In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex is holding up and find that he's learned a new way to mispronounce Vivek Ramaswamy's name, is still doing his racist dragon character, and is strangely defensive about Leave It To Beaver.

In this installment, Jordan sits down with Brian Stelter for a chat about his book Network Of Lies, what it's like to get drunk dialed by Alex Jones, and much more.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex responded to the breaking situation at the US-Mexico border, where multiple states' governors were siding with Texas against the federal government.  Plus, Alex discusses how his ancestors were psychics, but not like those phony kinds of psychics.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan enjoy a day full of Alex crafting and practicing a conspiracy about the Globalists' plans to give everyone Ebola.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to find Alex covering the most important issues of the day, including an angry divorcee in Alabama putting up signs in his yard and some guy in Oregon stealing a chicken.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex's thoughts were about the Iowa caucus.  As it turns out, he doesn't have much to say about it, but he does have thoughts about demons, and how much you suck if you take your kid to a football game.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan finish up their coverage of the debate that finally settled the question, once and for all, about whether January 6 was a false flag.  

In this installment, by popular demand, Dan and Jordan begin an analysis of Alex's monumental, very serious and sincere debate about whether or not January 6 was a manufactured event.  Guest stars a-plenty!  Incoherent yelling!  This debate truly has it all.

In this installment, Jordan welcomes back to the show author and podcaster Jon Ronson to discuss his show Things Fell Apart, which has a new season out now.  Tune in to hear about bad doctors and Jon's thoughts about Friday Night Lights.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan wrap up covering Alex's interview with Jimmy Dore.  Business really picks up compared to the first part, with revelations about demon attacks and oxygen levels in the brain.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan "enjoy" their first 2024 episode of The Alex Jones Show.  They tune in to find a very dumb "deep dive" about Epstein, and Alex interviewing yet another person who seems to really like Adolph Hitler.  Bad start to 2024.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan go on a time travel episode for a special listener request, and end up in 2012.  They encounter an appearance by the most important figure in modern history, Steve Piezcenik, and a special report about board games that they covered over 700 episodes ago.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things went when Alex got interviewed by a man who once spit in his face, Jimmy Dore.  Not well, as it turns out.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan wrap up 2023 by sticking around in the past just a little longer.  Tune in to hear about the thrilling textbook conspiracy uncovered by the Idaho County Farm Bureau, and an assassination plot found on a Starbucks napkin.

In this installment, Jordan sits down with Brandi Collins-Dexter, author of Black Skinhead and host of the Bring Receipts podcast, for a riveting conversation about Ye, feminism, and the relationship between the Democratic party and Black Americans.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan take a trip to the past to take in the episode where Alex spoke to Libertarian political hopeful, alleged friend of someone who claimed to be a relative of the Rockefellers, and former showbiz player Aaron Russo for the first time.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex covered the news about the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that Trump can't be on the GOP primary ballot.  His analysis is as reasoned and insightful as you imagine it would be.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to catch their breath from modern day nonsense.  They find Alex mourning the death of the fourth amendment, and that's pretty much the whole show.  Also, Jordan's favorite caller makes a cameo appearance.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan review Alex's return to Twitter Spaces, where he appears on a crowded panel full of luminaries like Laura Loomer, Jack Posobiec, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Elon Musk.  Tune in to find out which of these folks forgets to turn off their mic and accidentally pees on stream (it was Vivek).

In this installment, Dan and Jordan find Alex basking in the afterglow of his interview with Tucker Carlson. He decides to spend his time interviewing a recently-released-from-jail Owen Shroyer and then explaining what Heaven is really like.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan take in the experience that is Tucker Carlson interviewing Alex Jones.  While it may not be as drunk and enjoyable to watch as when Alex has been on Rogan, it definitely still gets racist and weird.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex decided to cover the death of one of his biggest villains, Henry Kissinger.  As with all things Infowars, you won't quite get what you're looking for.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to experience Alex doing a show about the police taking blood for DUI checks.  In the process, he does two bizarre interviews and kind of reveals that he just doesn't think people should be trying to stop drunk driving.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan return to discuss Sunday's episode, where Alex lies about voter fraud, struggles with his feelings about Putin, and decries all of the people out there playing piano with their penises.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan enjoy a few clips, talk about why this episode is so short, and let everyone know that they are going to be off this week.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan witness Alex once again storming out in the middle of his own show.  Plus, Jordan loses his mind at the revelation of Klaus Schwab parody songs.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan enjoy an episode where Alex seems to be begging to be allowed to quit, before moving on to interview a weird self-help fellow and a young fool preaching MAGA communism.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan witness Alex interview a guy with a viral video and a woman who denies viruses, and come to terms with the reality that the chicken fried steak is the new hot tub.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to learn about the time that Alex got invited to give a speech at an anti-war rally featuring appearances by Ralph Nader and a really obnoxious leftist banjo player.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan try to find something fun to talk about with Alex out of the studio, following his outburst last week.  They decide to check in on the time back in 2013 when Alex chatted with Howard Stern, which is about as productive a chat as you imagine.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan witness a tornado.  Alex begins conflicted about his place in the right-wing propaganist scene but vows to never quit until God tells him he can, only to quit less than two hours later.

Today, Jordan sits down for a chat with Anna Merlan, author of Republic of Lies, covering a whole host of issues, including the Conspiracy Cruise, bigot nuances, and the guy from the Sound of Freedom.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan cover the great meeting of the minds between "Daddy Hitler" Alex Jones and "Baby Hitler" Nick Fuentes.  It's not as much of a debate as it was advertised to be, but it's just as bad as one would expect.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan chat about some of the high/low-lights from Alex's recent interview with Vivek Ramaswamy, who is techincally running for president.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan discuss a video Alex put out trying to do damage control about the recent news about his bankruptcy.  Somehow, the episode is more than an hour longer than the actual video Alex made.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan deal with an episode of Alex's show in three acts: one part terrible, one part farce, and one part DMT fantasies about precognitive 100 ft. tall mantis beings that want to break your will.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan grapple with Friday the 13th on Alex's show.  The way Alex celebrates is by taling a bit about the conflict in the Middle East, and how it is really all about him and how he's been so wronged by so many.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan go on a time travel adventure suggested by DJ Danarchy.  This episode has it all: Alex complaining about Glenn Beck, Alex whining about Glenn Beck, and even Alex whining about how he doesn't want to complain about Glenn Beck.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan wrestle with a baffling and inappropriate "emergency" "special" "report" that Alex put out on Saturday.  Jordan is left bewildered, as Alex shocks in new and unexpected ways.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan close out the UK trip with a second live show at Amersham Arms in London.  The show covers the time that Alex Jones went to London in June 2013 for the Bilderberg meeting, which may involve slightly different subject matter than you'd expect.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan podcast live from the Amersham Arms in London. Tune in to learn about the Tootsie Pop owl, the difference between the mind and brain, and much more.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan do the show live in a conference room at the QED Conference in Manchester, where they discuss the August 24, 2009 episode of the Alex Jones Show, which may or may not have been an important day in Manchester history.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan return from their UK tour to chat about Alex doing an episode full of xenophobia, racist conspiracies, and novel recipes for human cuisine.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan chat with Solomon Berg and Daniel Jordan (aka Barry and Andrew), the two gents behind the riveting Ambassador saga on Project Camelot.  The conversation gets into all manner of revelations one might come to by entering the the paranormal conspiracy space, and if the strategy of stealthily injecting reality into unreal spaces has any promise.

In this installment, Dan blows Jordan's mind by telling him all about how Tucker Carlson decided it was worth his time to interview Larry Sinclair, the man who claims to have done drugs and had sex with Obama back in 1999.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan are thrilled to welcome noted Raptor Princess Erica Lafferty back to the show to get into the really important issues, like whether or not penguins are secretly fish, and Erica's go-to karaoke jams.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan experience a very weird day for Alex.  He seems pretty drunk, spends a fair amount of time complaining about an Economist article he didn't read, then does an intensely anti-LGBTQ interview with Judge Joe Brown.

In this installment, Jordan sits down with Rolling Stone senior writer EJ Dickson for a chat about online media literacy and fake "Karen videos."

In this installment, Dan and Jordan catch up with some big headlines involving Infowars from the past weeks, including Owen Shroyer's legal troubles, Alex going on Russian TV, and Harrison Smith dropping the ball with an antisemitic caller.

Today, Jordan sits down with Sophie From Mars to chat about an array of topics, from the value of the term wokeness to the sincerity of the Wachowskis.

In this installment, Alex gets mad about running into tech problems trying to play a fake video, predicts the assassinations of both Trump and Biden, and has a meaningless conversation with Marjorie Taylor Greene.

In this installment, Alex does a "special" Saturday episode where he interviews Mike Flynn about impending hack attack false flags, and then talks to his former employee Rambo Joe Biggs, live from prison, about how he's been sentenced to 17 years in jail for plotting a seditious conspiracy.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan find Alex falling victim to a very real Globalist hack attack after his first appearance on Coast to Coast.  Plus, Alex discusses two recent trips to SeaWorld and tries his hand at comedy.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan find Alex continuing to make offensive conspiracies about the Maui fires, and Dan discusses his feelings about the death of his favorite wrestler.

In this installment, Jordan sits down with Amanda Moore to chat about her time undercover, names that should not exist, and Ron DeSantis's rizz.

In this installment, a listener recommends Dan and Jordan cover an interview where Alex fields questions from a YouTuber who is completely oblivious to any of the things Alex believes or promotes, yet thinks he's a very credible source of information. It's all very baffling.

In this installment, Alex teases and reveals the most important news story he's ever broken, from a "very credible" source.  Plus, he gives his stamp of approval to people from India.

In this installment, Roger Stone provides a very unbiased critque of the newest Trump indictment and Alex pitches a theory that the Maui fires were a false flag.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex was up to at the end of last week.  In this installment, Alex warns that the Globalists want to make everyone allergic to meat, meanwhile Dan and Jordan pine for a world where people could change height at will.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to enjoy some vintage Alex.  In this installment, Alex gets real passive aggressive with a caller and covers a couple shootings at secret society initiations.

Today, Dan and Jordan get together to discuss the breaking news that Alex Jones is going to try to relaunch a subscription service on Steven Crowder's new network full of losers.

Today, Dan and Jordan enjoy Alex's Saturday "emergency" broadcast.  In this installment, Alex interviews a guy who does not want to be called the Q Shaman, where it is revealed that the Globalists want to feed us all to the planet Saturn.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex decided to cover Trump's newest indictment.  Plus, Owen Shroyer shows off some awful vintage racism.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome Mike Rothschild back to the show to discuss how Alex disparaged him on the show a couple weeks back.  In order to make it through this episode, Mike has to endure the critiques of Alex and at least two Infowars callers, which is no problem as it turns out. Preorder Mike's book now! Get tickets to our Sept. 27 show in London!

