Tonight, I come to you with a spring in my step,

a song in my heart emotionally and spiritually refreshed,

because you know how, as humans, we have to accept

the fact that sometimes bad things happen to good people.

Well, by the grace of God,

sometimes bad things happen to Alex Jones.

And that, that's a good thing.

Oh, yes, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars to Sandy Hook

families for lying about the 2012 massacre being a hoax.

We will speak with one of the plaintiffs in the case, a Sandy Hook mother.

And you know, Mika, well, we were watching this live, get breaking news.

And as the verdicts were coming in, it was so painful.

It was so painful.

It was so painful.

Yeah.

You know, they're talking about, you know, basically a billion dollars in civic awards.

And you just couldn't, you still look at the parents.

And you knew that it was.

They were just, just, they were glad justice was being done, but... They would much rather never have to have gone through this hell that they have lived. It's just horrible. And we've got, so we got George Conway here. We tried to get somebody else. And they go, we're not really good in this type of law. Who, I said, who is? And I go, George Conway. I go, has he ever been on TV before? Yeah. We're glad to have you. I'm going to ask you the big question really quickly. Yeah. And then we'll, we'll get to everything else. The question people are already asked is, is this guy going to have to pay? Is he going to feel this?

Is he going to just declare bankruptcy and walk? Or is this going to follow him the rest of his life? I think he'll follow him the rest of his life. I mean, he can't possibly pay off the judgment. On the other hand, I don't know how he's, I don't know that a bankruptcy court's going to discharge it all. and there'll be, you know, there were enough people out there,

enough plaintiffs with judgments that they'll be able to chase him around the rest of his life.

It would be like O.J. Where O.J. didn't know anything. He'd, you know, he'd pay greens fees at a

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