Topic: E Michael Jones

Ivan Raiklin, a former Green Beret and associate of General Michael Flynn, discusses the importance of "cognitive warfare" and being physically present at courthouses to confront "deep state" actors. Raiklin emphasizes the need for peaceful, crowdsourced activism to counter mainstream media narratives. The segment also promotes various apparel designs available at the Alex Jones Store.

Alex Jones claims the "Podesta Plan" has been launched, involving blue states beginning secession and staging false flags to blame President Trump. Los Angeles County has declared an emergency to protect illegal aliens while top Democrats allegedly call for a military coup. Jones also addresses his ongoing legal battles, noting the Supreme Court's refusal to hear his case and comparing his situation to Michael Lindell's $1.5 billion default judgment.

Alex Jones opens a broadcast on September 19, 2025, focusing on the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination. He introduces guests Roger Stone and Michael Savage to discuss anomalies in the official narrative and potential Deep State involvement. Jones highlights the rise of leftist calls for violence and the confession of the suspect, Tyler Robinson.

InfoWars faces a critical federal hearing in Houston on December 9, 2024, which could result in the immediate closure of its studios. The legal dispute involves a controversial auction where The Onion, backed by Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety, attempted to purchase the company's assets. Alex Jones maintains that even if the physical studios are seized, the broadcast will continue from backup locations via the Alex Jones Store and new network platforms.

General Michael Flynn joins the broadcast to discuss the escalation toward nuclear war following reports that the Biden administration authorized Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles against Russia. The New York Times recently detailed plans to potentially provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons, a move seen as a desperate attempt by globalists to trigger World War III. Flynn is introduced as a top expert on the deep state and asymmetrical warfare.

General Flynn discusses his background in the Defense Intelligence Agency and his endorsement of a documentary regarding the SPARS pandemic exercise. He notes the parallels between the 2016-2017 war games and the actual events of the COVID-19 pandemic. Flynn credits Alex Jones for detailed research into how social media hashtags were pre-planned in these simulations.

In one of his final broadcasts, Lou Dobbs discusses the state of the RNC under Michael Whatley and the internal Republican tensions surrounding Speaker Mike Johnson. Dobbs criticizes Barack Obama as a "mouthpiece for Marxist Dems" and warns of election fraud legislation in Michigan. He introduces Alex Jones as a "terrific American" and "icon," initiating a deep-dive discussion on the "bat bleep crazy" condition of the country.

Alex Jones opens the phone lines for first-time callers to share their predictions on Joe Biden's political future following his "insane" scripted press conference. He also teases a "secret mission" he is embarking on over the weekend, which he claims will be in the news by the following week. The segment previews an upcoming interview with George Papadopoulos, who was "targeted" during the original Russiagate investigation.

The names from the alleged CIA "bump list" provided by Dan Bongino are read aloud, including Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Ben Carson, and various members of the Trump family. The list also includes legal and political figures like Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani, and Alex Jones. The segment frames this as evidence of a criminal operation to terrorize political opponents.

Alex Jones initiates a commercial-free emergency transmission on January 27, 2024, reporting on a significant legal and political victory for Texas regarding border control. He announces upcoming coverage featuring Michael Yon in Central America and live reporting from the border where 25 states have reportedly joined Texas in its standoff with federal authorities.

General Michael Flynn identifies domestic law enforcement agencies, specifically the FBI and the Department of Justice under the Obama administration, as greater threats than foreign entities like Al-Qaeda or ISIS. Flynn and Alex Jones discuss their shared experiences of demonization by the political establishment and the media. They highlight the Reawaken America tour as a platform where unlikely allies, including Eric Trump and various conservative figures, are uniting to challenge globalist agendas.

General Michael Flynn joins Alex Jones to discuss the threat of a massive cyber attack intended to disrupt the global internet. Flynn, drawing on three decades of military intelligence experience, argues that globalist enemies telegraph their moves to rally their own forces. The discussion touches on the concept of a permanent coup against Donald Trump and the necessity for the former president to remain vigilant regarding his personal security.

Alex Jones prepares a major announcement regarding the future of the country and the world, urging listeners to share Infowars links across social media platforms. He introduces upcoming guests Michael Yon and Anne Vandersteel to discuss border issues, and Robert Barnes to analyze the fourth indictment of Donald Trump.

A caller from Nicaragua expresses support for Roseanne Barr and the "Lexit" movement. A subsequent caller questions Barr's appearance on the show, citing past guests like Nick Fuentes and E. Michael Jones as "anti-semites." Jones and Barr dismiss the caller as a "seminar caller" and a "leftist" attempting to gatekeep information.

The broadcast highlights its continued operation despite efforts by the FBI, CIA, and big tech to deplatform the network. Guest Michael Yon, a former Special Forces soldier and journalist, is introduced to discuss global food security and the Netherlands farmer protests. Drew Hernandez is scheduled to host the fourth hour to cover domestic political issues and the Kyle Rittenhouse lawsuit.

Alex Jones reports on a meeting in Austin with Joe Rogan, Lex Friedman, and Michael Malice, claiming a consensus that the world is entering a global collapse. Jones asserts that 132 countries have agreed to a global income tax and a social credit system to track citizens in real-time. The discussion touches on Elon Musk's alleged desire for a human future in space versus a "cyborg" future dictated by the global elite.

Alex Jones rejoins the broadcast to discuss his offer of $100,000 to Michael Rapaport's charity if the actor would undergo "deprogramming" regarding vaccines. Jones claims Rapaport responded with insults. He also references Matt Gaetz's exposure of FBI "criminal plots" and reiterates that the current U.S. government is a "criminal occupational" force.

Alex Jones reports on a United Nations announcement regarding permanent lockdowns and the implementation of digital IDs for speech and movement control. The discussion highlights Charlie Munger's praise for the Chinese communist model and authoritarian governance as a template for globalists. Dr. Michael Ryan of the World Health Organization is cited regarding policies for family member isolation and quarantine.

A listener suggests that Alex Jones should run for president to gain national exposure and increase the stamina of the patriot movement. Jones responds by stating he would prefer to support General Michael Flynn and notes the prohibitive costs and FCC rules regarding broadcasters running for office. He describes the idea as an interesting "stunt" to upset globalists.

Alex Jones discusses a documentary regarding a government war game simulation titled SPARS 2025-2028, which he claims mirrors the current COVID-19 pandemic response. Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn endorsed the report, suggesting the simulation serves as an operational manual for globalist agendas. The discussion highlights parallels between the simulation's scripted social media posts and real-world events from 2020 and 2021.