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here from Mint Mobile I don't know if you knew this but anyone can get the same Premium Wireless for $15 a month plan that I've been enjoying. It's not just for celebrities, so do like I did and have one of your assistant's assistants switch you to Mint Mobile today. I'm told it's super easy to do. @mintmobile.com Switch upfront payment of $45 for 3 month plan equivalent to $15 per month Required intro rate first 3 months only, then full price plan options available, taxes and fees, extra fee, full terms@mintmobile.com I think when you're diagnosed with cancer you crave a semblance of normalcy and control and so work allowed me to be me. So I think it's really important that companies stay flexible. Cancer in a diagnosis can be all consuming, but it doesn't have to be. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing, learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com
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when the lights go down, the truth comes out.
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Alex Stein
Tucker, you are not the father. This has to be wrong.
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After hours with Alex Stein.
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Alex Stein
No filter if it was okay to have anal sex. No apologies, you were talking about things that probably you shouldn't talk about the
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undisputed king of trolling.
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I finally had my own show at one point. Your ancestors owned slaves.
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They tried to cancel us.
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Deplatforming works. He wants to kill babies, but she's still beautiful. Look at that booty on aoc. That's my favorite big booty.
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Latina politics, culture, hypocrisy.
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They want them to have their penises
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cut off uncensored and uncontrolled.
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That's what I'm saying. They admit they want to cut people's penises off.
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Late night just got dangerous. After Hours with your host Alex Stein starts right now.
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Alex Stein
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome to After Hours with Alex Stein, right here in Real America's Voice. We got a great show for you this evening. And I know everybody wants to talk about the Iran war and trust me, we're going to be talking about it, but we got to talk about something that I do not want to be distracted from. That's right. The Clintons were finally forced to testify in front of the United States House Oversight Committee on their affiliation with serial pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Now, this is obviously a huge news story, but it's kind of getting, you know, shelved and not the right amount of attention, in my opinion, because we're starting a multi country war with Iran, which, I mean, I know that's obvious, but it just seems to me like the timing kind of benefits the Clintons bigly, as Trump would say. So I want to play some clips from this deposition or this committee meeting, whatever the technical term for it is. And in this first clip, I like it because I'll be honest, I'm a big Hillary Clinton freak. Like, I don't like her politics, but I've always thought Hillary Rodman Clinton is sexy as hell. I've always said that. That's just a fact. I mean, you can go back and watch the tape. I don't agree that, you know, she's a good politician and I don't like any of her political ideologies, but she's a sexy, sexy lady. So let's play this clip of her husband defending her, which he should, because Jeffrey Epstein said she's a lot prettier in person. Let's play the clip and then just a couple of more questions. So regarding the Epstein files, there are many files where Jeffrey Epstein seems to speak as though he does know you personally. And in one file, EFTA 00657115, Mr. Epstein is commenting and he quotes, hey, Hillary Clinton is much Prettier in person. This was Tuesday, September 20, 2011. And then another congressman. I'm not going to object to that. Well, she didn't even respond. And then her husband was asked about it shortly after, and he said he's not going to object to that. Now, I just want to be honest. There's been a lot of times, and I probably shouldn't admit this, where I've been alone in my bedroom looking at, you know, videos of Hillary bragging about bombing Libya. And I couldn't help but think about how good she would look in her granny panties and her saggy breasts and just the smell of baby blood on her breath as she just slowly kisses my earlobe. So I have fantasized about that. It's not something I'm proud of. I probably shouldn't have admitted that publicly, but, you know, I'm just. I'm here to tell you the truth. That's what I do. I just spit hard facts. And the idea of seeing Hillary Clinton naked is probably one of my biggest desires. So I agree with Jeffrey Epstein, and I don't like that he was a pedophile. I don't agree with a lot of the things that he did, except for the fact that gave Bill Gates hiv that I love. I love that. I think that's incredibly, you know, noble of Jeffrey Epstein to do that. But I do also agree with Jeffrey Epstein that Hillary Clinton is a sexy, sexy lady, whether you want to admit it or not. I mean, she's no aoc. She's not a big booty Latina, but believe it or not, even a Satanist can be sexy sometimes. I can't believe I'm admitting this, but I just want to have an honest and open dialogue with the audience because that's the person that I am and that's the person that Hillary Clinton would want me to be. So I want to