Sunday, 15 February 2026

Alex Jones Really Cares About Your Childrens' Clean Water(Dogs Too) [6GpVgH5kRfI]

A Texas neighborhood faces utility shutoffs and corporate intimidation as local developers and tech giants move to seize land in a jurisdictional no-man's land.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 26m listen | 12 chapters
Alex Jones Really Cares About Your Childrens' Clean Water(Dogs Too) [6GpVgH5kRfI] cover

About this episode

Alex Jones and Mike Hanson expose a humanitarian crisis in Northridge Acres, Texas, where residents face forced displacement and water shutoffs to make way for Dell Computers and corporate developers. The neighborhood remains trapped in a jurisdictional no-man's land between Round Rock and Austin, denied basic utility connections while multi-billion dollar projects like La Frontera expand nearby. Jones characterizes the situation as a modern form of feudalism targeting the local Hispanic community.

Residents like Christopher Brown and Mary Edson describe the harrowing reality of raising children with medical needs using contaminated water from a single two-inch fire plug. Estela Dimas reports paying over $300 for unpotable water on a $520 SSI income, while Nettie Brown details years of harassment and intimidation by county commissioners. The report identifies a water operator named Mr. King as a primary antagonist in the struggle, alongside allegations of state-sponsored retaliation from the TNRCC and local health departments. Amidst the infrastructure battle, Mike Hanson campaigns for Precinct 4 with supporters Brad Clark and Sandy Smith, the latter of whom credits Hanson for assistance following a police raid.

Between the dire reports of sewage-smelling water and corporate land grabs, the episode features a surreal clip of a Chihuahua named Bambi appearing to drive a car. Alex Jones also details claims of being stalked by black helicopters for months, jokingly inviting his surveillance teams to a hospitality-filled revenge at the Broken Spoke. The broadcast concludes with a patriotic appeal from John Gatsby to defend the Republic against the New World Order.


CHAPTER 01 / 12 Discussion

Mike Hanson Archives, Driving Chihuahua Introduction

A comedic introductory clip features a Chihuahua named Bambi appearing to drive a vehicle while being coached by an off-camera trainer. The segment transitions into a promotional bumper for the Mike Hanson Archives, highlighting classic footage and the Mike Hanson brand.

mike hanson· archives· chihuahua· driving· bambi

00:04 Why are you filming this? Well look I trained Bambi a long time ago. Good girl, you stay there it's okay! Watch the road Bambi or your going to make us wreck! Bambi your going to make us wreck if we don't watch the road. It's scary for her. Look straight ahead, look Bambi. Oh yeah driving

01:19 Yeah, I mean Chihuahuas are really good drivers actually. Did you get it? That was cute! Good girl Okay thank you go ahead and turn right Mammy right good Thank You Oh good your driving again There we go there we go Mammy what's that set up there? Fun I tell you it's really nice day We sure have trained baby well Bambi quit speeding okay, you know Stay tuned right here for more classics. I love Mike Hanson archives

CHAPTER 02 / 12 Discussion

Northridge Acres Water Crisis, Dell Computers Expansion

Alex Jones introduces a report by Mike Hanson regarding the dire living conditions in Northridge Acres, Texas. Residents face forced displacement and water shutoffs as Dell Computers and local developers seek to expand onto their land. Jones frames the struggle as a battle against feudalism and tyranny, specifically affecting the local Hispanic community.

northridge acres· dell computers· alex jones· mike hanson· information war

02:32 Hello folks, it's Mike Hanson from Mike Hanson Archives. And Mike Hanson Archives is sponsored by Guadalupe Valley Services for all your carpentry and paint needs! And now here's Victoria... And I love Mike Hansons Archives! Absolutely folks keep watching right here on BAN.VIDEO on InfoWars.com Thank you Alex for the channel, we really appreciate it. We're getting some information out that's why they call it an Information War and we are beating the new world order every time! Thank You Folks! Just hell on earth there they've turned their water off or trying to force them to move out and Dell computers right next door is trying to force a move out because they want to build on it were told by the locals

