Okay, so this is not a joke, this is real, and this really happened.
And I just got home tonight with my family, so my wife's shooting this video.
I'm in a bankruptcy hearing, personal and corporate for InfoWars.
And the Justice Department is involved and
asked me to be ordered me to be in the hearing today.
And they spent probably five minutes of the meeting that was
over three hours long on my cat.
This is Mushu, my five year old daughter named Mushu just two years ago,
and they wanted to know if assets were hidden in the cat.
The cat was $2,000, and it is a ragdoll cat, and we really do love it.
But they were very serious about the cat and its value, and
they may want the cat for the Sandy Hook families.
>> Alex Jones, who owes almost $1.5 billion in court awarded damages to
the families of Sandy Hook victims, is now accusing authorities of trying to
take his cat away because of his bankruptcy proceedings.
The video, which his wife posted to Twitter, continued where he claimed
that this was harassment, and that they are not getting his cat.
>> This is next level, this is harassment.
No one's ever heard of this.
My lawyers never heard of this.
This is just insane.
And I mean, what, you want my children next?
You wanna sacrifice my children or something?
So this cat is really sweet.
My daughter really likes the cat.
He's a little bit tired of me holding him, but I mean, here he is.
This is the terrorist right here that they want, and
this is the reality that we live here in America in 2023,
Justice Department hearings with people laughing in
the background when they say we want your cat.
And it was kinda like that woman on the grand jury in Georgia,
like [LAUGH] I wanna put Trump under mind control [LAUGH].
And they're literally like, tell us about your cat, what's your cat's value?
They're trying to stir me up or something.
It doesn't stir me up, it makes me really upset for this country.
They're mad I don't have these billions of dollars they claimed I did,
just cuz they lied.
The media said I have these things, it's not real.
And now they want my cat.
>> Okay, so according to Jones, that is harassment.
But Jones, would you consider this harassment?
>> Sandy Hook, it's got inside job written all over it.
Sandy Hook is a synthetic, completely fake with actors, in my view, manufactured.
I couldn't believe it at first,
people just instinctively know that there's a lot of fraud going on.
But it took me about a year with Sandy Hook to come to grips
with the fact that the whole thing was fake.
I mean, even I couldn't believe it.
I knew they jumped on it, used the crisis, hyped it up, but
then I did deep research, and my gosh, it just pretty much didn't happen.
I mean, I've interviewed the cops and
the people that saw the feds planting the bombs in Oklahoma City.
You saw them stage fast and furious.
Folks, they staged Aurora.
They staged Sandy Hook.
The evidence is just overwhelming.
The Newtown kids, [SOUND] they take them, put them in our face,
tell us their names, who they were.
>> What about having your followers go after these families and attack them?
That surely must be harassment if them inquiring about your cat,
which you listed on a form of assets, is harassment.
Of course he doesn't think that.
But he's also been accused by lawyers of the Sandy Hook families of shielding his
assets in the aftermath of the landmark defamation lawsuit.
Insider reported that in November, The Washington Post reported that Jones had
transferred millions of dollars out of his InfoWars parent company to entities
controlled by families and friends ahead of its bankruptcy filing.
A more recent revelation showed that Jones had paid more than $1.3
million to his wife and parents, Ross Jones and Carol Jones,
according to a bankruptcy filing from February 14th of this year.
Now, Jones personal bankruptcy has so far protected him from paying out
defamation payments and judgments and also creditor collection efforts,
but he is still required to list all the personal and household items he owns.
Bankruptcy filing show that Jones currently owns three homes in Austin,
Texas, three cars and two boats.
His assets are worth approximately $10 million.
And Jones also put his cat on the list of personal and household possessions, but
it's likely authorities have bigger assets to go after.
I highly doubt they're gonna go for the cat before they go for the boat.
But what else did we find on these documents?
Well, one thing the documents required was that he identified property in his
possession that he did not own, which led to this wonderful headline from Insider.
Alex Jones bankruptcy filing shows that he has guns that belong
to January 6th rioters.
Must have just accidentally made their way in there.
Alex Jones has no connection to January 6th.
It's not like he spoke at the rally leading up to it or anything.
But we also got to learn a little bit about Jones's spending habits,
which are a total of almost $100,000 a month.
From Insider, Jones' biggest monthly outgoings included more than $40,000
on taxes, $14,000 on childcare and education, $10,000 on alimony and
child support, and $7,450 monthly spending home repairs and maintenance.
