Topic: Zach Reel

Alex Jones returns to the broadcast following a two-day deposition, vowing to increase his output in response to legal harassment. He introduces segments featuring January 6th defendants Zach Reel and Ethan Nordean, who have received lengthy prison sentences. Jones characterizes the Biden administration as a "vending machine" for foreign interests and criticizes the corruption within the current political system.

Zach Reel joins the show from prison to discuss his 15-year sentence for his involvement in the January 6th Capitol events. Reel claims the trial was a "charade" where exculpatory evidence regarding undercover agents was suppressed and legal communications were monitored by the government. He maintains that there was no plan to stop the transfer of power and that his group was there to defend against Antifa.

Zach Reel and Alex Jones discuss the perceived double standard in the prosecution of January 6th defendants compared to individuals like Ray Epps. Reel claims he witnessed Epps antagonizing crowds and acting as a provocateur, yet Epps remains free while others face decades in prison. They also contrast the treatment of J6 defendants with BLM and Antifa protesters who were often bailed out or had charges dropped by liberal prosecutors.

Zach Reel describes his experience in prison, noting that many guards and fellow inmates, particularly in the black community, view him and his co-defendants as political prisoners. He claims there is a growing realization among the incarcerated population that the justice system is being weaponized for political purposes. Reel expresses hope for a future pardon and urges listeners to support his legal fund at DefendZach.com.