03:28 Here is Mike Hanson's report. I couldn't go, so I was busy that weekend. Mike did it! Great job, Mike Hanson We really care folks and you need to come down and get access TV shows as well here it is what's going on at Northridge Acres feudalism slavery and tyranny predominantly against Hispanics but where are the Hispanic leaders fighting this? People like Garcia will hype people up racially to get the power from it, but you won't really help your race will you? I will. Because i'm part of the human race and we're all the same race Let's go to the video! I'm Alex Jones stay with us more coming up We got 55 minutes left

CHAPTER 03 / 12 Discussion

Fire Plug Water Access, Round Rock Development Pressure

Residents of Northridge Acres describe their three-year reliance on a single two-inch fire plug for water because the cities of Round Rock and Austin refuse to provide permanent utility connections. Despite being surrounded by multi-billion dollar developments like La Frontera and new Bill Milburn subdivisions, the neighborhood is denied basic sewer and water services. Residents allege this is a deliberate attempt to devalue their property for corporate acquisition.

round rock· austin· fire plug· bill milburn homes· la frontera

04:50 This is our only source of water, this fire plug. We've been on this fire plug for over three years and we cannot get Round Rock or Austin to give us a permanent source of water even though they have water right here they refuse to let us tie into it. We have to use the fire plug

06:06 two inches, which is not enough pressure. It's against state law and it's not safe As you can see there is a whole subdivision behind us of Bill Milburn homes They get closer and closer every day They all have water they all have sewer but yet we're told over and over that there's not enough water for Northridge Acres Even when we do get water from Austin We are only being offered four inches of water That's for the whole sub-division So I just can't understand why this is happening. Our three acres is surrounded on three sides by the city of Round Rock, we have Dell computer with four different buildings right against the subdivision We have food processing plants we have a housing development that's enclosing us

06:52 Before long, we'll be enclosed on four sides by either the city of Round Rock or the city of Austin. But yet no services are available for us so they'll box us in and will build a dead neighborhood with no water and no sewer then they can buy our property for nothing We have a 530 unit apartment complex right against the subdivision They were given permits by the City of Round Rock We have LaFontera going across the street That's billions and billions of dollars worth of development. Right now we have the city of Round Rock is paying for a sewer line for 530 more apartments to go directly across from our subdivision. But yet, we're denied over and over and over. We're left out. This is just an example of how one of our families has been run down in the neighborhood. This man had paid $150 a month for water for two months which was $300. The next month they said turned his water off with no notice whatsoever.

07:51 He's had to move out of this home. His whole family had to move out because they could not, they didn't even know their water was cut off and their landlady paid the rent, paid the water bill and they still refused to turn their water back on. My name is Nettie Brown I'm a resident in Northridge Acres I've been living in this neighborhood for over 30 years. As you can see behind me, I've had to build a six foot fence just to keep out the health department. We work for a living here my husband does mechanic work he does plumbing work every day i have the hassle of having to open and close this gate because of the retaliation from the county commissioners and through the health department so i can't see that

CHAPTER 04 / 12 Discussion

Nettie Brown, Health Department Retaliation and Intimidation

Nettie Brown, a 30-year resident of Northridge Acres, explains how she built a six-foot fence to protect her property from constant harassment by the health department. She describes a climate of threats and intimidation orchestrated by county commissioners. Brown details the daily burden of securing her home against what she characterizes as state-sponsored retaliation.

nettie brown· health department· county commissioners· retaliation· intimidation

06:52 Before long, we'll be enclosed on four sides by either the city of Round Rock or the city of Austin. But yet no services are available for us so they'll box us in and will build a dead neighborhood with no water and no sewer then they can buy our property for nothing We have a 530 unit apartment complex right against the subdivision They were given permits by the City of Round Rock We have LaFontera going across the street That's billions and billions of dollars worth of development. Right now we have the city of Round Rock is paying for a sewer line for 530 more apartments to go directly across from our subdivision. But yet, we're denied over and over and over. We're left out. This is just an example of how one of our families has been run down in the neighborhood. This man had paid $150 a month for water for two months which was $300. The next month they said turned his water off with no notice whatsoever.