play this clip. This is my girl, Hillary, crashing out because her photo got posted and leaked by my good friend Congresswoman Lauren Boebert from Colorado. And I think that it's very cute that she gets mad about her picture getting late because she is the one that chose to wear a blue pantsuit, the same color of the dress that Monica Lewinsky wore when Bill Clinton ejaculated on her. I think I can say that, but you know what I mean. When he left his seed on a famous outfit, that dress was the same color blue as Hillary's pantsuit. Let's play it. I have another photos that are being released of the secretary as she is Testifying from inside this room. Can you please advise me as to whether or not that's permissible and consistent with the rules, particularly given that we have asked for a public hearing. If there are photos that are being released of the secretary, she is testifying. Can you please explain how. I'm done with this. If you guys are doing that, I am done. You can hold me in contempt from now until the cows come home. This is just typical behavior. Oh, for heaven. So I would like to understand how that's permissible before the hearing was. It doesn't matter. We all are abiding by the same rules. I, I will take that down. Yeah, well, I would like to take a break at this moment. I'd like to have done for now. Go off the record. Go off the record. We're abiding by the same rules. We're abiding by the same rules. What rule is that? That you get to go on an airplane and molest a kid? Is that the rules that we're all playing by? Because let me tell you something, Hillary, you looked great in the picture. You have nothing to be ashamed about. I was, I was. There was blood rushing to my lower region. That's all I'm going to say. Because this is a TV show that a lot of children watch. But that picture was great. You have nothing to be ashamed about. But I mean, you know that we live in a two tier justice system where there are elites that are going on these vacations to private islands and doing some of the most disgusting things that we could even imagine. So for you to sit there and pound your chest and pound the desk and say that there's rules to this meeting, bitch, you haven't followed any rules since you've been in office, since you or your husband got elected. You've literally, allegedly killed over a hundred people. So don't act like all of a sudden, oh, I like to follow rules. I'm Hillary Clinton. You are a professional rule breaker. So you're finding any excuse to get out of that meeting, when in reality it wasn't even that bad. Nobody's even talking about it. All we're talking about is a dang ayatollah in Iran getting his brain blown off. So just don't worry, Hillary. Just lean into it. Babe. We all love you. You got that sexy body. You know, there's some rumors that you and Huma Abedin, who was married to Anthony Weiner, whose laptop supposedly had some very disgusting material on it. But I always kind of like the idea of you and Huma, you know, just laying in bed and scissoring each other. But I don't want to get too deep into that. I don't want it. But that is something that I fantasize about a lot. But now I want to play this clip of Bill Clinton saying something alarming, that he was better friends with Ghislaine and that he met Ghislaine through the Rothschilds. Let's play it. During Ms. Maxwell's interview, she stated that President Clinton was her friend, not Epstein's friend. Is that accurate? I would say that it was accurate to say that I felt closer to her than to him. And for the record, why was that? Because I had seen her more and because she was very good friends with Evelyn Rothschilds. We cut it off a little at the end. But if you got. If you caught that he said that he is better friends with the Rothschilds. Well, if you know anything about the Rothschilds, it stands for the Red Shield. They're one of the most powerful families in the entire world. They funded both sides of World War II, and they also were the architect of the 1948 creation of Israel. So they are incredibly powerful. These are the type of people that we kind of joke about, like the Illuminati. Well, if anybody's in the Illuminati, it's the Rothschilds. And you can even go and Google this. There's pictures of the rothschilds in the 60s and 70s and 80s throwing parties where they're wearing, you know, surreal masks of deer with big antlers. And at these parties, supposedly there would be all kinds of sex going on. Drug use, allegedly. And they were kind of the ones that laid the foundation for people like Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's dad, Robert Maxwell, to create elite parties where people get blackmailed into doing something that makes them vulnerable in their future political position or whatever industry they might work in. They could be a scientist. So the Rothschilds are the most famous family when it comes to elite secret societies. And the fact that he said that, oh, well, I'm better friends with the Rothschilds. I mean, I think that that is just kind of like, to me, a very guilty statement. It makes me think that obviously Bill Clinton, which we already kind of alleged that he was, is part of these secret societies. So a lot of people don't even know this. You know, Bill Clinton, that's not even his real name. His real last name was Blythe. That's true. You can fact check me on that. His stepdad, he took his stepdad's name. So it's just weird. He's had multiple names. Bill Clinton has been to the island 27 times. And when he gets confronted with that, I don't think that Bill is necessarily ashamed because when they present him these pictures that I'm about to show you, he looks like he's kind of reminiscing. Let's play it. Were there other people in that pool
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or hot tub with you as well?
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Alex Stein
I don't think there's anybody in the hot tub. I don't even.
