Topic: Call In Show

Alex Newman is introduced as an expert on the architecture of the New World Order and will join the broadcast in the third hour. The host outlines plans to revisit phone calls from medical professionals and whistleblowers regarding experiences with COVID-19 injections and sex trafficking rings. These calls were previously cut short due to scheduled guest segments.

Jones previews upcoming coverage of the UN summit in Egypt, alleging that the ADL is being empowered to act as a global "quarterback" for censorship. He also announces plans to increase the frequency of live call-in shows and multi-hour podcasts to bypass traditional media gatekeepers. Steve Quayle is introduced as a future guest to discuss globalist "death panels."

The host opens the phone lines for listeners to discuss various topics, including the conflict in Ukraine, BlackRock's financial influence, and the recent events at the Oscars. First-time callers and international listeners are encouraged to participate in the open forum. The segment reinforces the show's commitment to being an "oasis of liberty" where topics censored by mainstream media can be debated freely.

Greta Thunberg is criticized for her perceived hypocrisy regarding oil drilling in the U.S. versus other nations. The host announces he will return Sunday at 4 p.m. Central to take listener calls. He ends the show with a satirical sign-off about being "cracked out" on truth and sunshine.

A protester in Seattle reports on his 65th demonstration at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where he uses high-decibel bullhorns to play "Plandemic" and InfoWars broadcasts. Alex Jones announces plans to launch a new three-night-a-week commercial-free call-in show to provide a venue for public testimony. The goal is to create a redundant network of truth-tellers that makes any single host obsolete.