07:51 He's had to move out of this home. His whole family had to move out because they could not, they didn't even know their water was cut off and their landlady paid the rent, paid the water bill and they still refused to turn their water back on. My name is Nettie Brown I'm a resident in Northridge Acres I've been living in this neighborhood for over 30 years. As you can see behind me, I've had to build a six foot fence just to keep out the health department. We work for a living here my husband does mechanic work he does plumbing work every day i have the hassle of having to open and close this gate because of the retaliation from the county commissioners and through the health department so i can't see that

08:32 It's a free country, I can't say that I'm free to come and go as I please. Because I have the hassle of getting out of my car every day every trip to town. I have to open and close this gate. This is the only way I can live in this subdivision. It's not just the water in the sewer and the health hazards it's the threats and intimidation. um Can you talk to us? Sure. What do you mean, what are we doing? I was just noticing your filming some of the buildings we guard Do we have freedom of speech to do that or not? Oh i was just wondering what the purpose is Well tell her what the purpose is The purpose is we live over in Northridge Acres right across from y'all on these industrial parts and we've been trying for three years to get water and they keep denying us water We're on a fire plug right there where Michelangelo's is

CHAPTER 05 / 12 Discussion

Jurisdictional No Man's Land, ProLogis Industrial Park Interaction

A resident speaks with a security guard at the neighboring ProLogis industrial park to explain the community's plight. The discussion highlights the jurisdictional "no man's land" of the Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ), where Round Rock, Austin, Travis County, and Williamson County all deflect responsibility for providing water. The security guard acknowledges hearing gunshots and experiencing similar law enforcement gaps in the area.

prologis· etj· travis county· williamson county· jurisdictional dispute

09:37 We've been depending on water off that farm for three solid years. Good Lord! We cannot get water from the city of Round Rock, we cannot get water from Austin so thats the reason why were here today and... sorry That's okay, thats terrible You all know who the landlords are? No Its a place called ProLogis They own all these buildings they rent to us Well we appreciate that Sure And we just can't understand it because our families are there. We have 135 families in Northridge Acres, and they have lived on this fire plug for over three years. We went to the city council of Round Rock. We went to the city council Austin. We went to the county commissioners in both Williamson and Travis County.

10:22 We should not have to live with two inches of water for that many families. Sounds like bad politics, it doesn't sound like y'all are any threat to Drescher Wayne and they certainly I know don't dictate any the policies about the water We don't begrudge the industrial factories being here, even with all the noise and pollution that they put off. It's just that we want water and we want sewer. And we want to be treated decent Any citizen should be treated. We shouldn't be treated like we were down on the Colonials, down on the Texas-Mexico border. Yeah it's odd is it a zoning thing because you're between Round Rock and Austin? Well excuse we've heard for the last 10 years as you're in the ETJ of Austin so Round Rock will not give you water You are not Round Rock problem So go elsewhere Go to Austin When they say go back to Round Rock Ask Round Rock And they'll release

11:18 We go back to Round Rock, they send us to Williamson County or they send us to the Commissioner's Court in Travis County. Sometimes I have a similar problem when like every once while we hear gunshots on the other side of the fence there and Round Rock says that can't do anything and Austin says that it can't do anything It is sort of no man's land, its kind of odd Well, good luck y'all. I'm heading home after a long day but... Thank you for stopping! Oh my pleasure, my pleasure Hi, My name is Mary Edson and i live at 4305 Northridge Road in Northridge Acres And we have severe water problems out here We have problems where the water smells like bleach or it smells like sewer and we also even have problems with the water workers So far as..we had one to come to my house

CHAPTER 06 / 12 Discussion

Mary Edson, Contaminated Water and Health Risks

Mary Edson reports that the available water often smells of bleach or sewage, posing a severe health threat to the neighborhood's children. She criticizes the TNRCC for allowing a water operator to charge high rates for unpotable water while the community suffers from flooding and dead animals in drainage ditches. Edson characterizes the area as a third-world neighborhood abandoned by local government programs.