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I didn't forgotten that there was anybody
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in the hot tub. But it was big, but it was about. Well, there's asking in the pool. There's a, this photo. There's a girl over here.
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There's someone.
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Alex Stein
Yeah, I don't know who that is. He didn't look too ashamed. He looked like he had a good time. That he has nothing to be really, you know, hiding or being, I guess subversive about. It seems like it was a good time for him. I don't think that he feels like he broke any laws. And even though Bill might be an alleged pedophile, there is something charming about the guy. I mean, he can charm your socks off. So I got to give him credit when it comes to his political savviness. He's incredibly savvy and he probably was doing disgusting things with kids and he probably does deserve to go to jail. But I think that he handled it like a smooth operator. And if he did have some more blunders, we would probably see more viral clips. But in reality, this entire story and their visit to the House oversight committee has basically been swept under the rug. So I guess I have to say chalk this one up is another. I want to give you an L. I wanted to give you an L but I think you get a W. I need to buy a W. So I want to call you the loser of the day. But sadly, Bill, I think you got the W of the day. I can't believe I'm saying it. All right, guys, coming up next, the pimp on a blimp is going to give you my opinion on what is really happening with the war in Iran and why this is not great for the American people. Coming up next,
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Alex Stein
when you're diagnosed with cancer you crave a semblance of normalcy and control. And so work allowed me to be me. So I think it's really important that companies stay flexible. Cancer in a diagnosis can be all consuming, but it doesn't have to be. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing, learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com. Welcome back folks. You're watching After Hours with Alex Stein on Real America's Voice. Now I gotta talk about a topic that, I mean, sadly I think that this topic is a topic that's almost meant to divide on purpose because of course the idea of war, if you asked any American citizen, people are strongly not in favor of it. The latest polls show that there is a 73% side that doesn't want to do this and only 27% view this war as favorable. Now I think that is a huge discrepancy. And so you could obviously argue that the majority of the American people do not want to go to the Middle east and start a war with Iran. And the main reason that I don't want to start this war, I guess why I want this war to end as soon as possible is because before this war happened I wasn't necessarily worried about a terror attack. I mean I always knew that that's a possibility. I lived through 911 and I know that these people are willing to suicide bomb themselves and die for their cause and there is no defense to a suicide bomber. So I've always known in the back of my mind that yes, I could be a victim of a terror attack. But now, because we have started this war, which they'll tell us that we started it in a preemptive manner because Israel was going to bomb them regardless. Which makes me question who's in charge? Because if that is the case, why didn't we tell Israel, hey, pump the brakes. We don't want to get into a quagmire in the Middle east because we just left there in an embarrassing fashion for the past 25 years, humiliating the American people while wasting trillions of dollars. You think that we would have been the dad in the room, the adult in the room, but unfortunately, it doesn't seem like we are the ones that are calling the shots. It seems like that we have to do the bidding of Israel. And me saying that is not anti Semitic because we have Marco Rubio literally saying the exact same thing. And I get frustrated because they describe this war and these attacks as preemptive. But if I went to a bar and I got in an argument with a guy and, and I preemptively punched him first, I would be the one that would go to jail. That's how the law works. The first person to do something, even if it's because I'm worried that he might punch me, if I throw the first punch right here in America, I would be the one that goes to jail. But according to Marco Rubio and President Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, when it comes to war, we can preemptively strike them, but we're not the ones that started it. I just, I don't understand the logic in that statement. And I'm not saying that to be facetious. I literally don't understand the logic, how they can say that we're preemptively bombing someone, but the other person started it. And yes, I get the argument that Israel and Iran have a lot of beef and that Israel is, is very worried about Iran's nuclear capabilities. I understand all of that. And I also understand that Iran has funded a lot of state sponsored terror across the region that has resulted in American deaths. But if you use that same logic, America has sponsored the Ukraine in their war against Russia. So does that mean that America is responsible for all of the dead Russians? I certainly hope not, because just seeing this war with Iran really makes me hesitant to start a war with Russia and especially hesitant to start a war with China. So I'm not anti America because I don't want to go to war. I'm anti war. There's a huge difference. I love this country. I support every single man and woman in uniform, but they're not the ones making the decisions. We have a group of. Of some unelected, some elected officials that are sending our most precious resource, human soldiers, to go and die because they want you to feel a little bit safer. When in reality, the worst part about this is now there's going to be more terror attacks, like the attack in Austin, Texas, which we're going to cover shortly. Because this doesn't create less radicalization. This creates more radical jihadis. This creates more nationalism in Iran because they're able to use propaganda on their citizens to say, hey, America started that war. They're the bad guys. Yeah, we were chanting death to America and death to Israel, but that's because they're going to come here and bomb