At an emergency hearing this week, lawyers for the social media company appeared. They haven’t explained why.

Summary

A Texas federal bankruptcy judge has ordered an evidentiary hearing to review the auction process that awarded Infowars to satire site The Onion, citing concerns about transparency.

Alex Jones, who owes $1.5 billion to Sandy Hook families, claims the process was “rigged” and expects the site to be returned to him.

Attorneys for Elon Musk’s X Corp. unexpectedly joined the case, with Jones suggesting Musk will play a key role.

Despite the sale proceeding, Jones resumed Infowars broadcasts, while The Onion plans to relaunch the platform as a satire in January. The hearing is set for next week.

  • @SanctusEnglish
    88•3 months ago

    Musk has too much power and overreach. He’s attending to every far right infant in existence making sure they keep spreading misinformation.

    • TJA!
      43•3 months ago

      And nobody can or is willing to stop him

      • @SanctusEnglish
        23•3 months ago

        Masters are merely men, when the sun goes down.

        • @[email protected]English
          9•3 months ago

          Why would you say something so brave, yet true?