Alex Jones still owes over a billion to Sandy Hook families as he signs off with "... all glory goes to Jesus Christ"

“And all glory goes to Jesus Christ and our heavenly father,” Alex Jones said Thursday during his final appearance at the helm of his popular show, flanked by a dozen men holding plastic flutes of what appeared to be sparkling wine.

Jones, at times slurring his words, chugged his glass, raised his arms to the sky and flexed his muscles, vowing to keep broadcasting despite the loss of the Infowars brand — holdings tied up in legal proceedings over more than $1 billion in defamation judgments owed to the families of children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

“The hell we’ve been through has only made us stronger,” Jones ended, asking his crew, “Would you have it any other way?”

And that was it. The Infowars website, once a repository for the country’s most outlandish and harmful conspiracy theories, attracting billions of views and raking in millions of dollars, now reads: “Off Air.

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