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00:00A very famous, very accurate FBI whistleblower.
00:04He first exposed the targeting of parents at school boards in Virginia and other places
00:11being targeted by the FBI under orders of the Democrat Party
00:16and Catholics, traditional Catholics, conservative Catholics being targeted
00:21as a main threat with absolutely no evidence of that.
00:24One of the most peaceful groups out there, obviously.
00:27Just preposterous.
00:28And then so much more, and he went to Congress and all the rest of it.
00:31Then he got targeted, but he went and did it, quote, the right way.
00:34He has amazing sources.
00:36Broke the info that was later confirmed elsewhere that they've made it a priority
00:39to go after the Epstein people and that they had that information they grabbed a month ago
00:43there out of the D.C. FBI headquarters.
00:46It was being suppressed, and the head of it was made to resign.
00:49And then now that's gone up to field offices.
00:51That's where you're supposed to send it so the real investigations can start.
00:54And, of course, the wheels of justice turn slowly.
00:56But I do want to start seeing some action on that.
01:00But we had him on.
01:01I've been turning it on for a week.
01:02I wanted to get his take, as I'm talking about it, on the FBI agent that, you know,
01:06kind of said, yeah, the laptop's real during the election in 2020.
01:11And then there was a gag order.
01:12Well, you're not allowed to tell the truth.
01:14And so that huge scandal just blip, you know, went away.
01:16And then now you've got whistleblower drops bombshell during Senate hearing, accuses Facebook meta of secretly aiding China
01:24and undermining U.S. national security.
01:26And we got video of that, but she was involved.
01:30She's not accusing them.
01:32Apple said six years ago, it was even in Reuters, that, oh, yeah, we're moving our main base to China
01:37and we're giving them the code keys to Apple devices.
01:41So if you've got that, all the encryption or the security doesn't matter.
01:44So, yeah, we've already known about this for a long time, but now it's coming out, which is a good sign.
01:50What will the responses be to that and more?
01:53And it's also coming out.
01:56Glenn Beck has been told by multiple Congress people that they're being monitored by and threatened by the CIA.
02:04Well, this has come out so many times over the 30 years I've been on air, but previous to that,
02:08the Frank Church Committee hearings in the 70s.
02:10That the CIA was spying on the House and Senate and leaking stuff to the media, including disinformation,
02:19and then blackmailing people, sending sex operatives.
02:22I mean, all this stuff goes on.
02:24Honey pots.
02:26And it just intensified.
02:27And I was talking.
02:30Man, I tell you, I had a dinner for over three hours with Tucker privately, and then we also had lunch.
02:35And Tucker's always told me a lot, man, that guy's got sources just like nobody else other than the president.
02:39And he plays it down.
02:42But what he does internationally is very important, obviously, going around the world, doing journalism and other things.
02:48But, as you could say, father like son.
02:52But I was bringing this up to him.
02:58It's ongoing.
02:59And he told me some interesting things, but those are off record.
03:02But everyone in Congress knows all about this.
03:06Okay?
03:06And basically, everyone who's good gets threatened constantly.
03:10They have to live like church mice not to have problems.
03:14And they still get problems.
03:16So, the CIA is just completely out of control.
03:19As bad as you think the FBI is, I have to say at the end of the day, the CIA is the world champion of this crap.
03:26And Truman, just a year after it was set up in 48, said, I should have never done this.
03:31My God, they're already out of control.
03:33And then they do whatever they want.
03:34I mean, you give them unlimited funding, basically, and almost no oversight.
03:37That is a Praetorian Guard takeover.
03:40So, it's really just an ongoing quagmire.
03:44There is a huge civil war inside the CIA.
03:47So, there's always been a lot of factions.
03:51But it's full on right now.
03:54And Trump is winning.
03:56Mainly because a lot of people realize that the earth is going to get blown up if this keeps happening.
03:59So, self-preservation has a way of doing that.
04:01But it's still extremely dangerous.
04:03Obviously, they were highly involved trying to kill Trump twice.
04:06The FBI and the Secret Service just stand down and then cover it up.
04:09But it's the CIA.
04:11And so, I wanted to get Kyle Seraphon on.
04:13He also has a popular podcast, kalseraphon.com.
04:17And Kyle Seraphon on X and everywhere else.
04:20The kalseraphinshow.podbean.com.
04:24Rumble.com.
04:25Kyle Seraphon.
04:26So, Kyle, I kind of threw out a lot there.
04:27Great to have you here with us.
04:29Also, later in the hour, I put out the news on Tucker coming up the fourth hour and putting all the documents out.
04:35If you thought those FBI ones, because you told us a lot we didn't understand there, thank you for that.
04:39It was just the codes on it.
04:40It was wild.
04:41The new stuff is just crazy.
04:42And it goes right into the current White House with this Boris Epstein, Trump's lawyer, and those deals with the law firms.
04:51And, oh, we'll do community service for what we did to you.
04:54We confessed we targeted you wrongly.
04:55And then it turns out the community service money is being used to literally attack me.
04:59And it looks like they're charging the money back to a tax on Trump.
05:02So, yeah, we'll pay a fine.
05:03We were already writing it off as community service.
05:06I mean, that's how they do it with the taxes.
05:07So, this is wild.
05:09And so, Trump, now I'm told, knows about this.
05:12And I'm not trying to pick a fight with Boris Epstein or whatever his name is.
05:15It's the Russian version of Epstein.
05:18Reportedly a very scary Russian guy, by the way, in person.
05:20I'm told.
05:20I'll leave it at that.
05:21But a lot of stuff going on.
05:23So, Kyle also has sent us some very important videos that we're going to be getting into as well here today.
05:30So, you can call for those.
05:31Cash Patel videos.
05:33Chairman Grassley videos.
