Monday, 16 February 2026

Alex Jones Kidnapped By GWB Goons 1998 PT 2⧸2 [jRqkF5q3GqU]

A 1998 campaign stop turns into a legal firestorm after security forces detain a young activist for challenging the future president on globalist institutional control.

George W. Bush Federal Reserve Alex Jones Round Rock CFR Texas GOP Executive Power

By Mike Hanson Archives | 8m listen | 5 chapters

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About this episode

Alex Jones confronted Governor George W. Bush during a 1998 campaign event, demanding the immediate abolition of the Federal Reserve and the Council on Foreign Relations. Security personnel and the Governor’s protective detail physically removed Jones from the public assembly as he shouted warnings about European interests seizing control of the United States. This confrontation escalated into a legal battle over executive power and the limits of political dissent in Texas.

Security forces allegedly harassed a camera operator named Mike and detained Jones for forty-five minutes without a warrant or affidavit before George W. Bush personally ordered their release. Jones and his associates filed formal false imprisonment charges in Round Rock to bypass the Williamson County political machine. These filings highlight a growing rift within the Texas Republican Party, where grassroots members recently voted to withdraw from the United Nations and abolish the IRS, directly opposing the party leadership's globalist platform. The incident serves as a case study in security protocol failures, as analysts noted the detail used physical force and arm-twisting before requesting that the protesters vacate the premises.

Alex Jones recounts the harrowing experience of being transported in a squad car toward a detention facility while questioning the 'power of the king' exercised by the future president. The segment features the chaotic audio of the removal and the subsequent legal maneuvering against the Bush campaign. Jones calls for a bipartisan coalition of Democrats and Republicans to defend the United States Constitution against the CIA and the secretive monetary policies of the Federal Reserve.

CHAPTER 01 / 5 Discussion

Alex Jones Confronts Governor George W. Bush on Federal Reserve

Alex Jones disrupted a 1998 campaign event for Governor George W. Bush, shouting demands to abolish the Federal Reserve and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Security personnel and the governor's protective detail intervened, physically removing Jones from the public assembly. During the altercation, Jones claimed the United States was being taken over by European interests while being dragged out of the venue.

alex jones· george w. bush· federal reserve· council on foreign relations· texas politics

00:00 and come November 3rd with your help, we all intend to win. And it's going to be good politically for those of you who have toiled in the Republican vineyards for years You're gonna be able to say this was a landmark year Victory will be more than just politics as far as I'm concerned The victory will be an endorsement of a philosophy I believe in my heart of hearts the victory in 1998 is going to be good for Texas. And that's the most important thing about the campaign. Wouldn't it? Sir, shouldn't we abolish the Federal Reserve and the CFR? That's the real reality that none of you will talk about and most of you are members. That's what's destroying this country Governor! Don't you stand for America sir?! What about the Federal Reserve and the CFR? You people are being lied too... This country has been taken over by Europe. And I'm being drug outpoured- Laugh at it!!

01:05 Let's grab an arm. Public assembly? OK, where is the car? I got some cuffs. Just take him right here up against this glass. Let's trap him on the glass. OK The governor's protective detail repeatedly went after Mike's camera. And then Mike said, I'll back off and they said no you turn the camera off or you're going to jail

01:46 That's what they were screaming from where I was at, but they already had the microphone so that's hard to pick up. But they repeatedly go after the camera Why didn't they want the camera on? Hmm... Is it illegal to have a camera on in a public area? I guess it is! But its perfectly legal for them To have cameras all over now 183 and 35 now And all over the country They're gonna watch you but your not gonna watch then You got it?! Thats the new rules Big Brothers Rules The victory will be an endorsement of a philosophy. I believe in my heart of hearts the victory in 1998 is going to be good for Texas, and that's the most important thing about the campaign. Wouldn't it... Sir shouldn't we abolish the Federal Reserve? And the CFR? That's the real reality that none of you will talk about most your members. That was destroying this country Governor! Don't you stand for America sir?! What about the Federal Reserve and CFR!?

02:43 You people are being lied to. This country's been taken over by Europe, and I'm being drug out for it? Laugh at it! Let's grab an arm. Public assembly? OK. Where's the car? I got some cuffs. Just take him right here up against this glass. Let's trap him on the glass. OK. Take that off his hand.

