ALEX JONES 01.23.26:Fink Confronted Face-to-Face At Davos For His Crimes Against Humanity

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ALEX JONES 01.23.26:Fink Confronted Face-to-Face At Davos For His Crimes Against Humanity
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Larry, how are you doing this year in the spirit of dialogue?
Can we have a conversation this year? Are you up for a conversation this year?
What about the spirit of dialogue, sir? Did you mean it or was that another lie?
Obviously, since last year you've been, I guess, promoted to the co-chair.
Is that because if you want a job done right, you might as well do it yourself?
Last year you took photos of us, sir. What did you do with those photos?
Why are you so quiet? What does the spirit of dialogue actually mean, Larry?
Does it mean anything? Is it like pretending you care about
the carbon footprint coming here on a private jet?
Why is your bodyguard pushing me into the street, sir?
I'm just asking you to keep your distance.
Excuse me, sir.
Watch the baby.
Why was the would-be assassin of Donald Trump in one of your corporate videos, sir?
Isn't that a bit weird?
Do you feel any responsibility as a Jew in the current climate,
where there's a rise in antisemitism and people blame Jews
for everything, saying they want to control the world,
and when they need evidence, they point to you.
You're the example every antisemite gives, and it's hard to fight.
Do you feel any responsibility for that?
Don't touch my mic, mate.
Keep your distance.
Why are your bodyguards such thugs, sir? Isn't that the true Larry Fink?
You have all this BS about conversations and dialogue, but underneath it, you're a thug.
Spirit of dialogue.
This is what it looks like here in Davos.
How do you feel about Donald Trump saying
you can no longer buy up residential homes and rent them out for profit?
Did you talk to him about that?
Do you agree with him that you've been predatory in your pricing
for residential houses in America?
Have you consolidated power by...
Have you consolidated power at WEF now that you're the co-chair?
What did you do with Klaus Schwab?
What did he do wrong?
The spirit of dialogue.
This is it.
Welcome to Davos 2026.
The WEF, the biggest pack of hypocrites, evil hypocrites like Larry Fink,
who tell us how we've got to live when it comes to your carbon footprint.
You've got to eat bugs, but old mate here gets to fly in his private jet,
and when that one got tired, he's moved on to the spirit of dialogue.
Now we've got to talk to opposing voices.
Just like this.
It means being surrounded by your goons.
This year he's not taking photos of us, but just as quiet, no shame.
What's your next project, Larry?
Oh, he's going to do viruses on the shelf.
Your silence says everything, you know that.
Why do you suddenly not care about climate change here at WEF?
Why does it seem like nothing here is about carbon footprint?
Is that because the AI data centers kind of destroyed that narrative?
Yeah, because you can't take-
Will you admit that it was all a scam?
Checkmate.
Why do you force DEI on the companies in which you invest?
Isn't that putting your own ideology ahead of shareholder rate of return?
Wow, wefreports.com takes you to rebelnews.com subpage with all the reporting.
They've been going there for many years.
Today I was covering the Global's Delete, but this year is over the top.
We already played part of it.
I think we should just play it and let Ezra talk over and start and stop it here.
Larry Fink, the head of the WEF now, with a disgraced cough swab creeping back in the shadows,
saying he's open dialogue.
We've lost trust.
We know you hate us, but he acted just like he did last year.
Totally arrogant with the security.
You talked to Nigel Farage about what's going on.
You talked to the White House, AI czar David Sachs, who did talk to you.
The WHO boss, Tedros.
This was a huge day.
I know it's like nine o'clock at night where you're at now.
So Ezra Levant, thank you for being here with us.
Go ahead and give us the latest.
And then, wow, this is even better than Albert Bourla.
You know, Alex, every time I'm out there, we spot a different one of these oligarchs in the wild.
And you just listed some of them.
There's such a range from Nigel Farage.
And obviously, we didn't get close to President Trump to low-level functionaries.
And we only have a brief moment of time because they're walking down this promenade,
this central road in the town.
But it only takes about 10 minutes to cross the whole area.
So we've got to find them, identify them, run up to them,
and then try and come up with something smart to ask them.
