Topic: Merchandise

4 chapters across the catalog

JP Sears lists his various content platforms, including "JP Reacts" and "Awaken with JP" on YouTube, Twitter, and Rumble. He explains that he discontinued his T-shirt line to simplify his business but may bring them back due to popular demand. The host encourages listeners to visit AwakenWithJP.com to support Sears' work.

MUST WATCH FULL TUESDAY SHOW — Populists Winning Elections Worldwide — 11/21/23
1:09:33 - 1:12:41

MUST WATCH FULL TUESDAY SHOW — Populists Winning Elections Worldwide — 11/21/23

Listener Support, Fentanyl the Dragon Anecdote

A caller from Massachusetts expresses support for InfoWars products and the "Never Surrender" Trump shirt. Following this, the host shares a personal anecdote about his six-year-old daughter naming a toy dragon "Fentanyl" after hearing the word in news reports about China. He uses the story to illustrate how children absorb information from their environment and the power of naming.

GOP Infighting Surges as Puppet President Biden Sabotages Border, Economy, More – THURSDAY FULL SHOW 05/25/23
24:57 - 27:31

GOP Infighting Surges as Puppet President Biden Sabotages Border, Economy, More – THURSDAY FULL SHOW 05/25/23

Dark Brandon, Biden Administration Satanic Imagery

The Biden administration has officially embraced the "Dark Brandon" persona, using it for verified Twitter accounts and merchandise. This aesthetic is interpreted as the American left openly embracing an "evil" or "dark" role in the culture war, mocking the "Let's Go Brandon" slogan.

Alex Jones Returns! - FULL SHOW 6/22/22
56:28 - 1:02:10

Alex Jones Returns! - FULL SHOW 6/22/22

Public Activism and Alex Jones Was Right Shirts

John from Tennessee shares a story about wearing an "Alex Jones Was Right" t-shirt to a Trump rally in Memphis, where he claims Donald Trump Jr. acknowledged him. He describes a confrontation with an angry man in a parking lot and a positive interaction with a waitress who also supports InfoWars. Jones uses the story to promote his merchandise, warning that wearing the shirt is an "adventure" that reveals how many people are "awake."