The Onion Takes Over Infowars, Satire Reigns

0:00It's April 24th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. The onion just scooped up Alex Jones' Infowars brand after his company's win bankrupt from over $1 billion in defamation judgments tied to. The Sandy Hook shooting. Courts are liquidating his assets, and now the satirical crew is rebranding the whole operation with a big capital W on Infowars. Their new show stars, a character riffing on old school conspiracy vibes, digging into what really went down with President John F. Kennedy's. Assassination. It's all spoof, flipping the script on the wild theories Jones used to push for decades. Families of the 26 victims from that 2012 Sandy Hook massacre, including 20 young kids age 6 and 7, finally see some, justice. Jones called them crisis actors, sparking years of harassment and threats, but as lawyer says this takeover cuts his reach way down. Comedy vet Tim Heidegger is steering the creative side, turning the toxic platform into

1:04a spot for laughs and satire. The onions parent company grabbed it with investors, pending final court okay from Texas. Jones ain't done yet, planning broadcast through a fresh outfit, but this twist has the far right echo chamber, shaking up in ways nobody saw coming.