“It’s the truth, and I’m just going to say it: that I wish I never would have f***ing met Trump,” Jones says in the video, leaked to Southern Poverty Law Center’s Hatewatch group and posted Tuesday.

The footage was recorded in January 2019 by Caolan Robertson, a filmmaker hired to shoot a documentary for Jones in Austin, Texas at the time.

“I wish it never would have happened. And it’s not the attacks I’ve been through. I’m so sick of f**king Donald Trump, man. God, I’m f**king sick of him. And I’m not doing this because, like, I’m kissing his f**king ass, you know. It’s, like, I’m sick of it,” Jones adds.

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Robertson also presented Hatewatch with screenshots of text messages he claims are from Jones, where he asks him to not use the footage.

“Please don’t put me b***hing in the film,” Jones allegedly said. “I don’t do it a lot. But when I do, look out.”

Further allegations from Robertson include him saying the InfoWars founder bragged about making tens of millions of dollars selling “d**k pills” to his audience, a group he said would “buy anything.” These claims, however, are not backed up by text or video, and the filmmaker says they were remarks made off-camera.

“Alex Jones doesn’t care about most of the stuff he professes to,” Robertson said. “It just shows he doesn’t care about anything he talks about. He doesn’t like Trump but then goes on camera talking about how Trump is the savior.”

Jones’s relationship with Trump through his four years in the White House was up and down, with Jones growing more and more critical of Trump as time went on. He did, however, speak at the January 6 rally in Washington, DC – shortly before the US Capitol riot.

“I don’t know how this is all going to end, but if they want to fight, they better believe they’ve got one,” Jones said the night before the riot.

Reactions to the SPLC revelation mainly accused Jones of being a “grifter” who plays dumb for his audience but secretly holds them – and Trump – in contempt.

There are “plenty of videos of Alex Jones and Ali urging the crowd to divert away from the US Capitol Building...” journalist Jack Posobiec said on Saturday. “Pay attention to who leaves this all out.”

John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, argued that Alexander marched to the Capitol alongside Jones and had told followers to “get down to the US Capitol! Orders from POTUS.” He left out the rest of Alexander's Twitter message, which directed protesters to the Stop the Steal stage on the Supreme Court side of the Capitol.

Scott-Railton tried to explain away Jones' call for peaceful protest at the Capitol, saying “he seems to have gotten spooked.” He noted that Stone claimed – “on Russian TV, no less” – to have played no role in the riot and accused the former Trump confidant of lying when he said he never left his hotel on January 6. He cited a clip showing Stone in front of his hotel, taking pictures with supporters, as bodyguards watch over him.

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