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Wednesday's show.  In this installment, Alex complains about the heat, discusses Finding Nemo, and expounds on a very weird theory about what the Globalists' ultimate plan is.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore a very bullying and transphobic episode of Tucker Carlson's Twitter show that leaves both of them confused. Click here for tickets for the live show in London

Today, Dan and Jordan record their first episode in the new studio.  Unfortunately, it's a present day episode where Alex is trying to defend RFK Jr, and in the process engages in some intensely racist commentary about Chinese people.

Today, Jordan sits down with Talia Lavin, author of Culture Warlords, to talk about infiltrating extremist spaces and all the things that come along with it.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to see what Alex Jones was up to back then.  In this installment, Alex hangs out with and interviews one of his best friends, a flagrant antisemite whose name is suspiciously close to Texas Martian.

Today, Dan and Jordan reflect on Sunday's episode of Alex's show.  In this installment, Alex celebrates the success of The Sound of Freedom and waxes poetic about fish nibbling on his feet at the creek.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past to experience a very off-putting episode of the Alex Jones Show, where Alex gets mad about a car some Australian teens designed, and engages in full-on AIDS denialism.

Today, Dan and Jordan get back to present day Alex with the kickoff (and probable end of) the July 5 Movement.  In this installment, Alex talks about cocaine in the White House and spends a lot of time avoiding covering bombshell documents he definitely read before getting on air.

Today, Dan and Jordan review the sixth episode of Tucker Carlson's very dumb Twitter show.  This installment is about how great Robert Kennedy Jr. is, but secretly may be about how one of his writers is taking a creative writing class.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex as he is fooled by a fake story about John Kerry being a Satanist, and gets into a disagreement with a caller.  Also, the gents make a big announcement.

Today, Dan and Jordan watch on as Alex attempts to make new friends and rekindle lost connections.  In this installment, Alex forges bonds with another weirdo named Alex, a lunatic Bilderberg "expert," and a woods-dwelling Holocaust denier.

Today, Jordan sits down with Jon Ronson to have a lively chat about his new series The Debutante, covering all sorts of territory involving the Oklahoma City Bombing and the tale of Carol Howe.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore the very bizarre second episode of Tucker Carlson's Twitter show.  This installment sorta revolves around cultural taboos, and Tucker spends a lot of time complaining about how society doesn't like white supremacists enough.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to take in the first guest appearance of Colonel Donn De Grand Pre.  Bad news about him.  Also, Alex finally gets to see The Passion of the Christ.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones reacted to the news that Trump got indicted again. In this installment, Alex espouses disgusting ideas about Michelle Obama, and about a stabbing in France. Also, gremlins may be real.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the day before Trump got indicted on the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex interviews three idiots, tells countless fictional stories about family members, and gleefully reflects on a time he punched a dog in the head.

Today, Dan and Jordan conduct a trial run of seeing how it feels to cover Tucker Carlson's new show on Twitter.  In this installment, Tucker covers Ukrainian dams, tautologies, and how the media doesn't care enough about UFOs.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing. In this installment, Alex returns from a long vacation only to immediately leave again to do his show from Steven Crowder's studio. Also, Alex recites Heart lyrics and supports the idea of making homosexuality illegal.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to explore Alex's hotel broadcast adventures.  In this installment, Alex investigates giant combat robots, discusses stalking Mark Zuckerberg, and interviews a dollar-store Steve Pieczenik who wants to outlaw homosexuality in the US.

Today, Dan and Jordan finally have some new Alex to cover.  In this installment, Alex broadcasts from a laptop in a hotel room, where he sings the praises of the John Birch Society, announces the demise of Budweiser, and insists that everyone actually really does like him.

Today, Jordan continues his thought-provoking conversation with Jeff Sharlet.  Be sure to check out Jeff's book, The Undertow: Scenes From A Slow Civil War.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to be stuck in the past as Alex remains out of studio.  In this installment, lessons are learned about West Virginia vaccine bills, the government of the Republic of Texas, and pop up ads.

Today, Dan and Jordan are forced to stay in the past because Alex has been out of the studio all this week.  In this installment, Alex meets The Shrimp Man and swears off coffee.

Today, Dan and Jordan check into how things are going for Alex in the present day.  Turns out, not well.  In this installment, Alex interviews a lawyer idiot, interviews a fellow talk show host idiot, and reports on the absurd story that 139 US hospitals had "kill floors" where doctors murdered Covid patients.

Today, Dan and Jordan check out a busy day for Alex. In this installment, Alex hosts Steven Crowder's show, and then does his own show from Steven's studio, where he chats with the head of a website that white supremacists totally love.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around in the past to pay off the last episode's cliffhanger about Diane Sawyer's interview with Mel Gibson and Alex's inside information about what Mel said.  Alex has some strong feelings, but the question of whether or not he even watched the interview hangs heavy.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome Erica Lafferty to the show to discuss her experience as the lead plaintiff in the Connecticut case against Alex Jones, her medical situation, and much more. Click here to check out Erica's GoFundMe

Today, Dan and Jordan dip to the past to see some "Classic Alex."  In this installment, Alex welcomes a bigot/father of a celebrity back to the show, and spends a whole lot of time complaining about a Presbyterian pastor he tricked into an interview.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss two wild days in Alex's life.  In this installment, Alex takes over Steven Crowder's studio, does damage control for Tucker, and discusses how he got prank called at length.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with Mark Bankston, lead attorney for the Sandy Hook plaintiffs in the Texas litigations. In this installment, the gents get an update on various legal issues related to Alex including sanctions against his lawyer, thoughts about the bankruptcy, and Alex's bizarre retraction/apology video regarding Scarlett Lewis.  Also, there's lizard news.

Today, Jordan sits down for a chat with Sian Norris, author of the forthcoming book Bodies Under Siege: How The Far Right Attack on Reproductive Rights Went Global, available for pre-order now.

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the past to take in a very important day in Alex's history.  In this installment, Alex attempts to interview Oliver North, and it doesn't go as well as he hoped it would.

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate their 800th episode by discussing Alex's response to the news that Tucker Carlson got fired by Fox News.  Alex weaves a few yarns about the situation, interviews a sex offender, and Dan and Jordan go over a rare "retraction" Alex made a while back.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past to see what Alex was up to.  In this installment, Alex gets super racist, endorses apartheid, and reports that the government will soon impose limitations on how many kids people can have.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex's response was to the announcement that RFK Jr. is running for president.  In the process, they find Alex reuniting with an old time guest, a member of the anti-vax royalty and laminated card enthusiast, Rima Laibow.

Today, Dan and Jordan set out to discuss the April 14, 2023 episode of Alex's show but accidentally veer off course into a ridiculous interview Alex did with Tim Pool just before he came into studio.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past to witness a momentous day in Alex's career.  In this installment, Alex tacitly endorses the League of the South, advocates for secession and interviews Mel Gibson's bigot dad.

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.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex and discuss his thoughts about the brewing conflict between Steven Crowder and the Daily Wire.  

Today, Dan and Jordan drop in for a little mini-ish episode from the past.  In this installment, Alex does an amazing drunk impression, makes up news about Patriot Act 2 (Back In The Habit), and reports on news from yet another source run by holocaust deniers.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss an early deposition in the Texas case against Alex Jones. This installment features a complicated and confusing appearance by Rob Jacobson, the Infowars resident documentary filmmaker who was mocked for warning against covering Sandy Hook. Tickets for our March 2 show in Milwaukee are on sale at 10 AM Central

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with Alex's present day affairs, but quickly get distracted by the urgent need to cover round two of the Battle of the Century.  In this installment, Alex returns to one of his greatest passions: yelling at Piers Morgan.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their viewing of Alex's coverage of Saddam Hussein's capture.  In this installment, equally dumb theories begin to develop both at Infowars and at Knowledge Fight HQ. Follow this link to get tickets to our upcoming live show at X-Ray Arcade on 3/3

Today, Dan and Jordan still don't have Alex's 2023 predictions to discuss, so they take the opportunity to break down the deposition of Alex's head of business operations, who doesn't seem to like Alex or his show all that much. (Note: there is a little audio problem around the 54:00 point in the episode that I couldn't repair.  Apologies to your ears)

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little Wacky Friday adventure, as Jordan explores a new space weirdo possibility.  In this installment, the gents learn about funk tubas, visitations at baseball games, and a mysterious story about a trip into the "other side" in a Jeep.

Today, Dan and Jordan give an update about Alex's forthcoming predictions about 2023. There aren't any, so they go back to the past to experience Alex's immediate reaction to the news that Saddam Hussein had been found in Iraq.  

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the final episode of Infowars in 2022. In this installment, Alex tries to pull in some donations, explains how to "turn the Satan dial," and possibly reveals his big predictions for 2023.

Today, Dan and Jordan decide to stick around in the past to close out the week.  In this installment, Alex explains more about how high schoolers in Texas are going to be arrested if they say the word Jesus at graduation, and callers don't respond to a guest as well as Alex probably expected.

Today, Dan and Jordan ease back into the groove by checking out what Alex was up to at the end of 2003. In this installment, Alex warns of drug dogs trained in Eastern Europe, discusses alleged plans to blame Cuba for a space false flag in 1962, and takes calls from antisemitic callers from multiple countries. Citations

Today, while Dan recovers in his Globalist Med Bed, Jordan sits down for a chat with Ace Associate/Attorney Morgan Stringer to break down some of the recent legal matters surrounding Alex and Infowars.

Today, Dan is sick, so he and Jordan travel back to the past to answer a very important question: what do you get when you combine a Master Mason, a Klansman, and an incompetent radio host?  Turns out, you get this episode.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to attempt to cover Alex's misguided attempt to bring Nick Fuentes back for a debate after the antisemitic interview with Ye.  Predictably, it got super antisemitic again.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to discuss how Alex reports on stories ranging from wildfires to Mexican troops kidnapping American familes. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track the ongoing political campaign of Ye, and how it relates to Alex Jones and his career.  In this installment, another right-wing fraud attempts to sanitize Ye's bigotry, Alex formally responds to the aftermath of his interview, and Nick Fuentes calls Alex out about how his formal response is nonsense.

Today, Dan and Jordan release the Kraken.  In this installment, the gents review the 2021 deposition of Dan Bidondi, who is much less Kraken-like in a formal setting.  Still a little Kraken-esque, but not very.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the monumental day when Ye and Nick Fuentes brought very explicit antisemitism and holocaust denial to Infowars. 

