Topic: Alex Jones Rule

A caller discusses Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" as the playbook being used by the Democratic Party to demonize political opponents. Another caller suggests creating time capsules with Bibles, Constitutions, and Alex Jones's archives to preserve them for future generations. Jones announces a 7 p.m. Central emergency transmission on the Alex Jones Network to continue exposing the "deep state assault."

Media commentators on MSNBC have reportedly discussed an "Alex Jones rule" to use default judgments as a tool to remove populist voices from the airwaves. This legal strategy bypasses jury trials to determine guilt, focusing instead on financial damages to bankrupt targets. Critics argue this sets a dangerous precedent that could eventually be applied to any media outlet the establishment deems undesirable.

A listener suggests that Alex Jones should run for president to gain national exposure and increase the stamina of the patriot movement. Jones responds by stating he would prefer to support General Michael Flynn and notes the prohibitive costs and FCC rules regarding broadcasters running for office. He describes the idea as an interesting "stunt" to upset globalists.