Special Live Saturday Broadcast: Alex Jones Reveals The Real Secrets of How & Why Trump Won

Alex Jones announces that the InfoWars building and equipment face a federal bankruptcy court auction in four days. Jones addresses a message to President-elect Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and JD Vance regarding the populist movement's victory. He compares his ability to predict future trends to the ancestral memory of Paul Atreides in Frank Herbert's Dune.

Alex Jones describes being mobbed by supporters at a public gym and grocery store in Austin, Texas, interpreting the interactions as a barometer for Donald Trump's landslide victory. He claims the Republican Party has successfully countered election fraud in battleground states through legal preparation. Jones cites Thomas Jefferson to emphasize the importance of good men taking action against tyranny.

Alex Jones addresses viral rumors regarding his potential appointment as White House Press Secretary, a suggestion originally made by Donald Trump Jr. He argues that the new administration must avoid past mistakes by refusing to respond to false allegations from corporate media. Jones suggests that the debate over his potential role serves as a litmus test for the administration's willingness to challenge the establishment.

The populist movement is characterized as a rejection of globalist agendas including the Great Reset, ESG scores, and central bank digital currencies. Alex Jones asserts that voters have broken through media bullying and intimidation to support Donald Trump as their champion. He references Thomas Jefferson's views on government and liberty while discussing the mitigation of election fraud through public engagement.

Alex Jones urges the Republican Party to stop seeking approval from CNN and ABC News, advocating for a permanent offensive strategy against globalists. He praises Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump Jr. for defending him against media demonization. Jones argues that prosecuting the deep state is a necessary duty for the incoming administration to secure the republic.

Alex Jones recounts his long-term friendship with Joe Rogan, detailing a period of tension when Rogan supported Bernie Sanders and criticized Jones's theories. Jones claims he warned Rogan about the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the plan to create a "prison planet" through engineered viruses. He notes that Rogan and Elon Musk have since aligned with his warnings as global events unfolded.

Donald Trump's victory is attributed to his shift away from establishment media toward high-reach podcasts and platforms like X Spaces with Elon Musk. Alex Jones discusses the "extinction" of legacy media outlets like the New Yorker and CNN. He also highlights a congressional hearing by Thomas Massie regarding the engineering of mRNA vaccines into food crops like lettuce and tomatoes.

Alex Jones claims that billions of dollars spent by Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab failed to stop the populist movement. He accuses Google of manipulating search results to favor Democrats and hide Republican campaign information. Jones compares the current anti-globalist struggle to the 19th-century abolition movement, predicting a total exposure of human trafficking and globalist control.

Alex Jones critiques the "robotic" nature of establishment media figures who follow teleprompter scripts. He specifically accuses Rachel Maddow of taking Donald Trump's comments about not needing more votes out of context to imply election theft. Jones further alleges that media figures received payments to promote COVID-19 vaccines that he claims were known to be harmful.

Trump's legal team is reportedly preparing to pursue felony charges against officials like Letitia James for violating constitutional rights. Alex Jones clarifies his call for "Nuremberg 2" trials, stating they should target "kingpins" involved in poison shots, child smuggling, and illegal censorship. He suggests amnesty for the general mass of followers while focusing prosecution on high-level globalist leaders.

Alex Jones uses an anecdote about a schizophrenic homeless man in Austin to illustrate why he believes engaging with figures like Nancy Pelosi or Rachel Maddow is futile. He shares a story about a cousin in Seattle who allegedly died from complications after being bitten by a homeless person. Jones argues that the political left has become a "cult" that cannot be reasoned with through traditional debate.

Alex Jones refutes claims that the assassination attempt on Donald Trump was staged, using various cartridges to explain bullet physics. He describes the difference between a 5.56 NATO round and a .50 caliber projectile, explaining how a "graze" wound occurs. Jones compares the trajectory and potential impact to the John F. Kennedy assassination and the effects of high-velocity rounds on biological targets.

Jones warns that "cornered rats" in the globalist establishment, including Bill Gates and George Soros, will not give up power easily. He cautions Donald Trump against bringing establishment figures like Mike Pompeo or Mitt Romney into the administration, arguing they serve a different "cult." Jones asserts that globalists desire austerity and the Great Reset rather than American prosperity.

Bill Gates is accused of using his foundation as a conduit for a global depopulation agenda. Alex Jones details Gates's alleged involvement in releasing GMO mosquitoes and funding geoengineering programs to block the sun using aluminum salts and barium. He claims Gates has "bought up" global medical regulatory groups to push his personal agenda without Senate approval.

Representative Thomas Massie introduced an amendment to block USDA funding for transgenic edible vaccines. The discussion focuses on research at UC Riverside aimed at turning spinach and lettuce into mRNA vaccine factories. Jones recalls a past incident involving a company called Protogen where genetically engineered corn allegedly contaminated neighboring fields.

Alex Jones claims he received a divine message regarding the exact timing of Donald Trump's stage appearance on election night. He asserts that God told him Trump would appear at 1:27 AM, which Jones says was verified by his watch on a live stream. The segment also touches on the environmental impact of aggressive GMO salmon escaping into the ocean.

