Alex Jones Sandy Hook Lawsuit, 2.75 Trillion Dollar Damages
Alex Jones addresses the 2.75 trillion dollar damages sought by Sandy Hook families in Connecticut, comparing the figure to the GDP of India. He claims the legal process involved a "hard default" where he was found guilty without a defense, similar to the "soft default" he alleges occurred in the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against Fox News. Jones asserts that financial experts inflated his net worth to $400 million despite him having only $2 million in the bank at the time of the trial.
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00:00 Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory. I know this life meant for me. Yeah, why would you bet on Goliath when we got bet David? Value payment, giving values contagious. This world of entrepreneurs, we get no value to hate. And I didn't run, homie, look what I've become. I'm the, I'm the. Okay, so today's guest for those of you that Know him he doesn't need an introduction. You love him. You hate him It's so funny. I was asking one of the guys in here. I said so Andres. What do you think about you know Alex Jones? He says well
00:47 Based on the viral clips I've seen he he looks like he's crazy based on some of the stuff that he said He says I don't know much about it. That's all I know what the media says about him This is a guy that doesn't follow politics the last time you and I were together I think it was a day or two after you had gotten banned we sat down in Austin We had a it was a different kind of a conversation. We had in Austin. It was You were eating apples if you remember you were biting that apple we were going it was an intense conversation we had But it was a good one. And it was late in the evening. I'd been up from like since 5 a.m. I was exhausted, but it was a good discussion. Yes, and I'm glad we're able to do it now. Obviously that's four or five years later since the last conversation. We got a lot to cover with you. It's so interesting with the timing of it right now is, you know, what's going on with the Wagner group or
01:34 Wagner and promotion. Yeah, what's going on there? We'll cover one story across the world. I mean this could lead to nuclear war very easily That's why I'm glad we're actually in a vault with like five We're safe here. We're safe here. You're gonna see We got that story. We got RFK comments He's made and I know your fans are your fan of some of the stuff he talked about we'll get into that as well Bohemian Grove, some of the things that maybe a lot of people know stories of it, but we'll head it again from a different angle. The Navy confirming they knew the sub was going down. I think Coast Guard knew as of last Sunday, but none of us knew about it. We're thinking, hey, 40 more hours, all this other stuff. We'll talk about that.
02:14 Corrine Jean-Pierre's questioning this last, I think it was even yesterday. It was yesterday, it was amazing. Back and forth and she just didn't want to answer any of it. I think even Kirby got involved. Kirby walked off. Yeah, he walked off. A prediction you made March 8th of this year that came true, we'll play that clip. We got a few other things, but this is the first thing I want to talk about from my standpoint. So, Sandy Hook, we're not talking Sandy Hook. What I want to talk to you about is they came out, if you can pull up this article, Would a fine of... this is... San Diego families want Alex Jones to pay up 2.75 trillion dollars in damages as he seeks new trials. So here's a question I got for you.
02:52 Either you're the richest man in the world and we don't know that How do they collect that kind of money? How did they come up with a number like this cut to collect from you? And then they run articles in New York Times saying Jones refuses to pay How am I that's like that's the GDP of like Scotland Jones refused more more than that or France actually India's GDP is exactly three billion dollars. So they want you to pay India's GDP Which is a billion five hundred million people I'm not, I mean, and they say, why is he laughing? Well, here's the thing. I was found, this is very interesting because this is a new thing. If you wonder why Fox settled Dominion for 700 and something million right as the trial started over questioning the election,
03:33 which we're not doing. Obviously all elections are free and fair, Biden's the greatest president ever. I'm serious, I love him, man. And the shots are wonderful, take them all, take hundreds of them. But seriously, GMO's wonderful, DiversAid's wonderful, Hunter Biden's great. Anyway, I love his laptop. It's very entertaining. No, but seriously, what can I say? What they do is they insert in jurisdictions like Austin, areas of Connecticut and DC, They go in and this was in the case with or Delaware with Fox and the judge defaults you. The judge defaults you and says the jury you're guilty. Well, the judge didn't call the default in Dominion with Fox.
