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CONSPIRACY shock-jock Alex Jones said he will "eat his neighbors to protect his daughters" during the coronavirus pandemic.

The controversial InfoWars host and conspiracy theorist appeared to support cannibalism on his radio show Friday.

 On Jones' InfoWars radio show, he said: 'My children aren't going hungry. I will eat your a**'
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On Jones' InfoWars radio show, he said: 'My children aren't going hungry. I will eat your a**'Credit: Infowars Network
 The controversial InfoWars host and conspiracy theorist appeared to support cannibalism on his radio show
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The controversial InfoWars host and conspiracy theorist appeared to support cannibalism on his radio showCredit: Twitter
 The total number of coronavirus cases in the US have reached 1.1million
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The total number of coronavirus cases in the US have reached 1.1millionCredit: Getty Images - Getty

Jones, known as the founder of the InfoWars website, said: "I'm starting to think about having to eat my neighbors.

"You think I like sizing up my neighbor, how I'm going to haul him up by chain and chop his a** up? I'll do it.

"My children aren't going hungry. I will eat your a**."

"And that's what I want the globalists to know — I will eat your a** first!"

In the disturbing video, which was shared to Twitter and now has more than 4.5million views, Jones touted his honesty - calling it his "superpower."

He insisted his "daughters aren't going to starve to death."

Adding more detail, Jones said: "When my babies come into the equation, I will cook your a** up so fast and I'll tell them: 'Oh, I killed a cow out back, baby.'

"Here it is because my babies ain't gonna die for your c***, your failure.

"I will eat your leftist a** like corn on the cob, I'm ready. I'll barbecue your a** flat. I will eat you. I'll drink your blood."

 Alex Jones is known for promoting bizarre conspiracy theories
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Alex Jones is known for promoting bizarre conspiracy theoriesCredit: Getty Images - Getty
 Alex Jones arrived at a protest on his Infowars 'tank'
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Alex Jones arrived at a protest on his Infowars 'tank'Credit: Getty Images - Getty

His shameless commentary comes as the total number of coronavirus cases in the US have reached 1.1million - and more than 63,856 people have died from the deadly virus.

The international toll of coronavirus stands at 3,333,494 confirmed cases, around 50,608 are known to currently be in a serious or critical condition, and 235,136 are confirmed to have died from the virus.

Jones' ex-wife, Kelly Jones, denounced her husbands words and shared the interview to Twitter.

She Friday: "This is my ex-husband, Alex Jones, graphically describing how he'll kill his neighbor to f e e d my kids.

"Homicidal. Terrifying. I lost my kids for tweeting about injustice. This is UNJUST to my kids.

"This is a mom's worst nightmare. Court must act."

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Last month, Jones was slammed for comparing coronavirus stay-at-home orders to Nazi Germany.

He made the claims as he addressed a "You Can’t Close America" demonstration in Austin, Texas - where approximately 200 protesters defied social distancing rules to rally for lifting the lockdown.

The rally was organized by Infowars, owned by Jones, who joined protesters on the Capitol steps after arriving on his Infowars "tank".

Jones compared Texas Gov Greg Abbott’s lockdown orders to tyranny.

He said: "Don’t let them tell you like the Nazis did that you are not essential

"You are essential. America is essential.

"And this is 21st century war attempting to shut us down and Texas is leading the way against these tyrants."

Infowars yells into his microphone to his anti-lockdown supporters
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Jones yells into his microphone to his anti-lockdown supportersCredit: AFP
 People wear face masks as they wait to go grocery shopping during the coronavirus pandemic in Queens, New York
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People wear face masks as they wait to go grocery shopping during the coronavirus pandemic in Queens, New YorkCredit: AP:Associated Press

In March, Jones was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of driving while intoxicated, the Travis County Sheriff's Office confirmed.

Jones is currently the defendant in a number of lawsuits brought by the families of child victims of the Sandy Hook massacre in 2012.

The families accuse Jones of using his show to spread claims the shooting had been a false flag operation.

He is also known for promoting other bizarre conspiracy theories.

Jones claimed the US government is using "chemical warfare" to "encourage homosexuality so that people don’t have children."

Another conspiracy he promoted is that Hilary Clinton previously ran a child sex trafficking ring from a pizzeria in Washington, DC.

 People take safety precautions when shopping during the coronavirus pandemic
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People take safety precautions when shopping during the coronavirus pandemicCredit: Getty Images - Getty
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