You Don’t Know What It Is, Do You, Mr. Jones?
A society that values truth over lies finally drew the line at a media empire profiting and inciting hatred at the expense of murdered children.
New Doc Traces Alex Jones’ Footprints on Our Post-Truth Landscape
The Truth vs. Alex Jones depicts Jones’ transformation from an Austin, Texas–based public access weirdo into a powerful right-wing influencer.
‘What Alex Jones Has Peddled Is Now Nearly Indistinguishable from Right-Wing Talking Points’
“The content that Alex Jones says on a fairly daily basis is essentially mirrored and reflected through establishment Republicans.”
Forget Alex Jones—Look at His Helpers
People have affixed themselves to Alex Jones, likely motivated by a calculus that his controversy can move their careers forward.
Angelo Carusone on Alex Jones Trial, Karl Grossman on Nuclear War
Alex Jones’ lawyer says talking about his white supremacism would “distract from the main issues.” What are the “main issues” about Jones?
‘Now I Can Say Anything About You and Not Be Sued for It’
“The internet has really changed the distinction between public and private…to make it much easier that someone is a public figure.”
Jon Schwarz on Inflation, Enrique Armijo on Alex Jones
You don’t need to understand inflation, elite media seem to say, but you do need to be mad about it.
YouTube as Conspiracy Conduit
While radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck and Michael Savage indoctrinated older demographics in conspiratorial right-wing politics in recent decades, right-wing YouTube videos serve the same purpose for younger age groups.
