Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones says he's advising President Trump in his war against social media companies and the world's most popular search engine.
Trump has attacked Google in recent days, alleging that the tech giant is biased against conservatives.
Jones released a video Wednesday backing Trump's baseless assertions and claimed that he has the President's ear on the issue.
"We advise the President, we've got all the documents, we've got the proof, other people are scared to tell him what's going on," Jones said in the clip posted to Twitter.
Jones — who hosts a right wing radio show and has used his platform to falsely allege that the Sandy Hook massacre was a hoax — was booted from a number of social media platforms in recent weeks due to his hateful rhetoric.
"In other words, they have it RIGGED, for me & others, so that almost all stories & news is BAD. Illegal?" he added.
Google noted its search algorithms are designed to retrieve the most relevant results determined by a long list of factors including personal search history and geographic location. It also prioritizes credible, original reporting over conspiracy theory peddlers such as Jones' Infowars.
The President's claims that Google is promoting negative stories come a week after his personal attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations and former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted of bank and tax fraud.
Trump, no stranger to unproven conspiracy theories, also claimed on Wednesday that the search engine promoted President Barack Obama's State of the Union addresses but not his own annual address in January.
In the years before he entered the White House, Trump was a noted "Birther" who openly questioned whether Obama was born in the U.S.