Topic: Tapes

The FBI executed a search warrant at the Fulton County election hub in Georgia to seize documents related to the 2020 general election. Members of the state election board revealed that "zero tapes," used to verify that ballot counters started at zero, are currently missing. The investigation follows years of concerns regarding voting machine malfunctions and improper supervision in Georgia's most populous county.

New reports regarding a secret FBI tape of Jeffrey Epstein's prison cell and missing footage are discussed. The conversation links the timing of Epstein-related disclosures to a Deep State effort to distract from Russiagate files, while also touching on Epstein's alleged status as an intelligence asset for foreign agencies.

The discussion shifts to Elon Musk's physical appearance and alleged knowledge of the Epstein files, which Jones claims include houses full of VHS tapes and hard drives from Zorro Ranch. Jones describes a "Satanic" initiation process where world leaders are allegedly forced to commit violent crimes against children to ensure they can be blackmailed. He compares these tactics to those used by MS-13 and the Italian mafia.

Shane Stevens, grandson of the late Texas financier Billy Sol Estes, joins the program to discuss never-before-heard audio tapes involving LBJ's inner circle. The tapes feature conversations between Estes and Clifton C. Carter, a top LBJ associate and former DNC head. Stevens explains that the recordings were kept as a "dead man's switch" to protect his grandfather from being killed during the cover-up of the JFK assassination.

Shane Stevens explains that the tapes were recorded in 1972 as insurance for Billy Sol Estes after he was released from prison. The audio captures Clifton Carter expressing regret and fear regarding the numerous people killed to protect LBJ's secrets. The host notes that the tapes provide a rare window into the psychological state of LBJ's confidants as the "Texas Mafia" began to collapse.

A caller named Sean from Florida shares his history of following Alex Jones since 1997, describing how he used to record the show on cassette tapes in secret. Jones uses this anecdote to illustrate the "Great Awakening," claiming that the "seeds planted decades ago" are now sprouting as the public becomes aware of "world government" and "depopulation" agendas. He credits the "old-timers" for accurately predicting the current state of global affairs.

The discussion turns to the legal arguments for executive privilege being used by both Steve Bannon and Merrick Garland. Posobiec points out the hypocrisy of the DOJ withholding the Robert Hur interview tapes while prosecuting Bannon for similar claims. He speculates that the tapes are being hidden because they show Biden's cognitive decline.

Jason Bermas discusses the unredacted names expected in the Epstein documents, emphasizing that the real story lies in the blackmail videos seized by the FBI. He points out that hard drives and binders full of compromised individuals were found in Epstein's safe but never fully disclosed to the public. The host and Bermas agree that the "client list" is a distraction from the actual video evidence used for deep state control.

Jones elaborates on the claims made by Stephen Sund regarding federal involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot. He asserts that surveillance footage shows DC police and federal agents professionally breaking windows to incite the crowd. He frames the entire event as a trap designed to criminalize the populist movement.

A caller named Mark from New Jersey questions Marjorie Taylor Greene's stance on the January 6th Capitol tapes. He expresses concern that she is using "security apparatus" excuses to avoid releasing damning footage. Alex Jones agrees that the tapes are monumental and promises to ask Greene about them in a future interview.

A theory is presented that the "uniparty" set up Tucker Carlson by giving him access to the January 6th Capitol tapes. While Carlson used the footage to expose figures like Ray Epps and shatter the official narrative, the move provided the pretext for Chuck Schumer and AOC to demand his removal. Carlson's subsequent video release at 8:00 PM on Twitter is seen as a signal that he will continue his work independently.

Dyer discusses the "New Order of Barbarians" and the 1969 "Day Tapes," which allegedly outlined plans for enforced vaccinations, the destruction of the nuclear family, and the creation of a global technocracy. He argues that pop culture and education have been weaponized as tools for socialization rather than critical thinking.

New details regarding David DePape, the man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi, suggest he lived with a known pedophile and ran various "weird" websites. Discrepancies in the police report and 911 tapes, including the presence of an "unknown person" who let police in, have led to further questioning of the official narrative.

A segment from Tucker Carlson's show is played, where he questions how many "insurrectionists" on January 6th had a relationship with the FBI. Carlson challenges the government to release 14,000 hours of surveillance footage and asks why news organizations are not demanding to see it. He argues that the media's "hysterical" reaction to these questions suggests the government is hiding significant information.