05:33Joe Kent.
05:34Confirmation hearings.
05:36HRT.
05:37Hosted Rescue Team promotional video.
05:39Josh Hawley exposing the Chinese government was given access by Meta to Americans' data and so much more.
05:46And then you see all the Chinese hacking of your bank accounts and everything.
05:48It's just, I mean, it's beyond criminal.
05:51It's just absolutely insane.
05:54Kyle, thank you for joining us.
05:57Alex, I feel like I'm slowly turning myself into you.
06:00I watch the way you run after all the things in your brain, all the different threads that are out there.
06:03And you're like, how do people not know about this stuff?
06:05Half the things that I think are common knowledge to everybody, they're foreign to people.
06:09And so, I see people express incredulity at things that are rote knowledge to me.
06:16And I just go like, oh, God.
06:18Okay, we've got to go from the beginning.
06:19We've got to start with the primers.
06:20You want to do China first since that was brought up in a Facebook hearing?
06:23You've got the expert angles on this.
06:25You can guide us.
06:26You are our chronicler.
06:27All right.
06:28So, here's the thing.
06:29I'm by no means an expert on Chinese relations at all.
06:31I worked counterintelligence for about two years, which is basically enough to get my feet wet.
06:34And I've got a pretty capable cerebral application.
06:38Well, I say expert from your angle.
06:41Well, you know, expert compared to the average person.
06:43But here's the thing.
06:44It is common knowledge that the Chinese will have access to anything that you put on Chinese soil.
06:49If you mainland any sort of server farms, if you store data there, it is required under Chinese law for you to give access to the Chinese Communist Party.
06:56Yeah, Apple six years ago when Reuters confessed to that.
06:59There's no – yeah, this is not even like – this is open source.
07:02This is not confidential.
07:03This is common information, I would say.
07:05Okay, that's my experience with it.
07:07But that's not average to everybody else.
07:08And so when you have Josh Halley out there talking about it and you've got this whistleblower coming forward and she's talking about stuff from 2017, 2018 when she left Facebook, you know, of course they made that deal.
07:18That's what the deal was.
07:19The exchange has always been the same.
07:21This is the reason why people looked at Google and went like, what have you guys done?
07:24Remember the original motto for Google before they became Alphabet?
07:27It was do no evil, something to that effect.
07:30It was don't be evil.
07:31Don't be evil.
07:32And then they went like, yeah, but what about money?
07:34So we'll just go to China and we'll just help them exploit their own people and we'll do censorship on the internet and we'll filter out a bunch of stuff that's supposed to be available in search engines and we'll cancel out Tiananmen Square and we'll just do whatever they need.
07:46Yeah, when somebody's model is, you know, we're not evil, that usually you've got to go – I mean like imagine you meet somebody for the first time.
07:52By the way, I'm not evil.
07:54Right.
07:55Why are you telling me you're not evil?
07:56I mean I'm going to – the hair on the back of my neck is going to stand up high.
07:59I'm not evil.
08:00I'm good.
08:01It's the same thing, Alex, when someone goes to tell you the truth.
08:04I'm like, well, what were you telling me before this?
08:05Like am I just supposed to discount all the things you said before to tell me the truth?
08:09Because even though I know it's a verbal stall, it kind of tells me something about it.
08:12Are you in the habit of not telling me the truth?
08:14And as an agent, I would actually hone in on those kind of little verbal cues all the time.
08:17You have a conversation with someone and they go, to be honest with you.
08:20And I go, oh, I'd appreciate it if you were honest with me.
08:22Were you not being honest previously?
08:23That's a felony.
08:24And then people get kind of weird.
08:25Yeah, it is a thing people say, but don't be evil is a really interesting thing when you decide to start making deals with the Chinese Communist Party and you start saying a billion people in their market is worth us giving backdoor access, giving server access, giving private data.
08:40And of course, if you store anything, this has always been the problem with things like 23andMe, which was looking at bankruptcy.
08:45People were worried who's going to buy it.
08:47How about you should have been worried where they were storing it from the beginning because Chinese server farms are cheap on purpose.
08:53And when you have cheap server farms, what do you do?
08:56You give access to the Chinese Communist Party to everything you put there.
08:59Plus, when I was told this all started 20 something years ago and it came out back in the Pentagon, told people don't do this.
09:04CIA said don't do this.
09:05We knew then these companies were set up with with this public reason.
09:09But behind the door, oh, they give somebody the code.
09:12There's a data breach.
09:13And then then they get money paid another way.
09:15So, I mean, from what I know, it's way worse than even that.
09:19I mean, there's always the public face.
09:21Then there's the actual possibility.
09:23And then there's the way that people make money.
09:24Like, look at Amazon, for example.
09:26Everyone thinks that Amazon makes money because they're selling you products and they're getting cheap Chinese stuff to your door.
09:29But at the end of the day, Amazon makes its money from running server farms to the United States government.
09:33And they have enormous.
09:34That's when they became profitable.
09:36My friend Amy Nelson talks about this.
09:37Her husband was attacked for for trying to set up data centers.
09:40And then he went on and started his own real estate business.
09:42And what happens is Amazon brought a slide deck to go and brief the DOJ and said, we would like you to prosecute this case.
09:49And here is why we would like you to do it.
09:51And DOJ said, yeah, no problem.
09:53Because why?
09:54DOJ is already storing all of their stuff over on Amazon server.
09:57So when you start looking at the massive contracts, like in the tens of billions of dollars, you realize, like, you know, none of these companies are what they are.
10:04You're usually the product and they're trading it in some way.
10:06And, you know, people who are.
10:07And let's expand.
10:08It's not just Amazon or the DOJ to have competition arrested because they want a monopoly.
