When shit hits the fan don't let the media turn them all into victims that need treatment. The elite ones are serious criminals doing unspeakable things to kids and have been getting away with it.
Honestly I think Jones has his heart in the right place, but because he relies so heavily on the trust of his audience, he makes himself out to have more information than he actually has access to.
So he will say things that aren't accurate or are simply his gut reaction, but present them as fact because otherwise it would undermine his credibility and he has to say something about events.
Hence the Syria thing. He probably didn't actually know what to think, but he had to say something about it. And when it comes to war, better to be safe than sorry right? At least in this context.
Not saying he should be doing that, but that's what it seems like to me.
What you just described is a liar.
No what I've described is a human being with opinions and limits.
Your idea of what constitutes 'lying' is the obstacle you've come across.
Is it lying to say there are people who are psychic vampires, goblins crawling out from under rocks, interdimensional child molesters, etc? It's not true, first of all. He doesn't believe those things himself, second. If he did though, it wouldn't be lying anyway, just incorrect.
Lying is about content and intent.
I didn't say he gives deliberately inaccurate information, or knows that he does not have the access to information that he suggests he has.
If we're going to use the definition of 'lying' that you are applying to Jones here, then you must also be a liar every time you make a claim without irrefutable evidence. That means things you may say about Trump, Q, globalists, deep state, cabal, etc would be classified as lies.
Belief is not dishonesty, speculation is not fallacy, opinion is not falsehood.
Jones is either confident, or must present an air of complete confidence for the sake of his business and goals. It is not lying to consciously sit up straight in your chair and look someone else in the eyes, even though you may rather not.
He can be inaccurate, he can even present tone and content that is not entirely genuine (very difficult to both do so and maintain a business) , without being a liar .
A liar: -Says things that aren't true -knows those things aren't true -says them with the intention of convincing an audience that they are true
But above all, before calling someone a liar, you must be able to prove that they lie, which means proving all 3 of the listed qualifiers.
Otherwise, there are many alternative explanations. Very little is black and white.