Topic: Closing

Director Steven Spielberg is characterized as a filmmaker who works closely with the establishment to disseminate "fact-based" UFO narratives through movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. President Ronald Reagan reportedly told a White House audience that E.T. was not fiction but fact. This is contrasted with Stanley Kubrick, who was allegedly considered too "erratic" for the government's disclosure plans.

A surge in UFO-themed media, including a new Steven Spielberg project and a Bob Lazar movie, is viewed as a form of pre-programming for an upcoming official disclosure. Daniel Lis suggests that Hollywood works in sync with intelligence agencies to shape the public's perception of extraterrestrial life. There is a concern that these narratives could be used to facilitate a "Project Blue Beam" style staged event.

The transmission transitions to Owen Shroyer at the InfoWars studios following the main broadcast. A final 60-second recap emphasizes that thealexjonestore.com is an independent entity in Arkansas and encourages listeners to become VIP members to support the network's future. The show ends with a call to action for the upcoming court hearings and a salute to the audience for their continued faithfulness.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump deliver their final remarks. Harris focuses on a vision for the future, emphasizing fundamental rights and an "opportunity economy." Trump uses his closing to ask why Harris hasn't implemented her plans during her three and a half years in office, describing the United States as a "failing nation" on the brink of World War III.

In his closing statement, Biden focuses on "significant progress" and lowering insulin costs. Trump uses his time to highlight the border crisis, the "hell" of the last three years, and his achievements like "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients. Jones declares the debate a "total domination" for Trump despite the moderators giving Biden extra time.

Judge Arthur Engoron's decision to revoke Donald Trump's permission to give his own closing arguments in his New York civil trial is criticized as a violation of due process. The trial is characterized as a "show trial" where the verdict was determined before the merits were heard. The discussion calls for a "Judgment at Nuremberg Part 2" to hold rogue judges accountable for ignoring their constitutional oaths.

Guest host Jay Dyer analyzes recent NBC News reports about a potential "alien mothership" near Earth. Dyer argues that the alien narrative is a long-standing psychological operation rooted in the works of H.G. Wells and promoted by intelligence agencies to foster global government. He cites the film "The Day the Earth Stood Still" as an early example of using an external threat to demand national disarmament.

Jones disputes media reports claiming he earned $76 million in 2019, explaining the difference between gross revenue and actual profit margins on product sales. He details the high costs of running a media operation, including bandwidth, satellite uplinks, and mandatory closed captioning fees. He compares his current financial situation to a car running on empty, barely reaching a gas station to stay operational.

Jen Psaki defends President Biden not being a "close contact" of Nancy Pelosi despite video of them hugging, citing the CDC's 15-minute rule. This is compared to George Orwell's "Animal Farm," where the ruling "pigs" change the rules to suit themselves while enforcing strict mandates on the public. The segment characterizes the current administration as a "cult" of sycophantic elites.

Gerald Celente discusses the rise in violent crime and the importance of self-defense and "close combat survivalism." He criticizes the "COVID war" as a theft of freedom and mocks political figures like Barack Obama and Lloyd Austin for their handling of military and health policies.

Celente shares personal stories from his upbringing in the Bronx and his background in martial arts and close combat. He uses a video of small dogs chasing a bear to illustrate that the size of the opponent does not matter in the fight for freedom. He argues that the "spirit of the fight" has been brainwashed out of the public through the school system.