us. So, you know, what do you want them alive? So, logically, the story that we're getting from our leaders in Washington, D.C. to me, does not make sense. And I understand 100%, the threat of nuclear weapons is a very serious, serious thing. But what's so cute about all this is that Israel has a nuclear program that they can't even admit to having. So who is lying about having nuclear wars and nuclear capabilities, and who's telling the truth? If we're just calling balls and strikes, like we always try to do on this show? I get the impression that Israel is the one that's lying about their nuclear capability. And if we really want to get into it, Israel actually benefits from not only Iran losing a ton of their military equipment and losing a ton of their ballistic missiles. Israel also benefits from America losing a lot of our military equipment and losing our ballistic missiles, because what that in turn does is that will make Israel the true superpower of the Middle East. They can already drag us into wars, and now we're going to have a depleted military where Israel is going to be able to call the shots, because we might not be able to fight anybody else. We might not be able to be their big protector, their big bodyguard. And I think at the end of the day, that's what they want, because Benjamin Netanyahu knows that this war is universally unpopular here in America. But what do they do? They use fear to control you, to manipulate you into thinking that we are under threat from Iran, when in reality, Iran doesn't have the capabilities to bomb anybody in America. They do have the capabilities to bomb Israel. We've seen that over and over again. And I would think that if Israel and the leaders there, Benjamin Netanyahu, cared about his citizens, he wouldn't want them to have to constantly run to bomb shelters every 20 minutes because they are under the threat of attack from Iran, unless they thought this is just collateral damage and a much bigger war, a war of attrition, where they want their biggest enemy to lose as much military equipment as possible, which will make them the king superpower of the Middle East. So I want to play this clip. This is just a clip of Iranian cluster missiles over Tel Aviv. Pretty shocking to watch. And this is a real clip. This is allegedly not AI, which there's so many AI videos where it's hard to decipher what's real and what's fake, but this video is real. And that's kind of funny. This video is real. Is real. But listen, I don't want to get on that tangent. What I do want to say is I feel like if the leaders of Israel actually cared about their citizens, they would be pacifists instead of aggressors, and things like this wouldn't happen. That's pretty shocking footage, just seeing ballistic missiles rain down on Israel. I don't want any of my Jewish brothers and sisters to get killed or injured or hurt. But we've already lost six service members for the United States military. And it looks like there's going to be more casualties in Israel because this is part of some greater plan that we're not really sure of because they tell us the objectives are clear. But if those objectives were clear to stop a foreign country from having nuclear capabilities, then why won't Naftali Bennett admit that they have nuclear capabilities? Let's play this clip of him just constantly deflecting from the answer when Piers Morgan presses him about Israel's nuclear capabilities. I've asked Benjamin Netanyahu multiple times, has Israel got nuclear weapons? And he just doesn't answer. I mean, you're a former prime minister of the country, so let me ask you, does Israel have nuclear weapons? Israel has always been clear that we're not going to be the first ones to introduce nuclear weapons to the region. But I want to be also very clear. Israel never has, never had and never will have any intent on destroying other countries. It's really simple. If Iran, if Hezbollah, if Hamas decide to stop wanting to destroy our country, there will be no wars. We never want any war. All we're doing is trying to prevent others from destroying us. It's really that simple. And Piers continues to press him about their military, their nuclear capabilities, and Naftali Bennett just totally deflects the whole entire time. So if we're Just being honest. Why can't Israel admit that they have nuclear weapons? Were accusing Iran of having them or having 60% enriched uranium, which you need 90% enrichment when it comes to uranium for a nuclear weapon. Allegedly. I'm not a nuclear physicist, so this seems to me like a total quagmire. And we're getting fed so much bullcrap that our eyes are turning brown. And I already have brown eyes, so they're getting even that much more brown. I just want to know the truth. We already went through an embarrassment of a war on terror in the Middle East. We lost countless of American soldiers and trillions of dollars, all for what? The country's not necessarily safer, if you ask Marco Rubio and Donald Trump. Sounds like we're under imminent threat. Or was that threat real? Was that threat possible? Could their weapons fly to New York City? No, they can't. So you know who is under threat? Israel. And I understand they're our ally, but they shouldn't get to bully us into starting a war that is universally disliked by the American people that voted for Donald Trump because he told us no new wars. So I'm not trying to be, you know, a downer. I'm not a Debbie downer. I'm not anti Trump, but I am anti war. Especially when we're fighting a war for a country that doesn't care about our soldiers dying as much as they care about their soldiers dying. That's just the harsh reality of the situation that we're currently facing. So coming up next, we're going to play some clips talking about the financial repercussions that America is facing because we are spending millions of dollars just to shoot down. There are drones that cost thousands of dollars. Coming up next,
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Alex Stein
when you're diagnosed with cancer, you crave a semblance of normalcy and control. And so work allowed me to be me. So I think it's really important that companies stay flexible. Cancer in a diagnosis can be all consuming, but it doesn't have to be. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing. Learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com
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welcome back to After Hours. Unreal.
