Alex Jones using a megaphone outside the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2016.
The damages trial of Infowars talk-show host Alex Jones continued to be marked by open hostility between the plaintiff and defense attorneys.
Lead counsel for the plaintiffs, Christopher Mattei, presented evidence to argue that Jones views himself as a journalist, despite claims to the contrary, and witnesses told the court about the harm done by Sandy Hook conspiracy theorists.
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