mary edson· tnrcc· potable water· health threat· sewer lines

12:04 and threatened me if I didn't move my dog he was going to have my dog shot. We got a very serious health problem out here we've been fighting this thing for seven years out here trying to get water and sewer desperately, we need it desperately out there when it rains heavy all of our lines sitting under the sewer the ditches are full of sewer It's just a real health threat and they do have programs from the county that fix the problem, and they will not do it. I've been pushing for three years on trying to get this problem fixed out here and everything but it has actually been seven years on us here. They keep giving us programs that don't work. What is discrimination against us because we're poor neighborhood out here? We have waterfalls up there in our apartment house when it rains all of that water comes down on us because were lower than the apartment house at the front upper.

12:46 And we're trying to get something done out here. We find dead animals inside the ditches, wild asset range out here, birds and it's a health risk and there are lots of sick kids out here that don't count as their problem or anything I'm sick my own self but we just can't afford to take in put in ourself we don't have any way to do it. We got a water operator here thats taking raping the neighborhood real bad on the rates and everything they supposed to have a water system and everything Financial capabilities are running the system out here. That's what the rules for TNRCC and they will not use that rule They got somebody out here is not financially capable. They're charging high rates for this unpotable water It's a third world neighborhood we've been fighting it for seven years Somebody got to help us out of your one way or the other

CHAPTER 07 / 12 Discussion

Christopher Brown, Medical Needs and Basic Human Rights

Christopher Brown discusses the extreme difficulty of raising two small children with serious medical conditions in a neighborhood without clean water. His children require sterile water for their stomas and colostomy bags, yet the family is forced to use water from a fire plug. He pleads for basic human rights and the ability to bathe his children safely without fear of losing his home.

christopher brown· medical needs· colostomy bags· sterile water· human rights

13:30 and I've been on TV, I go to Commissioner's Court every week. I go to Williamson County and Travis County both. I'll go the City Council in the city of Round Rock trying to fight them, try get some help out there but we all get a fire plug on two inch water line My name is Christopher Brown i live in Northridge Acres have lived here my entire life have two small children that have medical needs and we can't even I could not even bathe my children in the water that it's here Mike's here to help us out make sure We get water to our neighborhood. We've been asking for help repeatedly for the past five years and nothing seems to happen, we're just a poor community. We're trying to get help. We live right here between two cities where we are being crampacked right in the middle I have got businesses on both sides of my neighborhood there's traffic and loud noises yeah and we put up with all that but

14:22 We need the basic rights that all people need, we need water. And that's what we're trying for. We're trying to make sure that we don't lose our homes to the fact that we don't have water which can very well happen when we can lose our homes Have two very small children. They both have colostomy bags, you know anything about a medical condition they have stomas They have to be cleaned regularly and it has to be clean sterile water You can't even bathe in the water here I mean we get water from a fire plug that's this that's no way to live there's no way for anyone to live Hi my name is Estela Dimas and I leave her six years two north Northridge acres and

CHAPTER 08 / 12 Discussion

Estela Dimas, SSI Struggles and Mr. King

Estela Dimas expresses outrage over water bills exceeding $300 for two months, which she cannot afford on her $520 monthly SSI payment. She identifies a "Mr. King" as the individual responsible for the high rates and poor service, accusing him of lying to residents and trying to force them out. Dimas vows to stay in her home despite the financial pressure and lack of drinkable water.

estela dimas· ssi· water bills· mr. king· price gouging

15:00 I've been having a lot of trouble here. They even cut my water off about three weeks ago, something like that when they cut my water off just and went no! They didn't send me notice. They didn't let me know that they were going to cut it. I was without water for two days until they decided themselves to come and turn it on The bill that I'm paying right now is outrageous 300 and something for two months. I don't think that's fair it's a hundred and fifty six dollars in 28 cents just for last month, and it's 150 something for the other month That's I mean these people are crazy They're trying I don't know what they're trying to do run us off starve us I'm not starvus but they have us here without water. I've been sick I

