Rob Jacobson, who worked as a video editor for Infowars for 13 years, filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claiming Jones frequently singled out his Jewish background and referred to him as a "beefcake" over the course of four years, according to documents obtained by the Daily Mail.</s>A complaint filed early February against InfoWars’ founder Alex Jones by two former employees divulged details of discrimination, racism, ridicule, sexual harassment, and anti-Semitism in the workplace.

Filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the complaint stated the conspiracy theory website founder bullied and humiliated an employee named Rob Jacobson, by calling him names such as “The Jewish Individual,” or “The Resident Jew,” and once even shouted “Yacobson” across the office.

Jacobson, who worked for Jones for 13 years as video editor before he was fired last May, is in the process of suing the InfoWars founder for discrimination and wrongful termination.

In Jacobson's EEOC complaint cited by Daily Mail, he stated: “I am Jewish, and my employer used racial slurs against me, calling me 'The Resident Jew,' 'The Jewish Individual,' and 'Yacobson.' My workplace was a syndicated radio show, so these slurs were mad publicly, on air. … My employer also inserted my face onto the photo of a Hasidic Jewish man and circulated that picture around the office.”

As part of a slew of allegations levelled against Jones, another employee named Ashley Beckford, who was a production assistant at InfoWars' parent company Free Speech Systems, said Jones would leer at women in the workplace while harassing them with sexually suggestive comments.

She said, while feigning sympathy over an incident Beckford was in, Jones allegedly groped her after initiating a hug to offer comfort.

“I felt embarrassed and nervous, but I knew that he had specifically touched my behind at that moment as a sly come-on that other people may not notice.”



Beckford, who is an African American, said she was ridiculed for the color of her skin, was discriminated against in the workplace and was denied promotions. She described the workplace as “hostile,” since she joined the company in 2016.

Beckford said she was also intimidated by the display of weapons in the InfoWars office in Austin, Texas, which, according to her, contributed toward creating a hostile work environment.

The EEOC complaint she filed stated: "I was subjected to different terms and conditions of employment, in comparison to my non-Black African-American peers, when it came to my salary/wages and benefits (travel), and in regards to my dress, including my hair style."

"I also was subjected to harassment and racial slurs by Respondent's management and some peer colleagues, as well as subjected to sexual harassment and a hostile, sexually offensive work environment."

Jones responded to the complaints, deeming it completely baseless with "no reflection of reality." He told Daily Mail his feelings “were hurt” by the allegations levelled against him by his former employees.

The InfoWars founder denied being anti-Semitic, while conceding he recalled an interview with David Duke — American white supremacist, KKK leader and white nationalist politician, who referred to Jacobson as "Jewish individual," but claimed the words were never uttered again.</s>Two former staffers at InfoWars have accused founder and right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones of discrimination and sexual harassment, the Daily Mail reported on Wednesday. Jones allegedly bullied staffers, made anti-Semitic and racist comments, and groped one worker, according to two Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaints obtained by the publication.

Rob Jacobson, a former video editor who worked for the site for 13 years, alleges his co-workers and managers called him “The Jewish Individual” and “The Resident Jew,” and that Jones regularly humiliated and belittled him. As the Mail reports, “The abuse got so bad that one member of staff photo shopped Jacobson’s face on to the image of an Orthodox Jew under the words ‘THE JEWISH INDIVIDUAL DEMANDS YOUR HOT TOPICS’ and printed it out for all to see.” Jacobson, who was eventually fired, is planning to sue Jones for discrimination, harassment, and unfair dismissal, in addition to his EEOC complaint.

Meanwhile, Ashley Beckford, a former production assistant for InfoWars‘s parent company, Free Speech Systems, alleges Jones “often spent his time shirtless, and endlessly leering…at female employees and guests,” which created a “disgusting, hostile environment” that openly encouraged his staff to make inappropriate comments towards women. According to the EEOC statement from Beckford, who is African American, Jones made unwanted sexual advances and allegedly groped her while commenting, “Who wouldn’t want to have a black wife?”