Today, Dan and Jordan embark on a Wacky Wednesday, where they discuss breaking news about Ye, Milo, and Nick Fuentes appearing on Tim Pool's show, which did not go great. Plus, they discuss an episode of Nick's show, America First.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to last week to see how Infowars covered the Club Q shooting in Colorado Springs. Alex is out of studio, so Owen Shroyer handles hosting duties, and does a bad job all around. Also, Alex is definitely not mad about Elon Musk not letting him back on Twitter. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their exploration of the depositions of Infowars employees by examining a 2019 interview with Alex's dad, Dr. David Jones.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to see how Alex deals with the lead-up to Saddam Hussein being found.  In this installment, Alex bores everyone and interviews a severely antisemitic 9/11 conspiracy theorist/techno musician. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex responded to Trump announcing his 2024 presidential campaign.  In this installment, Alex lies a bunch about medically assisted death, takes calls he doesn't want to deal with, and interviews a rambling weirdo with a flair for wordplay. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how the week ended for Alex.  In this installment, Owen continues to report from the Big Board, Roger Stone keeps getting T-boned, and Alex interviews a really sad gang leader. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how the live stream of the midterm election went over on Infowars. Owen Shroyer broke out the big board! Ali Alexander bored everyone! Laura Loomer was reporting from the ground in Florida! It's just wall-to-wall losers giving bad analysis.

Today, Dan and Jordan go through Day 2 of Alex's deposition in the Connecticut trial. In this installment, Alex continues to pretend to not really know Dan Bidondi, claims he has no idea what businesses he owns, and eventually resorts to doodling to self-soothe.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex is getting prepped for the midterms. In this installment, Alex continues to obsess about the Pelosi break-in, predicts false flags, and gets one of the best callers of all time.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to experience Alex's triumphant return to the studio after an extended "work-cation." In this installment, Alex whiffs every detail while covering the Pelosi home invasion story, obsesses about imaginary hammer fetishists, and warns of the impending disappearance of diesel fuel. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan begin their coverage of Alex's depositions in the Connecticut case.  In this installment, Alex makes some wild accusations, seems to forget almost everything, and gets caught in a bit of a trap about Dan Bidondi.

Today, Dan and Jordan deal with Alex's absence from the studio by going back and finally covering something they had forgotten they never covered: the time that Donald Trump came on Infowars. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan go to the past, hoping to escape the rising antisemitism in the modern right wing, only to stumble into an episode that drifts heavily into similar territory. In this installment, Alex covers overzealous gunpowder storage laws, a Holocaust survivor calls in, and another caller brings up Henry Ford's favorite literature. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate Hot Shot Lawyer Norm Pattis mentioning them on his podcast by breaking down a deposition from the Connecticut case against Alex. In this installment, attorney Chris Mattei deposes long-time Infowars writer/editor Adan Salazar, and things get fishy. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan go slightly off the beaten path to explore a recent appearance Alex made on Louder With Crowder, primarily to see how Alex spins his giant defamation judgment in a different venue than his home field.  Unfortunately, that involves Steven Crowder.

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down with author and journalist Elizabeth Williamson (Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth) to continue to discuss the verdict in the CT trial, and hear from Elizabeth what it was like to be there in the courtroom.

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down for a sneaky snake chat with plaintiff's attorney Mark Bankston, to get a handle on the news of Alex's recent almost $1 billion verdict in the CT case, and what the next steps are likely to be in the various litigations he's facing.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how Alex Jones responded to news that he'd lost about a billion dollars in the CT case involving his lies about Sandy Hook.  He whines a bit, acts tough, and then talks to a guy who physically met Jesus, which is all pretty on brand.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex is doing while he waits for the jury to return with a verdict.  In this installment, Alex reveals that his cousin is an arsonist, announces that everyone's losing their job in a few weeks, and celebrates Kanye saying his name on Tucker. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex was up to while the closing statements were being made in his trial in Connecticut.  In this installment, Alex takes some calls, blows an AI expert's mind, and gets sentimental with the Chairman of the Board. Citations  

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down to discuss the closing arguments in the Connecticut case, and then break down the disgraceful publicity stunt press conference Alex held on the steps outside the courthouse.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex ended last week.  In this installment, Alex explains the hierarchy of demons, tries to recruit his audience into the John Birch Society, and decides he thinks Sandy Hook was fake again. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan put Alex in timeout and dip back to 2003 to see what Alex was up to.  In this installment, Alex desperately tries to pretend he's being forced to cover Schwarzenegger's run for CA governor, and interviewing a weirdo named Paul Revere.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at an emergency episode Alex put out on Saturday.  He had just fled from Connecticut, mid-trial, but what prompted that departure?  In this installment, this is revealed, and Bobby Barnes shows up to try to be a real asshole.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome back to the show Elizabeth Williamson.  The trio chats about the goings-on in the CT trial, including Alex's testimony, Alex's press conferences, and the importance of the 2014 Super Bowl.

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down to chat with Huffington Post reporter Sebastian Murdock about his time covering the Sandy Hook trial in CT, and about how he was recently challenged to a debate by Owen Shroyer.

Today, Dan and Jordan get underwhelmed by the end of Alex's week.  As his trial continues in Connecticut, things are sluggish in Austin, where Alex is mostly spending his time carrying water for Ron DeSantis's recent disgraceful publicity stunt. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the beginning of Alex's trial in Connecticut, and what's going on in the Infowars studio while the case plays out.  In this installment, Alex gets petty about his books sales, Tucker gets petty about Alex's book sales, and Alex covers Tucker getting petty about Alex's book sales. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan take a trip to the past.  In this installment, Alex tells some very clearly made-up stories from his youth, and Dan breaks down the way Alex misreports stories so they will fit his predetermined narrative. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex responded to the news that the Queen had passed away.  As it turns out, mostly with racism, anti-feminist chat, and laundering of Christian nationalism. 

Today, Dan and Jordan take a Wacky Wednesday breaky to experience Major Solomon Berg's return to Project Camelot.  Last time, he discussed his telepathic communication with a Bachelor Squatch, and this time he explains the fraught history of the planet Mars. Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser (Apiary) Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser (Transgender Law Center)

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex to see how he handled Biden's recent speech about MAGA people.  Turns out he didn't take it well, and in response, he decided to spend his workday trying to make his listeners really scared about a wide range of ideas. Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan take a breakie into the past to see how things are going with Alex in simpler times.  In this installment, Alex does an absolutely terrible job of covering the bombing of the Marriott in Jakarta and takes some calls from some real weirdos. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan swing back a couple days to check in on how Alex Jones celebrated the end of Reliable Sources and the fall of Stelter.  As a bonus, they get to hear Alex rant excessively about how he's God's chosen leader of the Patriots.  Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's show to see how he responded to the news of a car bomb killing Aleksandr Dugin's daughter.  He has a few thoughts, but more importantly, Elon Musk tweeted something. Dreamy Creamy Button Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to discuss the recent episode of Alex's show where he may or may not have abandoned Trump for DeSantis, and how the conversation around that missed the mark.

Today, Jordan is still on vaction, so Dan recruits the hosts of the Dollop, Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds, to fill in.  In this installment, Dan takes Dave and Gareth back to the day their first episode was released, to see what Alex was up to.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up trial coverage by looking at how Alex responded to the news of his punitive damages judgment.  Bad news: it's a lot of Bobby Barnes.  Good news: the gents meet Willford Snibble-Snabble of the Gribble-Pibble.

Today, Dan and Jordan begin a breakdown of some of the Alex-related aspects of the Sandy Hook trial.  In this installment, they go over Alex's testimony, and review his on-air response to the announcement of the compensatory damages judgment.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue Sneak Week as they sit down for a delightful chat with researcher and expert witness in the Sandy Hook trial, Becca Lewis.  

Today, Dan and Jordan take in the events of the past couple weeks with the help of a couple guests, plaintiff's attorneys Mark Bankston and Bill Ogden.  Tune in for insights about the trial, and to learn that Bill remembers Tila Tequila's dating show.

Today, Dan and Jordan give an update on the Sandy Hook trial, taking a particular focus on Alex's behavior on air while Neil Heslin was testifying, and claims Alex made that a clip of him was used dishonestly in court.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome back to the show reporter and author of the book on Sandy Hook, Elizabeth Williamson, to have a chat about how things are going in the trial, important take-aways, and donut-related secrets.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their coverage of Alex's documentary by discussing the Q&A that Glenn Greenwald hosted after the film's premier.  It's not good.

Today, Dan and Jordan give a little court update and then decompress by deconstructing Owen Shroyer's recent debut as a stand-up comedian.  This kid is going places!

Today, Dan and Jordan break down the documentary that pretends to tell the story of Alex's life and career, and find a whole lot of serious problems along the way.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to discuss their first few days in Austin, taking in Alex Jones' trial.  In this installment, Jordan sees Alex in person for the first time, and Dan gets to watch Alex do a very sad impromptu press conference.

Today, just before heading out to Austin, Dan summons Robert Evans to discuss Alex appearing on Steve Bannon's podcast, before Dan is joined by a special surprise guest.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their look at Alex's activities from September 11, 2001 by looking at his evening broadcast.  Does Alex still think the EU was probably behind 9/11?  Can Alex be any more disrespectful than he was that morning?  Does Alex get into a fight with a special celebrity guest?   Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate their landmark 703rd episode by finally covering perhaps the most important day in Alex Jones' career, September 11, 2001. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan explore a couple days of nonsense at the beginning of this week.  In this installment, Alex obsesses about Hunter Biden, brags about his documentary, and also threatens to cut his own penis off. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan go to a date in the past to fulfill a special request.  In this installment, Alex interviews Randy Weaver, tells a bizarre story about high school days, and promotes Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11.

Today, Dan and Jordan forget that it's their 700th episode, so they just do a normal show, covering a day where Alex is in a great mood because the Georgia Guidestones had been bombed the night before. Citations Dreamy Creamy Summer Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's response to the 4th of July shooting in Highland Park, IL.  As it turns out, he doesn't talk about it much, and mostly just gets defensive about aliens and tries to whip up violence at the border. Citations Dreamy Creamy Summer

Today, Dan and Jordan declare their independence from Alex Jones to check in on a recent Project Camelot interview featuring a man who telepathically communicates with Sasquatch.  Also he went to Mars for a year. Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex is doing, and find him throwing out all of his news-covering plans after Roger Stone stops by to drop a bombshell on him.  Also, Alex interviews an annoying dork. Citations Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's reaction to the news of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.  You may be slightly surprised by Alex's reaction, as well as by the intense bigotry of Judge Joe Brown. Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate Alex's return to the studio after an over two week breaky.  In this installment, Alex takes a ton of calls, the Infowars crew are reimagined as the castaways on Gilligan's Island, and an Italian weirdo warns of sentient cities and robot armies.

