#1098: November 16, 2025

Summary

Knowledge Fight Episode #1098 (December 1, 2025):

"November 16, 2025"

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Episode Overview

Dan and Jordan return for another episode of Knowledge Fight, dissecting the November 16, 2025 Alex Jones Show. The main thrust of the episode focuses on Alex Jones’s increasingly unhinged rationalizations for his continued support of Donald Trump, the way right-wing media spaces are being overtaken by more extreme figures, and Alex’s foray into anti-Semitic and race essentialist historical analogies. The hosts also address how meme-based social media content is polluting conspiratorial discourse, using Alex’s adoption of "Rome versus Israel" rhetoric as a key example. Throughout, Dan and Jordan retain their signature blend of exasperation, humor, and sharp critique.

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Bright Spots & Cheese Advent Calendar (00:09–07:28)

• Jordan’s Bright Spot: His wife’s love for shoveling snow in Chicago (“She is Michael Jordan's flu game every time she goes out and shovels snow...She's in the zone.” —Jordan, 01:40).
• Neo/Dan’s Bright Spot: Kicking off the annual “cheese advent calendar,” provided by a listener. Day one: truffle cheddar, which underwhelms.
  • Memorable Moment: Jordan, transfixed by Dan eating cheese — “I was just staring at you take bites of that cheese and it roll around in your mouth and I was absorbed in the motion.” (04:39–04:56)
  • Several cheese puns and good-natured ribbing about advent calendars' profit margins and variety.

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Audience Thanks & Sunday Episode Framing (07:28–08:55)

• The hosts thank new “wonks” and “technocrats”—their community of supporters.
• Jordan frames Sunday Alex Jones shows as “soft launches” for new ideas, noting Alex is testing narratives outside regular weekly continuity.

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Main Content Breakdown

Alex Jones’s Trump Rationalizations & Right-Wing Media Dynamics (09:18–17:51)

• Alex appears in camouflage to symbolize the “peak” of various wars (cultural, spiritual, informational, military).
• He claims he could be “number one all the time” if he just “bitches” and tears Trump down, but he refuses for the sake of integrity.
  • Quote: “If I wanted ratings... I know what people want... but I refuse to give it to you. The edge lording, the doing nothing but bitching.” —Alex (09:18–10:30)
• Analysis by Neo: Alex’s narrative is a defense mechanism. He claims “the critics are chasing clout,” and his refusal to abandon Trump proves integrity, not delusion, even as Trump’s actions (e.g., attacking Marjorie Taylor Greene over the Epstein Accountability Act) become indefensible.
  • “Alex is just refusing to accept what's happening in the media space that's surrounding him. And it's leading to a rise in the edge lording avant garde Nazis that he hangs out with, gaining a much bigger piece of the pie than they should have.” (10:30–11:19)
  • Alex’s cognitive dissonance is highlighted throughout, with Neo and Jordan noting his self-defeating insistence on Trump loyalty, even at the expense of his audience.
• Audience Fragmentation: The hosts discuss how Alex’s inability to pivot away from Trump is helping his competitors (e.g., newer, edgier far-right voices) siphon off listeners and influence.

Notable Quotes

• Jordan: “The only way that it makes sense is if three years from now, all of those people are like, ah, we're going to vote a new president in office, and Trump is like, no, you're not. Then Alex's prime spot, that's where you want to be.” (13:37)
• Neo: “I think you kill Alex. I don't think... you bring him in as your head of propaganda or something. He is a wily loose cannon who, like, reveals his sources on the air while saying ‘I don't reveal sources.’” (13:59–14:20)
• Analysis: Alex’s position is likened to a hostage rationalizing their captor, trapped by sunk political costs and inability to admit error.

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Trump, Loyalty, and Gaslighting the Audience (15:14–26:54)

• Alex airs his gripes about the MAGA civil war (Trump vs. MTG, Trump’s anti-Epstein-accountability rhetoric), but always frames it as “lesser evil” logic and falls back in line: “At the end of the day, you gotta fall in line.” (16:13–17:27)
• Breakdown: Dan and Jordan note Alex’s performative dissent — he’ll critique Trump, but not so much it threatens Trump’s hold on power. Any real dissent is labeled “helping the Dems.”
  • “One of the interesting dynamics here is how this attitude is useful in the moment and helps Alex feel better, but it is a big net negative.” (12:46)
• Loyalty to Trump is painted as a kind of curse or shackle, in which Alex justifies anything because “the other side is worse.”
  • Quote: “He's a grumpy old man. But he's our old man.” —Alex (25:07–25:09)
  • Jordan: “This does not seem affirmatively good... It's just, yeah, he sucks, but I mean, the other side sucks more.” (25:21–25:25)

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The “Rome vs. Israel” Meme & Lazy, Viral Anti-Semitism (26:54–38:02)

• Alex seizes on a viral right-wing video arguing "America is the new Rome" and so Israel seeks payback for ancient grievances against Rome (now, the US).
  • Quote: “Netanyahu...says, America’s the new Rome. He tells you America is his brand of Judaism’s evil. Why? Because it’s the most powerful. It’s Rome.” —Alex (28:13–28:42)
• Dan & Jordan’s Take: This narrative is a rehash of old anti-Semitic tropes (Jews as perpetual outsiders, plotting revenge on “the West”), dressed up in TikTok memes and superficial history.
  • Neo: “Alex doesn’t seem to understand or care how this new, exciting position he’s adopting is basically Nazi shit. Instead, he’s acting like it’s some kind of enlightened place...” (30:12)
• The source of the meme is a former Utah cop (Eric Mutsos) whose content is described as “low-effort, anti-Semitic slop” — the very type of person Alex derided earlier.
• The hosts note the dangerous celluloid echo chamber of right-wing meme content, demonstrating how Jones takes these regurgitated talking points at face value.

Notable Quotes

• Jordan (satirical): “Why can't we just say the Jews hate the whites anymore?” (27:49)
• Neo: “Eric does not give a shit about this stuff. It’s just really marketable right now.” (35:18)

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Race Essentialism, "Old Beefs" & Dune (38:02–56:44)

• Alex’s monologue descends into “race war” logic — all of global history is portrayed as inter-ethnic/religious payback, “old beefs” spanning millennia.
  • Quote: “It’d be like the Crips and the Bloods... Then you're a black kid growing up in the year 2090...and somebody comes and shoots you because you're black and maybe your granddaddy was in the Bloods. I mean, it's that crazy.” —Alex (41:29)
• He explicitly links this worldview with archetypes from science fiction (especially Dune), arguing that it’s all about "blood, genetics, and eugenics."
  • “This is what it's all about. This is what genetics is about. It's what eugenics is about. It's what Plato wrote about. This is everything. This is the real world, folks.” —Alex (47:27)
• The hosts reflect that Alex is now not just dabbling in but openly embracing "race essentialist" and "ethnic purity" concepts, drawing direct parallels to Klan rhetoric.
  • Neo: “I don't understand if he knows what he's saying, but he really feels like he's arguing for ethnic purity. The maintenance of clean blood.” (48:01)
  • Jordan: “He is the old beef, while at the same time he's telling you how stupid old beefs are.” (44:48)
• Satirical font: Jordan invents a fantasy of animating historical grudge logic into an absurd Simpsons/Avatar crossover, mocking Alex’s trivialization of complex history (43:13).
• Analogy with Dune is picked apart; Alex’s surface-level take is exposed (no Dr. Yueh, Duncan Idaho, etc.), suggesting he lacks real understanding, which the hosts extend as a metaphor for his engagement with history itself.

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Alex’s Stagnation, the "Painting Show", and Podcast Meta-Commentary (56:44–66:56)

• Alex, self-aware and defensive: “I had to research it all and, you know, have it there in case we need to cover it...My biggest frustration is not getting to all this.” (67:26–68:16)
• Dan’s Diagnosis: Alex’s inability to evolve or break from old patterns (both content-wise and ideologically) is dooming him — he’s lost his role as the “man in the wilderness.” Now, he’s just one more shrill partisan.
  • Three-Pronged Plan to Revive Alex:
    1. Cut off establishment hacks and Trump partisans: “He’s supposed to be the guy in the wilderness, not the guy who’s friends with insiders.” (63:31)
    2. Return to the show’s wilder, chaos-agent roots: Bring back unpredictable characters and surreal conspiracy theorists (e.g., Leo Zagami, Daniel Estulin, Steve Pachanek) instead of meme-driven edgelords.
    3. Experiment with absurd presentation (the “painting show”): Lean into accidental comedy and regain some outsider energy, possibly attracting a new audience to laugh at (and sometimes with) him.
  • Jordan: “The painting show is just so…it’s so right there. It is like you…he starts painting, he’s going to get distracted and he’s going to get angry when he fails at painting and he has to keep going.” (65:14)
• Alex is described as having become a “valueless commodity,” unable to bring an audience anywhere — “There’s a hundred more younger, more extreme Alexes out there in the world. If anyone’s gonna get a sellout offer, it’s someone who could actually make a dent and drive some followers…” (62:32)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Jordan: “It is like the hive mind throwing up into somebody else’s mouth and them turning around and throwing up into another person's mouth...And then Alex is eating that and throwing it up.” (37:53–38:02)
• Alex: “The average American’s paycheck to paycheck, thinking about a Netflix show with your buddies...GG Ping ain’t thinking about that. He’s got 500 year plans. Netanyahu’s got 2000 year plans.” (39:35–40:13)
• Jordan on Alex’s racism: “He is the old beef, while at the same time he’s telling you how stupid old beefs are.” (44:48)
• Meta-observation: Dan and Jordan repeatedly emphasize, both in humor and in frustration, that Alex’s recent material is not only racist but also stunningly lazy, driven by recycled memes and zero research.