04:17 The judge said, I'm saying you're guilty and you did lie about the election, and I'm going to tell the jury that, and we're going to start it from that point. So she did like a soft default with them. That's when they went, whoa, we settled. Well, with me, they did a hard default, said I gave them no information. No, I gave them four years of stuff, gave them everything they wanted, and then they had no case because I never made up any of this stuff. that they said that I said, and I couldn't put a defense on. The jury's only heard, I'm guilty, now decide how much. Then they put financial experts on that never examined our books, didn't want to look at our books, and said I was worth $400 million. At the time of that first trial, I had about $2 million in the bank, and it's some real estate. That's it? Yeah, it's all lies. It's all lies. Sure, I've had gross sales.
05:01 of $60 million before, but when you're selling, you know, water filters, you're only making 30% on them because you give them a good price. Yeah, I mean, I've sold $10 million of water filters a year. And then we end up after everything, you know, getting a couple million, then I probably get a couple hundred thousand out of that. So you know how business is. You don't get the gross amount. And so they look back over the fact that we made I mean probably like 600, 700 million dollars in the last 10, 12 years. And they just said look he kept 400 million and then the juries went well fine then give him a billion. And then they went back to the judge and said 1.5 billion in Connecticut's not enough. They said and that's why it's in Bloomberg. This is not a joke folks. They said no we want 2.75 trillion. How did they come up with that number though?
05:46 They gave an FBI agent who I'd never heard his name, never talked about him. They had none of me on air, none of my crew, no articles. He's listed in the lawsuit from Connecticut. First time I read his name, and he got 90-plus million from me. And the law says in Connecticut and Texas, you can't sue somebody if they didn't say your name. The judge just waved it and said, we don't care. Look it up. 90, he got $95 million. I'd never seen him, did not know his name, till I get the lawsuit and I Google his name. And he settled the stand. He got one phone call at his office to make sure he was really an FBI agent. And he said, that was because of me. I didn't even know who the guy was that called. Then the guy that called his office showed up to court, and I found his videos on YouTube, just a polite guy calling up saying, hey, people say this didn't happen. I'm just calling to check you're really an FBI agent. And the jury said, 90-something million dollars, you got one phone call.
06:36 I want to get one of these phone calls if I get 90 million dollars for it. Alex, these numbers seem outrageous whether it's a half a billion dollars a billion dollars a trillion dollars and by the way the media will say I'm denying it. Four years ago on your show I said I thought it happened. I said it seven years ago I thought it happened. But here's my question. The media just went and took a few things out of context and blew it up. Here's my question Alex. Whatever the outrageous number is you're saying you were never even worth anything we're close to that. All right. you filed for bankruptcy after that right? Yes. So walk me through the process. Well the judges wouldn't let me tell the jury. The judge of Connecticut said six months in jail contempt. She gave me a list of 20 plus things. Cannot say I'm innocent. This is on TV and then we cut away at those points. Cannot say I'm innocent.
07:20 cannot say I'm in bankruptcy and cannot present sworn federal documents and my bank accounts. Would you go to jail if you lie in bankruptcy? Yeah, so walk us through what happens when you're bankrupt for a billion or trillion dollars. What happens then? I mean, it's like if somebody says, I'm gonna shoot you once, I'm like, please don't. I'm gonna shoot you five times, I'm like, please don't. We're gonna shoot you 500 times, you're just like, that's ridiculous. I mean, okay, 10 times or 500 times, it becomes preposterous. And just shows the excesses of the hysteria that's going on. Does it preclude you from making more money now? How does that work? I generally don't understand when you're when you file for bankruptcy and you're quote-unquote owed a trillion dollars, what are the outrageous number is? Do they seize your assets? Do they seize your bank accounts? How do you even pay this?