Today, Dan and Jordan reel from the news that Alex has still been out of studio.  To cope with his absence, they discuss an unearthed PSA Alex recorded in 1998 and listen to an episode from 2003 where Alex gets really mad about an episode of Malcolm In The Middle. The PSA

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to check in on Alex's roots.  In this installment, Alex clarifies his position on the death penalty, gets all worked up about an op-ed, and dreadfully misreports the details of a 1982 bank robbery. Citations

Alex has been out of the studio since June 6, so Dan and Jordan check in with a few of his call-ins to the show during his work-cation, while the world awaits his return to Occupied Texas.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in and see how things went when Alex sat down for a very drug-filled head-to-head with Mike Tyson, who Alex declares the biggest philosopher in 2022.

Today, Dan and Jordan come full circle on their coverage of Alex's coverage of the Uvalde shooting.  In this installment, Alex sort of apologizes for his actions, and admits that he believes in leprechauns. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue observing Alex's confusing coverage of the Uvalde shooting.  In this installment, Alex changes his mind and declares that there was a "stand down" and The Archangel Michael of Common Sense shows up to challenge Michael Moore to a debate. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to view Alex's Uvalde shooting coverage.  In this installment, Alex implores the audience to not blame the police for anything, and workshops ways to make schools more like jails with a guy who used to work for Blackwater. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track Alex's response to the Uvalde shooting.  In this installment, Alex treads water for a bit, and leans on his callers to bring some weirdness to the conversation. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on an "Emergency Report" that Alex put out on the evening of May 24, hours after the shooting in Uvalde.  Spoiler alert: it's not great coverage. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little space breaky from Alex Jones to learn about what is going on in the world from a slightly different perspective.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to their acclaimed series of deposition-related episodes, as they break down two depositions featuring a person brought in to be Infowars' corporate representative. Deposition videos

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex, only to find that he's no longer so worried about his fears about a race war, and has pivoted over to theories about Covid vaccines causing monkeypox. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan follow up on Alex's coverage of the Buffalo shooting.  It turns out, it's mostly just still him falsely bragging about how he predicted it. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan cover Alex's first response to the shooting in Buffalo, and rebuff Alex's claims that he predicted the attack. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with plaintiff's attorney Mark Bankston about how things are progressing in Alex's case, then go over an episode with him that involves some legal claims.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to see what they can find.  In this installment, Alex misreports a staggering number of stories, and warns people about the dangers of owning multiple toothbrushes. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan see what Alex has been up to.  In this installment, Alex may or may not reveal who is behind QAnon (he doesn't).  Plus, he gets very defensive about January 6 stuff. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky to see how things were going in the past. In this installment, Alex interviews two people with fun names, and depression sets in when Alex mentions how old he is. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex responded to the Supreme Court news.  It's part surprising, part not.  Also, Alex discusses a man who was beaten with tuna fins. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan experience a jarring change in tone on Alex's show. In this installment, Alex growls thanks to God, describes Satan's clothes, and rambles about how a guru is asking for death. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan experience a very weird episode of The Alex Jones Show, where Alex seems to take the entire first hour trying to say goodbye to the audience. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little glimpse at the middle of Alex's Moneybomb, where he's trying to get his audience to pay his legal fees for him.  Also, Alex begins selling teeny-tiny gold bars, and chats with Oliver Stone's son. Citations

Today, with all the chaos brewing in Alex World, Dan needs until Monday to sort through the weeds. Thankfully, Jordan comes in for the save, with an exploration of chaos magic and ghost-clearing incantations.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing in the present. In this installment, Alex talks about needing money, complains about his lawsuits, and then briefly touches on how he needs money.

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to check in on some recent Alex news.  In this installment, Alex covers the NY subway shooting, gives snake venom Covid theories a thumbs-down, and chats with champion-level weirdo Ali Alexander. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past, looking for some gems.  In this installment, Alex eulogizes Bob Hope, expresses displeasure about Willie Nelson's new song, and whiffs an interview in spectacular fashion. Citations

Today, while Jordan is on vacation, Dan sits down for a chat with Amanda Moore about the year she spent undercover living among some of the characters who come up on Infowars a bit.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's present day before Jordan takes off for his vacation. In this installment, Alex gets transphobic, takes some calls, and compares the Globalists to cartoon bugs. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky to the past.  In this installment, Alex creates a Michael Savage based conspiracy and performs a mini one-man show. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan do their 666th episode, which is just a normal episode.  In this installment, Alex reveals that it's legal to kill babies, Dan has a few thoughts about Wrestlemania, and DJ Danarchy provides a special evil theme song. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their run of depositions by discussing the December 2021 questioning of The Cuck-Destroyer, Owen Shroyer.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the deposition of Infowars Managing Editor Kit Daniels in his lawsuit regarding his misidentifying of the Parkland shooter.  Plus, plaintiff's attorney Bill Ogden joins the gents to discuss the act of deposing Info-Warriors

Today, Dan and Jordan banish present day Alex from the show and jump to the past. In this installment, Alex explains "twists and subtwists," reveals the roots of the New Age movement, and gives strong evidence he's a sovereign citizen. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the tumultuous past few days in the world of Alex Jones. They deal with the depositon drama, and then break down the episode Alex did instead of listening to his doctor and staying home. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate Alex's return from his little breaky. In this installment, Harrison Smith loves St. Patrick's Day, Alex falls victim to weaponized weed, and many pro-Putin talking points fly freely. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan go on a special adventure to check out Alex's 40th birthday show.  In this installment, David Icke gives Alex a glimpse of his future, Alex reports on a bunch of fake stories, and a piss doctor reveals his Top 5 Health Secrets. Citation

Today, Dan and Jordan put Alex in timeout to go back to the past.  In this installment, Alex continues to make stuff up about the death of David Kelly, wastes a load of time, and gets into a fight with a caller from Canada who thinks Alex is a coward. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Marjorie Taylor Greene has been showing up more on Infowars lately. Content warning: this episode does cover a fair amount of transphobic territory Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky from Alex to have a chat with Elizabeth Williamson, author of the new book Sandy Hook: American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth. Get the book here

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to follow Alex's awful coverage of the invasion of Ukraine.  In this installment, Alex names his successor, declares that he's traveled beyond God's consciousness, and admits to framing a meme. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky into the past to see what Alex was up to back in 2003.  In this installment, Alex reveals that most gay people are cannibals, gets annoyed at some callers, and a couple real weird militia guys come up. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to be astounded by Alex Jones' terrible coverage of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.  In this installment, Alex throws a tantrum, either because the pressure is getting to him, or because he just prepared too much for this episode. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track Alex's shameful coverage of the invasion of Ukraine.  Also, the gents deconstruct how Alex's video about predicting the invasion last year is a manipulative lie. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan trace Alex's positions in the days prior to Russia invading Ukraine, compared to what he says after the fact.  Also, Roger Stone still needs money for fake lawsuits and Alex is mad that CNN is doing a special about him. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down to discuss an episode of the Alex Jones Show where Alex makes it super clear he's on Russia's side regarding Ukraine.  Also, Alex makes up a bunch of stuff about the Canadian convoy situation, and prostrates himself in front of David Icke. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky from the present to go back and experience some Alex Jones of the past.  In this installment, Alex interviews the parent of a high school whiz kid, and a guy who claims to be a former assassin for Interpol. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan enjoy the very special Valentine's Day edition of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex pushes a wild new medical conspiracy, celebrates a victory with Roger Stone, and interviews one of the more unhinged doctors ever on the program. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan follow Alex's advice to mark Feb. 11 on their calendars as the day that the Globalists' plot collapsed entirely. Also, Alex tries to walk back Rogan's apology for him, and explains what it's like to be in the literal presence of God. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan tune in to hear Alex go really overboard trying to drum up fear of Russia starting a thermonuclear war, only to have one of his guests ruin all the fun. Plus, Alex finds a fitting representative to speak about the Ottawa protests, and Ted Anderson drops by, but he's not selling gold. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check back in on the present day of the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex reveals a confusing understanding of the world's power structure, overhypes a German mock trial full of weirdos, and the gents get fascinated with Roger Stone's online store. Citations 

Today, Dan and Jordan put present-day Alex in timeout, as they dip into the past to see how Alex was engaging with the 2014 midterm elections.  It turns out, he gets super racist and interviews someone who would go on to become the Most Important Person In The World.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things went when Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped by to chat with Alex.  Also in this installment, Alex gets gross and then later gets real esoteric about touching eternity. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex's return to the studio from his camping trip.  In this installment, Alex loves the Canadian trucker convoy, gets deeply transphobic (probably because of Minnie Mouse), and Roger Stone backs some weirdo Congressional candidates who won't make it out of the primary. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's announcement that he pled the fifth about 100 times with the Jan 6 Committee.  In this installment, Alex says some very dubious things, and Matt Bracken recommends people storm the capitol on January 6.  Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan break down the recent depositions that were done with Infowars corporate representative Daria and Alex Jones himself.  Also, Mark Bankston drops by to provide some surprising context.

Today, Dan and Jordan check out an "Emergency Saturday Broadcast" Alex put out this weekend.  In this installment, Alex appears to be trying to declare victory over Covid restrictions, while also lying about storms, and once again taking Bill Maher's show too seriously. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on a very frustrating day on the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Roger Stone announces that he has/had Covid and is suing everyone, Alex tries not to make fun of Brian Stelter, and Mike Lindell once again announces he has evidence that will put Trump back in office. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan poke around a little more about the recent Stewart Rhodes arrest news. In this installment, the gents discuss Alex's "previously unreleased" interview about Stewart being accused of being a fed, and meet the silliest insurrectionist. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing with the news that his old buddy Stewart Rhodes got arrested for being part of a seditious conspiracy.  Also, Alex gets really weird about the concept of a "prison planet." Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past to look at the ways that Alex's response to the beginning of the 2009 H1N1 outbreak closely mirrored his response to the beginning of Covid. Also, Alex goes on Coast to Coast, and tries to call the White House. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on a particularly bizarre stretch of time on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Ted Nugent corrects the record about Jan. 6, Alex gets mad about the HuffPost publishing some of his sales numbers, and the "Most Important Person In The World" is named. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to get a break from Alex's current day chaos. In this installment, Alex discusses his defiance-based politics, takes calls with PJW, and laments how his free speech is being infringed by local radio shows not letting him call in to argue. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what may have been an all-time emotional low on The Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex gets mad at Bette Midler, calls everything a paradox, and threatens to quit the show repeatedly. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan finish catching up by taking in Alex's very serious warning to Trump that he released on Christmas.  Then, they take in the December 29 episode to see how many stacks (aka "stackies") Alex can get through in one show.

