Alex Jones' Infowars to Be Auctioned Off

A federal judge is expected to approve the liquidation of Alex Jones' Infowars to help pay over $1.4 billion in damages to families of Sandy Hook shooting victims. The auction, set to commence in November, will include the sale of Infowars' website, social media accounts, broadcasting equipment, and intellectual property. Jones has suggested that supporters could purchase the assets, allowing him to continue his show under the brand. Despite acknowledging the shooting occurred, he maintains that his free speech rights were violated and is appealing the verdicts. The families, who faced harassment from Jones' followers, are divided on how to distribute any potential funds from the liquidation, with some advocating for full liquidation while others prefer a structured settlement. Jones' personal and business assets are valued at less than $10 million, significantly less than the awarded damages.