In a lengthy statement to the Daily Mail, Jones denied the claims, calling them “no reflection of reality” and “completely, totally false.”

Read more of the disturbing allegations over at the Daily Mail.</s>Former Infowars employees claim that founder Alex Jones sexually harassed and groped female staff and openly made anti-Semitic and racist remarks toward minority employees, according to newly revealed legal filings.

Jones, who is infamous for his controversial views and conspiracy theories, allegedly joined staff members who were humiliating and bullying a Jewish colleague, Rob Jacobson, who they referred to as “the Jewish Individual” and “the Resident Jew.”

Jacobson, who was a veteran employee of Infowars, is now suing Jones for discrimination, harassment, and unfair dismissal after he was fired last May. According to the documents obtained by the Daily Mail, his lawyers submitted a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Another employee had a similar experience with Jones, claiming that he harassed and discriminated against her based on her race.

Former production assistant Ashley Beckford said in her EEOC complaint that she was “subjected to different terms and conditions of employment, in comparison to my non-Black African-American peers, when it came to my salary/wages and benefits (travel), and in regards to my dress, including my hair style.”

Beckford explained that Jones was not alone in this behavior, claiming that racial slurs and sexually offensive comments from management and colleagues created a “hostile work environment” for female employees who were subjected to unwanted sexual advances, glances, and comments.

After speaking up about a particular incident, Beckford claimed that Jones attempted to show sympathy by giving her a side hug but ended up grabbing her butt. She also said that he made “sexual advances” toward her and commented on her looks on numerous occasions.

Jones denied the allegations as “completely, totally false” in a statement sent to the Daily Mail.

“I'm not going to talk about former employees, I mean nobody accuses me of stuff like that. No, no, and in fact I'm not the type of person to say those kinds of things. So that's why my feelings are hurt. Wow. That's all I can say. That's total bullshit,” he continued.

A lawyer for Jones’ company said the allegations will investigated.</s>Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has discriminated against his staff, laughed along with racist and anti-Semitic slurs against former employees and even groped one female worker, bombshell documents allege.

The controversial Infowars owner joked with staff who called Rob Jacobson 'The Jewish Individual', 'The Resident Jew' and shouted 'Yacobson' across the office, it's claimed.

Jones allegedly continually bullied, ridiculed and humiliated Jacobson - who worked for Jones' company Infowars for 13 years - before firing him last May.

Jacobson is in the process of suing Jones for discrimination, harassment and unfair dismissal and his lawyers have submitted a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

A second former employee has claimed she suffered 'harassment and discrimination' at the hands of Jones and other senior managers at Infowars based on her race.

Former production assistant Ashley Beckford said she joined Free Speech Systems, Infowars' parent company, in June 2016 and the discrimination began almost immediately.

According to an EEOC complaint she too has filed: 'I was subjected to different terms and conditions of employment, in comparison to my non-Black African-American peers, when it came to my salary/wages and benefits (travel), and in regards to my dress, including my hair style.

'I also was subjected to harassment and racial slurs by Respondent's management and some peer colleagues, as well as subjected to sexual harassment and a hostile, sexually offensive work environment.'

In a series of allegations, Beckford, who is African American, says she was 'mocked' for her skin tone, called a 'coon' by a senior manager, and denied promotions to match the salary of other coworkers, according to the complaint documents.

She also accuses Jones and several other supervisors and colleagues of 'commonly leering at women in the office', and making 'sexual gestures and advances'.

According to the filing, she claims Jones groped her 'butt' after initiating a 'side-hug' while 'pretending to feel sympathy' over an incident Beckford was involved in.

The complaint states: 'Simultaneously, he was commenting to those in the room, "Who wouldn't want to have a black wife?".'

She added: 'I felt embarrassed and nervous, but I knew that he had specifically touched my behind at that moment as a sly come-on that other people may not notice.'

According to the EEOC complaint Beckford also alleges Jones tried to 'groom' her for 'sexual exploitation'.

She claims he made 'sexual advances' towards her and made comments about her having a 'good body that looked like I worked out a lot'.