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Alex Stein
Amazing.
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America's Voice.
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Alex Stein
Thank you so much for watching After Hours with Alex Stein here on Real America's Voice. Now, I'm getting a little frustrated. I know this episode's been a little bit of a, you know, it's kind of been a buzz kill. I'm sure some of you are buzz. It is late at night right now. It's, you know, we're all having a good time and I'm kind of being, you know, the party pooper. But I'm just frustrated because I feel like I've been misled. And I know that it's the government's job to hide the real truth from us. That's why they have classified levels of information. You know, they have no, I guess, reason to really tell us the truth. They have no obligation. They can lie and cheat and steal from us and we really can't do anything about it. But I'm making a lot of similarities to what's happening in Iran. To what's happening. Excuse me. That what happened with COVID And you're like, well, how are they similar? Well, just put it like this. The propaganda campaign during the pandemic was the most intense directed campaign to manipulate people to take a vaccine with no long term testing that was safe and effective. Incredibly safe. Incredibly effective. Except for the few people that got myocarditis, myocarditis and turbo cancer. But that's, that was a very small amount of people that got that. So it was super safe, super effective, even though it didn't stop the spread of the virus. But listen, we don't have to go back and relive all that because that's a very traumatic time for most Americans and, you know, people in the world for that matter. But the propaganda that's happening now is very similar to the propaganda that happened when they told you that you had to wear a mask. If you don't wear a mask, you're going to kill somebody's grandmother. And it feels like the same playbook is being used right now because they tell us, well, if we don't bomb Iran, they were gonna bomb us. Trust us, wink, wink, trust us. So we know that they're gonna bomb us. So we had to bomb them first. We had to start the fight because we knew it was inevitable that they were gonna fight us. Okay, sure. You know, and the saddest part about this is that all of the conspiracy theorists have been basically 100% correct and totally vindicated when it came to the pandemic. And sadly, I think the people that are against this war in Iran are going to be totally vindicated as well. But only time will tell. And if this war does go on for months and months, which I hope it doesn't, I think you're going to have to admit that the people that were anti war were right. And we knew that this was going to be a quagmire from the start. And the reason why it is a quagmire, the reason why this is bad, because financially we have been giving so much of our military equipment to the Ukraine as well as Korea, and now we are running out of our anti ballistic missiles that shoot down these cheap plastic drones of Iran, and we're going to be forced to start bringing in resources from Korea, from all over the world in order to reinforce our troops that are currently fighting in the Middle East. So this guy is a legend. His name is Professor Jang. And he breaks it down in a very simplistic manner on why this is not beneficial for the American people to continue to waste money when we're fighting a war of attrition. And our bombs cost millions while their bombs cost thousands. Let's play the clip. Actually, those nations that are poor actually have more energy, they're more open and they're more cohesive. Alright, so let me give an example. This is what we call the Shahad drones. Shahad drones. Each of These drones cost $50,000 at most. Okay? At most they can go as cheap as US$35,000, but one of them is $50,000. As you can see, you can fit a lot of these drones to a truck that can go anywhere in Iran and they can hide anywhere. All right, so the thing to understand is first of all, these drones are cheap. They're easy, and they're easy to make. They make about 500 a day, okay? And estimates are about there's 80,000 right now that the Iranians have. So they can go on for a long, long time, okay? And one of these drones again, can knock out a desalination plant, it can knock out an oil field, it can knock out a hotel. It can do a lot of damage. Now in this next clip, Professor Jiang is going to break down the costs that the American people have to pay through our tax dollars to shoot down these drones with our THAAD system, these high altitude defense weapons that cost us millions and millions, even sometimes billions of dollars to shoot down drones that cost the Iranian people $50,000 and they have 80,000 of them. So let's play this club, right, guys? This is what they use. Fat. FAT stands for Thermal High Altitude Air Defense. And they also have like Patriot systems. There's a lot, okay? The thing that you will, that you need to know, know about the system is it's really expensive. This missile guys, cost $1 million. $1 million. So there's this $50,000 drone coming your way and you throw a million dollar
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missile at it, okay?