The filings also show that he spends $4,500 a month in total on entertainment,
clubs, recreation, newspapers, magazines, and books,
although I don't know if he'd be able to read them.
That being said, some of those expenses, I'm sure Alex Jones has had
prior to receiving the judgment for the Sandy Hook case.
But now I have a strong feeling that he's just spending all the income,
that he's getting to make himself look poorer than he really is.
Cenk, what do you think?
>> Yeah, so I hope they take everything from him.
And so this guy, I mean, get a load of this guy, he's like, my God,
I can't believe they're trying to take all my stuff.
I mean, I've got no money left out.
I don't know what they're trying to take.
They're trying to take my cat, but I gotta spend $100,000 a month.
I mean, that's the bare minimum.
Really, $100,000 a month?
Now, think about it, guys, that's post-taxes, right?
So that's 1.2 million post-taxes per year.
That means pretax is he's banging 2.5 million that he's saying is just the bare
minimum for the upkeep of his goddamn cat and other things, right?
And he's like, this is next level harassment.
I mean, to not let me spend millions of dollars and to have this Mushu or Mr.
Bigglesworth, or whatever the cat's name is, this is next level harassment.
I mean, one of the families of the murdered children had to move six
different times cuz lunatic Alex Jones fans kept going up to them and
threatening them, cuz they knew that they were crisis actors and
their kids didn't exist.
I mean, that is a minor miracle no one got hurt in that situation.
And that's why he owes all this money, cuz he lied and lied.
And you saw the tapes, I did deep research,
and all my research and all the facts lead to.
And now he says, by the way in court, if you're an Alex Jones fan,
you're a total sucker.
He says in court, no, I don't believe that.
He lies to you.
That's his business model, man. And by the way, you know what he list?
This is a hilarious little snippet here.
When he had to list what he does for a living,
Jones listed himself as a media personality and dietary supplemental
supplement sales person, cuz that is how he makes his money.
>> Yeah, that's not a lie.
>> Yeah, so he could have been a little bit more honest.
The dietary supplements come in I think second,
number one is the penis pills I think that he sells.
So he's a penis pill salesman, that's who he is.
And a bunch of knuckleheads are going around going,
the penis pill salesman did a lot of research.
And so let's go harass the poor parents of kids who were murdered.
And now we're gonna cry about your cat, no, no sympathy for you.
None, I hope they take everything, your cat, your dog, your house, everything.
And by the way, the guys also trying to hide the money in
a thousand different ways, shoveling into his parents, etc.
And then go, my God, but dad, what will I do without Mr. Bigglesworth?
He's $2,000.
>> I'm so glad you mentioned it, because he's taken great pains to move
money around and he has tried to avoid the penalties.
But really, the first point is that this is one of the most grotesque people
you could ever look in on.
And for him to complain that he's being harassed for
all the reasons that Cenk has mentioned and that we all know,
he's ruined lives to the point that he's been taken to court.
That was the only, if you will,
some kind of retribution that those families could have.
I was so moved by these families and their plight.
This is a group of people whose lives have been forever
destroyed in one sense, and this guy is haunting them.
He and his minions are haunting them.
So yes, normally I'd be on the side of cat lovers, but
even his cat, he goes to a breeder and buys a $2,000 cat,
I want every bad thing imaginable in terms of
taking things that can break his heart away from this guy.
And let's just focus on the fact that it's laughable that he
could complain of harassment, Cenk.
This is an awful guy.
>> So look, there's one other way of thinking about it, rescue the cat.
[LAUGH] Rescue the cat from Alex Jones, one of the most evil men on earth.
And by the way, also, remember, this guy's a raging lunatic.
We've seen the text cuz of the same trial, and he's constantly talking about how
he's in a black hole of depression, and his life is miserable.
He's lashing out at everybody.
He's having his wife tracked by blackwater thugs.
Meanwhile, he's having an affair of his own while he's pretending the wife
has issues.
His wife is sending him penis pics, and saying, I know how much you're gonna
love this, and he's got all these conflicts, and self-hatred, and etc.
Meanwhile, Joe Rogan, Tim Pool, almost all the right wing media hosts are like,
what a wonderful, great statesman, Alex Jones.
Let's hear what this guy has to say.
He's saying such important things.
He's so legitimate, incredible.
What a great guy Alex Jones is.
Anyone who doesn't think Alex Jones a lunatic is deeply troubled,
or Alex Jones has something on them.
Think about it.