Topic: Tony Lyons

Alex Jones reflects on his lifelong pursuit of knowledge and his desire to build a better future through information. He warns of upcoming "false flags" and "power outages" as the establishment grows desperate. Jones promotes his book, *The Great Awakening*, as a guide to defeating globalists and launching a new renaissance, noting its success on Amazon and the InfoWars Store.

Tony Lyons, president of Skyhorse Publishing, joins the show to celebrate the success of *The Great Awakening*. He argues that in a democracy, ideas should be debated in the marketplace rather than censored. Lyons discusses the "mafia-type" tactics of the Biden administration in claiming to protect the public from "disinformation" while actively suppressing credible voices.

Tony Lyons and Alex Jones discuss the long-term consequences of giving up rights for the sake of "safety." Lyons notes that Jones' previous book, *The Great Reset*, was censored despite being a bestseller, highlighting the difficulty of accessing truth in the current climate. They emphasize that the ultimate risk to humanity is the loss of the ability to disagree and synthesize different views.

Tony Lyons, president of Skyhorse Publishing, joins the program to discuss the release of Alex Jones's new book and the state of American censorship. Lyons argues that Jones is the most persecuted journalist in the U.S. and highlights the media blackout surrounding his previous bestsellers. They discuss how figures like Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan are increasingly aligning with Jones's views on the "deep state."

A new documentary based on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s book, "The Real Anthony Fauci," is set for release, detailing alleged corruption within the U.S. public health system. Tony Lyons of Skyhorse Publishing discusses the unprecedented censorship campaign faced by the book and the film's goal of exposing Fauci's ties to pharmaceutical companies. The film argues that Fauci's policies led to hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths during the pandemic.

Tony Lyons discusses the challenges of publishing controversial material in a climate of heavy government and corporate censorship. He emphasizes that the most corrupt individuals have taken over the government to control public perception. Lyons advocates for a "truth and reconciliation" process to address the actions of health officials during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alex Jones clarifies the financials of his book, "The Great Reset," noting that while it is a bestseller, high fees from Amazon and publishers result in modest personal royalties, which he reinvests into his company. He addresses court inquiries regarding $9 million in Bitcoin donations, explaining that the funds were used to pay back bills and purchase inventory for the InfoWars store. He warns staff that the company could face closure in months without continued listener support.

A final segment details how *The New York Times* allegedly manipulated its best-seller list to exclude Alex Jones' book, *The Great Reset and the War for the World*. Despite selling 56,000 copies—surpassing Jeanette McCurdy's 34,000—Jones was omitted from the list. The segment emphasizes that the book is a footnoted blueprint of the globalist "Death Star" and encourages readers to verify the sources themselves.

The New York Times is accused of rigging its bestseller list to exclude Alex Jones's book, "The Great Reset and the War for the World." Despite selling over 30,000 copies in its first week and ranking high on the Wall Street Journal and USA Today lists, the publication reportedly refused to list the title. Tony Lyons of Skyhorse Publishing confirms the book's massive sales figures compared to other listed titles.

Tony Lyons, CEO of Skyhorse Publishing, joins the show to discuss the New York Times' exclusion of Alex Jones's book from its bestseller list. Lyons calls the move "absolute fraud," noting the book outsold every other hardcover nonfiction title in America that week. He argues that the Times is using its list as a "recommended reading list" to control public thought rather than reflecting actual sales.

Tony Lyons details his conversation with the New York Times, where they claimed the book's sales "didn't meet their standards" without further clarification. He reports that hundreds of bookstores are boycotting the book and refusing special orders. Lyons characterizes this as a "1984" style of business where corporations partner with the government to stifle dissent.

Tony Lyons, CEO of Skyhorse Publishing, joins the program to discuss the exclusion of the book "The Great Reset and the War for the World" from the New York Times bestseller list. Despite high sales figures that placed it at the top of other charts, the Times allegedly omitted the title, which Lyons characterizes as organized fraud and political censorship.

Alex Jones and Steve Bannon celebrate the success of Jones' new book on the Amazon charts, noting it has reached the top ten globally. Despite their criticism of Jeff Bezos, they encourage listeners to use Amazon to drive the book to number one to make a political statement. Bannon highlights the "intellectual integrity" of the work and its importance for framing the upcoming Labor Day weekend political discussions.

A montage of mainstream media clips details the $45.2 million jury verdict against Alex Jones regarding his past comments on the Sandy Hook shooting. The coverage frames the legal outcome as a warning to other "conspiracy theorists" and mentions ongoing defamation lawsuits by Dominion Voting Systems against Fox News, Newsmax, and Rudy Giuliani. Publisher Tony Lyons also appears in a clip praising Jones' intellectual foresight.