Alex Jones

The InfoWars host repeated false claims in a testy interview with the NBC host.

Kelly showed herself to be a responsible and assiduous interrogator even if she had little to show for it in the end. Alex Jones, meanwhile, came off like a sweaty paranoiac.

Alex Jones says 9/11, the Sandy Hook shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing and others were "false flag" operations.

Jones says Kelly told him it would be a "softball profile" without questions about the Sandy Hook and Pizzagate conspiracy theories.

Broadcaster says it's going ahead with the segment because the founder of the "alt-right" website InfoWars "has the ear of the president."

Kelly's interview with the conspiracy theorist is being widely criticized on Twitter.

Trump's son claimed CNN and other media outlets staged a protest of Muslims condemning ISIS.

Alex Jones on the Manchester Arena attack that left 22 people dead: "A big bomb goes off at a pop star's rock concert bombing a bunch of liberal trendies."

The yogurt company filed for defamation, claiming that Infowars spread false reports linking its Idaho factory with a sexual assault case.

The 'Infowars' host is locked in a custody battle, and his lawyer argues that he is just 'playing a character' on the radio.

Alex Jones's lawyer says the "character" he plays should not be taken into account when it comes to custody of his three children.

"I'll beat your...ass," the broadcaster tells Adam Schiff, the top Intelligence Committee Democrat, on a YouTube video.

Radio host Alex Jones repeatedly has called the 2012 Connecticut massacre a "hoax" involving child actors.

James Tracy does not believe the deadly 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School actually occurred.