10:12Obviously, the ADL is now getting sued and, you know, caught and these Black Lives Matter groups and others where where they will just a corporation or a company, even low level, will go hire them to demonize somebody that's totally innocent just to wreck business deals for them.
10:27And so this is just proliferated everywhere.
10:30That is exactly what happened to Amy and Carl Nelson's.
10:33The story of that, if you ever want to get her on, I'd be happy to put you guys in touch.
10:36Amy's story and her husband's story are so crazy.
10:39Amazon realized that if they did not break the deal by getting somebody indicted with a felony and confessing to that felony, then they were going to lose a hundred million dollars.
10:47And so they decided to break a contract that they were making money on.
10:51It was like it was just a deal they wanted to break.
10:52They wanted to get out of it.
10:53And in order to do that, they briefed DOJ and had DOJ come after them.
10:56And it reminds me just before we jumped on the air, I was watching something.
11:00I clicked over to YouTube for a link someone sent me.
11:02And the first thing that popped up was Sandy Hook Promise, you know, and I'm thinking, well, who's funding this?
11:07Because they're every time I go to YouTube.
11:10And by the way, I'm the last person that's ever going to listen to Sandy Hook Promise.
11:13You're never going to get me to sign on for, you know, for for banning assault weapons, a.k.a.
11:17assault weapons, which they always talk about.
11:19It's for me, it's the craziest thing in the world.
11:21You watch these people that are basically trying to say, hey, can you sacrifice civil liberties?
11:24It'd be if Mothers Against Drunk Driving didn't come out against drunk driving.
11:28They just said, we need to ban cars or we need to ban all alcohol.
11:31We need to do a suffrage moment.
11:32So you see these groups and they seem after turf because, as you guys are probably going to show a little bit, and I've seen some of the documents, like the money is going back in.
11:39And if people didn't sit and watch that thing you did with Tucker last night that went public last night with Tucker, I said I don't watch Tucker Carlson stuff all the time.
11:46I watched all two hours of it.
11:47I watched it in, you know, 1.75, which makes you sound like a madman.
11:50And it made me wonder if you ever sleep.
11:52But at the same time, it's like you got to know this stuff if you understand, like, how wild and how far back this goes.
11:57And most people just don't have the original primer.
12:00So if you want to play that clip of this Facebook whistleblower so we can kind of show, they're presenting this like it's novel.
12:04And at the end of the day, her information is at least eight years old when it comes to what's been out publicly.
12:09And it's common knowledge.
12:10I've done defensive briefings on this going back to, like, 2017, 2018.
12:13So we were talking about it unclassified to people who were in business.
12:17And this is Sarah Wynn Williams, who detailed her experience when this was going on in her new memoir, Careless People.
12:26That's a nice way to put it.
12:28Here it is.
12:32So I want to just be clear about this.
12:34Here in this document, Facebook is talking about making Chinese user data available to the Chinese government because they're going to store that data in China.
12:42Is that correct?
12:43Correct.
12:44But when you store that data in China, Americans who exchange messages or other information with Chinese Facebook users, that would mean the Chinese government could get access to the American data as well.
12:55Is that correct?
12:56Through the pop servers, potentially, yes.
12:58And Facebook was willing to take that risk?
13:00Yes, there was a lot of discussion about this, and ultimately, yes.
13:05I mean, this is extraordinary.
13:08This is exactly contrary to what Facebook has represented for years.
13:12Here they're willing to build data centers, store data in China.
13:16They are willing explicitly to give the Chinese government access to it.
13:19And if that means that American user data is also compromised, they're willing to do that too.
13:24All for profits in China.
13:26There was virtually.
13:27All right, so there you go.
13:30Kyle, here's the thing.
13:32He just said that's extraordinary, and I'm going to just respectfully disagree with Senator Halley on that one.
13:37It's actually very ordinary, and it's so ordinary that that technique, that you compromise one group and you agree to it, and the potential for compromising another is just sort of part and parcel, and you accept it as part of the risk.
13:47That's very ordinary.
13:48It's ordinary in doing business with China, and it turns out that our federal government has access to this stuff too.
13:53I'd like people to go at some point in time and go read Executive Order 12333-12333.
14:00It's the establishing executive order that allows the NSA to do collection on domestic telco and any of the transmissions.
14:06This is how the NSA has the authority to do what they do.
14:09And at the end of the day, I'm not crazy about the government reading our emails or getting into our text messages or finding out who we're communicating with, but I'm less worried about the NSA doing it than some other entities because the NSA doesn't have a kinetic arm.
14:20They're analytical.
14:21Generally speaking, they have to go and hand it off to either a DOD asset, they have to hand it off to the CIA, which has paramilitary assets, or they have to hand it off to the FBI.
14:29There's a separation of powers.
14:30There's a separation of powers.
14:31It's not even – these are all executive agencies, Alex, so at the end of the day –
14:34No, no, I understand executive powers is judicial legislation, but I'm saying there's some compartmentalization.
14:39But with China, people don't know if they've got businesses here, even if it's a smaller business, they're targeting small, medium, large.
14:46They can then hand that off to their corporate operatives because the whole thing is an intelligence operation, and then they use that to basically go in even though you're not political.
14:54I mean there's just so many things they can do.
14:56And then identity theft and spoofing bank wires, stealing money, it's just insane.
15:02Well, all of those things, yeah.
15:03What you said, total integration of the public and the private and moving things into the space where one corporation is basically a flow through and hands off information directly to the MSS.
15:13Of course, like that's going on in China.
15:15The problem is our government looked at that and didn't say, ah, shoot, that's the enemy.
15:19We've got to resist that.
15:20What they looked at it and they said like, man, that's a really good business model for getting all the information we might want.
15:24Maybe we should do that too.
15:26Exactly.
