Topic: William Cooper

Jones reflects on the legacy of broadcaster William Cooper and disputes claims that Cooper was "anti-Israel." The segment transitions into a discussion on gender roles, where Jones argues that women are not paid less due to discrimination but because they often prioritize family over career. He describes a traditional household where the father works and the mother manages the home as a "team" effort.

Alex Jones addresses the long-standing internet debate regarding his and William Cooper's predictions of the 9-11 attacks. Jones asserts that he specifically predicted hijacked remote-controlled jets hitting the World Trade Center in March 2001, whereas Cooper only predicted a general terror attack blamed on Bin Laden. Jones expresses respect for Cooper despite their past personal disagreements and Cooper's eventual death in a shootout.

Jones mentions his family heritage, stating his mother's grandmother was a famous "underground psychic" in Dallas consulted by presidents. He announces plans to produce a documentary titled "The Truth About Alex Jones & William Cooper" to set the record straight. The segment concludes with a call for listeners who disagree with his stance on the Iran strikes to call into the show.

A caller from a ministry background discusses the difficulty of waking up a "dumbed-down" populace to political realities. An anecdote is shared regarding six Jesuits who reportedly survived the Hiroshima nuclear blast at ground zero without developing radiation sickness, attributed to their religious devotion. The segment explores the intersection of spiritual warfare, Catholic mystics like Padre Pio, and the predicted "three days of darkness."

Jones reflects on his 30-year career and the "living legends" who preceded him in fighting the New World Order, including Anthony Sutton and William Cooper. He expresses gratitude to his audience for their support in turning the tide against globalism. The segment concludes with Frank Sinatra's "My Way" as a tribute to the independent path taken by the InfoWars network.

A caller suggests a national cash collection strategy to fund the network without digital scrutiny. Another caller posits that the gun used by Thomas Crooks was planted and had its firing pin removed to ensure a secondary sniper took the actual shot. The segment references William Cooper's "Behold a Pale Horse" regarding the nature of perceived reality and government lies.

Harrison Smith joins the show to discuss a March 6, 2001, clip where Alex Jones predicted an FBI-linked war game involving remote-controlled planes hitting the World Trade Center. The segment aims to debunk claims that Jones stole the prediction from William Cooper, asserting Jones spoke of it earlier.

Alex Jones clarifies his past relationship with shortwave broadcaster William Cooper, addressing long-standing rumors about their conflict. Jones explains that a 1990s interview ended abruptly because Cooper used profanity on air, triggering a broadcast delay cut-off by the station's board operator. Jones expresses respect for Cooper’s naval service and intellect, dismissing the idea that they were enemies.

Historical analysis of the "Mystery Schools" and the Illuminati suggests a spiritual and occultic dimension to modern global conflicts. References are made to William Cooper’s theories on the manipulation of prophecy to usher in a one-world government. The discussion includes George Washington’s 1798 letters regarding the infiltration of American Masonry by the Illuminati and the use of religious scripts to trigger global wars.

Alex Jones discusses the "National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism," alleging it targets Americans who question government narratives. He plays a clip of an MSNBC guest calling for a "Patriot Act" style crackdown on the right wing. Jones argues that the rollout of "ET" narratives is timed to coincide with the implementation of a global digital currency and the final "takeover" of the planet by the deep state.

A caller from Toronto asks about the validity of voting given the claims of William Cooper and John Coleman regarding the "Council of 300." The host clarifies the circumstances of William Cooper's death, asserting he was not killed by the government. While acknowledging that much of the system is rigged, the host maintains that figures like Trump, RFK Jr., and Joe Rogan are "real people" not under globalist control.

A documentary-style segment explores the theory of a "staged alien invasion" as a final gambit to establish a one-world totalitarian government, citing William Cooper’s 1991 book *Behold a Pale Horse*. The narrative links Nazi research in the Himalayas to ancient Vedic descriptions of Vimanas and non-human species. It further discusses David Icke’s research into interdimensional reptilian entities and their historical influence on human civilization.

The history of Project Blue Beam is traced back to warnings from Wernher von Braun and researcher William Cooper regarding a staged alien invasion. Modern holographic technology, such as displays seen at the Space Needle in Seattle and in China, is cited as evidence that the government can project massive images in the sky to deceive the populace. The discussion suggests these "blue beam" tactics are being refined to implement total mind control and religious manipulation.

Archival footage of William Cooper features his research into "Operation Majority" and "Project Red Light," which he discovered while working in Naval Intelligence. Cooper argues that the extraterrestrial narrative was invented as early as 1917 to create an artificial threat that would unite the world under a totalitarian socialist government. He cites the "Report from Iron Mountain" and Ronald Reagan's UN speeches as evidence of a long-term plan to use environmental pollution and alien threats as substitutes for war.

A video report by Greg Reese alleges that the CIA uses drugs and hypnosis on mental patients to carry out school shootings, citing Milton William Cooper’s "Behold a Pale Horse." The report examines the 1999 Columbine shooting, claiming evidence of additional shooters and ties to trauma-based mind control programs.

A report by Greg Reese examines the history of mass school shootings, starting with the 1999 Columbine massacre, and suggests a pattern of federal involvement and trauma-based mind control. Reese cites William Cooper’s "Behold a Pale Horse" and points to the use of SSRIs, police "stand down" orders, and redacted evidence of additional shooters as hallmarks of state-sponsored operations. The report questions the funding and associations of recent shooters in Buffalo and Uvalde.

Alex Jones opens the broadcast by reporting on President Joe Biden's decision to send long-range missiles to Ukraine, characterizing it as a dangerous escalation toward nuclear war with Russia. The segment transitions into a Greg Reese report alleging that mass school shootings are a phenomenon of mind control and government manipulation. Reese cites Milton William Cooper’s 1991 book Behold a Pale Horse and claims the CIA uses drugs and hypnosis to influence shooters to target schools to undermine the Second Amendment.

Alex Jones issues an "end of the world red alert" based on the combination of nuclear threats from Russia and Biden's plans to overturn the Second Amendment. The segment features another replay of the Greg Reese report on the "signatures" of mass school shootings, emphasizing the role of psychotropic drugs and law enforcement stand-downs in these events.