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Critical Analysis & Tone

• The episode is heavy on sarcastic, exasperated commentary. Dan and Jordan mix detailed explanations of why Alex’s narratives are both dangerous and lazy, with comic digressions and pop culture references.
• They are especially critical of the new breed of right-wing influencers who build careers out of shallow viral memes, and point out that Alex Jones, despite his posturing, has become one more node in this regurgitative chain.
• The tone, while at times lighthearted, is fundamentally critical — underscoring just how far Alex Jones has drifted from even the limited standards of rebellion and “outsider” thinking he once claimed to embody.

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Key Takeaways

• Alex Jones is stuck in a self-defeating loop, refusing to abandon Trump even as it alienates his base and empowers his more extreme imitators.
• The anti-Semitic “Rome vs. Israel” meme exemplifies how right-wing media spaces now operate: shallow, meme-driven, and eager to repackage very old bigotries for new audiences.
• Alex’s worldview has become explicitly race essentialist, blurring the line between performative “old beefs” and outright white supremacist dogma.
• Dan and Jordan see no way for Alex to be relevant unless he radically changes his content — but expect he’ll remain trapped, both by loyalty and by his own lack of creative evolution.
• They suggest, partly in jest, that Alex try something absurd, like a painting show, to re-capture lost energy.

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Important Timestamps

• 00:09–07:28: Bright spots, cheese advent calendar, show warm-up
• 09:18–11:19: Alex’s rant about edge-lording and refusing to turn on Trump
• 15:14–16:15: Alex and Trump/MTG/Epstein file fight — the “lesser of two evils” rationale emerges
• 27:09–29:20: Alex introduces the “America as new Rome” meme
• 30:12–38:02: Breakdown of why this meme is anti-Semitic conspiracy-mongering
• 47:27: Explicit race essentialism — “This is what genetics is about. This is what eugenics is about...This is everything.”
• 56:44–66:56: Podcast meta-commentary, “three-pronged plan” for Alex, painting show discussion
• 67:26–68:16: Alex’s frustration at “not getting to the news”—admitting he wasted time on the Rome/Israel rant

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Bottom Line

This episode finds Alex Jones at an ideological and creative dead-end — defending an indefensible Trump, recycling anti-Semitic internet memes, and selling his audience ever-lazier forms of racist fatalism disguised as “historical analysis.” Dan and Jordan, both frustrated and bemused, dissect these moves for what they are: proof that even the loudest “outsiders” can become irrelevant, unimaginative, and ultimately, extremely dangerous.

Transcript

[Neo]

Red alert.

[Dan]

Red alert. Red alert. Red alert. Red alert.

[Jordan]

Red alert. Red alert.

[Dan]

Red alert. Red alert. Not Knowledge Fight. Dan and Jordan. I am sweating. Knowledgebodies.com. it's time to pray. I have great respect for Knowledge Fight. Knowledge Fight. I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys. Knowledge by Fight.

[Jordan]

Dan and Jordan.

[Dan]

Knowledge Fight. Need. Need money. Andy in Kansas. Andy. Andy, stop it. Andy in Kansas. Andy in Kansas. It's time to pray. Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding us.

[Jordan]

Hello, Alex.

[Neo]

I'm a. I'm a huge fan.

[Dan]

I love your world.

[Jordan]

Knowledge Fight.

[Dan]

Knowledge fight dot com. I love you.

[Neo]

Hey everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight.

[Dan]

I'm Dan.

[Jordan]

I'm Jordan.

[Neo]

We're a couple dudes like to sit worship at the altar of Celine and talk a little bit about Alex Jones.

[Jordan]

Oh, indeed we are.

[Neo]

Dan, Jordan.

[Jordan]

Dan, Jordan. I have a quick question for you. So what's your bright spot today, buddy?

[Neo]

Why don't you go first?

[Jordan]

My bright spot today. And let's just get this out of way. This is, this is about my wife. But this is not about any sort of marriage released related or love based or even partnership based thing.

[Neo]

Everybody out there, if you want to send in a wife guy stinks.

[Jordan]

Here's what's great, right? I never have to shovel snow in Chicago. It just poured inches upon inches of snow.

[Neo]

It did. It was, it was. They said it was gonna be about 10. I'm not sure if it got there, but it was a lot.

[Jordan]

It was a lot. And my wife, love. My wife always shovels the snow. And it's not in like a. She likes to shovel snow. But we could, because we're partners, we could like, you know, I could give her a thing. She fucking loves shoveling snow. It is a zone. She like. It is Michael Jordan's flu game. Every time she goes out and shovel sn, she's gone. She's just in the zone. Then the snow's gone. It's incredible.

[Neo]

I can relate to that. I think certain chores, you know, people, people just gravitate towards that. Like I remember I loved mowing the lawn.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Like, yeah. It just. I would. My parents did pay me to do it.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

But I also, like, I would have done it for free.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

There's something fun about it.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

No, I wish I had a lawn to mow.

[Jordan]

It is totally that. It is. If I tried to go shovel snow, she would physically attack me. Take the shovel away from me. The she said she said about this. She was like, I was really in my shovel. That's when you're in it, man. Whenever you're not even using word, you're removing words to just be in the.

[Neo]

Thing, in the shovel zone.

[Jordan]

She was in the shovel and it's like, man, you do it. So it's amazing. It's amazing for me.

[Neo]

That's great.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Happy for you.

[Jordan]

What's your bright spot?

[Neo]

So, Jordan, today we're recording this still in November. Yes. But this episode's coming out on December 1st.

[Jordan]

It is the beginning.

[Neo]

And that means one thing and one thing only.

[Dan]

Everything. Dairy, cheese, milk, cream, yogurt, butter. What do you think that does to Wisconsin?

[Neo]

It's time for the cheese advent calendar to begin. Thank you. That was a drop that came from the cheese board soundboard, which was sent to us by Alma. Thank you so much. I believe there's a nickname here. The Garlic Honey and Yammy Mug Cozy and Crocheted Mini Tyranny Crusher Wonk sent over a interactive soundboard. So that's a great place to start.

[Jordan]

Absolutely.

[Neo]

We've got a lot of cheese based theme songs.

[Jordan]

There will be some songs. There will be some songs. Believe me, there were some songs and there will be some songs.

[Neo]

So it is time to engage in Advent calendaring.

[Jordan]

Excellent.

[Neo]

So we day number one here. This is the Aldi. Oh, wait, I'm not supposed to. I'm not supposed to shout them out.

[Jordan]

This is. This is the unnamed grocery store that is helpful in a lot of different ways. Let's take a look at this. We've got little squares. He is opening the cheese. What kind of cheese does it smell like?

[Neo]

I will tell you this. Yeah, it smells like cheese.

[Jordan]

It smells like cheese.

[Neo]

I actually saw what it is. So this isn't going to be a huge surprise, but let's, let's take it in.

[Jordan]

Yeah. Is it a gruyere? Sorry, I was just feeling the. The intense anticipation. Unbelievable. I lost it. I swear to you. I was just staring at you take bites of that cheese and it roll around in your mouth and I was absorbed in the motion.

[Neo]

It was fucking unbelievable.

[Jordan]

It was crazy.

[Dan]

You're a performer.

[Jordan]

No.

[Neo]

You're used to filling time.

[Jordan]

Who watches cheese spin around in a mo Today? That's what happened.

[Neo]

You have hosted uncountable comedy shows that, like, you know how to keep momentum going.

[Jordan]

No.

[Neo]

Here you are with a mic in front of you. You saw me take a bite of cheese and you were just like, I, I.

[Jordan]

You know what it is? You know what it Is I can't eat cheese. Right. I never eat cheese sauce. I'm just watching you in amazement as you took a bite. You just took a bite.

[Neo]

Love it.

[Jordan]

And it spun around in your mouth. What kind of cheese was it?

[Neo]

My mouth is like a dryer.

[Jordan]

I believe it's more like a cement mixer. As you're moving, it just spins around.

[Neo]

That was a truffle cheddar.

[Jordan]

All right.

[Neo]

I don't know. It's fine.

[Jordan]

Okay.

[Neo]

Tastes like a cheddar.

[Jordan]

Well, I mean, you know, it's not like the. The best advent calendar.

[Neo]

It's not. It didn't blow my mind like truffle is supposed to. Right. This really refined.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

High class thing.

[Jordan]

What is is truffle? Boy, truffle is more than one thing, right? No, there are truffles.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

But then there's truffle. And truffle is not necessarily truffles. Truffles A mushroom.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

But truffles can be a chocolate, right?

[Neo]

It's a type of chocolate. Like, it's a form of chocolate.

[Jordan]

It's a mushroom chocolate.

[Neo]

No. There's a harder outside shell and a softer inside interior. That's a truffle for chocolate.

[Jordan]

Is that like a mushroom?

[Neo]

No.

[Jordan]

Okay.

[Neo]

If you cook the outside, then the inside's probably softer of a mushroom. I don't know.

[Jordan]

Okay.

[Neo]

But yes, and, like, truffle oil and all that stuff is made from the mushrooms.

[Jordan]

Okay. I gotcha.

[Neo]

All right on that shit. And they're hard to find, and you need pigs to sniff them out or something.

[Jordan]

Okay.

[Neo]

But, yeah, I don't think it's that confusing that there's a chocolate truffle.

[Jordan]

And, I mean, it both goes with cheese, apparently. Sure, you can have chocolate and cheese. And you can have cheese and mushrooms.

[Neo]

Yeah. They recommend you pair this with a chocolate advent calendar, which I will not do.

