Topic: Independent Funding

President Trump signed an executive order ending taxpayer funding for NPR and PBS, labeling them as "biased state media." The segment highlights an NPR editor's note claiming the Declaration of Independence contains "offensive language" as evidence of the outlets' anti-American bias.

Anthony Rubin and Corrine Clifford discuss the difficulties of running independent media outlets without major corporate backing. Rubin praises Clifford for her bravery as a mother standing up for the Republic. He challenges men watching the show to stop being "neutered" and to take action for their country, emphasizing that the future of the nation depends on independent voices.

The host transitions the broadcast to Jay Dyer, who will discuss the source documents of the "New World Order." He also mentions that Owen Shroyer will take over the following hour. The segment concludes with a final plea for listeners to support the network by purchasing products from the online store, emphasizing that viewer funding is the only way to maintain the operation's independence.

Alex Jones provides a status report on InfoWars, stating that the audience will be informed months in advance if the show is ever forced into liquidation. He describes the broadcast as a "badass fighter jet" that requires fuel in the form of financial support to continue the fight against the New World Order. Jones compares his influence to that of Tucker Carlson and asserts that InfoWars remains a primary target of authoritarian forces.