Knowledge Fight

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex covered Trump getting arrested.  As it turns out, Alex got really transphobic, attacked the Manhattan DA's office, and then bored himself by listening to Trump's speech.

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite by sticking around in the past to check out what Alex gets up to.  In this installment, Alex meanders about the OKC bombing, talks to a guy who's named Blood, and gets all peeved about the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to follow along with Alex's adventures through 2004. In this installment, Alex commends John Kerry for his service in Vietnam, shows no interest in the coming election, and gets mad at his audience for being dumb.

Today, Jordan sits down to have a chat with author (and past Infowars guest) Jeff Sharlet.  Check out Jeff's new book The Undertow: Scenes From A Slow Civil War , available everywhere now.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's response to the news of God-King Donald Trump being indicted.  You may be able to tell from the episode's runtime that it was slightly underwhelming. but does give him the chance to interview a guest it seems like he shouldn't.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex covered the news of the school shooting in Nashville. Unsurprisingly, he doesn't do well.  Surprisingly, in the process, we end up learning a bit about rat social behaviors.

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to break down a little day in Alex's past.  In this installment, weird complaints about Bush's 2004 State of the Union address fly freely, and Alex interviews a guy with a hard-to-spell last name and a dicey track record.

Today, Dan is away, so Jordan takes the opportunity to sit down with Mike Rothschild to discuss a whole host of issues related to his forthcoming book, Jewish Space Lasers.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to see what turns up in their nets.  In this installment, Alex interviews an anti-abortion activist who is up to no good.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a moment to reflect on the fact that Joe Biggs, former Infowars employee, is on trial for participating in a seditious conspiracy.  The gents discuss how Biggs called into Infowars from jail the other day, then discuss some of his history with the company.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to the studio to check in on something they missed while taking a little breaky: the groundbreaking interview Alex had with Roseanne Barr.

Today, Dan and Jordan take on night two in Milwaukee, where the initial plan was to cover Howard Dean's scream.  That plan fell through, and instead, the gents discuss how Alex spent multiple days in 2013 whining about the Matt Damon film Elysium. The Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser is back live! Click here if you want to support

Today, Dan and Jordan do the show live at the X-Ray Arcade in Milwaukee, where it is time to celebrate Texas Independence Day, Alex Jones style.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's present day antics before heading off for Milwaukee.  In this installment, Alex spends a lot of time talking about how much he liked SNL this week and how Cenk Uygur wants to steal his cat for unholy reasons.

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down with Daily Beast reporter Will Sommer to discuss his new book, Trust The Plan: The Rise of QAnon and the Conspiracy That Unhinged America .  Also, Dan has some really good advice for the band Nelson.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day to see how Alex is doing.  Turns out, he's in a really bad mood, so the world is about to end.  To deal with that, Alex spends most of his show listing off scary weapons and justifying cannibalism.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their path to the Dean Scream, and in the process get to know two dangerous border vigilantes, discuss the University of Texas's cannon-based celebration history, and learn that Alex doesn't know about Stone Cold Steve Austin. Citations Click here to support the Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser (if it's back online yet)

Today, Dan and Jordan push on in the hopes of making it to the Dean Scream in time for their upcoming live show.  In this installment, Alex gets mad that no one compliments his ability to kill quail, and almost interviews a progressive activist. Click here to contribute to the Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, with the news that Alex's podcast may be defunct and the sadness setting in at the possibility of never getting to see that painting show, Dan and Jordan attempt to lift their spirits by checking in on Sweary Kerry to see if she can help put the recent news about UFOs and balloons into focus.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's podcast (which is completely not connected to Free Speech Systems).  In this installment, Alex may get a friend in legal trouble, and fights through laryngitis in order to interview a dreadlocked idiot.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore some of the content on Alex's new website, which is definitely not owned by him and not related to Free Speech Systems at all.  In this installment, Alex announces a show recorded by candle-light, declares his intent to become the new Bob Ross, and accidentally reveals that he believes in social distancing.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their quest to make it to the Howard Dean scream in time for the Milwaukee live show.  In this installment, Dan goes to the post office, Alex wants to book a white separatist guest, and a caller presents a Vietnam conspiracy so dumb that Alex calls him stupid.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing now that he's back in the studio. In this installment, Alex and his employees recruit for a Nazi-adjacent militia, Dan harmonizes with an oldie-but-a-goodie, and Jordan does a rare spit-take.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around in the past to enjoy Alex's adventures. In this installment, Dan bids farewell to Uncle Howdy, and Alex expresses uncertainty about the moon landing, before declaring war on cats.

Today, Dan and Jordan revisit the man who made them fall in love with depositions to begin with, Corporate Representative Extraordinaire Rob Dew.  In this installment, Dew reveals his love of long pauses, not answering questions, and suggesting that he still thinks Adam Lanza did not act alone.