RFID technology may be convenient for a totalitarian society, but it leaves users vulnerable to hackers and government overreach. There are other ways to shield your data without donning a tin-foil hat. - Watch now

On this Friday, July 18 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex covers the unfolding situation in Ukraine following the shoot down of a Malaysian airliner on Thursday. Alex looks into allegations of fabricated evidence connected to the incident set-up by the regime in Kiev and the possibility the flight was deliberately diverted into the war zone as the global elite prepare for war. He talks with Prison Planet.com editor and journalist Paul Joseph Watson about the situation and the prospect of a wider and more dangerous war. On today's broadcast Alex talks radio talk show host and technology expert Katherine Albrecht in-studio today with Alex. She has spearheaded the worldwide movement against RFID tracking since 2003. - Watch now

It's never too early to start conditioning kids to accept the coming surveillance-drone police state. Disney's new cartoon hopes to make kids love constant drone surveillance because the snooper is just a cute little ladybug who only spies because she loves you. We reported in 2007 about these coming drone warfare insects and now we show you the USAF Micro-Air Vehicles set to deploy soon. But it's not just Disney who's propagating to the youth, The TSA released their own cartoon showing kids how to bow down to tyranny. - Watch now

Alex continues coverage of the danger of radiation from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant reaching California. The Infowars team reports on abnormal radiological readings discovered at Half Moon Bay in San Mateo County, California. The team also files a report from the Humboldt Bay Power Plant in Eureka, California, a nuclear plant that will be decommissioned in 2015. Alex also talks about a report confirming that the Pentagon is stockpiling potassium iodide in response to Fukushima and other stories, including the controversy over a video featuring a toddler spouting racist epithets. - Watch now

A talented hacker known for exposing dangerous issues with everyday devices died just days before he was to deliver a revealing talk at Black Hat, a hacker conference in Las Vegas. - Watch now

A lot of people are saying "who cares if the NSA spies on me? I'm not doing anything wrong." But according to some outdated -- but still on the books -- laws, you're probably doing something wrong without even knowing it. Ever signed onto an unsecure wi-fi network? Third-degree felony. In fact, you don't even have to break the law to get arrested. Police already abuse their tremendous power, so when all of our (unintentionally criminal) moves are stored in a database, who's to say those in power won't decide if something presently harmless, is now an offense. - Watch now

RFID chipping for cattle and school children. New laws will require animals to be RFID tagged, and schools are requiring students to wear RFID badges. Naturally, it is being met with resistance. - Watch now

Katherine Albrecht hosts the Alex Jones Show on this Monday, March 4 edition. Katherine talks with Adrian Salbuchi, an internationally-renowned Argentine author, political analyst, speaker and radio and television commentator, and Lenore Skenazy, a columnist, author, and reality show host who gained national notoriety when she let her then-9-year-old son take the New York City Subway home alone. Katherine Albrecht is the founder of Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering and hosts a radio GCN Radio network Monday through Friday and Saturday. - Watch now

The Hernandez family helmed a protest up at the San Antonio Northside Independent School District Administration Building against the RFID tracking chips the school is beta testing on the children in their high schools. I interviewed the family, then attended the school board meeting where one of the members, Karen Freeman, attempted to censor the protesters by only letting five of the people who showed up speak and for only three minutes. - Watch now

On this September 6, 2012 broadcast of The Infowars Nightly News, Aaron Dykes speaks with The Hernandez family about their activism against the tracking of student IDs. Alex Jones speaks with Infowar - Watch now

Brain Interface Computer technology will soon siphon your thoughts, you know, just to make things like surfing the internet even easier. But does DARPA's involvement with BRAIN research signal something a little more clandestine? We warned you, There's A War On For Your Mind. - Watch now