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“Sued For $2.75 TRILLION!” - Alex Jones CLAIMS Plot To DESTROY InfoWars After Sandy Hook
13 Feb 2026
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Chapter 1: What updates does Alex Jones provide about InfoWars?
Speaking of that, I'd like to give you an update on what's happening with InfoWars. Go for it. Okay, because I've seen you guys cover it, and you've been very overall fair, but I don't blame you not knowing, because it would take years for you to know it all, okay? Because I didn't understand it until later in the process.
So, 12, 13 years ago, a kid on a bunch of SSRIs, his mom buys a rifle, he goes, reportedly shoots a bunch of kids at the school in Connecticut. I don't ever say that it was staged for the exact number, like a year or something. professors in Florida and Wisconsin and a bunch of other places, they come out and they say they think it didn't happen.
And then they start giving what their evidence is. It becomes this sensation on the internet. Hundreds of millions of views. Some videos per video on YouTube. Tens of millions.
Chapter 2: How did the Sandy Hook incident impact Alex Jones and InfoWars?
My listeners are demanding I have these guys on. So I have them on. I have them debate newspaper editors that think it did happen. And I probably did like 10 shows on it total over the years. They put into evidence suing me 22 minutes. And it was just me with a collar going, I think it's fake. I can see it's synthetic. Yeah, fake. And then they would use that
To then say, I sent people to pee on the kids' graves and all this stuff that never happened, period. You understand? Much less for me. And then Hillary runs $25 or $26 million, whatever it was of ads, the last month of the run in 2016, saying, Trump says Alex Jones is amazing. Alex Jones says this never happened. And they show like a three-second clip of me saying synthetic fake.
Then Trump wins. Well, then I didn't know what was happening. They start running, I'm not exaggerating, hundreds of articles a day, sometimes thousands. I get the Google alerts because it'd be like an AP article would be everywhere syndicated. Some days 33,000 articles, but it would be AP in 25,000 places. But I'd be on every channel.
Remember for months and months and years and years, like they were invading a country. And I didn't understand, well, they were running ads through these charities that were set up in association with Bloomberg and the families. Whenever you hear the families, there's 20 families. Six people from like a few couple families are who sued me. I only ever said the name of one parent, okay?
Under the law, you're not supposed to be able to sue somebody unless you said their name. So I didn't know what was happening until last year when we got the documents. People pointed it out where to find it. Mike Benz type folks, not him. It was in the public record. So I'm sitting there for like two years before they sued me. I haven't even talked about it in years before they sued me.
I'm like, I think it happened. Stop saying I did this to you. They were running ads on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter where it wasn't for gun control. It's Alex Jones attacking us. They're attacking us. We need money. So we later learned they raised at one charity just run by two of the parents $300 million off of my name over like a five-year period and directly off of me.
Like they attacked me. The money goes for nothing. They sue me this.
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Chapter 3: What legal challenges is Alex Jones currently facing?
The show trials happened. Boom. We then learned that the Justice Department would pay the Connecticut law firm one to two weeks before each time they would put their bill in each year, and then the Justice Department would give that exact charity, those couple of them, millions of dollars. We have all the screenshots off the federal websites, all this, okay?
there's a lawsuit being filed imminently probably even today finally my civil rights lawsuit for all of this so i didn't understand what's going on like why i'm on every channel i barely ever talked about this i'm in restaurants people want to quit making your money off those kids they're saying i made hundreds of millions of these kids they're saying i have hundreds i never made hundreds of millions my company had made gross hundreds of millions but that's like you sell a water filter and you make 35 on it this guy sold 10 000 10 million dollars of water filters yeah we made three and a half million bucks and we advertising a crew it's like you know you know business
Say, look, this company made $60 million this year. Yeah, and about $20 million of it was general profit. You pay half the taxpayer employees. So, but they're saying, he's got hundreds of millions he made off these people. They're telling the juries, but here's the key. They said I never gave them discovery. I gave them all the discovery. Everything was made up that I didn't give them discovery.
Then the judges find me guilty. It's called a default, which they did to Mike Lindell recently last year. Mike Lindell said Smartmatic and Dominion were doing things that were wrong. They've since been indicted. They've since had to admit a lot of it. But you know what happened to Mike Lindell? Six months ago, the federal judge said you...
I'm ruling, you can type this in, judge finds Mike Lindell guilty, smartmatic. The judge said, I find you guilty. There's no way to access a smartmatic remotely or by the internet, even though it's built into them with phones. And so now he's going to tell a jury this year that Mike is guilty and the jury will rule against him. So that's default right there, okay? Judge rules.
