Topic: Dell

The interview concludes with Alex Jones expressing his fandom for producer Gary Dell'Abate (Baba Booey). Howard Stern promotes Jones's websites, Infowars and Prison Planet, while Jones invites Stern to appear on his program in the future. The hosts reflect on the fascinating nature of the conversation.

The discussion covers the consolidation of global assets, including the British buyout of Amoco and the merger of Chrysler. Humphrey asserts that Russia's utilities and resources are being purchased by centralized financial powers. They also address Michael Dell’s wealth, characterizing him as "small potatoes" compared to the established "old money" aristocracy and pharmaceutical giants being bought by European interests.

A caller laments the rapid growth of Austin, claiming that once-valuable neighborhoods in North Austin have transitioned to Section 8 housing. The discussion touches on the local job market, with the host suggesting that anyone can find high-paying work at companies like Dell or Motorola, while the caller argues that rising rents make $5-6 an hour wages unlivable.

Howard Stern wraps up the interview with Alex Jones, jokingly warning producer Gary Dell'Abate not to leave for Jones's show. Jones promotes a book on Bohemian Grove written by his former cameraman, Mike Hanson. The segment concludes with a call for donations to a P.O. Box in Gonzales, Texas, to fund the digitizing of old VHS tapes.

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.