Alex Jones Goes Nuclear on Candace Owens | WATCH

Conspiracy theorist and Infowars host Alex Jones has unleashed a blistering attack on conservative commentator Candace Owens, accusing her of spreading "premeditated manipulation" and running a "psyop" while pledging to reveal her and her husband, George Farmer, as agents of the "Deep State, MI6, CIA, and globalists." The escalating drama, playing out across X and Jones's broadcasts, stems from Owens's unverified claims about the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Owens, on her podcast, interviewed a source named Mitch Snow (also referred to as Michael Snow), who alleged witnessing Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, TPUSA security head Brian Harpole, Rep. Mark Amodei (R-NV), and others at a secretive meeting at Arizona's Fort Huachuca military base just days before the killing. Snow claimed 95-99% certainty on identifications and suggested ties to the assassination in Utah, prompting Owens to raise over $138,000 for him via GiveSendGo while accusing TPUSA of involvement.

Jones, initially supportive of Owens, turned critical after verifying alibis: Harpole provided flight records showing he was en route from Dallas to Salt Lake City, and Amodei was on C-SPAN during a House session. Labeling Snow a "serial abuser and con artist" with a "sordid past," Jones cited investigations by Green Beret @Valhallachannel and @paramounttactcl, including statements from Snow's family debunking his credibility. He described Owens's defense as a "shell game" and "next-level gaslighting," shifting dates and narratives to evade scrutiny.

The feud intensified when Owens allegedly orchestrated attacks by her "minions" and "cult followers" against Jones for questioning Snow. Jones fired back in a December 28 broadcast: "You have the left boosting you... with your royal husband who we're about to expose. So get ready for that, George." He claimed Owens is "promoted on all globalist platforms like YouTube" for a reason, implying a coordinated effort to discredit conservative investigations. Farmer, son of British peer Lord Farmer and a former Brexit Party candidate, has faced scrutiny for his ties to Turning Point UK and alleged influence over Owens.

Owens responded indirectly on X, listing Jones among her "enemies" including France, Israel, and TPUSA, framing the backlash as a vast conspiracy against her. The rift has divided conservative media, with figures like Laura Loomer claiming credit for pushing Jones to investigate, only for him to deny her involvement as "attention-seeking."

No official responses from TPUSA or authorities on the allegations, but the saga highlights fractures in right-wing circles amid unproven theories about Kirk's death.