Topic: 1776 Coin

Alex Jones previews a segment on the commercial origins of the modern Santa Claus, promising to explain how the figure was shaped by corporate marketing. He simultaneously launches new fundraising products, including a "1776 versus 1984" silver coin and a "Trump on a Stump" Christmas figurine. Jones describes the figurine as a patriotic alternative to "Elf on a Shelf," designed to keep the spirit of the American Revolution alive during the holiday season.

A new commercial-free podcast project is announced, scheduled to launch three days a week as a separate entity from InfoWars. Funding for this and other infrastructure is supported by the sale of Teddy Roosevelt "Man in the Arena" coins at 1776coin.com. The host mentions receiving multiple offers to move to other platforms but expresses a preference for maintaining independent infrastructure.

Purchasers of the 1776 founding member coins are promised exclusive perks, including lifetime access to a forthcoming commercial-free subscription podcast site. This new platform is intended to host documentaries and special events once production begins. Delays in launching these projects are attributed to ongoing legal battles and the daily demands of news coverage and fundraising.

Alex Jones describes selling his home as an investment move to fund InfoWars operations after predicting a housing market crash. He details a partnership with Patriot Collectibles to sell the 1776 Teddy Roosevelt coin and upcoming lines of Christian and pro-life jewelry. These partnerships allow the network to generate revenue despite being deplatformed by traditional financial and shipping services.

Alex Jones characterizes his legal proceedings in Connecticut as a "show trial" designed by globalists to drive a wedge between InfoWars and its audience. He disputes claims of having massive wealth, asserting that the broadcast is in a "do or die" financial state. Listeners are urged to purchase signed copies of his book or the Teddy Roosevelt "Man in the Arena" coin from 1776coin.com to fund the operation.

Alex Jones provides an update on his Connecticut trial, claiming the judge ordered him to admit guilt, which he refused. He discusses the financial strain of the proceedings and the "Chapter 5 bankruptcy" status of InfoWars. Jones announces that "founding members" who support the show via the 1776 Coin will receive free memberships to upcoming media operations.

Alex Jones discusses the high costs of maintaining independent servers to reach 10 million people daily despite being banned from major platforms. He encourages listeners to support the show by purchasing "DNA Force Plus" and the "1776 Coin." Jones announces the upcoming schedule, including "The War Room" with Harrison Smith and his own return on Sunday, before handing the broadcast over to Jay Dyer.

French President Emmanuel Macron is criticized for his response to a 35-year-old farmer who shot a burglar to protect his three-year-old daughter. Macron stated he is "opposed to self-defense," arguing it would turn the country into the "Wild West." Paul Joseph Watson characterizes this as Macron siding with criminals over law-abiding citizens. The segment briefly transitions into an advertisement for the "Liberty Tree" silver coin.

Kate Dally introduces her guest hosting hour by discussing the "Tree of Liberty" silver coin and the historical context of eugenics. She argues that for 160 years, a secular elite has been driven by a fear of overpopulation and a desire to manage humanity as a "corporate commodity." Dally frames modern social and medical policies as part of a long-term depopulation agenda.

Alex Jones promotes the "Tree of Liberty" silver coin, featuring a Thomas Jefferson quote, to fund Infowars' infrastructure. The discussion then shifts to the "fake" PP-gate dossier paid for by Hillary Clinton, suggesting it was a "switch" to protect Hunter Biden. Shroyer notes that Russia has invaded Ukraine both times Joe Biden has been in the White House (as VP and President).

Alex Jones introduces a four-hour live broadcast, noting his upcoming travel to Connecticut for legal proceedings. The program highlights the success of anti-globalist leaders like Viktor Orban and Jair Bolsonaro as signs of a worldwide awakening against the New World Order. A promotional segment features the Tree of Liberty coin available at 1776coin.com, emphasizing that proceeds fund the network's operations.

Owen Shroyer discusses a New Yorker article regarding the rise in child suicide, attributing the trend to the bleak future created by the political left's cultural and COVID agendas. He emphasizes that the targeting of children with sexual agendas and lockdowns is a primary driver of hopelessness. Shroyer concludes by appealing for listener support through the purchase of the Tree of Liberty coin to keep InfoWars operational.

Jones speaks on human unity, stating that all people are "red" because they share the same blood and need for oxygen. He promotes the "1776 Founding Member" silver round, which depicts George Washington slaying a dragon. The coin is presented as a symbol of the resistance against modern tyranny and a way to fund the next phase of the InfoWars movement.

The Japanese government has officially warned that Pfizer and Moderna shots are linked to "massive heart attacks," providing further validation for vaccine skeptics. The host concludes the segment by announcing that the 1776 Founder Member Coin is over half sold out within 26 hours. He urges supporters to secure the remaining coins as an investment in the platform's survival during what he describes as "rough times" for the resistance.