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Kelly reportedly is attempting to ban his boss, President Trump, from his sucking up a daily dose of conspiracy nonsense dished out by Alex Jones, the host of Infowars.

Only weeks into what has to be one of the most difficult jobs on the planet, Kelly has 鈥渇orbidden aides from bringing President Trump any news stories from InfoWars,鈥澛� reports.

That attempt to block Infowars was just confirmed today with this statement on Jones鈥� site:

鈥淲H Chief of Staff John Kelly is now blocking Infowars articles now blocking Infowars and other non-mainstream news outlets from appearing on President Trump鈥檚 desk as he controls the official flow of information to the president. We warned you that the deep state would try to isolate the president from his support base 鈥︹��

That report came after Politico previously report that Kelly was involved in a 鈥渇ake news crackdown鈥� as he tries to keep the commander-in-chief, who鈥檚 prone to Twitter-outbursts, from filling his head with Jones鈥� nonsense.

His bold moves may well make Kelly the next target of far-right extremists and white nationalists who think the president is succumbing to global elitists.

Trump has called Jones periodically and heaped praise on him, while calling the so-called 鈥渕ainstream media鈥� the enemy of the American public.

Among Jones鈥� more-outlandish claims:聽There are child-slaves on Mars.聽The U.S. government was behind the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 and more-recent mass killings at schools in Sandy Hook and Columbine.

Jones also has promoted the idea that the government is spraying 鈥渃hemtrails鈥� in the nation鈥檚 skies for population control and that shadowy government operatives are putting chemicals into products to turn children gay.

Most recently, Jones claimed international globalists intent on smearing Trump were the 鈥渇alse flag鈥� behind the racist violence聽in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Some of Jones鈥� far-flung fantasies and ideas appear to not only have gotten inside Trump鈥檚 brain, they have been regurgitated in his public statements.

Trump claimed during last year鈥檚 campaign that Hillary Clinton and President Obama 鈥渨ere the founders of ISIS,鈥� picking up a message that Jones pounded out on Infowars. Trump also picked up Jones鈥� false claim that 鈥渕illions of people鈥澛爒oted illegally in the November presidential election.

Not long after being named chief of staff, Kelly apparently saw his biggest task was attempting to control鈥攐r at least get advance warning about鈥攖weets sent out at all hours by his boss.

鈥淜elly has said he would like to know what Trump is planning to tweet before he does so and would prefer that big decisions not be announced on Twitter -- but has privately conceded there will be late-night or early-morning missives he cannot review,鈥� 聽reported earlier this month.

Kelly apparently knows his up against great odds.聽

Politico reports that Kelly knew in advance he would become the new White House gatekeeper, but didn鈥檛 know Trump would make the announcement via Twitter aboard Air Force One.