Topic: Steam

Andrew Meyer, developer of the Alex Jones video game, explains the significance of April 8 as the last day of the year on the Hebrew calendar. He suggests that global elites use this specific timing to inject negative energy into the new year cycle. Meyer also provides an update on the game's success on Steam and the development of a new level based on Bohemian Grove.

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza was discussed, with references to Israeli officials comparing the situation to the bombing of Dresden. The host criticized the "carpet bombing" of refugee camps and the killing of civilians to target single Hamas commanders. Meanwhile, the "Alex Jones: NWO Wars" video game has reportedly reached the top of the Steam charts despite censorship attempts.

Tyson Foods and other major producers are reportedly investing in insect protein, with cricket meal already appearing in some processed foods. Critics argue that chitin in insect skeletons is harmful to human health. In response to corporate censorship, the "Alex Jones: NWO Wars" video game was released on Steam, reaching the top of the charts as a form of cultural protest against the "Deep State."

The "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars" video game is promoted as a tool of the culture war that has reached the top of the Steam charts. A caller compares the current political struggle to the era of Sam Houston and John Brown, suggesting that "somebody is going to have to be that guy" to stand up against the globalist elite.

Michael Yon reports on Chinese-run marijuana operations in Maine, Oregon, and Oklahoma, framing them as a reversal of the Opium Wars intended to profit from American social decay. Jones then pivots to promote his video game, "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars," which has reached the top of the Steam charts. He characterizes the game as a tool in the culture war against the "deep state" and encourages supporters to download it at alexjonesgame.com.

A caller suggests that if the American people cannot reclaim their government, they should seek help from Russia, though the host expresses skepticism about Russia's actual power. A promotional segment for the "New World Order Wars" video game on Steam follows, framing the game as a cultural tool to deactivate the "globalist shield."

The discussion focuses on the escalation of crime in urban areas, which Jones attributes to "Soros-controlled" judges and prosecutors. A caller from Dallas describes the fear of crime spreading from South Dallas to the upper class. Jones then pivots to promote his video game, "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars," which he claims has been a top seller on Steam despite attempts by media outlets like MSNBC to have it banned.

The "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars" video game has become a hit on Steam, prompting calls for it to be banned by Media Matters and MSNBC. Critics argue the game promotes violence against "globalists," while Alex Jones frames it as a victory for free speech. The segment concludes with a defiant message to big tech censors, echoing Elon Musk’s recent public statements.

The release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents is discussed, with a call to keep pressure on celebrities and public figures named in the files. Simultaneously, the "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars" video game has launched on the Steam platform, reaching the top of the charts. The game is presented as a cultural tool to fund the broadcast and engage a younger audience in the fight against globalism.

The "New World Order Wars" video game has launched on Steam, coinciding with the release of the Jeffrey Epstein list. The segment transitions to the legal battles of January 6th defendants, including Jake Lang and Jeremy Brown. It highlights the Supreme Court's potential review of obstruction charges and criticizes the misdemeanor indictment of Ray Epps compared to the sentences given to other protesters.

The independent video game "New World Order Wars" has officially launched on the Steam platform after months of delay. The game's release coincided with the breaking news regarding the Jeffrey Epstein list. Players can access the game at alexjonesgame.com or download it through Steam to participate in a digital version of the information war.

The "Alex Jones: New World Order Wars" video game launched on Steam and reached the number one trending spot with a 97% positive review rate. The game allows players to battle globalist figures like Fauci, Zuckerberg, and Klaus Schwab. The release coincided with the Epstein document dump, which is described as a providential alignment.

Developer Andrew Mayer joins the program to discuss the success of the New World Order Wars game on Steam. They discuss the potential for future levels, including a Bohemian Grove stage, and the negative reaction from mainstream media figures like Rachel Maddow. The game is framed as a tool for reaching younger generations with anti-globalist messages.

Mainstream media outlets are accused of defending Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton despite overwhelming evidence of sex trafficking. The success of the video game on Steam is presented as a way to fund the "InfoWar" and bypass traditional censorship. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to support the project to counter the "globalist onslaught."

The host announces that the video game "Alex Jones's New World Order Wars" has been accepted by Steam, the world's largest PC gaming platform. The game is described as a "retro nostalgia throwback" where players defeat "globalist techies." The segment also mentions a "woman in green" seen in videos of Mitch McConnell "freezing," calling the footage bizarre.