Knowledge Fight

Rolling Stone senior writer EJ Dickson joins the host to discuss fake 'Karen videos' on TikTok, the rise of grifters and scams on the platform, the importance of media literacy and responsible internet usage, and the conflict between a popular pizza critic and a chef that escalates into a culture war.

The podcast discusses headlines about Infowars, including legal troubles, Alex on Russian TV, and antisemitic caller. They explore Owen Troyer's legal situation and debate the appropriateness of the consequences. They critique Harrison's viewpoint on activism and express disapproval of Alex's actions. They delve into Pragogen's death and the ADL controversy, discussing conflicting beliefs and how small social groups can cause conflicts. They share their frustrations with misconceptions about Russia and address differing stances on Russia, America, god, and LGBTQ+ rights. The podcast also discusses commitment to humanity, technical difficulties, and recording during the US Open.

Sophie From Mars joins Jordan to discuss various topics including defending the Matrix sequels, conspiracy theories and attacks on bodily autonomy, the impact of the Gutenberg press and the Protestant Reformation, negative usage of the term 'woke' by the British media, fascism as political bullying, and promoting their content on YouTube with upcoming projects and Patreon support.

In this installment, Alex gets mad about tech problems playing a fake video and predicts the assassinations of Trump and Biden. They discuss disappointing Doritos flavor and 'One Piece' manga. They also address controversial Tintin comics and Marjorie Taylor Greene's appearance. Financial challenges of raising money for an appeal bond are explored. They question Joel Osteen's connection to God and Alex's research on conspiracy theories. Divine intervention and climate crisis denial are discussed. President Biden's vacation time and Marjorie Taylor Greene's views are criticized. Lastly, the impact of Columbine and 9/11 on society and politics is examined.

Alex interviews Mike Flynn about impending hack attack false flags and talks to his former employee Rambo Joe Biggs, live from prison, about his 17-year sentence for plotting a seditious conspiracy. Topics include telegraphing evil plans, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential presidential candidacy from prison, the history of political assassinations, and the absence of Stuart Rhodes and Joe Biggs from the show.

Alex Jones falls victim to a Globalist hack attack after appearing on Coast to Coast. He discusses his visits to SeaWorld and tries comedy. The hosts talk about their mental state, Star Trek memories, and building a Lego set. They explore the significance of the number 17 in QAnon and discuss biometric identification at Sea World. They also discuss pacifism, Alex's appearance on 'Coast to Coast', and hidden meanings and symbolism.

The hosts discuss upcoming tennis tournament, a wrestler's death, and Alex's offensive conspiracies about the Maui fires. They reflect on loss, misrepresentation of news articles by Alex, and the impact of COVID-19.

Undercover agent Amanda Moore shares her experiences attending protests and rallies, the ease of adapting to far-right ideologies, witnessing people being kicked out of events, the creation of children's books by influencers, distorted realities and the impact on behavior, church perception of media as demonic, and conversations about far-right extremism.

The hosts of the podcast discuss a reality show and its performative party scenes. They delve into conspiracy theories about secret societies, rituals, and superhumans created through COVID vaccines. They also explore topics such as globalists, the collapse of civilization, and the government's role in euthanasia. A personal relationship with Paul Watson and allegations of involvement in sex trafficking are addressed. The podcast analyzes the intriguing dynamic between a knowledgeable individual and a naive one shaped by social media.

In this podcast, they discuss controversies surrounding Alex Jones and his alleged involvement in the events of January 6th. They also address Alex's misguided belief about Indian Americans and their integration into society. Additionally, they delve into Alex Jones' conspiracy theories and skepticism towards upcoming mask mandates. They emphasize the power of sharing incendiary links and promote their website and Twitter handle.