Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the past while Alex sits in Knowledge Time Out. In this installment, Alex misreports a bunch of stories involving cops, disappoints no less than three callers who want primary sources, and reveals why he does an evil voice when pretending to be one of his villains. Citations

In this episode, the hosts discuss the dehumanization of refugees, the crisis at the border in Del Rio, and the power dynamics between the police and mayor. They also explore Alex's contrasting reactions to viral videos and express frustration towards the 'new world order' and controversial statements. Overall, they express their disgust and frustration towards the dehumanizing content analyzed in this episode.

The podcast discusses topics such as reality TV show dangers, Sho Aotani's performance in a baseball game, voter fraud claims, white nationalism, and controversy surrounding Nicki Minaj's tweet about the COVID vaccine. They also touch on challenges in finding pool tiles, personal boundaries in the 2022 election, misrepresentation in reporting, the significance of bill HR 550, and controversial discussions on immunity and the free market. Additionally, they explore the dynamics between radio and TV hosts during COVID-19.

The hosts discuss their 'bright spots' of the day, a plot of land adopted for conservation, and the impact of a popular video on Alex Jones' audience. They express frustration with far-right ideologies and analyze a TV show on the court of heaven, expressing skepticism about healing testimonials. They explore the concept of punitive damages in the story of Job and question predetermination in scripture interpretation. They also discuss the rise of religion and spirituality during the COVID pandemic.

What's wackier than a Wacky Wednesday? Obviously a Wacky Wednesday on a Monday. Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Camelot to learn a bit about JFK Jr, the various people portraying Joe Biden, and Deep State negotiations.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss an episode of the Alex Jones Show that Dan has declared "unacceptable."  In this installment, Alex fails to cover a bombshell, tries to record a commercial during his show twice, and interviews someone about how many people may actually secretly be vampire clones. Citations

Alex Jones takes Ivermectin on air, pledges to work longer, and admits having Covid-19 more times than Charles Barkley's NBA championships. Controversy surrounding FDA scientists and vaccine decisions. The exploitative mindset of Alex. Alleged control of Pfizer and globalist agenda. CDC document, FDA presentation, and Joe Rogan's COVID-19 experience. Taking Ivermectin prophylactically and discussing a sponsor. Misrepresentation of Ivermectin and dangers of self-medication. Magician-like CDC website and plans to expand. Critiquing Alex's use of a video for COVID-19 vaccine safety. Various news topics and inconsistencies in Alex's views.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones follows up having an interview with a guy about what it's like to go to heaven.  Apparently the only fitting follow up is talking about Monkeypox and allowing a guest to recommend listeners get really good with a sniper rifle.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip deep into the past. In this installment, Alex Jones warns of the dangers of Monkeypox, and talks to a friend of his who died and went to heaven. Citations

The podcast discusses the importance of guest vetting and debunking the notion of Owen Shroyer as a political prisoner. It also covers topics such as Alex Jones' misrepresentation of Brett Favre's interview, biased presentation of the Pfizer vaccine, the impact of hospital culture on c-section rates, conspiracy theories, creating a Truman Show scenario for Alex Jones, manipulative leaders, and criticism of right-wing individuals.