Topic: Backup Network

Alex Jones provides an update on the legal status of InfoWars, noting that a state receiver has been appointed to oversee an auction of the company's assets. He expresses skepticism that "good guys" will be allowed to bid and predicts a potential shutdown by early January. Jones promotes the "Alex Show Backup Network" as a contingency plan funded by supplement sales.

The segment concludes with a warning that the void left by InfoWars cannot be easily filled due to the unique "anointing" of its lead voice. Listeners are given a final instruction to download the app and support the store to keep the "Information War" alive. The app is presented as a secure platform that the "Satanists" cannot easily ban.

The host concludes the broadcast by discussing the creation of a backup network to ensure the continuation of his work despite legal attempts to shut down InfoWars. Listeners are directed to RealAlexJones.com for merchandise and supplements, including a "Trump 2028" hat and "Save the Frogs" plushies. The show ends with a call to fund the "second American revolution" through continued support of the platform.

Chase Geiser explains the network's backup broadcasting strategy in the event of a studio shutdown. Listeners are encouraged to bookmark alexjones.network and follow AJN Live. The segment also promotes the Alex Jones Store VIP program and a Ford F-250 truck giveaway ending on January 8.

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.