Topic: Price Fixing

Judge Chris Lopez ruled that the attempted auction of InfoWars was "doomed from the beginning" due to changing rules and "fiat money" bids. Alex Jones details how the court rejected the trustee's recommendation to sell the company to The Onion. Jones claims his financial records were found to be accurate by outside investigators, debunking media narratives about hidden assets.

The judiciary is described as being "on trial" due to alleged bid-rigging and price-fixing by the US Trustee. Lawyers for the competing bidders have filed documents claiming the fraud is the worst they have ever seen in a bankruptcy case. The definition of an "auction" from Merriam-Webster is cited to argue that the secret, non-cash bidding process violated federal law.

Alex Jones announces a major legal victory as Judge Christopher Lopez officially rejected The Onion's bid to buy Infowars. The judge reportedly found evidence of "bid rigging, price fixing, and collusion," which Jones suggests should be referred to the Justice Department for criminal investigation. The ruling is described as a massive blow to Michael Bloomberg and the "Everytown" front group.

Kamala Harris has proposed economic policies that include the federal seizure of patents and Soviet-style price controls. Jones plays clips of Harris discussing the "will" to snatch patents and allocating resources based on "equity" rather than equality. Critics, including Kevin O'Leary, warn that these policies and a proposed 75% capital gains tax would destroy the American economy and private property rights.

Kamala Harris is accused of adopting classical communist policies, including price fixing and the seizure of intellectual property. Critics compare her economic agenda to that of Bernie Sanders, suggesting her proposals align with socialist ideologies. Donald Trump shared an image depicting the Democratic National Convention flying a communist hammer and sickle flag.

Kamala Harris delivered a speech promising to lower the cost of living by fighting corporate landlords and Big Pharma while implementing price controls. Economic critics argue that such measures historically lead to reduced production and artificial scarcity, as seen in various communist regimes. The proposal is framed as a desperate attempt to fix an economy that Harris has helped manage for nearly four years.

The West's ability to fix the price of gold is reportedly ending as ownership shifts to Eastern nations. While the London and New York banking empires previously suppressed gold prices to protect fiat currency, the BRICS nations now have an incentive for gold prices to rise. This shift in majority ownership is expected to end decades of market manipulation.