President Trump announced today that he is calling for the immediate ouster of Ukrainian President Zelensky, framing the move as a response to “sabotaging” peace deals and a prelude to pulling U.S. intelligence and guidance systems from Ukraine’s missile arsenal. Jones then outlined Trump’s broader strategy of withdrawing U.S. forces from Europe, exiting NATO, and

Alex Jones kicked off the episode by declaring that a clandestine diesel agreement between former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had just been confirmed, a deal he said would reshape the five‑year Ukraine conflict and force a rapid pull‑back of U.S. intelligence and weaponry from Kyiv. He detailed how, within hours of the

When Trump stepped into the Oval Office press conference with Michael Dell and his wife, he declared he would not prosecute the “Deep State” — the Clintons, Obamas and other figures he says have persecuted his supporters — a statement that sparked outrage among his base and praise from a handful of loyalists. Alex Jones

On the three‑year anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks, Alex Jones opened the broadcast by declaring that the fallout has “turned into a global disaster” and warned listeners that the war’s ripple effects are now reshaping economies and geopolitics. He outlined how Israel’s expansion into Lebanon and Syria, alongside accusations of ethnic cleansing, have intensified regional tensions,

When Alex Jones declared that a “second victim dies from the plague” at a Russian defense‑research lab, he immediately framed the incident as a repeat of the COVID release pattern and warned listeners that “everything’s aligned for this.” He dissected the emerging story from the Moscow Times, arguing that the outbreak is a weaponized pathogen—likely a

Alex Jones opened the broadcast by announcing his return to the original Austin studio, declaring the show “historic” as he stepped back into the old backup space. He then dove into a rapid‑fire rundown of global flashpoints: Brazil’s contested presidential runoff, where Flavio Bolsonaro’s narrow win sparked accusations of a $300 million USAID‑backed election interference; the

Alex Jones kicked off the Saturday transmission by declaring that “France is the trigger” for a globalist‑engineered anti‑white race war, then launched into a rapid‑fire rundown of street violence across France, the UK, Sweden and Spain—burned churches, police being “blow‑torched,” and mobs he described as 90 % non‑white targeting white civilians. He linked the unrest to