Today we're going to be discussing Alex Jones. Now, I've always said that I have beef with anybody in the right wing who hives up Alex when it's popular to do so, but stays quiet when it really matters. I always say to look at what is happening to Alex as an example of what's ahead for every single American. For example, Alex was censored off of every big tech platform and then two years later, it was the sitting

president of the United States. Now, something else that is currently going on with Alex that not

too many people are discussing is this current defamation trial. Now, I truly do believe that this

case will set the precedent for future cases to come, and I've invited constitutional lawyer Robert

Barnes on the show to discuss this case.

So thank you guys for tuning into another episode of Rapid Fire. Now, typically, we stick to the news

and, you know, I let you guys know what's going on in politics every single day, but I really wanted

to dedicate an entire show to what is happening with Alex, because it's very important. Now, outside of the

courthouse, Alex discussed a little bit of what is going on inside. So let's hear from Alex in this

50-second clip before we bring on Mr. Barnes to talk to us about, again, all of these questions that

we have regarding this case. So first, here's Alex. She found me guilty. She lied and said we didn't give them the discovery so she could have a show

trial and tell the jurors eight times I've seen her, this man's guilty. So all of your rights

to due process and trial by jury is being destroyed here in Austin, Texas. Austin is the second

most famous city in America for judicial fraud. G.C. and Austin, where the Democratic Party have fully weaponized the judiciary to persecuting people, just like Rick Perry, who they indicted for vetoing a bill. They indicted him. Or Tom DeLay. They've done this over and over again, and she hopes the jury doesn't learn what she's done.

She even tried to sign a document saying we couldn't mention the First Amendment or say we're innocent.

All I did was speculate and ask questions.

I have a right to do that.

It has been the lawyers, the Democratic Party, and the whole Sandy Hook anti-gun crew that has attached themselves to me for years.

They've talked more on this trial about Sandy.

So there was Alex, and again, we're bringing on lawyer Robert Barnes to discuss this case.

But before we do, I just want to read from his own Twitter account some of his take on this.

He says, hey, Alex Jones, all you want, but no one should welcome a trial that trampades on the

...