In this entertaining podcast, Dan and Jordan discuss the March 6th episode of The Alex Jones Show and celebrity drop-ins from lovable weirdo Eddie Bravo and potentially a Nazi Jesse James. Topics discussed include the victimization of Gen. Flynn and Jeff Sessions, Alex Jones' view on random memes as primary sources, and the possibility of being both a literal and metaphorical vampire.
Alex Jones sees the Vault Seven data dump as validation of his views on government surveillance and manipulation.
Alex Jones claims to have had conversations with President Trump, who allegedly praised InfoWars and its listeners.
Alex Jones misinterprets the Vault Seven data dump to support his exaggerated claims about remote-controlled airplanes and television surveillance.
The theory of consuming adrenochrome as a hallucinogenic substance is widely discredited and lacks scientific basis.
The podcast discusses Eddie Bravo's endorsement of conspiracy theories, including the flat earth theory and fake dinosaur bones in museums.
Deep dives
Alex Jones Claims to Have Been Proven Right by Vault Seven Data Dump
Alex Jones believes that the recent Vault Seven data dump by WikiLeaks proves that he has been right about government surveillance all along. He claims that his show, InfoWars, has always been a reliable source of information on topics such as remote-controlled airplanes, television surveillance, and more. Jones asserts that whistleblowers from intelligence agencies, such as the NSA, have consistently confirmed his claims. He sees the Vault Seven data dump as further confirmation of his accuracy and believes that it supports his views on government spying and manipulation.
Alex Jones' Past as a Broadcaster
Alex Jones shares his beliefs about his role as a broadcaster and his accuracy in predicting events. He claims that his show has been a platform for whistleblowers within various intelligence agencies to share information. He references past guests such as Thomas Drake and William Binney, who have come forward with allegations of government surveillance. Jones suggests that intelligence agencies recognized his accurate reporting and saw him as a trusted source of information.
Alex Jones' Alleged Conversations with Donald Trump
Alex Jones asserts that he has had conversations with President Donald Trump in which Trump praised InfoWars and its listeners. Jones claims that Trump called to express his gratitude for the support he received from InfoWars listeners during his presidential campaign. However, it is unclear whether these alleged phone calls actually took place, as Jones does not provide any corroborating evidence.
Misinterpretation of Vault Seven Data Dump
Alex Jones misinterprets the Vault Seven data dump by WikiLeaks, claiming that it supports his previous claims about government surveillance and manipulation. While the data dump does provide insight into the capabilities of intelligence agencies, it does not confirm the specific allegations made by Jones. His assertions about remote-controlled airplanes, television surveillance, and other topics are likely exaggerations or misunderstandings of the information provided in the dump.
The Theory of Adrenochrome Consumption
Alex Jones mentions the theory of consuming adrenochrome, a chemical compound produced from the oxidation of adrenaline. The theory suggests that powerful individuals terrorize children to release adrenaline and drink their blood to experience a hallucinogenic euphoria. However, this theory is widely discredited and lacks scientific basis. Adrenochrome has only been mentioned in fiction, such as Aldous Huxley's 'The Doors of Perception,' and has no proven effects in real-world consumption. Moreover, the idea of killing hundreds of children to obtain this substance is absurd and unfounded.
Jesse James and Blue Collar America
Jesse James, a celebrity guest on the podcast, emphasizes his connection to blue-collar America, despite his multimillion-dollar success in the motorcycle industry. He discusses his divorce from Sandra Bullock and past controversies, including allegations of Nazi associations. However, these claims lack substantial evidence and it is important to approach such rumors with caution. James also shares his thoughts on the Russian hacking allegations and expresses skepticism towards the motives behind the accusations.
Alex Jones' Claims of Censorship
Alex Jones raises concerns about censorship on social media platforms, citing the removal of his posts as evidence. He argues that the censorship is not due to misinformation, but rather because his content is too accurate and challenges mainstream narratives. However, without further details regarding the specific posts and the platforms' policies, it is difficult to assess the validity of these claims.
The Pope's Statement on Terrorism
The podcast discusses a statement made by the Pope regarding terrorism. The Pope emphasizes that no people or religion should be labeled as terrorists, including Muslims. He argues that categorizing an entire group as criminal denies their humanity and goes against the commandments of love and compassion.
Conspiracy Theories and Eddie Bravo's Beliefs
The podcast delves into various conspiracy theories and highlights Eddie Bravo's endorsement of some of them. Eddie Bravo expresses his belief in the flat earth theory, the existence of an ice wall, and the claim that dinosaur bones in museums are fake. Alex Jones mentions that he doesn't personally research these claims, but trusts others' opinions without independent verification.
Today, Dan tells Jordan all about what happened on the March 6th episode of The Alex Jones Show, plus they discuss celebrity drop-ins from "lovable weirdo" Eddie Bravo and "potentially a Nazi" Jesse James. Topics discussed include:
Are Gen. Flynn and Jeff Sessions the real victims?
Is listening to Alex Jones unofficially required of servicemen?
Does Alex think that random memes are "primary sources?"
Can one be both a literal and metaphorical vampire?
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