Topic: Ellipse

Alex Jones provides a first-person account of his movements on January 6th, 2021, from the Ellipse to the Capitol grounds. He describes being told by the Secret Service to lead a march to the Capitol for a planned speech by Donald Trump. Jones maintains he attempted to use a bullhorn to stop people from entering the building once he realized a breach had occurred.

Tim Enlow describes the logistics at the Ellipse, noting that President Trump was scheduled for 11:00 AM but took the stage closer to noon. The original plan involved Alex Jones leading a peaceful march to the Capitol 20 minutes before the speech ended. During the speech, Trump surprised organizers by announcing he might join the march down Pennsylvania Avenue himself.

The host recounts being told by individuals claiming to represent Trump to lead a march to the Capitol, only to find the Secret Service and police absent. This is interpreted as a "deep state" setup intended to entrap both the host and the President. Trump is urged to form his own commission to reveal who recommended the specific security arrangements and movements that day, as he is the only one with the full picture of the internal communications.

Alex Jones and Roger Stone recount their personal experiences in D.C. on January 6th. Jones describes the logistical chaos at the Ellipse, while Stone explains why he chose not to attend the rally due to safety concerns and disorganization. Both emphasize that their use of private security is a necessity due to constant threats against their lives.