Topic: Alex Stone

Alex Jones opens the broadcast on November 12, 2025, claiming the deep state is targeting him because of his massive audience. He criticizes the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, calling it an unmitigated disaster while maintaining that Trump himself was not involved in the misconduct. Jones asserts that Trump was actually the first to expose Epstein after kicking him out of Mar-a-Lago for recruiting underage girls.

Host Alex Jones introduces a guest lineup featuring Nick Fuentes, Robert Barnes, Roger Stone, and FBI whistleblower Kyle Serafin. The broadcast focuses on the Arctic Frost surveillance scandal and the aftermath of Fuentes's interview with Tucker Carlson. Jones claims the FBI is targeting Trump allies with "bounties" to find any possible criminal activity.

Alex Jones opens a broadcast on September 19, 2025, focusing on the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination. He introduces guests Roger Stone and Michael Savage to discuss anomalies in the official narrative and potential Deep State involvement. Jones highlights the rise of leftist calls for violence and the confession of the suspect, Tyler Robinson.

Roger Stone praises Methylene Blue for providing "rocket fuel" energy and focus. He also comments on Alex Jones's significant weight loss and improved health. Jones concludes the segment by reciting Thomas Jefferson's pledge of "eternal resistance against every form of tyranny over the mind of man," urging listeners to connect with the spirit of the Republic.

Alex Jones opens the July 7, 2025, broadcast by alleging a massive cover-up regarding Jeffrey Epstein within the Trump administration's Department of Justice. He criticizes Kash Patel and Dan Bongino for recent media appearances that he characterizes as disingenuous and forced. Jones claims to have consulted with Roger Stone and FBI whistleblower Kyle Serafin, concluding that the administration has made a deal with the deep state to suppress Epstein-related evidence.

Facebook and Twitter execute major crackdowns on high-profile individuals, including Roger Stone and Alex Jones, labeling them dangerous or violators of hate speech policies. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey defends the permanent ban of Donald Trump's account following the events of January 6th. A montage of local news anchors across the United States repeats a scripted warning about "biased and false news" being dangerous to democracy.

Alex Stone, nephew of Roger Stone, joins the program to share his perspective on the "low energy" and "boring" nature of the DNC compared to the RNC. Other callers discuss the need for peaceful activist groups to counter the current political establishment. The segment wraps up with final critiques of the night's speakers, including Jill and Ashley Biden.

Alex Stone, nephew of Roger Stone, joins the broadcast to describe the low energy and "miserable" atmosphere of the Democratic National Convention. He contrasts the DNC with the hope he felt at the Republican National Convention and suggests the Democrats rely on voting machine control rather than popular support.

Alex Jones opens the August 6, 2024, broadcast of InfoWars by highlighting escalating global tensions, symbolized by the daily use of air raid sirens in the show's intro. Iran has reportedly ordered its airspace cleared, signaling a potential retaliatory attack against Israel similar to events in April. Jones credits Roger Stone for correctly predicting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as the Democratic vice-presidential pick two weeks prior.

Jack Posobiec joins the program to thank Alex Jones for his early support in his career, recalling how Jones sent him his first professional microphone when he was starting out. Posobiec criticizes the "media caricature" of Jones, describing him instead as a generous mentor who has helped many people in the independent media space. Jones dismisses the praise, stating he simply recognized Posobiec's talent and the importance of getting more "smart guys" on the air.

Alex Jones opened the Sunday, June 30, 2024, broadcast of InfoWars, counting down 127 days until the presidential election. The program featured predictions regarding the collapse of a "globalist house of cards" and touted the show's high accuracy rate in predicting political shifts over the last decade. Jones asserted that the current era represents a "mega turning" in society where traditional status quos are liquefying into a malleable state.

Jack Posobiec shares a personal story about meeting Alex Jones at the 2016 RNC and how Jones helped launch his career. Jones reportedly sent Posobiec his first professional microphone and allowed him to host "Hour Four" of the show when he was still an unknown analyst. This anecdote is used to counter the media caricature of Jones as a "crazy" figure.

Rolling Stone magazine features Alex Jones in a story about "eclipse conspiracy theories," which the host dismisses as media harassment. The segment notes the irony of the eclipse path passing over Eagle Pass, Texas, a central point in the illegal immigration crisis. The host reiterates that the eclipse is proof of intelligent design rather than a cause for panic.

Roger Stone guest hosts for Alex Jones, reflecting on his history with InfoWars during the Mueller investigation and his gratitude for the network's support during his legal challenges. He highlights a revolution in communications led by figures like Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones on the X platform. Stone critiques the legacy media's inability to suppress truth in the digital age.

Dan Bongino reportedly obtained a secret CIA document from the Obama administration era detailing a "stay behind network" designed to target Donald Trump and 23 others. The document allegedly uses the term "bumping" to describe harassment or attacks against individuals including Alex Jones and Roger Stone. The discussion frames this as a coordinated effort by the establishment to disrupt and interdict political rebels.

The names from the alleged CIA "bump list" provided by Dan Bongino are read aloud, including Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Ben Carson, and various members of the Trump family. The list also includes legal and political figures like Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani, and Alex Jones. The segment frames this as evidence of a criminal operation to terrorize political opponents.

Hernandez compares InfoWars to a ship under fire, with Alex Jones and the crew working to plug holes and keep it moving. He praises Trump, Jones, and Roger Stone for setting an example of "never backing down" against tyranny. Hernandez concludes that the fight is not just for the present, but for the freedom of future generations, echoing the spirit of the founding fathers.

Alex Jones introduces a four-hour broadcast featuring guests Roger Stone and Robert Fletcher. Jones reflects on a dream involving past patriots Ted Gunderson and Red Beckman, noting that Fletcher is the last surviving member of that research group. The introduction sets the stage for discussions on Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News and Joe Biden's re-election announcement.

Alex Jones introduces the March 29, 2023, broadcast, outlining a four-hour schedule featuring co-host Owen Shroyer. The program includes scheduled appearances by Iraq war whistleblower Scott Ritter in the third hour and political consultant Roger Stone in the second hour. The broadcast aims to cover major political developments and legislative analysis.

Alex Jones cited high-level sources, including Roger Stone, claiming Kevin McCarthy would fail to secure the speakership. Jones characterized the opposition as a populist rebellion against globalist establishment figures. He criticized Representative Dan Crenshaw for labeling McCarthy's opponents as terrorists while defending Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision to support McCarthy based on specific policy agreements.