Judge to approve auctions liquidating Alex Jones' Infowars

A federal judge will approve the auction of Alex Jones' Infowars to help pay over $1 billion owed to Sandy Hook families. The auctions, beginning in November, will sell Infowars' assets, including intellectual property and equipment, as part of Jones' bankruptcy case.

Despite losing his company, Jones intends to continue his talk shows and has suggested that loyal supporters might buy Infowars' assets. He acknowledged the shooting happened but continues to appeal the jury verdicts.

The court must determine whether Jones’ personal social media accounts can also be liquidated. The Sandy Hook families’ lawyer stated this auction order is significant for holding Jones accountable.