Topic: Tom Jones

Alex Jones reiterates his concern that the Trump administration is self-sabotaging by attacking supporters who ask questions about the Epstein files. While praising officials like Tom Homan for their work on human trafficking, Jones warns that Trump is being given bad advice by "deep state" plants. He argues that the only way to maintain credibility is to "release it all" rather than allowing the media to control the narrative.

Owen Shroyer hosts the July 11, 2025, broadcast of the Alex Jones Show, filling in for the primary host. The program focuses on a high-profile raid at a California marijuana farm involving dramatic helicopter footage and tear gas. Shroyer highlights statements from Donald Trump and Tom Homan regarding allegations of child labor and missing children discovered during the operation.

The Seattle Times and other outlets are accused of gaslighting the public by claiming the "CHOP" autonomous zone never existed, despite extensive video evidence. Similarly, the media is criticized for denying Kamala Harris's past support for taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries for prisoners. Listeners are urged to visit the Alex Jones Store to purchase Patriot gear and support the fight against these "megalomaniacal" media lies.

Alex Jones opens the March 22, 2024, broadcast by highlighting a countdown to the return of the 45th president and outlining major news items including border collapse and the Israel-Gaza conflict. Jones recounts his family history in East and Central Texas, mentioning his grandfathers' early warnings about a "one world government" and a "beast computer" in Brussels. He references his grandfather's friendship with Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry and credits "old-timers" for providing the foundation to defeat globalism today.

Alex Jones opens the Monday, November 27, 2023, broadcast following the Thanksgiving holiday. He claims to have conducted extensive research into government documents involving DARPA and the origins of COVID-19. Jones introduces upcoming guest Attorney Tom Renz and references a Lancet study alleging 17 million deaths from vaccinations, framing the current global situation as a societal depopulation takeover.

Gerald Celenti recounts his recent meeting with legendary singer Van Morrison at a concert in Forest Hills. He praises Morrison and Tom Jones for their high-energy performances and their commitment to "truth, freedom, and peace." Celenti argues that art and music are the only ways to win over the masses and restore the human spirit in an "ultra-processed" world.