Topic: The Patriot

In the final sign-off, the host reflects on the 28-year legacy of InfoWars and the ongoing battle for free speech against figures like Hakeem Jeffries. Listeners are given a final reminder to purchase "Veterans of the InfoWar" gear and use the promo code "HAKEEM" for a discount. The broadcast ends with a defiant message that the "Info War never dies" and that the fight against globalist tyranny has only just begun.

Dallas Alexander reflects on the need for spiritual guidance and moral courage during times of extreme political violence. Alex Jones references historical films like *The Patriot* and *Spartacus* to illustrate the point that good people are often forced into battle when their families are threatened. They discuss the "joy of battle" not as a desire for violence, but as the fulfillment of a duty to defend the innocent.

A cinematic clip from "The Lord of the Rings" featuring Gandalf releasing King Théoden from a spell is played to illustrate the need for patriots to "wake up" and fight. Jones argues that the movement is currently "enchanted" by a spirit of failure and needs to recognize the victories it has already achieved. The segment serves as a motivational closing for the broadcast's main discussion.

The host reflects on the nature of leadership and patriotism, quoting Mark Twain on the scarcity of true patriots. A clip from The Simpsons involving alien candidates in human skin suits is played to illustrate the perceived deception in the two-party system. The segment suggests that the public is witnessing "Simpsons predictions" come true as the political reality becomes increasingly bizarre.

Edgar the Puppet, a conservative satirist from The Daily Caller, discusses his "behind enemy lines" journalism at leftist rallies. Edgar recounts his experiences at an Ilhan Omar rally and his interactions with "Patriot Front," which he characterizes as a federal front group. The segment uses humor to critique DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) hiring practices and the perceived absurdity of modern political activism.

The host addresses the ongoing legal battle over the ownership of InfoWars, labeling the attempted purchase by "The Onion" as fraudulent. Regardless of the court outcome, the "Alex Jones Network" will continue to broadcast through independent sponsors. Supporters are encouraged to buy "fundraiser shirts" and limited edition posters to fund the legal defense against the "Deep State."

The hosts use the movie *The Patriot* as an analogy for Elon Musk's political awakening. They claim that the "transing" of Musk's son was his personal breaking point, turning him into a fierce opponent of the current establishment.

The hosts discuss the "survival instinct" of the American people, arguing that the globalist elite have miscalculated by attacking figures like Elon Musk. They claim that instead of being intimidated, the public is being "lit on fire" to resist.

Trump's first-term failures are attributed to his attempt to apply "The Art of the Deal" to treacherous politicians and intelligence agencies. Figures like Michael Cohen and John Bolton are labeled as traitors who undermined the administration from within. The segment also touches on Trump's "Operation Warp Speed," questioning the long-term safety of the vaccines produced under the program.

The host reflects on why figures like Trump and RFK Jr. are willing to risk their lives, concluding that submitting to tyranny is worse than death. He references the movie "The Patriot" to illustrate the need for total commitment to the "larger mission" of building a future for children.

Attorney Brian Festa of We The Patriots USA announces a federal lawsuit filed against the U.S. EPA, the Ohio EPA, and Governor Mike DeWine. The suit alleges a "state-created danger" and a violation of the 14th Amendment's due process clause. The plaintiffs are seeking a writ of mandamus to force the government to conduct industry-standard contaminant testing for dioxins.

A caller named Joshua challenges the host on legal statements made by lawyers and the sale of products on Amazon. The host dismisses the caller as "Joshua the Troll," mocking his lack of "Patriot Points" and suggesting he needs "Garba-Chill." The interaction ends abruptly with the host defending his business practices.

Tucker Carlson's documentary "Patriot Purge" on Fox Nation is highlighted for providing a fact-based account of the events on January 6th. The film asserts that Alex Jones and Ali Alexander worked with Capitol Police to prevent crimes and maintain order. The documentary details how the "Stop the Steal" movement held a legal permit for Lot 8 on the Capitol grounds, contrary to mainstream media narratives.

A former medical office worker calls in to describe suffering three staph infections on her chin due to mandatory 10-hour mask-wearing. She eventually quit her job due to the vaccine mandate. The segment features a "Bozo Biden" clown prop in the studio as a satirical critique of the current administration.

The technocratic plan involves the manipulation of family archetypes—father, mother, son, and daughter—to ensure the success of the military draft. Mothers are pressured to sacrifice their sons for "patriotism," while young men are told they are cowards and will not find wives if they do not fight. This psychological warfare uses the mating drive and social standing to misdirect healthy instincts into the service of globalist power blocks.

Ali Alexander describes the events of January 6th, noting that "Stop the Steal" had a legal permit for Lot 8 on the Capitol grounds. He claims that he and Alex Jones were asked by Trump campaign staff to lead people toward the Capitol to help de-escalate a situation that was spiraling out of control. This account is featured in the "Patriot Purge" documentary as a counter-narrative to mainstream reports.

The Fox Nation documentary "Patriot Purge" provides a fact-based account of the events on January 6th. Footage features Ali Alexander explaining that he and other organizers coordinated with Capitol Police and held legal permits for Lot 8. The segment asserts that organizers actively worked to de-escalate the crowd and move people away from the Capitol building as chaos descended.

Dr. Breggin discusses his book "Wow, I'm an American" and the pushback he received from the progressive publishing industry. He introduces his new book, "COVID-19 and the Global Predators: We Are the Prey," which was designed and co-authored by his wife, Ginger Breggin. The book aims to document the systematic dismantling of American liberty by globalist forces.

Schroer references a poll by The Young Turks regarding doxing "extremists" and claims that 90% of liberals would report friends or family for "wrong think." He quotes Prince Philip's 1988 remark about wanting to return as a deadly virus to solve overpopulation. The segment also mentions Aldous Huxley's 1962 Berkeley speech regarding the real-world plans behind his book "Brave New World."