VIDEO: UN Announces Plan to Ban Most Farming, Triggering The Starvation of Billions
During the his Thursday show, Alex Jones broke down the latest statements out of the United Nation’s World Health Organization to outlaw farming to ‘save the earth’ from human activity.
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Hispanics and Young Voters Flee from Biden
Trump romps right now in battleground states—and wins over constituencies that have been historically crucial to Democrats in elections. In this regard, brand new polling from the New York Times validates the ongoing battleground polling from my advocacy group, the League of American Workers. Both their polls and ones commissioned through North Star Opinion Research show Trump comfortable leads in North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona and effectively tied in Wisconsin.
But perhaps even more revealing than the topline “horse race” numbers, the details in the polling crosstabs show material cracks emerging in the traditional coalition of Biden voters. The weakness for Biden is especially pronounced among Hispanics and young voters, two groups the Democrats formerly depended upon for support.
Hispanics: in our Georgia poll, the overall Trump lead for a head-to-head matchup vs. Biden surged to double digits for the 45th president, with Trump 49%, Biden 39%, and those undecided at 12%. Amazingly, the lead among Hispanics in Georgia was even larger with Trump by +13%. Georgia is not generally regarded as a significantly Hispanic state, but it should be, with 10% of the population there now Latino. Because of the super strong job market in Georgia, hard-working Hispanics have flocked to the Peach State. The Hispanic population doubled there from 2000-2010, from 435,000 to 865,000. Then, over 200,000 more Hispanics have been added since, getting close to 1.1 million Latinos.
These findings were echoed by the NY Times poll, which found 60% disapproval among Hispanics in battleground states and a staggering 61% of Latinos who rated their economic circumstances as “poor.” In our survey, when we asked, “Were you better off with Trump or Biden?” the former president won Hispanics by a landslide, 58-26%. Clearly, entrepreneurial, hard-working Hispanics in Georgia long for the economic prosperity of Trump.
Young Voters: Trump has earned a commanding +17% lead among likely voters aged 18-34, 49-32%, with 18% undecided. In fact, the lowly 32% take for Biden is the lowest of any age group. Interestingly, Trump also enjoys a +17% margin among young adults in a five-way presidential race that adds Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, and Jill Stein onto the hypothetical ballot.
So, young people decidedly reject Biden. Why? The first reason is Gaza. When asked about Biden’s actions and statements regarding the war there, 66% of young voters said they make them less likely to support Biden, the highest of any age group. The second reason is the economy. The inflationary “Bidenomics” reality benefits the owners of substantial assets, primarily older citizens. But young people, who generally do not hold substantial real estate or stock market assets, struggle to pay for the necessities of life in Biden’s inflationary economy.
Only 30% of Georgia young voters reported that Bidenomics works well for middle class families, the lowest of any age group.
These moves are structural and could last for decades to come. For instance, in Georgia, the median Latino age is only 27 years old, a full decade younger than non-Latinos there. So, when the youthful Latino population is combined with other young voters fleeing the Democrats in droves, these trends really matter, and not just for this election. In contrast to the Marxist Democrats, the America First coalition is young, ethnically diverse, and growing.
VIDEO: Fake Trump Stories REVEALED
On Thursday Alex Jones covered a massive compilation of numerous fake news stories created to demonize President Donald Trump.
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Survey: 47% of Voters Believe the Republic Created by the Founding Fathers Has Already Fallen
A new Rasmussen Reports survey reveals that nearly half of American voters believe the republic established by the Founding Fathers has come to an end.
The survey, conducted among 1,087 voters, found that 47 percent of respondents agreed with the statement: “The republic the Founders created has already fallen.” Conversely, 39 percent of respondents believe Americans are doing a “good job” of maintaining the nearly 250-year-old government structure of the United States, while the remaining 14 percent were unsure about the state of the republic.
The belief that the republic “has already fallen” is more prevalent among women, with 53 percent agreeing, compared to 43 percent of men. Racial disparities were also evident, as 48 percent of Black voters and 50 percent of Hispanic voters believe the republic has collapsed, compared with 46 percent of White voters.
(Related: 12 Absolutely insane examples that show just how far the U.S. has fallen.)
A stark partisan divide has also emerged from the survey data as over half of Republican voters believe the republic has collapsed, compared to just over a third of Democrats.
This finding adds a layer of complexity to the dismal outlook for historians who revere the ideas of Founding Fathers like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson. These late 18th-century revolutionaries not only led the American War of Independence against the United Kingdom but also crafted the modern ideas in the Declaration of Independence and fashioned the republican government structure outlined in the Constitution of the United States.