15:26And so since 9-11, which you guys were talking about last night with the Tucker Carlson interview, since 9-11, we've seen a progressive move where we haven't been trying to like resist the Chinese by being more free, more open, and more transparent.
15:38What we said is we saw a small group of people that said, what if we drove our United States government to do the exact same thing?
15:42And that executive order, which was rewritten under Barack Obama in October of 2023.
15:45I'm sorry, not 23, October of 2016, just before Donald Trump took office, what it did is it allowed direct sharing of unredacted and unminimized FISA, what do we call raw FISA?
15:57It's just the intelligence.
15:58It's like me looking into your email box as an FBI agent, and they gave it to the FBI.
16:03Historically, if the FBI wanted to unmask, which you'll remember, go back a little ways.
16:06You've got to go back about eight years, but there were all these big discussions about unmasking American citizens and whether or not the incidental collection under FISA 702 would actually expose Americans to any kind of like compromise information and whether law enforcement would know about them.
16:19Yeah, that happened starting when Donald Trump got into office.
16:22So by the time I showed up in the FBI's Washington field office in late 2016, this was the move.
16:29I never knew any otherwise.
16:30I actually had to talk to people who knew it before, and they're like, this is new.
16:32We didn't used to have access to what's called DWS or data warehouse system.
16:36We didn't used to be able to query and type in Alex Jones and your email address and find out all the people you've interacted with that we're collecting on.
16:43Sure, so we're talking about basically live time access to everything, but so expanding on that, just to quantify this for people that kind of.
16:48Real time access to somebody's email address to the point where I would see when you get spam.
16:52And when I read it, it doesn't show up on your end, right?
16:55Like I have my own version, a copied version that I can flag, I can checkmark, I can hold on to, I can delete.
17:01And then that allows governments and private groups that have access to this, because a lot of contractors, to live time spoof you and frame you, but also go in, act like you, rewire bank money, all of it.
17:13I mean, this is, this is, and now what I've been told by high level sources, I'm going to break this soon in detail.
17:17I mean, I'm talking highest level, that the AI is already out of control, and that it's already lying, stealing energy, not telling people, and this is so huge, folks.
17:27I'm just now breaking this, and that it's already moving money around like a master Lex Luthor itself.
17:33I can't substantiate that, but I don't disagree with you because I don't, like the things they can do because of what they, what I saw years ago is that they have the ability to look into these things.
17:43What you do with that data, that was always my question.
17:45Now, that was actually my first whistleblower disclosure.
17:47I went to my bosses and I said, listen, I don't know what the hell we do here.
17:51I don't understand the mission.
17:52I don't understand what I'm supposed to do.
17:53My job code is 1811 criminal investigator.
17:56I'm not investigating crimes.
17:57What am I doing?
17:58Like, why am I getting this information, and what am I going to do with it?
18:01And they said, well, listen, Kyle, yeah, you don't understand.
18:03I said, help me.
18:04And they said, when you are getting information, then we know more things.
18:08And I said, well, no, that's just what happens when you get more information.
18:11That's not what we're going to do with it.
18:12What's the mission?
18:13What's the end goal?
18:14Where are we going?
18:14What's the action plan?
18:15And they go, we just use it to get more stuff, to know more things.
18:18And really, they're just training you to do mass trolling and seeing, and then basically getting political and corporate knowledge.
18:25They're just collecting information the same way the Chinese do it.
18:27They hoover up everything like a vacuum for the possibility that it's valuable later.
18:33And you know what?
18:33J. Edgar Hoover did the same thing.
18:34You keep files on people so you know what their tendencies are and what they're up to and who they know and who their contacts are so that if you have to go and lean into it, you've already got sort of a ready-made blueprint.
18:43It's a map of who that person is, and then you can go find out what it is.
18:46And the worst examples of these things are like the super long-term counterterrorism investigations that never yield any terrorism.
18:52And what they end up yielding is like something out of your private life.
18:55And I don't want them doing bad things.
18:57This is the same thing you explained in my level three designation by the Obama administration that was ongoing until we got the documents.
19:02Yeah, watch until you do something.
19:03Watch until Alex Jones screws up.
19:05Watch until Alex Jones meets someone that he shouldn't have.
19:08And then maybe we poke him a little bit and we send somebody in there because this is the other game.
19:12If you want to go back, you don't have to trust people on the political right.
19:14And I think you and I are probably more aligned that we're right but maybe not Republicans because I'm not a Republican.
19:19I mean, I'm just a common-sense populist classic Americana.
19:22Love it.
19:22Okay.
19:23So you look at that, and you can go to people who are on the political left, that are center-left or reasonable left, and they're not associated with a political ideology.
19:29And they'll tell you.
19:30Like, this has been going on for more than a decade.
19:32It goes back at least to, like, 05.
19:34This is early G-WAT.
19:35This is early, you know, Patriot Act time.
19:38And what you had was guys like Trevor Aronson, who I constantly hawk because he was considered required reading for my surveillance team.
19:44And he said this has been going on because the FBI is trying to set up black and brown people.
19:48And that's a lefty look at something that is going on.
19:50It's not black and brown people.
19:51The FBI is going to set up people for convenience.
19:54And it turns out black and brown people may be convenient in the early 2000s.
19:58You can go after Muslim people.
19:59Well, that was it.
19:59I mean, they knew.
20:00They said the training wheels are the Muslims.
20:02And then once America accepts this, it's for everybody.
20:05The general public was always the target.
20:07And you can look at this in the same way.
20:09It's like, what's the next step?
20:10How about radical traditionalist Catholics?
20:12There's a guy named Cat Williams.
20:14Do you know the comedian Cat Williams?
20:15He's kind of hysterical.
20:16He says the government is gangsters, right?
20:18They're pimps.