My pillow guy, Mike Wendell, defames Smartmatic with false claims. He was defaulted. But in this case, the judge didn't even say he didn't give him discovery. They don't want his discovery. It's all to prove he was right. They... The judge is finding that it's impossible because these machines cannot be accessed. They have cell phones built into them and ports plugged into them.
We have famous cases in the elections where the Dominion and Smartmatic crews come in during the elections and plug in. Everybody knows that. So the point is this fundamental lie, this is how they get you now. We need major reform over this default garbage. So both judges in Texas and in Connecticut find me guilty.
They didn't have show trials after four years suing me one month after the next, right before the midterms.
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Chapter 4: How does Alex Jones describe the media's portrayal of him?
Okay. Last time before 20 for 2024, no, no 2022. And so I'm in there and there's lights and they're, they're putting powder on the judge and the other people. And, and the, and the judge, you know, kicks the jury out and just cuts off the YouTube feed and says, now there's 20 things you can't say. You can't say you're innocent. You can't say you don't have 400 million, you know, all this stuff.
And, and I'm like, And so people said, why aren't my lawyers defending me? She would then go have conferences behind the deal, not let them have a record of it, and tell them, I'll sanction you, I'll sanction you, you can't do this. So it was literally totally rigged. First time guilty, but now she's got to have the show trial where the jury's told I'm guilty, given false evidence.
They put on days of evidence that I had $300 million in the bank. The man never examined our files. It was just totally made up. He said our whole business model was different than it was. He talked like the first of the hell of the third. It wasn't even... And then the jury, we talked to them later. They go, well, since you got $360 million, we thought they deserved 10% of your money.
I mean, you know, $45 million. And meanwhile, I was negative in the bank then and had never made more than myself like $8 million, $10 million a year. Okay, those are my best years ever. I need it for legal fees anyways. So I'm just sitting here, and the judge said those two days, you are not allowed to put on a defense.
We had to sit there and say not one word why this guy just gets up there and makes up a complete fantasy land. She's literally a, you go to her Facebook, she supports Antifa, everything else. Her judge's name is Guerra Gamble.
Guerra Gamble?
Guerra Gamble.
There it is, yeah, Guerra Gamble.
Yeah, and she is literally, used to have like on her Facebook, blue hair. Her? Yeah, that's her.
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Chapter 5: What fundraising tactics were used against Alex Jones?
If you remember, they asked for... 2.67 trillion or 2.76. What was it? Guys, type in Bloomberg. Sandy Hook family's lawyers asked for over 2 trillion. And so, which is the GDP of India. And it's all about horrifying people. It's all about driving people into submission. So stop it. You got 2.75 trillion now, sorry.
Sandy Hook family said a Connecticut judge should impose the highest possible punitive damages for Alex Jones suggesting by one calculation could be as high as $2.75 trillion. The U.S. couldn't pay that. Countries couldn't pay that. Where did it come up with $2.75 trillion?
The U.S. couldn't pay that right now.
Where did it come up with that number?
They got up and said to the judge. In fact, there's another Bloomberg headline that says lawyers for the families asked for $2.75 trillion. So you ask where this is going. Ladies and gentlemen, it's worse than I'm saying because there's so much to say. They got me in conferences. The only reason I can say this is because they said it outside of the mediations in Connecticut and Texas.
And they said, if you just stop covering guns and stop supporting Trump and all this, we'll just drop all this. So this is all about pure harassment. They also have said they never want money. So they'll say in the news, they'll say in the news, we want money, we want money, we want money. He got all our money. He made money off us. That's not true. Don't have money to make money off them.
They made $300 million off me fundraising, okay? And they got Justice Department money to fund their lawsuits. So on top of it, you've got all these other high-powered politicians involved. But... Now, if they set this precedent, which they're doing it to everybody, Giuliani defaulted, Mike Lindell defaulted, all vindicated, doesn't matter. They're going to do this to everybody.
This is their new thing where they default you and then now I literally have almost no money in the bank under Texas law to keep my house, my car. I don't care. That's fine. But I never had all this money, they said. And so they now, we have it on appeal still to say to Texas, the Supreme Court, Texas is going to overturn it because the stuff she did was crazy.
Even though she found me guilty and the jury agreed to that, she then, two weeks after the show trial, said, I'm finding you guilty of elder abuse because one of the parents is above 63 now. And... I'm going to then bust the cap, it was like a half million dollars, so they could get to their 45 million.
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