Topic: Breaking News

6 chapters across the catalog

Owen Shroyer and Alex Jones discuss why Big Tech platforms specifically target live-streaming accounts during breaking news events. They argue that controlling the "first wave" of information is essential for the government to establish a false narrative. Jones praises the accuracy of Kyle Serafin's "hunches," which he attributes to the integration of complex data and experience.

An anecdote describes the host's realization of the Russian missile test's significance while stuck in a traffic jam the previous evening. Despite the delay, the broadcast successfully predicted the nature of Putin's announcement ten minutes before the official Kremlin address. This timing is presented as evidence of deep research and spiritual discernment regarding international military doctrines.

Owen Shroyer analyzes why the establishment fears InfoWars, citing its ability to push back against narratives in real-time during breaking news events. He discusses his own history of grassroots activism, including his arrest in Congress and the viral "Aids Skrillex" moment. Shroyer contrasts his legal treatment with that of liberal activists like David Hogg, alleging a double standard in political persecution.

Alex Jones informs the audience that significant developments occurred shortly before the broadcast that he is not yet ready to release. He expresses a need to process this information and suggests he may have Owen Shroyer step in to assist with the show. The host emphasizes the gravity of the news and his responsibility to handle it judiciously.