't do he didn't do right by the people who showed up to support him. And I'm not talking about people, even people.

Alex Jones: [01:35:10] That's one of my big criticisms.

Steven: [01:35:11] So why would you think he has your back now?

Alex Jones: [01:35:13] That's what. And now he's doing it again, saying go out and take the country back. Protest. He needs to add the word peaceful. He has.

Steven: [01:35:18] But he also has war chests, right? With money. Hey, what are you doing to get those political prisoners out? To me, that does matter. If these people go to the wall for you, they go to bat for you, then you better have their back. And I don't think that Donald.

Alex Jones: [01:35:29] Trump asked me for DeSantis.

Steven: [01:35:30] No, I'm just saying. But that is an issue, wouldn't you say that's an issue?

Alex Jones: [01:35:33] Sure. Well, I'm looking at the weight of it. And so Trump is anti war. And so he got a little bit better than DeSantis. But then you bring up the January 6th. It kind of makes. But then DeSantis talk bad about the January 6th folks and demonize them all as a general group when clearly almost all of them were waved in by the police. Looked like you were.

Steven: [01:35:49] Playing some jack in the ball stock with a giant there. Jeez.

Alex Jones: [01:35:52] I was imagining the scales.

Steven: [01:35:53] Yes, I know, but scales got to be flat.

Speaker18: [01:35:56] Not.

Gerald: [01:35:57] It's hard to it's hard to flatten your hands.

Steven: [01:35:59] So we already went through the the Philly story. Are we are we going to do we want to take the polls back? Because now we're going to take some chats. And you guys sent us your responses regarding how you watch. We have some pictures. How many people are watching?

Alex Jones: [01:36:11] Have I been called into air, too? Because I mean, not not today.

Steven: [01:36:14] No, not today, no. Eventually, that'll for sure happen.

Gerald: [01:36:17] We actually had to fire air while you were here.

Steven: [01:36:19] Yes, exactly. Well, not so much. We sent him on a paid vacation. Well, yes, he is enjoying Cabo. All right, let's grab some of that hoodie. Hoodie is new, so we appreciate. But just come on in, brother.

Speaker18: [01:36:31] Yeah. So I have the how I watch Crowder What is it trending right now with people online?

Gerald: [01:36:38] It's like not like.

Steven: [01:36:40] It's actually trending or you mean just the hashtag?

Speaker18: [01:36:42] Like the hashtag itself people are sending in. I'm a barber waiting on my next client with a mannequin head watching. Oh, okay.

Steven: [01:36:49] Well, that's.

Gerald: [01:36:49] Creepy. That's just how.

Speaker18: [01:36:50] I watch Crowder. That looks like.

Steven: [01:36:52] Kevin McCallister's basement.

Speaker18: [01:36:53] A little bit, actually. Yeah.

Alex Jones: [01:36:54] That Howard Hughes's house. A little.

Steven: [01:36:56] Did we have a poll go out where people said how many people were watching was a trucker?

Speaker18: [01:37:00] They said it will be ready later tonight.

Steven: [01:37:03] Oh, okay. Yeah, a longer poll. We're taking a longer poll so we can get an unofficial sampling because you guys are our Nielsen rating because a lot of people, I find out they'll sit and they'll watch it on TV. When we grew up. Right. You didn't watch again. We've been here for a long time. You didn't watch YouTube on television. You couldn't. Now, most people that are watching it on an app on TV and this has become like their like their show where they sit around and they watch. So it's an interesting.

Alex Jones: [01:37:23] It's going to be the big equalizer because if you dominate there, you'll dominate everywhere.

Steven: [01:37:27] I don't know about that. That seems like a little bit of a leap, but I appreciate the spirits the same. Let's grab some chat leap.

Alex Jones: [01:37:34] I mean, the fox's biggest shows have like 3 million. You've already got that a day. Yeah, well, it's a leap that you'll be as big as you already are. Okay. Oh.

Speaker12: [01:37:40] No, no. Hey, don't get mad about the.

Speaker6: [01:37:42] Oh, no. Tell me I'm wrong. I'm not.

Speaker18: [01:37:44] Wrong. He's giving you the sass. He's like.

Gerald: [01:37:47] You're fine. You're not as big as the numbers.

Speaker6: [01:37:48] Actually, I don't like you. You know what, Alex?

