This link to one of Eric's radio shows has a caller tell of Alex Jones' rise to fame by selling out the John Gray family to ABC news.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Joe_Gray
https://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/john-joe-grays-militant-group-texas-compound/story?id=9819578
For those of you planning a standoff of your own, John Grey's was successful, after 15 years, all charges were dropped.
Ive had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Whoru in a small grocery store's deli in Yellville, Ar.
He was 82, hale and hearty, but losing his sight.
Just got married to a much younger lady.
If you are planning to push back against the tyranny, but by using the courts, Eric's old shows are worth a listen.
He was the original challenge jurisdiction guy.
https://freedom-school.com/eric-williams/political-jurisdiction.pdf
He says that the CONstitution doesnt grant jurisdiction over everybody, just those willing to accept its jurisdiction.
http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=27767&cmd=tc
His explanation of jurisdictional challenges didnt really come together until 
I can say that between the two of them i have successfully challenged charges in court without a lawyer and plan to use the method going forward.
What really helped me was Eric's chevy analogy.
If gm makes 100 cars and loans them out at 10% interest, how does the extra 10% get paid back?
Where does the extra car come from?
Clearly this is an impossible task.
This is what the banks do by creating money for a loan's principal, but not the interest.
Only by bankrupting at least one of the loans can the others pay back their's.
Every dollar in your pocket is a dollar of somebody else's loan.
Your saving money causes bankruptcies on a massive scale.
Every dollar you have is a dollar's worth of somebody else's misery.
Thank you, very much.