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Alex Stein
And often these missiles miss. You have to throw two or three missiles at it, okay? So you're spending two to $3 million on each $50,000 that the Radiant spend. That's kind of silly. So I don't have to be a Raytheon rocket scientist to do the math and to see who benefits the most from these wars. And you know who that is? That's a military industrial complex. We live in a military state. We see we have the ICE Department of Homeland Security going and trying to deport illegal immigrants. But what's funny is that kind of didn't really work out and it was a horrible PR disaster. And now we've gotten Department of Homeland Security out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. So if we can't take over Minneapolis, how are we going to take over Tehran, Iran? I mean, it kind of makes you think, is America the superpower that we pretend to be? And yes, I do think America is the greatest country on earth. But if we're fighting an enemy that can use substantially less resources and money than us, and we're bankrupting the American people that are struggling right now with massive inflation. The new Big arch burger from McDonald's. The burger alone is $10. That doesn't include the fries and drink. I remember a time you can go to McDonald's and get a dollar double cheeseburger and it was big and delicious. But those days are long gone. So the American people continue to suffer. We have not gotten any retribution for what happened in 2020. We haven't had Anthony Fauci held accountable for what he did during the pandemic. And we haven't even made one arrest in Reg Jeffrey Epstein release. But the uk they went and they arrested their prince. I'm sure he'll get some sweetheart deal and probably won't have to face that harsh of a punishment. But the public embarrassment that he's faced is incalculable compared to any jail sentence because he has lost and embarrassed everything that he built up his whole entire life. So this is my point. When it comes to this, more terror attacks are going to actually happen because we did this, not because we used restraint. And the conspiracy theorists are right again. We had another terror attack in Austin, Texas, as well as a stabbing in Washington D.C. but this hits really close to home because I was in Austin on Friday night at a comedy show at Bat City Comedy Club that was right next to the same bar, Buford's in Austin, where this northern African legal immigrant, believe it or not, went and killed three people. So let's play this clip.
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The 53 year old Senegalese national who could be seen during the rampage wearing a shirt that read Property of Allah may have been motivated by the joint attack by Israel and the US On Iran. Law enforcement sources have said as officials investigate the possible act of terrorism.
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Alex Stein
Obviously it's still way too early in the process to determine an exact motivation, but there were indicators that on the subject and in his vehicle that indicate potential nexus to terrorism. Doesn't take an FBI agent to realize that there's probably going to be more of these style of attacks. And the deep state loves it. They love when a crazy jihadi goes and shoots up a bar because now they can use that as a reason to limit our ability to have guns. That's right. They can get legislation that's bipartisan that puts in red flag laws and you know, John Cornyn and all of these rhinos like Dan Crenshaw, they love red flags. They would love to limit your ability to have the second Amendment. They would love to throw it in the trash if they got their choice. So I know that might sound very conspiratorial, but the people that are the puppet masters that are really calling the shots, they want to degrade the Constitution as much as possible. And the second Amendment is the first thing that they want gone because that prevents us from actually Fighting back against our government. And so it's just very, very, very frustrating because I don't feel safer after bombing Iran. I feel less safe. And that was the opposite of the intended effect of even starting this war with Iran, because there is no defense to a suicide bomber, a suicide shooter. These people are willing to die for their cause. You think the American people are brainwashed? Not as brainwashed as these people. And that is scary to me that they have 36 million illegal immigrants, some legal right here in the United States that are being radicalized by Twitter and Instagram and Facebook because they're seeing clips of their home country get bombed. It's not going to decrease the amount of tax, it's going to increase it. Now I want to play this clip. This is the shooter leaving his apartment. And it's just so creepy just looking at him. He's about to go murder these young college kids. One of them was a double major, a really talented student that had a job lined up. It's just such a sad waste of a great future. And it was all taken away indirectly by starting this war in Iran. So let's play this clip. Just nonchalantly leaving his apartment. Even locked it, made sure to lock it. Although his mind was set that he's going to go do a terror attack and shoot random people in the most popular street and all of the state of Texas, 6th street in Austin, where he knew that there was going to be a bunch of vulnerable kids having fun, drinking, partying with their friends. So this is a spooky and scary reality that America is less safe today than it was before we started the war with Iran. Whether you want to admit that or not, you're brainwashed. All right, guys, coming up next, The Burger King CEO totally mogged. The McDonald's CEO, he burger maxed him and it was beautiful. Trust me, you don't want to miss it. Coming up next,
