Alex Jones vs. Candace Owens: A Conspiracy Theory Feud Explained by TYT

The Alex Jones-Candace Owens Feud

• 💥 Alex Jones has publicly broken with fellow conspiracy theorist Candace Owens, accusing her of spreading false information regarding the alleged assassination plot against Charlie Kirk.
• 🎯 Jones claims Owens has accused innocent people with alibis and is engaged in premeditated manipulation, even suggesting she is part of a globalist conspiracy with ties to the CIA and MI6.

Laura Loomer's Involvement

• 📢 Laura Loomer claimed responsibility for Jones's shift in perspective on Owens, stating she had a private conversation with Jones about "bad actors in the woke right."
• 🗣️ Jones, however, denied discussing Owens with Loomer, though his Infowars co-host Harrison Smith suggested it was a mistake for Jones to speak with Loomer, calling her an "Israel first operative."

Infowars' Internal Conflict

• 😠 Infowars responded swiftly to Loomer's claims, with Jones calling her behavior "mean" and "uncool," despite still considering her a friend.
• 💔 Harrison Smith of Infowars further distanced the brand from Loomer, stating she had done "so much damage" and that Jones speaking with her was a mistake.

Alex Jones's Own Conspiracy Theories

• 🧐 Despite judging Owens's claims, Alex Jones continues to engage in his own conspiracy theories, including accusations that Dan Bongino is targeting him and others like Steve Bannon.
• 🇺🇸 Jones alleges a "deep state" within the Trump administration is creating an enemy list to neutralize him and other Trump supporters, a claim he believes is for the "grassroots to know."

The "Deep State" Debate and Confusion

• ❓ Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian highlight the confusion surrounding the "deep state," questioning if Jones is now pro-deep state or if there are multiple factions fighting each other.
• ✡️ Commenters on Jones's videos suggest the "deep state" is "MIGA" (Make Israel Great Again), linking Laura Loomer's relevance to pro-Israel and pro-deep state affiliations.
• 🤯 The hosts suggest the infighting among conspiracy theorists might be territorial disputes, an attempt to confuse the public, or a strategy to divide and dissipate energy.