[Jordan]

They're selling you another advent calendar with an advent calendar.

[Neo]

They have a curated wine and chocolate advent calendar. And there was actually a second cheese advent calendar that was there, but it only had 12 cheeses instead of 24. So I was like, no.

[Jordan]

I bet the profit margin on advent calendars is crazy.

[Neo]

It's gotta be.

[Jordan]

Yeah, but it's fun. It is fun.

[Dan]

Yeah. Anyway.

[Neo]

What a start. What a start to the truffle cheddar. One day down, one cheese stronger.

[Jordan]

We'll remember to speak during your eating next episode.

[Neo]

Can't believe it.

[Jordan]

I don't know.

[Neo]

What a pro.

[Jordan]

It was amazing. It was amazing.

[Neo]

So, Jordan, today we have an episode to go over.

[Jordan]

Yes.

[Neo]

We're going to be talking about the 16th. November 16th, 2025. But this sucks. This really sucks, honestly. And it led down a dumb path for me to go down, but, hey, what's new?

[Dan]

What's new?

[Neo]

So we're going to talk about that here in a moment. But first, let's take a little moment to say hello to some new wonks.

[Jordan]

Ooh, that's a great idea.

[Neo]

So first, Alex eats fruity and Cocoa Pebbles combined and likes it. Thank you so much. You're an Iowa policy wonk.

[Dan]

I'm a policy wonk.

[Jordan]

Thank you very much.

[Neo]

Next, I'm a demon possessing a human body. And I got to tell you, this is pretty terrific. Thank you so much. You're an how policy wonk.

[Dan]

I'm a policy wonk.

[Jordan]

Thank you very much. Thank you.

[Neo]

And you can't leave me. It ain't that easy. Rip d', Angelo, thank you so much. You're an how policy wonk.

[Dan]

I'm a policy wonk.

[Jordan]

Thank you very much. And Rip.

[Neo]

And we had a technocrat in the mix, Jordan. So thank you so much to Andy in Ohio, you're on the air. I love you. Can you believe we got married? Love stinky wife. Thank you so much. You're an Iowa technocrat.

[Dan]

I'm a policy wonk. 4 stars. Go home to your mother and tell her you're brilliant. Someone, Someone. Sodomite sent me a bucket of poop. Daddy. Shark Jar Jar Binks has a Caribbean black accent. He's a loser. Little, little kitty baby. I don't want to hate black people. I renounce Jesus Christ.

[Neo]

Thank you.

[Jordan]

Yes, thank you very much.

[Neo]

So this is a Sunday episode. And Alex, you know, I think there's a lot of times where Sundays live a little bit outside of the continuity of his weekly weekday show. Sure, sure, sure, sure. This is one of those examples. Like, I think that this is him trying some things on soft launch. Yep. But I mean, he is still the same person.

[Dan]

You notice in my many years on air, I might have worn camouflage four times. This is the fourth time. And like I said on air yesterday on that special Saturday broadcast, that's everybody's attention, that the war has reached its peak. Cultural, spiritual, informational, military. It's, it's, it. It's hit the peak in history, and it's about to get even more insane. So that's just a symbol to everybody about how hardcore the situation is. Okay? Now, if I wanted ratings, and I've been number one talk show host, podcaster, English speaking person in the world for at Least two years at one point. I'm always in the top five. If I wanted to be absolutely number one all the time. I know what people want, I know what populists want. The majority of you, even though you're somewhat awake, not fully in my view, but I refuse to give it to you. The edge lording, the doing nothing but bitching, the nothing but tearing Trump down.

[Neo]

Alex is just refusing to accept what's happening in the media space that's surrounding him. And it's leading to a rise in the edge lording avant garde Nazis that he hangs out with, gaining a much bigger piece of the pie than they should have. In Alex's mind, he always has to be right, but he's wrong a lot of the time. The best way to pretend that you're right about something when you're very clearly wrong is to pretend that everyone who thinks you're wrong completely misunderstands the point. And if they weren't so dumb, they would see that you're right. The issue right now that everyone is struggling with is that Trump sucks according to Alex's own standards. He's an enemy of free speech, he's engaged in gun grabbing, he's abusing his power to use executive orders, he's violated posse comitatus, and he's actively involved in covering up a child's sex trafficking and blackmail ring because the globalists asked him to look the other way.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

At the point when this episode is being aired, Trump has called Marjorie Taylor Greene a traitor and threatened to help primary her and other Republicans who have helped pass the Epstein Accountability act, which is insane behavior. On top of that, Trump is clearly not ending the long standing wars around the world that Alex is supposed to care a lot about and is committing war crimes by blowing up boats that are alleged to be narcotics trafficking boats in a clear attempt to trigger a war with Venezuela. Yeah, Trump sucks. And a lot of Alex's audience and Trump's base are starting to understand that Trump's numbers are dropping. And Alex hears a lot of people saying, you gotta move on from this guy. At this point, Alex's mind is already made up. For whatever reason, he's not going to be against Trump. So his move is to find a paradigm where that is the right thing to do. Continuing to be a Trump media surrogate is the right thing to do. And if all the people who are criticizing Trump are just doing it to chase ratings, if being an edgelord and being negative about Trump is just a hot new thing in the dipshit media Then Alex maintaining his position of supporting Trump is actually a sign of him having integrity. That's why he has to present the situation like this, where the people who can accurately assess that Trump sucks, they're all sellouts who are chasing an audience. One of the interesting dynamics here is how this attitude is useful in the moment and helps Alex feel better, but it is a big net negative. The longer he keeps up this delusional Trump is totally cool game. As Trump continues to do indefensible shit, the more his audience is gonna get confused about how this picture doesn't match up Alex's take on this stuff. It just seems very biased. And even if you're dumb, you're gonna see that that's fine when Alex is the only game in town, but now that dipshit media that he's in, it's so full of different voices. And there are plenty of other options for an audience that wants to see an impassioned crypto racist pretending to analyze tweets. In the past, people might have had to just suck it up and accept Alex's weird soft spot for Trump, but now he has competition in a meaningful sense. And his refusal to get real about Trump is doing those people a huge favor. And he's complaining about them at the same time. All of his actions are only giving them more access to an audience, more money, more influence.

[Jordan]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, the only. The only way that it makes sense is if three years from now, all of those people are like, ah, we're going to vote a new president in office, and Trump is like, no, you're not. Then Alex's prime spot, that's where you want to be the moment the know you're not happens.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Otherwise he's fucked.

[Neo]

No, I agree. I agree. But I also think that even if that is how things go, Alex is fucked. Because probably, like, I think you kill Alex. I don't think. I mean, I don't think you bring him in as your head of propaganda or something. He is a wily loose cannon who, like, reveals his sources on the air while saying, I don't reveal sources.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

Like, he. No, he's.

[Jordan]

He's a gossip, but loyalty is far more important.

[Dan]

But I think.

[Neo]

I think that he can't be loyal because of tendencies that he has.

[Jordan]

Yeah. Loyalty really is impossible for him.

[Neo]

He can be loyal in terms of, like, I'm not. I'm not going to flip on this guy.

[Jordan]

Right, right, right, right. But I will betray you by virtue of me existing as myself.

[Neo]

I have to gossip. I Can't keep secrets. I'll betray you in some way that I don't mean to.

[Jordan]

You're my source for things that you're off the record on. Of course. Absolutely.

[Neo]

Yeah. He's a liability.

[Jordan]

Yeah. I mean, really, you just clean house. Yeah, you're right.

[Neo]

So Trump is trying to clean house with people who care about Epstein and is, you know, he's attacking Marjorie Taylor Greene.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

And Alex isn't cool with this, but he's also like, come on, it's drama. It's, what are you gonna do?

[Dan]

And I know it's a fun drama to have him call an MTG a traitor. And her shooting back to the targets on her back. I talked to her today. Just like, oh, it was fun when Elon got kicked out and ha, Trump's the king. And I said, not good. And Trump lost 6, 7, 8 points in key constituency from that and did never really get it back. He had his highest proof writing ever then. And Doge was just wrecking the establishment.

[Jordan]

It sure kind of was.

[Dan]

And then you had Trump worst misstep ever, telling his constituents, if you care about Epstein files, you're not maga. I mean, if I was trying to come up with a plan for Trump to destroy himself, that would be it. So this is bad, folks. And I want to also explain what happens if we let the Democrats back in. Because all you having fun attacking Trump right now, which I'm saying I understand why you do you still realize.

[Jordan]

The end of the day, you gotta fall in line.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Yep.

[Neo]

Trump fighting with MTG and Elon are not fun dramas. They're concrete examples of how he's too immature to lead and incapable of dealing with a government organization where other people are allowed input. His comments about the Epstein files weren't a huge misstep. They were his natural and understandable response and an indication of how corrupt a guy he really is. This isn't fun drama, it's embarrassing. And at the end there, you get the bottom line. For Alex, the enemy is always worse. So criticizing Trump in any way that threatens his hold on power really just makes it more likely that the enemy will take power. So there's nothing Trump could ever do to deserve real consequences. In effect, Alex is saying the exact same thing that Trump did when he said that people who care about Epstein aren't real maga. You are not real MAGA if you want to make a big deal out of something that could lead to the Democrats or the left gaining power. So any meaningful dissent means you're off the Team. You're supposed to give shallow, performative critiques to some of the stuff Trump does, but then make it someone else's fault and fall in line. That's what Alex considers holding Trump's feet to the fire. And anyone who's doing more than that is helping the Dems. And they're. They're not. They're not part of this, man.

