Ladies and gentlemen, it's a great day for independent media.

Alex Jones wins.

A judge has blocked the onions purchase of InfoWars, basically saying you broke the rules,

you can't do this.

So for those that don't know the story, Alex Jones's Info Wars was to be put up for auction,

only it wasn't really an auction.

It seems like, according to news reports, that the family of the Sandy Hook victims had a deal

made with the onion where the onion, and this is the weirdest thing.

Okay, let me slow on.

Here's not supposed to work.

Alex Jones gets sued, loses, whatever.

It's an old story.

It's complicated. Fine. He's got to pay a massive debt of like, I don't. It's an old story. It's complicated.

Fine.

He's got to pay a massive debt of like, I don't know, $1.4 billion, some ridiculous amount.

So they're going to liquidate his assets.

They say, we'll do an auction.

Here's how bankruptcy auctions are supposed to work.

Everybody gets to bid.

One guy says, I'll give him five.

I'll give him 10.

I'll give him five. I'll give him 10. I'll give him 20. I'll give him 30. Whoever has the highest amount wins. Only at the last minute it was reported, I should

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