Topic: Patrick Mcgill

The report continues with a timeline of the InfoWars bankruptcy, detailing the appointment of various "CROs" (Chief Restructuring Officers). Jones plays audio of a conversation with Pat McGill, accusing him of "gaslighting" and attempting to set him up for criminal charges. He concludes by thanking "super supporters" for keeping the network alive during the legal siege.

Alex Jones reports on a pivotal Friday hearing in Houston federal court regarding the bankruptcy of InfoWars. Judge Lopez ruled that Jones remains the decision-maker and CEO, rejecting attempts by court-appointed Chief Restructuring Officer Patrick McGill to remove him from the building. Under the new Chapter 7 liquidation filing, ownership of InfoWars has transitioned to a court-appointed trustee, providing the network several months of operational runway.

Chase Geiser joins the broadcast to provide an eyewitness account of the Houston court hearing, describing the "epic" closing remarks by Judge Lopez. Geiser highlights the tension between the judge and Patrick McGill, noting the judge's repeated assertions that Jones never lost control of the company. The discussion focuses on the contrast between the media's portrayal of the bankruptcy and the actual legal outcome.

A travel nurse named Taylor calls to express support but questions why Owen Shroyer isn't receiving the same level of public support and "crew" accompaniment that Roger Stone received years ago. Alex Jones reacts defensively, explaining that the network is currently under the control of a Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO) in bankruptcy court. He emphasizes that there is no money for travel or security and that the operation is "circling the toilet bowl" due to years of legal and financial attacks.