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Renegate Talk Radio. I'm gonna'...... Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to the Alex Jones Show.

I'll be here with you for the entire three hours of the Alex Jones Show.

And then Matt Bracken will take over for me at the two o'clock hour, but I will be

joined by a couple of great guests at this show as I fill in for Alex Jones. This will be the last

day that I am filling in. He will return tomorrow. And I'd be surprised if we didn't hear from him

during the show today. Obviously, this weekend was a very confusing one when he came to, when it comes to the Iran War. That is going to be, again, of course, the main topic of our conversation, although that's not the only thing that's happened around the world. There was also some pretty surprising election results in France and Germany as the right-wing parties took some major victories there. But we'll see if they're even allowed to run their own countries.

After all, our democracy is not really the most accurate way to label those countries. And we've seen time and time again how whenever the right wing gets a leg up over the left wing, the left wing and the more

conservatives or the more central centrist conservative parties tend to get together and block

the far right from achieving anything ever. But when it comes to the Iran war, I don't know

what to tell you. I don't know what to tell you because everything keeps changing.

And by the time you hear about one announcement, it turns out it's been reversed and denied and it's all ridiculous.

And I think this section from a article from N0.01.substack.com. It's called March 19th through 21st. God is a comedian. And it

lays out, gives the timeline for Friday's press conference. And the entire weekend has basically

been like this. Friday's press gaggle, barely exaggerated. At 12.03 p.m., President Trump told reporters he wanted to ceasefire with Iran.

At 1205, he declared victory. At 1207, he announced he was sending Marines. At 1208, he said no boots on the ground.

At 1211, he said he did not want a ceasefire. At 1216, he declared victory again. At 1217, he asked for a ceasefire.

At 1223, he told NATO they were cowards. At 1229, he said Iran was begging for a ceasefire. At 1231, he said everything was perfect. At 1237, he said $500 oil was a good thing. At 1237, he demanded Iran open Hormuz. At 1239, he said Hormuz was never closed. And at 1241, he said the U.S. was not at war with Iran.

At 1242, he declared a victory once again.

Again, not actually all that exaggerated.

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