2011 Oct

Alex calls in a special report on the Wall Street occupation against the banksters from the road at 2PM CST. Alex notes that the movement is suspiciously linked to the Democrats and Soros and designed to sideline any real reform. At 4 PM CST, Alex presents a special Sunday premier rebroadcast featuring Jesse Ventura on his lawsuit against the TSA, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny on Gardasil and vaccines, author John Perkins on the globalist loan sharking system, and a recap of last week's news.

Alex talks with William Gheen of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) about candidate Rick Perry and his stance on illegal immigration as governor of Texas. Prison Planet.com editor and journalist Paul Joseph Watson talks about his latest article detailing the globalist hijacking of the Occupy Wall Street movement and MoveOn.org's plan to exploit the call for reining in the bankers. Alex welcomes back to the show former trader and television host and commentator Max Keiser who will talk about the collapsing economy and other issues related to the globalist financial takeover. Alex also takes your calls

On the Sunday Edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex travels to San Antonio, Texas, to rally against the Federal Reserve. He broadcasts live from the scene as the growing movement standing in opposition to the bankers and their cartel masquerading as a federal agency gains momentum around the nation.

Alex talks with the president and founder of the American Small Business League, Lloyd Chapman, about the Occupy Wall Street protests now entering a third week. Mr. Chapman and Jones will also talk about the economy and how Obama's policies are hurting small business in America. In addition to covering the latest breaking news, Alex will talk about the Occupy Wall Street movement and how it is being undermined and sold out by establishment Democrats and the globalists. Alex also takes your calls.

On the Friday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex files a report from Dallas where he is covering a protest of the Federal Reserve. After Dallas, he will move on to the bankster cartel headquarters in Houston and then San Antonio. Aaron Dykes mans the command center in Austin while Alex takes on the Fed. Aaron talks with Lyndon Larouche about the Occupy Wall Street protests and the increasingly popular idea that the Glass-Steagall Act of 1932 should be brought back to keep the hedge fund and derivatives vultures from infecting commercial banking. Aaron also talks with regular Friday guest, Bob Chapman of The International Forecaster

On the Thursday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex welcomes back to the show the weekday host of the late-night radio talk show Coast to Coast AM, George Noory. George will touch on numerous topics with Alex and also talk about his latest book, Talking to the Dead. Alex also talks with Debbie McKee of Campbell, Texas, about the growing effort to End the Fed and Danny Panzella, who is a candidate for the New York State Assembly. Panzella will talk with Alex about the Occupy Wall Street movement and the Tea Party. We Are Change founder and activist Luke Rudkowski makes an appearance to talk about his beating at the hands of New York cops yesterday at the Occupy Wall Street demonstration.

Following his visit to three cities in Texas to protest the private banker cartel at the Federal Reserve, Alex returns to the airwaves today. He talks with Michigan attorney Kurt Haskell about the so-called underwear bomber trial now underway in a federal court in Detroit. Haskell contends the would-be bombing by Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was a government false flag event designed to provide a pretext to roll out naked body scanners. It is expected Mr. Haskell will be called to testify for the defense. Alex also talks about the rallies at the Fed and other news items, including the ongoing OWS protests around the nation. He also takes your calls.

Alex talks with “Freeway” Ricky Ross, who was sentenced to life for dealing cocaine. His sentence was reduced after a series of articles by journalist Gary Webb in the San Jose Mercury News brought to light a connection between one of Ross's cocaine sources and the CIA as part of the Iran-Contra scandal. Ross was featured in Kevin Booth's documentary American Drug War: The Last White Hope. Alex also talks with actress, comedian, writer, television producer and director Roseanne Barr. She has said Wall Street bankers should be sent to re-education camps and if that does not work they should be beheaded. Alex also continues his coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests that have fanned out over the country and spread to Europe

On the Friday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex continues his coverage of al-Qaeda's alleged assassination of Moammar Gaddafi, the deposed Libya leader who was denied a day in court for undocumented crimes against humanity. Alex also covers the latest developments in the economy as the dollar falls against the yen and the Federal Reserve continues to set-up sweetheart deals with “too big to fail” mega-banks. Author Naomi Wolf talks with Alex about her recent arrest at the OWS protest in New York. She is the author of Give Me Liberty: A Handbook for American Revolutionaries. Alex talks with regular Friday guest Bob Chapman of the International Forecaster and also takes your calls.

On the Tuesday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks with activist and talk radio host Adam Kokesh about the DC Occupy movement. Kokesh was a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps Reserve and is a veteran of the Iraq War. He is an outspoken opponent of the U.S. military intervention in Iraq. Additional guests include Lord Monckton, who will talk about the totalitarian EU, and musician Zak Carter of the Rock the Revolution Tour. Alex also covers the latest breaking news, including the latest on the teetering economy and the growing End the Fed and occupation movement in numerous cities around the nation. He also takes your calls