Topic: Malware

The host discusses the 50% chance that InfoWars will be shut down in the coming weeks due to legal liquidation. He urges followers to find him on X at @RealAlex Jones and promotes a report by John Bowne regarding Chinese hackers installing malware in US infrastructure. The segment emphasizes the urgency of the current political and legal attacks on the broadcast.

The 1859 Carrington Event serves as a historical benchmark for how solar storms can destroy telegraph wires and infrastructure. Current intelligence suggests the Chinese "Volt Typhoon" network has been planting malware in U.S. systems for five years. A new AT&T security software update launched four days ago is identified as a possible vulnerability.

The use of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to manage election infrastructure is criticized for lacking transparency and being exempt from FOIA requests. Patrick Colbeck notes that a ransomware attack occurred in Lincoln County, Washington, shortly after an Albert sensor was installed. The segment also explores the role of "FirstNet," a dedicated cellular network for first responders, in providing a reliable backup connection for election equipment in rural areas.

Owen Shroyer interviews David Kupelian, managing editor of WND.com, regarding Google's recent blacklisting of the conservative news site. Google has reportedly flagged the site with a "warning" page claiming it may harm computers due to malware. Kupelian explains that although a temporary ad issue was resolved weeks ago, Google continues to block traffic despite its own diagnostics finding no unsafe content.

A report details the threat of "cyber warfare" targeting critical infrastructure, including the power grid and water systems. It highlights warnings from CISA and the FBI regarding malware embedded in Schneider Electric and Omron programmable logic controllers (PLCs). While official narratives often blame Russia, the segment suggests the malware may be "the Swiss Army knife of malware" embedded by domestic government agencies to facilitate a controlled collapse.

Alex Jones warns of a coming cyber warfare phase following the pandemic, predicting a "kill switch" event for the power grid and banking systems. The discussion highlights a joint cybersecurity advisory from the FBI, NSA, and DOE regarding advanced persistent threat actors targeting industrial control systems. Evidence is presented regarding malware found in Schneider Electric and Omron programmable logic controllers (PLCs) within the U.S. energy sector.