the total against alex jones and free speech jones is $28,800,000 initialed by juror 1.llion. to emotional distress damages past and future, $32,600,000. total fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff mark barden and against alex jones and free speech systems at line a and line b, $57,600,000 initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff nicole hockley, slander damages past and future, $32 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $41,600,000. total fair, just and reasonable damages, against alex jones and free speech systems, $73,600,000. initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff ian hockley, defamation/slander damages past and future, $38 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $43,600,000. the total fair, just and reasonable damages against alex jones and free speech systems at line a and line b, $81,600,000. jennifer hensel, defamation/slander damages past and future, $21 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $31 million. the total of fair just and reasonable damages to jennifer hensel at line a and line b, $52 million initial

jones did to them.ges again are about sending a message to other people and to mr. jones about the depravity here, in trying to measure in dollars that depravity such that anybody else who is thinking about spreading lies, like this, can't hide behind the first amendment, that might have been a tactic that mr. jones presented at trial, but of course, he chose to ignore the first part of this proceeding, and that's why he's got to answer up now, not in terms of whether he's liable but just in terms of how much money he's got to pay. >> i want to bring in danny cevallos, another one of our legal analysts with us now. the jury has been deliberating for something like 17 hours here. are you reading anything into that? >> yes, i am. i think the ultimate debate, we never know for sure, because we're not in the jury room, unless they tell us, we won't know, is how to value these damages. the key in any personal injury case is putting up on the board evidence of your damages. now, in a typical motor vehicle acc

jones, 30. jones: our candidates have a history of electing pragmatic governors who are willing to show up, listen, engage and develop growth plans that make a difference and save lives. as governor, i will wake up every day and do that. we need a governor who is focused on problem-solving and not the extremism i'm hearing. >> mr. harrington, 30 seconds. harrington: i was trying to get into this a little bit, describing my campaign when i first started to run for u.s. senate. i started with just a treasurer and myself and we almost raised $100,000. what i want people to see about me is i started with nothing and i am trying to do the best i can running this professional campaign. if you see somebody that is doing well with nothing, i wonder what type of governor that would be when it comes to respect with the people's money. >> the question. a governor has to be credible not only with the general of silly but with the electorate as well. arkansans sanders, you were a press secretary whose candid

andrew, i want to ask what alex jones. new york times has reported that this guy's net worth is about 200 and $70 million. he's basically laughing at this monster verdict that he's got that he's gonna have to pay almost a billion dollars. so, tell us the truth. are these families ever going to get the money they are owed? >> you know, no one knows the answer to that. but i have to tell you, there are lots of ways to dig up money. as you know, stephanie. so there are reports that alex jones is taking a private jet, that he has bodyguards. will you go ahead and subpoena them, and you have them under oath as to who is paying them. and you do a follow the money investigation. what is important to know is in those types of investigations, there is something called civil contempt. and although it says the word a civil. people go to jail for that. so, if you lie and you are hiding money, the bankruptcy judge and the trial judge can send people off to jail. so, you could end up seeing alex jones in jail a lot sooner than you are g

and threats from jones's followers.f had profited. today, a jury in connecticut unanimously ordered that alex jones and his company paid 900 and $65 million in damages to the families of eight victims from that shooting. that comes on top of the $49 million the jones has already been ordered to pay in a similar case in texas. amazingly, jones was alive on his show when today's verdict came out. despite hearing exactly how he had hurt his families, just a staggering amount of pain and anguish that has been described in detail. in detail, over the course of this trial. despite that fact, and the fact that he now faces a billion dollars in damages, alex jones still believes that this is all just one big joke. >> the judge looks pleased, probably $200 million. i don't have any money, it's all a big joke. >> $55 million. >> yeah! >> yeah! >> $28,800,000. >> get those numbers up! >> 87 million, $600,000. >> get those numbers up! >> $73,600,000. >> i want to be the billion dollar man. i bet they actually believe they're doing

kevin jones's police interview.rosecutor told the jury, was kevin's capacity for violence. in full view. sitting and listening to this, kevin's father worried how easy it might be for jurors to convict his son. >> it was just a nightmare. >> yet, kevin's parents never wavered in their belief that their son was just as innocent as he told the police he was. they even bet the family farm on it. >> we put it up as collateral. >> and used the money to buy their son the best defense they could. and he needed it. kevin's lawyers knew their client had become the local poster boy for evil. >> when you've got something that was this serious. that is this bad. this girl was brutally murdered. >> somebody's got to pay -- >> somebody has to pay. >> somebody, but not kevin, said attorney michael robbins. they said the read out of that polygraph to an independent expert who reported that the questions seem designed to make sure kevin fail. the rest of the state's evidence, said the defense, didn't wash either. that bloody palm pr

