Topic: Millennium

The "Mark of the Beast" is described as a pledge of loyalty to the Antichrist, not just a financial tool. Hernandez dismisses "climate change" fears, stating that Jesus Christ will return to rule the Earth for 1,000 years after the "bloodbath" of Armageddon. The final endgame involves the destruction of Lucifer and the creation of a "New Heaven and New Earth."

Listeners from Alabama and Arkansas call in to thank the InfoWars crew for their years of service and "awakening" the public. Owen Shroyer uses a Star Wars analogy, comparing InfoWars to the "Millennium Falcon" being decommissioned. He assures the audience that while the platform may be taken down, the hosts will continue broadcasting on independent platforms like X and Rumble, emphasizing that "legends never die."

Owen Shroyer reflects on his eight-year journey with InfoWars, noting that many considered his joining the show "career suicide." Alex Jones compares the decommissioning of the studio to the "Millennium Falcon" and describes himself as a "rhinoceros" coming for his enemies. He declares "total war" against the "Satanists" and "pedophiles" he believes are destroying the country.

A caller from Texas discusses the "dispensation of grace" and the biblical prophecy of the ten kings who give their power to the Beast. The discussion centers on the idea that globalist leaders are consciously following a "satanic" script outlined in the Book of Revelation. The host and caller agree that the ultimate end of the current globalist agenda is the return of Christ and the establishment of a thousand-year millennium, a reality they believe the elite are actively trying to prevent or subvert.