Infowars Auction Draws Interest from Both Allies and Critics of Alex Jones

The court-ordered sale aims to cover over $1 billion in defamation judgments related to Sandy Hook conspiracy claims.

Infowars' assets, valued at $18 million, are up for auction to help pay Alex Jones' defamation judgments to Sandy Hook families.
Potential buyers include Roger Stone, an ally of Jones and Trump, and progressive media groups seeking to transform the platform.
Bids are due by Friday, with a live auction scheduled next Wednesday; unsold items will be auctioned again in December.
Jones has set up alternate platforms in anticipation of losing Infowars, hoping to continue his broadcasts regardless of the auction's outcome.
Proceeds from the auction are intended to go to creditors, including the Sandy Hook families, who have yet to receive compensation.