Topic: Ajn

The AJN Live app reaches the top of the Apple trending news charts despite alleged big tech censorship. The broadcast transitions into a historical analysis of how the U.S. and the British Empire managed the world reserve currency through the Council on Foreign Relations. It claims a secret deal in the 1980s gave China control over manufacturing and rare earth minerals in exchange for military restraint, a deal China has since broken.

The Alex Jones Network (AJN) Live app reached the number two spot in the Apple News charts within 48 hours of its launch, trailing only X. Alex Jones alleges that Apple technicians are intentionally sabotaging search results for the app, forcing users to use direct URLs like alexjonesapp.com. He views the app's rapid ascent as a "litmus test" for public resistance against establishment censorship.

Chase Geiser joins the program to discuss the technical launch and success of the AJN Live app. Geiser explains that the app surpassed legacy media outlets like the BBC and Fox News in the rankings despite Apple's alleged efforts to hide it from search results. He confirms that an Android version is in development and emphasizes that the app provides a permanent way for listeners to access InfoWars content regardless of legal outcomes.

While Methylene Blue is described as "radically powerful," alternatives like Methyl Drive or Power Plant are suggested for younger people. The host notes that even if the physical studio is shut down, the Alex Jones Network (AJN Live) will continue on X and other platforms. Support through the Alex Jones Store is cited as the primary way to fund these backup operations.

InfoWars is facing a final court battle to determine its survival following efforts by the Justice Department and Bloomberg-backed entities to shut it down. In response, the Alex Jones Network (AJN) has established backup studios to ensure continued broadcasting. Jones claims that criminal investigations have begun into the "deep state" actors who attempted to seize his assets.

Chase Geiser provides a final update on the status of InfoWars, explaining that the network could be shut down as early as January 15th depending on court rulings. He reassures listeners that the crew will move to the Alex Jones Network (AJN) if the main site is seized. Jones concludes the broadcast by asking for financial support through the Alex Jones Store to fund his "offensive" legal strategy against the deep state.

Plans for the "Alex Jones Network" (AJN Live) are discussed as a fallback if the current studios are seized. Jones recounts the events of November 14th, when the US Trustee attempted to shut down the building without a judge's order and cut the internet feed. He maintains that the auction was rigged and that the "bad guys" are desperate to stop the broadcast.

Alex Jones described the moment the U.S. Trustee arrived at the InfoWars building to "hijack" the facility and cut off the broadcast. He claimed the trustee intimidated IT staff into pulling the plug despite the lack of a final court order. Jones credited his team's foresight in building a backup studio, the Alex Jones Network (AJN), which allowed them to resume broadcasting to radio and TV stations within minutes.

Jones outlines the transition to the Alex Jones Network (AJN Live) and new backup studios in Austin to bypass the shutdown of InfoWars. He discusses legal battles over his name and likeness, citing the 13th Amendment's protections against indentured servitude. Jones encourages listeners to support the new venture by purchasing supplements and apparel from his online store to fund the ongoing legal defense against what he terms "deep state" attacks.

Jones and Bannon discuss the lack of a "gap" in broadcasting as Jones segues from InfoWars to his new independent entity. Jones mentions that his phone is "blowing up" with support from figures like Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson. He asserts that the Democratic Party's move to seize the site will only result in a massive backlash and further political realignment.

A promotional segment features clips of Joe Rogan and others discussing Alex Jones' accuracy on topics like fluoride and the "New World Order." Jones directs listeners to follow "AJN Live" on X for updates as he prepares for the potential shutdown of Infowars. He also promotes Sea Moss gummies and capsules as a way to support the "Second American Revolution" and keep his broadcast on the air.

Alex Jones claims the Democratic Party wants to seize the InfoWars catalog to use AI bots to ban his content permanently. He recounts various psychological warfare tactics used against him, including AI-spoofed phone calls and harassment of his family. Jones outlines a plan for Trump to take the moral high ground by focusing on rescuing trafficked children and providing justice for those harmed by government-backed NGOs.

Alex Jones details the plan for the rest of the evening, including simulcasts with Steven Crowder and Gavin McInnes. He warns that globalists may attempt to cyber-attack X and provides backup coordinates on the Alex Jones Network (AJN). Jones emphasizes that the broadcast is funded by listeners and appeals for support through his online store.

Listeners are encouraged to follow the "Alex Jones Network" (AJN Live) on X as a backup in case his primary accounts are seized by federal trustees. Jones claims the government is attempting to take ownership of his private name and social media handles. He also references a Senate report regarding 325,000 missing children under the current administration's border policies.