Steven: [01:37:50] I don't like you on the turkey. All right, let's grab some. Let's write.

Speaker18: [01:37:54] X. Morbius has a question for Alex. What is your favorite conspiracy theory? Oh, my gosh. Chevron. The Stinger.

Speaker6: [01:38:00] Yeah, you know.

Alex Jones: [01:38:01] Yeah, sure. Go ahead. All right. I mean.

[01:38:12] I'm kind of retarded.

Steven: [01:38:14] All right. I will grab three chats because Chat Thursday is where we take more. So two more after this. Two more.

Alex Jones: [01:38:18] I have conspiracy theories, a lot of them that have come true that I don't like because they're horrible. Yeah. And so, like, lying about WMD or, you know, the shots being so incredibly poisonous and not working. So. So there's a lot of those. But if it's favorite stuff, that's just fun. I got to really laugh. People saying, I'm Bill Hicks.

Steven: [01:38:35] Oh, that one is funny.

Alex Jones: [01:38:36] It's ridiculous. And I think people probably like ten times in public over the last decade. It's like a bill bill in a restaurant. And finally you turn around, they go, I knew it was you. Yeah, exactly. There's no way, like five times to me. No, I'm not Bill Hicks. Jesus. But. So that's a fun conspiracy theory. The world is flat. That's a fun one. I don't believe that.

Gerald: [01:38:55] So is it fun because you like making fun of people who believe that there's 575 people? It's okay. We're not going to piss off a large group. Yeah, there's not a.

Steven: [01:39:01] Huge I.

Alex Jones: [01:39:02] Mean, I get folks that have been lied to so much, they don't believe anything anymore. But. Yes, Yes. I mean, I think that's funny. And so we should do more fun conspiracy theories. Yeah, things like that.

Steven: [01:39:13] Well, the one that we did on the show was of John Travolta. I'll get into it afterwards, but all the film covers are the same. Oh, really? Yeah. If you look at Face Off, you look at Broken Arrow, you look at General's daughter. I think it's all the same picture. All right, let's grab another, grab another chat.

Speaker18: [01:39:28] Crimson Catnip has a question for Crowder in the gang. What do you think about the increased persecution of Christians in America through censoring and pushing against us?

Steven: [01:39:36] Culturally censoring. Okay. They spelled it censoring. Censoring. There's an S, Can I see the question again? Because I want to make sure that I don't get this wrong and this might actually be good for for Geraldo. And this is kind of more his wheelhouse. But I do have thoughts on it. So persecution of Christians in America through censoring and pushing against us culturally, I don't know that that I don't know that Christians are as censored as conservatives.

Alex Jones: [01:40:01] I don't know places other countries they are.

Steven: [01:40:04] But I think we're talking about the United States, United States and the United States. They're more in sort of just passive mode. Yeah, parodying Christians, turning you into a parody of yourselves. And I do think that, look, some the church is largely at fault for this because in a society that is just telling you that it's just providing brokenness. A church that doesn't offer answers is of no value. And a lot of churches are so concerned about growing that they're not nearly as concerned about speaking or preaching truth. And there are some exceptions. You know, Chuck Swindoll, obviously, you know, Pastor Mark Driscoll, who's been on the show and a lot of these people, they end up being controversial. You're right.

Alex Jones: [01:40:38] The church's biggest problem is itself. It's not being a real church.

Gerald: [01:40:40] Yeah, absolutely. And that's what I was going to say. So the censoring is actually self censorship of the church. A lot of times they get pushed on so much culturally that they start acting like their church is the main thing. Like God never said, Go out and build me a large church. He just said, Go be faithful. Right? And as a pastor, that's your job. We talked about this on Patrick, Pat. David, like, your job is to go and faithfully communicate the Word of God to however many people show up now, do everything that you can to be appealing, like make sure you have restrooms, you know, make sure you have air conditioning, do those kinds of things. Groom Fine. Want to grow a church? That's fine, but never compromise on your message to do so. And a lot of people have done that. But culturally, I think the church has really dropped the ball because they've stayed away from some of the issues that people don't like to hear about. Guess what you need to hear about all of the issues.

Steven: [01:41:22] Yeah, they say God is love of God.

