Onion CEO Ben Collins, InfoWars Bankruptcy Auction Dispute
The Onion CEO Ben Collins, formerly of MSNBC and currently funded by Bloomberg, is accused of participating in a fraudulent auction to acquire InfoWars assets. A judge reportedly halted the sale after determining the process violated bankruptcy laws. The assets for sale included the entire media operation and the supplement business.
ben collins· the onion· infowars· bankruptcy court· alex jones· bloomberg
00:00 While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit InfoWars.com forward slash show and support the InfoWars. So here it is, Onion CEO Ben Collins that ran the censorship bureau at MSNBC, now funded by Bloomberg, hasn't given up on print or buying InfoWars. And you ought to read the whole, what is it, 22 page article.
00:38 Because it is a exercise in disinformation and gobbledygook. It became immediately clear to us that no one else was going to bid on this. The auction for these assets, like the entirety of the Infowars thing, like including his supplements that he sells to people, were for sale. Like, we won, the judge took it away from us, because he was also scared of what was going on. No, they had a fake auction and got caught, and the judge said it violated bankruptcy law. He didn't want to say it was criminal, but he said it, you know... He stopped short, he said, it looks bad. You made this bid, it was an incredible moment when it was announced that you were doing this, and then all of a sudden, breaks are on, right? And the judge somewhere, I don't have all the details, but basically said, this isn't happening. Yeah, he basically wiped away about like 18 months of court decisions, was like...
01:23 He just I mean I would be spooked too you gotta remember like you know Dan Bongino cash Patel these people are we're on info Patel never was Our ideological battle in our generation is not what we went through in the Civil War, you know, defending the country and abolishing the scourge of slavery. It's not our revolution where we fought for the very ideas of limited government freedom. That's not it. What we're fighting now is an ideology, a pernicious, dangerous, and historically deadly ideology that says that other men and women have have been imbued with some special powers to reign over your life and take your liberty, and to move forward. And this is somehow a benevolent way, knighted by the Lord himself, that these men should take control of your life. This is our fight. This is our time. Once we allow the left-leaning media, which is what most of them are, to paint conservative or liberty-based talk,
