Topic: Jan 6

Roger Stone joins the program to defend Donald Trump's presidential record, highlighting military rebuilding, cryptocurrency support, and the appointment of 200 conservative federal judges. Stone credits the host with helping Trump's 2016 rise and discusses the personal toll of their shared legal battles. He argues that Trump's achievements, including the Abraham Accords and the overturning of Roe v. Wade, outweigh current criticisms.

The Trump administration is reportedly removing the head of Border Patrol to install more aggressive leadership while moving agents to military bases to avoid "suicide bomber" style attacks from leftist activists. Reports highlight social media posts from individuals, including a self-identified nurse, who have publicly threatened to poison or sabotage medical treatment for ICE agents. The discussion contrasts the current enforcement of warrants against criminal aliens with the "lawlessness" of the Democratic Party's immigration policies.

Alex Jones gathers his crew, including Rob Due and Harrison Smith, to ring in the year 2026. They reflect on surviving the "fake auctions" and attempts to shut down the network in 2024 and 2025. The crew discusses the impact of methylene blue on their health and productivity, while Jones reiterates that the movement is bigger than any single building or studio.

New information regarding police conduct on January 6th is mentioned, alongside a broader discussion on the perceived Islamic takeover of the West. The segment contrasts Western classical Christendom with the "sword of Islam." A call is made to defend the superiority of Western systems against globalist and Islamist encroachment.

Myron Gaines expresses approval of the federal government's designation of Antifa as a foreign terrorist organization, arguing that conservative groups have been unfairly targeted since January 6th. The conversation references the death of Charlie Kirk as a catalyst for the government's crackdown on left-wing violence. Gaines also comments on the state of law enforcement in Portland, Oregon, suggesting that rational citizens should move away from "cooked" cities.

The host recounts his experience testifying before the January 6th Committee, where he invoked the Fifth Amendment 98 times to avoid "perjury traps." He praises figures like MTG and RFK Jr. for their aggressive stance against "fake news" reporters. The segment also covers Canadian official Mark Carney's opposition to Trump's trade policies, characterizing Carney as a globalist puppet.

Attorney Robert Barnes joins the broadcast to discuss the "rescue the world" election of 2024. He argues that Donald Trump should use his pardon power to protect January 6th defendants, Steve Bannon, and Peter Navarro, while contrasting this with Joe Biden's "corrupt" pardon of Hunter Biden.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene discusses Department of Defense Directive 5240.01, which she claims authorizes the use of lethal force by the military against Americans during civil unrest. She notes that Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has declared January 6 a "special security event," leading to the erection of fencing around the Capitol. Greene argues that the Biden-Harris administration is weaponizing the government against political enemies while ignoring actual threats like non-citizen voting.

A federal judge in Florida recently struck down Jack Smith's appointment, following a Supreme Court signal regarding the legality of special counsel appointments. The segment invokes Thomas Jefferson's quote about the "tree of liberty" being watered by the blood of patriots and tyrants. The current political climate is described as the "death throes" of the American Republic.

Steve Bannon prepares to report to prison for contempt of the January 6 Commission, which is characterized as an illegally constituted body. Bannon issues warnings to former FBI officials like Andrew McCabe and James Comey, suggesting they will face legal accountability under a future administration. The segment also mentions model Amber Rose as a sign of a shifting cultural and political landscape.

Alex Jones prepares for a call from Enrique Tarrio and other Proud Boys currently in prison. He discusses the sentencing document for Owen Shroyer, noting that the DOJ is seeking jail time for Shroyer's speech rather than any violent acts. Jones contrasts the treatment of the Proud Boys with Ray Epps, who he claims orchestrated the breach but remains free.

Enrique Tarrio joins the call and names specific prosecutors, including Jocelyn Ballantine and Jason McCullough, who he claims asked him to lie about a connection between Donald Trump and the Proud Boys. Tarrio asserts he was offered a "sweetheart deal" to sign a statement implicating Trump in the January 6th events but refused, resulting in his 22-year sentence.

Enrique Tarrio asks to be subpoenaed by the House Weaponization Committee led by Jim Jordan, claiming he has information he cannot share publicly. He thanks the InfoWars audience for their prayers and financial support, stating that he is standing on his values despite the 22-year sentence. The segment ends as the prison phone system cuts off the call.

Owen Shroyer discusses a viral interview with Dr. Jan Halper-Hayes, a former Department of Defense official, who made claims regarding Trump's ongoing influence and military involvement. While acknowledging her credentials, Shroyer expresses skepticism about "Q-esque" theories but notes that Trump himself shared the video. The discussion centers on whether Trump will be allowed to present evidence of election fraud in upcoming court cases.

Researcher Jan Ervin joins the show to discuss the historical link between hallucinogenic drug use and civilizations that practiced human sacrifice. He argues that the "psychedelic revolution" of the 1960s was an MKUltra project designed to revive ancient, bloodthirsty cult practices. Ervin cites archaeological finds in Mexico City as evidence of the massive scale of Aztec ritual murder.

Alex Jones and Jan Ervin characterize modern transgender medical procedures for children as a form of ritual sacrifice because they end reproductive potential. They link abortion and "soft kill eugenics" to the worship of Moloch, asserting that the globalist elite are attempting to bring back overt human sacrifice. Ervin concludes by urging listeners to study the real history of the church to understand how it previously stopped these "awful behaviors."

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is actively promoting "metaverse governance" as the next stage of social engineering. Figures like Jan LeCun of Meta (Facebook) are linked to these efforts to implement a global digital ID and social credit score. This system aims to transition the current "track-trace database society" into a more immersive, biologically-integrated form of control.

Mainstream news headlines are analyzed, focusing on a California bill that allegedly allows infanticide up to seven days after birth. The discussion covers the World Government Summit 2022, robot dogs in Shanghai, and the FEC fining the Clinton campaign over the Trump dossier. Jones claims the Biden administration is conducting "economic war" by depleting oil reserves while Putin halts gas exports to Europe.

The segment explores the tension between patriots and law enforcement, with Shroyer expressing a desire to avoid a "Road Warrior" scenario where citizens are pitted against police. He contrasts the treatment of January 6th protesters with Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists, alleging a double standard in how political violence is prosecuted. Shroyer praises the Austin Police Department for not aggressively enforcing Mayor Adler's lockdown orders or mask mandates.

Over 500 citizens arrested in connection with the January 6th Capitol event are reportedly being held in solitary confinement and subjected to abuse. During a recent interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized the U.S. government for prosecuting individuals for their political opinions and questioned the secret investigation into the death of Ashli Babbitt. Putin compared the treatment of these detainees to the long-term imprisonment of Julian Assange.