And every time, you know what?
I was just saying this to my colleagues.
I wish Alex Jones were there because he's got an encyclopedic knowledge
of all of these bad guys.
And it's hard to sort of immediately switch on, OK, flip on the Larry Fink questions,
flip on the Ted Rose questions of the WHO, flip on the questions for a Canadian politician.
So all I see when I look at these videos are, oh, I wish I phrased that differently
or this differently.
But I know it doesn't-
You did a better job than I would.
No, you guys knocked it out of the park.
Well, I hope one day that you'll be out here with us.
And like I said yesterday, you'd be like a kid in a candy store.
And some of these folks have never been asked an unscripted question before in their life.
I mean, let's be candid.
Larry Fink does journalism.
He does media interviews every single day on the biggest-
A lot of people are coming to know him.
They recognize him.
They know his voice because he has so much media.
But every single one of those journalists is pre-vetted.
Every one of them knows that they only have access to him if they play ball.
And so when we scrum him in the streets, our questions, they're a little prickly.
I acknowledge it.
But that's because his bodyguard, you can't even see half of it.
They're kicking us or shoving us.
One of them said, well, it's because I'm trying to get you to move away or whatever.
I don't know.
But my point is, we weren't asking particularly tough questions.
We don't have secret knowledge about Larry Fink.
We were asking questions that I'm sure he could swat down.
I mean, he's a smart guy.
But the idea that he would lower himself to talk to peasant journalists on the street
as opposed to his fancy pants journalists who paid $100,000 as a-
We're going to talk to little guys.
We're going to engage the people.
We're going to get your trust, and then it's the exact opposite.
Yeah, and that's what gets me.
If he hadn't have said that, that spirit of dialogue.
You heard my colleague Avi say that a bunch of times.
I mentioned it once.
It's sort of this new rebranding.
The other year, it was rebuilding trust, spirit of dialogue.
They all suggest the same thing.
We're not elitist, we swear.
By the way, I don't mind things that are elite.
If by that you mean excellence, outstanding, like an elite athlete.
By elitist, what I mean is people who look down on common people,
who look down on having to have any accountability, who want power without responsibility.
And that's why I call the World Economic Forum a crypto government,
as in a government, sort of hidden government.
They don't have any elections.
They don't have an official opposition.
They don't have checks and balances.
They don't have a Supreme Court in case they get out of control.
They don't have a lobbyist registry.
They don't have foreign agent registry.
They don't have any of the tools we use to hold our politicians in check.
Instead, it runs rampant.
Absolutely everything is for sale, including, I think, our countries.
And if I had to say what the WEF is for, I would use words like globalism,
corporate socialism, if you understand the contradiction in terms.
If I had to say what it was against, I would say one word, sovereignty.
Larry Fink fancies himself a kind of president of the world.
But of course, he's never been elected to dog catcher.
He wants an ESG corporate governance to, quote, control our behavior.
What do you think of the rebellion against
the public discovering that you wanna be their unelected master?
You know what, and it's almost like I wish I had you in my ear.
No, no, your questions were as good as mine or better.
Let's start going to this exchange.
You just say stop it.
Anytime you want, they'll stop it.
So you're in charge.
This is earlier today.
Here it is.
Do you feel any responsibility for that?
Don't touch my mic, man.
Keep your distance.
Why are your bodyguards such thugs, sir?
Larry, how you doing?
Can we please push stop?
Just for one sec.
Pause right there before we get going.
So this was early in the morning.
And I think that Larry Fink thought there's no chance we would be there.
Like, it's not even fully sunrise yet.
And he obviously could ride in any of the limos.
But he wants to go for a stroll.
He's like the king of the castle.
He's the alpha male.
And damn it, he's gonna go for a walk with his large retinue of security.
I remind you, Alex, that there are hundreds of extremely well-armed
police and military police.
And of course, Donald Trump was in town.
So they had an extra layer of security.
He didn't need those tufts.
It was just his way of being like Vince McMahon strolling into the ring or something.
And he did not expect to see us.
As you recall, last year, he was furious that we caught up with him.
Anyways, so I just wanted to set the stage.
