Topic: Ddos Attack

Technical glitches during the Trump-Musk X interview, including audio reverb and a 45-minute delay caused by a DDoS attack, were characterized by mainstream media as Trump "slurring." Jones contrasts the 20-month prison sentence for UK social media posts with lighter sentences for violent crimes. Historical references to the Moorish invasion of Spain and the film El Cid are used to discuss cultural conflicts in Europe.

As the Trump-Musk interview faces delays, the hosts discuss the technical challenges of hosting millions of concurrent listeners. They link the difficulties to a potential DDoS attack and the earlier threats made by EU official Thierry Breton.

Elon Musk confirms via a post on X that the platform is under a massive DDoS attack intended to prevent people from hearing Donald Trump. The hosts frame this as a direct assault on freedom of speech by globalist actors.

Elon Musk opens the interview by explaining the DDoS attack and the importance of open conversation. He praises Donald Trump's strength following the assassination attempt, while Trump congratulates Musk on the record-breaking audience numbers.

Alex Jones joins Nick Sorter's X Space to analyze the interview. They discuss Trump's high energy, the DDoS attacks, and the "desperation of tyrants" in the EU and UK who tried to prevent the broadcast.

InfoWars reports experiencing the largest brute force cyber attack in its history, peaking at 2 billion requests aimed at overwhelming the InfoWarsStore servers. While the traffic appears to originate from Communist China, the possibility of spoofed locations is noted. Security measures are stated to be at maximum capacity to protect user data and maintain site functionality during the New Year's Eve period.

Jones reports on the sudden deaths of two ABC News producers, Erika Gonzalez and Dax Tejera, both of whom reportedly died of unexpected heart attacks. He links these incidents to broader concerns about vaccine-induced cardiac issues. Jones ends his segment by noting that DDoS attacks on InfoWars have escalated to 250 million requests, urging listeners to keep trying to access the store.