What caught my eye was the sophisticated spy tech, which was seen in the drones, which was basically normalized. We already have a combination of spy satellites used domestically as well as drones that were used domestically as been revealed by the EFF recently.
We don't really have a culture at Infowars of job titles. What is the culture at Infowars? Well, what I mean as far as like some companies you would have like, oh, here's your new job title. Maybe it's in writing. That hasn't necessarily been the case compared to my other positions at other companies.
I think $75,000 is my base salary. It can go up to 90 based on performance bonuses.
It's just kind of something that after all these lawsuits and litigation, I kind of decided for myself that that was something I needed to do and take more responsibility.
Well, first off, I've used the word journalism maybe out of ignorance before. I kind of see myself more as a social commentator.
But unfortunately, I saw an article in Axios recently. In my opinion, Axios is a little bit left-leaning. They pointed out that trust in traditional media is like... Plummeting.
Well, in my understanding, being an economics major, if it's over 30, it's maybe statistically important.
I don't know, because if I remember correctly, his Instagram account said things like Allah Akbar. And these photos in the Instagram account just looks like something I would expect an ISIS fighter in Iraq to dress like.
Where ISIS fighters, I believe it was in Syria, were using a pickup truck from a plumber in Houston. That still had his logo on it.
I'm not familiar with that. It's the second largest terrorist organization in the world. No, I'm not.
I don't remember. And the answer's no. You did not.
I use the term video journalist because I really didn't know how to describe myself to the best of my ability as far as going out and shooting videos, interviewing people. And then writing stories about those videos? I didn't do that very often, if at all. Okay, so you would just shoot videos and then give them to somebody else? No, I'd shoot videos, upload them to the website. Okay, and you wouldn't write anything at the bottom or a story with the video? Typically not. I generally never had time to. I would just shoot a video and just upload it to YouTube, and then we'd embed it on InfoWars.
When you go on your Twitter newsfeed and you just see it all over the place, or even maybe your Facebook newsfeed. It's just everywhere. And under oath, right now, to this jury, you're telling them that you saw Mr. Fontaine's photo all over your newsfeed. That's my understanding, if I recall correctly.
I was on the impression they were out of Florida. Would it surprise you? You think Laguna Beach is in Florida? I thought that was where it was at.
Do you believe you're a victim of some internet trolls that just got the best of you because you weren't paying attention? I think I was duped, definitely.
It's in the same spectrum, politically. Of what? I mean, Antifa is typically left-leaning. Communism is typically left-leaning.
At the time, yes. You'd done it before you posted Mr. Fontaine's photo to the world. Yes.
I don't remember, but if I didn't do it for Fontaine's photo, I regret not doing it.
If I remember correctly, I think Alex Jones gave me the headline and the sub-headline for this article.
Well, it was Alex Jones that told me that pizza, hot dogs, pasta, walnuts were all code words.
And I believe that was also FBI symbolism. You do believe that? For child molestation. Do you still believe that? I don't know. I was just trying to vaguely remember. This is from 2016, so my memory's a little bit fuzzy. Why on earth would you believe that? The FBI had code words like that for child molestation. Well, because the FBI was... Would point out, hey, if you ever hear these code words, this could be a signal for child molestation, so be on the lookout for it. Where'd you learn that? I believe it was in a bulletin, FBI bulletin.
Yes. Okay. And that goes for both you and the company, correct? Yes.
No, I've suffered from depression.
I do.