Moreover, the survey also asked the respondents whether America’s current leaders have “authority from the consent of the governed,” a pivotal phrase from the Declaration of Independence. As it turned out, a substantial 57 percent of voters believe the federal governmentno longer operates with public consent, while 26 percent believe the “consent of the governed” remains intact, and 17 percent were unsure.
The sentiment transcends gender lines, with 60 percent of men and 53 percent of women agreeing with the statement. This skepticism is particularly pronounced among middle-aged and older voters, as 61 percent of those over 40 expressed similar doubts.
Survey comes amid highly divisive election year
This survey comes amid a highly divisive election year where Democratic President Joe Biden faces off against his Republican predecessor, Donald Trump. Both campaigns are framing the election as a critical juncture for the nation’s future, warning of catastrophic consequences should their opponent prevail.
Trump said the multiple criminal cases against him are politically motivated. He argued that his defeat in the upcoming 2024 presidential election would signify the end of democracy. ‘”If we don’t win this election, I don’t think you’re going to have another election in this country,” Trump said during his rally in Ohio.
Meanwhile, Biden countered that a Trump victory would spell the end of the principle of one person, one vote. He cited Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results and the violent MAGA assault on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
“I’m running because democracy is at stake,” Biden said. “Let there be no question, Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans are determined to destroy American democracy.”
Aside from warnings from both parties, economic hardships, driven by persistent inflation and the Biden administration’s inaction on the southern border crisis, have amplified frustrations. In other words, the survey indicates that millions of Americans are taking these warnings to heart, with a significant portion believing the republic has already unraveled.
Watch Republican National Committee Co-Chair Lara Trump urging his father-in-law Donald Trump and Joe Biden to debate each other face-to-face in the clip below.
VIDEO: Federal Judge Who Puts Women in Cells With Convicted Rapists Confronted by Ted Cruz
During the Thursday show, Alex Jones played a video of Senator Ted Cruz confronting a federal judge in the Senate chamber over her actions of placing women in cells with a convicted pedophile rapists.
“You took a six-foot-two serial rapist, serial child rapist, with male genitalia, and he said ‘you know, I’d like to be in a women’s prison’ and your answer was ‘that sounds great to me’, let me ask you something, the other women in that prison, do they have any rights,” Cruz said.
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NATO ‘Preparing for War’ With Russia – Orban
Hungary is reevaluating its role in NATO, as it has no intention to take part in actions that could involve member states in the Ukraine conflict and lead to a direct clash with Russia, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday.
Speaking on local Kossuth Radio, Orban stated that his country has already been relegated to the role of a non-participant within the US-led military bloc due to its stance on Ukraine, and Budapest is now working on legal ways to retain its membership but reserve the right to abstain from joining NATO operations it disagrees with.
“Hungary’s position must be redefined, our lawyers and officials are working on ways to allow Hungary to continue to exist as a NATO member without participating in NATO activities outside the bloc’s territory. We need to create a new approach, a new definition for our position as a pro-peace force within NATO,” Orban said.
According to the prime minister, there are “alarming similarities” between the emotionally charged media publications and statements by Western politicians regarding the Ukraine conflict and the atmosphere preceding the First and Second World Wars.
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“What is happening today in Brussels and Washington… looks like warming up for a possible direct military conflict. We can safely call it the preparation of Europe’s entry into the war,” Orban said, adding that there are working groups within NATO that are assessing the best ways for the bloc to further boost its participation in the conflict.
He warned that the end result of these actions could be a direct conflict between the EU, NATO, and Russia – a “grim prospect,” as the conflict would involve nuclear powers.
Someone tell me why instead of isolating this conflict – because it is a war between two Slavic peoples, despite all the arguments on the side of Ukraine – we choose to jump into this war?
Orban noted that the bloc was created with the purpose of defending member states against aggressors, not waging wars outside its territory. Commenting on Western claims that Russia could attack Europe if it defeats Ukraine, Orban said the chances of this happening are extremely slim, and these warnings only serve as an excuse to become directly involved in the Ukraine conflict.
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Hungary has opposed NATO funding and arming of Ukraine from the outset of the conflict in February 2022. The country has not sent any weapons to Kiev, and has not allowed its territory to be used for their delivery, despite pressure from both Brussels and Washington. Budapest has called for a ceasefire and a diplomatic solution to the conflict.