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Folks, is part of the defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones, his news website InfoWars is now going up for auction.

And this is important because many of the potential buyers, they're not on Alex Jones side of the political aisle.

The people interested mostly are on the other side.

Some of them are interested in acquiring the company, not really to have like a news website,

but because they want to get the internal communications and documents that they have behind the scenes. Semaphore said

this. They said over the past several years, courts in Connecticut and Texas have ruled that the

face of the far right network, they say, must pay the families of victims of the 2012 shooting in

Sandy Hook nearly $1.5 billion in damages for repeatedly claiming falsely they say on the show that the shooting never happened.

It says on Tuesday a Houston judge ruled that a bankruptcy trustee could begin to liquidate and put up for auction free speech systems.

That's Jones's media company and the parent company of Info Wars.

It's one of these individuals, Angela Corrosone,

the president of the left-leaning, they said,

I'd say far-left, conservative, they say,

media watchdog group, Media Matters for America,

one of the big groups on the left that

typically goes after right-wing media.

It says they confirmed that the organization would explore bidding on Info Wars, and so they

might try to get it.

And it's at Curasoni said that in addition to taking control of the brand's eponymous

digital channels, he was equally interested

in what InfoWars has not published.

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