Topic: Premonitions

A caller suggests that farmers should sue laboratories for "souped-up" bird flu viruses to expose the origins of the outbreaks through legal discovery. Another caller claims to have had a premonition of the host's assassination, which the host dismisses as a "trolling call" from a rival show. The host emphasizes that callers do not need to lie about their topics to get on the air and expresses frustration with deceptive callers.

The host describes a lifelong history of premonitions, including dreams about 9/11 and specific events in Dallas. Recently, hundreds of recurring dreams about Gene Hackman occurred, leading to a strong urge to visit Santa Fe. The discovery of Hackman's body is presented as a "glitch in the matrix" and evidence of a quantum connection between the past, present, and future.

The concept of seeing multiple possible futures is compared to Paul Atreides in Frank Herbert's "Dune." The host claims to have warned about assassination attempts on Trump and other major events through these intuitive "downloads." The Gene Hackman situation is cited as a missed opportunity to potentially intervene, leading to feelings of nausea and spiritual weight.

A personal story is shared regarding a premonition about the death of a grandmother ("Meemaw"). After a dream, the host urged his father to visit her, resulting in the father arriving just five minutes before she passed away. This event is used to illustrate how divine timing and intuition function in the host's life.

During a flight from Phoenix to Santa Rosa, a host reportedly experienced a powerful metaphysical sensation at the exact moment Donald Trump was shot. Producer Rob Dew describes witnessing an intense "seething" energy from the host before they landed and regained cell service to confirm the news. This incident is compared to a previous occasion where the host sensed a "doomsday plane" flying over Austin before it was officially identified.

Callers and hosts discussed a sense of "premonition" or unease felt in the hours leading up to the assassination attempt. One caller noted that modern Trump rallies often feel like "rock concerts," leading to a dangerous lack of situational awareness among attendees. The segment highlighted the need for patriots to recognize the high-stakes nature of these events and remain vigilant.

A host describes a recurring, vivid dream involving a bomb placed on Donald Trump's private aircraft via a passenger's handbag. Roger Stone acknowledges that many Christian prophets and pastors have expressed similar concerns regarding the president's safety. The segment references historical political assassinations and warns the Secret Service to maintain high vigilance against sabotage.

Alex Jones shares a personal anecdote regarding his mother's recurring dreams and premonitions that Joe Biden will be assassinated before the next election to usher in martial law. He suggests that the "establishment" may use such an event to blame patriots and consolidate power. This theory is linked to mainstream reports suggesting that Barack Obama and other Democratic leaders are pressuring Biden to step down from the 2024 race.

Alex Jones recounts a personal health crisis involving intense vomiting and sleep deprivation caused by a "premonition" of nuclear war. He describes a meeting with General Flynn where both men admitted to waking up at 3:15 AM with anxiety about global conflict. Jones expresses a deep urge to move his family to the Southern Hemisphere but states his spirit tells him to stay and fight.

Mark from Florida shares a personal story of a spiritual premonition in October 2019 regarding an upcoming global crisis. This leads to a discussion on the metaphysical nature of the current conflict and other accounts of supernatural warnings before major events like earthquakes. Donna from Texas calls to ask about the safety of Houston in the event of a nuclear or EMP attack, prompting advice on the limitations of physical preparation without spiritual grounding.

A caller from Windsor, Ontario, describes a premonition of a nuclear explosion over the river from Detroit and asks if he should evacuate his elderly parents. Jones admits he has considered similar scenarios for his own family but concludes he would rather stay at his post and be "vaporized" than watch his children suffer from radiation poisoning. He advises the caller to stay with his parents rather than leaving them behind.