[Jordan]

The power of. You're helping the Dems. What a wildly powerful thing for these people. You don't even want to know what happens when the Dems get back into power, what's happening now. Fuck. You don't want to know that either.

[Neo]

Yeah, it's. It's. It's something that I think holds a lot of us captive to not being able to recognize a better way, a better future that's possible.

[Jordan]

Yeah, you're. You're right.

[Neo]

And Alex sucks.

[Jordan]

Yeah, that's definitely true.

[Neo]

So Alex is committed to the fight.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

Against the globalists, the devil, all that stuff.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

To the point where he doesn't watch movies anymore.

[Jordan]

At all?

[Neo]

Well, maybe once a month.

[Jordan]

Okay, well.

[Neo]

But he's doing it for work.

[Dan]

Okay, good. I'm here to get you to look at the pieces of this and ask yourself, what do we need to do? And I know what we need to do. This is all I do. I don't watch movies anymore unless I'm analyzing one, maybe once a month. I don't do anything except spending my children today at work. And all I do is dream about this at night. This is what I do. And I know what I'm talking about. I know most of you understand that, but I just want to warn everyone to think second, third, fourth order here. I have reached out to Trump, and I've publicly done it as well. And I've reached out to the people in the White House today, and I've reached out to MTG and her boyfriend, her fiance, who I love, that runs right side. I've reached out to a bunch of other people behind the scenes, and I've given the same speech you're about to get right now. Stop it.

[Neo]

Good speech. It's a good speech.

[Jordan]

That is a good speech.

[Neo]

Stop it.

[Jordan]

What do you think the last movie he analyzed was?

[Neo]

I know what the next one he's going to is.

[Jordan]

Oh, yeah.

[Neo]

You're gonna love it. Oh, yeah. But the last movie analyzed, I mean, he did bring up one battle after another.

[Jordan]

I was gonna say, I wonder what his analysis of one battle after the other.

[Neo]

We've heard a little bit of it, but I think he just saw the trailer.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Is about like how bombing things is sexy.

[Jordan]

Yeah. He doesn't, he hasn't talked about the Santa Claus warriors or whatever it is.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

He doesn't have, he doesn't have much exploration of text. Yeah.

[Jordan]

That's fair.

[Neo]

I don't, I also don't think he's watching one movie a month. But also it's great that, you know, it's just totally fine that Marjorie Taylor Greene was dating the head of right side broadcasting.

[Jordan]

What are we, what are we doing? Yeah, what are we going to do? What, are we going to be surprised at anything anymore? Right? I don't know. RFK was the fucking Attorney General. Shit gets weird in the American government, right?

[Neo]

RFK Jr. Yep.

[Jordan]

RFK Jr. Jr. He's going to be cool. It skips a generation. RFK wound up being cool. RFK Jr. Very not cool. RFK Jr. Jr. Gonna crush it.

[Neo]

Right. Because you have the melding of Cheryl Hines ancestral DNA coming into the mix.

[Jordan]

How can you not become a super person right between those two?

[Neo]

So Alex is really struggling a bit with the fact that Trump is really on the warpath against Marjorie J. Lagree. Yeah. He is going after her pretty hard.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And Alex has to, he has to rationalize this. And it is a lot of the like, lesser of two evil stuff. Yeah. Like Harris would be worse.

[Dan]

So I'm sitting there watching him like an emergency surgeon. We're all shot up, fixing everything and then we're sitting there watching him and we say, hey, sir, what about this? He goes, shut up and backhands us. And I understand his frustration because he believes on him, he's on a mission and he's ultra confident now. I mean, he used to be really confident. He's like, does not give an F. But he will listen to me and others still if it comes from a position and if you can get the message or talk to him, but he just hears mtg's attacking you. Mtg? It's all cherry picked out of a 20 minute interview where she says 90% nice about him and says, I'm really concerned about this and that. Trying to get him to do what she thinks is right. Instead he throws a fit on her and other people and then they all get their feathers in a fluff, you know, and then it's just like watching Benny roosters fight, man. I'm gonna ask everybody one more time. Let's say that, okay, Trump's bad. You're the America first. He's a traitor. He works for Bennettanya, which He doesn't all of that. So we. You want to go back in time, put Kamala Harris in.

[Neo]

He's just yelling at the idea of Nick.

[Jordan]

Yep.

[Neo]

Like, he's just saying, like, America. Oh, you're also American. First you think he works for Ned now. Ooh. Like you've had him on the show. You've had these arguments with him. You've lost.

[Jordan]

Yep. I hate him. I want to be him. I hate him. But because I want to be him, I hate. I wish I was him.

[Neo]

I think that if you were somebody who was just a crass media figure who did not give a fuck about anything and just wanted to profit.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

It'd be very difficult to like, not choose Nick's position.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Than Alex's at this point.

[Jordan]

Yeah. Yeah. Even Alex was pissed off about Bill Cooper. And Bill Cooper was a fraud, you know, and old. Exactly.

[Neo]

And clearly self destructive.

[Jordan]

Yeah, absolutely. You don't have to worry about him for too long.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

This shit's not going away.

[Neo]

Nick presumably doesn't drink.

[Jordan]

Yep.

[Neo]

He doesn't play with guns.

[Jordan]

He straight edges his way to living too long for the rest of us.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Maybe someone else will end up killing him at some point. But, like, he doesn't have the liabilities that Cooper did.

[Jordan]

Nope.

[Neo]

So Alex, you heard there, like, he thinks that Trump will still listen to him and some other people. Sure. But you gotta approach it. Right.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

You gotta kiss his ass a little bit. And, like, you can't be negative. He doesn't like that.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

He's a grumpy old man.

[Dan]

So I'll ask people, what is your plan to withdraw support from Trump? Do you think we put a bunch of pressure on Trump from a hateful perspective and that makes him come over to our side? He'll dig his heels in. He is more stubborn than the biggest jackass donkey you ever seen. He has the. He has the stubbornness of a thousand mules and another 10,000 donkeys. If you come out of that perspective. No, you got to explain to him how he's being set up and how he's wrong. And Roger went there whenever it was six months ago, it was there at the White House eight days and Trump came out, gave press coverage, said, no, it's not a hoax. He's horrible. And the Clintons and JP Morgan, the head of Harvard and Larry Summers, all that and great investigate. And his approval ready, went back up. And he's asking press conferences later because, you know, Trump's 79. He's got a lot going on. And he goes right back to it's a Democrat hoax, meaning the attack, all of it. And we've got the new emails out. It is all recycled crap with him lying about it. You actually read it. It's all true what he's saying. That's what's so frustrating is that we project on him that he is like Superman, Clark, Kentucky, Mega mind. And really he's a 79 year old man that works 20 hours a day and he's sick of it. So he just goes, ah, screw you if you don't like me. I'm trying to save the country. And then, oh, sir, mtg's attacking you all over the place. Well, screw her. The damn traitor. He's a grumpy old man.

[Jordan]

Then fire him.

[Dan]

But he's our old man.

[Neo]

See, that's, you know, you didn't let it finish.

[Jordan]

Unacceptable.

[Neo]

He's our grumpy old man.

[Jordan]

Oh my God.

[Neo]

I feel like this sounds like someone rationalizing someone who's keeping them hostage.

[Dan]

Yep.

[Neo]

This does not seem affirmatively good.

[Jordan]

Nope.

[Dan]

In any way.

[Neo]

It's just, yeah, he sucks, but I mean, the other side sucks more.

[Jordan]

We're trapped, but at least we're not being stabbed in the butt all the time. That's. That's not bad. Well, I don't know if we would be if we weren't trapped anymore. Let's just stay in the trap.

[Neo]

And I believe a lot of politics does end up coming down to making compromises that oftentimes do come off like this. Like, this guy sucks, but the alternative is worse.

[Jordan]

Sure, sure, sure, sure.

[Neo]

I think in the real world there is a lot of that. But Alex doesn't live in the real world.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

And the thing that he's saying is better than the alternative is so bad.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Like he's calling his biggest supporter a traitor because she won't give up the investigation into a sex trafficking network. Like it's so bad.

[Jordan]

No, I mean, you know, as. As you were saying. You know, there's a lot of compromises and stuff like that, but eventually, and ultimately there are things that you cannot compromise on. And I don't know, that could be whatever it is for each individual. But you know what? You got to pick something.

[Neo]

And in the course of his career has picked a bunch of things you got. And Trump is violating a lot of right.

[Jordan]

And that thing has been broken. That's it. You can't. Otherwise don't pick anything. Otherwise don't believe anything.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

You know, you just have to have at least one thing where it's like, nope, I've chosen this. Fuck off. I'm out.

[Neo]

Yep. That's a part of principle, which is a costume Alex has failed in wearing recently.

[Jordan]

Shit all over.

[Neo]

So Alex saw a video online.

[Jordan]

That's not good.

[Neo]

And this becomes most of the rest of the show. Sure. He saw a video where a guy is explaining that America is the new Rome.

[Dan]

Okay.

[Neo]

Israel was sacked by Rome. And so Israel hates America because they're the new Rome. And Netanyahu has said so. Go on. Yes. I feel like you have a question.

[Jordan]

So do. Do you. So you're saying that Israel can't tell the difference in time or in space or in, I guess, realities.

[Neo]

No, I guess they're correct. We're Rome.

[Dan]

I don't know.

[Jordan]

I hate them.

[Neo]

The west, you know, it's the lineage of Roman Greece.

[Jordan]

Yeah. The Jews hates the whites. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yes. There we go.

[Neo]

You got it.

[Jordan]

Why can't we just say the Jews hate the whites anymore?

[Neo]

Got it in one.

[Jordan]

Now we' Here you get to say the Jews hate the whites. Right?