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work supported me while I was going through treatment by not treating me like somebody who was going through treatment. Treatment sucks. Cancer sucks. Being engaged with work really helped to oh, I just knew I was going to beat this thing. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place, place for healing, learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com. Guys, I really appreciate you all watching tonight. You're watching After Hours with Alex Stein on Real America's Voice. Now we got to talk about something that is the most pressing issue to Americans is that the CEO of Burger King recently had a burger mog off with the CEO of McDonald's. And we played the clip earlier last night where the CEO of McDonald's took the most tepid bite of their brand new burger, the Big Arch. But guess what? The Burger King CEO, he had to have a response. But I guess the real loser in all of this is the American people. Because these burgers were supposed to be cheap and easy where you could take your whole family and feed them for just a few bucks. But not anymore. Now that these companies are being ran by people that won't even eat their burgers or even look happy while they eat their burgers. It shows you that they don't care about the American people. They don't care for their actual customers. Because the CEO of McDonald's, who I believe makes about $15 million a year, probably doesn't eat at McDonald's. He's eating, you know, five star chef prepared meals and they are a lot different than a McDouble and some fries. So I want to play this clip of the CEO of Burger King basically having a burger off and burger maxing. But in reality, I mean, I eat at Burger King and I don't need to take a picture of it. I eat it because I'm a dog. I'm hungry. This guy is doing it to prove a point. So I guess I don't really like it that these CEOs are just so out of touch. This is how they compete with each other. Instead of finding a burger that has great value and great taste and that can feed Americans, they would rather have some sort of burger Mog Off. It's insane. I can't believe I'm even saying that word. Let's play this clip. Not bad, right? Only one thing missing. A napkin. I took a big bite of a hamburger. Look at me. I'm so good. I want. That is retarded. That pisses me off. I go to Burger King all the time. I eat the Cheesy Tots. I eat the jalapeno nuggets or whatever they're called. I eat the French fries. I love Burger King and I love McDonald's, and I like Arby's and I like Sonic and I like In N Out. I like them all because I grew up eating this food. And yes, there might be some human meat in there. And yes, it's not necessarily healthy. And I probably should stop eating fast food so much. But that's another argument for another episode. I don't think it's funny that they think it's a big deal that they're having a bite of the burgers that they are in charge of making. I think it seems to me like they're laughing in our face. Oh, I wouldn't eat this crap. Let me take a big bite. I won the burger Mog off. These are the people that are running these companies. We need fat people that are in charge of McDonald's and Burger King. I don't like either of these guys. And you know what? Believe it or not, let's put some black people in charge. They love fast food. And that's not racist. Me saying I want black people. If we had DEI for anything, hire some black people to run McDonald's, I guarantee you the prices will go down. Yes, there might be some horse meat in the burger, but if that makes them cheaper and they taste the same, nobody's going to give a damn. Because that's what the American people want. They want something hot, fast, cheap and easy. Kind of like your mom. No disrespect. I don't mean to be disrespectful about your mom, but my point is this. This is what they think of us. They think it's a big deal to have a bite of a burger because these are multimillionaires that are out of touch with the customers that they should respect, but they don't respect us. And that's just a cold, hard fact. I hate to say it, but it's not a big deal. This shouldn't be viral that you took a bite of a Whopper. There's some construction worker right now eating a Whopper. He's not going to go viral for it. Hell, he goes home, his wife cooks him dinner, it tastes like crap. He needs the Burger King burger, because that's the only time that he can actually go across the country and know that he's going to get a delicious meal. And a lot of people ask Donald Trump, why do you eat McDonald's so much? And he says, because he knows that if he goes to McDonald's, it's going to taste the same at every single McDonald's, and he doesn't have to worry about getting sick. So there are reasons where these elite rich people will eat there. And Donald Trump's not scared to bite into a big arch, but these CEOs are. So, yes, I don't agree with starting the war in Iran, but God bless Donald Trump for being a real American, not afraid to eat a hamburger the whole entire thing. And he eats filet of fish, and he eats the fries, and I believe he also eats the nuggets. But that's great. That's awesome. He's a hungry man. He's busy. He, you know, builds up an appetite starting wars. I'm sure that is, you know, appetite building. Why we're also trying to regime build. I mean, nothing goes better with the new Ayatollah than a milkshake and some fries and a big arch from McDonald's. That's just the truth. All right, now I want to get to this clip because we've talked a lot about the war, and, you know, my opinion now. Don't love it. Don't love it, obviously. But the reason why I don't necessarily love it is because the people in Tel Aviv and all over the country of Israel are now going to be more susceptible to a terror attack. But it seems like even though this is a video from last year, it seems like they kind of like being in the bunkers. So is Israel doing this so that they can be forced to be in bunkers and gay guys can meet other gay guys because they're stuck down in a hole worried about dying. And everybody knows, like, if you're on a crashing plane, the last thing you might want to do is have sex. So maybe if you're about to get bombed, maybe the last thing you want to do is have sex. Or maybe people are more vulnerable and more horny. I don't know. But just to see the joy and happiness on this guy's face because he's in a bunker with a bunch of gay men kind of makes me sick. Let's play it. When you're a power gay in Rehoboth, you get a special tour of the bombed out buildings of the missile attack last night with your sexy IDF soldier friend. What's your name? We know. Stop Cohen, IDF's finest. As we walk among the ruins and the broken glass of last night's missile attack. What do you think? St. Are you scared?