In a satirical segment, Alex Jones adopts the persona of "Alexis Jones" to mock the B4 movement and leftist reactions to the election. He parodies concerns about Project 2025 and the "Handmaid's Tale," while Owen Shroyer joins in to mock leftist activists. The segment critiques the use of Ozempic and the perceived "sterilization" of society through cultural movements.

Alex Jones discusses the "Great Reset" as a system designed to sabotage civilization and promote transhumanism. He compares the globalist plan to the movie Wall-E, where humanity becomes a "worthless mass" managed by AI and bureaucracy. Jones cites Bill Joy's 1999 writings on why the future doesn't need humans as evidence of a long-term depopulation project.

Jones reports on legal filings by Sandy Hook families attempting to seize his personal name and likeness as part of the bankruptcy. He argues this violates the 13th Amendment against slavery and notes that the families have temporarily backed off. Jones vows to continue broadcasting via new websites and social media handles even if the InfoWars brand is sold.

CNN reports indicate that unelected Pentagon officials are holding secret meetings to discuss how to countermand Donald Trump's future orders. Alex Jones highlights concerns regarding mass deportations and the firing of corrupt government actors. He references Senator Richard Blumenthal's legislation aimed at stripping the president of domestic military use as a "legislative coup."

Deposition transcripts from Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richder allegedly show an "anti-MAGA" bias during the counting of Kari Lake's Senate race. Alex Jones claims that Lake is gaining ground as legitimate ballots are finally counted. He also presents an image of a jeweler looking at money as a metaphor for the financial motivations behind "gender-affirming care."

A FEMA supervisor was relieved of duties after whistleblowers revealed orders to skip homes displaying Trump signs during Hurricane Milton relief efforts. Alex Jones plays a clip of FEMA administrators discussing a shift from "utilitarian principles" to "disaster equity." He argues this is evidence of the federal government being weaponized against conservative Americans.

Alex Jones breaks down Rachel Maddow's coverage of Donald Trump's "you'll never have to vote again" comment. He explains that Trump was referring to his final run for office and the need to secure the system, rather than a threat to end democracy. Jones characterizes the mainstream media as a "Decepticon" entity that uses out-of-context clips to maintain a "Stockholm syndrome" over its audience.

Jones calls for a full investigation into the 2024 election to prosecute those who attempted fraud, even though the populist movement "overpowered" the rigging. He praises the appointment of Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff and discusses the potential of Tulsi Gabbard. Jones returns to ballistics, explaining how a 5.56 NATO round would have caused catastrophic injury if it had not merely grazed Trump's ear.

Alex Jones refutes an actor's viral video claiming Trump's crowds are small and that he is a "Russian asset." Jones provides context for Paul Manafort's career and Elon Musk's Starlink policies, explaining that Musk coordinates with the Pentagon. He mocks the "low information" claims of the left, asserting that Trump's massive rallies are a matter of public record.

Donald Trump announced on X that neither Nikki Haley nor Mike Pompeo will be invited to join his new administration. Alex Jones claims credit for this development, stating that he and Roger Stone provided Trump with evidence of Pompeo's past disloyalty. Jones celebrates the exclusion of these "globalist" figures as a major victory for the transition team.

Jones continues to debunk a viral video questioning the assassination attempt and the popular vote totals. He uses a 5.56 NATO round to demonstrate the scale of the projectile versus the cartridge, mocking the "dumb" claims made by leftist commentators. Jones warns that the rhetoric from the left is a call for the government to "deal with" Trump through violent means.

The discussion provides a defense of Paul Manafort's historical work for Republican presidents and clarifies Elon Musk's Starlink usage in Ukraine. Jones asserts that Musk turned off Starlink for certain military operations at the direction of the Pentagon to avoid escalation with Russia. He criticizes Joe Biden for failing to maintain direct communication with Vladimir Putin.

As the bankruptcy auction approaches, Alex Jones vows to increase his content output and continue the "information war" regardless of the outcome. He encourages followers to find him on X and backup channels if the main website is seized. Jones compares InfoWars to a "detonator" for the larger populist movement and thanks his audience for their support.

Alex Jones warns of a plan by Democratic leaders, including Representative Jamie Raskin, to block the certification of the election on January 6, 2025. He claims they will use "insurrectionist" labels to disqualify Trump despite the lack of a conviction. Jones suggests this strategy is intended to create "civil war conditions" to prevent Trump from taking office.

A comparison of popular vote totals from 2004 to 2024 is used to argue that the 2020 election was fraudulent. Jones asserts that Joe Biden's 81 million votes were an anomaly compared to Barack Obama and Kamala Harris's totals. He urges supporters to "stay frosty" during the 72-day transition period to ensure Trump is successfully inaugurated.

Alex Jones replays Donald Trump's 10-point plan to dismantle the "deep state," which includes reissuing executive orders to fire rogue bureaucrats and overhauling the FISA courts. The plan involves establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission and moving 100,000 federal jobs out of Washington D.C. Trump also pledges to push for congressional term limits and ban bureaucrats from lobbying the agencies they regulated.

The broadcast concludes with a critique of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and a final promotion for "Ultimate Sea Moss." Jones jokes that sea moss is the "Ozempic of the sea" and credits it for his weight loss. He gives a final reminder about the upcoming bankruptcy sale on Wednesday and encourages listeners to stay connected through his social media channels.