Topic: Project Texas

The broadcast concludes with a call to rely on "divine providence" and to continue the fight for the Republic regardless of the obstacles. Stewart Rhodes mentions his upcoming speaking tour with the True Texas Project and his work with Condemned USA to support political prisoners. Listeners are given a final reminder to support the show by purchasing Ultra Methylene Blue capsules and other supplements at the Alex Show Store before the weekend sale ends.

The potential ban of TikTok is analyzed through "Project Texas," which moved the platform's data oversight to Oracle Corporation. Ian Carroll points out that Oracle's founder, Larry Ellison, has deep ties to CIA projects and the surveillance state. The move is described as a way for the U.S. government to gain control over an algorithm that was previously outside its influence.

Alex Jones disputes mainstream climate change narratives, claiming that current heatwaves in Texas are consistent with historical records from the 1930s and 1990s. He references a Project Veritas video to suggest that the media is shifting from COVID-19 fear-mongering to climate "doomsday" scenarios. Jones argues that these narratives are designed to make people give up on their destiny and accept globalist direction.

Project Veritas released footage allegedly showing the trafficking of migrant children from the Texas border to cities like Austin. The report claims that government-affiliated groups and charities are handing infants and young children to strangers without proper identification or paperwork. Alex Jones references a past bipartisan Senate report regarding the Obama administration's placement of children with traffickers to provide historical context for current allegations against the Biden administration.

The Texas Secretary of State is accused of scapegoating Alex Jones by claiming he "unleashed hell" on election workers. Jones denies these claims, stating he primarily focused on national issues and only covered specific fraud cases exposed by Project Veritas in San Antonio and Dallas. He argues these legal attacks are designed to prevent any future questioning of election integrity.

A caller shares his experience of being imprisoned and the psychological impact of losing freedom. Another caller describes a vivid dream involving Alex Jones in a park in Texas, which she interprets as a spiritual connection. Jones responds by stating that his most important work often occurs while he is sleeping, interfacing with other spirits.

James O'Keefe and Project Veritas are highlighted for their work on the Texas border documenting human smuggling and "anchor babies." Jones asserts that the United Nations has an official plan to replace populations in the U.S. and Europe with hundreds of millions of migrants.

A retrospective on the Bilderberg Group mentions how the organization's existence was once denied by mainstream media before being exposed by the Drudge Report. Shifting to current events, Project Veritas and other whistleblowers have provided drone footage and testimony regarding conditions at the Texas border. Reports include allegations of sexual assault within migrant facilities.

Anthony Fauci is described as a "genetic engineer psycho" who previously managed the HIV crisis. The discussion shifts to Project Veritas and James O'Keefe, who released footage of a makeshift tent city under the Anzalduas International Bridge in McAllen, Texas. Border Patrol agents are allegedly being threatened with imprisonment if they disclose the inhumane conditions at this facility.

Project Veritas released exclusive photographs and drone footage from inside a 165,000 square foot Border Patrol facility in Donna, Texas. The images show migrants wrapped in foil blankets in overcrowded "pods," with reports of COVID-19 outbreaks and sexual assaults within the facility. Leaked documents from a DHS insider warn of a new migrant caravan forming in Central America expected to arrive by late March.

Project Veritas released leaked photographs from inside a 165,000 square foot detention facility in Donna, Texas, showing migrants in crowded conditions. Owen Shrouer suggests that Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar released similar images just hours earlier to preempt the Project Veritas leak and control the media narrative. The footage depicts pods filled with unaccompanied minors and reports of COVID-19 cases within the facility.