Topic: Open Phones

The host opens the phone lines for an unscreened discussion regarding the death of Charlie Kirk and its political ramifications. Callers are encouraged to share their theories and disagreements, provided they stay on the specific topic of the assassination and its aftermath.

A tease for upcoming "top secret information" is paired with an announcement of a new three-night-a-week live show format that will be commercial-free and focused on listener calls. The speaker emphasizes the urgency of the current political climate and the risk of being taken off the air.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is scheduled to join the broadcast for 45 minutes in the third hour. Listeners are invited to call in during the second hour, provided they maintain clean phone lines to comply with FCC regulations across 370 radio stations. The host emphasizes an open-door policy for dissenters while warning against the use of profanity.

The host opens the phone lines for first-time callers, emphasizing a policy of no call screening to ensure unfiltered discussion. The segment transitions into a discussion of spiritual warfare, contrasting the "left-hand path" of figures like Aleister Crowley with the "progenitor of life." Listeners are urged to "open the channel" to the creator to resist the counterfeit promises of Satanic globalist systems.

A caller from South Carolina suggests that patriots should record videos of their grievances and send them to representatives while also posting them on alternative platforms like Rumble. He also proposes the creation of an open-source "online phone book" to help citizens organize local chapters and coordinate political action.

Jones opens the phone lines to medical workers and residents affected by the power outages. He criticizes Republicans like Ted Cruz and Greg Abbott for not being aggressive enough against the "New World Order." He also mocks Cenk Uygur for celebrating the fact that people like Joe Rogan are "freezing" in Texas after leaving California.