jones is, correct? okay, yeah. [laughter] >> which wasn't the case, actually, right? >> right. >> sevenn' years ago people, you know, this entire room would be like, i don't know, i'm coming up empty. yeah, it's hard to know exactly. he is conspiratorial by nature. you know, one of, one of his employees told me it doesn't really matter if alex jones believes what he says. it matters that his listeners do. and, you know, there were millions of o them, and they wee willing to defend those false beliefs with violence. >> and he washe operating on the fringes of media at the time. >> yes. >> and i remember interviewing, i was completely struck by with it, that i oddly enough had ralph reid at one of my early conferences. i was noticing that the right wing was doing rather welch online, and it was because they had been zeroed out of other media with. so here they found a very fertile ground to get their -- talk radio was another area -- >> which was jones. >> but alternative media was what they were looking

this is not over for alex jones. he's already been foul liable in these cases and he will soon face a new trial in texas in a lawsuit brought by the parents of another sandy hook victim. david? >> eva pilgrim leading us off here tonight. eva, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to those reported tornados as we come on, and the severe weather moving into the northeast this time tomorrow. washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york right up to boston. all part of the same system, the winds spinning up lake geneva, wisc wisconsin. there were tornado warnings near milwaukee today. and a line of storms moving across central arkansas. lightning and hail there. this heavy rain and the flood ritzing on the way for the northeast. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. you know, as we get deeper into fall, these fronts, these jet scream stream energy only get stronger, which means nor severe weather. the six reported tornadoes in southern wisconsin today from waukesha to milw

yes, so alex jones. we love this part out of our narrative was a regular on our tea so he would get up. this is russia today. yeah, russia today kremlin funded state tv. he would get up in the middle of the night, you know, his ex-wife told me clamber out of bed, you know ready to go on our tea at all hours. he was eager to expand his platform by whatever means necessary. he's been a putin fan and apologist from the start. he admires that and i actually think and you know, paul and i have talked about this. when i was a reporter in eastern europe, it was you know, even then not terribly long ago. it would have taken a pretty sophisticated foreign adversary like russia to sew the kind of disinformation that we are doing ourselves and if we're worried about russia interfering in our next election, don't worry about it because we've already done it and we'll do it again, right? so it's ours. it's not where these groups in this country. yeah, but was he funded now, but talk about bots one, you know, i asked

and threats from jones' followers. while alex jones himself has profited. today a jury in connecticut unanimously ordered that alex jones and his company pay $965 million in damages to the families of eight victims from that shooting. that comes on top of the $49 million jones has been ordered to pay in a similar case in texas. amazingly jones was live on his show when the verdict came out and despite hearing exactly how he hurt the families, a staggering amount of pain and anguish described in detail, in detail over the course of the trial, despite that fact, and the fact that he now faces a billion dollars in damages, alex jones still believes this is all just one big joke. >> the judge looks pleased. probably $200 million? i don't have any money. it's all a big joke. >> yeah! >> $55 million. >> yeah! >> $48 million. >> yeah! whoo! >> $28,800,000. >> get those numbers up. >> that's better. >> get those numbers up. >> $73,600,000. >> yeah. if we don't hit a billion, i'm not happy. i want to be the billion dollar man.

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a father of another victim says he was chased by a jones supporter.ndalized his son's grave. quote, this is so sacrosanct and hallowed a place for my family to hear that people were desecrating on it and urinating on and threatening to -- i don't know how to articulate you how it feels. alex jones is facing multiple defamation suits from the sandy hook families, including a defamation suit from texas where he was ordered to pay nearly 100 $50 million in damages, although that was captain reduced on appeal. for the past four weeks, jones has once again been on trial for his sandy hook lies, this time in a civil definite defamation suit in connecticut, of course the state where the massacre happened. throughout the trial, jones remained unrepentant, even as he was confronted with the unthinkable consequences of his actions. >> the families that lost children, sisters, wives, mothers. i've already said i'm sorry, and i'm done saying i'm sorry. i don't generate this, i was in the first baseman say. they might be blamed for this, as the lofted, so they rej