20:18And the thing they do is they use words that you cannot readily identify.
20:21So they were talking about people that were being killed in Iraq as being insurgents.
20:25I played this clip on my podcast a few times because it's hilarious.
20:27And he's so spot on.
20:28The language they use is specific.
20:30Alex, how many radical traditionalist Catholics do you know?
20:33And how many white supremacists do you want to hang out with?
20:35If you go down your index, you're like radical traditionalist Catholics.
20:37I don't even know any of those people.
20:39I don't know a single radical traditionalist Catholic.
20:41Then you find out that they define that as someone who likes Latin mass.
20:43And you're like, oh, man, I might actually know those people.
20:45But they're kind of a fringe group even of Catholicisms.
20:48I'm a lifelong Catholic.
20:49I know like a handful of people that make it to Latin mass every Sunday.
20:52OK, so of that small number of people that do that.
20:54You said, and I know traditionalist Catholics, I mean, the hardcore, they're the best people I know.
20:58I'm just, I'm not even Catholic.
20:59And there's not a ton of them, though.
21:00They're a small fringe group.
21:01So you go, those people are the problem.
21:02And then you go, OK, if those people are the problem, we can probably broaden that out to all Catholics.
21:06And then you can broaden it out to all denominations.
21:08No, that's how it works.
21:09And now all conservatives are Nazis.
21:11So all conservatives deserve to be hit up with the mic lock.
21:14That's exactly it.
21:15It's you just simply have to go out there and show that we're going to we're going to use it.
21:18I call it a pry bar at the time.
21:20This is like you said they told you they were talking about investigating a guy in New Mexico or whatever online, walking people into the deals he wants.
21:28It's absolutely working.
21:28We have all the cards.
21:29If we just don't get spooked and aren't wimps and don't become panicans, the Americans, it's going to be huge.
21:35And we're going to have ever doubt great economist analyst popping in to talk about that.
21:41But I mean, there's some rocky roads ahead.
21:43We'll tell you where the stock market said, obviously, all of that coming up.
21:48And then before I go to this hour long and the fourth hour report we put together that you'll think is a deep dive.
21:57And it is.
21:58But it's even worse than that.
22:00And we are already have sued Paul Weiss, the big Democrat law firm, is quarterbacking all this.
22:05But we've got was already to be filed, but more information came out.
22:08What we're adding to it, violation of process, conspiracy against rights, just racketeering.
22:18And I mean, it's it's it's it's cut and dry.
22:21And the fact that they lied to the president and I don't know if his lawyer was deceived, Boris Epstein, but he's the one making these deals.
22:30And I can tell you from people in the White House, high level, they when they found out about this, they were like, what?
22:35And it's on record that of the 40 million unofficial fine they said they'd pay in pro bono that they said 20 million that they filed the paperwork last week is for me.
22:46So isn't that nice?
22:47So Trump, yeah, Trump, that's that's them.
22:49Them stopping their attacks on you and your supporters is the which they were already billing it as pro bono for these people that have raised hundreds of millions of dollars off my name.
23:00Seventy something million from Remington on and on and on.
23:02Never did any of the stuff they said.
23:04It's just it's it's incredible.
23:05And look, I don't seem like I'm a victim.
23:06I'm surprised they haven't killed me.
23:08They're trying to indict me a bunch.
23:09So I'm blessed every day.
23:10I'm above ground.
23:10I chose this path.
23:11I want to be a warrior for freedom.
23:14And I want to live up to my ancestors, you know, success.
23:17And I think I'm getting there.
23:19And so that's where I'm at.
23:21But this is really bad.
23:22And as populist, as common censers, as Christians, we cannot.
23:29Just, you know, sit here and be attacked and then not talk about it.
23:32We're not like the left that just lives in being victims and makes up all this crap and then and then just bitches all day.
23:39No, no, no.
23:39What's been done to me?
23:41They admitted on MSNBC and CNN.
23:43Oh, what we've done to Jones, we're going to use as a model against Tucker Carlson.
23:45That's like three years ago.
23:46So I have been the chew toy.
23:48I have been the beta test.
23:49I have been chewed on from end to end.
23:52And it's actually made me stronger and taught me a lot.
23:54And God blessed me with all this.
23:55And I don't say that to be like, oh, he sounds so good.
23:57I mean, I can see as I get older, I see God's master plan.
24:00I I wasn't put it under all this.
24:02It wouldn't let me know what I know.
24:04And then all the stuff they do is really rough for a while.
24:07But then it always hurts them worse.
24:10So this is what it's all about.
24:12But I'm going to stop ranting there.
24:13Just please support us, though, because I've got a small team of great lawyers that have been fighting Goliath.
24:19It takes a lot of money to fight them.
24:21And we're going through this one way or another.
24:23They're trying to shut us down right now.
24:24But we keep fighting.
24:24We keep winning.
24:26But I'm filing major lawsuits probably Monday because they're adding a bunch of stuff to it.
24:32And it just gets more and more keeps coming out.
24:34And we're getting the packages together.
24:36I know that people in the Justice Department are looking at this and then saying, well, you're the experts.
24:41Give us the ball.
24:41And I'm like, hold off.
24:43Hold off.
24:43We're going to give you the ball.
24:44My lawyers are going to, you know, obviously, you know, we're ready to go brief them in D.C.
24:48And we're not playing around.
24:49And so we want to use civil to get the criminal.
24:52And that needs to happen.
24:53So that's something I can also ask Kyle his view on.
24:56But just he's nailing it here with what he's saying about this giant spy grid.
25:02And then, oh, the Chinese have a unified spy grid.
25:04So we need one of those, too.
25:06And that's how we're becoming this out-of-control system.
25:09And only the best AI must have access to everything.
25:12And now we've just, you know, put Skynet and control everything.
