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On Wednesday, Infowars and its parent company Free Speech Systems will go up for auction in a court-mandated sale. According to CNN, there’s already a “seven-figure” bid on the table. The outlet reports a supporter of Jones wants to buy the platform so the host can continue broadcasting under new ownership. BREAKING: Infowars, which is to be sold via court mandated auction tomorrow, has received a “seven-figure” bid by an ally of Alex Jones. – CNN pic.twitter.com/t0n7joD52M — Dominic Michael Tripi (@DMichaelTripi) November 13, 2024 Per CNN: That bid is from an individual described as an “ally” of Jones, who wants the host to continue broadcasting on the Infowars platform he founded under new ownership, the person said. It was not immediately clear who had placed the bid. Jones has said multiple times that his supporters are placing bids for his company, which is being auctioned off to help pay the more than $1 billion he owes the families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. Jones was found guilty of defamation by juries in Texas and Connecticut for using his Infowars megaphone to falsely claim the massacre was a hoax. Over the years, Jones has not only used the media platform to push vile lies and conspiracy theories, but also to enrich himself to the tune of millions of dollars. But the seven-figure bid from a Jones ally raises the prospect that a well-funded outside buyer could purchase the company only to install Jones as its host and effectively hand control back to him. Everything from the platform’s studio equipment, online dietary supplement store, a Terradyne armored truck, Winnebago motorhome and its social media accounts are up for sale to the highest bidder. WATCH: The bad guys hope to close Infowars today, but no matter what happens Infowars is a movement of the people and an Idea that can’t be destroyed. Infowars lives forever and will only get STRONGER Love you all! Go MAGA & MAHA! @AJNlive pic.twitter.com/YbLx87oYoP — Shawn B. Johnson (@shawnbjohnson) November 13, 2024 If this goes to a normal auction, there's a way to buy it and let Alex run it as a W-2 employee. (His wages will be garnished for life.) The real goal tho is to shut it down forever. https://t.co/OBTwicr8ul — Cernovich (@Cernovich) November 12, 2024 Austin American-Statesman reports: The auction resulted in Jones’ bankruptcy case in 2022, and some of Jones’ personal assets are being liquidated to help pay the damages as well. Both opponents and supporters of Jones have publicly expressed interest in bidding on Infowars, with his supporters vying to possibly hand the reins back to Jones as host. One of those supporters is Roger Stone, a long-time political adviser to President-elect Donald Trump. On his show Monday, Jones said auctioneers were inside the building and surveying to ensure everything was there. “Now good guys say they’re gonna buy it,” Jones said on his show. “If the good guys buy it, Infowars will continue.” Opponents of Jones who have expressed interest in buying Infowars include satirical news site The Onion, CNN reported. The Onion CEO Ben Collins covered Jones and Infowars while working as a journalist at NBC. In June, Collins posted a meme of Elon Musk saying he was “looking into it” as a response to a user writing that Collins should purchase Infowars. CNN also reported that The Barbed Wire, a Texas-based progressive outlet, confirmed that it planned to bid for Jones’ platform. Semafor reported in September that progressive media watchdog outlet Media Matters also expressed interest. “The Infowars Liquidation Auction Has Officially Closed! Alex Jones Provides Important Update,” Alex Jones wrote. WATCH: Breaking Exclusive: The Infowars Liquidation Auction Has Officially Closed! Alex Jones Provides Important Update Watch And Share the LiveStream :https://t.co/d9KUv23Wkg pic.twitter.com/mKGaKqUckO — Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 13, 2024

According to reports, President Trump will not have the opportunity to fire special counsel Jack Smith and his team when he takes office in January. Smith intends to file his report and resign before Trump takes office. The report follows Smith moving to pause his office’s outstanding federal criminal cases against Trump and vacate all remaining deadlines. The Justice Department has a longstanding policy of not to charge or prosecute a sitting president with a crime. Breaking: Special counsel Jack Smith and his team planning to resign before Trump takes office: Report https://t.co/6tBOhAYrtg — John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) November 13, 2024 Fox News reports: Smith on Friday filed a motion to vacate all deadlines in the 2020 election interference case against Trump in Washington, D.C., a widely expected move, but one that stops short of dropping the case against him completely. He said Friday that his team plans to give an updated report on the official status of the case against Trump on Dec. 2. Smith is required under DOJ regulations to submit a report of his findings and an explanation of the charges the prosecutor considered and ultimately filed – even though neither case made it to trial. Under a crunched timeline, it is unclear if Attorney General Merrick Garland would make that report public before the end of President Biden’s term or defer to the incoming Trump administration, according to the Times. Sources close to the matter told the Times that Smith has no intention of dragging his feet, and has informed career prosecutors and FBI agents on his team not directly involved in preparing the report that they can plan their exits in the coming weeks. In Friday’s filing, Smith said he needed a month “to assess this unprecedented circumstance and determine the appropriate course going forward consistent with Department of Justice policy.” Breaking News: Jack Smith, the prosecutor who investigated and charged Donald Trump, plans to end his work and resign before the president-elect takes office. https://t.co/u3IQ9stH79 — The New York Times (@nytimes) November 13, 2024 Trump previously said he would immediately fire Smith if he won re-election. “It’s so easy — I would fire him within two seconds,” Trump said, according to NBC News. WATCH: Jack Smith Resigning Before Trump Takes Office. Good Bye Jack pic.twitter.com/jgGFX7dQCQ — LancesEpicQuest (@Stylzbeats) November 13, 2024 Per NBC News: Before Trump’s re-election last week, Smith and his team had continued moving forward in their election interference case against Trump. After Trump’s victory, however, a federal judge overseeing the case agreed to give the special counsel’s office until Dec. 2 to decide how to proceed. The Justice Department indicted Trump last year for his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. But Smith’s case was hampered early on by appeals from Trump’s legal team and then in July of this year by the Supreme Court’s ruling that he has immunity for some acts he took as president. In August, Smith’s team re-tooled the indictment — stripping it of certain evidence the high court said was off limits and a federal grand jury returned a superseding indictment in the case. The Justice Department had also charged Trump in Florida with allegedly hoarding classified documents after he left office and then refusing to give them back. But a federal judge dismissed the case in July, saying Smith’s appointment was illegal. That case remains on appeal. When the former president was first indicted, Smith said he would move quickly to trial, but Trump’s legal team successfully sought to delay in both cases while then-candidate Trump routinely lambasted Smith at his rallies and online.

Sisters screamed with joy as their 4-year-old sibling took her first steps, defying doctors' predictions she'd never walk. The moment was pure magic, a testament to her strength and their unwavering hope.

Sisters screamed with joy as their 4-year-old sibling took her first steps, defying doctors' predictions she'd never walk. The moment was pure magic, a testament to her strength and their unwavering hope.

Sisters screamed with joy as their 4-year-old sibling took her first steps, defying doctors' predictions she'd never walk. The moment was pure magic, a testament to her strength and their unwavering hope.