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It's Wednesday, May 29th, 2024.

I'm your host, Alex Jones.

We're 159 days, 12 hours, 59 minutes, 22 seconds, the most important election in world history.

We have got the broadcast loaded with amazing guests today.

We have the great painter that goes around with his activist art exposing the left,

who's going to be popping in and joining us the bottom of the hour from outside the kangaroo courthouse in New York. That is coming up. He's got a new painting out. He was just on with Harrison Smith that comes on right before I do with American Journal and infoores.com, ford slash show and man dot video. We also send the feet out to hundreds of radio stations, cable and TV stations, and of course, on Real Alex Jones on X. You can also find Owen Shroyer 3 p.m. Central as well right after my broadcast with the war room. But here's what's coming up today. A quick pop in from Kirk Elliott on the latest developments in the economy. That's economist Kirk Elliott. Huge developments there. Mike Adams

in studio with a whole bunch of big developments and the people fighting back against the

military industrial censorship complex. Then of course we have Dr. Peter McCullough with huge

updates on the shooting down to the UN treaty, the huge death numbers coming out from the poison shots and so much more as the world completely awakens to that huge situation.

And Robert Barnes, constitutional lawyer, on the just insane developments taking place in the latest show trial, the first criminal trial now coming to a head with the jury

now in deliberations. Judge, in jury instructions this morning, told the jury that you don't

have to all agree on a crime just that some crime was committed. Well, I'm no lawyer, but I looked

it up quickly and I'd remembered this and we talked to Barnes. He. He agrees is coming on later. You've got to have the jury say that

there's overwhelming evidence. If there's any reasonable doubt, you can't convict somebody.

And you also can't say, oh, well, we all separately think he committed different crimes,

but we're going to just find him guilty of the crimes put down here by the prosecutor.

So that is just next level, kind of like in his real estate trial,

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