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. 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. … 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. 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.
Two former employees of InfoWars accuse founder and radio host Alex Jones of sexual harassment, racism and antisemitism.