We spotted him early in the morning.
And we moved into position.
And one last thing.
It's sort of a tricky thing because you got to run and talk.
And your adrenaline's going.
And the toughest job is for our cameramen who have to do all of that, but going backwards.
Anyway, sorry to interrupt.
Keep rolling.
Back to the video.
Can we have a conversation this year?
Are you up for a conversation this year?
What about the spirit of dialogue, sir?
Did you mean it or was that another lie?
Obviously, since last year, you've been, I guess, promoted to the co-chair.
Is that because if you want a job done right, you might as well do it yourself?
Last year, you took photos of us, sir.
What did you do with those photos?
Why are you so quiet?
What does the spirit of dialogue actually mean, Larry?
Does it mean anything?
Is it like pretending you care about the carbon footprint coming here on a private jet?
Why is your bodyguard pushing me into the street, sir?
I was just asking-
Pause just for a second.
Excuse me, sir?
My colleague, Avi, said, why are you really forgetting about global warming, carbon footprint?
I got to tell you, we've been coming to this for, I don't know, half a decade now.
And they were obsessed about sustainable this, green that, carbon reduction this,
net zero, etc.
That is almost completely gone.
And, of course, Bill Gates, one of the biggest champions of that ideology, has abandoned it
because they all want in on the AI money.
And AI needs these vast data centers to take an enormous amount of energy.
Nuclear energy-
And they also know no one's buying there.
Well, they all buy oceanfront property.
The ice caps didn't melt yet.
There was a study, an estimate, that for every four delegates at this convention,
there's one corporate jet.
And we went to the private airstrip at Altenrhein.
And we just saw the planes coming in, coming in, coming in.
Anyway, so that's what my colleague, Avi, was referring to.
Is a few years ago, Greta Thunberg was the star guest.
And everything was climate this, climate that.
Almost no one's talking about it.
They have a couple of greenwashing art exhibits.
That's over.
These folks don't believe in anything that doesn't lead to their enrichment.
Either financially or in terms of political-
So their new scam is the AI gold rush.
Yes, and they have a very particular job for AI.
And in machine-based censorship.
And that's one of the front lines.
I did talk to a free speech advocate of the Trump administration.
You probably know who I'm talking about.
David Sachs, who's one of the AI gurus for Trump.
And I don't know if we have time, but I'd love to play-
Yeah, we're gonna get to that.
Let's go back to Larry Fink this morning, Ernest.
You betcha.
So what do you do with those photos?
Why are you so quiet?
What does the spirit of dialogue actually mean, Larry?
Does it mean anything?
Is it like pretending you care about the carbon footprint coming here on a private jet?
Why is your bodyguard pushing me into the street, sir?
I'm just asking you to keep your distance.
Excuse me, sir.
Watch the baby.
Hey, pause for a second.
So like I said, the bodyguard was pushing me into the street.
Now, I wasn't too worried because there weren't a lot of cars.
And I said, why is your bodyguard pushing me?
And the bodyguard answered, not Larry, Fink, of course.
And he said, I'm just asking you to move away.
You weren't asking me, brother.
You weren't pushing me.
You didn't ask me.
You know, it's-
And again, it would have been such a victory if Fink would have actually just stopped and
talked to you.
Let's go back to it.
Donald Trump in one of your corporate videos, sir.
Isn't that a bit weird?
Do you feel any responsibility-
I don't know if you heard that.
Did you hear that, Alex?
Go ahead, pause.
Back up 10 seconds, go ahead.
Yeah, yeah, back up 10 seconds and listen to this.
Cuz I asked him a question that I haven't seen any corporate journalist ask him.
Play that part again, sorry to interrupt.
Go ahead.
Why was the would-be assassin of Donald Trump in one of your corporate videos, sir?
Isn't that a bit weird?
Do you feel any responsibility?
Do you have any more information on that, Alex?
And maybe he has information.
Maybe he could say-
No, no, it gets worse.
It gets worse.
It gets worse?
It's worse?
The would-be shooter in Mar-a-Lago was in a Black Rock produced ad.
Oh, and that's what I mean.
You've got this wealth of knowledge.
