Alex Jones has regularly been hurt by claims that most mass shootings are false-flag operations. The radio host was sued by the parents of the victims of Sandy Hook and lost. Jones has also been de-platformed by a number of social media sites.

The InfoWars host, though, has not seemed to have learned his lesson. During a Tuesday segment, Jones claimed that the Highland Park shooter was programmed by the FBI.

Jones told his fans, “Well, it turns out our psycho poster boy of mind control … from the 4th of July shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, was more prolific than I even knew. More videos of him on Facebook and other places have surfaced reaching out to his FBI handlers. Here’s one of those clips.”

The host then played a clip of the alleged shooter saying, ” I’ll see you all later. Goodbye, Mr. FBI agent, OK?”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Tuesday signed legislation mandating public colleges and universities survey students and faculty about their beliefs in an effort to promote intellectual diversity on campuses.

“We obviously want our universities to be focused on critical thinking, academic rigor,” DeSantis said during a news conference Tuesday, according to the Naples Daily News.

“We do not want them as basically hotbeds for stale ideology,” he said.

“It used to be thought that a university campus was a place where you’d be exposed to a lot of different ideas,” DeSantis said. “Unfortunately, now the norm is, these are more intellectually repressive environments,” he added.

Congrats Arizona! You made the Wyoming debate look sane in comparison to yours. What in the actual…

This debate really was filled with a bunch of arm-pit farters and then there was Liz Cheney, the only serious person up there.

One of the nation's top military officers was so concerned about former President Donald Trump's red-faced 'tirade' about Afghanistan that he began researching the 25th Amendment on removing a president from office, former Pentagon boss Mark Esper writes in his new book.

The development came after Trump made the 'stupid' decision to make false and 'baseless' claims about the military in front of the top assembled military chiefs during a White House meeting.

It was a performance Esper termed 'reprehensible,' and prompted side conversations among the military brass.

Esper wasn't the only person present who was gobsmacked.