Alex Jones is a radio host, conservative media activist, and producer, and he has been active since 1995. On his radio show, Infowars, he has had topics such as 9/11 conspiracies and aliens, and he has gained traction as an alternative media figure.
He has never been employed so his net worth is zero.
Alex Jones is a radio host, conspiracy theorist, and journalist from Dallas. He started a radio show called The Final Edition and gained recognition after he left the show.
This film shows how the government, through environmentalism, caused the destruction of America.
As of May 2012, the Infowars website boasts of 6.1 million uniques per month.
Early Life
After starting out with a recording studio, Alex went into the army for two years. He left with a degree in economics and a criminal record.
Jones has a German heritage. He was the lineman on his high school football team and he graduated from Anderson High School in 1993.
But as a teenager Jones was a big fan of conservative news and conspiracy theory websites. After high school, Jones dropped out of Austin Community College and instead started selling his own merchandise at local music shows.
Career
After leaving the Austin market, Jones moved to St. Louis for a new radio show and the University of Missouri was looking for him. The university gave him an interview and Jones was hired at the rate of $8/hour. The station was called KUAF and is currently called KPLZ.
There were two main suspects in the Oklahoma City bombing; Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. Jones believed that Nichols was a double agent.
This is the year when the radio station got rid of its AM signal and put a satellite dish on top of the roof of the station.
In 2000, Jones ran for the State Representative of Texas from the 32nd District, which includes parts of Harris County and Galveston County. He finished in third place.
Jones became increasingly critical of the Bush administration following the 9/11 attacks. As a result of his statements, his radio station was forced to cease broadcasting him.
Jones spoke to the press in front of the Grove Hotel on the Friday before the Bilderberg conference, his speech lasted around 2 hours and 20 minutes.
He’s been speaking out about issues that affect people in the US, mainly by doing protests and speaking to people.
The website has been described as a fake news website spreading conspiracy theories and had to be banned from Facebook. Jones used another website, NewsWars, to spread the conspiracy theories and get around the ban.
How much is Alex Jones worth?
As of the end of 2020, Alex Jones’ net worth is $5 million.
Highlights
The Infowars host has a long history of pushing a wide-ranging, conspiracy-mongering agenda that’s earned him a reputation as “the most-talked about” conspiracy theorist in the world.
Favorite Quotes from Alex Jones
The people on Madison Avenue are puppets, and they play a pivotal role in maintaining an elite class. The corruption of the system is a big problem. The people of America are fighting to get past the puppets and confront the real power structure of the planet.
This is all on Alex Jones
In the original video, Alex Jones says that the New York Times was reporting on the situation in a biased and fake way.
The media and government have convinced most people that the government did the September 11th attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. They also are trying to convince you that the government attacked the United States on 11-11-2001. The media and government are counting on your ignorance to keep you from trying to find out the truth.
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Summary
He is an American radio host who had been involved in many controversies over the years. He has been reported to have collaborated with many politicians. However, the most famous conspiracy theory was his claiming that the U.S. Government was behind the September 11, 2001 attacks.
The conspiracy theorist is also known to have more than 200,000 Twitter followers and almost 40 million
YouTube subscribers.