25:15I mean, you can see where this is going.
25:16And then the new news I got from super high-level sources that met directly.
25:20You know, I said, can I talk about this?
25:25And they said, well, spend a few days and figure out how to reverse engineer it, basically parallel construct it, to use an FBI term.
25:32But I've been authorized to tell you this.
25:34I was given unbelievable amounts of information when I was out in Florida, not just with Tucker, but some other people there at that island he lives on.
25:42You know, it's an island, all right.
25:46So all this stuff is going on.
25:48And there's a civil war inside the government I think you all know about.
25:51But it's wild.
25:53So, Kyle, I'm ranting.
25:53Please continue.
25:55All right.
25:55So here's – I'm going to give people an analogy.
25:58I talk about being a cat and chasing a laser pointer on the ground and that the thing that's moving it is a hand and you're never going to get there if you focus on that dot on the ground.
26:05I'll give another analogy that I think of.
26:07I teach people how to shoot pistols.
26:08Actually, if I had a passion, it's actually shooting.
26:11It's more interesting to me than law enforcement and a lot of other things.
26:13I like shooting.
26:14I like the way it works and some of the simplicity of taking something kinetic and that skill and looking at it in a broader context.
26:20When you learn how to shoot a pistol with a red dot, one of the biggest troubles that new shooters have and people that have been spending a lot of time that are supposed to focus on the front side, if you're a shooter, you know what I'm talking about.
26:30You get what we call sucked into the dot.
26:32Scott Jelinski talks about this kind of thing as a tactic.
26:33You get sucked into that little red dot on top of your pistol and you start following every little movement.
26:38And every little shake and move is a problem for you.
26:40And that's what we see our media doing.
26:42That's what we see our government wanting people to do is focus in and get really, really, really specific.
26:48They want to start the big picture.
26:49Alex Jones, it's a zoom in instead when you should be zooming out.
26:53You can see broader.
26:54Think about any graph you ever see.
26:55If you get close enough to the graph, it looks flat.
26:57If you get far enough out, it looks like a crazy drop.
26:59If you zoom all the way back, you see that the trend is that it's actually climbing.
27:02So your perspective matters all the time.
27:05Well, here's an example.
27:05I'm not professionally trained, but with my Staccata 9mm, I can sit there and I've done it on video, 100 yards away, four or five inch metal target, one hand.
27:15And I just open, a lot of times double eye, but I'll just open up my eyes and just put the dot, which is totally relaxed, on the target.
27:24I can go bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.
27:26If you stared at that dot, yeah, if there was anything, if you stared at that dot, though, you would see it moving all over the place and it would make you doubt your ability to do so.
27:33So the more you get sucked in, the less you can have confidence in what you're seeing.
27:36And so by zooming out, you look and you say, OK, they're going after Alex Jones.
27:39Well, it's just Alex Jones.
27:40That's what I've heard people say.
27:41You know, well, then where does that lead to?
27:43It's the same thing as they're just going after Muslims.
27:45They're just going to go ahead and put some people in there.
27:46They're going to try to frame up some Muslims, which, by the way, go look up Operation Flex.
27:51People should go check that out.
27:52Just read it on their own.
27:52This is the Supreme Court decision was actually decided in 2022, I think, where they said, you know, that state secrets actually trump personal liberties.
28:00That is the wrong answer in America.
28:02That is not acceptable.
28:03We can't live in an America, you know, that has freedom if we think that the government has a right to things.
28:08The entirety of the Bill of Rights is a leash on government power.
28:11It doesn't authorize the government to do anything.
28:13What it says is there are preexisting rights that you may not tread upon.
28:17And so your oath of office, and I believe this very firmly, when you actually work for the federal government, should be 100 percent focused on not whether or not the government is structured properly, which is what I heard Steve Jensen say, who's now the assistant director in charge of the Washington Field Office.
28:31There's a little controversy about him being brought up.
28:33He was just promoted.
28:34So we still have a bunch of people inside the ranks.
28:36And isn't he a J6 attack dog?
28:39He was the, we call him a J6 warlord over in my little, you know, group chat.
28:44The guy, he was the guy that ran what's called DTOS.
28:47DTOS is the domestic terror operation section.
28:49He was the section chief.
28:50He was the top guy.
28:51And in congressional testimony, he went forward and said, I was the one who created and scaled the tactics that we used to go after January Sixers.
28:59He is now in charge of the FBI's Washington Field Office, and there is no justification for it.
29:03In fact, if you go look at his, I sent it over to your producer, if you look at his actual testimony, he said, we did the right thing for the right reasons in the right way.
29:11That is a direct quote from Chris Wray.
29:14Chris Wray said that over and over.
29:16Every single time he went and talked to the Senate or he talked to the House, any hearing, you will hear Chris Wray use those exact words because it's a platitude.
29:23It says we're doing it for the right reasons.
29:25He also says he wants to protect the institutions of the United States government that are put in place for the U.S. citizens.
29:30No, you protect the U.S. citizens, and if the institutions have to be sacrificed, no big deal because the institutions are not the thing.
29:37So why is he in there?
29:38There's no inherent value.
29:39I mean, I have a theory.
29:41I have a theory, and it's not a good one.
29:43It's a bad theory for us because what I think is happening is that Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, by extension, are being advised by people who are in what we call the New York Mafia.
29:52The FBI has a couple of different spheres of influence.
29:54There are people that were in the hostage rescue team.
29:56They're the tactical team.
29:57Those guys, they do certain things.
29:59You've got guys in the New York field office.
30:01They basically operate autonomously.
30:02They almost don't have to worry about FBI headquarters because they're almost like a second headquarters.
30:06And so when you know people in the New York field office, everybody who's worked in New York knows somebody from New York, meets people.
