She worked at Los Alamos, so naturally she's connected to everything space weirdos love to connect things to, but it kind of feels like there was a bad domestic situation here.

He used to work for the Blaze, but he got fired for sexually assaulting a coworker. Boy, that's ugh.

The first thing is that Owen quit when The Onion bought Infowars. And then when the sale fell through, he just showed back as if nothing happened and they never talked about it.

Owen was at 6 January, he went to jail, he worked for a lunatic for a decade. He's been around, but the problem is that I don't think that that amounted to much experience in the work sense. He's worked at Infowars for a decade.

You worked for Fox back in the 2009-2013 time period? I believe so. Time period sounds correct.

When were you hired by InfoWars? I was hired in 2004 by Alex Jones.

Yes. Where were you working? Ready Alliance Group.

Berge claims that he was fired for, quote, putting country before company, but the story doesn't seem so cut and dry. His boss, Dr. Klein, himself an Air Force veteran, quote, said Berge stopped showing up for work shortly after he told Klein on October 3rd of his plan to join the military. He declined to comment further on Berge's employment status or work history. Fair. As part of the 1994 Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, you cannot discriminate against an employee for enlisting, and you're required to rehire returning enlisted persons after their active duty is over, so that would have been a problem. However, according to this Times article, quote, In an October 18th letter Klein sent to Berge, the doctor lauded him for his desire to serve his country and said he intended to comply with federal labor laws. But Klein also said that Berge had been, quote, repeatedly insubordinate, that he had rung up a $340 charge in unauthorized charges on the company's phone, and was unresponsive to reports of computer problems at the clinic. Oh, do you mean his job? That's what it sounds like. Okay. It kind of seems like there is some documentation here that maybe his boss... An Air Force veteran wasn't retaliating against Berge for enlisting as much as he was dealing with a shitty employee who coincidentally was also deciding to enlist.

And then Larry says some bad things about Al Sharpton. And what did you do after we parted ways? What did you do after that? Work for Sharpton? Never worked for Al Sharpton. Consulted with him? Never consulted. He's a friend of mine. I gave him advice when he asked for it.

Also, in 2013, William Boykin was employed as the executive vice president of the Family Research Council.

And then I became a contractor for about six years, and I worked right after 9-11 in Washington, D.C., working on critical node mapping. I was working for a company called Greyhawk.