Topic: Wwcr

Alex Jones reflects on his 27-year history on shortwave radio and the current financial struggle to keep the 100,000-watt WWCR transmission active during bankruptcy. He thanks listeners for their support and introduces guest host Drew Hernandez. Jones encourages the audience to continue sharing links and purchasing products to ensure the broadcast survives the "knife's edge."

A caller suggests that citizens should attend city council and school board meetings to support local speakers against radical agendas. Additionally, the host emphasizes the importance of shortwave radio (WWCR) as a backup communication method that cannot be easily censored by digital platforms.

Jones reveals he pays $11,000 monthly for shortwave radio broadcasts on WWCR to ensure communication during an internet kill switch. He thanks "Reset Wars" purchasers for moving InfoWars from "the red into the black" financially. The segment concludes with a defiant message to Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab, asserting that the elite should face the "heat" of the wars they start.

To combat internet censorship, Jones details the construction of underground server systems and the use of 100,000-watt shortwave radio via WWCR. He emphasizes that Infowars serves as a symbol of the global resistance movement against technocracy. Jones appeals for financial support through the Infowars Store to maintain these redundant communication channels ahead of potential martial law scenarios.

Alex Jones discusses the influence of his program on figures like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, and Nigel Farage. He explains that he spends $11,000 a month on shortwave radio (WWCR) to reach international audiences in Europe, Africa, and Asia. He emphasizes that the mission is about winning minds against globalists rather than generating profit.