and it is not just about alex jones. the business model for so many of far-right extremists. so many bigots. this is a really sign that says, you want to skate on this thin ice here, well, sometimes you might get away with it. sometimes you might not. but the profit model is not going to work for you, or at least it is not certain to work. and this entire enterprise of pretending that what you are doing is protected by your first amendment is starting to look really dubious. >> yeah, marianne franks, appreciate your time tonight, paul callan as well, thank you, just ahead, new reporting leading up to the fbi search of mar-a-lago in august. and what an employee of the former president has now told investigators. new details tonight on the hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. ♪ my relationship with my cre

we award damages to each plaintiff against alex jones and free speech systems llc.umber 1, compensatory damages, instructions. fill in both numbers for each plaintiff. please enter your damages, assessments for each plaintiff. to robert parker, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $60 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $60 million. total reasonable damages to plaintiff robert parker, add line and line b, $120 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff david wheeler, a, defamation/slander damages past and future, $25 million. b, emotional distress past and future, $30 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line ballistic missile. $55 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff francine wheeler. a, defamation and slander damages, past and future, $24 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. total and fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler and against alex jones and free spee

team opted not to cross examine him and jones never took the stand again during the trial. his attorney saying this after the verdict was read today. >> certainly it's more than we expected. that's an understatement, but we looked very much forward to an appeal in this case. >> reporter: even as the verdict came down alex jones on his show mocking the verdict saying he has no money. his attorney says they plan to appeal this decision. the plaintiff's attorney says they are going to fight this to the very end. now the plaintiffs are going to also be awarded punitive damages but the amount is going to be determined at a later court date. brynn gingras, cnn, waterbury, connecticut. >> jones claims he doesn't have the money to pay the compensatory damages. he's indicating even if he did, he wouldn't and called the verdict a travesty. >> 57 million. 20 million. 50 million. 80 million. 100 million. blah. blah. you get a million. you get 100 million, you get 50 million. do these people actually think they're going to get any meoney? i can keep them in court for years and appeal th

a jury found jones guilty of defamation for claiming victims. parents were actors calling the sandy hook shooting a hoax and even mocking the grieving parents. the families and the fbi agent testified they received violent threats because of jones comments. jones's legal team claimed those comments are protected under the constitution . today is a very, very, very dark day for freedom of speech. nearly billion dollar verdict comes two months after a jury in texas awarded other sandy hook families nearly $50 million last year, jones was found liable in four other defamation cases he's now filed for bankruptcy, claiming he has no money, but that may be tough to prove, according to lee. eagle analyst dan abrams, assuming this verdict is upheld. he's not going to be able to keep having the everyday items. so a wealthy person like alex jones has everything. could be subject to this judgment. and so as a result, he's going to have to portray himself as totally broke , and that's not that easy to do . jones is expected to appeal the verdict in connecti

somebody else will take alex jones' place because alex jones is still celebrated in the republican partyp on their social media feeds. i think this is a good day for the sandy hook families but there's going to be another alex jones out there unless the republican party and the right fully condemns this movement. >> and in fact, senator, to your point, he's making himself a martyr, i will not pay, this will not stand. go to my web site to pay money so i can pay some of it. he's declared bankruptcy. you have gotten to know the families so well over the last decade, and it has been almost ten years now since the terrible day at sandy hook. can you just speak a little bit more, senator, to what you know they've gone through, i mean, the details of the harassment they have suffered, death threats they have received. many families having to move several times to dodge people who have been sent out by alex jones to pursue them. what have their lives been like as they try to grapple with the unthinkable thought that their first grader was slaughtered inside an elementary school classroom. okay.

jones. his vow to appeal the judgment anisette, his company's bankruptcy status will protect his and for a war show. for now. and a quick reminder of our top story, russia has launched an air offensive on ukraine for the 4th straight day. this time targeting the key region and the southern city of mich alive, the attack comes just hours of the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to illegally annex for regions of ukraine. and that's what we have time for businesses up next. the venezuelan, i'm and you can mckinnon. thanks so much for working with i have been sent. i have.

