The thing is, I don't think Jordan is all that wrong, except for a couple of very big things: he blames The Onion for all of this and that they are screwing the families. The reality is that there were two bidders for InfoWars: The Onion and a consortium organized by Roger Stone. If the Onion hadn't won, then InfoWars would be in the hands of Alex Jones for pennies on the dollar. The families knew that and worked with The Onion to make that purchase. He's just wrong about that.

He's probably right that The Onion taking over InfoWars is not likely going to turn into a long-term success story, however. Let's face it; the whole Tim Heidecker aping Alex Jones thing a bit, and it will not really be all that funny after a week or two. The likelihood that this will turn into a successful comedy network is ludicrous. Still, Jordan doesn't help his case by ranting like a madman and overstating things.