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08/02/07 1:12 PM EDT
How can the angels get to sleep when the devil leaves his porch light on?

02/05/07 3:18 PM EST
Despite numerous rebuttals from conservatives, media continue to describe Foley emails as “over friendly”

10/03/06 5:34 PM EDT
Where is media outrage over purported government attempts to restrict Katrina coverage?

09/08/05 7:50 PM EDT
Self-proclaimed non-partisan Bill O'Reilly urged listeners to vote against Daschle in South Dakota; O'Reilly's Dem Convention preview: Daschle's “no good”; Pelosi's a “nut”; Cleland's “strange”

07/23/04 4:01 PM EDT
Alex Jones

Alex Jones is a 9/11 truther and conspiracy theorist who has been successfully sued over his false claim that the deaths of 26 young children and school employees in the 2012 Sandy Hook mass shooting were a hoax. Subsequently, Infowars was bought at a bankruptcy auction by The Onion.
Infowars

Infowars was a pro-Trump conspiracy website and the home of Alex Jones' radio show, The Alex Jones Show. Infowars has been banned from several social media sites and web advertisement networks as a result of Jones' false commentary. On November 14, 2024, the site was reportedly purchased at bankruptcy auction by The Onion.
Pizzagate Conspiracy Theory

The Pizzagate conspiracy theory that a Washington, D.C., pizza restaurant hid a pedophilia ring was spread by hoaxers such as Alex Jones and Mike Cernovich, and it led to a believer of the conspiracy theory appearing at the D.C. pizza restaurant in December 2016 and opening fire with a rifle.
False-Flag Conspiracy Theory

Far-right conspiracy theorists such as Alex Jones regularly peddle false-flag conspiracy theories, claiming that events and tragedies, such as the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in which dozens of young children and teachers were murdered, are false-flag events that were either faked entirely or carried out by someone other than the actual perpetrators to advance a hidden agenda or to frame people.
Paul Joseph Watson

Paul Joseph Watson is a far-right conspiracy theorist who works for Alex Jones at Infowars and has been promoted by the Trump administration and Donald Trump Jr.
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