, jones' lawyer say they plan to appeal but his legal troubles are far from over. jones faces yet another defamation trial back in texas involving other parents suing him over his false conspiracy claims lester >> rehema ellis, thank you. let me bring in nbc news legal analyst, danny savalas. the moment the verdict came down and i heard people saying will he check for a million have to pay? what's the likelihood he writes a check for a million dollars? >> the money is not in the bank yet in appeals court connecticut won't touch the verdict unless it is plainly excessive. but how do you measure what is mainly excessive? there's never been a verdict quite like this one last week in connecticut another court awarded a paralyzed man $100 million. reportedly believed to be the highest verdict in connecticut ever. so do you compare that 100 million to $1 billion here not likely those are very different cases. so it's difficult to forecast whether an appeals court will overturn this, but they'll look at it closely unfortunately for these plaintiffs >> all right, danny, th

and it's not just about alex jones.e business model for so many far right extremists, so many bigots. this says you want to skate on thin ice here. well, sometimes you might get away with it, sometimes you might not, but the profit model is not going to work for you or at least it's not certain to work. and this entire enterprise of pretending what you are doing is protected by the first amendment is starting to look really dubious. >> yeah, marry anne franks, appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. just ahead new reporting leading up to the fbi's search of mar-a-lago in august and what an employee of the former president has now told investigators. in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! well, almost perfect. don't worry. sell with confidence to opendoor. yes! -done. request a cash offer at opendoor.com we desperately need more affordable housing, but san francisco takes longer than anywhere to issue new housing permits. proposition d is the only me

all along alex jones' attorney has said jones is s of li his fst trial, jones already ordered to pay a third trial later this year. norah? >> nikki battiste, thank you for being there. >>> well, president biden is facing pressure from his own party to punish a major strategic partner. democrats argue the recent move by saudi arabia to cut oil production is bad for the u.s. and good for russia. and it comes as the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.92. that's up 9 cents in just the last week. cbs' nancy cordes is traveling with the president in california. >> we will take action. >> reporter: a vague warning from president biden about consequences for a global oil giant. >> we're going react to saudi arabia. >> reporter: but that wasn't specific enough for some senate democrats. >> we can't take this sitting down. >> reporter: they're pushing him to freeze arm sales to saudi arabia, or pull all u.s. troops out of the country after the saudis and other oil producing nations known as opec plus chose about 2%.ldwide oil production the move c puspr back up and boost russia's oil r

>> i just can't understand what makes alex jones be alex jones. right? you look at him and think, what kind of person would inflict this kind of pain. you would not inflict on someone you hated. you wouldn't even do this to the worst enemy, and here he does it to this part to these people who have had one of the worst things that could ever happen to you in your life happen. and then just, you know, poured gasoline on the fire and keep growing and growing and get worse and worse for them. this is just a person that i can't begin to understand. and then to act like an aggrieved party when you're held accountable and say they're never gonna get the money. >> taunting. >> yeah, taunting people. it's sadistic. he just loves to make them suffer even more than they've suffered. and it helps him make money. that's the thing, he actually has enriched himself off of pushing this. so, there's a benefit to him but he does seem to enjoy it. >> here's the -- list of this. >> money is all that alex jones cares about. and the only way to even begin to start to explain,

all along, alex jones' attorney has said jones is not responsible for the actions of his listeners.s first trial, jones was already ordered to pay $50 million, and he still faces a third trial later this year. norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you for being there. well, president biden is facing pressure from his own party to punish a major strategic partner. democrats argue, the recent move by saudi arabia to cut oil production is bad for the u.s. and good for russia, and it comes as the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.92. that's up nine cents in just the last week. cbs' nancy cordes is traveling with the president in california. >> we will take action. >> reporter: a vague warning from president bien about consequences for a global oil giant. >> we're going to react to saudi arabia. >> reporter: but that wasn't specific enough for some senate democrats. >> you know, we can't take this sitting down. >> reporter: they're pushing him to freeze arms sales to saudi arabia, or pull all u.s. troops out of the country, after the saudis and other oil-producing nations,

in mother jones published a story on the right. and had that that to me is a real illustration of how you want many different voices and many different perspectives. and the great news is those are starting to happen. that collage look you know mother jones is just of one of the tiles over there on the right there are now more than two hundred nonprofit news organizations all over the country i'm sure there's one where you live there are ones you know focusing on particular issues there are ones focused on particular community there are ones have to. is there when. the there are in total of two thousand people now working in nonprofit newsrooms all over america and this movement is. you can find them if you want at of the institute for nonprofit news i. n. n. dot org- and you can look at what they're doing whether there's one in your town they all do fundraising the end of the year so there are ways you know to get involved. at any level that you want but the great news is this is a movement that's spreading its act by spreading ar

jones today, but know you're looking at someone who's down a billion. and what he says about what you did allude to and it is important because it relates back to politics and policy in america and the way that people are trying to discredit families who speak out about gun violence and discredit these shootings, which are of course a weekly part of life in america. here's mr. jones. >> they want to scare everybody away from freedom and scare us away from questioning uvalde and what really happened there or parkland or any other event. guess what, we're not scared and we're not going away and we're not going to stop. >> you see there, jason. questioning uvalde. something that again, took the lives of so many innocent children. and that was a documented, well covered event. sadly the way people talk about the news covering these things. we had people on the ground, families all over the place. we covered the funerals. despicable the way he's moving today, but i give you the final word on that and anything else you think today means in a huge victory of t