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to examine a very tough day around Infowars. In this installment, Trump's comments about vaccines and boosters combine with financial woes and Alex not being able to see Spiderman to create a mood where maybe the world isn't worth saving. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan attempt to record a little minisode from different countries.  While Jordan has been out of town, Dan found a few clips from 1998 that the world needs to hear, which illustrate how little Alex has really changed over the past 23 years.

Today, Dan sends Jordan off on his vacation by giving him a break from Alex Jones to check in on how things are going with Sweary Kerry around Project Camelot. In this installment, rocket science is simplified, and a nefarious cyborg plot is uncovered.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to take in a rare treat.  In this installment, Alex invites Ann Coulter onto the show hoping to humiliate her with his debate skills and superior grasp on "the truth."  This does not go well. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the recent goings-on in the world of "the most important work" Alex Jones has ever done in his career, Reset Wars.  These are disappointing goings-on.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex to see how he is doing.  In this installment, Alex brags about "waking up" people, decides that he is really into Glenn Beck now, and gets weird with his daughter over breakfast. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex's Sunday shows are going these days. In this installment, Alex misreports every headline he attempts to read, impotently tries to intimidate Trump and Rand Paul, and indicates that he thinks Luxembourg is part of Germany. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check back in on the present day to see what Alex is up to. In this installment, Alex interviews a weirdo Australian MP, does an infomercial he swears isn't an infomercial, and says "baby" more times than you'd expect. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan continue looking at the past, where they find the trends of homophobia continuing on the show.  Also, Alex reports erroneously on Swiss euthanasia, engages is deeply unethical sales practices, and warns of a 4th of July false flag terrorist attack that does not happen. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past.  In this installment, the gents learn that they might have been a little off about Alex's history of Satanism claims.  Also, the show takes a turn for the homophobic, and Alex ends up getting some pushback from callers. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan examine a bit of a preview interview about the big new project, Reset Wars.  In this installment, the gents meet a promotion-obsessed hypnotist who thinks it's impossible to die and who helped Alex create Reset Wars. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing after getting subpoenaed about January 6. In a bizarre twist, instead of learning much about the subpoena, they find Alex launching a suspicious new project called Reset Wars. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how Alex is holding up after losing a bunch of court cases.  In this installment, Alex rambles about how he's murdered people, drifts into deeply misogynistic and homophobic territory, and has a dumb interview with Mike Flynn. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's response to the news that he lost the Connecticut case regarding Sandy Hook by another default judgement.  Plus, the gents check in with plaintiff's lawyer Mark Bankston about the developments. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past. In this installment, Alex tries to pretend that Strom Thurmond wasn't racist, interviews an anti-Semite and an Islamophobe about how they don't like immigrants, and intrigues Dan with a tale about gold bars. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan end the week with an actual Alex episode, checking in on the present day. In this installment, Alex gets into theories about Gavin Newsom, gets really disgraceful about a recent tragedy, and accidentally reveals that he knows he spreads Covid-19 misinformation. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan attempt to cover a recent episode of The Alex Jones Show, but decide to bail and have a chat with Jon Ronson instead. (Apologies about some slight sound issues)

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see if Tucker Carlson's new documentary series Patriot Purge (which Alex claims to have assisted with) is as similar to Infowars as everyone is saying. Spoiler alert: it is. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan hang out in the past in search of inspiration, which Dan finds when he realizes that California governor Gray Davis is about to be recalled, and Alex is about to lose his mind about Arnold Schwarzenegger.  Also, Alex tells stories of youthful fighting that seem very light on murder. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan actually get back to the present day to find out what Alex's take is on the Lincoln Project's recent publicity stunt, and a piece that Jim Acosta did about Tucker Carlson on CNN. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan try to talk about a present day episode, but end up deciding to celebrate Halloween by dipping back to 2002 to discuss a spooky interview Alex did with a guy who is very afraid of witches. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan once again put Alex in timeout and retreat to the past. In this installment, Alex proposes a shocking new labor platform, discusses meeting a Globalist in a bathroom, and reveals the true problem with the Harry Potter books.

Today, Dan and Jordan check back in on how Alex Jones is doing these days. In this installment, Alex is on an emotional rollercoaster that finds him yelling about the devil, targeting another high school student, and being fairly ambivalent about whether or not his listeners should kill their family members who aren't against vaccines. Citations

Today, Jordan takes over hosting duty to tell Dan about a conspiratorial TikTok creator that he's found, and discuss the implications of how old bad information is being spread in new ways.

Today, Dan and Jordan chat a bit with Mike Rothschild, author of the book The Storm Is Upon Us, about the phenomenon of QAnon.  Tune in for a discussion about the intersections of Q and the Infowars world, as well as the broader picture about Q.  Also, buy Mike's book.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around in the past to learn a bit about Alex Jones. In this installment, Alex floats an outrageous 9/11 conspiracy theory, misreports at least two Supreme Court decisions, and takes (bad) aim at UNESCO. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little jaunt back to the past. In this installment, Alex freestyles a bunch of incorrect facts, lies about Porton Down, and warns that special education classes are a plot to kidnap children. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the deteriorating situation on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex makes up a giant story about a video one of his interns found on C-SPAN, interviews a mega-creep, and announces that he's going to have to sell his tank. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex needs money, multiple power-point presentations get discussed, and Alex really, really needs money right now. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' response to the news that he lost multiple court cases.  Also, the gents chat with Mark Bankston, lead counsel for the Sandy Hook family members who sued Alex.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past. In this installment, Alex horribly fumbles a story that he could have nailed, gets suspiciously defensive about how he cut his finger over the weekend, and is super condescending toward a guest from Harper's who mysteriously agreed to be on the show. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate 600 episodes by doing absolutely nothing out of the ordinary. In this installment, Alex drops a "Five-Exclamation Point Bombshell," seems to be softening on China for the wrong reasons, and reveals the location of the Fountain of Youth. Citations

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

Today, Dan and Jordan deal with another "unacceptable" episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex does everything in his power to dehumanize refugees from Haiti, interviews a horrible person, and gets a bit defensive about how he's not as hot as he used to be. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check back in on how things are going on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex helps a Florida grocer beg for a meeting with Gov. DeSantis, covers multiple fake stories he found on social media, and misreports an about three month old story about vaccines. Citations

Today, Dan turns heel on the world by digging deeper into wackiness. In this installment, he tells Jordan about an episode of The Jim Bakker Show in order to infuriate him with details about the Court of Heaven.

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

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a very weird day on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex takes Ivermectin on air, pledges to work 14 hour days from now on, and admits that he's had Covid-19 two more times than Charles Barkley has won NBA championships.

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

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what Alex has been up to. In this installment, the gents discuss why guest vetting is important, why Owen Shroyer isn't a "political prisoner," and get into what Dan has dubbed Shadow-Dumbass-Gate. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things are going at InfoWars HQ. In this installment, the gents discuss Owen Shroyer's recent legal trouble and the couple days proceeding. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones does or does not cover the news of the Taliban taking Kabul.  Instead of getting into that news, Alex mostly rambles about Covid and shares some interesting thoughts about King Arthur. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan look at a Special Report released by Alex Jones over the weekend. In this installment, Alex tries to do a rerun of a 2009 narrative, swears a little bit, and Dan uncovers the greatest out of context drop of all time.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how things have been going in InfoWars world.  In this installment, the date of Alex Jones' maybe-prediction of martial law being announced comes and goes, Alex has to rationalize Mike Lindell's symposium going poorly, and imaginary meetings with Globalists are discussed. Citations

To celebrate the revelation that Mike Lindell's supposed information regarding election fraud came from a fake whistleblower named Dennis Montgomery, Dan and Jordan decided to repost an episode they did about Montgomery back in 2017.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to get more information about the imminent martial law that is kicking off on Aug. 11.  In this installment, Alex makes one of the more embarrassing oversights of his recent career, says "ejaculate" again, and finds a new song to rant over. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on things from the end of the week on the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex has a very definite prediction based on amazing source, which actually may not happen, and even if it doesn't happen, he's still right if you think about it.  Also, Alex gets defensive about his financial ties with the MyPillow Guy. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to discuss Alex Jones' Sunday broadcast.  In this installment, Alex can't keep his conspiracies about scenario-based exercises straight, misreports a couple of stories, and makes a noise that that Jordan was unprepared for. Citations

Jordan is still out of town, so Dan takes the opportunity to sit down and chat with Jared Holt.  The two chat about Alex Jones' youthful bigot friend Nick, and learn about how Twitter fights relate to opposition to voting rights.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at a day from the past. In this installment, Alex defends an abortion clinic bomber, discusses spending time on hate websites, and piques Dan's curiosity.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex Jones is doing.  In this installment, Alex finds the weakest Covid conspiracy he's pulled yet, joins PJW in condemning their past selves, and invites Owen Shroyer to dinner in the worst way possible. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past to learn about how little Alex Jones really knows about how the UN works. In this installment, Alex has very dumb predictions about future presidential elections as well as UN leadership, and has a chat with a rock star's mom. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little diversion to discuss a new video that was posted on Alex's website by his new favorite youthful hate monger, and what it could mean for Alex moving forward. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a pretty extreme day in the Infowar.  In this installment, Alex reminds his audience at least ten times that they are about to die, makes up some censorship stories, and has thoughts about "Rainbow Dildo Butt Monkey." Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan experience Alex Jones getting really angry about a choir, yelling about a satanically number bill in Congress, and considering pursuing a new career in stand up comedy. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan end up so disappointed by Alex Jones' 4th of July video that they decide to check in on the Baby Bigot section of his website to see what kind of content Alex is associating himself with these days. (Content warning: transphobia, homophobia...a bunch of other stuff that may be unpleasant) Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the past.  In this installment, Alex reveals that some of his more sensible-sounding positions are actually dumb, interviews a guy his audience clearly hates, and gets a call from a guy who recently lost a tiger. Citations

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things are going when Alex returned from bothering people in McAllen. In this installment, Alex misreports a story on Covid vaccination and pregnancy, creates a strawman version of the indictment against Trump's company, and warns that soon all children will be Peter Pan.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss some of Alex Jones' recent antics. In this installment, Alex makes a bizarre on-air correction, and Dan breaks down what there is to learn from Alex's recent attempted publicity stunt in McAllen, TX.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to make their way through a rough patch on Alex Jones' show.  In this installment, Alex talks to two jerks about Bilderberg, and a caller describes how he found George H.W. Bush's secret church outside Sugarland, TX.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see if Alex Jones has developed his John McAfee conspiracies.  In this installment, they learn that he has not, and Alex tries to break his own personal record for Most Times Threatening To Walk Off His Own Show In A Single Episode.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' knee-jerk reaction to the breaking news of John McAfee's death.  Also, the gents discuss some of Alex's other hijinks from the past week.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss an "emergency broadcast" that Alex Jones put out this weekend.  In this installment, Alex rambles about how January 6 was a false flag, and welcomes back to the show a guest who has turned lying to Alex into a sport.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on a recent episode of The Alex Jones Show to see what's up.  In this installment, Alex declares a recent death an obvious professional execution, signs onto "magnet theory," and throws around a lot of stray bigotry.

