The Alex Jones Show -- 2013 Aug 16 FR

From the Infowars web site :: On the Friday, August 16 edition of The Alex Jones Show, Alex breaks down the tumultuous state of affairs in Egypt, where the military has taken to slaughtering protesters wholesale as the country edges on the brink of civil war.

Alex also explores the possibilities of Google's new patent for tracking eye movements, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's praise of Matt Drudge and Ron and Rand Paul's brand of Libertarian republicanism, and the announcement of a yet another NSA data lab.

On today's show, Alex welcomes back the founders of overpasses.org James Neighbors and Dallas Thurman, who recently helped organize protests for impeaching Obama over highway overpasses.

We'll also talk to producer and film director Kevin Booth about his latest film American Drug War 2: Cannabis Destiny and the rise of the police state. Booth worked with the late comedian Bill Hicks to posthumously produce his albums Rant in E Minor and Arizona Bay.

The Alex Jones Show -- 2013 May 16 TH

From the Infowars web site :: On the Thursday, May 16 edition of The Alex Jones Show, Alex runs down the Obama administration's attempt to exclude and intimidate the establishment’s political opposition as scandals burgeon and Obama's handlers scurry around in damage control mode.

He talks with writer and political columnist for The Washington Times, Joseph Curl, about Obama's cornucopia of scandal.

Alex also takes a look at the Benghazi emails and the government's brazen surveillance of journalists.

On today's broadcast, Alex welcomes filmmaker Kevin Booth to the show. Kevin talks about his latest film, American Drug War 2: Cannabis Destiny.

Also on today' show, Alex talks with veteran political organizer, speaker, and writer Larry Pinkney in-studio. Mr. Pinkney is a veteran of the Black Panther Party, the former Minister of Interior of the Republic of New Africa, and a former political prisoner.