jones is openly anti-trans. jones is openly anti-gay. jones says lgbtp.e what that rhetoric has led to in pizzagate and january 6th. there is real ramifications to what jones talks about. regardless of how you think of him, it's important to pay attention to him. i just think it's less important to allow him to control the narrative. >> so, you know, you obviously -- you were inside this room, but you actually decided that this narrative -- you pulled yourself out of the narrative. you disavowed him. i mean, how did that happen for you, and how do you do that for other people? >> oh, it's such an important question. and i don't know if i have the answer for everyone. but i know that i was lucky enough to be with my partner. her name is lace y. and i was lucky enough to be with someone who was willing to push me and stick by me and force me to question things and force me to continue to look at my actions while in that place. so, i think that might be the most important thing is for families and loved ones to have conversations with people. because unfortu

humanity. >> reporter: apps jones' defense team opted not to cross examine him, and jones never tooking the trial. his attorneys saying this after the verdict today. >> certainly it's more than we expected. that's an understatement. but we look very much forward to an appeal in this case. >> reporter: even as the verdict came down, jones was on his show essentially mocking the verdict, saying he has no money. his attorney says they are going to appeal this decision. the plaintiffs' attorney says they are going to fight this to the very end so they get their machine. the plaintiffs are also going to receive punitive damages, however, the amount is going to be determined at a later court date. >> brin gingras, standby. joey jackson and drew griffin, who's done a lot of reporting on this, let's talk a little bit about what's going on right now. joey, what message did this jury send with this very, very powerful verdict today? >> you know, wolf, they sent the message of truth. they sent a message of accountability. this is what truth looks like. we've lived in a society where lies, shoul

jones is now one step closer to being returned to his family.the car, they show us his personal effects. >> this is his personal body cross, which he was wearing. he was a religious guy. >> what's your feeling in this moment? you've been working toward this for a long time to try to get joshua jones back to his family. >> we are proud of country, of our team. we are proud of president. and we are proud that we are saving lives because, you know, even when somebody is dying, his family continue to live. and they cannot live normally if they know that they don't have a place where to come for their son. >> reporter: thanks to their efforts, joshua's mother, misty gossett in tennessee, will soon have the chance to say good-bye to her son. >> joshua was -- he was a soldier. he was a born soldier. he was named after the battle of jericho, and he proved he lived up to his name. so, valiantly. and i feel like the weight of the world has been lifted off of me. >> reporter: a name and a life that will be remembered even half a world away. jake, at least

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well, i don't have the sense that alex jones is a billionaire. that is, has multi billions of dollars and can actually afford a $1000000000.00 verdict. what will happen though, is that plaintiff's council will go after all the assets that he does have in those assets will get split up between the parties. the plaintiffs consistent with the way that the jury a rule. so we don't know how much he has. my understanding is that he is a wealthy man, or was a wealthy man. he's an incredible debt now, but that they can do things. an american court system, like i put his house up for sale, sale his cars, a sell his belongings or at work that sort of thing. and then from that they can a mass money to pay the plaintiffs. and what options this whole have. i mean, can he and as low as appeal this without yes, we have several options. first, they will file what's called the motion of remitted tour remitted or is a latin word in the american judicial system. that simply means that the judge can remit or lower the verdict without ordering a new trial. so you can

jones testified. today on his show, jones reacted in real time, again asking his viewers for donations. his attorney said he would appeal. >> in the course of my career i have never seen a trial like this. >> reporter: family members testified they were harassed by followers of jones. david wheeler lost his sir,-year-old son, benjamin. >> people were, you know, accusing me of lying, telling me ben never lived, telling me i was going to burn in hell. >> reporter: it is unlikely the victims' families will receive the full payout. all along, alex jones' attorney has said jones is not responsible for the actions of his listeners. in his first trial, jones was already ordered to pay $50 million, and he still faces a third trial later this year. norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you for being there. president biden is facing pressure from his own party to punish a major strategic partner. democrats argue the recent move by saudi arabia to cut oil production is bad for the u.s. and good for russia.

