The conspiracy theories made Alex Jones very rich. They can bring it down.

The court records in a divorce case show that Mr. Jones's business has grossed more than $ 5 million in 2014. The court proceedings show that he and his wife Kelly Jones embarked on a hut pool project to eat with a stone fireplace. Mr. Jones bought four Rolex watches in one day in 2014 and spent $ 40,000 in a saltwater aquarium. The couple's documents included a $ 70,000 grand piano, $ 50,000 worth of firearms and $ 752,000 worth of silver, gold and precious metals in a safe.

People who worked with him or studied his business said that his income had probably continued to rise in recent years.

But his problems are rising. At least five defamation suits against Jones, three of which have been filed by Sandy Hook families, are progressing. Last month, a Texas judge ordered Jones and his private limited company network to file in the coming weeks lawyers for the parent of a victim of Sandy Hook.

He also faces complaints of workplace discrimination by two former employees, a case of fraud and product liability, and a nasty court battle with Ms. Jones, now her ex-employee. wife. She says the couple spent $ 4 million for the four-year battle for the care of her three children and the company-related conflicts.

At the same time, Mr. Jones' August crackdown by social media giants – he was largely banned by Facebook, YouTube, Apple, Spotify and even Pinterest – poses a serious problem by limiting his access to his audience. Early evidence shows that the bans have significantly reduced its reach, before Twitter imposed a permanent ban Thursday on its account and Infowars account, depriving it of its last major social media channel.

As a result, he is forced to rely more on his Infowars site, mobile application and radio show, broadcast in more than 100 stations across the country.