Info Wars host Alex Jones chased after Google CEO Sundar Pichai — who testified before a House committee hearing on political bias at Google — on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
A video shows Pichai walking down a congressional hallway in and getting confronted by Jones, who yelled loudly at him and chased the tech executing.
“Google is evil,” Jones kept screaming repeatedly. Jones chased Pichai for the length of the hallway yelling at him until Pichai entered the hearing room.
WASHINGTON, DC – DECEMBER 11: Longtime informal adviser to President Trump Roger Stone (R) and Alex Jones (L) of Infowars speak to cameras outside a hearing where Google CEO Sundar Pichai testified before the House Judiciary Committee at the Rayburn House Office Building on December 11, 2018 in Washington, DC. The committee held a hearing on ‘Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use and Filtering Practices.” (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
As Pichai entered the room, a police officer spun around on Jones and threatened him with arrest. “That’s enough!” The officer shouted at Jones. “You’re in a public hallway, and you could be arrested.” (RELATED: First They Came For Alex Jones)
Jones asked the officer if he thought Google was evil. “I’m not saying that,” the officer said. “Just control yourself.”
Jones said he was under control and then launched into another tirade about Google: “[Pichai has] taken my free speech away, lied about me and I needed to stand up to him.”
Alex Jones and his platform Info Wars has been de-platformed on multiple social media networks including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube for various “violations” of platform rules.
Former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone was also at the hearing and was also claiming bias and censorship by Google.
Google CEO runs from Alex Jones#GoogleIsEvil pic.twitter.com/HQa5NDezUl
— Rob Dew (@DewsNewz) December 11, 2018
President Trump has regularly criticized social media companies for conservative bias. Jones has mad a habit of confronting political figures on the Hill. Earlier in the year, Marco Rubio threatened Jones with a physical altercation after he invaded the Senator’s space.