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and alex jones was part of this, but certainly not the entire problem.'ve had, you know, pizzagate and charlottesville and coronavirus myths and then the 2020 presidential election conspiracy theories that led to the january 6 capitol insurrection. so they really are saying we have a societal problem here, and they're trying to draw attention to it. money is something that might get alex jones to stop doing this and stop targeting vulnerable people, or really anyone with these false theories. but really, what they're standing up for here is the broader truth. and they're trying to send a signal that there is a problem in society right now where people are choosing their own facts and their own reality and their own truth. and this is extremely dangerous, not just to vulnerable people, but to our democracy. stephanie: elizabeth williamson, thank you so much for the context. obviously, you are in th courthouse, so we're hearing some noise, but we appreciate you joining the newshour. elizabeth: it's my pleasure, stephanie. thank you. ♪ amna: for nearly thre

and in f b i agent who was also targeted by jones. i can really just tell them what we are able to accomplish. to simply tell the truth. it shouldn't be this hard isn't very clear during the trial, jones didn't help this case telling the family he's done apologizing. something he defended a fight. of course, i've apologized for passing. i said to her feelings, but i wasn't the 1st person the question. and i apologize, years ago it's estimated jones in his companies are worth between $135.00 and $270000000.00. he is trying to shield his assets by declaring bankruptcy, but that's not always guaranteed to work still and will say this could make future conspiracy theorist think before attacking victims of hers a crimes. again, these families last young children see and 7 years old, 6 teachers also died that day. jones was in court that back on the airwaves using this trial to raise money. not for those, he hurt double, but for himself, we're not scared. and we're not going away, and we're not going to stop and literally for hundreds of th

but without alex jones.ng the whole thing. plus, the final emotional testimony before both sides rested a case. >>> don't mess with chess . they will come for you. they will come for you. a 19-year-old ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> alex jones pieced today, got on his jet and went home. as he put it, he is boycotting his most recent sandy hook defamation trial the new york times reports jones packed up all of his entourage and all of his stuff and security guards and hopped on a private jet right out of connecticut. today in court, his lawyer said info wars host decided not to take the stand again despite previously saying he would. >> testifying in the court but the court orders , committing perjury if he violated the court orders criminal attend i

jones was not in the courtroom for this verdict.eal time appearing to mock the sandy hook families h take a hook. >> the judge looks pleased. probably $20,000 million. it's a joke. they believe they're getting this money. they believe all their own stuff. $57 million? $20 million. $100 million. you get $100 million. you get $50 million happening. ain't going to happening. we don't have money. we're not scared, not going to go away and not going to stop. for hundreds of thousands of dollars i can keep them in court for years. i can appeal this stuff. we can stand up against this travesty it's a joke. >> simply loathe some. as you heard there, jones suggested his victims won't see any money. he placed his company free speech systems into bankruptcy with sandy hook families challenged in court as an attempt by jones to avoid paying the damages he owes. joining us now, luke broadwater. alex jones, of course, hard to even know what to say about the reaction there. scrutiny over the january 6th capital attack. remind viewers what his role

now what alex jones said or didn't say, is one thing. it's one thing for me to say that in the event did not occur. it's another thing for me to say that you, perhaps, as the victim of a family is making it up and you are a part of a lie. and the reason what was suggested theoretically, was that, and this was the theory, positive was that this was a false flag. this never occurred in order to incur the wrath in the iowan, the anger of the american people to perhaps make them repeal the 2nd amendment. our guarantee of the right to bear arms had to cause some type of a political and constitutional conflagration that was alleged by not just alex jones by a lot of people. it was despicable. it was terrible. i'm not here to argue against that or for it. but what i'm saying is the most important news here is being overlook. how many times have you or i, or anybody said that an event as proclaimed by a government did not take place. that an event, as stated by a government or a police store, an army was either exaggerated or was not as bad, or

do you think that the sides of judgment has an impact on either alex jones or people like alex jones. because he's landing a very hard lesson here. week he first talked about sandy hook and said that it might be a hoax, that was roughly two and half hours after the shooting, i was still in a firehouse at the time and i didn't love my son was alive or dead and he was already saying this. but he said this in 2013 and 14 and 16 and 18 after there was over wyoming evidence that this happened. this event happened. he kept spreading the lies and that's where you are talking about free speech, but this is about maliciously spreading lies that you know to be false. and so he needs to be held accountable, but is it going to stop him? i don't know. such a narcissist, i don't know if he will really be able to grasp the effects on, this but i think for everyone else they will stop and i think alex jones might think twice before he starts spreading lies about another mass shooting, and that is what he is trying to do. >> used to be a standup, but now disinformation perilous all over the world, but

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