Rex Jones opened the October 1, 2026 broadcast by reporting that France’s schools were engulfed in riots, with 625 sites affected and 83 police officers injured, setting the tone for a show packed with breaking geopolitical and domestic news. He segued into a deep dive on newly declassified CIA documents that describe a decades‑old weather‑modification program, alleging

When Alex Jones opened the show by relaying Russia’s stark warning that it will deploy “everything in our arsenal, including nuclear weapons” if NATO intervenes in Kaliningrad, the episode surged into a rapid‑fire rundown of today’s hottest crises. He dissected the latest flare‑ups on the Iran front, presented a “powerful report” alleging a accelerating COVID‑related genocide,

When Alex Jones opened the show by reporting that an anti‑ship missile strike had wounded eight Marines, he set the tone for a jam‑packed episode that moved from Iran’s fresh threats to a U.S. emergency declaration in Texas over soaring diesel prices. He warned that Tehran is waiting for a U.S. response to the Hormuz

When local farmers near the RAF Lakenheath base called 999 after spotting vans packed with AK‑47‑type rifles, suicide vests and explosives, police arrested ten men and then released them within 24 hours, sparking a heated debate about a possible false‑flag operation. Alex Jones breaks down the incident, noting the rapid release of the suspects and the

Alex opened the show by detailing the four men arrested outside an RAF airbase—caught with suicide vests, machine guns and suspected chemical weapons—and warned that Iran’s sleeper cells could spark a wave of coordinated attacks across Europe and the United States. He linked the incident to broader Islamist threats, citing public statements from ISIS‑affiliated groups

Alex Jones opened the show by declaring, “Today we celebrate the first glorious anniversary of the information purification of English,” then announced the network’s return to the original Infowars studio in Austin, Texas, marking a symbolic victory over what he called Deep State attempts to shut it down. He previewed a series of “major announcements”

When Alex Jones opened the show by revealing that Robert Kraft had officially barred Macklemore from performing at Gillette Stadium because of the rapper’s “anti‑Semitic rhetoric” and a recent on‑stage video, the episode spiraled into a deep dive on the tangled web linking Kraft, Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 email exchanges, and Van Jones’s brief tenure as CEO of Kraft’s

Alex Jones kicked off the episode by announcing a live transmission from the original InfoWars studios in Austin at 7 p.m. Central, promising a four‑hour deep dive into the latest legal victories and political turmoil. He introduced pollsters Richard Barris and Mark Mitchell to dissect Trump’s “continued implosion” and whether the 41‑day countdown to the midterms