Today, Dan and Jordan put out a sneaky snake mid-week episode to discuss Alex Jones' much-anticipated review of The Matrix Reloaded.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in and see how Alex Jones was doing at the end of last week. In this installment, Alex implores his audience to prepare for their impending deaths, acts like a total baby, and has a landmark first interview with Pillow Man Mike Lindell.

Today, Dan and Jordan head to the past to continue exploring the question of whether or not Alex Jones thought he was fighting the literal devil in 2003. In this installment, Alex talks to at least two people who think they're fighting the literal devil, commits to possibly seeing the second Matrix movie, and continues to be aggressively anti-Putin.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex's response to the release of the Fauci emails was, and end up quite disappointed. It's mostly just untrue third person stories and fears about new fish.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to look at an episode from the end of last week.  In this installment, Alex discusses "mass telekinesis," getting documents from random bikers, and the horrifying danger that "parentalism" is facing.

Before leaving for vacation, Jordan sat Dan down to tell him about a new space weirdo he’s come across. Are there Nazis in space? Is the pyramid in Giza a “Death Star?” Does the moon ring like a bell? All this and more on the show today. 

Today, Dan and Jordan dig into the past. In this installment, Alex Jones lies about a fascinating terrorism drill, lies about the story of a double-agent in the IRA, and gets dangerously close to seeming like he thought he was fighting the devil in 2003.

Today, Dan and Jordan dig deep into the past to cover something they forgot to cover long ago.  In this installment, Alex Jones has one of the most confusing interviews of his career with Noam Chomsky.

Today, Dan and Jordan tip their toes back into the past to see what was going on in simpler times.  In this installment, Alex scolds a caller who suggests violence, and interviews the DJ's who got suspended for playing Dixie Chicks after they'd been banned from the radio station for opposing the Iraq War.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on some modern day Alex.  In this installment, Dan is a little down in the dumps about yet another bombshell that turns out to be a dud, and Alex solves the mystery of the Colonial Pipeline hack.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how last week ended on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex discovers another bombshell that turns out to be a dud, a bunch of stunt lawsuits are announced, Alex gives humanity a 10% chance of avoiding the rise of Lord Humungus.

Today, Dan and Jordan look back exactly 18 years in the past to see what Alex Jones was up to. In this installment, Alex and a guest make some bad predictions, and evidence piles up that Dan is a witch.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how the last week ended on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex stokes religious tensions, interviews someone who probably got tricked by a pyramid scheme, and definitely doesn't talk about Matt Gaetz news.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the early week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets mad at the Oscars, makes stuff up about Covid deaths, and talks to the silliest phone salesman in the game.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to look deep in the past to try to figure out if Alex Jones thought he was fighting the literal devil for his entire career. In this installment, the left-right paradigm is transcended, microchips are okay for Special Forces, and the Republic of Texas continues to be annoying.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the modern day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex prepares for and deals with the Chauvin verdict, reveals that maybe Bill Maher has been a good guy all along, and gets caught up in the need to whistle.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how the last week wrapped up on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex discusses the Human Resources problems of the Globalists, advocates swimming in sewage, and reveals new developments in his religious narcissism.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones is dealing with the recent arrest of one of his cameraman who joined in the capitol storming on Jan. 6.  Also, one of Alex's lawyers has decided to start a new career in confusing, hacky stand-up.

Today, Dan and Jordan get back to work by taking a trip back to 2003 to see what Alex Jones was up to back then. In this installment, the gents learn that the Civil War was a false flag and find a hint that Alex may have believed that he was fighting the literal devil all along. 

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with Alex Jones in the aftermath of him pretending to have saved some children from human smugglers. In this installment, Alex makes escalates the situation even further, and talks to a clearly unhinged Ted Nugent.

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.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the Sunday episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex does running commentary over Trump's speech at CPAC, and airs one of the most bewildering commercials Dan has ever heard.

Today, Dan and Jordan go on a time travel adventure to enjoy a chat between Alex Jones and Steve Pieczenik from years past. In this installment, the gents learn of the Poop Bandits, enjoy an Alex Movie Review, and find shocking connections between the past and present.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how last week ended at Infowars studios. In this installment, Alexander Jones has a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things are going around Infowars studio. In this installment, Alex Jones gets back to work in a half-powered studio, filling his time by dancing with white supremacy and eating way too much survival pasta.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex Jones is up to as Texas deals with an unprecedented winter storm, and as the Infowars studio deals with a power outage that threatens their ability to broadcast.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how Alex Jones came into studio on Valentine's Day, in the middle of a horrible winter storm, for basically no reason, other than to be a big dumdum.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones is doing with Trump's second impeachment trial. In this installment, Alex sends a lot of mixed messages, lies about the Covid vaccine, and records a commercial with a very unsettling tone.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how the week began on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, false flags are predicted, and Alex gets super racist about the Super Bowl.

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate the Super Bowl by checking in on some of Alex Jones's very weird commercials.  Some of them seem to be commercials, some appear to be closer to stray thoughts; all of them are sad and confusing.

Today, Dan and Jordan drop everything to check out Thursday's edition of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex has Steve Pieczenik on to "face the music." Alex's definition of "face the music" definitely seems to be outside the mainstream.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how things are going as Alex Jones engages in round two of his attempts to talk to Boogaloo types. For good measure, he also lies about vaccines a bit and keeps trying to argue that Trump should make his impeachment trial a circus. 

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones's vacation in Utah is going. In this installment, Alex attempts to pull off a gotcha interview with a Boogaloo proponent, hoping to make him the patsy for the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol. It does not go well.

Today, Dan and Jordan look at the Infowars coverage of the events of January 20th, when Joe Biden was inaugurated as president. In this installment, Alex plans his show terribly and one of his employees has perhaps the most racist day in his young career.

Today, Dan and Jordan check out the last couple days of Trump's time in office on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex may or may not finally do his second fake "last show ever" in the past three months.

Today, Dan and Jordan get back to the important work of reviewing Alex Jones' path toward the end of Trump's presidency. In this installment, Alex reveals that Jack from Twitter considers him "a guru," wrestles with realizing an old friend was using him, and finds yet another patsy for the events of January 6th.

Today, Dan and Jordan attempt to take a break from Alex Jones by checking in on a past subject of theirs who actually was also at the Capitol on January 6.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track Alex Jones' sad march toward Joe Biden's inauguration. In this installment, Alex continues to make pre-emptive excuses in case right-wing extremists commit acts of violence, and invites Steve Pieczenik onto the show to have a contentious back and forth.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore how the week began on the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex and one of Trump's alleged lawyers try to throw QAnon straight under the bus, and The Health Ranger makes a disgraceful return to the show.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex Jones was up to in the aftermath of the storming of the Capitol Building. In this installment, Alex weaves a needlessly complicated narrative about antifa trickery and then interviews an alleged shaman.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at how things went down on Infowars on the day when right-wing dingdongs stormed Washington DC.

Today, Dan and Jordan ring in the new year with Alex Jones. In this installment, Alex strengthens the case that he fell for the Nigerian Prince email scam, a "constitutional lawyer" supports having a second pretend president, and an old friend makes a surprise appearance.

Today, Dan and Jordan prepare to dismount from Alex Jones's 2020 content. In this installment, Alex lies about Covid-19 a bunch, discusses his feelings about Wonder Woman 1984, and is visited by a pair of Journalist Babies.

Today, Dan and Jordan look at Alex Jones' special report released on Christmas Day.  In this installment, the gents discuss Alex's very uninspired attempt to create a conspiracy theory out of the bombing in Nashville.

Today, Dan and Jordan look back at last Friday to examine the aftermath of the Firing Heard Around The World. Having given David Knight the axe, Alex has to fill in to host the Infowars morning show, which is more about Knight not being there than Alex probably intended it to be.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what's happening over at Infowars. In this installment, there are some human resources issues, Alex decides that pretty much everyone is an enemy and then interviews a guy who claims he orchestrated a sting operation on Hillary Clinton.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at a couple of rallies that took place in DC over the weekend. Alex Jones managed to get on stage at one of them, but what were these rallies really like? Unfortunately, Dan watched them to find out.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things went when Joe Rogan showed up at Infowars studios for a four-hour interview which was mostly about how desperate Alex is for people to make memes about him.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the end of last week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex reveals that Joe Rogan is a hero, William Barr is a double agent (at least), and Scotch Eggs are whiskey-flavored.

Today, Dan and Jordan check back in on the #79DaysOfHell on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Steve Pieczenik and Roger Stone try to out-bullshit each other, and Alex does such a sad, disappointing job with a scoop that Dan considers becoming a documentarian.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little break from talking about Alex Jones to see how Sweary Kerry is dealing with the results of the 2020 election. In this installment, the gents learn about prophetic dreams, magical sea battles, and "Walk-Ins."

Today, Dan and Jordan set out to see how things are going during Alex Jones's "#79DaysOfHell." In this installment, the Rockefellers reveal their evil plans through a cartoon, medical robots get disarmed, and Alex records his Fake Last Episode Ever.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what happened when Alex Jones went down to Georgia. In this installment, Alex teams up with a couple of young upstart bigots to try to do the whole "Tea Party thing" all over again, Alex gets stalked by the FBI and a newsman in a blimp, and Dan offers a pitch for the next season of Infowars.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the intermediate period after Alex Jones returned from DC, and before he left for Georgia. In this installment, Alex talks to some violent weirdos, warns of gun-wielding robots, and sits through a caller relaying a dream from 16 years ago.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore the possibly thrilling conclusion to the InfoWars Caravan. In this installment, the convoy comes under repeated attack, Alex shows up in DC, and the radio show seems to completely fall apart at the seams. 

