Alex Jones has just thrown down the gauntlet in a fiery showdown with Candace Owens that’s splitting the MAGA community wide open.
This clash between two heavyweight conservative voices centers on Jones’s sharp criticism of Owens’s conspiracy theories surrounding the murder of Charlie Kirk, alongside accusations of personal threats and shadowy globalist ties, Mediaite reported.
For everyday conservative taxpayers, this feud isn’t just entertainment—it’s a stark reminder of the financial burden we bear when public figures use massive platforms like Owens’s YouTube channel, with 5.7 million subscribers, to spread divisive claims that could fuel legal battles or costly public investigations.
The drama kicked off earlier this month when Alex Jones publicly severed ties with Candace Owens, a fellow conspiracy theorist and influential MAGA voice.
Jones didn’t hold back, slamming Owens for what he called easily debunkable claims about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, implicating entities like Israel, the U.S. military, and Turning Point USA.
Instead of dialing it down, Jones ramped up his attacks over the weekend, turning this disagreement into a full-blown ideological war.
Jones took to social media with a lengthy clip dissecting Owens’s past statements, accusing her of “flip-flopping” on major claims and shifting narratives to suit her viral conspiracy theories.
He didn’t stop there—Jones claimed Owens’s followers have been threatening him and even doxxing him, a serious charge that only pours fuel on this already blazing conflict.
“I want your war,” Jones declared, making it crystal clear he’s not backing down from this fight, no matter the personal cost (Alex Jones).
In his social media caption accompanying the clip, Jones also aimed at Owens’s personal life, pointing to her husband, George Farmer, a British House of Lords member, and highlighting conflicting stories about how the couple met.
Owens fired back online, dismissing Jones’s insinuations about her husband with a touch of sarcasm: “Alex Jones telling his audience my husband is MI6 is hilarious” (Candace Owens).
She clarified that she met Farmer through Infowars host Paul Joseph Watson in December 2018, even sharing a photo from that night to counter Jones’s narrative.
This public spat has ignited a fierce divide within the MAGA community, with Owens’s defenders and critics drawing battle lines over her controversial podcast—one of the most listened-to shows in the nation.
While Owens wields immense influence with her massive online following, Jones’s unrelenting critique raises questions about accountability for high-profile figures on the right.
From a conservative standpoint, we must demand scrutiny of all claims, especially when they risk fracturing the movement or burdening supporters with the fallout of unproven accusations.
