Infowars

The conspiracy theorist made a number of false clams about the virus while shouting from a megaphone on top of armored vehicle.

The Infowars founder also called the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns a "21st Century war" as he addressed the Austin rally.

He contrasted his treatment with what he sees as government partiality toward undocumented immigrants.

Multiple YouTube accounts distributing content from Infowars were created last October and remained online until today, when "Newsweek" approached Google for comment.

During Thursday's Senate impeachment trial proceedings, President Donald Trump retweeted a number of his followers, including a regular contributor to Alex Jones' InfoWars.

Host on conspiracy website InfoWars, Owen Shroyer shouted: "Trump is innocent!"

"I appeal to the president to pardon me," Stone reportedly told Jones, "because to do so would be an action that would show these corrupt courts that they're not going to get away with persecuting people for their free speech."

Speaking on his InfoWars show "War Room," Shroyer called for the lynching of "treasonous" former President Barack Obama.

The decision came after the the social media platform had already removed four pages related to the conspiracy theorist and his fake news website InfoWars last year.

"They're now moving on to me and my father. And my spidey sense tells me they mean to move on us to take InfoWars out."

"Thank you, thank you," Stone said to boos from the crowd.

Jack Dorsey defended seeking the input of Ali Akbar, a hard-right Twitter user, on the decision to kick Infowars's Alex Jones off the platform.

Alex Jones, who claims victims of school and mass shooting are paid "crisis actors," now streams content via the Roku Channel Store.

Jones joined Roger Stone in crashing the Washington congressional hearing on "bias" within Silicon Valley and screamed phrases including, "Google is evil!"

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders shared a doctored version of the Trump-Acosta video pushed by conspiracy website InfoWars.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted a misleading video pushed by the conspiracy website InfoWars about the Jim Acosta incident.

A Twitter spokesperson said the company had permanently suspended 18 accounts for trying to help Jones and Infowars circumvent a ban.

Alex Jones has been banned from Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. But all is not lost.

The decision was made after Twitter received reports of tweets posted on Wednesday that violated the "abusive behavior" policy.

Jones and Rubio traded insults and nearly got into a physical altercation outside a Capitol Hill hearing on Silicon Valley's role in aiding foreign influence on U.S. elections.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones had something… interesting… on his phone during a promotional segment on InfoWars.

Imagine our surprise...

Jared Gaut, who has worked at Twitter since 2014, according to his LinkedIn profile, said: "We are not a government. We do not need to be neutral."

Facebook, YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts have recently removed InfoWars from its platforms.

Twitter remains one of the few mainstream social media outlets where Infowars content is active—but for how long?

The radio host is being sued for defamation by several parents who lost their children in the 2012 massacre.

"Feed your gladiator," he said.

Twitter's CEO explains why Jones still has an account.

"If you [don't] come out before the midterms and make the censorship the big issue of them trying to steal the election…then they will be able to steal the midterms and start the impeachment," Alex Jones said in a plea to the president.

"You've got give it to Ted Cruz, just because he does take pandering to new lows," a guest said.