August 15, 2026

Alex Jones Watch

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A furious and shirtless Alex Jones went on an unhinged rant after The Onion gained the rights to lease his site InfoWars, describing the parody news website as a group of “bodysnatchers.”

“Just because you’re wearing my shirt doesn’t mean you’re me, let’s be 100 percent clear about that,” the conspiracy theorist, naked from the waist up, raged Monday.

He continued: “The whole thing’s about defaming me. You can’t take something over and then act like you’re somebody, even if you say it’s a parody. You could do a parody of somebody, but not if you took something from them… So you guys, keep laughing, just like you did a year and a half ago.”

Jones’ outburst came shortly after The Onion revealed its planned relaunch of InfoWars as a satirical site, though the deal still requires court approval. The outlet’s parent company, Global Tetrahedron, has so far gained the rights to lease InfoWars for $81,000 on a month-by-month basis for six months, until potential renewal.

They took this case to delay the trial': Weissmann blasts SCOTUS ...

In a stunning blow to Rule of Law, the Supreme Court of the United States just upheld an egregious $1.4 billion settlement against Alex Jones for accusing the parents of the victims of Sandy Hook of lying about the shooting. The ruling is only increasing the call to President Trump to declare martial law to deal with the insurrection within our own courts.

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On Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court rejected Alex Jones’ appeal of $1.4 billion Sandy Hook judgment.

Alex Jones owed families who lost their children that day $1.4 billion for claiming the massacre was a hoax. Regardless of his remarks how is $1.4 billion a reasonable punishment for speaking your opinion?