'It's my opinion that it was his intention to see if he could groom me for sexual exploitation,' Beckford wrote in the complaint.

She added: 'Alex often spent his time shirtless, and endlessly leering, with or without a shirt, at female guests and employees while creating a disgusting, hostile environment.'

Beckford also claims she was intimidated by the constant display of guns in the infowars' office in Austin, Texas, which created an 'extremely hostile work environment' and alleges she was reprimanded if she ever questioned the actions of President Donald Trump.

Beckford was fired in April 2017 due to excessive 'write-ups', she claims.

Both Beckford and Jacobson are now being represented by lawyer Ben Meiselas, a civil rights leader at law firm Geragos & Geragos.

In Jacobson's EEOC complaint, he states: 'I am Jewish, and my employer used racial slurs against me, calling me "The Resident Jew," "The Jewish Individual," and "Yacobson." My workplace was a syndicated radio show, so these slurs were mad publicly, on air.

'My employer also inserted my face onto the photo of a Hasidic Jewish man and circulated that picture around the office.'

InfoWars/Free Speech Systems Response to allegations against founder Alex Jones and staff Alex Jones described the allegations as having, 'no reflection of reality' and 'completely, totally false'. He told DailyMail.com: 'I'm not going to talk about former employees, I mean nobody accuses me of stuff like that. No, no and in fact I'm not the type of person to say those kinds of things. So that's why my feelings are hurt. Wow. That's all I can say. That's total bulls**t.' Jones denied being racist and anti-semitic saying his ex-wife Kelly Nichols was half-Jewish. He said: 'It's absolutely ridiculous. A classic. I'm going to continue to take the high road. I'm shocked that Rob would do something like this. Must be in a bad way out there. So sorry for him.' Jones did concede that there was an incident involving the interview with David Duke during which Duke called Jacobson a 'Jewish individual', but said he's 'never' heard stuff like that being repeated around the office. Jones said it was sad that people were trying to 'score points' or somehow become 'relevant' by making 'outrageous' allegations. 'And it's a sad thing. I mean I have zero concern about it except for Rob because it's, it's so outrageous.' Jones says he was nothing but nice to Jacobson, adding that he wishes him well in his new career as a 'fiction writer' in Hollywood. He said: 'I just wish Rob well and I hope that he has a great life and I just hope that he is successful in everything he does. I wish him well with his fiction career... I'm going to take the high road. 'I'm not giving up on Rob and I'm not giving up on humanity.' In relation to Beckford's allegations he said: 'There was never any complaints filed or anything done to HR or said here. Come on man, it's total fiction.' He added: 'It's 100% false, not true,' before threatening legal action. Jacobson (pictured with Jones) claims his former boss runs an office culture that is 'racially and sexually discriminatory' Jones' father Dr David Jones, who is the company's Head of Human Resources, also weighed in. He admitted to DailyMail.com that the Infowars office environment can often be like a 'locker room'. He also confirmed that Jacobson had made complaints to HR about certain issues, but insists none of those complaints were serious or about anti-semitism or racism. 'His complaints were generally way after anything presumably occurred,' he said. One incident, he recalls, was concerning a video that Jacobson had said had been put on his screen by a fellow worker. 'We researched it and found it was something accidental and incidental,' he said. 'Somebody had teased him about something on his desktop.' When asked about the 'Beefcake' incident, Jones Snr believed that had something to do with the video incident. 'That might have been a case of 30 seconds of somebody giving him some crap, I can see that, it's like a damn locker room,' he confessed. 'When you're dealing with creative people sometimes there's a little bit of by-play and I would say Rob dished out way more than he received. 'Anytime somebody would make a complaint we would take it with all seriousness. 'There was nothing that stood out (with Rob) and we have zero tolerance on ethnic discrimination, gender discrimination and discrimination on the basis of people's preferences. We're libertarian, we believe in people being what they are and what they want to be.' Jones Snr says the company is made up of 'equal opportunity offenders', adding, 'We're a very yeasty environment and we give everybody crap, I'm just being brutally honest here'. He added that the company had hired consultants to help improve sensitivity training and other issues prior to Jacobson's departure in 2017. Eric Taube, lawyer for Free Speech Systems, said the allegations from Jacobson and Beckford will be 'investigated'. He said the 'time frame' of the allegations, given they happened a long time ago is 'mysterious'. 'I don't know what it is that they are hoping to accomplish,' he said. Taube described the claims as 'unfounded' based on what he knows. He added: 'Obviously Free Speech Systems and Infowars takes these things very seriously and will fully investigate all of those allegations, but they don't make sense to me for a lot of different reasons.'

