Topic: 1994

Alex Jones and his crew celebrate the 30th anniversary of his first broadcast, which took place on Tax Day, April 15, 1994. Jones reflects on his journey from community access television to becoming a globally recognized independent media figure. He expresses gratitude to his family, staff, and listeners for their support through decades of legal and political battles.

Alex Jones reflects on his nearly 30-year career in broadcasting, which began in April 1994. He claims that while the globalists have physical control, he and other figures like Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson are winning the "hearts and minds" of the public. Jones states his ultimate goal is to become "obsolete" by successfully waking up the population to the New World Order's plans.

The broadcast plays a 1994 clip of former Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders on the Today Show. In the clip, Elders discusses the need for comprehensive health education in schools, including the topic of masturbation. Jones frames this as part of a long-term agenda to sexualize children and undermine parental authority.

Judge Joe Brown provides an eyewitness account of Joe Biden's rhetoric in the 1970s, claiming Biden referred to Black children as "roaches" and warned that integration would turn schools into a "racial jungle." Brown discusses Biden's collaboration with segregationist senators like James Eastland and his role in crafting crime bills that abolished federal parole and disproportionately targeted Black communities.

In a featured interview clip, Judge Joe Brown details Joe Biden's alleged history with segregationists like James Eastland and his role in punitive crime bills. Brown also critiques Kamala Harris, claiming she is not "black" but of Hindu Brahmin descent. He alleges Harris used sexual relationships to advance her political career and describes her as a "corrupt witch."

The discussion turns to the border crisis, with the Hodge Twins blaming Biden's "surge the border" rhetoric for the influx of migrants. They speculate that Biden may not finish his four-year term due to mental decline. The host plays a 1996 clip of Hillary Clinton using the term "super predators" to illustrate the Democratic Party's history with the crime bill.