And I'm racking my brain thinking, okay, go to the Larry King, sorry, Larry Fink memory
chip and try and come up with-
You have that granular detail that would have been amazing to Marshall.
That was my poor chance, poor effort to do my best, but-
No, you did a great job in saying that, yeah.
He could have given an answer.
He could have said that's false.
This is the truth.
Here's the explanation.
He could have said something because he obviously has been briefed on it, but he doesn't lower
himself to talk to mere citizen journals.
Anyhow, I wanted to show you that I put that question to him.
Keep playing the tape.
A Jew in the current climate where there's a rise in anti-Semitism and people blame Jews
for everything, saying they want to control the world.
And when they need evidence, they point to you.
You're the example every anti-Semite gives.
And it's hard to fight.
Do you feel any responsibility for that?
Boss, there are some Jews who live very Jewishly.
They live the culture and the religion.
And then there's some Jews who are just Jew by name or reputation or history, like George
Soros would be an example.
In fact, I think he's sort of, believe it or not, an anti-Semitic Jew.
And obviously, you're not gonna blame all Jews for what Larry Fink does or what George
Soros does.
But they have that layer of wanting to control everybody.
And some of them, like Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL, say they're doing it in the name
of the Jewish community.
It's just, whenever I see someone who's a power-hungry censor, who wants to destroy
countries, who wants to promote mass immigration, who wants to do all these things, I think,
why does he have to be at least ethnically Jewish?
Because he sort of proves the false allegation.
I'm not criticizing him for being Jewish.
Those were questions by my colleague.
I mean-
Well, the point is, they're all basically hiding behind it.
Yeah, and I don't know.
I think that Larry Fink is a caricature of a controlling, censorious, avaricious globalist.
He is all those things.
And I just wish that I didn't get saddled with an ethnic stereotype based on-
Yeah, Mark Slootman really is not Jewish.
He literally wants total tyranny, and neither is King Charles who wants to exterminate everybody.
But the point is, the big front guy is Larry Fink.
Let's continue with the report.
Here it is.
Don't touch my mic, mate.
Keep your distance.
Why are your bodyguards such thugs, sir?
Isn't that the true Larry Fink?
You have all this BS about conversations and dialogue, but underneath it, you're a thug.
Spirit of dialogue.
This is what it looks like here in Davos.
How do you feel about Donald Trump saying you can no longer buy up residential homes
and rent them out for profit?
Did you talk to him about that?
Do you agree with him that you've been predatory in your pricing for residential houses in America?
Have you consolidated power at WEF now that you're the co-chair?
What did you do with Klaus Schwab?
What did he do wrong?
Pause for a sec.
I think that Klaus Schwab had a number of problems.
There were accusations of sexual misconduct.
The guy is-
Student learning, looking like a James Bond villain, the German accent.
I mean, and of course, working with the CIA decades ago.
Believe it or not, his father was an actual Nazi.
I mean, there was a lot of crazy things about Klaus Schwab.
But I think Larry Fink had a master plan to take over everything.
And when Klaus Schwab slipped, sorry, I keep saying Larry King.
Larry Fink was right there to grab the riches.
And he is the boss now.
Well, again, four years ago, the UN merged and said that the WEF was co-equal to them.
That's the merger of a corporate mouthpiece showing how powerful it was.
And I said back then, I said, I think Larry Fink's the real head of it, actually.
Yeah, I think he is.
And even Donald Trump said Larry Fink makes things happen.
I mean, look, Larry Fink, let's not underestimate him.
He's smart.
He's got a work ethic.
He's got an enormous team and company.
He's got a Rolodex second to none.
In some ways, he is worse than George Soros.
I think he's more effective than Soros.
And under him, the World Economic Forum this year is the record turnout,
both in terms of guests, speakers, and attendees.
Anyway, back to the vid.
The spirit of dialogue.
This is it.
Welcome to Davos 2026.
The WEF, the biggest pack of hypocrites, evil hypocrites like Larry Fink,
who tell us how we got to live when it comes to your carbon footprint.
You got to eat bugs.
But old mate here gets to fly in his private jet.
