7 chapters across the catalog
Alex Jones introduces James O'Keefe to discuss a new report featuring Glenn Prager, a former DOJ analyst. Prager allegedly claims that Jeffrey Epstein was a CIA asset and that Bill Clinton was present during sexual assaults, while Donald Trump was not. The DOJ issued a statement discrediting Prager, which O'Keefe argues is a standard cover-up tactic.
Intelligence Agencies, Compromised Politicians, and Epstein Assets
William F. Jasper discusses Jeffrey Epstein's likely role as an intelligence asset for multiple agencies, including the CIA, Mossad, and KGB. He explains that intelligence agencies use "honey pots" involving drugs, bribery, and sex to compromise and leverage world leaders. Jasper argues that if the "Deep State" had real dirt on Trump, they would have used it to stop his anti-globalist policies years ago.
CIA Involvement in Freezing Russian Oligarch Assets
Undercover footage continues with Gavin Oblenus discussing the freezing of $970 million belonging to Putin's oligarchs. He claims the U.S. government freezes these assets because they touch American bank accounts, though he notes legal complexities regarding using that money for Ukraine.
Pentagon Directives, Targeting of Domestic Political Dissidents
Intelligence directives allegedly moved from the CIA to the Pentagon to facilitate the persecution of domestic political figures through PR firms, lawsuits, and deplatforming. Reference is made to 2017 congressional hearings where intelligence officers allegedly labeled specific media figures as Russian agents to justify "disruption" tactics typically reserved for foreign adversaries. These actions are described as a coordinated effort by the Obama administration to destabilize political opposition.
InfoWars Financial Crisis, Asset Liquidation, Legal Expenses
Alex Jones discusses the severe financial strain on InfoWars caused by ongoing litigation and court-appointed financial oversight. He reveals plans to sell his personal boat and car to satisfy court requirements and maintain operations. Jones appeals to the audience for financial support through the InfoWars store, claiming the network is in a state of "total war" with institutional enemies.
White House Call-to-Action, Bin Laden CIA Asset
In a re-played clip from 2001, the host urges listeners to call the White House to expose "government planning" of terrorism. He identifies Osama Bin Laden as a known CIA asset from the 1980s whose family builds U.S. military bases in Saudi Arabia. The clip warns that the Joint Chiefs of Staff previously proposed blowing up airliners to blame foreign enemies, a tactic he claims was being revived for the World Trade Center.
Osama Bin Laden CIA Ties, Saddam Hussein, Blowback
The 2001 broadcast identifies Osama Bin Laden as a CIA asset who ran the Afghan war in the 1980s and whose family maintains close ties to the U.S. military. Saddam Hussein is also described as a former CIA ally who was encouraged to invade Kuwait by U.S. diplomat April Glaspie. The host warns that attacking the Middle East based on "primitive" tribalism will lead to "blowback" and the deaths of thousands of U.S. soldiers.
