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Yeah. No. A previous ruling ensures that does not happen.
Bankruptcy can be used to wipe out debts and legal judgments, but the judge overseeing Jones' case ruled in October that most of the defamation verdicts cannot be legally discharged because they resulted from "willful and malicious injury" caused by Jones. Jones' decision to pursue a Chapter 7 liquidation doesn't alter that ruling.
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Yeah... no.
He gets to keep his house(s), all his stuff, everything he's squirrelled away in the names of family etc. Then he just moves onto the next grift. The Infowars crowd haven't abandoned him now, and will move on to Infowars 2 with him. He won't spend one day of his life as anything other than rich. And he'll keep doing the same shit, just be a bit cuter about keeping in the legal grey zone.