Today, Dan tells Jordan all about the fourth installment in his investigation into what happened to convince Alex Jones to sign up with Team Trump. In the last episode, we learned that Alex felt that Trump was a "predator," a "shill," and clearly mob-connected, so how does his opinion come to change? Topics covered on today's episode: Alex "intentionally" "jumps the shark" (?) Alex is fooled by criminally edited anti-Planned Parenthood propaganda videos A caller convinces Alex that Jade Helm is real, and that the UN is operating out of a Walmart in Alabama

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about what happened on The Alex Jones Show on June 6. Topics include: Is Alex trying to show off for Megyn Kelly's camera crew? Are campuses throwing "No Whites Days?" What happens when a Hulkster goes to heaven? What is Alex's weapon of choice?

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about why Alex Jones most likely did not really infiltrate Bohemian Grove, or at least did not do so in the way he presented in his documentary Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove. There are a lot of problems, and Dan discusses a few of them, and the gents speculate that a man who lies for a living probably started that career with a big lie.

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about the third installment of his investigation into what happened to Alex Jones in 2015 to get him on board with the Trump campaign. Topics covered include: What InfoWars employee's uncle is investigating Sandy Hook? What is a "controlled rage?" Does Larry Nichols outdo himself in terms of dumb theories? How mad can one man get at a trailer for an MTV show?

Today, Dan tells Jordan about what happened on the May 31st episode of The Alex Jones Show. Topics include: Is Alex in the midst of a manic episode? Is using the homeless as walking billboards a good idea? In what polls are Trump's numbers going up? Alex has a new shirt he's really excited about

Today, Dan tells Jordan about the second stage of his investigation into how Alex Jones came to be a part of Team Trump, covering the period of June 19-July 5. Topics include: Does Alex finally actually mention Trump? Was John Wilkes Booth a false flag? What can one learn from a Chik-Fil-A billboard?

In this engaging discussion, controversial media personality Alex Jones delves into his views on the Charleston shooting and the bizarre notion of changing phone numbers periodically. The hosts humorously navigate his alleged savior complex and explore the intersections of conspiracy theories and radical beliefs, particularly around race and gun culture. Their incisive commentary critiques the role of misinformation in shaping political discourse while unearthing the chaotic web of propaganda that influences public perception.

Today, Dan tells Jordan about what happened on the May 25th episode of The Alex Jones Show. Topics include: Jerome Corsi has discovered information that may get him killed Alex has figured out how the media coverage of Trump's coverage of Russia works JEROME CORSI HAS DISCOVERED INFORMATION THAT MAY GET HIM KILLED

Joining the discussion is Alex Jones, a controversial media figure known for his provocative content. They explore the implications of a special report he released on May 22, questioning the authenticity of his quest for White House press credentials. The conversation dives into the absurdity of media narratives, humorously speculating about Jones's fictional dog, Nunk. They also tackle conspiracies like Jade Helm, while engaging in a thoughtful critique of race and identity politics, empowering listeners to navigate the complexities of today's media landscape.

Jerome Corsi, known for his contentious stance on conspiracy theories, joins the discussion, diving into hilariously bizarre claims like male genitalia shrinking. The hosts tackle the manipulation of political narratives and the impact of propaganda, citing historical figures like Edward Bernays. They humorously critique the absurd marketing strategies behind women's smoking and delve into the ethical implications of misinformation. Corsi's views spark a lively debate on navigating the complexities of public perception amidst rampant conspiracy theories.