Jacobson said in the complaint that he was 'passed over' for promotions and raises, which instead went to 'far less experienced employees', adding that his firing was both 'discriminator and in retaliation for my complaint to HR.'

Jacobson also claimed in his EEOC report that Jones called him 'Beefcake' - a homophobic slur - and brought other people into the joke.

Jacobson told DailyMail.com In an exclusive interview the slur occurred after he called Jones into his office to show him something he found on his computer.

'Work on Alex’s films included finding embarrassing pictures of politicians on the internet and I was searching through pictures of the Clintons caught making funny or embarrassing faces on camera and I noticed a unique one of Hillary Clinton that I’ve never seen before.

'Alex was walking by and it was a "look what I've found" moment, I invited him to check it out.

'But when I clicked on this picture to see the full resolution image, a gay porn website popped up, it was a click bait picture.

'I was shocked and embarrassed but Alex knew what had happened so I quickly clicked off, but he instantly jumped on it and called me "Beefcake".

'That afternoon he continued calling me Beefcake, the next day it was Beefcake, I thought it would maybe go away, like sort of childish behavior, office banter, but it didn't.'

In the EEOC report, Jacobson writes of the incident: 'From 2008-2012, Alex Jones called me Beefcake, referring to male porn stars,' Jacobson said. 'I felt like this was intimidating and harassing and a form of sexual harassment in that he was grooming me for homosexual sex.'

On one occasion, Jones allowed a friend to display gay porn on Jacobson’s computer, according to the EEOC report.

'In 2014, The CEO of the company, Alex Jones, allowed his friend Shane Steiner into my office to display on my computer with images of gay pornography,' Jacobson said, adding that he made a formal complaint to the human resources department.

He continued: 'I believe this action was a continuation of the intimidation and sexual harassment in that he was grooming me for homosexual sex.'

Jacobson started working for Jones in May 2004 as a video editor. 'I started editing his film Marshall Law, then I did Terror Storm, End Game, Obama Deception so on and so forth.

'At first we worked in a small office and everything was okay, I considered him a friend.'

Jacobson points to an incident early in 2017 during which Jones allegedly humiliated him in front of his co-workers.

'There was an editor's contest with a $5,000 reward and Alex gave the reward to someone else which I thought was very unfair,' he said.

'I called him and challenged him based on my video's YouTube numbers and the quality of the content, the fact I worked as a sole editor while everybody else had help.

'I could have used that money like everyone else, but I questioned his judgment, I felt he overlooked me because of our history.'

To Jacobson's horror he later learned Jones had played the entire private conversation on speaker phone in front of other members of staff.

He said: 'He thought it was a good idea to take this confidential phone call and share it with other staff members.

'But the people listening were shocked by Alex's behavior, his unprofessionalism and told me what happened.

'On a daily basis I was called names based on my ethnicity, I was called "Yacobson", they'd laugh at the term "Resident Jew".

'And I think Alex was the ring-leader, the secret joker when I wasn't around and he fueled the abuse among the staff, gave them license to do and say what they wanted.'

Jacobson says Jones gave David Duke, a former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, a 'carte blanche' platform for Jones' entire audience to see and hear.

'Alex who is normally pretty sharp and happy to cut people off, let him slide on most of these insane points Duke was making. He let him rant undisturbed for ten to 15 minutes a time. '

Jacobson was listening to the Duke interview on the side lines when Jones asked his staff if anyone had a question for the former KKK leader.