[Neo]

So that's a large part of what is powering this person's content. And Alex has seen a video of this guy.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And he's like, yeah, it is just like, we're the new Rome. And so he talks about that a lot.

[Dan]

Okay, so here's a clip of Netanyahu, past and present, saying, oh, America is the new Rome. And then he's like, oh, I'm reading a book about, you know, Israel's war with Rome because we got to win the war with Rome. And he says, america's a new Rome. He tells you America is his brand of Judaism's evil. Why? Because it's the most powerful. It's Rome. He knows history repeats.

[Jordan]

What?

[Dan]

Wait, so you don't know you're a Roman? I love that line. And Joe tweeted it once, and I wasn't a big fan. I'm not a fan of tv, period. But the Sopranos, and they asked the Ed Sopranos guy, they go, what do you think happened to the Romans? He goes, what the you think you're looking at? But the point is, like, the point is, is that we are the new Rome guys. This whole thing's Roman. It's a Roman system. They got their Judaic system.

[Jordan]

Tell me about these systems.

[Dan]

And they don't want to compete with it. Trump is a Roman, and he's trying to work with the Israelis, but they don't see him as that. They see him as Titus, Jesus. They see him as Pompeo. That sin Titus. And it's literally looked it up. Pompeo goes all the way back to that leader.

[Jordan]

Wait, I'm sorry.

[Dan]

It's the same thing you think of thousands of years ago. It was a long time ago. It's like two seconds ago, folks.

[Jordan]

Oh, my God.

[Dan]

You're connected. Your mother and father, them to them. All the same blood, all the same connections like electricity. You're. You go all the way back.

[Neo]

So Alex recently saw this video that was going around social media that framed world politics as being essentially Israel versus Rome.

[Jordan]

Great.

[Neo]

Where the US and the west are now. Rome. The argument the person is making is a fundamentally anti Semitic smear because Rome fell long before Israel was a state. And this is just a repackaging of the idea that you so brilliantly pointed out that Jewish people are at war with the white man.

[Jordan]

There we go. Yeah. All right. We got there.

[Neo]

Alex doesn't seem to understand or care how this new, exciting position he's adopting is basically Nazi shit. Instead, he's acting like it's some kind of enlightened place he's achieved through research according to this new framework that Alex spends a lot of the show on. Some old civilizations have very long memories. For example, the Chinese people are sending us fentanyl over. Over here to the. To kill Americans as revenge for the Opium Wars. Sure, Western. And by that Alex means white civilizations are able to grow and escape from the petty need to pay other countries back for past offenses. But these other guys, they just can't move on.

[Jordan]

No. That's why we burned Iraq to the ground.

[Neo]

So the Chinese are sending us drugs and the Jews are mad about titus sacking the second temple in 70 AD, are they? I guess that's why you need to shut up about Trump covering up the Epstein stuff, Right? Throughout Alex's scholarly rant about how no one understands history, he keeps referring to Titus working with someone named Pompeo. I thought that was really confusing because the Roman general who was involved in the sacking of Jerusalem was Pompey the Great.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Whose name wasn't Pompey.

[Jordan]

Do you mean Pompeo the Great?

[Neo]

Right.

[Jordan]

Do you mean Pompeo the Great?

[Neo]

I was really confused. And then later, Alex plays the video that he saw on Twitter that he's basically just built a show around.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

Which includes this line. And then it all made sense. I've been trying to tell people on my channel that America is the modern day realm. Over 350 military bases that are just spreading ourselves out. You know, the deep State. Anyway, watch this for a second.

[Dan]

We had a moving visit today to the Wall. I can't resist repeating this, but I'm good. I said to the secretary that the last time Pompeo visited Jerusalem didn't end that well, but this is a different time.

[Neo]

So Netanyahu made a joke to Mike Pompeo about his name being similar to Pompeii. So Alex is just running with that. This clip comes from a video made by a former Utah cop named Eric Mutos Mutsos, who ironically is exactly the type of person Alex has been yelling about this entire episode.

[Jordan]

Shocking.

[Neo]

All of his fucking content is about Israel and how the US is occupied by Jewish people. He's the archetype of the guy who Alex is, is like, hey, why are you so obsessed with Israel?

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

It's all low effort, anti Semitic slop recorded in his car, couched in pretending it's a criticism of the state of Israel. Eric isn't a critic of Israel or someone making political content. He posted a video the other day that was just about how great Henry Ford's International Jew was. There was just a load of bigot trash that builds to him getting out of his car and revealing that he's driving a Ford.

[Jordan]

Right. Right. I completely for. I was like because of, because of the way that language works. Right. I had forgotten for a second that that was a piece of literature. Yeah. And instead I was like, did he tour?

[Neo]

Did not. So I can't believe that I did this.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

But in order to fully get a sense of where this guy was coming from and treat it fairly, I watched an almost two hour video that he put out about six months ago called who Are They? Which I would love to watch Alex try to justify.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

It's, it's we, you know, who he, you know, he thinks they do.

[Jordan]

I wonder, I wonder who they is. Because it's really nice of him to lay it out for me. There's no way for me to guess.

[Neo]

It's an interesting exploration that he has.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Of dumb ideas.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

So Alex is basing almost his entire show on this video that this Eric fella put out. And Eric actually embodies something that I think is a huge problem in right wing idiot media spaces right now. His long deconstruction of who they are is just him sitting, talking into a camera and playing short, deceptively edited videos that he found on social media. Those videos often include fake quotes or things that are presented in a way to deprive context from the original source, but they're packaged smoothly for someone to consume on TikTok. There's no research that's being done here. Eric hasn't looked into any of this stuff. He's just decided to believe that Whoever made those TikTok videos has done the work and is telling the truth.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

The question that he's pretending to ask in that video is basically, are the Jews behind all the problems in the world?

[Jordan]

I bet they are.

[Neo]

And he's taking the question so unseriously that all he can be bothered to do is watch propaganda memes created by Nazis, which he then pretends is research. He's not citing any books in this lecture, this two hour video that he put out. And anytime he brings up something like the Talmud, he hasn't read anything. He's just referring to someone else tweeting something about it.

[Dan]

Right.

[Neo]

And here's the point I want to make. Eric does not give a shit about this stuff. It's just really marketable right now.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

This is a big fucking question, whether or not a group of people is fundamentally evil and behind all the problems in the world. So if you're setting out to answer that question, you have a responsibility to be a little bit serious about it. If you appoint yourself someone, like, who's making a comment on that kind of question, especially if your answer is kind of yes. You can't just be a dude skimming shitty videos on social media.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

That's an indication that you don't really care about this.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

It's a big question to not take seriously.

[Jordan]

There are so many books about Rome.

[Neo]

It's true.

[Jordan]

You can't fucking. How could you ever even consider saying, like, oh, we're the new Rome, without also having read at least one book?

[Neo]

Well, it's because that guy in his video that Alex watched plays a couple clips of Benjamin Netanyahu saying things that are like, America is the new Rome.

[Jordan]

Right, right, right. He didn't read, like, Asimov's the Rise and Fall. He didn't read a book. He didn't. He didn't even read a textbook for high schoolers.

[Neo]

Well, in the clip that we just heard from that guy Eric's video.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

It's Netanyahu is talking to Mike Pompeo.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And he's saying the last time a Pompeo was here, it didn't go well.

[Dan]

Right.

[Neo]

Just the sacking of the Second Temple. Sure. And he says, America, the new Rome, views itself as the new Jerusalem.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

And so, like, this is in the context of Mike Pompeo going over after Trump had made Jerusalem recognized as the capital.

[Dan]

Right.

[Neo]

So, like, there's a lot going on. He's not calling America the new Rome. He's pointing out a similarity that actually reveals a difference between Rome and America.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And like, I get taking that out of context, but that's where a lot of that comes from.

[Jordan]

Geez.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Yeah. I suppose if your entire worldview is based off of 30 second things that one guy said who happens to run Israel at the time, that's gonna fuck you up. You should, you should. Broader kind of view.

[Dan]

Right?

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And you heard the violin in the background of that Netanyahu clip. And that's because this guy didn't find that clip. He didn't watch this whole speech. He didn't, he didn't source any of this stuff.

[Dan]

He.

[Neo]

In another TikTok video. Yeah. And now he's just building an argument based on bullshit.

[Jordan]

It's regurgitation.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

It is nonstop. It is like. It is like the hive mind throwing up into somebody else's mouth and them turning around and throwing up into another person's mouth.

[Neo]

And then Alex is eating that and throwing it up. Yep. And if like you want to be taken seriously on the subject of do the Jews run the world? This can't be your workflow. It's insulting. Just on a. On the level of you don't even take this seriously. You just walk to TikToks.

[Jordan]

The world is so big. It's so big.

[Neo]

Very dumb.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

So the world may be big.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

But it also operates off old beef. Old beef, sure. So this old beef that's going on like everybody has got it.

[Jordan]

Ancient beefs. Your great great great great grandfather killed my great great great grandfather. We're gonna fight till the end.

[Neo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Dan]

Thousands of years ago was a long time ago. It's like two seconds ago. Folks, you're connected. Your mother and father, them. To them, it's all the same blood, all the same connections, like electricity. You're, you're, you're, you go all the way back and you've forgotten all of this.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

And so you don't understand your identity. Well, don't worry. Other groups with long memories that got their together, they do. And they see you as the enemy team. It's not an attack on anybody. Hey. You've declared war on us. We accept the challenge. But I ain't going to spend all my time on the Kudniks and they're hijacking Israel because there's a lot of smart people over there that know where this is going. And don't want to blow the world up. Saudi Arabia is wanting to shut it down. They got all these Muslim leaders coming out saying, hey, stop the invasion. We don't want war. We're going to kill everybody. We're going to blow the planet up. Major Muslim leaders in Jordan. It's hard to be like, hey, the Islamic invasion, take no more Muslims. We don't want it. We, we're not going with Muhammad. No, no, Sorry.