15:53 And I don't think these people are, Mr. King whoever this man is, I wish they could get him out of here because I am fed up with his bull that he brings over here to us all these worries We are poor people here in Northridge we cannot afford these bills and what can we do? We cannot pay them They come and shut our water off We have puppies, I mean...I need my water. I have children here too that stays with me that need the damn water! So I would appreciate if somebody would please help us to get this king out of here whatever go to his kingdom somewhere else and leave us alone

16:40 We can run this water system better than he can. He's nothing but a damn liar, excuse my language! But that is the way I feel... He is nothing but a damn liar and tells us we have to get up from our booty and we have to pay these bills no matter what, we have to pay them. I cannot afford it-I am a lady that's not retired but I receive SSI $520 dollars per month How can I pay my rent, my water bill? A hundred and something. That's crazy! I used to only pay twenty-something dollars a month and look at now... Look at the bill now what is going to become of Northridge now He is trying to make us move. I think that it's his problem he wants us to move out here And we're not going anywhere

CHAPTER 09 / 12 Discussion

Infrastructure Disparity, Plea for Alex Jones Intervention

Residents point out the hypocrisy of surrounding apartment complexes and businesses having full city water access while Northridge Acres remains on a contaminated fire hydrant. They describe the water as "slop" that is unfit for pets and claim the local water tank hasn't been cleaned in years. The segment concludes with a direct plea for Alex Jones to use his platform to fix the water crisis.

alex jones· water tank· fire hydrant· infrastructure· contamination

17:35 Get it through your head, Mr. King! We're not going anywhere You are not going to run us off I hope you see this tape And if you want to come on down, I wanna meet you myself The apartments across here next door to us have water from the city La Frontera just started their rebuilding there and they got water from the city There's more apartments over here to the right-hand side, and they have water. Right back here where I'm standing right now there is a lot of companies We are right in the middle here and they do not...I say they DO NOT want to give us water! Why? We have to be drunk drinking water from a fire hydrant Why? Why can't they put water here and they put it all over the place but here

18:32 This is not right. I wish somebody would see this and please try to help us That water tank has not been flushed, this water is not drinkable They keep saying it is but its NOT! I got bottles of water inside my house where I have to buy it every week Twice a week I have to buy water plus pay this? They're crazy, I don't know what's wrong with these people pay $150, $160 a month for water that I don't even drink. And really I can't even wash my clothes because my clothes are dingy from this water where it's so much dirt in it and like I was saying that tank needs to be flushed Because we're drinking all that slop and I do not know what else is in the tank That tank has not been washed or drained or cleaned whatsoever for years and years They need to do something about this place

19:34 We're gonna get Mr. Alex to fix us a water here, yeah and all the problems because my babies have to drink water too And they have to drink this nasty water I don't even give it to my dogs. I buy it. I buy it for them I love my pets very much so they drink the same water I drink Thank you, and I hope I hope somebody will help us like I said before mr.. Alex Please help us please help us get this this water deal fixed because we need it bad. We need somebody to listen to us so bad, please Alex Mr. Alex help us please. Mike Hanson put together that piece I couldn't make it out there last weekend and said Mike you're just as good or better at this stuff go do it and I'll be out there later and uh... Mike Hanson is going to help me and so am I

CHAPTER 10 / 12 Discussion

Mike Hanson Campaign, Black Helicopter Stalking Claims

Alex Jones discusses Mike Hanson's campaign for Precinct 4 and mentions Judge Elshar's support. The conversation shifts to claims of being stalked by "black helicopter people" for several months. Jones and his guests joke about inviting these alleged stalkers to a swearing-in ceremony at the Broken Spoke to get "revenge" through hospitality.

