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Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt tell Alex Jones bizarre theory about their failed careers

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt just won't let go of their 15 minutes of fame.

The couple, who made their way into living rooms across America on the MTV series "The Hills," opened up to Alex Jones on "InfoWars" last week about the bizarre reason they believe their TV careers tanked.

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“We were chanting, ‘Death to the New World Order’ about 10 years ago after watching all of your documentaries, and then about a week later, we were no longer on television and haven’t had a consistent TV gig since then,” Pratt said. “So if the New World Order is watching, you know, we still will not accept chips, but, you know, we will take a gig in the established media because we have a baby and we have some bills to pay so, you know, New World Order, we’re available.”

According to the New York Post's Page Six, the New World Order is a conspiracy theory about a supposed "secretive power elite with a globalist agenda that's conspiring to eventually rule the world through an authoritarian world government that will replace sovereign nation-states."

Montag also talked about her TV career and said the hardest thing for her was finding the line between being her authentic self and creating a personality for TV.

“It’s a hard balance because you want to be able to say how you feel and what’s going on in the world and to be able to have a voice or just be able to be a person within it,” she said. “But in reality TV, you’re so disposable that we were just disposed of pretty quickly after that ... happened.”

The couple, who are expecting their first child together, also said they are ready to make a comeback.

“I am thankful for everything that’s happened,” Montag said. “I’m ready to re-emerge better than before and stronger in a way more prepared way.”

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