And when that one got tired, he's moved on to the spirit of dialogue.
Now we've got to talk to opposing voices just like this.
It means being surrounded by your goons.
This year, he's not taking photos of us, but just as quiet.
No shame.
What's your next project, Larry?
Your silence says everything.
You know that.
Why do you suddenly not care about climate change here at WEF?
Why does it seem like nothing here is about carbon footprint?
Is that because the AI data centers kind of destroyed that narrative?
Will you admit that it was all a scam?
Why do you force DEI on the companies in which you invest?
Isn't that putting your own ideology ahead of shareholder rate of return?
Isn't your fiduciary duty to get the best rate of return
instead of imposing your ideology on the companies you invest in?
Are you still pushing ESG?
I see it everywhere.
What score do you think you get this year?
What's your social score?
You've got your fans everywhere, Larry.
When was the last time you flew commercial, sir?
Or is that just for the little people?
Is BlackRock and WEF just the same, just the one organization now?
Larry, final word to the world.
This is your chance.
This is your chance, Larry.
No, you don't want to say anything?
In the spirit of dialogue, there you go.
World Economic Forum 2026.
The co-chair and the boss of BlackRock gives you a taste,
the perfect example of what they mean when they tell you something.
That's Larry Fink.
He's the CEO of BlackRock, $20 trillion of assets under management.
He's the boss of this place here.
Last year, he didn't like talking to us either.
He took out a cell phone and took our pictures in sort of a threatening gesture.
This year, he managed not to do that, but his bodyguards did a little pushing.
He himself, he's learned not to say a word.
For Rebel News, I'm Ezra Levant with my colleague, Avi Yamini.
Wow.
Larry Fink talks to journalists every day, but they're always prescripted and vetted.
I think that only once a year does he talk to journalists he does not control.
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We're spotlighting the unelected corporate government with Larry Fink publicly saying
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State of Texas just this year won a big court case where they were trying to make us divest
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Fink has to now act like he's going along with Trump.
I remember when Trump first got in and went to Davos.
Fink was bragging, we'll defeat America.
America's over.
China's going to dominate things.
That was nine years ago.
He was bragging.
Oh, yeah, America's done.
Now he knows.
Now he's not so arrogant.
Ezra Levin.
Yeah, last year was the first time we put questions to Larry Fink.
And my very first question was, have you spoken to the president?
This was right after the 2024 election.
And he wouldn't answer, but it was a real question because, of course,
the ESG idea, it's contrary to so many things Trump believes in.
But it's also contrary, as you just implied, to the responsibilities of a public company.
Remember, these $15 trillion or whatever it is, dollars under management,
Fink doesn't own those funds.
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But then he'll write a letter to Company X.
And I know this because I spoke to someone who got an investment from Fink.
And they'll say, we expect this LGBTQ2I, we expect this quotas for minorities.
Well, let's be clear, it's been in the news for years.
They will say, here's five or six rating groups.
Pay them to come assess your company and then follow their recommendation.
So and then, of course, it's what Fink wants, yeah.
Or we'll divest and we'll hurt your company,
we'll hurt its reputation, and we'll imply that you're bad people.
So he's using other people.
So if you want to use your own money that way, I suppose you can.
But if you're taking tens of trillions of dollars from ordinary Americans
and you are investing it, but then you're using that as a way for you to get in there and-
And they're taking over energy, medicine, the COVID thing they were behind.
And there's just so many examples of this where this is dictatorial, I mean, this is criminal.
When I was a child, I thought that capitalists were right-wing and freedom-oriented.
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The smartest socialists, like George Soros,
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It's sort of the Alinsky method.
Instead of protesting outside the dean's office at university,
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Most of the protesters at the encampment actually were staff at the university.
Same thing in capitalism.
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What is stakeholder capitalism?
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Shareholder capitalism means if you own a share in a company,
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Stakeholder capitalism means people who have nothing to do with the company,
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They are advisors on women's studies, and vegetarian studies, and gay studies,
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People who have a stake in your company but didn't build it, they get to make decisions.
That was a creepy propaganda device invented by Klaus Schwab, and Larry Fink lives that.
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