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Alex Jones Calls Judge in Defamation Trial ‘George Soros Operative’

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While Alex Jones’ corporate representative was testifying in his Connecticut defamation trial on Tuesday, he went on the “Steven Crowder Show” and called one judge a “George Soros operative” with “blue hair.” Jones didn't specify whether he was talking about the Texas or Connecticut case. The Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber has the latest.

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