Today, Dan and Jordan trace the first couple days of Infowars' absurd idea to run a convoy from Austin to DC. In this installment, Owen launches from Austin and makes his way to Tallahassee, spreading lies along the way. Meanwhile, Alex stays behind to interview malicious weirdos and declare himself president-elect.

Today, Dan and Jordan track the "79 Days of Hell" on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex has decided the election has been stolen, but maybe not all hope is lost. Also, the gents get really excited for the next step of Owen Shroyer's career.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things are going around Infowars after the 2020 election. In this installment, Alex attempts to build a case that the election was stolen, while one of his old friends goes rogue and draws the boring ire of David Knight.

Today, Jordan takes over the show to tell Dan about an absurd video sent to him by a relative.

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the day before the 2016 election to see how Alex Jones was handling himself. Turns out, he was mostly bragging about how much traffic he was getting, and Owen Shroyer was getting knee-deep into Pizzagate.

Today, Dan and Jordan come in on their day off to see what happened when Alex Jones showed back up on Rogan's podcast. A short review: not enough Bravo.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the modern day of The Alex Jones Show to see how things are going. In this installment, Alex admits to punching a dog, plans to sneak into an assisted living center, and complains about Borat.

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to take a look at the days just before the 2016 election to compare them to how things look nowadays. In this installment, Alex gets obsessed with art, makes fun of some random goths, and seems very different in a particular way.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how the week began on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex totally doesn't get mad at a caller, Jordan demands specifics about the Devil's powers, and Steve Pieczenik puts forth a confusing and upsetting plan to take down "Big Tech."

Today, Dan and Jordan put present day Alex Jones on time-out, and take a glimpse into the past. In this installment, Alex brings in the big guns to cover the death of Antonin Scalia, which ends up mostly being about a suspicious van.

Today, Dan and Jordan learn what happens when Paul Joseph Watson calls in sick to work.  Alex does not handle it well.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Monday's episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex donates to a hopelessly doomed Congressional candidate on air, gives Johnny Rotten an honorary doctorate, and gets really bored with the Supreme Court nomination hearings.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on to see how Alex Jones covered the fact that a fly landed on Mike Pence's head during the Vice Presidential debate, and come away disappointed.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones is handling the news that Donald Trump has tested positive for Covid-19. It was a strange weekend for everyone, but few as strange as Alex, starting in denial on Friday and ending up crying on air on Sunday.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at Alex Jones' coverage of the first presidential debate of the 2020 election. The debate itself was a mess, and Alex's show was basically the same thing, but with a few extra childish sound effects and blood-based accusations.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex covered the New York Times story about Trump's taxes. In this installment, Alex allows David Icke to say profoundly dumb things on air, Alex reveals that he knows nothing about history or the constitution, and Alex nearly overdoses on chills.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex Jones' response was to Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett as a Supreme Court Justice. Jordan may compare it to "eating a bowl of poo" more than once.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex Jones has been handling the news of the week. As it turns out, he deals with stressful times by being really racist and expounding on nonsensical plans he thinks the devil has.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones and Infowars covered the news of the passing of Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.  

Today, Dan and Jordan poke their noses around the Alex Jones Show to see what's going on. In this installment, Alex takes calls from his listeners on what they should think about Trump supporting a vaccine, and Roger Stone seems to have grown out of supporting Alex's theories.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex Jones to see what he's up to.  In this installment, Alex rambles a bit about the devil, discusses how he was appointed by God at the age of three to be a major pillar of the fight against the devil, and makes excuses about why he hasn't been on Rogan's podcast.

Today, Dan and Jordan go on a time-traveling adventure to explore what was going on with Alex Jones on the day of a couple of Wonks' wedding day. In this installment, Alex picks a surprise fight with Ron Paul, helps Jesse Ventura promote a horribly-titled book, and engages in some familiar salesmanship.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what Alex Jones is up to in the present day. In this installment, the gents see what Alex thinks about the Bob Woodward news, football video game stats, and whether or not Joe Rogan is censoring him.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a Wacky Wednesday break to explore a recent interview that Sweary Kerry did with someone who may or may not be Jean-Claude Van Damme. In this installment, the gents learn about Tesla, whether or not Kerry's tried to get on Banned dot Video, and how bad the CIA's severance package really is.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the end of the last week on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents get a showcase of dumb callers, and Alex suggesting that his audience could be "pawn sacrifices" in the battle against his enemies.

Today, Dan and Jordan snap to the present to see how things are going on the Alex Jones Show. They find a man desperately trying to raise money and rambling about a meme featuring Hoover Dam.

Today, Dan and Jordan attempt to take a Wacky Wednesday break by looking into a possible show featuring space weirdos. In this installment, the gents learn a little more about the first space captain they met, and discover the physical state of souls.

Today, Dan and Jordan try to wrestle with Alex Jones' behavior in the stretch of time between the police shooting of Jacob Blake and the shooting of protesters in Kenosha last week.

Today, Jordan sends Dan on a Time Travel Adventure into the past to see what was happening on Alex Jones' show back on 6/6/16, the most recent Devil Date.  In this installment, Alex teases that he may know who Trump is going to pick as his VP, Rob Dew goes to a fascist rally in Germany and finds a friend, and Tucker Carlson proves himself a sooth-sayer.

Today, Dan and Jordan experience how the past week ended on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Dan needed closure on the "ShadowGate/Millie Weaver gets fired" situation, which Alex sort of provides. Also, a couple of Alex's friends gloat about Steve Bannon's arrest.

Today, Dan and Jordan trace the beginning of the week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex deals with the fallout of the release of Millie Weaver's "documentary" ShadowGate, pretends that it's totally cool that Roger Stone dropped his super-important appeal, and goes all-in on Laura Loomer's congressional campaign.

Today, Dan and Jordan check out how Alex Jones processed the arrest of his employee/contractor Millie Weaver, and the release of her documentary ShadowGate. In this installment, Alex tries to make sense of what's going on and weirdly reaches some of the same conclusions Dan did.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the new documentary created by Infowars reporter Millie Weaver, which was released shortly after her arrest on Friday. In this installment, the gents try to decide whether this is in fact the whistleblowing event of the century, or a shoddy disaster that proves nothing.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the last couple of days on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Jordan almost loses his mind laughing at the show's ineptitude, Alex finds a "new witch guy," and explains that he believes some groups of people are more susceptible to demon possession than others.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones's show from Tuesday. In this installment, Alex overtly lies about at least two stories about Covid-19, pushes an embarrassing Laura Loomer censorship narrative, and continues his path toward accusing Covid-19 casualties of being fake people.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on what went down over the weekend on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex embarks on a disgusting quest against Oprah, decides that maybe he's actually into QAnon now, and tries to make a big scene at a park with an undersized bullhorn.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrestle with a couple of strange days on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex continues his trajectory toward becoming a more violent version of Jim Bakker, seems jealous of the NRA getting sued, and lands a top tier guest.

Today, Dan and Jordan try to work through the beginning of the week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex misrepresents some graphs about Covid-19, encourages his audience to "civil disobedience," and suffers an impressively bad technical difficulty.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the end of the past week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex warns of imminent "antifa terrorist attacks" that never ended up happening, and signs off on Steve Pieczenik saying that America is a business and that liberty is nonsense.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex Jones has handled the release of Frontline's episode about his conspiracy theories and their relation with Trump. In this installment, Alex announces the Mark of the Beast, warns of teams of Antifa hit teams coming to your home, and tries to convince his elderly listeners to become kamikaze murderers against his enemies.

Today, Dan and Jordan give Alex Jones a mulligan and pretend that this is his first show back from vacation since his Saturday "emergency report" was such a dud. In this installment, Alex's commitment to the second amendment wavers and Ted Nugent threatens Dan's will to keep on keeping on.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' "emergency" Saturday broadcast that he recorded after returning from being out of studio for a week. In this installment, Alex impotently rambles about whether Trump is a friend or foe, and announces that he's launching a foundation to populate space.

Today, Dan and Jordan deal with the fact that Alex Jones has been out of studio all week by checking out a new show that Alex is hosting on his website. The gents give Carpe Donktum's new program a chance and also check in on Roger Stone damage-control updates.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how Alex Jones ended the past week on his show. In this installment, Alex discusses his support for the federal government's actions in Portland, introduces a confusing new supplement line, and closes the show a bit creepy.

Today, Dan and Jordan end the week-long "Will They/Won't They" about when Roger Stone would finally show up on Infowars after being saved from prison last Friday. Also, Alex does ads for a product he can't sell yet, lies about Covid news, and accidentally reveals that he has no idea who Haile Selassie is.

Today, Dan and Jordan keep track of two ongoing storylines on The Alex Jones Show that probably shouldn't be ongoing storylines. The first is the conspicuous absence of Roger Stone on Alex's show since he got saved from prison. The second is Alex weirdly trying to talk himself into promoting the Wayfair Conspiracy. No reason for any of this to be happening.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the end of the last week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex wrestles with the "Wayfair Conspiracy" and celebrates Roger Stone's clemency by interviewing Mancow.

Today, Dan and Jordan check back on what's been going on in the present day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex reveals that he's been an enemy of antifa for 20 years and discusses having his mind blown out on a boat on July 4th, possibly because of "planets aligning."

Today, Dan and Jordan travel back to the past for a special requested episode. In this installment, Alex Jones discusses every fact on Earth about soil, reveals that he's never read the book his worldview is based on, and hero-worships someone who would end up suing him a few years later.

Today, Dan and Jordan take an exhaustive look at two shows Alex Jones recorded on July 2nd. In his morning show, Alex rambles about cyborgs and puts off covering big news about the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. To make up for not getting to it on his normal show, Alex returns to air in the evening and tries to cover the big news of the day, with depressing results.

Today, Jordan takes the reigns on the show and tells Dan about an episode of content he watched on One America News. In this installment, Jordan discusses Graham Ledger and Dan fantasizes about how Roger Stone could better use his last few weeks before prison.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the beginning of the week on The Alex Jones Show. Weirdly, Alex doesn't brag much about his failure of an anti-mask rally, instead spending his time complaining about Sacha Baron Cohen, trying to prod his audience closer to committing murders, and reminding Roger Stone that Trump is an attractive man.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how last week ended on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex desperately tries to attack the idea of wearing masks, promotes his anti-mask rally, and gets humiliated by one of his anti-communist heroes.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on a very exhausting couple days on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex tries to launch a distasteful and racist national movement destined for failure, decides he now hates Gov. Abbott, and consoles two of his friends who've recently lost their social media.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' triumphant (horrible) return to studio after his vacation. In this installment, Alex insists that Trump's Tulsa rally was actually a big success, gets really sloppy about making up details about stories, and repeatedly prays for the deaths of his imagined enemies.

