Topic: Liberty Movement

An active-duty Army soldier named Tony reports that many Air Force personnel are receiving alerts to prepare for deployment. He questions Donald Trump's recent actions, including the "retreat" from Minneapolis and the attack on Iran, suggesting the president is acting differently than in his first term. The host encourages listeners to stay engaged in the midterms despite frustrations with Trump's current trajectory.

Alex Jones opens the broadcast on December 22, 2025, discussing the "deep state" efforts to dismantle his megaphone and the broader liberty movement. He claims that globalist institutions are now using "Johnny-come-latelies" to flood the alternative media zone with deception and internal attacks. Jones expresses frustration over having to research and expose individuals within his own movement who he believes are damaging the cause of liberty.

The host declares "total war" against globalist forces, framing the struggle as a spiritual appointment from God. He challenges John Brennan directly, stating that the "tree of liberty" must be watered by the blood of patriots and tyrants. Supporters are urged to step into their roles as leaders of the resistance, as the intense propaganda and lawfare against them are seen as signs that the globalists are losing.

The Infowars operation is described as a vital outpost for the Liberty Movement against a "globalist death cult." Plans to expand to 24-hour broadcasting are mentioned despite the ongoing legal pressure. Listeners are encouraged to support the broadcast by purchasing supplements and Patriot gear from the official store to finance resistance against perceived tyranny.

The broadcast claims credit for influencing major figures like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, and Brett Weinstein. The show is reportedly monitored at high levels within the CIA, Special Operations Command, and foreign governments in Russia and Japan. Jones embraces the archetype of the "prophet of the liberty movement" while emphasizing that listener support is the primary driver of this global intellectual influence.

The host argues that the New World Order is losing its grip on power, evidenced by figures like Elon Musk turning against the establishment. Listeners are encouraged to prepare for victory rather than just focusing on the enemy's strength. The host emphasizes that as the old structure fails, more people will join the liberty movement, and the movement must be ready to accept them.

Voters are urged to stay involved in the Liberty Movement and resist election theft through non-violent means based on American founding principles. A warning is issued not to "take the bait" of repeating the events of January 6th, which is described as a trap set by the system. The focus remains on promoting a definition of democracy aligned with the American founders rather than modern political interpretations.

Schroer expresses a lack of excitement for upcoming Donald Trump rallies in Ohio and Houston, calling them an "exercise in futility." However, he acknowledges that rally attendance and the popularity of InfoWars serve as the only remaining gauges for the strength of the Liberty Movement. He notes that despite being heavily banned, his personal influence and the show's reach continue to expand.

The populist movement that supported Donald Trump is described as a continuation of a liberty movement dating back to 1776. Despite the 2020 election outcome, the movement claims a giant beachhead in American politics, forcing traditional GOP leaders like Mitch McConnell and Mike Pence to acknowledge Trump's continued influence.