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I watch Alex Jone pretty regularly. Lately I've noticed that he has guest-hosts on who seem to be selling themselves or their products and services. There's a financial advisor type whose name I forget (a slimy Jew, by the look of him), for example, who I've seen on a few times (never actually listened to him). There's this guy, Gerald Selente, another financial "expert" who puts out a newsletter. He appears to be selling himself. I'm wondering, have these people paid Alex Jones to use his InfoWars platform to promote themselves or their products? Are these basically informercials pretending to be news commentaries?

I watch Alex Jone pretty regularly. Lately I've noticed that he has guest-hosts on who seem to be selling themselves or their products and services. There's a financial advisor type whose name I forget (a slimy Jew, by the look of him), for example, who I've seen on a few times (never actually listened to him). There's this guy, Gerald Selente, another financial "expert" who puts out a newsletter. He appears to be selling himself. I'm wondering, have these people paid Alex Jones to use his InfoWars platform to promote themselves or their products? Are these basically informercials pretending to be news commentaries?

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He's been shut off from the revenue streams that most orgs like his have. He has to get revenue from somewhere to keep afloat or just shut the doors and call it done. If he makes some money off of others promoting themselves then so be it.

The whiney 3rd hour host that's clearly a Jew shilling financial stuff is annoying as hell though. A voice like nails down a chalkboard.