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Headline : Bidders are back in court battling over the auction of Alex Jones Infowars

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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones says if his Infowars show is shut down, he'll move to his back-up studios and website and continue posting a live feed on his usual satellites and stations and on X. Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images hide caption

The fate of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars show could be decided as soon as Tuesday, as a federal bankruptcy judge continues to hear arguments for and against selling the show and its parent company to The Onion.

Jones says last month's auction of his company was a "mockery" and "rigged" in favor of the satirical news site that was named the winning bidder. The losing bidder, First United American Companies, a firm with business ties to Jones, wants the judge to disqualify The Onion's offer and name it the winner instead.

The Onion and the U.S. bankruptcy trustee who oversaw the auction, Christopher Murray, call those allegations "disingenuous and selfish," and nothing more than the "losing bidder's last-ditch effort to invalidate a fair and value-maximizing sale process." Murray is scheduled to testify Tuesday about the process.

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