G. Gordon Liddy, God's perfect fascist, shares anecdotes from his military service and his obsession with guns. The podcast explores his delusional beliefs and military exaggerations, as well as his use of firearms to assert dominance. The hosts also discuss Liddy's illegal use of the FBI's file system and his comparison of the FBI to Hitler's SS.

Robert sits down with Andrew Ti to discuss the craziest American political thinker, G. Gordon Liddy, the mastermind behind Watergate. They explore Liddy's childhood experiences, his irrational fears, fascination with Hitler, and his disturbing obsession with conquering fears. The chapter also delves into Liddy's attempts to rehabilitate his image and the tactics of spreading false narratives.

Comedian Brandie Posey joins to discuss Hitler's sex life, including rumors of his micro penis and angry lover persona, as well as his infatuation with a girl named Stephanie. They explore Hitler's troubled relationships with young girls, his mistreatment of women, and potential sexual perversions. The episode delves into the connections between Elliot Rodger's entitlement and Hitler's behavior, highlighting the importance of addressing anger and providing alternative outlets.

This week's podcast covers a variety of interesting topics including advocacy and activism, racial profiling in Berlin's public pools, the workers' movement, the power of Nazi ideology, the myth of the welfare queen, the recent conflict in Artsakh, supporting the people in Armenia, and work at the US-Mexico border.

Matt Lieb, comedian and podcast host, joins Robert to discuss Scott Adams's worst novel, 'God's Debris'. They explore the concept of God wanting to commit suicide, frustrations with the Frasier reboot, and engage in a conversation about the logical problems in God's thinking. They also discuss a hypothetical pornographic novel with time-traveling elements and promote a comedy show in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Matt Lieb and Robert explore Scott Adams's terrible novels on the topic of religion war and fiction vs nonfiction. They also discuss a cartoonist, analyze a Christian leader, and delve into the concept of avatars and loneliness. Scott's belief in changing the world through YouTube and the power of prime influencers are also explored. The speakers touch on viruses in religion and address accusations while promoting various content.

Topics discussed include the theory of inflation, dynamic pricing, different schools of economic thought, OPEC's oil price increase, tension between business and economics programs, the origins of the Nobel Prize in economics, transphobic articles by the New York Times, healthcare access story manipulation, consequences of basing bans on lies, increase in gun violence and controversy over firearm regulations, unintended consequences of protecting people from the car serial system, impact of gentrification on Albuquerque's native population, diversity of nationalities at the border, mutual aid at the border crisis, role of religious organizations in providing assistance, extreme conditions faced by asylum seekers, formation of a grocery store union, motivation behind union organizing in progressive workplaces, and the power of labor organizing.

Wim Hof's rise to fame and questionable claims, the potential deadly consequences of hyperventilating in water, the tragic story of Andrew Encina, and the podcast's promotions and sponsorships.

Wim Hof, known for teaching celebrities how to hyperventilate, has a darker backstory. The podcast explores his controversial story, risky behaviors as a child, immersion in cold water without protection, conflicting narratives, tragic loss, and the credibility of his personal story. The hosts also cover topics like book writing and promote Cool Zone Media.

This podcast explores the resilience and challenges faced by the Marshall Islands, including the devastating effects of nuclear testing, the struggle for survival and compensation, and the impact of rising sea levels. It also highlights the collective efforts to combat climate change and provides insights into the determination and resilience of the Marshallese people in working towards a brighter future through community-led projects.