[Jordan]

I'm sorry. Wait, can you do that?

[Neo]

What?

[Jordan]

Can you choose to not go with?

[Dan]

They think they have a right to rule. They're like, we're 6,000 years old. You, you, you think you won 10 quarters ago. This is a 100 quarter game. That's not quarters.

[Jordan]

That's not quarters.

[Dan]

It ain't over till it's over. The average American's paycheck to paycheck. Thinking about a Netflix show with your buddies, playing pool, go to the beach, think about your next trip to Cancun. GGP ain't thinking about that. He's got 500 year plans.

[Jordan]

Maybe he should.

[Dan]

Netanyahu's got 2000 year plans. Maybe he should take a break. And you take somebody like me that knows all this and I'm the bad guy, so I don't give you simple mindless crap. But that's why they want me off the air there. Because these guys have read all the books and done all the studying, and they don't like hearing somebody go, that we got one that can see. It's like in. They live with a woman in the grocery store, puts the glasses on, she goes. Or she sees it, put the glass on, she goes. She talks to her, watches like a, a transmitter. She goes, I got one that can see. All right, here is this breakdown. It's absolutely on target. They play this like five times in a row. And I guess we can give you a few rabbis saying, we're destroy Rome. You want to see that? You didn't know you were Rome. It'd be like the Crips, the Bloods, the 80s and 90s, killing tens of thousands of each other. And then you're a black kid growing up in the year 2090 somewhere and somebody comes and shoots you because you're black and maybe your granddaddy was in the Bloods. I mean, it's that crazy. You don't know what the bloods are in 2090 or what the Crips are. Well, they do.

[Jordan]

Well, yeah.

[Dan]

So this is how the world really works, boys and girls. So you're Seen as a Roman. And you think, well, Western cultures, the Gutenberg Press and the King James Bible and the. And, and. And. And the Magna Carta and common law, well, that ain't.

[Jordan]

China invented all of those things.

[Dan]

How the Chinese see it or how the Jews see it in Israel, the ones that are, you know, in charge. You realize Putin addresses America as the. And the UK as the Anglo Saxons. The average person thinks they have a little bit of British history goes, oh, I'm an Anglo Saxon. No, no, Anglo Saxons are a Norse tribe that conquered Western Europe. And then William conquer conquered the British Isles. And then Putin announces them as well. We've had our thousand year war because they invaded Russia as well with the Anglo Saxons. We defeated you from the west and the Mongols and the Muslims from the east later. And so we'll defeat you as well. Anglo Saxon. It's old beefs, people.

[Neo]

Yeah, I get it.

[Jordan]

It's old beefs. Yeah, it's old beefs. That's all it is, Dan. It's old beefs.

[Neo]

History is all a race war.

[Jordan]

Listen, they're from there, which is close to there. It's old beefs. Right, yeah, absolutely. Did you notice how they called him Anglo Saxon? If you cut that up, that's Anglo. That's Ang from Avatar the last Airbender. And then you have Saxon. And that's sax, which is like a saxophone, which Lisa Simpson played in the Simpsons. So you've got Aang versus the Simpsons. The Avatar wins every time. That controls all four elements.

[Neo]

This is bleeding gums erasure. This is bleeding gums erasure. Saxophone. When you're talking about Simpsons, you cannot.

[Jordan]

Right, you're right.

[Neo]

Come on.

[Jordan]

I know, I know.

[Neo]

I find this to be pathetic. I don't know what else to say. It's just. You're listening to a man say stupid shit.

[Jordan]

China's like, we're 6,000 years old.

[Dan]

Yeah, sure. Great.

[Jordan]

What does that even mean?

[Neo]

What? Great geopolitical analysis. Everybody's mad at each other. Different races, different places, and they're mad.

[Jordan]

We were at the G7, right? And China bad. Wait, is there. Are they allowed? Are they in the G7 anymore? Was that the G8? No, no. The G8 had Russia in it. Yeah, man, I don't even know what people are doing anymore. Guess what? I guess that's as much as I know that. China's like, we're 6,000 years old.

[Neo]

I think a lot of people are doing things without us.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Starting to talk about doing things without us, which is wise.

[Jordan]

Yeah. I would recommend that.

[Neo]

Yeah. This is oversimplification of a lot of stuff that serves just the racist purpose of creating the image that everybody is out to get the white man, which is the foundation of Alex's ideology, really.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

So it makes sense that he would adopt this kind of framework.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Me and it's, it was gonna happen because it's old beefs. He's literally existing in old beefs as we speak. His racism comes from his parents and his grandparents and their grandparents before him.

[Neo]

He is the same. They have the same blood.

[Jordan]

He is the old beef. While at the same time he's telling you how stupid old beefs are.

[Dan]

Right.

[Jordan]

Amazing. Amazing.

[Neo]

Well, I think that that kind of speaks to part of his old beef.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Which is that he views white people as people who are able to transcend old beef. Right. Like, he does not believe that China.

[Jordan]

Never stop fighting about it.

[Neo]

Yeah. China, Muslims, the Jews, they're all caught in their old beef.

[Jordan]

Their old beefs.

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

And I have to keep fighting those old beefs. Of course.

[Neo]

But because, because they're going to do.

[Jordan]

Because they're going to fight those old beef. I have no investment in these old beefs. I, I, what I'm trying to do is stop them from having these old beef beefs by eradicating them.

[Neo]

Admittedly, I transcend the left right paradigm by being super far to the right.

[Jordan]

Feels very similar to the beef. Yeah.

[Neo]

So anyway, history sure is like one big race war. And it's kind of like a movie.

[Jordan]

There we are. Which movie?

[Neo]

Well, you'll love it.

[Dan]

Okay, so the Chinese want to get America, not the Chinese person. On average, the Chinese government and Europe because of the opium, the fentanyl, their day.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

The Jews are pissed because the Roman general burned everything down. You're like, what? That makes sense to me. Well, that's because you don't understand. Understand These people understand. Have you seen Dune? Have you read the book? Herbert is genius. Later books aren't that good. He's made money on House Atreides, House Arkonan, all these houses. They're thousands of years old. And it's all about the beefs. It's all about the wars. It's all about how many times they tried to beat the other one. And these empires are still there and they're pissed. They've been battling and battling. It's not that the Jews are bad or the Chinese are bad or the Anglo Saxons or the Russians. We all got our problems. But these are the football teams. And if you don't know the Football teams. You don't know what's going on. When Baron Harkins about to kill Duke leto Atreides. After 2000 years of war.

[Jordan]

Not between the two of them.

[Dan]

All because hundreds of generations before his ancestor had betrayed the Harkonnens when they were the good guys. He says, finally, your house dies tonight. Your son, your wife, your concubine, your house. You're all dead. Finally, the 2000 years ends right now. Your house dies tonight. Last of Mohicans. This is based on True Stories composite. I'm sorry.

[Jordan]

We were moving fast.

[Dan]

The last Mohican there, you got the tribe that's exterminated all his people because of hundreds and hundreds of years of war. And he says, today, your seed dies forever. You are the last of Mohicans. I'm going to kill you.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

This is what it's all about. This is what genetics is about. It's what eugenics is about. It's what Plato wrote about. It's. This is everything. This is the real world, folks. It ain't your football team, the Titans versus the Redskins or the. No, that's all facsimiles. The real war are these forces, races. Yeah.

[Neo]

I think that Alex is, like. I don't understand if he knows what he's saying, but he really feels like he's arguing for ethnic purity.

[Dan]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Neo]

The maintenance of clean blood.

[Jordan]

I don't know how else to describe what it is he's describing. Yeah, because that would. Because by definition, what he is describing. Should you have, say, a black person in your family tree? You would consider that race memory to.

[Neo]

Be evil, or at least not part of your football team.

[Jordan]

Right? Right. But it's part of you, so now you must be excised from the tree.

[Neo]

Well, it's very bad. Like, the ideas that he's espousing are very bad. But I really even. You know, however many years we are into this, like, I can't really tell if he understands, like, what he is fully saying or if he just watched this YouTube video and he's so lazy that it's just like, fuck, there's a Day's show. Who cares?

[Jordan]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know. I suppose. I suppose it's an interesting question, too. If you go back to, like, the. The 1800s, whenever you'd have, like, a scientist who is like, I've studied this, and I'm gonna say what Alex says is true. Right. Do you think they truly understood what they were saying? You know, because they didn't understand what they thought they thought about it more. But they were fucking crazy.

[Dan]

Right.

[Jordan]

So has he just put in so much thought in the wrong direction that he's a fucking lunatic?

[Neo]

It's possible, like, I think that these ideas are compatible with a lot of his career and his content. Like, it could be what is behind, like, a lot of his ideas. But he likes to pretend that he's not sort of race essentialist.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

These. These things that he's saying, like, it's your football team, you know, that kind of stuff is you were born.

[Jordan]

You were born on this football team.

[Neo]

And it's about your blood.

[Jordan]

Relative purity of your blood and the old beefs.

[Neo]

It's crazy.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And the Dune part of it is even crazier.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Well, I mean, if you invoke Dune and you're talking about race science, you're not going to have a good time. No, it's going to be a bad idea. No, I wouldn't recommend it.

[Neo]

Alex would just become a were.

[Jordan]

Oh, no, you don't want him to do that because the worm is God. So you. So you're saying that Alex should become God? That's a terrible idea.