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No, sir.
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Alex Stein
No, sir. Until then, we'll be safe and sound in our bomb shelters with our sexy IDF soldiers protecting us in this ever so holy Jewish nation. That makes me want to puke. He's happy that he gets to go and have anal sex all night while bombs blow up right over his head. And then I want to play this clip of one of the victims describing the terror attack in Austin. I heard about a dozen, probably a couple, few dozen shots ring out. Couldn't really even pinpoint where they were coming from. And honestly, we couldn't even comprehend they were shots. I was. There were probably 15, 20 people in this food truck and no one was panicking, screaming, and running. People thought, maybe it's fireworks or maybe it's like a motorcycle. Oh, my God. Oh. Now do you see the hypocrisy? Do you see the juxtaposition of one guy in Tel Aviv happy that they're getting bombed so he can go have anal sex with a bunch of IDF soldiers while the young kid looks scared to death, recounting the story of how he saw a terrorist go into a popular bar in Austin and just start randomly shooting people and killing three of them. So because these people in Israel would get to laugh and do anal in the bunker, sadly, a direct result of that will be more terror attacks on American soil right in my backyard of Austin, Texas. So listen, you and your boyfriend want to go in a bunker and, you know, get the lube out and do it all night long, go ahead. But we shouldn't be radicalizing a nation of people that have been immigrating here for the past four years under a Biden administration that let them do it, because there are going to be more people that have national pride for the country that they left after seeing it get attacked by American soldiers. So there are repercussions for our actions. We don't live in a vacuum. You piss somebody off, somebody might feel some sort of way about it and they might come and retaliate. So I'm happy that there's some people that enjoy this, but I don't enjoy it whatsoever. I don't enjoy living in fear of a terror attack in Dallas or Austin or anywhere in America. So we really need to pump the brakes. And Iran is a totally different beast than Iraq. And on top of that Iraq, we actually funded Saddam Hussein to fight Iran years ago and that war took eight years. So we know that Iran is a capable opponent that is not going to just roll over and die. I'm frustrated because now America is once again being put on the back burner with foreign countries interests right to the top. That's what we're going to focus on. They're going to push all of those foreign interests and say those are more important than all of the struggles that the American people are currently facing. That's what our elected politicians think of us. They think we're stupid. Well, don't be stupid. Don't let the propaganda brainwash you. And we need to be vigilant because I guarantee you there are going to be more terror attacks like this. If you got a gun, I'd carry it because you never know who's gonna come up there and just try to suicide shoot you or suicide bomb you. Alright guys, before we go, I do want to say this. Go on Amazon.com and go order some soldier fuel right now. It's delicious. It's strong. Zero sugar. Zero, I think it has five calories, I believe. But the stuff is good. No sugar. It's not gonna raise your insulin levels. You can drink this all day long if you're on a diet trying to lose weight. Weight and you need some energy. Trust me. I've been drinking it all night. I haven't slept in two days. This stuff is strong. It's what we've been giving our soldiers in Iran. So Iran, watch out. We're giving more free soldier fuel to our troops and you don't want a troop that is high on soldier fuel. That is a. That is an opponent that you cannot beat. All right, guys, thank you for watching After Hours with Alex Stein. I'll see you tomorrow night. When I was diagnosed, all I wanted to do was get back to work. I wanted to get back to that trajectory that I was on prior to the cancer. I always felt like I had value. I had a place on the team to just be treated with dignity. It means everything. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing. Learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com this is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.