Alex Jones: [01:41:24] And then I think there's something else to say here that's important. I say all the worst things I do on air and even exaggerate them because I don't want to be hypocrite, but I know God's real. I have a relationship with God. I've seen God do things in my life. I've had things happen. Personally, I know what's 100% rule that you know that God's real. I don't want people to think I'm the example of some Christ like figure. I'm just saying I love God. I really love Jesus. And if you look at cultures that actually endorse and even implement a small part of Christianity, they are the most successful. It's transformative. It's transformative. Yeah.

Gerald: [01:41:54] Yeah. So we have we got to do a little theology segment with Alex.

Steven: [01:41:58] At some point. Oh yeah, that would be great. But I think he has to go. Not today, not today.

Alex Jones: [01:42:01] I'm not. I'm not on my show for an hour.

Steven: [01:42:03] We also don't have a watch.

Alex Jones: [01:42:04] I've got my wife. I've got my wife.

Steven: [01:42:08] No, but here's the thing.

Alex Jones: [01:42:08] Robert Barnes is hosting right now.

Steven: [01:42:10] No, he would need he would need to sit down with you for for about an hour. But no, I agree with you. And I say this to look, this is one thing, too, this show. I always say it's a PG 13, right? It's not meant to be for children. Now, that's okay, because Christians and people who are Christians, we can have some content that's designed for us as well. A lot of Christians. This is one thing, too. We'll get a lot of pastors right who would come even at church. Yeah. And Gerald and I have gone to church. They come up and they go, Hey, just so you know, I really this is a favorite show. I watch it. But, you know, I can't really talk about it from the pulpit. I go, hang on a second. I just heard you talk about the last of us. Yeah. So they'll say, I watched the show on HBO, The Last of Us. You know, there are some parts of it that I shouldn't, but, you know, it is a great show. And then and the world.

Speaker12: [01:42:47] Is.

Steven: [01:42:47] Dark and it's. Well, hold on a second. Talk about the darkness. There's this bridging of that gap that we do where we don't just speak in christianese. In other words, we say the world is dark. Why? Well, because of tranny drag queen story hours and pornography infesting your child.

Alex Jones: [01:43:01] That's what I was trying to say is that we can't be hypocrites. We're going to have our holy men and women. We're going people that are totally focused, but none of us are perfect. We love God. I'm not lecturing people. I'm just saying we're going into darkness. We're going into evil. We. Should try to be better people and the is real. And there are forces that are anti-Christian. And it really is coming down to the mark of the beast and prophecies being fulfilled. And so don't listen to me. Go listen to the Bible. But at the same time, mainline Christians and people need to get out of the little churches and start communicating with other people and warn folks about what's happening, but also not beat them over the head. Like, you know, my mom's mom's a great person, died a few years ago, 92 years old. She's like, have you been drinking or, you know, are you going to church enough? And she was a great Christian, great person, but it's like, you're going to hell. Yeah, being Baptist lectured is I get it. For great Christians that have gotten to higher levels, that's wonderful. But you're going to run people off with the hell and brimstone up front.

Steven: [01:43:49] Yes, but my point is this. A lot of Christians, they have church and then they have Netflix and HBO and Hulu. And what I'm saying is then they'll say, hey, you guys are Christians. How dare you have photoshops? Like, how dare you have distasteful jokes? Well, hold on a second. On church, every church, everything is sanitized. And then you live this life with content. This is what you watch. What you know is far worse than acknowledging.

Alex Jones: [01:44:09] So that's why I say racy things and do things is because I'm doing it in my private life. Some nothing huge or bad or anything, but I'm saying even worse stuff than I actually do in reality, because I don't want be a hypocrite. No, exactly. And so that's why I throw that in there is. It's true. Yeah. No, we.

Steven: [01:44:22] Are absolutely all.

Alex Jones: [01:44:23] How did you think the little isolated on TV?

Steven: [01:44:26] It's isolating. We've talked about this where we were at be at church. I remember there was a small group and they were saying like, hey, you know, pray you have prayer request. And one guy was like, I'm just a workaholic. I was like, I'm on Facebook too much. And at this point, this is, you know, when I was I think I might have been like 20 years old, you know, when people know that I was completely celibate and I was like, yeah, I spank it way too often. Like, I'm actually like, I have skin, I have.

Speaker12: [01:44:46] Indian sunburn on the dick.

Steven: [01:44:48] And they're like, Oh, they call me back. Like, you know, you.