03:31 I'm gonna step back. I'm asking one more time and then I will tell you to step back. I agree for it, how far do you want me? How far do you want me back? This is my office room. I'll go as far as you want. I'm gonna go ahead and g

CHAPTER 02 / 5 Discussion

Police Intimidation of Camera Operators and Executive Power

Security detail members allegedly harassed a camera operator named Mike, threatening him with arrest for filming in a public area. After being placed in a squad car and transported toward a Williamson County facility, the individual was released following a direct order from the Governor. This incident is cited as an example of "the power of the king," where bureaucrats and security forces operate with unchecked authority over citizens.

police misconduct· surveillance· filming police· williamson county· executive privilege

04:29 Mike tried to get some footage and they didn't want him to. They continually told him to turn the camera off again, they can have their cameras on the highways and in police cars but we can't have our cameras he was threatened with arrest He kept trying to get footage They put me into a squad car taking me to jail I was almost down at Williamson County's facility When the call came over, the governor said to release me. This is the power of the king! And they're acting just like kings and they send their hordes of bureaucrats to eat out our substance just like a vault look at them swarms of them coming onto podium and we just lavishly beg and chaffed like little serfs that we are Oh please let us be your slaves Let us manipulated by this sports and the pap It's so unbelievable

CHAPTER 03 / 5 Discussion

Federal Reserve Secrecy and Security Detail Protocol Failures

A critique of modern society highlights the need for monetary reform and an end to the secrecy surrounding the Federal Reserve and the CIA. Analysis of the security response during the Alex Jones incident suggests that the detail failed standard protocols by not immediately positioning themselves between the speaker and the stage. Critics argue that physical force and arm-twisting were applied prematurely without first requesting that the individual leave the premises.

federal reserve· cia· monetary reform· security protocol· secret service

05:24 We're supposed to be a modern society and we buy all this hook, line and sinker? But take heart. There is a way to stand up against this again abolish the Federal Reserve have monetary reform there's been far too much secrecy from the Federal Reserve of the CIA with its drug running you give people unlimited power limited secrecy all they've gotta do is con ya and they keep staying in power! And they want more their running roughshod over us... All right, there you see it folks. We're going to hammer through a few closing comments maybe get a quick call or two listen the important point to make here Here's how this goes if Alex Jones was in fact say out of order If the worst thing he did was be a little bit rude The way you handle that is very simple

06:10 If you're a part of this Secret Service detail, the first thing they should have done... These guys are total morons. The first thing they should have done was put themselves between Mr Jones and the people on stage because they don't know I don't care if it was an old lady firearms many of them are small They should've immediately placed themselves between Alex and the stage just because you never know The next thing they should've done is said Mr Jones your out of order Please, we'd like you to leave. Okay? Then if he refuses to leave then you can use some physical force grabbing by the arm that sort of thing but no they never ask him to leave they immediately grab him by the arms and of course as soon as they get out of sight I'm not going to say completely out of sight of the crowd but once they get to the back of the room instead of the front room that's where the arm twisting begins That's where oh what are we gonna arrest it for and it's important to note

CHAPTER 04 / 5 Discussion

False Imprisonment Allegations and Round Rock Legal Filings

Alex Jones was held in custody for approximately 45 minutes without an official arrest warrant or affidavit before being released on Governor Bush's orders. Legal analysts describe this action as false imprisonment, noting that Jones and his associate Mike filed formal charges in the city of Round Rock. The choice of jurisdiction was intentional, seeking a legal environment disconnected from the Bush political camp.

false imprisonment· round rock· civil lawsuit· george w. bush· legal charges

07:00 that Alex was placed into custody, driven around for about 30 to 45 minutes and they never officially arrested him. There was no it's called an affidavit of a warrant I want to say. I can't remember the exact terminology. In other words basically no paperwork he was abducted for about 45 minutes in release based on Governor Bush calling the police unit there actually it was a constable unit that they just handed over and then released. That's false imprisonment, folks. He's got an excellent civil lawsuit on his hands if you ask me and in fact Alex and Mike who was assaulted as you saw from the video did file charges in the city of Round Rock. Admittedly it is a municipality but we were just talking earlier I think he'll get more of a fair shake there because of the greater chance for disconnect

CHAPTER 05 / 5 Discussion

Texas Republican Grassroots Opposition to Globalist Institutions

The grassroots faction of the Texas Republican Party reportedly voted in favor of withdrawing from the United Nations and abolishing both the IRS and the Federal Reserve. This platform stands in contrast to the party leadership, who are characterized as puppets ignoring the constitutional concerns of the people. A call to action urges both Democrats and Republicans to unite in protection of the United States Constitution.

texas republican party· united nations· irs· federal reserve· constitution

07:49 between the city of Round Rock and the Bush camp. I'm not going to get to these calls after all, except I'll go to them off-the-air. Any comments? George, the fact is that the Republican Party in the state of Texas has voted to get out of the United Nations, to stop the IRS and to stop the Federal Reserve Board... The grassroots Republican party! Not the puppets we saw up there. The leaders need to listen. The people this United States needs to band together whether you're Democrat or Republican and protect the Constitution of the United States