[Neo]

But isn't it kind of a curse?

[Jordan]

I mean, isn't Godhood kind of a curse?

[Neo]

Yeah, Deep. You know, it'd be fun.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

I think a great curse for Alex would be God actually talking to him.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Like, actually being like, hey, cut it out now.

[Jordan]

I mean, Alex, all of the right wing right now is living inside the most perfect, like, ironic genie wish. Right? Like what they. They are getting what they wished for, and they're finding out that this isn't what they wish for. Like, this is sucks. This is classic.

[Neo]

Yeah, that's the. That's the thing that Alex can't internalize.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

Is like a lot of the people who are around you who are starting to recognize that Trump sucks are ahead of you. Yeah, that's ahead of the ball. That's the way this is breaking.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

It's, you know, the bummer is the bummer. Like, Faust doesn't end with Faust going, like, you know what? I don't think I did anything wrong. And then the book is fine. You know, like, there is the moment where he goes, ah, shit, I fucked up. We need, as a. As a society, we need that moment. Yeah. We cannot live without a moment where Faust goes, this was a bad deal.

[Neo]

Yeah. And even people who didn't, like, choose to have Trump as the ruler or whatever, we still need to be an active part of that, like, like reckoning with how bad this Period has been.

[Jordan]

This was a bad move. Yeah, let's enshrine how bad it is in fucking statues and shit.

[Neo]

Yeah, let's avoid statues.

[Jordan]

Statues are dumb. But you know what I mean. Concrete someplace.

[Neo]

So I think a lot of Alex's early career and a lot of the stuff that he like that could have broad appeal.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Neo]

Like a lot of these, a lot of ideas involve like the CIA overthrew all these countries and. Sure. You know, they, they're involved in, they're meddling in politics, all this stuff and they shouldn't do that.

[Dan]

Right.

[Neo]

So right now Alex believes that the CIA is trying to overthrow Mexico and.

[Jordan]

They should totally be doing that.

[Neo]

Yeah, it's totally.

[Dan]

Naturally, you've got Mexico engulfed in a massive revolution. Is the CIA involved? Yes, probably. Undoubtedly. But it was already overdue. Mexico is an incredible tyranny. We'll get to that. Coming up. Up. This is about Trump reasserting American dominance. Our hemisphere securing Rome going after Venezuela and its subsidiary Mexico. It all ties together. We'll get to that in a few minutes. And it doesn't mean we endorse all of this. We're just telling you what's happening so you can make your own assessment. But I mentioned the Dune remake. That's excellent. The first is a two part.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

Excellent book by Frank Herbert Winter Shannon Esoteric systems, governments, intelligence agencies. It's an archetype of what's happened the last thousand years.

[Neo]

Sure.

[Dan]

But dune is set 3,000 years after the machines take over with AI exterminate most humanity. Humans fight back in a jihad against the machines.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

The battle area and jihad memory serves.

[Jordan]

Orange Catholic Bible.

[Dan]

Because in the book it's estimated that major exploration for space colonies is a bunch of Muslims. And then they. They're one of the main groups of fights machines. But the point is.

[Jordan]

I'm sorry that.

[Dan]

It'S an archetype of what's actually happened. And so you have a couple thousand year war between House Arcon and House Atreides. They're the two top royal dynasties interplanetary under the Emperor. And he wants to play the two off against each other to take out House Atreides and then later take out House Harkonnen. But it all backfires on him. But here he is after he's turned over spice production. The key live extension technology to House Atreides from House Harkonnen was really a sneak attack plan. And Baron Harkonnen are we doing this? Floating along on his anti grabs.

[Jordan]

Are we doing this the whole time.

[Dan]

To kill Dugleto Atreides announced, after thousands of years of attacking you and wars, it all ends today. He chomps on his poison tooth and dies. The Baron's able to put on a shield and go the ceiling and survive.

[Jordan]

Sure.

[Dan]

But the point is, is that when you see these movies and things, these are archetypes of history. History. So why does Baron Harkonnen care about 2,000 years ago, the Atreides, who were, you could say bad at the time, betraying Harkonnen. They then become corrupt over time and off of this hatred become 20 times more evil than the Atreides. And over 2000 years, the Atreides become the good guys. It shows how all these things change over time. Which is true. Here's a clip.

[Jordan]

Which is true.

[Dan]

There you go.

[Jordan]

Lord Baron.

[Neo]

But how did he get the tooth? Alex has so much detail in that. The setup for this scene. Yet he doesn't even bring up Dr. Yui.

[Jordan]

He doesn't. He doesn't. And to break a sook. Doctor's training.

[Dan]

Right.

[Jordan]

I mean, that's the whole thing.

[Neo]

Yeah, but he had to think of his wife.

[Jordan]

It's the wife every time.

[Neo]

Nothing about Duncan Idaho. Yeah. So that's how the world works.

[Jordan]

That is. You know, I wonder. Here's what's interesting to me, right? I find it interesting that these people are talking about Rome while thinking about Dune as opposed to the correct Sci fi, which would be Asimov's Foundation.

[Neo]

Sure.

[Jordan]

You know, like you're. You're right there. If you're gonna do Sci fi, if you're gonna do Rome, boom, there it is. What it is.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Alex is more of a Dune guy, though.

[Jordan]

But that's crazy. There's psychics in the Foundation. You'll get some psychic powers.

[Neo]

Yeah. You know what it's interesting? I get? I think he just wasn't an Asimov guy.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Weird.

[Neo]

I don't feel like he references. I. You know, my Asimov isn't as deep as. As it could be.

[Jordan]

You're not Caves of Steel guy.

[Neo]

No, but it. Like, he is more in the Dune childhood.

[Jordan]

Zen, right?

[Dan]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Neo]

These are. These are more his touchstones.

[Jordan]

There are so many of these guys who. It's like if you traced it back, it's bad sci fi or it's Sci fi at the wrong time or the wrong kind of sci fi at the wrong kind. You know? And there's so many people where it's like, if you had just switched this book out for this book, would we have a completely different universe?

[Neo]

Or if you'd had a friend you could talk to about what you're reading.

[Jordan]

Or if you had a friend. Yeah.

[Neo]

If you had a sounding board to help you like understand literature a little bit better.

[Jordan]

Yeah, maybe, Yeah. I would say that his understanding of Dune, much like his understanding of the real world surface level, only.

[Neo]

Well, we're not quite done. There's a little.

[Jordan]

Does he have more?

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

Great.

[Dan]

And in the book it was a 2000 year war and House of Trades is like the Greeks or the West. So again, it's all archetypes of this. And so just like them trying to kill Trump and shut us down. That's the years in the desert. We come back stronger. You can't give up even when you lose phases of this thing.

[Neo]

Thing.

[Dan]

We have to transcend the Anglo Saxons and the Russians fighting the Chinese attacking what they see is the west, the New Rome, the Jews attacking the new Rome. It's the same stuff. And this is what they talk about in their councils, folks. So be a do. Wait, I'm sorry, I know all you so called Jew experts that think if you Jews, you're like, we never heard any of this because you're dumb. I'm sorry, you're idiots.

[Neo]

So that's like Nick. And ironically, the guy who made the New Rome video that Alex is basing all of this off of that is him. Yeah, they're the people Alex is saying are dumb.

[Jordan]

Right. The people that he's saying do a great job. He's also saying are fucking stupid.

[Neo]

Right.

[Jordan]

And you shouldn't listen to them.

[Neo]

That's a problem.

[Jordan]

They do a great job though.

[Neo]

Yeah. Come on, man.

[Jordan]

It's very difficult to parse. It's very difficult to parse.

[Neo]

Just stupid. It's just stupid. It's poorly planned. It's lazy, sloppy. And dune.

[Jordan]

And dune. Okay, so that's how the world works. I mean, man, just, just the Jews are trying to kill us all. That's your, that's your whole interpretation of the world. America's the new Rome. And because Rome wasn't nice to Jerusalem, which was not Israel at the time. But that means that the Israelis, who are not necessarily the Jews of that time, somehow have a old beef with a country that did also not exist at that time.

[Dan]

Right.

[Jordan]

Because they kind of think that it's a lot like that country now.

[Neo]

Sure, right. I think that you're oversimplifying things. The Chinese also want to destroy.

[Jordan]

That's right. They're 6,000 year olds.

[Neo]

Come on.

[Jordan]

No, you're right, you're right.

[Neo]

It's not just one.

[Jordan]

No. It's China and everybody non white, let's face it.

[Neo]

Yeah. Ever in South America, we would say.

[Jordan]

African names, but he doesn't know any countries in Africa.

[Neo]

Yeah. Muslims.

[Jordan]

He doesn't believe Egypt is in Africa. I bet he. I bet he does it. I bet 50 bucks he thinks Egypt is in the.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

No, he knows geography.

[Jordan]

Okay.

[Neo]

So we get out of the dune section of the show, which, like, I just really think that it's demonstrably race essentialist garbage.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

I think that he is drifting into a territory that he can't. He can't keep that going without becoming like a clan.

[Jordan]

No. Absolutely no. You have to have pure white blood is where we're at now that if.

[Neo]

He continues down this line and doesn't drop this, that's the end of this road.

[Jordan]

Yeah. We're looking at, like, hey, can you give me your genealogy up to the 12th generation? And if I find anything I don't like in that. That million people, you're dead.

[Neo]

But it's only because the race memory. We need to have our football team.

[Jordan]

It's got to be Quizzat, Hotter Rock.

[Neo]

We can't have someone who's playing for the other team on our team.

[Jordan]

Right. Because that would be great.

