“The only way that you were able to become informed about Infowars was based on information Alex Jones provided to you?” plaintiffs counsel Christopher Mattei asked.
September 14, 2022 at 11:54 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The second day of Infowars host Alex Jones’ damages trial took off Wednesday morning, beginning with a witness paid $30,000 to be a corporate representative for Free Speech Systems, Jones’ overarching company.
Brittany Paz took the stand as corporate representative for Infowars, Jones’ far-right conspiracy theory talk show. Jones has yet to attend the trial, but is expected to testify.
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A still frame image of Alex Jones on his “Infowars” show on March 22, 2022.
