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Alex Jones Threatens to “Dish Dirt” on Trump Over Vaccine Support


Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones isn’t taking kindly to former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Covid-19 vaccines and booster shots, threatening to “dish all the dirt” on his former idol.

“Yeah, we all wish Trump would do the right thing,” Jones said on his InfoWars shows, adding that his listeners should “move on” from Trump.

“In fact, maybe—you know what—to get Trump’s attention,” he continued, “maybe I should just dish all the dirt—you know what, you know what—I am going to dish it all on Trump next hour.”

Jones added: “It’s not to hurt Trump, it’s so people can know how pathetic he is when you think he is playing 4D chess, going to save you and he’s not!”

The meltdown in Trumpworld comes after comments the former president made in support of getting vaccinated.

“The vaccines work, but the ones who get very sick and go to the hospital are the ones that don’t take the vaccine. But it’s still their choice. And if you take the vaccine, you’re protected,” Trump told Daily Wire host Candace Owens. “Look, the results of the vaccine are very good, and if you do get it, it’s a very minor form. People aren’t dying when they take the vaccine.”

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)



12 Responses

  1. Hopefully Trump will see the data and manipulations of it as they really are and become a true hero of Americans and others who cherish honesty and their freedoms, and come out against it.

  2. Good news for the Republicans as a whole. Trump himself is a liability. If a fellow MAGA populists stabs him in the back, it would be easier for a more traditional Republican to get the nomination without alienating Trump’s populist base.

    The major issues where Trump differs from late-20th century orthodoxy are national defense, balancing the budget and immigration, and in light of serious overs issues, increasing inflation and labor shortages, it will be easier for a traditional, Reagan-like, Republican to win over the populist base, but only if Trump isn’t running.

  3. Good news for the Republicans as a whole. Trump himself is a liability. If a fellow MAGA populists stabs him in the back, it would be easier for a more traditional Republican to get the nomination without alienating Trump’s populist base.

    The major issues where Trump differs from late-20th century orthodoxy are national defense, balancing the budget and immigration, and in light of serious overseas issues (Chinese and Russian aggression), increasing inflation and domestic labor shortages, it will be easier for a traditional, Reagan-like, Republican to win over the populist base, but only if Trump isn’t running and if Trump’s “base” doesn’t blame the mainstream Republicans for opposing Trump.

    The bottom line, is that if the Republicans can’t close ranks around someone who can unify the party, and Biden gets replaced by a “progressive” (i.e. socialist, probably with overly anti-Semitic leanings), we could end up with a very hostile president.

  4. Alex Jones has about as much “dirt” on Trump as he has brains. This meshuganah is desperately trying to attract attention among a rapidly shrinking podcast audience that have stopped buying his survivalist junk and snake oil remedies

  5. Lastword, you have showed your true colors. Namely, that really a lot of the opposition to the vaccines is not based on the fear of the side-effects (despite the opinion of the doctors all over the world). It is rather based on the crazy perception among many people that taking the vaccines is somehow a violation of their freedom.

  6. Good. Trump’s EGO is so high, he can’t admit that he let Fauci convince him that the mRNA vaccine will save the world- the crazy fantasy bubble people are stuck in.

  7. Gadol, the political reason Trump was hesitating to be more loud about vaccines that were developed with his help is that there are so many antivaxxers who will not vote for him or his candidates otherwise, as this article demonstrates. The reason he HAS to rely on these voters is because voters “in the middle” are almost as zombied as the extremists. They have their reason on how they vote and talk about candidates and no facts to the contrary will change (most of) them. I am sure psychologists have some explanation for this, like “crystallization” of original data that leads to disregard to the latter. So, if you were to do teshuva, erase your previous opinions and look at the facts afresh – then, Trump will not have to rely on those extremists, will go on Fox daily same way as he did press conferences at the beginning of covid, and lots of lives will be saved. It is in your hands!

  8. CA: Stop sniffing the coffee grinds….I’m NOT defending Trump. Just saying that Jones is self-destructing in the past several weeks with declining audiences on his podcast, court decisions enforcing enforcing a judgement (in the Sandy Hook shooting case) that are likely to bankrupt him and a Christmas eve arrest for domestic abuse. Even if he had any dirt, which I doubt, there is already enough “dirt” in the public domain to convince a “normal” Republican that the party has much better choices among principled conservatives that this dysfunctional narcissist.

  9. Be honest with your self, if vaccine works as good as Mr. Trump says, why are vaccinated account for 70% of covid-19 deaths this year? Why did we loose more people this year than last to covid-19? Something is not working right with these vaccines Mr. former President. Maybe warp-speed billions should of been used to research and produce better anti-covid medications instead of vaccines.

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