WATCH: Alex Jones Smashes Roku on Live TV After Being Banned
Tom Pappert
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Alex Jones vented his frustration with a sledge hammer after Roku banned a fan-made Roku channel from the platform, bending to the liberal outrage generated by leftist media.
Radio and TV personality Alex Jones was banned from the Roku streaming platform this week amid a renewed push to unperson Jones and remove him from the Internet. While interviewing the creator of the fan-made Roku channel and Big League Politics writer Tom Pappert, Jones took the opportunity to smash a Roku device in protest.
Jones had his 7-year-old Roku channel and a new, day old fan-made Roku channel banned from the platform after a concerted effort from leftist mainstream media outlets to frame Jones as a conspiracy theorist who makes money from the Sandy Hook shooting.
Big League Politics reported this week:
Roku is the latest Big Tech company to censor radio host and TV personality Alex Jones’ Infowars, as the company deleted a fan-made Infowars Live channel less than 24 hours after it went public on the platform.
In a now-deleted tweet, Roku first promised to protect the First Amendment rights of all Americans and allow the content to remain on the platform. It was later followed up with a second tweet explaining their decision to delete the app.
Jones and Infowars have previously been banned from Apple, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Spotify, LinkedIn, YouPorn, several payment processors, and a hosting provider. This week, there has also been a renewed push for Jones’ remaining Facebook properties, including one owned by Paul Joseph Watson and a fan-made Facebook page rebroadcasting The Alex Jones Show, to be banned from the Big Tech platform.
Jones’ full interview discussing the banned Roku channel with Pappert and the channel’s creator is still available on Facebook at press time.
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