Topic: Oliver Stone

Jones discusses historical and modern rites of passage, including alleged SS training involving the killing of puppies. He links these brutal initiations to MS-13 and drug cartels, claiming a shift toward satanic violence in the 1990s. He references Oliver Stone's research for the film Scarface regarding cartel behavior.

During a congressional hearing led by Ana Paulina Luna, director Oliver Stone expresses surprise at the lack of information regarding the recent assassination attempts on Donald Trump. Roger Stone provides historical context, linking LBJ to the JFK assassination through fingerprints of hitman Malcolm "Mack" Wallace. He argues that the "deep state" continues to suppress FBI and Secret Service files that would definitively prove Oswald was not the lone gunman.

Representative Lauren Boebert is noted for confusing Roger Stone's research with Oliver Stone's film during a recent hearing. Roger Stone reiterates the importance of Madeline Brown's testimony, as she was LBJ's mistress and claimed Johnson admitted to the JFK plot. The segment highlights the ongoing public "catching up" with decades of research into the 1963 assassination and its ties to modern deep state tactics.

Filmmaker Oliver Stone testified before Congress, urging a reinvestigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Stone criticized the Warren Commission's failures and pointed to "muddy footprints" of the CIA throughout the case, including the chain of custody for evidence. Representative Anna Paulina Luna is reportedly leading the push for transparency on this and other intelligence agency matters.

Alex Jones recounts his history of interviewing key figures in the JFK assassination narrative, including LBJ's mistress and the son of E. Howard Hunt. He criticizes those with "no depth of knowledge" who believe the official story or claim that Trump is not doing enough. Jones asserts that he has the best track record in the industry for exposing the truth about historical events and deep state operations.

The film *Scarface*, written by Oliver Stone, is discussed as a composite of real-life cartel stories. The character Tony Montana's refusal to kill women and children is highlighted as a moment of moral clarity within a criminal life. This is used as a metaphor for the current societal choice between "God's team" and "the devil's team" regarding the protection of children.

Clips from Oliver Stone's "JFK" film are used to illustrate the security failures in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The segment highlights the stand-down of the 112th Military Intelligence Group and the violation of standard protection protocols for the presidential motorcade. It is argued that the assassination required high-level coordination within the Pentagon and CIA to ensure Kennedy could not escape alive.

Alex Jones airs clips from Oliver Stone's 1991 film "JFK" to illustrate the mechanics of a state-sponsored assassination through "triangulation of crossfire." He draws direct parallels between the fictionalized CIA plot against Kennedy and the recent events in Butler, Pennsylvania. The segment emphasizes the role of a "sacrificed" patsy and the use of diversionary shots to distract security, suggesting the same tactics were employed against Trump.

Oliver Stone's "JFK" (1991) is credited with bringing the research of Jim Marrs and Fletcher Prouty to a mainstream audience. Jay Dyer referenced Alex Jones's deathbed interview with E. Howard Hunt, who allegedly admitted to a role in the assassination. The film is framed as a crucial piece of media that challenged the Warren Commission's findings and highlighted the "Secret Team" within the intelligence community.

The Oliver Stone documentary "Ukraine on Fire" is recommended for understanding the historical context of the current conflict. The discussion shifts to the rapid digitalization of Ukraine, including the implementation of digital IDs and the promotion of Western cultural agendas. China's recent statement accepting Seymour Hersh's account of the Nord Stream sabotage is noted as a significant shift in the international narrative.

Filmmakers Sean Stone and Vivian Kubrick join the studio to discuss the "surreal" state of modern reality and the use of psychological operations (psyops) by the media. They discuss the "Alex Jones precedent" in the legal system and how it threatens individual responsibility and free speech. Vivian Kubrick highlights the "sinister alignment" of mainstream media talking heads who read from identical scripts.

A report by Greg Reese re-examines Vladimir Putin's history, citing Oliver Stone's interviews to argue that Putin has historically sought peace with NATO. The segment criticizes U.S. meddling in Russian and Ukrainian elections, specifically the 2014 overthrow of the Ukrainian government. It concludes by suggesting the U.S. was responsible for the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage based on prior statements by President Biden.

Vladimir Putin is characterized as a Russian patriot who resigned from the KGB due to ideological disagreements and has consistently sought peace with NATO. Historical claims suggest President Bill Clinton pressured Russia to abandon the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 while rejecting joint defense proposals. Greg Reese reports on allegations that the United States orchestrated the destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines following public threats made by President Joe Biden and the State Department.

Jones uses the movie *Scarface* to illustrate a moral line, noting that even the criminal Tony Montana refused to kill women and children. He states that Trump "means nothing" to him if he does not stand up for children against the vaccine agenda. Jones describes his own submission to "God's logic" as he gets older.

Filmmaker and author Sean Stone joins the program to discuss the "awakening" of the public against the New World Order. Stone argues that the current political and social crises are the result of a 70-year agenda to deconstruct the nuclear family and erode national sovereignty. He emphasizes that rights are endowed by God, not the government, and warns against the World Health Organization’s push for global mandates.

Jones discusses the theory of abiotic oil before moving to the censorship of filmmaker Oliver Stone. He announces that Stone's documentaries on Ukraine are being hosted on Banned.video due to removal from mainstream platforms. Jones also details the high monthly costs of maintaining independent streaming infrastructure.

Filmmaker Sean Stone joins the program to discuss the removal of his father Oliver Stone’s documentary, "Ukraine on Fire," from YouTube. Jones and Stone argue that the censorship of Academy Award-winning directors marks a new level of information control in the United States.

Sean Stone reveals that YouTube allegedly cited "violent organized crime" as the reason for removing his father's documentary. The speakers discuss the transition toward AI-driven surveillance designed to target "the virus of free thought" and direct listeners to Banned.video for uncensored content.

Host Alex Jones introduces upcoming guests, including filmmaker Sean Stone, who will discuss the global deep state and his father Oliver Stone's films on Ukraine. Reporter Savannah Hernandez is introduced as a correspondent covering the truck convoy currently entering Washington D.C. Jones also announces that InfoWars is now active on the Truth Social platform following the resolution of initial technical bugs.

Filmmaker Sean Stone joins the program to discuss the geopolitical crisis in Ukraine. The segment features a trailer for Oliver Stone's documentary "Revealing Ukraine," which examines the 2014 coup, the role of the CIA, and NATO's expansion into 13 countries. Sean Stone is introduced as an expert who helped produce Jesse Ventura's series on global lockdowns.