Jacobson did and Jones, while giving him a glowing review as a 'great' video editor, introduced him on air as a 'Jewish Staff Member'.

During the conversation Duke referred to Jacobson as the 'Jewish Individual' - a term which would haunt him.

'Staff members took that as sort of a cue, they referred to me repeatedly in the office as "The Jewish Individual", it was hilarious to them, I had to suffer through, it was an every day occurrence,' says Jacobson.

The abuse got so bad that one member of staff photo shopped Jacobson's face on to the image of an Orthodox Jew under the words 'THE JEWISH INDIVIDUAL DEMANDS YOUR HOT TOPICS' and printed it out for all to see.

Hot Topics was a segment of Jones' show produced by Jacobson.

Jacobson concedes Jones himself never called him that directly but he claims the staff and upper management did and he believes Jones laughed along with them behind the scenes.

In another incident Jacobson says one of Infowars' TV personalities introduced him on air as our 'resident Jew' - yet another example of the racist treatment he received at work.

'I was answering a politically based question with a politically based answer, it had nothing to do with me religion or ethnicity,' he says. 'But that was typical of the treatment I was subject to by Alex Jones and his staff.'

Jacobson says during the last couple of years he and Jones avoided each other when possible.

'I remember I put a commercial at the end of a YouTube video which he didn't like, he was screaming, pointing at me, "You're not gonna ruin me Jacobson, you're not gonna ruin me". It made it unpleasant just to be around him.'

Jacobson says he was eventually fired due to a 'misunderstanding' over someone else taking over a project he'd been working on.

'I wasn't happy about someone taking on my project so I complained and Alex put his hand on my shoulder and said I was dangling from a loose thread. He raised his voice at me and said, 'Jacobson, get out of here you're fired.'

'Then he said he was going to sue me, for what, for firing me? He was enraged. He said 'Good luck finding another job Jacobson.'

'Why would he say that, I was fired for no reason, he was rubbing it in, he even said he was about to give me another raise too, give me a break.

'I worked hard for him for years, I almost had a perfect attendance record, yes I made the occasional mistake but who doesn't and I'm talking two or three mistakes in 13 years.'

Attorney Ben Meiselas, of law firm Geragos & Geragos, told DailyMail.com: 'As alleged in the charges filed, Infowars not only waged a war on the public, spewing disinformation and abhorrent conspiracy theories, but also waged war on the integrity and dignity of its employees.'

Jones has always been a divisive and controversial figure on his show.

In 2014 he sparked outrage when he controversially claimed the Sandy Hook shooting of 20 young children was a 'false flag' attack perpetrated by the US government claiming no one died and the victims were 'child actors'.

In the past he has also claimed the 9/11 terror attacks and the Oklahoma bombing were government conspiracies, said the Boston bombings were a hoax and insisted Hillary Clinton should be jailed and that Barack Obama founded ISIS.

One of his more outlandish claims was that the government puts chemicals into the water supply to turn people gay so they are unable to have children.

But despite his far fetched views Jones attracts millions of listeners and has amassed 1.2billion views on one of his 18 YouTube channels.

One of his fans is believed to be President Donald Trump, who appeared on his show in December 2015, several months after he announced his candidacy.

Infowars has been credited with galvanizing a large amount of support for Trump during last year's election.</s>Multiple former longtime Infowars employees have filed complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accusing site founder Alex Jones of racism, sexual harassment, and bullying.

Former employee Rob Jacobson, who was with Infowars for 13 years, says that Jones and other managerial staff called him “The Jewish Individual, The Resident Jew and ‘Yacobson.’ Then Jones fired him last May. Ashley Beckford, a former production assistant who is African American, described Jones sidling up to her and grabbing her while asking “Who wouldn’t want to have a black wife?” She also claims that her race was mocked and was a factor as she was denied promotions.

