In "The Alex Jones Show," Alex discusses the overrun U.S. border, claiming that it was done by design through the actions of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) funded by the State Department, EU, and George Soros who have been responsible for breaking Europe in recent years and are currently at work in Central and South America directing mass migration to the United States. These NGOs brainwash people in camps, provide them with cell phones, credit cards, and information on where to go and what to do to be signed up with NGOs to receive taxpayer money, which is then skimmed by the Democrats before signing migrants up for jobs or slave labor. The show also mentions that Ukraine could conscript women, and Elon Musk is being targeted by the European Union. They criticize Republicans' stance on Clarence Thomas, claiming that he should not recuse himself from his position as a Supreme Court Justice because of alleged misconduct. Alex Jones discusses the removal of Clarence Thomas from power due to him not raping children; the destruction of Confederate Reconciliation Monument at Arlington National Cemetery; and Teddy Roosevelt's statue being torn down. He defends Elon Musk against accusations by those who criticize his actions and believes that Musk aligns politically with what Jones thinks is right. Jones warns against the European Union meddling in U.S. elections and urges people to stand up for free speech and American sovereignty, calling for congressional hearings on the issue. He mentions the importance of having children for the continuation of civilization. Overall, Jones advocates for a pro-human future and team humanity. The video discusses the ongoing debate about freedom of speech in the context of Elon Musk buying Twitter. It argues that while there are criticisms about Musk's approach to running Twitter, it is essential to support him and defend free speech as it is under attack by foreign powers such as the European Union. The EU is passing laws stating they can fine or prosecute companies for spreading disinformation, which critics argue infringes on freedom of speech. There have been several instances where big tech companies have worked with global entities like the UN and the EU to censor information deemed false or misleading. The video emphasizes that this issue is historic and important, as free speech forms the foundation of an open and democratic society. It calls for Congress and lawmakers to act to protect platforms like Twitter from foreign interference in the upcoming election. In this clip from his show, Tucker Carlson discusses the potential militarization of police forces in the US, stating that there seems to be a concerted effort to create an opposing force against the public. He also talks about the immigration crisis at the border and how it is exacerbating the problem by bringing in millions of people who may not have the best intentions towards the country. Finally, he encourages his audience to actively participate in the political process and engage with their local governments in order to effect change. In the given text, a discussion takes place regarding various issues such as gender fluidity, public school events involving drag queens, parents rights, and children's rights. It also mentions an incident where someone is mistakenly identified as a child molester. The conversation then moves on to talk shows like Joe Rogan and the tension created by figures like him who are trusted by people who don't trust traditional newsrooms. The discussion also covers Alex Jones, commencement addresses at Harvard, and InfoWarsTore.com. Carlos Arellano, a hotel manager and whistleblower on migrant issues, is interviewed about the situation in New York with record numbers of migrants arriving even during cold months. He shares his experiences working as a transportation specialist for the Department of Health and Human Services and exposes how unaccompanied children are being relocated without proper family connections or care. His story highlights the cruelty and deception involved in these processes, drawing attention to the need for transparency and accountability in handling such situations. The speaker shares their experience as a transportation specialist for migrant children during two administrations - Trump and Biden. They explain that there were significant differences between the two, with far fewer children to transport under the Trump administration. In the Biden administration, they have witnessed children being handed over to people who are not their parents or guardians. One heartbreaking story shared by the speaker involves a child who witnessed his sibling's rape and subsequent death in Mexico. This experience deeply impacted the child and left him traumatized. The speaker also discusses charter trips where they transport large numbers of children to various locations, sometimes to residential neighborhoods, raising concerns about the lack of tracking and oversight for these vulnerable children. The speaker talks about his experience with the Biden administration and its handling of unaccompanied migrant children. He states that there are currently 85,000 missing children in the US and that he received an email from his employer claiming they had handed off children to the wrong people. He discusses witnessing the trauma faced by these children, including cases of abuse and neglect within the shelters designed for their care. The speaker also addresses the issue of COVID-19 precautions and how they were not adequately implemented in these facilities. Furthermore, he mentions that the administration is opening mega shelters like sports stadiums and convention centers to house these children and that these locations are exempt from certain COVID-19 guidelines. The speaker believes this situation constitutes mass human trafficking of children and compares it to Jeffrey Epstein's island times a million. He ends by saying that the New York Times admits there are hundreds of thousands of children in slavery, working 15-hour days with no food or proper living conditions, including 12-year-olds in factories. The speaker talks about his experience with child trafficking. Carlos explains that he has witnessed the trafficking of children first hand and describes it as a spiritual war against humanity. He says that when people become overwhelmed by the horrors they witness, they may turn away, leading to judgment and the lowering of America's blessing and shield. Carlos also mentions that the federal government funds non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to exploit homeless children for their own gain. He describes how these children often show physical signs of trauma when they are finally freed from their captors. The conversation highlights the severity of child trafficking and the need for action against those involved in these heinous crimes. Alex Jones is joined by Carlos Arellano who discusses his experiences with child trafficking. Carlos explains that he has witnessed the trafficking of children first hand and describes it as a spiritual war against humanity. He says that when people become overwhelmed by the horrors they witness, they may turn away, leading to judgment and the lowering of America's blessing and shield. Carlos also mentions that the federal government funds non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to exploit homeless children for their own gain. He describes how these children often show physical signs of trauma when they are finally freed from their captors. The conversation highlights the severity of child trafficking and the need for action against those involved in these heinous crimes. The guest, Carlos Diaz-Rosillo, reveals an alarming situation involving missing children at the US border. He claims that there are possibly up to six offices that have misplaced hundreds of thousands of children who were supposed to be in federal custody. These children are often handed off to the wrong people and trafficked through rest stops and airports. Diaz-Rosillo also mentions that shelters for these children have been closing down, and the remaining open ones are located in oil rig camps and old high schools. The concerning part is that the same organization responsible for moving unaccompanied minors from Afghanistan is now purchasing locations on the East Coast, which implies they might be preparing to bring in refugees from the Middle East. Diaz-Rosillo urges people to record and report any suspicious activity involving children at airports and other transportation hubs to expose these practices. Alex Jones discusses the trafficking of unaccompanied migrant children in the United States. He claims that these children are being sold to pedophiles and that they are often taken out of the country after being sold. He also talks about law enforcement not doing enough to stop this trafficking and how it has spread across the United States. Carlos mentions that there are 249 child concentration camps in the country, but no one in Congress will discuss where they are located. He urges for more investigation into these cases and criticizes law enforcement for not taking action against the traffickers. In this podcast, Alex Jones discusses the ongoing issue of human trafficking and child sex slavery at the US-Mexico border. He calls for action from his listeners to support his efforts in exposing these crimes by purchasing products from his website, Infowarstore.com, which fund his operations. He also criticizes mainstream media for not covering the issue adequately and accuses them of being complicit in the cover-up. Jones brings on a guest, Scott Bennett, a whistleblower and expert on these matters, to discuss the Great Awakening and how the enemy will strike back against those fighting against human trafficking and child sex slavery