Tucker: Alex Jones Vindicated on Gay Frog Claims
Alex Jones’ once-controversial claims that chemicals in water are affecting frog sexuality have now gained acceptance in mainstream science, putting him lightyears ahead of the curve, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson acknowledged.
Speaking to Jones on the Tuesday edition of The Alex Jones Show, Carlson said he was surprised to hear independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy mention the chemical atrazine’s sex-altering effects in a recent interview.
Alex Jones was right
— Camus (@newstart_2024) August 28, 2024
Tucker Carlson: “I was doing an interview yesterday with Bobby Kennedy and right in the middle of it he’s like: Atrazine, it can change the sex of frogs. He was on a roll, so I didn’t want to interrupt him, but I was like: I think Alex Jones made that point… pic.twitter.com/dLfE6Vkuw4
“I was doing an interview yesterday with Bobby Kennedy and right in the middle of it he’s like: Atrazine, it can change the sex of frogs,” Carlson told Jones.
“He was on a roll, so I didn’t want to interrupt him, but I was like: I think Alex Jones made that point like 15 years ago and was mocked. And now it’s just ‘the science.’”
Carlson noted Jones was deemed a fringe “lunatic” at the time for highlighting the topic.
“You were described as a lunatic, like a mental patient needing like full-time care because you were such a danger to yourself and society, when you said that: ‘Turning the frogs gay,’ and now it’s like, that’s just the science. That’s the science. It’s the science.”
Tucker went on to inquire, “When is someone gonna call Alex Jones and be like: ‘Hey Alex Jones, you were right about the frogs — sorry’?”
RFK brought the issue to the forefront last year amid a discussion with Jordan Peterson, questioning if endocrine disrupting chemicals might be behind the bizarre rise in homosexuality being observed among adolescents.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr on Jordan Peterson’s podcast discussing an aspect of the “trans kids” phenomena that other politicians never touch pic.twitter.com/o5DunTTdHn
— Dr. Ben Braddock (@GraduatedBen) June 5, 2023
“…The sexual dysphoria we’re seeing. These kids are being overwhelmed by a tsunami, I mean they’re swimming through a soup of toxic chemicals today and many of those are endocrine disrupters, there’s atrazine in our water supply,” Kennedy said.
“And atrazine, by the way, if you in a lab put atrazine in a tank full of frogs it will chemically castrate and forcibly feminize every frog in there, and 10% of the frogs, the male frogs will turn into fully viable females able to produce viable eggs. And if it’s doing that to frogs, there’s a lot of other evidence that it’s doing it to humans as well.”
Now, after years of being mocked and caricatured for his accurate claims, mainstream science is barely now realizing Alex Jones was right.
Alex Jones is joining Tucker Carlson LIVE September 23rd at Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania!
Watch Jones’ full Tuesday interview with Tucker:
Trump Says Biden Regime Partially to Blame For Assassination Attempt: ‘It’s Biden’s Fault & Harris’s Fault’
Former President Donald Trump appeared to suggest the Biden administration was partially responsible for the assassination attempt against him on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
In a wide-ranging interview with Dr. Phil on Tuesday, Trump explained that the Biden administration “always made it very tough” for him to have a properly staffed Secret Service detail.
“I don’t know whose fault it is, but I will tell you I have these massive rallies with 50-60,000 people or more. And our people are always fighting to get more security, more Secret Service,” Trump said. “And he knew that we didn’t have enough.”
Is it just me or does it feel like Trump is hinting that he knows the Biden Admin was responsible for the assassination attempt? He lays out some of the supporting evidence:
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-Biden made it tough for Trump to have the proper number of Secret Service.
-Biden knew they didn’t have… pic.twitter.com/6j0kUU46AW
“And he’d have a rally of 3 or 4 people. I mean, nobody would go. If he had a rally, if he had 20 people, it was a lot. Nobody would go…and yet he had a massive contingent of Secret Service. And I know that they wanted to have his people come over to these big rallies that I was having. And I know that it was a very tough situation.”
Trump went on to finger Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris as being partially responsible for the attempt on his life last month.
“When this happened, people would ask, ‘Whose fault is it?’ I think to a certain extent it’s Biden’s fault and Harris’s fault. And I’m the opponent,” Trump said.
