Topic: Everytown

Four separate forensic and criminal investigations into InfoWars reportedly found no evidence of fraud or hidden money. Jones points to Michael Bloomberg's "Everytown" group as a major funder of the charities and legal actions against him. He reiterates that the goal of the Bloomberg-backed acquisition by The Onion is pure censorship and the permanent removal of his platform from the national stage.

The auction for InfoWars assets has come under scrutiny due to allegations that the highest cash bid was not selected. Instead, a bid from Everytown for Gun Safety and The Onion was favored based on "concessions" from the families involved in the litigation. Critics argue this process lacks transparency and is a politically motivated attempt to silence a prominent opposition voice.

Steve Bannon discusses the DOJ's official investigation into the "takedown" of Alex Jones with the host. Jones claims Hillary Clinton and Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety used his name to raise $300 million through deceptive lawfare. Documents reportedly show that the U.S. Trustee and private law firms conspired to prevent any auction that would keep the InfoWars broadcast on the air.

An interview clip features the CEO of The Onion discussing the acquisition of InfoWars as a satirical project to combat misinformation. The Onion partnered with Everytown for Gun Safety to turn the platform into a vehicle for humor-based gun control advocacy. The CEO expresses confidence in the purchase despite legal challenges regarding the transparency of the bidding process.

The host announces a "legal terror campaign" involving a "fake auction" of InfoWars to The Onion and the Everytown gun control group. A new receiver has reportedly been appointed in state court following the suicide of the previous receiver, Kel Mercer. Supporters are urged to visit DefendAlexJones.com to donate to a trust for the legal defense of the host's family and the protection of free speech.

Alex Jones announces a "terror campaign" of weaponized lawfare led by the Democrat-aligned law firm Paul Weiss. The firm is accused of orchestrating a "fake auction" of InfoWars to The Onion and the Everytown gun control group. Jones claims that these legal actions are a test case for tactics later used against Donald Trump, aimed at shutting down independent media through abuse of the court system.

Alex Jones announces that a second receiver has been appointed by a state court to attempt to shut down InfoWars. He claims the previous receiver committed suicide and that the new legal action is a "terror campaign" by Democratic law firms. He directs listeners to DefendAlexJones.com to donate to his family's legal defense fund.

A second receiver has reportedly been appointed by Judge Barbara Gamble to shut down InfoWars, following a "fake auction" involving The Onion and Everytown for Gun Safety. The host claims the Democratic Party is laundering money through lawsuits to fund political operations. He asks for donations at "defendalexjones.com" to pay for his family's legal defense.

The recent auction of InfoWars to The Onion was reportedly financed by Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety group. A judge has placed a hold on the sale due to a lack of transparency and the fact that The Onion did not have the highest cash bid. The host argues that the process was a gaslighting attempt to kill the website's traffic and shopping cart revenue.

Trustee Chris Murray is accused of rigging the November 13, 2024, auction by changing the rules the day before the event to favor a lower bid from The Onion. The purchase was reportedly funded by Everytown for Gun Safety, an organization backed by Michael Bloomberg. Jones describes arriving at the studio at 8:00 AM on November 14th to find the internet being cut off during Harrison Smith's live broadcast.

Michael Bloomberg is identified as the primary financier behind Everytown for Gun Safety and the attempted takeover of Infowars by The Onion. Jones argues that these groups use "thug mafia tactics" to intimidate patriots who question mainstream narratives on events like the Jussie Smollett or Bubba Wallace incidents. He asserts that the public is no longer intimidated but is instead waking up to these "cancel culture" strategies.

Jones alleges that Michael Bloomberg and his "Everytown" group are funding the attempt by The Onion to hijack Infowars' assets in bankruptcy court. He claims the plaintiffs have admitted in court filings that they do not want money but rather to "divide up the corpse" of the company and silence him forever. Jones asserts that this model of lawfare is being tested on him to be used against all American patriots who question official narratives.

A federal judge overruled an attempt by Global Tetrahedron and The Onion to hijack and shut down InfoWars facilities. Alex Jones asserts that the Bloomberg-financed Everytown group attempted a rigged auction that was ultimately blocked in court. Jones declares this a major victory for First Amendment freedom of the press and due process, maintaining his status as the current owner.

Michael Bloomberg is identified as the primary financier behind Everytown for Gun Safety and the group attempting to acquire Infowars through The Onion. Allegations are made that the Sandy Hook families and Democratic lawyers are using the brand to raise money for gun control initiatives. Jones denies harassing the families, characterizing the legal battles as "show trials" coordinated to silence his political speech.

Alex Jones reports on an evidentiary hearing in Houston regarding the attempted takeover of InfoWars by The Onion and Michael Bloomberg's Everytown group. Jones alleges the auction process was fraudulent and collusive, involving the US Trustee from the Justice Department. Legal arguments also addressed whether social media handles and Jones's personal persona can be transferred, with Jones invoking the 13th Amendment against ownership of his speech.

Alex Jones and Viva Frei discuss the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings, alleging that the U.S. Trustee engaged in "bid rigging" to favor The Onion and Everytown for Gun Safety. They claim the Trustee changed the auction rules 48 hours before the deadline to allow a lower, non-cash bid. Jones notes that Judge Lopez has stated the sale did not officially go through and has scheduled an evidentiary hearing for December 9th.

Individuals are urged to become the "captains of their own minds" to resist co-option by globalist visions. The ongoing legal battle over InfoWars is framed as a fight against a "mind virus" where opponents use fraudulent auctions to deceive the public. It is clarified that the network's primary sponsor and store are not owned by the entities attempting the takeover, ensuring continued operations.

Steve Bannon interviews Alex Jones regarding the "fraudulent" sale of InfoWars to The Onion and the gun control group Everytown. Jones alleges that the auction was rigged with secret rules that allowed the winning bidder to use "imaginary money" from future lawsuit settlements. He reports that a judge has frozen the sale pending an evidentiary hearing, calling the entire process a spectacular example of lawfare and bankruptcy fraud.

A major lawsuit has been filed against the "Democrat gun control consortium" and The Onion for their role in the attempted seizure of InfoWars. The speaker clarifies that thealexjonestore.com remains a separate entity that funds both the legal defense and the backup Alex Jones Network. Supporters are urged to ignore "psychological warfare" claims that the network has been defeated and to continue purchasing products to fund the counter-offensive.

The national gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety is identified as the primary force behind the bid to acquire InfoWars through The Onion. On November 14, 2024, the U.S. Trustee allegedly ordered the power and internet to the InfoWars studios cut off without a valid court order. A subsequent emergency hearing saw the judge excoriate the trustee's actions, allowing the crew to return to the building while the auction results are reviewed.