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Renegate Talk Radio. Here it is Rex Jones guest hosting the War Room today on the brand new Alex Jones Network.

I could not be happier than to be here right now.

I'm very honored, grateful of feeling a little bit lucky. They're letting

me host to the show today. I want to shout out the crew and everyone back there. Thank you so much.

We have a phenomenal interview for you guys today in the second hour. I'm going to be interviewing

Joe Kent, who I actually got the chance to meet at the Rage Against the War Machine event at Grand

Rapids, Michigan for the Libertarian Party

National Convention that dovetailed with it.

So I actually got to meet him and Ivan Ranklin in person, which was very cool.

We're going to be talking about that, his views on foreign policy, his views on the generational

divide, which are questions that if you follow me and the media that I make and the things that I'm interested

in talking about, it's the youth and the elderly. It's kind of, you know, the difference in

thinking between the boomers and then you've got kind of millennials onward, right? So we're going to

be getting into all that, really looking forward to that. If you guys want to find me on Rumble,

that's going to be gray area. Gray area talks on Rumble. Thank you so much. But yeah. So, you know, I've been thinking a lot about the economy lately because like a lot of you, like all of you, it directly affects me pretty severely. So I'm in the pick and pack shipping business, right? And I'm having to make a decision to downsize right now. And, you know, it's the right decision. It's the rational decision. It means I get to keep my business alive. But on the flip side, you know, I wasn't thinking about downsizing a couple years ago or a year ago when Trump got elected or it looked like Trump was going to be elected. I wasn't thinking about that. I was thinking about the golden age. I was thinking about the no new wars. I was thinking about how happy the consumers would be. How happy I would be to spend money and how cheap and available things would have been. But we live in a situation now in the modern era, you know, after February 28th, where all that has kind of become like a distant, hazy dream.

You know, like a dream you had a week ago that you were always so amazing, but you kind of lost it.

And we've woken up into the bitter reality of what is going on.

So after this initial five-minute segment, I'm going to be getting into Trump's latest statement on the ceasefire, memorandum understanding, peace agreement, whatever,

which is not a peace agreement.

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