Topic: Red Wave

Jones reviews the "red wave" election map, showing Republican gains across 86% of the country, and mocks the idea of Russian interference. He praises his co-hosts Harrison Smith, Owen Shroyer, and Chase Geiser for their work during the transition period. Jones reflects on his 30-year career, stating that even if the physical studio is seized, the "InfoWar" lives on through the activists he has inspired.

Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene warn supporters against complacency regarding Donald Trump's 2024 prospects. Greene discusses a bill introduced by Benny Thompson to remove Trump's Secret Service protection, suggesting a deep-state desire to see the former president harmed in prison. They reflect on the failed "red wave" of 2022 and the potential for further election interference.

Owen Shroyer and several callers discussed the perceived decline of Donald Trump's political influence, with Shroyer suggesting the Trump campaign is "flatlining." They identified the "McLeadership" trio—McConnell, McCarthy, and McDaniel—as the primary reason for the lack of a "red wave" in the midterms. Shroyer argued that removing McCarthy from leadership is a necessary step for the party's future.

The lack of an overwhelming national "red wave" is presented as a condemnation of weak Republican leadership, though strong Trump-style candidates like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz secured re-election. Florida is cited as the primary success model for robust Republicanism following a "tsunami" of GOP victories across the state.

Alex Jones predicts a massive "red tsunami" in the midterm elections but warns of a "seawall of fraud" erected by Democrats. He claims that key battleground states will delay results to facilitate the same fraud allegedly seen in 2020. Jones further asserts that globalists are using social engineering and digital IDs to force compliance through universal basic income.

A caller from Ohio expresses confidence in a "red wave" during the midterms, despite concerns about potential election theft. Alex Jones posits that the "Deep State" may allow Republicans to win the House or a few Senate seats to mitigate public anger while still maintaining overall control. He notes that his public support remains high despite legal challenges and "show trials" intended to silence him.

Polling data is cited to predict a "Republican red wave tsunami" in the upcoming midterm elections, though concerns are raised about "election fraud seawalls." Candidates Kerry Lake and Blake Masters are highlighted for their skepticism regarding the 2020 election and current voting processes. Roger Stone is announced as a guest to provide further analysis on the races.

Roger Stone advises voters to ignore manipulated polls and focus on trend lines, which currently favor Republicans. He strongly encourages voting in person on Election Day to prevent the manipulation of results through early or mail-in voting. Stone argues that Democrats are failing to divert attention away from economic issues like the fentanyl crisis and high energy costs.

Alfie Oaks discusses the necessity of election integrity in Florida and expresses concern over fraudulent votes in previous cycles. He suggests that if the upcoming midterms do not result in a "red wave" due to continued fraud, the country may face a revolutionary situation. Oaks also criticizes the continued multi-billion dollar aid packages to Ukraine, stating they go against the will of the American people.

Steve Bannon and Alex Jones discuss the necessity of a "red tsunami" to overcome what they describe as a "blue election fraud firewall." Jones urges listeners to participate in local governance by attending city council and school board meetings, regardless of whether they have children. He calls for a maximum effort from veterans and patriots to engage with media outlets like C-SPAN to ensure a decisive electoral victory.

A 22-year-old caller praises Alex Jones for his "fearless" leadership and motivation. Another caller suggests that the current political events are a spiritual battle and warns of a coming crash of the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency. Jones agrees that the work of Infowars over the last 28 years has been building toward this critical "fulcrum" in human history.

Roger Stone joins the program to analyze the August 2022 primary results, highlighting a "red tsunami" in Arizona where Trump-endorsed candidates like Carrie Lake and Mark Fincham secured victories. Stone argues that record Republican turnout disproves media narratives that Donald Trump is losing influence at the grassroots level. He also addresses the legal attacks against himself and Alex Jones, characterizing them as efforts by the "deep state" to disqualify Trump and his allies before the 2024 election.

Political analyst Ali Alexander discusses the projected "red wave" for the 2022 midterms, noting that one million voters have switched to the Republican Party in 43 states. Alexander expresses skepticism regarding the 81 million votes attributed to Joe Biden in 2020. He also criticizes House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for failing to aggressively campaign on inflation and gas prices, suggesting the GOP establishment may be trying to limit the influence of "America First" candidates.

The discussion turns to the 2022 midterm elections and the strategy of the Democratic Party to temper the expected "red wave." Alexander argues that the left is targeting white women by using scandals and the January 6th narrative to offset the backlash against Critical Race Theory (CRT). He expresses concern that establishment Republicans like Kevin McCarthy may not take aggressive action if they regain power.