[Neo]

Yeah. So anyway, we get out of that section of the show and Alex is like, hey, Marjorie Taylor Greene, she should be nicer to Trump.

[Jordan]

Do you mean Marjorie Taylor Brown?

[Dan]

I'm not attacking MTG or Tim Dillon, just examples I'm giving. We're piling on against Trump. It gets viral. Everybody loves it. Criticize Trump where he's wrong, but talk about the Democrats, Talk about the globals, talk about the larger issues. Talk the good Trump's done so people can make a decision. I can snap my fingers and sell out to the globals right now.

[Jordan]

Do it. Do it. Snap. Do it.

[Dan]

They wanted me to be one of their top generals.

[Jordan]

Become one. Do it.

[Dan]

I dare doubt. And they couldn't believe all the times they offered me the deal. I said no, because I don't feel good doing that. I feel good out here in the desert. Or use the analogy from the great Millis work, Apocalypse now while the Green Berets in the hotel room getting drunk with hookers getting weaker. Charlie's out in the jungle squatting with a 47 eating rice, getting stronger. No, it feels good to be with humanity.

[Neo]

This is the image of a guy who does not watch movies or think about them a lot. So Marjorie Taylor Greene is about to resign from Congress, but That hasn't happened yet. So Alex is still kind of in this head space where he thinks that this is a fun game and everything is going to be all right.

[Dan]

Right.

[Neo]

But more importantly, the globalists would never want Alex now. His value as a sellout is completely gone because there's no way he could credibly sell the idea of selling out to whatever audience he has left. The whole idea is that the man wants you to sell out because you have a talent, and that talent will lure the audience you can gather in the direction the man wants them to go. Your value as a sellout is completely contingent on how well you can sell out without alienating the audience that you're supposed to bring with you.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

Alex is a valueless commodity on this front. He could sell out to the man tomorrow, and the man would see no benefit from it. It's a tough, tough position for him to be in. But Alex needs to recognize that as he exists now, no one has any use for him. Trump doesn't care about his support, and Alex could completely turn on him. And Alex probably wouldn't even get to have a fun nickname like Trump wouldn't even insult him out of it, probably. At the same time, all of Alex's imaginary enemies don't really care that much about what he's doing either, because there's a hundred more younger, more extreme Alex's out there in the world. If anyone's gonna get a sellout offer, it's someone who could actually make a dent and drive some followers in the desired direction, And Alex isn't that. I've come up with a three pronged plan to get Alex's groove back, and I think if he does these things, he could have a shot. All right, one, stop talking to Roger Stone and ban anyone who's a Trump partisan from the show.

[Dan]

Show.

[Neo]

It's fine to have people around who want to have, like, positive feelings towards Trump, but Alex needs to cut it out with buddying up to political hacks. He's supposed to be the guy in the wilderness, not the guy who's friends with insiders. And that image needs to stop now.

[Dan]

Yep.

[Neo]

Two, get back to the chaotic roots with people like Leo Zagami, Daniel Estelin, Alan Watt, Larry Nichols, Steve Pachenik. Some of these people are dead, but they're the kind of energy Alex's show needs. Like, the show itself has become overrun with meme creating dipsh and folks like Nick Sortor. Yeah, where are the don to Grand Prix? Where are the Daryl Hamamotos? This show doesn't have the right balance of good lunatics and it's suffering because of it.

[Dan]

Yep.

[Neo]

Three. Do the painting show. I joke about it a lot, but it's actually one of the best ideas he's ever had.

[Jordan]

It really is.

[Neo]

Alex's whole ranting about tweets thing is getting really stale and it would benefit him a lot to explore different presentations. One of Alex's biggest marketing tools in the past has been hijacking absurdity and getting people to laugh at him. And there's a possibility that an angry ass painting show or a show where Alex sits down with a film critic and discusses what he thinks a movie is about that could attract a big new audience.

[Jordan]

Yep.

[Neo]

They might just be watching to laugh at him, but that's always been a part of it. From the bullhorning days to the gay frogs, all this shit. Alex takes himself too seriously these days because the whole fighting the devil thing, thing. But there's a small window left where he might be able to trick people into watching him by being the butt of the joke again.

[Dan]

Yep.

[Neo]

And if he would do that with the painting show or whatever kind of presentation, you could trick a lot of people into being like, isn't this guy fun?

[Jordan]

I mean, the painting show is just so. It's so right there it is like you, you. He starts painting, he's going to get distracted and he's going to get angry when he fails at painting and he has to keep going. Or what happens next is the great.

[Neo]

Or the other possibility is he's kind of decent at painting and that's fucking weird.

[Jordan]

That would be crazy.

[Neo]

And he's still angry about everything.

[Jordan]

And what if he was just nicely explaining how he likes to paint?

[Dan]

No, that won't happen.

[Jordan]

That would be insane.

[Neo]

I've seen him walking around in nature and he's furious. So, like, you'd still be angry, but it would be fucking awesome. If he was good at painting and he's screaming about the devil and painting.

[Jordan]

And what would he start painting when he wasn't thinking about what he was painting?

[Dan]

What?

[Jordan]

What? In the middle of the rant, would he continue painting? And what would appear. You know what it is? Would his Rorschach tests appear as a picture?

[Neo]

Yeah. Yeah. And like movie recap shows are kind of like, you know, they're a dime a dozen. There's a ton of them out there. But something like someone who actually cares about film sitting down with someone like Alex, who's fucking insane and sees things that aren't there in every piece of media. Like, that would be an interesting angle on that genre.

[Jordan]

Right.

[Neo]

That he has. Has the possibility to do that no one else could do. If he started exploring lanes like that, got rid of the Trump loyalists and got interesting weirdos again. Like, I think he could make a go of it, but he's not going to do any of that shit, and it's a bummer.

[Jordan]

No, again, ironic genie, for fuck's sakes, admit you made a bad wish and let's move on with our lives. Right?

[Neo]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

You made a bad wish. Now make a painting show.

[Neo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jordan]

Wish for a very specific painting show. And don't get your ass Twilight Zoned into. Be a Trump fan.

[Neo]

Yeah. You need to. And all of these three prongs, one of the things about them is reasserting yourself as, like, your own thing.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And I think, I think that's a large part of, like, what's missing.

[Jordan]

Yeah. I mean, he's subsumed into everybody else's bullshit.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And it's, It's. It's not cool. It's not fun.

[Jordan]

Nope.

[Neo]

So we have one last clip here, and it's Alex discussing how so he didn't get to any of the news.

[Dan]

And look, I didn't get all these articles here as a prop. I didn't have all these stacks here just to look like I had a bunch of information. I covered two stacks out of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. Not to mention all the clips. But it's okay. Okay. Because I had to research it all and, you know, have it there in case we need to cover it. And, and, you know, there's a lot to hit here. And I'll, I'll. You know, my, My biggest frustration is not getting to all this. But I. But. But I think the larger discussion about history and how the different elites see each other and what's going on is kind of important. And a lot of you probably tuned in. A lot of you tuned in and knew what I was talking about. A lot of you probably didn't know what I was talking about. You're like, what. What is this? Well, that's. That's how the establishment thinks.

[Neo]

So through blood purity, that's how. That's how they think. I got all these stacks of paper here. They're not props, they're totally real. And I didn't get to single one of them. Well, I got a couple low, very low percentage because I got distracted by yelling about Israel And Rome.

[Jordan]

Right. And old beefs see that that is pullback. That should be the description of something fun and interesting, especially in this context. That you could say that in a broad stroke and then be like, but don't. It's the most boring shit you could imagine is disheartening.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

That's fucking stupid. You could riff so much fun shit just off of Israel and Rome are real now and hate each other back then. And now we've got old beefs. There's a lot of fun, weird shit you can do, but instead he's just a racist.

[Neo]

Yeah. And I think that there's also, like, from a content perspective, ways you can make racism much more interesting.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

If you're not trying to be evasive about what it is you're saying.

[Dan]

Yep.

[Neo]

Like, if Alex would just fully lean into it, then it would be more interesting content. But he's not even able to do that. Which may be for the better in some ways because certainly don't want his show just to become a. Like, let's hunt down people who have.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

Other blood.

[Jordan]

Yeah. I wonder, man, he should watch Kingdom of Heaven. That's a great movie. I love that movie. Well, the really, really long version is kind of.

[Neo]

Well, I'm sorry. He has actually seen a movie this month, so it's gonna be a while.

[Jordan]

It's gonna be a while until he.

[Neo]

Can get around to it. Anyway, this sucks. I thought this was trash, man. I regret wasting time watching that other guy's videos.

[Jordan]

I bet he loved Benicio Del Toro in one battle after another, though.

[Neo]

The former Utah cop.

[Jordan]

I would have gone with Alex, but. Yeah, the former Utah cop, too.

[Neo]

Yeah, they all love him.

[Jordan]

Benicio was too good.

[Neo]

The. Yeah. So we'll be back with another episode and check in on how Alex is continuing what is a deeply destructive stretch of time.

[Jordan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And I think it is very funny the way he's still not recognizing that Marjorie Taylor Greene, like, isn't bluffing.

[Dan]

Yeah.

[Neo]

And how hard that that pill is going to be to swallow. But hey, we'll see how he does it. But until then, we have a website.

[Jordan]

Indeed we do. It's knowledgefight.com.

[Neo]

Yep, we'll be back. But until then, I'm Neo. I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I am the mysterious Woo.

[Jordan]

And now here comes the sex robots.

[Dan]

Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding.

[Jordan]

Hello, Alex. I'm a first name caller.

[Dan]

I'm a huge fan.

[Jordan]

I love your work.

[Dan]

I love you.