David Freiheit (Viva Frei)

So if they don't grant him relief, well, he's a bad man and nobody's going to feel too bad.

And then this is going to be done to people who are not bad men.

Although I don't think Alex Jones is a bad man, period, and whatever wrongs he did in this case.

I'm going to have to look into that.

But if it's so, he'll go bankrupt and that'll be it.

And they won't collect, you know, if they keep screwing around the way they've been screwing around, they won't get any or they won't get anything meaningful by way of compensation.

But the bottom line in this entire persecution, it was never about compensation for any actual victims of actual intentional infliction of emotional distress.

It was intended to shut Alex Jones down.

He might have been, whether or not, you know, when he said I was in a state of psychosis during his deposition, I don't think he meant it literally.

What I think he meant is he had been conditioned to find conspiracies everywhere, even when they didn't exist.

Much like what people are doing today with the Charlie Kirk assassination, in my humble opinion.

But...

The bottom line is he didn't say as much as everybody seems to think he said.

He didn't go on for years about claiming they were crisis actors or that it never happened.

He said a few silly things here and there, which amounted to minutes.

And then there was years of him saying, no, the children died.

They were angels that were murdered.

And apologized for it repeatedly.

But they put together this 16-minute montage of 10 years of on-air time to make it look like he went on day in and day out about this.

But the bottom line is this also.