Alex Jones Announces Infowars Likely to Shut Down on Wednesday

Alex Jones has just announced that his media website, Infowars, will potentially shut down this Wednesday.

After a long battle with the court system, Infowars is set to be auctioned off as part of a $1.5 billion settlement against Alex Jones in a lawsuit from Sandy Hook families.

Mario Nawfal explained:

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: INFOWARS TO END WEDNESDAY AS JONES FACES AUCTION

Alex Jones says Infowars will shut down Wednesday, as court-ordered auctions aim to sell off the show’s assets — from its name and video archives to studio gear — to pay the $1.5 billion judgment to Sandy Hook… pic.twitter.com/M1deX63wav

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 12, 2024

Now, many Alex Jones supporters are hoping to win the auction.

So, if one of these buyers, like Roger Stone, wins, they could keep the site up and running.

Here’s what Alex Jones himself has to say about it:

BREAKING: Infowars To Close Its Doors Wednesday— Alex Jones Responds

Watch/Share the LIVE SHOW here:https://t.co/yZgJmwRqe8 pic.twitter.com/jcr6l6c5YQ

— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 12, 2024

Raw Story reports:

Far-right conspiracy theorist webcaster Alex Jones told his audience Monday that auctioneers are coming to his studio to itemize his equipment and assets, with everything being liquidated — and his Infowars show shutting down Wednesday.

“On Wednesday afternoon, Infowars, the equipment, Infowars.com, InfowarsStore.com, and a whole bunch of other stuff, is at a federal bankruptcy auction,” said Jones, appearing visibly emotional. “From the fake judgments and the rigged trials, where I was found guilty beforehand and they had literal show trials out of the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany.”

“Right when I walked in here during the break, after getting a glass of water, saw the auctioneers inside the building, going around, surveying from the last time they were here, to make sure all the stuff’s here,” he added…

It remains unclear who could end up with Infowars’ assets after the auction. A number of progressive media groups opposed to Jones have expressed interest in the assets, but so have some of his kindred allies on the right, including longtime Trump associate Roger Stone.