Topic: Sign Off

The show concludes with a lighthearted discussion of Fuentes' "feud" with Tucker Carlson and a joke about a "threesome" with Barack Obama in Vegas. Jones gives a final emotional sign-off, thanking his crew and listeners for 28 years of support as Infowars faces its final hours. He urges the audience to follow the transition to the new network and continue the fight as "modern Paul Reveres."

In his final segments, Jones remains defiant against the "lawfare" targeting his network, pledging to never waver. He promotes a final set of "Infowars Lives Forever" and "1776 Worldwide" posters as a memento for supporters. He signs off by entrusting the future of the broadcast to God and the support of his audience, promising to return from the backup studio if necessary.

Alex Jones concludes the broadcast by highlighting the VIP program at the Alex Jones Store, which offers store credits and double entries into a truck giveaway. He quotes Vince Lombardi, stating that "winners never quit," and reaffirms his commitment to fighting the New World Order. Jones urges his audience to pray for peace and justice as the 2024 election approaches.

In the final segment, Dr. Stella Immanuel teaches the "rules of engagement" for prayer, emphasizing daily repentance and sanctification. She explains that living in sin blocks spiritual authority and prevents prayers from being answered. The show closes with a final reminder to visit the Alex Jones Store for Ultimate Sea Moss and other products to keep the broadcast on the air during its most intense phase of persecution.

Alex Jones concludes the broadcast by urging listeners to support the network through Dr. Jones Naturals and the InfoWars Store. He frames himself as the "Alamo" of free speech, standing against a globalist onslaught. Jones promises to be back on air at 11 AM the following day, God willing, to continue the post-debate coverage.

Maria Z (ZMedia) thanks Alex Jones for his impact on her life, noting she shared his "Bohemian Grove" documentary in high school. She credits Jones with thwarting establishment plans, such as the rumored return of COVID mandates reported by TSA whistleblowers. The broadcast concludes with a full playing of Frank Sinatra's "My Way" as a final tribute.

Jason Bermas concludes the broadcast by urging listeners to join the "information war" and support InfoWars through the store. He mentions his recent interview with former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss and his other programs on Patriot.TV and TNT Radio. The show ends with a final pitch for Survival Shield X3 and Turbo Force, emphasizing their role in maintaining the network's independence.

Alex Jones returns for a final sign-off, using a 30-million-year-old fish fossil to discuss the precious nature of human consciousness and art. He urges listeners to support the network through the InfoWars Store, specifically promoting X3 iodine. The broadcast ends with a call to "never stop and never surrender" in the fight against global tyranny.

The segment features a musical interlude of "My Way" as the show transitions between hosts. This serves as a formal break in the live broadcast.