This is the Tom Hartman Program.

Welcome to Anything Goes Friday on the Tom Hartman Program.

We're honored to have you and I'm honored to be with you. We'll go over some things.

So we'll talk a little Alex Jones. I do want to talk about D-Day.

Last time I was on we were gearing up and thank you to the people listening who supported,

who were interested, attended, etc.

There was a major conference on climate technology,

the Wings Conference, and it happened to be located

and based around my hometown.

And the, but people came from further away.

And a couple of the speakers we're going to have on.

How do we think about this moment as there's a moment of challenge,

of stress internationally, locally, domestically, also is a time of opportunity, also the time of

being able to revisit not only our social contract, but the deal we make with our natural environment?

Did you see that Alex Jones agreed to liquidate his assets to pay the Sandy Hook families

in a move that would end his ownership of Infow Wars.

So he was going to try to do, I think, Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

He changed that.

They figured there wasn't a way to restructure so it could generate the money

owes over a billion dollars to the families for his slander and libel and he didn't have a billion

and a half dollars but he's got a lot of assets that could help

pay the families.

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