Topic: Info War

Alex Jones plays Frank Sinatra's "My Way" to commemorate the end of his tenure at the current Infowars studio. He frames the closure not as a defeat, but as a "hydrogen bomb" detonated at the headquarters of the New World Order. Jones thanks his listeners for their years of support and promises that the fight against globalism will continue through his new network.

Caller Jason links the assassination attempt to large demonstrations against Benjamin Netanyahu's government in Tel Aviv. He suggests the shooting was intended to prevent the U.S. from evacuating the war in Iran. Jones agrees that the attempt was real and criticizes "Johnny come lately" commentators who lie about InfoWars' history of breaking stories like the "Kovid lies."

Jason Hollis joins the program to discuss the "demonic" undercurrents of Hollywood and its ties to the CIA. The segment begins with a product endorsement for Ultra Methylene Blue from the Alex Jones Store. Hollis suggests that Hollywood serves as a propaganda arm for the intelligence community to influence children and shape cultural narratives.

A prominent Israeli rabbi suggested using a false flag operation, blaming an Iranian missile for the destruction of the Dome of the Rock, to clear the way for the Third Temple. The broadcast concludes with a reminder of the ongoing sale at the Alex Jones Store to fund the network's transition to new platforms. Royce White is introduced to take over the next segment of the program.

A mail carrier from West Virginia expresses frustration over the "feminization" of culture and the threats against those displaying American flags. Jones responds by clarifying that militias are constitutional but warns that the federal government often uses provocateurs to entrap them. He argues that the conflict is 95% an "info war" and that physical violence should be avoided as it plays into the hands of the establishment.

Kyle Rittenhouse recounts his 2020 trial in Kenosha, alleging that the prosecution was backed by Soros-funded entities and that President Joe Biden used the federal government to target him. Rittenhouse claims his Fifth Amendment rights were violated during the proceedings and thanks Info Wars for being one of the few outlets to report the facts. The discussion shifts to the emergence of "Trans Tifa" as a violent wing of the leftist movement targeting border patrol and ICE.

The host signs off, encouraging listeners to support the broadcast by purchasing products from the Alex Show Store to maintain independence from globalist funding. Harrison Smith is announced to take over the next segment of the "War Room" on Rumble and X. The broadcast ends with a defiant message about the "spirit of victory" and the ongoing war against tyranny for global liberty.

The one-year anniversary of a contested auction in the InfoWars bankruptcy case is marked by claims of interference by the US Trustee and the Justice Department. Internal emails reportedly show coordination between the government and Democrat Party plaintiffs to remove Alex Jones from the air. An investigation into the conduct of the auction and the subsequent shutdown of the studio is allegedly ongoing.

Alex Jones opens the Sunday broadcast, detailing the daily programming schedule featuring himself and Harrison Smith. Jones addresses ongoing legal battles and a potential shutdown of the network, claiming the existence of civil rights lawsuits and criminal investigations. He compares his level of media demonization to that of Donald Trump, asserting both are targeted for being "over the target."

The host opens the phone lines to discuss the deployment of National Guard troops and the "Arctic Frost" documents targeting InfoWars. He claims the left is in "full panic mode" because the broadcast has "their number." Listeners are encouraged to call 877-789-2539 to share their views on the impending civil unrest and government shutdown.

A caller references the "Ripple" nuclear test and JFK's alleged plans for a joint space mission with Russia to discuss advanced, "clean" nuclear technology. The host provides an update on the InfoWars bankruptcy, stating a receiver is present and the studio could be shut down soon. He claims the DOJ's involvement in the shutdown has been exposed by Senator Grassley's recent document release.

Upcoming special elections in Virginia and New York are framed as referendums on the current administration's performance. A caller advocates for a "scorch earth" policy and "perp walks" for corrupt mayors and governors. The host transitions the broadcast to Harrison Smith and "The War Room," urging listeners to support the store to keep the network on the air.

The discussion emphasizes that individual patriots are responsible for saving the country rather than relying solely on elected leaders like Donald Trump. It frames the current political struggle as a battle between good and evil where God works through people to fight tyranny. Listeners are urged to share live feeds and take active roles in the "InfoWar."

The host delivers a final sign-off, acknowledging the imminent shutdown of InfoWars after a 28-year run. He encourages listeners to support the transition to the new Alex Jones Network by purchasing limited edition apparel and supplements like Irish Sea Moss. The broadcast ends with a defiant message to Hakeem Jeffries, asserting that the "Info War" belongs to the people and will never die.

Ezra Levant prepares to transition from the main broadcast to a four-hour marathon session on the War Room with host Harrison Smith. The hosts discuss the importance of open dialogue and Levant's willingness to engage with skeptics and critics directly on the phone lines. They briefly touch upon the legal pressures facing the network and the necessity of maintaining independent media platforms.

Alex Jones introduces upcoming segments featuring General Michael Flynn and Roger Stone to discuss internal White House strategy and the expected indictment of James Comey. Jones reflects on his 30-year career in the information war, claiming he is under constant attack for exposing the "New World Order." He urges his audience to get engaged and support the broadcast as the political situation reaches a "maximum danger" zone.

In his closing remarks, General Flynn reiterates that the United States is facing a crisis of survival and that the President must implement existing national security emergency plans. Jones praises Flynn as a "winter soldier" and a primary target of the Deep State. They conclude that the "war is already here" and that the administration must non-violently decapitate the power structure of the opposition.

Callers express concern for Donald Trump's safety, with Jones agreeing that the President is in "extreme danger." They discuss potential scenarios including tactical nukes or missile attacks on Trump's plane. Jones emphasizes that his "danger meter" is at an all-time high and that the audience must support InfoWars to stay informed about these "enemy battle plans."

Alex Jones discusses a perceived hunger for a return to God, family, and sovereignty, noting a revival in traditional religious practices like the Latin Mass and Greek Orthodox traditions. He frames the current political climate as a spiritual war. Speakers at the memorial continue to describe Charlie Kirk as a "warrior for Christ" who used information rather than weapons to fight for the Republic.

Alex Jones reflects on the sense of destiny he perceived in Charlie Kirk when they first met. He encourages the audience to take their own destinies into their hands and not let "Satan and the globalists" write the script for their future. He salutes Kirk as a "North Star" example of taking action with a heart full of love.