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The Onion May Take Over InfoWars

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In a twist of irony, a Texas court hearing today could potentially hand control of Alex Joness InfoWars to The Onion, the satirical paper, amidst Joness legal battles over Sandy Hook slander. The Onion is reportedly considering a deal to license InfoWars intellectual property for $81,000 a month, potentially transforming the conspiracy site into a comedy platform.

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The Onion May Take Over InfoWars

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!The Onion May Take Over InfoWars. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Texas court hearing today might hand control of Alex Jones' info wars to the onion, that sharp satirical paper, while Jones battles 1.4. Billion dollars in judgments for slandering Sandy Hook families. The deal on the table has the onion paying $81,000 a month to license info wars intellectual property from a court receiver, grabbing exclusive rights for six months with a chance to extend another six. This stems from Jones pushing hoax lies about the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre that killed 20 kids and six educators claiming it was. All stays by crisis actors to grab guns, leading to years of death threats and harassment for the victim's families. Jones hit back with an emergency appeal to pause things, arguing the onion just wants to tank his company's value and fool his fans, but the hearing, with Judge Maya Guarragamble, who ran the Sandy Hook trial, is still on. Hearing info wars running pays the bills for vendors and staff right now, preserving its

worth for creditors, so if the judge greenlights this, it, could shift the whole conspiracy side into fresh comedy territory real quick, stay informed with Hartford News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.

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