Alex Jones Broadcast Schedule and Legal Challenges
Alex Jones opens the Sunday broadcast, detailing the daily programming schedule featuring himself and Harrison Smith. Jones addresses ongoing legal battles and a potential shutdown of the network, claiming the existence of civil rights lawsuits and criminal investigations. He compares his level of media demonization to that of Donald Trump, asserting both are targeted for being "over the target."
alex jones· harrison smith· info wars· civil rights lawsuits· donald trump
00:04 Info Wars. Tomorrow's news today. All right. All hell is breaking loose on every front. Things are only getting more intense. I'm going to be hosting the first three hours tonight. We have a very special guest in the studio. Harrison Smith is coming in and hosting the and we'll see you back here on the fourth hour of Sunday Night Live again. I am your host Alex Jones every Sunday 4 to 8 P.m. We are here and, of course, weekdays.
00:44 to 11 a.m. myself, Alex Jones, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Harrison Smith, the War Room, 3 to 6 p.m., and in the very near future, we intend to add more live broadcasts, more transmissions, more systems, once we get to the hump of the battles trying to shut us down. One way or another, and it looks like we're getting shut down here very, very soon, they already have the receiver point, all that's total garbage and all of it's scam, and we have civil rights lawsuits filed, there's criminal investigations ongoing, I'll just leave it at that. They're in a lot of trouble, but they're just moving forward as the Democrats do. So just remember, this is the most embattled broadcast in modern history in the United States. Only other person more demonized, more attacked than myself in the aggregate is Donald Trump. And that is just a fact. I don't think anybody can deny that in the sheer weight of the attacks, the only other person attacked more by total operatives and media pressure and lawsuits and demonization is President Trump. And that's because we're both over the target. All right, it's not news that the