“Look, they were weaponizing government against me,” he continued. “They brought in the whole DOJ to try and get me. They weren’t too interested in my health and safety. I would be if I were in their position, but they weren’t very interested.”
“I could feel it. They were making it very difficult to have proper staffing in terms of Secret Service,” he added.
Dr. Phil followed up by asking, “I’m not saying they wanted you to get shot, but do you think it was okay with them if you did?”
Trump replied, “I don’t know. There’s a lot of hatred. I don’t know why. I had a great presidency. We had the best economy we ever had. We had job numbers that were unbelievable.”
The former president may have answered his own question as to why the Biden regime would want him dead.
Meanwhile, the House Republicans’ investigation into the assassination attempt against Trump has been slow going, what with the sudden cremation of shooter Thomas Crooks’s body and the Secret Service rejecting multiple FOIA requests for key documents related to the incident.
Watch the full interview:
President @realDonaldTrump talks assassination reaction and @RobertKennedyJr‘s impact on the election on Dr. Phil’s MeritTV.
— Dr. Phil (@DrPhil) August 28, 2024
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Russia Issues WW3 Warning, Says West Is Playing ‘With Fire’ Over Ukraine
Moscow’s foreign ministry has warned that any talk of using long-range missiles to strike Russian territory is “very dangerous”. During a press conference on Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the West was “asking […]
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Watch: Kamala’s Economic Adviser ROASTED By CNBC Hosts Over Tax on Unrealized Gains
Kamala Harris’s economic adviser Bharat Rama was pilloried by CNBC’s “Squawk Box” hosts over her campaign’s proposal to tax unrealized capital gains.
“Taxing unrealized gains just doesn’t seem fair in any sense of the word,” co-host Rebecca Quick told Rama on Wednesday. “In the very best sense, if you were taxing unrealized gains, all you’re doing is pulling forward the taxes that would be paid later when someone actually sells the stock.”
CNBC: “Taxing UNREALIZED gains just doesn’t seem fair in any sense…”
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) August 28, 2024
Harris economic advisor Bharat Ramamurti: “This reaction to unrealized gains is a little funny.”
(Kamala’s 25% minimum tax on unrealized capital gains is just one of the trillions in tax hikes she supports) pic.twitter.com/jnGNK23ST0
Rama responded that the pushback against the proposal is “a little funny,” claiming people are already paying a tax on unrealized gains through property taxes.
His explanation was immediately torn apart by Quick and co-host Joe Kernen, who noted that property tax is a use tax, which is essentially a conditional sales tax.
“It’s a use tax. It pays for schools,” Quick said as Rama attempted to talk over her. “Your value of your home never moves the way a stock moves, the way something else moves. Property tax is a use tax, you’re paying for the schools, you’re paying for emergency services, those are things that make absolute sense.”
Kernen piled on, saying, “It’s tiring. It’s not the same. That’s always the go-to answer.”
Rama insisted that “all the revenue” from taxes on unrealized capital gains are going to go to “more opportunity.”
“It’s to make sure that every newborn in this country get $6,000–” he said before Quick cut in.
“But it’s not a use tax for people actually using those services,” Quick said.
Rama replied, “You’re arguing that this is some foreign concept that’s completely unknown–“
Kernen broke in, “It’s probably unconstitutional.”
Quick added, “It’s not income. It’s not an income tax.”
Kernen concluded, “It’s never gonna happen…probably.”
The Harris campaign’s proposal for a 25% minimum tax on unrealized capital gains is part of a $5 trillion tax plan unveiled this week that also includes a “wealth tax” on households with over $100 million and a 44.6% tax on capital gains and qualified dividends first put forward by the Biden administration in April for its 2025 budget proposal.
Knife & Sex Offenders In The UK Are Being Let Off If They Apologize To The Victims
UK criminals accused of knife and sex offenses are avoiding criminal prosecution if they say they’re “sorry” to the victims, according to a report by the Telegraph UK activist Tommy Robinson joked that Brits who […]
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Finland Rules Out Sending Long-Range Weapons To Ukraine
NATO member Finland Finland is worried that it could be attacked by their neighbour Russia. Voicing concerns over its proximity to Russia as neighbor, Finland’s President Alexander Stubb has ruled out supplies of high-precision long-range […]
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