Topic: Phone Calls

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 clip was played of General Milley admitting to communicating with Chinese officials to de-escalate tensions, which critics label as bona fide treason. The host argued that Biden's pardon of Milley is an admission of the severity of these acts. The segment transitioned to taking listener calls to discuss the deep state's potential next moves.

Alex Jones prepares to open the phone lines for a "wildcard" call-in segment while recapping claims of federal provocation on January 6. He cites Representative Clay Higgins's allegations regarding "ghost buses" that purportedly transported undercover federal agents and Antifa members to the Capitol. Jones encourages first-time callers to join the broadcast to discuss global tyranny and the "occupied government."

The host expresses a desire to re-hire reporters like Savannah Hernandez and Drew Hernandez once funding improves. He then transitions to opening the phone lines for first-time callers, setting ground rules for the discussion. He notes that while he uses profanity occasionally, callers should avoid it to ensure the broadcast remains compliant with station standards.

The host predicts a major cyber attack attributed to rogue groups or Russia as a precursor to further globalist control. A call-in segment is initiated, specifically inviting listeners who disagree with the show's perspective or wish to share personal experiences regarding COVID-19 vaccine injuries. The discussion highlights the contrast between official government narratives and the reported side effects experienced by the public, including blood clots and sudden deaths.

A call-in segment is launched focusing exclusively on the Great Reset, global assassinations, and the collapse of the world system. Callers are restricted to 60-second points to maximize the volume of participation. Jay Dyer is announced to host the final portion of the broadcast to provide further philosophical breakdown.

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.

Alex Jones prepares for an interview with David Parton to discuss the legacy of General Benton K. Parton, a former head of Air Force weapons development. Jones credits the General, along with figures like G. Edward Griffin and Ted Gunderson, for mentoring him in the fight against globalism. He opens the phone lines for first-time callers to discuss the economy, COVID-19, and the UN-WEF partnership.

Alex Jones provides the toll-free number for listeners to call in with vaccine testimonies. He specifically requests input from first-time callers, medical workers, and those with updates on family members. He notes that he will be taking over the next two hours of the broadcast normally hosted by Owen Shroyer.