Knowledge Fight

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.

Roger Stone critiques Trump indictment. Alex offends Dan about Hawaii. Hosts talk about sports, gambling, and frustrations. Discussion on new Coca Cola flavor and Trump's speech. Conspiracy theories and land ownership in Hawaii. Election stealing and indictments. Criticism of public and private schools. Conspiracy theories and globalist recruitment.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex was up to at the end of last week. In this installment, Alex warns that the Globalists want to make everyone allergic to meat, meanwhile Dan and Jordan pine for a world where people could change height at will.

In this podcast, Dan and Jordan delve into vintage Alex where he gets passive-aggressive with a caller and covers shootings at secret society initiations. They discuss living room rearranging, offensive words, and the superiority of the metric system. They analyze the controversial shooting incident involving Alex, explore conspiracy theories, and criticize his convoluted explanation. They also discuss the Madrid train bombings and the Masons' role in the community. Finally, they touch on burn victims, conspiracy theories, and the impact of Coast to Coast Radio.

On this episode, the hosts discuss a new Korean reality show called Zombieverse, the announcement of Stephen Crowder's new network and the replatforming, frustration and speculation about a potential rivalry, Alex's enemies and the future of conservative media, similarities between platforms and boycotting organizations, the audience's reaction and a new term, discussing upcoming live shows and encouraging viewers to join the mug club, and expressing concerns about a recent announcement.

Today, Dan and Jordan enjoy Alex's Saturday "emergency" broadcast. In this installment, Alex interviews a guy who does not want to be called the Q Shaman, where it is revealed that the Globalists want to feed us all to the planet Saturn.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex decided to cover Trump's newest indictment. Plus, Owen Shroyer shows off some awful vintage racism.