President Donald Trump's announcement that he authorized a military airstrike on Syria made InfoWars founder Alex Jones completely lose it and break down in tears during a bizarre livestream Friday night.

Shortly after Trump said he was joining forces with France and Britain in a coordinated 'precision strike', Jones hopped on a two-hour InfoWars livestream saying Trump's decision made him 'sick'.

'They said if you just turn against Trump it would be better, but he was doing good, and that's what makes it so bad,' he said, getting emotional.

InfoWars founder Alex Jones broke down in tears during a livestream Friday night

Jones said Trump's announcement to authorize an airstrike on Syria made him 'sick' before he started crying

Jones later called Trump a 'fraud' and said he was 'done' with the president

Alex Jones on Trump launching strikes in Syria... pic.twitter.com/FkPt3xnok4 — Andrew Peng (@TheAPJournalist) April 14, 2018

Jones then briefly discussed his ex-wife getting custody of their kids before breaking down in tears.

'If he had been a piece of crap from the beginning, it wouldn't be so bad. We've made so many sacrifices and now he's crapping all over us. It makes me sick,' he said.

Jones then started screaming about 'dirtbag Hillary" as his co-host stares at him in confusion.

Later during the livestream, Jones pauses Trump's speech to declare: 'He said Hillary’s the founder of Al-Qaeda. Well, you’re the butt boy of Al-Qaeda, Trump.’

This just happened too. pic.twitter.com/yymrX1YVqI — Andrew Peng (@TheAPJournalist) April 14, 2018

Trump also screamed about 'dirtbag Hillary' Clinton during his livestream

Trump announced he had ordered 'precision strikes' on Syria in retaliation for chemical weapons attack by Syria leader Bashar al-Assad last weekend

'Trump's now a fraud,' he continued. 'Done. F*** Trump.'

Trump announced he had ordered 'precision strikes' on Syria in retaliation for chemical weapons attack by Syria leader Bashar al-Assad last weekend in Douma. The decision has received a tremendous amount of criticism.