Topic: My Way

Alex Jones plays Frank Sinatra's "My Way" to commemorate the end of his tenure at the current Infowars studio. He frames the closure not as a defeat, but as a "hydrogen bomb" detonated at the headquarters of the New World Order. Jones thanks his listeners for their years of support and promises that the fight against globalism will continue through his new network.

Robert Davi performs a live rendition of "My Way," a song he famously covered on his Billboard-charting jazz album. He discusses his background studying opera at Juilliard and his mentorship under acting teacher Stella Adler. Davi laments the loss of masculinity and traditional American values, suggesting that the "Great American Songbook" should be taught in schools to restore cultural pride and dignity.

Jones reflects on his 30-year career using Frank Sinatra's "My Way" as a theme, expressing no regrets for his path despite the demonization he faces. He warns that if Kamala Harris is elected, platforms like his will be banned and supporters could face arrest for wearing Infowars merchandise. He concludes the segment by promising a deep-dive report on weather weapons and urging listeners to remain "Paul Reveres" for the truth.

The segment features a musical interlude of "My Way" as the show transitions between hosts. This serves as a formal break in the live broadcast.