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The View‘s Discussion On Charlie Sheen Hijacked By Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones

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Alex Jones, a controversial radio host and friend of Charlie Sheen, appeared on The View today to discuss Sheen’s strange behavior, however, Jones managed to squeeze in some very off-topic conspiracy theories that left co-hosts Barbara Walters, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Whoopi Goldberg struggling to maintain control. It’s not surprising that Jones does not have many fans on the right or the left, being a prominent 9/11 Truther and a peddler of other conspiracies, thus many wondered why he was invited to appear at all?

Charlie Sheen’s Bizarre Rant Ends Production Of Two And A Half Men

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CBS programming executives have canceled the hit sitcom Two and a Half Men after their embattled star Charlie Sheen gave what can only be described as a combative and bizaare rant in an interview with Alex Jones who runs the site Infowars. Sheen’s public battles with addiction and stints in rehab have become a public spectacle of late, but his threatening rhetoric to showrunner Chuck Lorre appears to have been the last straw.

Is The Charlie Sheen Crazy Train About To Crash Into The World Of Political Punditry?

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Charlie Sheen is out for blood. Making his first major media appearance since his latest tragic excesses went public, Sheen spoke to radio host Alex Jones today and attacked everyone from Alcoholics Anonymous to his boss to Thomas Jefferson. While doing little to restore faith in his sanity, he touched one of the most inflamed nerves in post-Tea Party America by going after the patriot and, by visiting a program like Alex Jones to begin with, may be wanting a path to punditry.

Obama Joker Poster Contest Leads to Police Questioning

Turns out that the proliferation of Obama as Joker posters were not a purely viral movement, but rather a result of a contest held by the designer of the poster – a conservative radio host. So far at least one individual has been interviewed by Orlando-area police under suspicion of vandalism.

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