mike hanson· precinct 4· kirk watson· judge elshar· black helicopters

20:41 Again, Mike is running for Precinct 4 and San Bisco Sunlightner it's her district they don't care. They say they can do... and I need water. Thank God, well we know that we're working on it and i want to tell Karen how much we appreciate what she's done out there in that neighborhood you know they have a fact that we've been overlooked for years and she has really done her job and I want so glad she got reelected. Well thank you thank you now tell the black helicopter people about please yeah please this is the first time when Kirk Watson was here earlier the mayor

21:26 It's the first time he's come that the black helicopter people didn't call. I was just thinking about it. Now their voices, I recognize. I'm a single one of them. Us too! Maybe they've changed them. Maybe they've changed their voices. Well, Judge Elshar wrote me a little note about two months ago because these guys have been stalking us for lack of a better word for about four months now and he wrote me a little not that I kept up underneath the dais and it says remember your best revenge is inviting these folks to your swearing in ceremony Mike Hanson you're invited Oh there ya go Is Mike the guy that calls us? Yes yes maybe we could have a party at the beautiful and historical Broken Spoke Hold on, let me let the date go off. Okay go ahead. Say hey we love you Mike! You gotta put everybody on ya know? A lot of firecrackers. Show it to me. Have a good night! Careful

CHAPTER 11 / 12 Discussion

July 4th Campaigning, Brad Clark and Spanish Outreach

During a July 4th event, various supporters including Brad Clark and John Gatsby gather to promote Mike Hanson's candidacy. There is a brief, awkward exchange where a supporter is asked to speak in Spanish to the community. The group discusses the importance of freedom and gaining support from the local population for the upcoming election.

brad clark· john gatsby· spanish· campaign· july 4th

22:50 Hey, John Gatsby. Nice to meet you, Jesse. Hey there on the show too! I've seen y'all gather around the table Bill. Alright Jesse give us something. I need a good commercial. Just wing it. Fireworks or what? No! How about... campaign! Alright! Say his spanish. Alright Mike, I'm glad to be here and uh I wanna buy it. Not buying it! Put that all behind him! Say it in Spanish though to the people. Tell them to get on a boat, come over here. Everything is better and free. Buy everything. Hello, my name is Brad Clark. Look, come to vote for Mike Hanson for the Pocasillan candidate. The number one, the best.

23:59 Did you say anything about their freedom? Uh, no I did not. Yeah! Why is he in this big spitfire? Well... Did you say it- Are they- are you concerned about their freedom being gone? Well, well I did tell them to jump in and both of you, and support you and give you their support. And your a very good person You did tell them that? I did tell him. Have you seen my shoes boy? I got em' going. I wish I had caught him. Ran out of time. I know let me get this date off here huh?

CHAPTER 12 / 12 Discussion

Sandy Smith, Police Raid Recovery and Constitutional Protection

Sandy Smith shares her story of being raided the previous year and credits Mike Hanson with providing essential support during her recovery. She endorses Hanson for Commissioner of Precinct 3 (later corrected to Precinct 4), arguing that he will protect innocent people and uphold the Constitution. The segment ends with a patriotic call to stand against the New World Order and preserve the Republic.

sandy smith· precinct 3· police raid· constitution· new world order

24:44 and speak up real good like you always do. Alright. I'll tell you when, hold on. Okay. Okay hold on, I'll do it. Austin this is Sandy Smith I wanted you to know that Mike helped me a whole lot when i was raided last year and I want everybody to support him in his campaign because he is one of the few people that have really come out and helped me with everything that has happened to me. I want you to know that I appreciate all the support, and I want you to support Mike He's running for commissioner at precinct 3 and I get...

25:38 Hey Austin, I'm Sandy Smith. I'm out here on July the 4th it's been last year i was raided and I just wanted you to know that I'm out here trying to help Mike Henson raise a little money he's running for precinct four and I guarantee ya if you put this man in office you won't have happened to you what happened to me last year innocent people will be heard and they will be protected It won't just be the rich people He is going to listen the Constitution, bless America and to the New World Order. We shall we must and will prevail because were willing to stand up against what's happening God Bless The Republic of The United States!