Alex Jones argues that the defamation lawsuits and subsequent financial judgments against him are rigged show trials intended to set a precedent for bankrupting political opponents.

“I mean this has never before been done a defaults when you just don't even show up we gave them everything exhaustive and then they let them use the discovery that they said we didn't give them to the jury they could put on evidence we couldn't challenge the evidence”

Steven Crowder contends that the legal system is being weaponized against individuals to target their livelihoods through government-backed entities.

“make no mistake when government-backed entities can take away your livelihood should it be that you decide to purchase ammo off of PayPal or decide to as a doctor question the efficacy of a vaccine or even just run a clip from the Pfizer executive herself and you get removed”

She asserts that as an interactive website operator, she is not legally responsible or liable for the content posted by third-party users.

“The issue at hand is not whether or not Todd did the things that were alleged about him on the website. The issue is whether or not I am liable and whether or not I'm the author of those statements. And the answer to both of those questions is no.”

Criminal justice should be a shorter process to save taxpayer money, specifically for clear cases of guilt.

“How much due process do we need in America? Okay, we talk about the wasteful spending in government. Some of our taxpayer dollars uh could be going towards other things, especially especially when we got them.”

The recent jury verdict confirms that Meta and YouTube can be held liable under traditional negligence theory for intentionally designing addictive algorithms.

“This verdict actually stands for the proposition that Meta and YouTube intentionally made their algorithms addictive and negatively impacted someone's mental health as a result. This particular claim is based upon negligence, i.e. They knew and owed a duty to individuals to not make their algorithms”

It is likely that the Supreme Court will rule that an asylum seeker must physically be inside the United States to be eligible for asylum processing.

“I do think that because much of this court is textualist. So you have three very strong textualists on the court, but then you also have people who are asking practical questions amongst the conservative justices that I think out of the six conservative justices, you're probably likely to find at le”

He claims that the website operator should be held liable for the negative and allegedly false comments posted about him on the site.

“Mr. Hollis is trying to hold me responsible for comments made about him on the site by other women. I did not write those comments and furthermore, the law states that I am not liable.”