Alex Jones Erupts After Trump Calls Him a Loser (Video)

A bitter new feud is erupting on the right, and this one is getting personal fast.

Alex Jones is unloading on Donald Trump after the president blasted him in a scorching Truth Social post, calling him a “loser” and accusing him of saying “some of the dumbest things.” What started as a political disagreement over Iran has now exploded into an all-out war of words between two of the most controversial voices in conservative media.

Trump’s attack did not stop with Jones. He also took aim at Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson, accusing them of turning against him and trying to cash in on the MAGA movement. In the lengthy post, Trump claimed the group was out of touch with his supporters and pushing views that were “the opposite of MAGA.”

But Jones was not about to let that slide.

During a heated broadcast, the Infowars host erupted, making it clear he saw Trump’s comments as a direct betrayal after years of support. Jones said he was prepared to go “scorched-earth” on the president if that is what it takes to force him “back on track.”

“I’m just going to scorched-earth Trump to get him back on track. The only way to do it is to go after him viciously,” Jones told his audience.

Then came the warning that sent the feud into overdrive.

Addressing Trump directly, Jones snapped that the president had already disrespected him publicly and warned him not to push things any further. “Say one more thing,” he said, before promising to show Trump “how the cow ate the cabbage.”

Jones also made it clear he believes Trump owes him far more respect than he has shown. In one of the most explosive moments of the rant, Jones fumed that Trump should be “kissing my a–” instead of attacking him after everything he says he has done to back him.

Even while throwing verbal punches, Jones insisted he was not the one looking for a war. Still, he left no doubt that he is ready for one if Trump keeps firing shots.

The ugly public clash is laying bare a bigger problem brewing inside the conservative movement. Long-simmering tensions over Trump’s position on Iran and his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are now spilling into the open, with major right-wing media figures increasingly willing to criticize him in public.

Jones and Candace Owens have both gone so far as to suggest Trump should be removed from office through the 25th Amendment, arguing that he is unable to carry out the duties of the presidency. That kind of rhetoric marks a stunning escalation from figures who were once seen as part of Trump’s broader media ecosystem.

Jones, however, seems determined to make this as ugly as possible.

“You think I’m intimidated by you, Trump, the president of the United States?” he said during the fiery segment. “Do you think I’m intimidated by your hit teams and all the rest of it? Whatever, man. You got God to deal with.”

For many on the right, the blow-up is another sign that the MAGA coalition is no longer moving in lockstep. What used to be a united front is starting to look more like open political trench warfare, with some of Trump’s loudest former allies now turning their fire directly on him.

And if Jones means what he says, this fight may be just getting started.