"They Got My Dick Pic!" -- Alex Jones

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January 2, 2024

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Everyone knows Alex Jones lost a nearly billion-dollar judgment for slandering the Sandy Hook families as crisis actors and telling his supporters to hound them. Except the story we’ve all heard may not exactly reflect the truth so much as a manufactured and frequently-repeated media narrative.

Jimmy talks to Jones about the Sandy Hook trial and the forces the case brought together in alignment against him.

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