Topic: Friday

Anomalies on the New York City mayoral ballot are reported, including Zoran Mondani appearing twice while Andrew Cuomo is placed at the bottom. The Alex Jones Store announces a "30 Days of Black Friday" sale, offering 25% off site-wide on supplements and signature blades to fund the network's operations.

Alex Jones opens the Friday, March 28, 2025, broadcast of InfoWars by expressing deep gratitude to his viewers, listeners, and crew. He attributes the show's continued presence on the air to divine intervention and the steadfast support of his audience through various trials and tribulations.

Statistics are presented claiming a massive spike in athlete cardiac arrests and deaths since 2021 compared to the previous 50 years. The segment then transitions to a final call for the Alex Jones Store Black Friday sale, offering 40% off shirts and hats.

A showcase of the "Friday Night Tights" intro, a pop-culture show featuring Jeremy from The Quartering and the Geeks and Gamers crew. The segment highlights the high production value of independent media compared to traditional Hollywood outlets.

Alex Jones issues an "emergency worldwide terror alert" following calls from Hamas and Hezbollah for a global jihad starting Friday, October 13th. The segment highlights the Israeli government's decision to expand gun permit access to its citizens, including the distribution of light machine guns. Jones argues that arming "good people with guns" is the only effective response to terrorism and crime, both in Israel and the United States.

A brief transition segment features clips from "Friday Night Tights" and other comedy-related content. Jones discusses the importance of using humor and comedy to reach new people before pivoting back to the serious economic and legal topics of the day.

On Good Friday, Jason Jones discusses the Christian concept of the inviolable dignity of every human person. He thanks Alex Jones for providing a platform to speak for the Uyghur people and other vulnerable groups. Jason Jones also defends Ali Alexander against recent criticisms, praising Alex Jones for standing by individuals during their moments of greatest vulnerability.

The 2022 economic outlook is defined as "dragflation," where the economy is dragged down by mandates while inflation rises. Celente cites data showing a deep decline in the European hospitality sector and lower-than-expected Black Friday and internet sales as evidence of a looming recession.

Jones criticizes the British Royal Family, calling them a "parasitic family" and highlighting Prince Charles's friendship with Jimmy Savile. He concludes the broadcast by promoting InfoWars' early Black Friday sale and thanking his crew and security. He promises a follow-up show on Sunday to cover more "fast-moving" news.

Alex Jones discusses the internal struggle between enjoying metropolitan life and the survival instinct to move off-grid to escape Democrat-run cities. He promotes the reformulated Ultimate Bone Broth Plus and the Black Friday early sale at InfoWarStore.com as essential tools for those looking to prepare for a societal crash. Jones urges listeners to secure storable food and coffee before upcoming price increases and supply shortages.

The host discusses the importance of comedy in reaching people, praising Steven Crowder and the "Friday Night Tights" crew for their entertainment value. He mentions the 900 pages of Fauci emails released via a lawsuit by The Intercept, which he claims prove Fauci's involvement in building COVID-19. The speaker also explains the production schedule of the show, noting that Saturday broadcasts are often taped to allow for more freedom and information.

Baker identifies vaccine passports as the "Mark of the Beast" and a final line in the sand for the First Amendment. He proposes "Freedom Fridays," where unvaccinated people take the day off to show their economic impact. He calls on the "tyrants" to stop their actions before they destroy the world for their own children.