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Two people formerly employed by far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones have filed federal complaints alleging the embattled InfoWars publisher discriminated against his staff and subjected them to a workplace rife with sexist, racist and anti-Semitic harassment.
Complaints filed recently with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) claim the Austin-based publisher once groped a female subordinate and repeatedly teased a Jewish staffer on account of his ethnicity, among other distressing workplace conduct, the Daily Mail first reported Wednesday.
Mr. Jones, 44, rejected the allegations as “100 percent false” and “total fiction,” the Mail reported.
An attorney for Free Speech Systems, the parent company the oversees InfoWars website and “The Alex Jones Show,” said the claims will be “investigated,” according to the report.
In a complaint dated Feb. 7, Ashley Beckford, a former production assistant and on-air personality employed by Free Speech Systems, wrote that she was discriminated against soon after starting work there in June 2016, the Daily Mail reported.
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