The Daily Mail spoke to Jones, who had this to say:

Most recently, Jones, who has claimed that the Sandy Hook victims were were actors, challenged Parkland High victim-turned-activist David Hogg to a debate after declaring he was a crisis actor. This led to two strikes toward Infowars YouTube channel, which means it’s one strike away from being permanently banned.

Infowars has been plugging its Now Hiring page for months while news that the site has plagiarized for years has surfaced.</s>
• Conspiracy theorist and Infowars founder Alex Jones has been accused by two of his former employees of workplace harassment, racism, and sexual misconduct.
• Jones allegedly called a Jewish former employee anti-Semitic names and repeatedly discriminated against black former employee, whom he also allegedly groped.
• Jones and Infowars have become influential outlets on the right, and Jones claims he has spoken to President Donald Trump several times since the 2016 election.

Alex Jones, the notorious host of the right-wing conspiracy website Infowars, has been accused of using anti-Semitic and racial slurs to refer to two of his former employees, including one woman who also claimed Jones "grabbed her behind," according to the Daily Mail.

One of the former employees, former video editor Rob Jacobson, who is Jewish, alleged that Jones bullied him repeatedly for his background, calling him anti-Semitic names like "The Jewish Individual," "The Resident Jew," and "Yacobson." The other employee, former production assistant Ashley Beckford, claimed Jones once grabbed her by her behind as he was giving her a hug, saying, "Who wouldn't want to have a black wife?"

Beckford, who is black, said Infowars was a toxic work environment.

"I also was subjected to harassment and racial slurs by Respondent's management and some peer colleagues, as well as subjected to sexual harassment and a hostile, sexually offensive work environment," Beckford said, referring to Jones.

Beckford also claimed she was called a "coon" by senior members of the staff and said she was actively treated differently than other employees because of her race.

"I was subjected to different terms and conditions of employment, in comparison to my non-Black African-American peers, when it came to my salary/wages and benefits (travel), and in regards to my dress, including my hair style," Beckford stated.

Both former employees have already reportedly filed an Equal Employment Opportunity complaint against Jones. While Beckford had only joined the site's staff in June 2016, Jacobson had reportedly been working at Infowars for 13 years before being fired in May 2017.

Jones and Infowars emerged as powerful right-wing brands amid the 2016 presidential campaign and even helped to elect him, according to former campaign adviser to President Donald Trump, Roger Stone. They have continued to play an influential role in conspiracy circles, and Trump has reportedly used Infowars as a news source.

Jones claimed that Trump personally called him to thank him following his surprise electoral win in November 2016, and Jones said Trump spoke with him several times as recently as late 2017 and early 2018.

Infowars has pushed several prominent conspiracy theories over the years, including that the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012 was a hoax, that the September 11, 2001 attacks were an inside job, and that former President Barack Obama was the global head of the terrorist group Al Qaeda.</s>Two former employees filed complaints against Infowars founder Alex Jones alleging he made racist and anti-Semitic comments, groomed them for sex, and groped a female staffer.

Rob Jacobson, who worked as a video editor for Infowars for 13 years, filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claiming Jones frequently singled out his Jewish background and referred to him as a “beefcake” over the course of four years, according to documents obtained by the Daily Mail.

Jacobson, who said the term referred to male porn stars, wrote, “I felt like this was intimidating and harassing and a form of sexual harassment in that he was grooming me for homosexual sex.”

Jones also allowed his friend to enter the video editor’s office and display images from gay porn on his computer, according to Jacobson.

The conspiry theorist, who had a number of other nicknames for Jacobson, including “Resident Jew,” “The Jewish Individual,” and “Yacobson,” once photoshopped his face onto the body of a Hasidic Jewish man and circulated it around the office, the complaint states.

Ashley Beckford filed another EEOC complaint alleging she was subject to harassment, racial slurs, and a “hostile, sexually offensive work environment.”

The African American production assistant said she was discriminated against “when it came to my salary/wages and benefits, in regards to my dress, including my hair style.”

She was also mocked for her skin tone and called a “coon” by a senior manager, she said in the complaint.

