One thing I haven't seen mentioned in the ongoing - gestures wildly - is the state of Alex's agreements with radio syndicates.
Now, we all agree that he's obviously not on hundreds of radio stations or whatever he claims. But chances are a decent chunk of his audience are tuning in from there. His audience skew older and less tech-savvy. Can they figure out going to a new domain to watch a live stream of the show? Will they be able to do that on the browsers on their broken iPhone 12s with 1,500 tabs open?
What's the status of Infowars or the Alex Jones Show on the radio, if existing syndication agreements were with Free Speech Systems? If those agreements aren't continuing, I'd have to consider that a huge win, considering some of his listenership would fall off, and his reach to new listeners would be severely limited.
Does anyone know more about this?