Topic: Am Radio

Despite being de-platformed from major internet services seven years ago, InfoWars maintains a large audience through AM/FM radio and local cable TV. The host explains that these "dinosaur media" channels are the secret to his continued reach. He attributes the push for censorship to globalist entities like BlackRock and the NGOs that seek to divide and conquer Western populations.

In the final portion of the interview, Victor Bout explains that Russia has only committed a fraction of its conventional forces to Ukraine to remain prepared for a larger conflict. He thanks the host for providing a platform and mentions listening to the show while in US federal prison via AM radio. The segment ends with a mutual commitment to fighting the globalist cabal and celebrating human sovereignty.

General Michael Flynn warns that the removal of AM radios from new vehicles and the phaseout of analog broadcast systems make the United States vulnerable to total digital control. He references Sun Tzu's philosophy that all warfare is based on deception, suggesting that the "Internet of Things" allows for unprecedented surveillance. Flynn argues that the American constitutional republic is in a period of decline due to a culture of corruption and public apathy.

Roger Stone and Alex Jones discuss the move by automakers like Ford and Tesla to remove AM radio receivers from new vehicles. They argue this is a deliberate attempt to eliminate a vital platform for conservative talk radio and alternative messaging. Jones notes that unlike digital media, traditional broadcast radio does not track the user, making it a target for the surveillance state.

A brief technical discussion focuses on the power of radio transmitters, claiming the broadcast utilizes a rare 100,000-watt station. Comparisons are made to standard 50,000-watt stations in the United States. The segment includes a brief musical reference to the band Clutch.