Topic: Public Support

Jones and Lindell share anecdotes about receiving overwhelming support from the public in major cities like Chicago. Lindell reiterates the importance of the Dallas County move to paper ballots as a prototype for the rest of the country. They encourage patriots to stay active and vocal despite legal and corporate attacks.

Alex Jones recounts a recent incident at the San Francisco airport where a man confronted him over the Sandy Hook controversy. He describes how several other travelers immediately intervened to offer him support and hugs, illustrating that the "awakened" public is the true majority. He uses this as evidence that states like California are not truly "blue" but are victims of systemic election fraud.

A personal anecdote describes a visit to Pocky Joe's barbecue in South Austin where patrons and management expressed overwhelming support for the host and Donald Trump. This interaction is framed as evidence of a growing populist revolution. The segment contrasts Trump's ability to draw crowds with Joe Biden's perceived unpopularity in public spaces.

John O'Looney discusses how hospitals may be holding bodies until they decompose to prevent effective embalming and inspection. He encourages listeners to turn toward homeopathy and clean supplements while noting the overwhelming public support he has received for speaking out.

Observations from recent travels, including a trip to Hawaii, suggest that public support for Infowars is at an all-time high, with listeners appearing in all walks of life. This "awakening" is presented as a sign that the "New World Order" is failing in its attempt to implement social credit scores and carbon taxes. The segment concludes with a reading from 1 Kings 17 regarding the widow of Zarephath, reinforcing the theme of spiritual resilience.

Alex Jones recounts recent experiences of receiving standing ovations and being called a "legend" in public places like restaurants and grocery stores. He interprets this as a sign that the general public is waking up to the "lies" of the system and recognizes his role as a champion for liberty. He asserts his character as a good person who loves God despite his flaws.