30:11They can tell each other how they cross paths, where they know each other.
30:14And I feel like – I can't confirm it, but it's like anecdotal with some sourcing that Cash is basically being advised because he was out of the New York field office with the United States Attorney's Office.
30:24And he basically is like, oh, yeah, yeah, I know people who know you.
30:26They vouch for you.
30:27The problem is those people have been in the FBI for the last 15 years, and they've been yes-men who have been on board with a constitutional violation.
30:33So you've got all of the worst ideas that are basically co-signing on Paula Bate and co-signing on what Chris Wray was doing for years.
30:40And you're just going to see more continuation if you put those people in the lower levels.
30:43No, I totally agree, but real quick, let me throw a curveball at you.
30:47I think they're being rolled by that.
30:48Sorry, finish your point.
30:49I'm going to throw a curveball at you.
30:50I think they're being rolled by that, but not intentionally.
30:51I don't think it's a deliberate decision.
30:53I think that when you're advised by people that you're like, well, I like you, and you like him, so by extension, I like him.
30:58Well, sure.
30:58I mean, Cash is going to promote out of people he knows.
31:01Correct.
31:01That's exactly it.
31:02The problem is they come from a place of a lack of institutional knowledge.
31:06If you brought in somebody that was a retired FBI guy, which is what I recommended, not me, by the way.
31:09I'm not retired, and I don't want to do it.
31:11But if you brought in somebody that had institutional knowledge, and you said, hey, where was that guy at previously?
31:15They'd go, well, he was at DTOS.
31:16And you go, oh, when?
31:17When was he at DTOS?
31:18And you said, well, he was there from April of 2020 until October of 2021.
31:22And you go, didn't they start doing the domestic terrorism thing on parents during that time?
31:26And you'd say, yeah.
31:27Didn't they start the J6 investigations then?
31:29You'd say, yeah.
31:30Doesn't DTOS run all of that?
31:32But if you don't know what DTOS is, and I'm guessing you probably don't off the top of your head.
31:36I mean, I knew that it was, I would just call it the special unit that was involved doing a lot of the commasar political work for the Democrats in deep state.
31:44I mean, it is.
31:45But if you don't know that, you don't know that.
31:46You know what I mean?
31:47You just don't know what you don't know if you walk into something.
31:49And wasn't that group involved also in the special unit that tried to do the fake Whitmer kidnapping and all that?
31:54For sure.
31:54Yeah, all of those things were set up under the same sort of guys.
31:57DTOS, what they did, and this is the laser dot, this is the red dot kind of thing.
32:01Again, focus on Muslims.
32:03You're not a Muslim, so why do you care?
32:04Then you zoom out and suddenly you realize, wait, they're going after radical Christians?
32:08Is that all of us?
32:09Because the way they described radical Christians, Alex, was, and this is why this was so bombshell for people.
32:13They described radical traditionalist Catholics as being a problem because of their stance on abortion, which is a universal Christian thing, their stance on the border, which is not just Christian, but it's also a conservative position more broadly, and their stance on the LGBTQ indoctrination and gender theory that was going on in schools.
32:29So if you're basically a right-of-center anybody, you also fit the same parameters for recruitment by white supremacy per the intel document that was reached by this FBI unit.
32:38And people don't understand that when they see that June document put out by Biden saying the main threat is domestic extremists, quote, white supremacists, and they define that as anybody, absolutely.
32:47But let's take Trump to the woodshed a little bit here, and I know he loves to throw things out in trouble, but he's been saying in multiple press conferences last week, I need to look at it and see if it's legal, but I want to ship U.S. citizens to El Salvador, too, if they're bonking old women on the head.
33:02Well, we can put them in prison here.
33:04This thing about sending people to Devil's Island and stuff, that is very police-statish, and I don't know where Trump's getting that.
33:13I don't either because there's no way that if you're a constitutional conservative who looks at principles of civil liberties and thinks that the government's job is to protect your right to live without force and fraud, there's no way you can get behind that.
33:25I took it the same way as I took the way that they were talking about people getting involved in a third term with Donald Trump.
33:31I feel like he's trolling.
33:32I hope he is.
33:33I don't know the man, so I can't speak that strongly.
33:35The other piece is there is a small and narrow window, and this is where this is like that nuance where I go, oh, man, there are people that have become United States citizens by fraud, Alex.
33:45They've come here under false pretense.
33:46They have become U.S. citizens.
33:48You mean like Ilhan Omar?
33:50Even more nefarious than that.
33:52That was kind of out in the open.
33:53I feel like she was just trying to get here, and she wanted to get family.
33:55That's one thing.
33:56What if you come here, and you're being planted by the Chinese Communist Party because you start off as a citizen, and you go to our universities?
34:02Oh, we know they do that.
34:03They get married by somebody.
34:04I know they do that because I used to investigate them, and the problem is those people end up finding themselves in very senior research positions.
34:10They're on faculty with very sensitive sort of research projects that are done with our public funds, whether it be National Science Foundation.
34:17Agents in place.
34:19I used to have to go and look for these people.
34:21The problem with those people is what they eventually do is they have a sympathy for communist China.
34:25They have a sympathy for their previous home country, and so if they came here under false pretenses, and you can undermine their visa process,
34:31and then their legal permanent residence status, maybe there actually is a way that you get to revoke U.S. citizenship from those types of people.
34:37I don't know how it works.
34:38Well, obviously, for spies, for spies, sure.
34:41You would think, right?
34:42We're talking about people that are not going to be convicted of estuionage, though.
34:44They're doing things that are expressly legal, but their initial reason for being here was fraudulent.
34:48So if that's what they're talking about, and I don't have any information specifically they are, that actually is an existing problem, and there is no U.S. law that solves it.
34:55Sure, so we're almost out of time here, Kyle.