Beckford also alleged Jones once groped her butt and asked, “Who wouldn’t want to have a black wife?”

“I felt embarrassed and nervous, but I knew that he had specifically touched my behind at that moment as a sly come-on that other people may not notice,” she wrote.

“It’s my opinion that it was his intention to see if he could groom me for sexual exploitation,” Beckford added.</s>Comedy Central’s The Opposition host Jordan Klepper wants to help conspiracy theory wingnut Alex Jones achieve three YouTube strikes on his Infowars operation.

Jones’s operation snagged its second strike Tuesday, over another video about the school mass shooting in Parkland, FL. With Strike 2, Infowars is temporarily unable to upload new content. One more strike and YouTube will ban Infowars, as it tries to crack down on conspiracy theory hoaxsters.

“Three strikes and you’re out?! Nothing could be less American!” Klepper, who plays a Jones-ian alt-right version of self on his late-night show.

“Infowars has been truth telling like this for years, since Lizard People first demanded immigration rights,” Klepper crowed, before showing years-old clips of Jones declaring Sandy Hook shooting’s six and seven year old victims to be actors, and that the Aurora movie theater mass shooting was “totally staged.”

“Alec Jones says the things no one else would, because only he dares to stoop so brave,” Klepper ranted.

Jones has been spreading word to his followers about the “new narc” that’s yapping at his heels: one “Jordan Keppler,” who Jones says is host of one of the 10 shows that attack him five nights a week.

Jones has variously described “Keppler” as:

“What I worry about is that the folks at YouTube won’t listen to reason,” Klepper cautioned his viewers.

“If left unchecked, this Keppler might draw attention to other Infowars videos that YouTube could use as an excuse to ban them” cueing up screen grabs of Infowars declaring:

“The fact is, Alex Jones is facing potential ban from YouTube because of the things his show has said. Now, is that his fault? No! It’s the fault of people like Jordan Keppler. Opposers, don’t let the mainstream media and ‘Keppler’ win!” Klepper said, unveiling #BlameKeppler.</s>Former staffers at controversial conspiracy theory website InfoWars claim founder Alex Jones laughed as they endured frequent racist harassment and once groped a female employee, according to a new report.

Rob Jacobson, who is Jewish, and Ashley Beckford, who is black, both filed complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission earlier this month outlining the abuse they allegedly suffered working under Jones and other colleagues, documents published by the Daily Mail reveals.

Beckford, a production assistant and presenter, said she lasted less than a year at the website, during which time Jones allegedly groped her butt while saying, “Who wouldn’t want a black wife?”

He also wandered around shirtless while “leering” at female employees and guests, she claims.

One colleague called her a “c-on,” another kept referring to black people as “colored” on air — despite Beckford’s objections — while a third flaunted a pair of swastika-covered sneakers he received from a fan, she claims.

She also says she was pressured to engage with Hillary Clinton supporters on camera — who subjected her to “racial slurs” and called her an “Uncle Tom.”

Beckford says she was ultimately fired after demanding the same pay as her white, male colleagues.

Meanwhile, Jacobson, a video editor, claims he was mocked for being Jewish and that Jones also nicknamed him “Beefcake” — a reference, he says, to gay porn.

“My employer used racial slurs against me, calling me ‘The Resident Jew,’ ‘The Jewish Individual,’ and ‘Yacobson.’ My workplace was a syndicated radio show, so these slurs were made publicly, on air,” he writes in his complaint.

“My employer also inserted my face onto the photo of a Hasidic Jewish man and circulated that picture around the office.”

When KKK leader David Duke came on InfoWars as a guest, Jones introduced Jacobson as his “Jewish employee” while Duke called him “the Jewish individual” — a nickname other colleagues adopted, he says.

Jacobson believes he was fired as an act of retaliation for complaining to HR.

Jones denied most of the allegations to the Daily Mail as “completely, totally false” — but acknowledged that Duke called Jacobson a “Jewish individual.”
Two former employees of InfoWars accuse founder and radio host Alex Jones of sexual harassment, racism and antisemitism.