Lawyers for Elon Musk's Company X have filed a notice to appear in Alex Jones' Infowars bankruptcy case. “The cavalry is here,” Jones claimed, adding: “Trump is angry.”
The judge overseeing the bankruptcy case said he was concerned about how The Onion, a satirical comedy website supported by the families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims, won Mr. Jones' podium in a bankruptcy auction. The judge cited issues with the auction's transparency and is seeking a new hearing on the bidding process, the people said. report By Bloomberg.
“Personally, I don't care who wins the auction,” said judge M. Christopher Lopez. “I’m all about process and transparency.”
The Southern District of Texas judge added that a future hearing will determine whether those who ran the Infowars auction conducted a “full and fair process.”
Bidders were required to submit their highest and best offer to Jones' platform, but were not required to share the value of their offer with rivals, Bloomberg noted. The judge argued that this meant other potential buyers did not know what they were bidding on.
“No one should be satisfied with the outcome of the auction,” Judge Lopez said.
Lawyers for Mr. Musk's X Company have filed a notice to appear at a hearing and asked to participate in future communications regarding the bankruptcy case, one source said. report Written by Mother Jones.
“I heard Elon is going to be very involved in this,” Jones said live on X-TV on Sunday, adding that “the cavalry is coming” and “Trump is angry.”
“Elon Musk understands the fundamental fundamentals that more people need to understand,” Jones argued, referring to Musk's defense of free speech.
On Friday, the Infowars website was back online and Jones and his staff returned to the Infowars studio, Mother Jones said.
“I told you so,” Jones said, sitting at his desk at Infowars. “If you want to fight, just fight.”
On Saturday, Onion CEO Ben Collins, a former NBC News reporter who reported on “disinformation and conspiracy theories,” criticized X, writing: — Former InfoWars people don't like it. ”
“Naturally, we anticipated all of this. Shopping on this site will be fun later on, but will soon become a pain,” Collins wrote in a follow-up post. continued.
“In any event, we look forward to completing this process before the next scheduled court date, which is currently a week from Monday,” he added.
Jones' bankruptcy stems from his being ordered to pay $1.5 billion to the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
A new hearing is scheduled to be held next week.
Alana Mastrangelo is a reporter for Breitbart News. you can follow her facebook And with X @ARmastrangeloand further Instagram.
