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Alex Jones makes outrageous prediction about Kamala Harris ahead of Donald Trump debate

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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has claimed that Kamala Harris will use drugs in her first debate with Donald Trump and that she has been using drugs for much of her campaign.

Alex Jones has openly claimed that Kamala Harris will take ecstasy before her first debate with Donald Trump to control her anxiety.

Jones, a longtime Trump supporter, absurdly claimed on his Infowars show that Harris is “going to do drugs” and “get the shit blasted out of her.”

The commentator, who faces $1.5 billion in restitution payments for claiming the Sandy Hook massacre was a hoax, insisted the Sept. 10 confrontation in Philadelphia would not be the first time the vice president has taken drugs.

“He looked like this at the Democratic National Convention. Dilated pupils, he felt fine. Yeah, he’s going to get a dose of Molly. I’m serious,” she said.

He also claimed Harris was “drunk and on Xanax” during her CNN interview with Tim Walz, the first major interview she had done since announcing her campaign.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has claimed that Kamala Harris will use drugs in her first debate with Donald Trump and that she has been using drugs for much of her campaign.

Trump supporter Jones says Harris

Jones, a Trump supporter, says Harris is “going to be high. She’s going to be really high.”

Jones theorized that Harris may be using drugs due to “serious performance anxiety” on her show.

“It’s going to be spectacular because she’s going to fall flat on her face without a teleprompter,” Jones said.

The Infowars founder, long known for his outrageous claims, is set to see his media empire shut down to help a bankruptcy court trustee pay the $1.5 billion he owes the Sandy Hook families for calling the massacre a hoax.

A U.S. bankruptcy court trustee is planning to shut down Jones’ platform and liquidate its assets to help pay the $1.5 billion in court judgments Jones owes.

Jones has been saying on his website and radio shows that he expects Infowars to run for a few more months before it is shut down due to bankruptcy.

But he has promised to continue his bombastic broadcasts in some other way, possibly on social media.

He had also talked about someone else buying the company and allowing him to continue his programs as an employee.

Jones has about $9 million in personal assets, according to the most recent financial documents filed with the court.

The debate will take place in prime time in Philadelphia on ABC News, with several other networks and streaming services also airing the contest.

The debate will take place in prime time in Philadelphia on ABC News, with several other networks and streaming services also airing the contest.

Jones theorized that Harris will use drugs because of a

Jones theorized that Harris will use drugs due to “severe stage anxiety” on her show

Infowars’ parent company, Free Speech Systems, has about $6 million in cash on hand and about $1.2 million in inventory, according to recent court testimony.

Harris has been holed up in a Pittsburgh hotel preparing for the showdown in Philadelphia next week.

Experts told the The New York Times who had enlisted the help of a Trump surrogate, in his trademark suit and tie, to practice his debate tactics.

Meanwhile, Trump is said to be holding more ad hoc “political sessions” to help refresh his memory about his record while in office.

With just two months to go until Election Day, Harris and Trump are entering the final stretch with a non-significant gap in the polls.

But despite the small gap, the results show a shift toward the former president after Harris entered the race in late July.

With just two days until the presidential candidates’ first debate, a New York Times/Siena College poll puts Trump 1 percent ahead of the vice president (48 percent to 47 percent), within the poll’s 3-point margin of error.

The latest poll was conducted Sept. 3-6 and is virtually unchanged from the same national survey of likely voters conducted in late July after President Joe Biden ended his reelection campaign and endorsed his No. 2 candidate.

In particular, the poll suggests that despite Harris’s “honeymoon phase,” support for Trump’s bid for a second non-consecutive term in the White House remains strong.

The debate will take place in prime time in Philadelphia on ABC News, with several other networks and streaming services also airing the contest.

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