Sam Seder
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Alex Jones Suffers Uncontrollable Meltdown On Air While Ranting On CNN Host
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January 9, 2018
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7:01Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Alex Jones' head explode when talking about Brian Stelter, in what must be his most insane rant ever.
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---Brian Stelter, media critic and host of CNN's "Reliable Sources," is pretty much what one would think a media critic for CNN would be like: Somewhat smarmy, regularly insightful, periodically haughty, but primarily buttoned-down. He's not milquetoast, but it's easy to imagine that without his role at "The Most Trusted Name in News" and perhaps transported a professor's seat at a Midwestern university, he would be. Even when he launches into President Donald Trump, it's not with fire and lightning. There is, really, nothing wrong with that.
For the ever-entertaining, often frightening and sweaty Alex Jones, however, he's a shadowy Judas with broad powers over the financial and educational systems in this country, a force of evil rarely seen, creeping its way across the surface of the Earth.
"He wants to run your life," Jones said of Stelter Friday. "He wants to control every aspect of your life because he knows he is a cowardly degenerate sack of anti-human trash."--
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