Speaker12: [01:44:50] Can't talk about it. I'm like, You want me to believe that? Another guy here was a.

Speaker6: [01:44:52] Singles group, a 22 year old.

Speaker12: [01:44:54] Male who, by the way, has never.

Steven: [01:44:56] Seen a naked woman. I can guarantee.

Speaker12: [01:44:57] It. You want to tell me that? His biggest problem.

Steven: [01:44:59] Is that he's on.

Speaker12: [01:45:01] Facebook too much? Come on. We need to be real about our.

Steven: [01:45:03] Struggles so that we can address them. We need to acknowledge the evil in the world. As far as direct there.

Speaker12: [01:45:07] They're literally.

Steven: [01:45:08] Shoving their penises in the faces of your children, calling them vaginas and asking your kids to email them so that they can help them with their transition. And I said that yesterday.

Alex Jones: [01:45:17] But I want to I want to say it very briefly again, and I want to do a whole piece on this, because there's been a bunch of ads and TV shows. Remember the Gillette ads 3 or 4 years ago where where like a guy was about to say hi to a girl in a restaurant or.

Gerald: [01:45:26] On the street? No, no, bro.

Alex Jones: [01:45:27] Yeah. No, bro, No, bro. You don't talk to a woman. You don't even look at him. That's rape. That's the leftist feminist thing. But meanwhile, I don't.

Steven: [01:45:33] Think he said that's.

Speaker6: [01:45:34] Rape, but.

Alex Jones: [01:45:34] Well, no, but I mean, you know, they act like it's like attacking a woman. And, you know, the feminists say all sex is rape and all that weird crap that extremist feminists say. My point is that's what's going on. Yes. The the the Gillette ad did not say that, but it was acting like, whoa, dude, whoa, dude, you don't talk to a woman.

Speaker6: [01:45:49] Don't hold the door for her. You don't do that. Let that slam right in your ugly pierced face.

Alex Jones: [01:45:53] If you are a convicted pedophile in Houston with children sitting on your thin panties with an erection dressed as a clown, it's okay. I mean, that's how sick the left is.

Speaker12: [01:46:03] You know what's funny is.

Steven: [01:46:04] That last statement that you made, I have zero two fact check. It is 100% correct.

Speaker6: [01:46:09] Everything about that is true. Let me just tell you.

Alex Jones: [01:46:11] I mean, you followed I followed it. We've got all these compilations and Bandai video. There are literally things that are TV stations that carry us. We're on some cable and TV stations. They call them and say, You can't show that. And I go, Well, it's being shown to five year olds and three year olds. Yeah, they had a drag queen event a few years ago in Austin. We sent a crew down to and this is open to the streets and other ones at a hotel with like three year olds putting money in G-strings, a big giant, fat men dressed like clowns. And in one case, the guy has glitter with like a erection and he's posing with little kids with a full erection with glitter on his penis. And I'm just like, this is pedophilia.

Steven: [01:46:45] Any dad who allows that to take place, that's child abuse.

Alex Jones: [01:46:48] So but but again, that's liberal and that's good. But don't ask a girl out at the park.

Steven: [01:46:52] Well, here's my issue with that is right. So this is happening right Drag queen story hour. Okay. Where you have people having children stuff dollar bills in their panties. Here's what remember.

Speaker6: [01:47:00] And the kids lay on.

Alex Jones: [01:47:01] The kids remember? Yeah.

Steven: [01:47:02] Remember when you were at church and they used to say, are you at school? They said, Stranger danger. This is what you might want to avoid. The church doesn't go. All right, first slide. You see that man licking his giant purple tits showing his vagina? Sorry. I mean, penis to children. Okay, kids, let's circle this. This is someone who wants to harm you, but in church, they have to go. There's darkness in the world.

Speaker6: [01:47:23] But I'm not going to say what. Meanwhile, these people are living it.

Steven: [01:47:26] You need to show them. Go through a PowerPoint presentation, which we do in a way which hopefully is palatable and funny and say, this is dangerous, this is harmful. By the way, they're coming for your kids. They are predators. Final chat and of course, infowars.com, where you will be in a well in a few minutes.

Speaker18: [01:47:42] Our final chat Shirocco asks for Steven. So I think we're all wondering when exactly is Gerald Morgan Jr getting tased? Whoa, whoa. And how with a cartridge gun or a colloquial stun gun.

