Knowledge Fight

Today, Dan and Jordan experience what should have been the April Fools episode of the Alex Jones Show, but wasn't. In this installment, Alex explains Romeo and Juliet, and Dan explores Alex's newest "smoking gun of all smoking guns."

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex laments how women are traitors, and spends a bizarre amount of time defending Matt Gaetz against the recent allegations that have been raised against him.

Today, Dan and Jordan jump deep into the past to check in and see how Alex Jones was doing back in the middle of George W. Bush's presidency. In this installment, the gents explore what it means to be "above the two-party illusion," add new entries to the list of accused communists, and learn if you can still legally play musical chairs.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' return from his secret mission to Connecticut and puzzle over the countless possibilities of what he was doing there. Also, Alex is grossly xenophobic and Dan gets disappointed by Jim Hoft's brother.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a trip back to the past to enjoy a decade-plus old chat between Alex Jones, Joe Rogan and Eddie Bravo. Also, Alex defends someone who is definitely not a witch.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their observation of Alex Jones. In this installment, Alex experiences the highest highs and lowest lows on the same show, decides to turn on Trump (again), and endangers the safety of his listeners in a more direct way than usual.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome Alex Jones back from his Floridian grocery store based vacation. In this installment, Alex lies about some celebrity deaths, decides that Avatar is predictive programming, and ruins Jordan's faith in people named Stew.

Today, Dan and Jordan are disappointed to learn that Alex Jones has been hanging out in a Florida grocery store all week, so they turn their attention to the Infowars morning show, The American Journal. In this installment, Stewart Rhodes makes poor excuses for his actions, and conversation on the Journal takes a turn toward the Nazi side of things.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the viral clip that came out last week of Alex Jones saying he wished he'd never met Trump, and the conflicted path that led Dan down.

Today, Dan and Jordan go on a time-traveling adventure to gather some more information about the day back in 2010 when Alex supposedly first covered the "Operation Lockstep" document. In this installment, Alex says "hanky panky" twice, and a painfully transparent SEO scam is hatched.