Topic: March 4

Alex Jones opens the broadcast on March 15, 2026, declaring the start of World War IV following the escalation of global proxy conflicts. Chase Geyser assumes hosting duties, framing the current geopolitical climate as an existential threat more significant than the Cold War. The discussion emphasizes the erosion of civil liberties through the Patriot Act and the rise of surveillance entities like Palantir.

Lindsey Graham is criticized for exerting a pro-war influence over Donald Trump, which critics claim will lead to World War III and national bankruptcy. The host argues that this shift toward neocon policy betrays Trump's original promises to the voters. Amidst these political concerns, the show promotes its March Mega Sale for high-end supplements.

The war with Iran is interpreted as a potential distraction from the Epstein files and the declining value of the dollar. Stefan Molyneux concludes that governments often go to war when they run out of money to justify new restrictions on the population. The broadcast ends with a final call to support InfoWars through its March Mega Sale.

The host signs off, handing the broadcast over to Harrison Smith for "The War Room." He reiterates the details of the "March Mega Sale" and the "VIP membership" drive, emphasizing that these funds are critical for the survival of the "Info War." He assures listeners that a backup network is ready in case the main InfoWars platform is shut down by the state receiver.

As the show prepares for an interview with Venezuela expert Patrick Byrne, Jones critiques a new "disturbing" anti-ICE commercial released by the Soros-funded Woman's March. He compares the ad's rhetoric to "Tokyo Rose" propaganda from World War II, designed to shame agents and demoralize the military. Jones highlights the contrast between these ads and the reality of child slavery and gang violence facilitated by open borders.

Left-wing activists at the "No Kings March" are shown on video celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk and expressing a desire for more political violence. The host criticizes the "vapidity" of AOC and her obsession with Riley Gaines. He warns that the left is planning to escalate violence at colleges and sporting events to seize control.

Elon Musk addressed a massive crowd at the Million Man March in the United Kingdom, explicitly naming Charlie Kirk as a victim of cold-blooded murder. Musk characterizes the political left as the "party of murder" and claims they openly celebrate the death of their opponents. The speech emphasizes that peace is no longer an option in the face of such ideological violence.

Elon Musk addresses a massive crowd in London during the "Million Man March," delivering a speech compared to Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death." Musk tells the audience that violence is already being dispensed by the state and that citizens must choose to fight back or be killed. Harrison Smith clarifies that Musk is not calling for violence but is advocating for self-defense against a system that is already attacking the public's freedoms.

Pastor Locke, a member of Trump's National Faith Advisory Board, discusses the president's spiritual evolution and his 25-year relationship with Pastor Paula White. He compares Trump to the biblical King Cyrus, a secular leader used by God to protect his people. Locke believes the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, finalized a "Trump 2.0" who is now more tender and hungry for the things of God.

Mary Flynn O'Neill joins the show to discuss the "Crossfire Hurricane" investigation and the deep state's attempts to destroy her brother, General Michael Flynn. She recounts her first meeting with Alex Jones at the Jericho March in D.C. and emphasizes her family's commitment to exposing government corruption and advising the Trump administration.

Alex Jones opens the Friday, March 28, 2025, broadcast of InfoWars by expressing deep gratitude to his viewers, listeners, and crew. He attributes the show's continued presence on the air to divine intervention and the steadfast support of his audience through various trials and tribulations.

Alex Jones opens the Saturday, March 22, 2025, broadcast from the backup Alex Jones Network Studios in South Austin. The program marks 61 days into the return of the American Republic. Jones outlines upcoming coverage including the state of the Democratic Party, NATO developments, and Donald Trump's border containment successes.

Economic advisors suggest a potential six-month period of financial pain as the U.S. economy undergoes a reset from globalist policies. While gas and egg prices have shown significant decreases, there are warnings of a possible stock market correction or crash around mid-March. Financial experts like Howard Lutnick are working to stabilize the market despite the looming government shutdown.

A major economic crash is predicted for mid-March 2025, specifically around the "Ides of March" (March 15). This prediction is based on record put options and warnings from Democratic operatives regarding the potential cessation of Social Security checks. The narrative suggests the deep state intends to crash the market to derail the Trump administration's economic progress.

The host reiterates a prediction that the stock market will be crashed by mid-March through record short-selling and put options. He links recent fires in the Pacific Palisades to a "deliberate stand-down" by utility companies, comparing the event to the Maui fires. Allegations are made that insurance payouts and land seizures for "UN 15-minute cities" are the primary motives behind these disasters.

The segment covers Trump's announcement of a national strategic Bitcoin reserve. Jones warns of "operatives" trying to claim Trump will crash the crypto market. He draws a parallel to the "Ides of March" (March 15), suggesting the globalists may attempt a political or physical "assassination" of Trump's agenda through economic means during this window.

Warnings are issued regarding a potential globalist-engineered stock market crash planned for mid-March, referred to as the "Ides of March." James Carville is cited as promoting a narrative of government collapse to influence public opinion as Democratic approval ratings fall. The "Plunge Protection Team" and other market mechanisms are discussed in the context of a struggle for control over the U.S. economy.

The use of "Global Tetrahedron" as a parent company is described as "double satire equals truth," mocking the reality of global governance. Reference is made to Elon Musk's appearance at a Global Government Forum where he criticized tyrannical systems. The host reads the Onion's statement over the "Imperial March" music, framing the legal battle as a fight against an "Empire."

A caller from Florida suggests that millions of people should march on Washington to stop World War III. The host expresses concern that the federal government might use such a gathering to stage a "false flag" event, such as a truck bomb, to blame the movement. He emphasizes that 95% of modern conflict is "informational warfare" and that electing the right officials is the primary path to victory.

Colonel Schindler describes the "Long March through the Institutions" as a strategy to consume the American Republic from within, comparing it to an anaconda. He introduces the term "Capcom" to describe the blending of political business classes with repressive communist structures. The segment traces the origins of this strategy to Marcus Raskin and the Institute for Policy Studies, which aimed to infestate and procreate within government agencies.