Alex Jones' Infowars Is FORMALLY OVER, Website Goes DARK w/ Tyler O'Neil | Timcast IRL

Infowars has officially gone dark due to ongoing legal battles and asset seizures. However, Alex Jones swiftly launched 'Alex Jones Live.com,' leveraging his personal name as an unseizable asset. This move highlights a strategy to continue broadcasting despite corporate shutdowns, demonstrating the difficulty of silencing individuals through company-level legal actions.

Infowars was 27 years old, thus officially joining the 27 club. It has been ended due to the ongoing elite conflict, civil war, whatever you want to call it. I would argue that everything we've seen to shut down Infowars has been pure politics. Alex Jones live.com is the new site using his own name. You can't take his name from him. You can sue him for defamation. Infowars is a brand they seized as an asset or they're trying to. It's been held. But by going with Alex Jones live, he's saying that's my name. You can't use it. you can't take it from him as an asset.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is facing a federal indictment, accused of taking donor money under the guise of fighting hate and then allegedly funneling it to KKK members, thereby increasing hate. This development has prompted several companies to cut their cooperation and funding with the SPLC, indicating a significant shift in corporate alignment away from the organization's controversial 'hate map' which has been linked to real-world violence against conservative groups.

The federal government is accusing the SPLC of taking money from donors, claiming that it's fighting hate and then taking that money and sending it to members of the KKK and increasing hate. One of their informants has turned informant for the DOJ specifically. A bunch of companies are now cutting off their cooperation and coordination with SPLC. On their map with clan chapters, they have Alliance Defending Freedom, Family Research Council. Last year, they added Charlie Kirk, they added Turning Point USA to the hate map. And just four months later, Kirk ends up with a bullet in his neck. A man showed up with a bag of Chick-fil-A sandwiches and a semi-automatic pistol, planned to shoot everybody in the building of the Family Research Council. He tells the FBI he got the idea from the SPLC's hate map.

Angel Studios' new animated 'Animal Farm' film is heavily criticized for fundamentally altering George Orwell's original anti-communist allegory into an anti-capitalist narrative, as explicitly stated by its director, Andy Serkis. Despite this, numerous conservative influencers, including Riley Gaines and Tucker Carlson, promoted the film as anti-Marxist, often without having watched or understood its actual content, revealing a widespread 'grifting' culture where personalities endorse products for financial gain, regardless of ideological alignment or factual accuracy.

Riley Gaines promoting a film who's starred by a male who wants to be a female who hates Riley Gaines and says Riley isn't doing this. Animal Farm the film is not the book and is nothing in any way related to the book. Andy Circus explicitly stated, 'It's not about Stalinist Russia. It's about capitalism and overconumption.' Riley Gaines tweeted: 'They do a perfect job of reminding viewers that Marxism always has and always will fail.' Leverne Cox at the Animal Farm promo stated: 'It's clear that it's never been about sports. It's never been about protecting women or children... that was all a pretext to scapegoat trans people.' People are willing to take money to promote anti-capitalism and pro-communism, despite claiming to be on the other side of that. Angel Studios made a promo saying it's about communism. It's not. Andy Circus said it's not.

Amazon has launched an AI-generated podcast feature where two AI hosts discuss products and answer user questions as if it were a live call-in show. This development showcases the rapid advancement of AI in content creation and commerce, but also raises concerns about the increasing difficulty for consumers to distinguish between human-generated and AI-generated content, potentially eroding trust and critical thinking.

Amazon now creates an AI podcast about products where two AI hosts discuss the product and take your questions as if it's a call-in show. Generated shopping show is exploring the Wellelmedics Rapid Relief Diaper Rash Cream. Emma, what makes this hospital grade cream different from standard diaper rash products? Well, it's really interesting. This cream uses a dual-action approach. We know it's it's AI. We know it's fake, but what do you think happens when no one's going to be able to tell the difference?

Alabama's Governor has called a special legislative session to redraw congressional maps, a move that is expected to result in a completely Republican delegation. This action follows a Supreme Court ruling that re-emphasizes a 'colorblind' interpretation of the law, allowing states to draw maps based on political affiliation rather than race. This decision could lead to a significant increase in partisan gerrymandering across the country, potentially creating Republican supermajorities in many states and further polarizing the political landscape.

Governor K. Ivy has officially called a special session to redraw Alabama's congressional maps. A decision that will likely lead to a completely Republican delegation. The court rightly brought the law back to that colorblind interpretation and said, 'Look, you can draw maps and you're not limited by this and the law does not require you to say, oh, this district is majority black. this district is majority white.' The Supreme Court opens up the ability for states to all do that now. If every state decided to fully maximize their gerrymander now based on political affiliation and not race... it would be red one it would be all and they would be hyper polarized.