Topic: Vincent Van Gogh

Reflecting on nearly 30 years in broadcasting, Alex Jones discusses the history of globalist attempts to suppress populist movements, citing documents from the Clinton Foundation and Mark Zuckerberg. He compares his journey to that of Vincent Van Gogh, noting that while he has faced intense persecution, the movement is now reaching tens of millions daily via platforms like X. Jones credits the audience for creating a modern opposition to the New World Order and vindicating his long-term predictions.

Climate activists from the group Just Stop Oil threw tomato soup onto Vincent van Gogh’s "Sunflowers" painting at the National Gallery in London. The protesters questioned whether art is worth more than food or justice while criticizing the cost-of-living crisis and oil dependency. The segment characterizes these activists as "ground forces" for the World Economic Forum's depopulation agenda.