The Onion Eyes Infowars: Satire vs Conspiracy

0:00On April 30, a Texas judge is eyeing a deal Thursday where the onion grabs control of Alex Jones' info wars platforms to flip them into comedy spoofs, mocking the conspiracy kingpin. This stems from Jones owing over $1 billion to Sandy Hook families after he peddled lies that the 2012 school shooting was a. Hook stays by crisis actors. Jones is scrambling with last-minute appeals and state and federal courts to block the hearing, but if he loses, he plans to keep broadcasting on his. Social media, new sites, and dozens of radio stations while Hawking supplements in gear that rake in millions yearly. Families of the 21st graders and 6 educators killed testified how Jones's fans hit them with death threats, rape threats, street harassment, and online abuse, turning their grief into a nightmare even as Jones admitted under oath, the massacre was real. Earlier bits fell through when a bankruptcy judge nixed the onion's auction win over bidding glitches, shifting things to state court

1:01where families. Now push liquidation. The onion's fresh pitch is a six-month license deal, paying $81,000 monthly for rent and ops with hires like comedian Tim, Hattaker gearing up for parody gold. Meanwhile, as Jones builds a backup studio, this legal showdown keeps info wars fate hanging, pitting satire against conspiracy cash in a wild clash, over truth and takedowns. This has been Global News Today, powered by AI.