Topic: Getter

A caller from Canada argues that Charlie Kirk has become a "martyr for Christ" and that the right must clarify its vision for the beauty of family and marriage. Another caller, Dave, points to a social media user named Fred McKenzie as a potential match for the person of interest in the FBI's photos. The hosts emphasize that they are making "real change" by identifying and exposing the "embodiment of evil" on the left.

The host is described as the "original Deep State Marauder" for exposing government corruption over several decades. Ivan Raiklin emphasizes the need for "force multiplication" in information warfare, urging patriots to create compelling content on alternative platforms like Rumble, Getter, and Truth Social. He suggests that even small creators can beat AI algorithms by "baiting" the enemy and subverting mainstream platforms to drive traffic to uncensored sites.

Guest host Maria Z prepares to take over the fourth hour, while Owen Shroyer notes an unusual interaction on the House floor between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Paul Gosar. Shroyer speculates that AOC might be considering a bold move to support Kevin McCarthy or coordinate with anti-establishment Republicans. Maria Z's upcoming segment will focus on the 2023 globalist agenda and potential solutions for the resistance movement.

A 15-year-old talk show host from California, Ventura, discusses his efforts to battle globalism in schools and his father's deportation. Another caller, Ed from Illinois, shares his experience with an enlarged heart after taking the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Ed also describes poor sanitary conditions at a medical equipment manufacturing facility where he previously worked.

A caller from Arizona describes receiving a political flyer from the Democratic Party featuring a Ouija board and the word "demonic" to attack candidate Blake Masters. Jones claims this is evidence that the opposition is "decloaking" and openly embracing satanic imagery because they know they are losing. He asks the caller to scan and send the flyer to InfoWars for further investigation.

Allan dos Santos provides an update on his life in exile in the United States after being targeted by the Brazilian Supreme Court. He is rebuilding his news organization, Terça Livre, on alternative platforms like Getter and Locals. The segment emphasizes the importance of supporting independent journalists like Alex Jones and Julian Assange who are demonized for exposing establishment corruption.

Jones claims that InfoWars is watched by intelligence chiefs and government leaders worldwide who recognize it as the "tip of the spear" against the New World Order. He encourages listeners to clip and share the show on platforms like Rumble and Getter to bypass censorship. He concludes the segment by warning that the ultimate goal of the globalists is to lead the public into state-sponsored euthanasia centers, comparing the plan to the film "Soylent Green."

Dr. Kelly Victory provides her professional background in trauma and disaster preparedness, including her role during the 2003 SARS outbreak. She mentions her involvement as a co-plaintiff with Donald Trump in a class-action lawsuit against Big Tech companies for censorship.

A caller reports that the social media platform Getter is censoring certain political phrases, such as "Zelensky is a Nazi," in live chat streams. While the host expresses support for alternative platforms like Getter and Rumble, he acknowledges that many are under pressure to comply with server requirements and avoid de-platforming. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle for absolute free speech even on purportedly conservative-friendly sites.

Rumble's $100 million offer to Joe Rogan is discussed as a significant move in the culture war for free speech. Despite the offer, it is noted that Rogan remains a massive draw on Spotify and continues to resist censorship attempts while maintaining a rigorous professional schedule.

Nick Fuentes warns that vaccine mandates are "here to stay" despite Republican claims that the pandemic is ending. He discusses his ban from the social media platform Getter and the subsequent launch of Cozy.tv by a team of young developers. The host expresses interest in joining the platform to ensure the broadcast remains available to the public.

Since the release of his documentary promo, Tommy Robinson has faced seven firebombings, including the destruction of his vehicle. He discusses his time in solitary confinement and the ongoing attempts by the British state to break his resolve. Robinson directs viewers to his accounts on Getter and Telegram to bypass extreme social media censorship.

Jason Miller, CEO of Getter and former Trump strategist, discusses the rapid growth of the social media platform following an endorsement by Joe Rogan. Miller explains that Getter was founded to provide a free-speech alternative to Twitter and Facebook, which he accuses of "world-forming" and programming the public mind. The platform aims to resist cancel culture while maintaining basic standards against pornography and illegal activity.

Jason Miller announces upcoming features for Getter, including "Vision" (a short-form video competitor to TikTok) and "Getter Pay," a payment platform featuring a cryptocurrency ecosystem. Miller describes his mission to bring democracy to regions under authoritarian control, specifically targeting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The host likens the current digital landscape to a "digital gulag" and emphasizes the high cost of building independent infrastructure.

Alex Jones opens the January 3, 2022, broadcast of the Infowars program by announcing the show's expansion on the Getter social media platform. He highlights Joe Rogan's recent move to the network and encourages listeners to follow the Alex Jones Channel for exclusive content. Jones frames the year 2022 as a historical turning point where the "globalist house of cards" begins to collapse.

The permanent suspension of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene from Twitter is discussed, with references to Glenn Greenwald's critique of the ban. The host notes that Joe Rogan's move to Getter has caused a surge in the platform's popularity and encourages the Infowars crew to be more proactive in promoting their own presence on alternative social media.

Andrew Torba reveals that individuals close to Donald Trump, specifically mentioning Jared Kushner, allegedly pressured Gab to censor certain speech as a condition for the former President joining the platform. Torba contrasts Gab's refusal to censor with other platforms like Rumble and Jason Miller's Getter, which he claims use AI to ban "hate speech" in a manner similar to Silicon Valley giants.