Steven: [01:47:54] Oh, so you're like. That's like the caliber wars of tasers. I've been tased.

Gerald: [01:48:00] Yeah, but I'm not.

Steven: [01:48:02] When was I supposed to tase you? I don't.

Gerald: [01:48:03] Know. Let's not start that.

Steven: [01:48:04] We've talked about doing a stream at some point, the fear stream for Halloween where we get over our fears. So, like, one of them was.

Gerald: [01:48:10] I'm not afraid of being tased. I'm good.

Speaker6: [01:48:12] Liar. Well, we were.

Speaker12: [01:48:14] Going to have a spider.

Steven: [01:48:14] Handler come in. Here's where I'm at with tarantulas. But the thing is, like, there would have to be a lot of subscribers. A milestone for me to actually have like a I.

Alex Jones: [01:48:22] Don't like spiders either.

Gerald: [01:48:23] Yeah, well, no, we don't need a suit of spiders. That's too many. Just even one spider.

Steven: [01:48:26] Let's do one. Maybe we'll do that. Well, here's.

Alex Jones: [01:48:28] Why I won't do that. I've had friends and family get really sick and almost die. I had a friend actually die of a brown recluse bite. So we're on spiders. Why even play with spiders that aren't really venomous? It almost like tempts fate. Here's an example. I'm not. I'm not scared. I'm not scared of skydive. Because when I was dumb in high school, I jumped off like 300 foot railroad trestles and stuff and 300 foot. It's the same thing as, you know, 10,000ft. But I don't want to tempt I don't want to tempt fate.

Speaker12: [01:48:50] 300ft.

Steven: [01:48:51] Did you have a parachute?

Alex Jones: [01:48:52] No, I was jumping the water.

Speaker6: [01:48:54] Oh, jump three.

Speaker12: [01:48:55] Well, that's a little detail that you should have.

Steven: [01:48:57] Included because we don't want kids going out trying this.

Alex Jones: [01:48:59] The point is, is what I'm saying. Alex Jones did it, but I don't Exactly. But I don't tempt fate anymore. Right. And I'm just saying, when the world is so dangerous and so crazy, you know, that's why I just think tempting fate is not a good deal like Tasers. Most people don't get hurt by them. But some people have heart problems. I know, right? And it'll kill you.

Gerald: [01:49:14] My wife would never let me be tased.

Steven: [01:49:16] Well, I was tased.

Gerald: [01:49:18] In the medical profession. She's like, Nope.

Steven: [01:49:20] I also tried to kill myself as Jeffrey Epstein. What's your what's your worst fear? Alex?

Alex Jones: [01:49:24] Well, I actually got taken away.

Steven: [01:49:26] What's your worst fear.

Alex Jones: [01:49:27] As a fellow gay man?

Speaker6: [01:49:30] Yes. Well, recreation. That's not.

Steven: [01:49:32] That's a figure, right? That's figuratively. He was.

Speaker6: [01:49:34] My.

Alex Jones: [01:49:34] Husband. Robert Barge. No, no, no. My biggest fear is, is letting the globalists win humanity, not winning us falling into this whole mark of the beast system without a fight and being cut off from God. And, you know, the fact that I'm also in many ways weak and pathetic and not as strong as I should be. The spirit is strong, the flesh is weak. And so really it's it's succumbing to this whole giant evil takeover that's happening and turning our children over to it. That that that to me is my greatest fear is letting them win.

Steven: [01:50:05] That's incredibly profound. Mine It's funny, on that same note, mine is the Brazilian wandering spider. Yeah. Because it bites you and it causes priapism, which means a raging erection for four hours until you die. So it quite literally bites you and breaks your dick to death. But I also understand I didn't know that it's absolutely real. But everything else you said I also agree with it is infowars.com mug club free all month. You don't have to pay. You don't have to sign up. Tomorrow we'll be doing more of chat Thursday and we have the Friday show. But you have to go to loudmouth credit.com/mug club. I don't know if it'll be streaming right here on this channel on Rumble. You are the tip of the spear of the revolution. We've just hit an inflection point. Thank you so much. Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. I can't believe it's still today.

Alex Jones: [01:50:45] Thanks for having.

Speaker6: [01:50:46] Me. Whoa. Thank you.

[01:50:47] Alex. All right, but we got to go.