34:57We've got to be back for hours here.
34:59You sent me some other clips.
35:01We've got Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg did business with Communist Party.
35:04I mean, that's already known.
35:05We can – Patel vid one, Patel vid two, Chairman Grassley, Joe Kent.
35:09What are these clips?
35:11So you've got two things.
35:13One, the Joe Kent, you could show that.
35:15That's one of the whistleblowers activities I started talking about in 2021.
35:18So if you want to just show it, he's talking about Afghans that got brought here.
35:20We're talking about people that got brought into the United States that don't have a reason to be here, and they're starting to talk about it.
35:24But it's four years late, so it kind of concerns me.
35:26Feel free to run that clip.
35:27I think it's a good one.
35:28Yeah, here it is.
35:28Go ahead and play clip seven.
35:32And this concerns January 6th.
35:34Do you believe that the violence on January 6th was intentionally organized or directed?
35:42Still under investigation.
35:44We're looking into whether elements of the government could have enhanced the criminal acuity of some of the rioters that day.
35:50So you've said on Twitter that the FBI and the intelligence community were involved in planning and directing the riot.
36:01Is that correct?
36:02Sounds like something I said, yeah.
36:04And what evidence do you have for that claim?
36:07So we've already identified that there were multiple confidential human informants ran by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies that were present in the crowd that day, directing, removing barriers, those types of things.
36:22This has been investigated widely.
36:24We're continuing to look into it.
36:25The intelligence, I would say the FBI and other elements of the law enforcement apparatus attempted to suppress the fact that there was undercover confidential human informants.
36:34We've also had intelligence leading up to January 6th that there was going to be violence that day.
36:42So that speaks to some degree of intelligence infiltration into some of these groups.
36:47Who within the FBI?
36:48We're looking into that right now.
36:51Which departments of the FBI?
36:53Probably the Washington field office.
36:55So you believe the Washington field office was involved in the planning of the violence in the building next door on January 6th?
37:06It's being looked into.
37:08I mean, look, we had.
37:09And who is looking?
37:10Who is looking into it?
37:11We are in the intelligence community.
37:13We're looking into it right now.
37:15And do you believe that the IC conducts actions of this nature against Americans?
37:19Does the IC, well, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies entrapping individuals, if you look at who was running the Washington field office during January 6th with Stephen DeAntuano, he was also running the field office in Michigan where many of the defendants were let go after they were accused of attempting to kidnap the governor because the vast majority of them were undercover FBI confidential informants.
37:44So, unfortunately, this behavior does happen by members of law enforcement and the intelligence community, and it's incumbent upon us to make sure that we are transparent with the American people.
37:53Mr. Kent, would you be willing to share this evidence of this investigation with this committee?
37:58I look forward to it, Senator.
37:59Well, I had not seen this.
38:01I guess this just happened today.
38:02And, of course, we've gone deep into this with Dr. Beatty and others that the same unit doing that whole attempted false flag that kind of fizzled just like January 6th fizzled.
38:13It was meant to be a lot worse.
38:15You know, we're in there, of course, and the FBI director and others lied about that.
38:18It's now it's now come out.
38:21Here's what's going to happen, though, I think, Alex, because he earlier on, there were two clips we said, and that's actually probably a better one to stay with what we're talking about.
38:26The Afghan situation, there are a bunch of Afghan potential terrorists that are answering to the Taliban that are running around the United States.
38:31That's not a good thing.
38:32I brought that up in 2021 to my congressperson.
38:34But what he's talking about right there, again, you don't know what you don't know.
38:37The Washington field office actually didn't quarterback anything that had to do with January 6th as far as I can tell.
38:42And the reason is because I saw the email that went out nationwide looking for it was what we call a canvas looking for anybody who had confidential human sources that were willing to travel or plan to travel to be part of January 6th.
38:53So what I think they're going to end up finding is not that it was WFO, my old office, but they're going to find that it was actually DTOS, the place where not Steve D'Antoano was running, but actually the guy who's currently in charge of the Washington field office, Stephen Jensen.
39:05I think Stephen Jensen's program was the one that incentivized this.
39:08And the way it works is really simple.
39:09And it's going to go back to what I said earlier about the terror factory and Trevor Aronson.
39:13The playbook has been out for a very long time, probably close to 20 years now.
39:16It's probably been like much longer, but the new iteration is this.
39:19We find somebody online that says something stupid and they want to go do something stupid.
39:23You go ahead and you infiltrate them with what's called an online undercover employee or an OCE.
39:29That person will try to radicalize and get the person that's online to meet somebody in person.
39:33And that's going to be a confidential human source or it's going to be an undercover agent.
39:37And that person is going to say, I'm willing to help you do the dumb thing you want to do.
39:40I'm willing to help all the plans, including the most violent ones, especially if it happens to be a felony and a violation of federal law.
39:46And I'm going to help you do it for the exact amount of money that you have in your bank account, which, of course, they already know because they can look into it.
39:51And once that happens, once you commit to that terrorist act, once you commit to that act of violence and support of terrorism, that's when they flashbang you and they take you down.
39:58They did that in the Whitmer case. They set these guys up, even though it is not legally considered to be entrapment.
40:04Although the state and that old him, we're almost out of time.
40:06But you must have accidentally sent this club because that was the one Joe Kent clip we had.
40:11But I'm glad that this was a pleasant mistake here.
40:13It's a perfect clip because it says exactly what we're talking about.
40:16They set up these dominoes and knock it down.
40:18But again, the key is knowing institutionally who you're talking about.
40:21And I look forward like if Joe Kent ever wants to know, hey, man, let me give you the orchard.
40:24If you don't know who Joe Kent is, tell people because this is I mean, I barely this is fascinating.
40:28Okay.