I knew a talk show host on GCN who was a young guy, pretty popular, having a good effect, did a good show. Name's Alex Jones. He emailed him and said, we have got a major investment for your radio show. So he started trying to raise money on air. They wanted like $100,000. And they were going to give him like whatever millions it was. I forget the exact numbers. And he raised the money, gave it to him, and when they screwed him, I call into the show.

On the one hand, this is a deeply pathetic state of affairs that Alex's radio syndication would stoop to accepting an ad from a website like this that doesn't actually appear to be selling anything. Nope. On the other hand, it's deeply disturbing as a thing for them to be intentionally or accidentally promoting to their audience. This website is explicitly accusing people, everyone who has AB blood type, of being part of a conspiracy to kill off the public and that they need to be rounded up. That seems a little irresponsible.

And then again, Genesis has always been a mom-and-pop operation. Now it's arguably the third or fourth largest syndicator in the country. I talked to Ted last week and got the actual numbers. Guess how many affiliates Genesis has? 13 plus 100. 1,300 radio stations.

I said that Alex was the most popular show on the Genesis Communications Network. I guess I just kind of always assumed he was, since he's the largest profile host on the network. But going through those affiliate lists, he's not the most widely syndicated show on GCN.

But it's interesting because Alex can trace back where this criticism of him online is coming from. And lo and behold, it's another GCN talk show. Then I go to Infowars.com, read the comments, you're covering it up! Spamming every, you know, page. And I'm like, okay, let me look at it. So I sit there and I listen to it. And it's a caller to a Genesis radio show.

You have a show that's distributed by Genesis Communications Network, which is owned by Ted Anderson, who owns Midas Resources, who in interviews has said that he created Genesis Communications Network as a... Advertising arm of Midas Resources, where he sells gold. You have people on all the time who just try and create panics to sell gold. So, I mean, we can play that game. Genesis Communications is a thoroughly discredited outlet.

It's that he's not in control anymore. Genesis Communications Network is now in control. I believe that he ceded that sort of thing back to them, whereas he was in control of it before. That's my working theory.

But it is proof, like indisputable proof, that Genesis Communications Network was making ad revenue off the Israeli government in 2008.

Also, it's worth mentioning that Alex Jones, to this day and back in 2015 and forever, has been distributed by GCN, Genesis Communications Network, which is a company that's owned by a guy named Ted Anderson, who also owns Midas Resources, a gold sales company.

I looked into the code on that website because I was like, when's the last time this has been updated? And I found in the code, last time it was updated was 2015.