Topic: May Day

Alex Jones announces that InfoWars faces a potential shutdown on Thursday at midnight, with a Texas receiver scheduled to padlock the doors. He details plans to transition to a new network, "Alex Jones Live," and a new news site to bypass the closure. Jones also comments on the "communist occultic" timing of the May 1st (May Day) deadline and criticizes the producers of The Onion for their involvement in the bankruptcy proceedings.

A caller from Phoenix describes being attacked by "Marxists" during a May Day protest while carrying a Trump flag. The host emphasizes the importance of backing law enforcement and the constabulary against globalist efforts to defund them. He mentions Ivan Raiklin's efforts to record the arraignments of "Deep State" actors as a model for peaceful activism.

A discussion of a purported plan for a "full spectrum shutdown" of the U.S. economy on May Day 2028. The strategy, allegedly involving the United Auto Workers (UAW) and Antifa, utilizes a tactic called "salting" to unionize industries and force a government collapse. The host compares these modern efforts to the communist revolution in Germany in 1918 and claims activists are currently selecting colors for a domestic color revolution.

List references the 1964 film "Seven Days in May" as a warning about military takeovers. He points out a Roswell map in the film as a "tip-off" from the Kennedy era. He warns that current UFO hearings in Congress are being manipulated by counterintelligence agents to spread "the best lies" to the public.

The 1964 film "Seven Days in May," which depicts a military coup, was supported by President Kennedy to warn the public about COG dangers. A map in the film notably features Roswell, New Mexico, years before the 1947 crash became a mainstream topic. This is cited as a "tip-off" regarding the link between the 509th Group's recovery of "memory metal" and the secret military infrastructure.

Owen Shroyer promotes the limited edition InfoWars Gold Bar and the restocked Survival Shield X2 supplement. He then discusses reports of an attempted Antifa comeback on May Day in Austin and Dallas. He mentions that activist Kelly Neidert had her door vandalized with offensive language by leftist groups, though the overall turnout for the planned Antifa rallies appeared low.