Today, after too long a time since Part 1, Dan and Jordan get back on track with trying to follow the path of Bill Cooper's coverage of the bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City. In this installment, the gents gain some extra insight into Bill from his biography, learn about one of Bill's listener's relationship with their dad, and reveal what Dan learned that made him dance around his apartment.

Today, Dan and Jordan ease back into the recording with a bit of a wacky Infowars outing. In this installment, Owen Shroyer found a replica WWE championship belt and decides to hold an office-wide push-up contest, which of course Alex has to derail.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how last week ended on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex is convinced that a coup was announced on The Daily Show, reveals that he doesn't know anything about the Lincoln assassination, and Dan imagines what Alex's conversation with the Secret Service was like.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a troubling day on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex becomes obsessed with a new video a nurse put out pushing Covid-19 conspiracies, declares that a "warlord" has taken over most of a US city, and Dan gets confused by InfoWars editing decisions.

Today, Dan and Jordan drop a little announcement that they're going to be taking this Friday off from having an episode. To make it up to everyone, Dan reviews a couple foods he's eaten recently.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' half-day shift on his show from Tuesday. In this installment, Alex floats a weird Kennedy assassination theory and attempts to find some reformed leftists in his audience to call in to the show.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Friday's episode of the Alex Jones Show and encounter some real stupidity. In this installment, Alex misrepresents some news about a retracted study and fails to explain a skull on his desk adequately. Also, Dan takes issue with Alex's vocabulary.

Today, Dan and Jordan keep up with the current goings-on in the world of Alex Jones. In this installment, Alex interviews a couple doomed Congressional candidates, decides that Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are Democrats and villains, and treads water with his anti-Antifa (pro-fa?) narratives.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track the abhorrent behavior of Alex Jones in the present day. In this installment, Alex is accused of burning a mattress, Alex and his staff make peace with military arresting citizens for breaking curfew, and Dan abuses Jordan with more fun drops.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' coverage of the ongoing situation with nation-wide protests that have broken out. In this installment, Alex brings back his fake Soros/Antifa contracts in order to reintroduce Soros as his primary villain, responds to his fake tank getting chased away from a protest, and makes up stories about video clips he's seen online.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the week that was on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex attempts to take credit for Trump's executive order about social media, accuses Democrats of killing people in nursing homes, and the gents discuss Alex's response to the evolving situation in Minneapolis.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a recent bit of news about their favorite Wacky Wednesday topic, the land of space weirdos called Project Camelot. In this installment, the gents take what could be their last walk through Camelot.

Today, Dan and Jordan explore some issues related to the end of last week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Joe Rogan says that Alex is lying about his move to Spotify, Alex indicates a lack of awareness about the country's founding documents, and reveals that he may be communicating with Trump telepathically.

Today, Dan and Jordan regroup and discuss the bizarre week that was on the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex discusses being too drunk to meet with the Secret Service at the RNC, tries to make Joe Rogan's Spotify contract about himself, and lets two dullards fill in for him. Also, Dan becomes drunk with power after uncovering a few new drops. 

Today, to supplement their coverage of Alex Jones, Dan and Jordan begin an exploration of how things played out on Bill Cooper's radio show The Hour of the Time on the days immediately following the bombing of the Murrah building in Oklahoma City. This installment covers the day of the bombing, April 19, 1995, as well as April 20-21.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple days of this week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex fails in a valiant attempt to make a point, possibly warns the world of a fake alien invasion, and gets a little too specific about what movie he pretends he was offered a starring role in.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss how the week began on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets freaked out by bill numbers he thinks are satanic, falls for an internet hoax about New Guinea, and gets intensely hung up on the idea of men wearing pink.

Today, Dan and Jordan take an overdue break from the present day of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents discuss a recent interview that Sweary Kerry released with an alleged super soldier to see what's going on in a very similar but much more creative world of conspiracy.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple episodes from this week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex continues his coronavirus games, decides that maybe the world doesn't deserve to know who Q is, and dips his toe into a hot new viral conspiracy sensation.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the last few days of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex forces Dan to critically engage with the idea that his cannibalism rant was satire, and decides that a dumb op-ed is a revelation of the Globalists' plan for the 2020 election.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones decided to celebrate May Day. As it turns out, he was trying pretty hard to cheer on a literal war with China, desperately asking people to be his successor, and pretending that his outburst about eating his neighbors was actually genius satire.

Today, Dan and Jordan find out what happens in the days after Alex Jones threatened to eat his neighbors.  In this installment, Dan gets very bored with Alex's nonsense and Alex exposes how exclusionary his concept of "humanity" exactly is.

Today, Dan and Jordan keep an eye on the increasingly bizarre present day of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex speculates that Trump is the smartest person on Earth, and discusses his evolving position on cannibalism.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the end of the past week on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex discusses his plan to record the final episode of his show, which is to be released after he's taken off air. That ends up being just as dumb and dramatic as it sounds.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at a couple of wildly different days on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex finally admits that he hates his own show, and pushes a weird conspiracy about doctors having secret orgies. Also, a long-lost character, presumed dead, makes a triumphant return.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' very not-chill 420 show. In this installment, Alex essentially declares that his enemies are unbeatable and that the end of his show may be near. Also, Alex tells a story of yelling at people at the grocery store, and David Icke convinces Alex that Covid-19 doesn't exist.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how things are on the Alex Jones Show the day after a couple of his employees were suspended from Twitter for trying to promote a rally in the middle of a pandemic. In this installment, Alex spends most of the show building narratives about a specific science fact-checker he's mad at, and the show ends with some very good comedy bits.

Today, Dan and Jordan replatform Alex Jones and take a look at his triumphant (?) return to his own show. In this installment, Alex threatens to overthrow the government of China, discusses his plan to flee Austin, and loses his cool so badly he has to leave his own show mid-broadcast, saying that he may not come back.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue the deplatforming of Alex Jones from their podcast, as they take a look at an episode of Bill Cooper's radio show where he has open phone lines. The gents explore how differently Alex and Bill treat their callers, and how feeling disappointed in your audience is a universal trait among conspiracy theorists.

Today, Dan and Jordan deplatform Alex Jones from their podcast as punishment for him being a huge disappointment. Instead of talking about him, they check in on what Sweary Kerry at Project Camelot has been saying about how things are going with the coronavirus. It turns out nothing might be real, and we may have some side-concerns that the CDC is definitely not equipped to handle.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' episode where he promised to reveal the identity of Q, of Q-Anon fame.  What an amazing tease.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Sunday's episode of Alex Jones' show because he couldn't make it in to work on Monday.  In this installment, Dan finds a new rival based on vocal patterns and Mike Adams finds a new fake miracle drug.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the Alex Jones Show from April 2, 2020 (baby!) In this installment, Alex fails miserably at proving some of his theories about Globalist plans, and has a profound on-air meltdown after one of his earbuds falls out.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex Jones' April Fool's Day show on Infowars. In this installment, Alex's friend the Health Ranger comes out as a Polio Denier and Alex declares a really hilarious war against QAnon.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a break from Alex Jones to take a look at a fun little stretch from the career of Alex's predecessor, Bill Cooper. In this installment, the gents discuss the time that Bill decided that he and his listeners were going to buy a giant media conglomerate and thereby save America.

Today, Dan and Jordan dig into the day when Alex Jones learned that his app was kicked off the Android store and he lost his appeal about being a dick about Sandy Hook.  In this installment, things go about as you expect.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see what Alex Jones is up to in the middle of this chaotic week. In this installment, the gents find Alex following in lockstep with the mainstream right-wing media, arguing that the coronavirus is no big deal, and people should go back to work. Also, Alex does the world's worst Bane impression.

Today, the show takes a Wacky Wednesday break from the present day to let Jordan take over the show and present a topic of his choosing. In this installment, he tells Dan about a couple of televangelists, and Dan in return tells him about a few wrestlers.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the stretch of time when Alex Jones should have just gone on vacation. In this installment, Alex claims that at least six sci-fi movies are real and interviews Ted Nugent's wife as an expert about coronavirus.

Today, Dan and Jordan self-quarantine from Alex Jones' nonsense by taking a vacation into the exotic, very trivial world of Lionel's career. 

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the very tumultuous days at the end of last week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets very defensive about news articles about how he has been selling his silver, comes out as a Tom Hanks truther, and almost accidentally says that he enjoys killing people.

Today, Dan and Jordan set out to cover the period of the Alex Jones Show in the immediate aftermath of him shaving his head to see if it changed his vibe. In this installment, Alex's convoluted coronavirus narratives continue, Alex tells a tale of a night in jail, and has his mind blown by Rush.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the beginning of last week on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex's coronavirus narrative shifts considerably, Alex desperately tries to start a fight with Sebastian Gorka, and a disproportionate amount of time is spent mocking Bloomberg's eating habits. [CW: At approximately 3:05:00, Alex and a guest discuss BPD and self-harm in a very gross way.]

Today, Dan and Jordan have to stop the presses on Alex Jones because the newest installment of the Mark Richards interview series was released over at Project Camelot, and that is not something that can wait. In this installment, the gents learn about UK UFO business, dumb takes on public health, and the coming X-Men threat.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' horribly misguided rally at CPAC. It was an event full of real dumb weirdos, from doomed congressional candidates and longshot grifters to Nick Fuentes. The goal was to get Trump's attention about the cause of free speech, but the end result is probably everyone waking up the next day not feeling like they did a good job.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the last episode of The Alex Jones Show before Alex takes off for a week out of town trying to get attention by bullhorning people around CPAC. In this installment, Alex talks to three jerks and spends most of his time trying to sell his survival food.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the episode of The Alex Jones Show where Alex covers the sentencing of his buddy Roger Stone. In this installment, Alex tries to yell at reporters through an intermediary, becomes overwhelmed with his own narratives about the coronavirus, and takes a big swing-and-a-miss with covering a Trump speech live.

Today, Dan and Jordan reflect on the sentencing of Roger Stone in a very somber way, by discussing some recent video that was released of his very angry and very petty deposition a defamation suit.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a much needed break from Alex Jones to try to recapture some of the magic of talking about space weirdos a little. In this installment, the gents learn that a long-dead celebrity may still be alive and discover a new way to power your home.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss some recent affairs on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex calls for a whole ton of murders, passive-aggressively abuses his own lawyer, and is just generally wrong about things.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue tracking the modern day adventures of Alex Jones. In this installment, Alex gets really mad that one of his employees used 311 as intro music, dips his toe back into Seth Rich conspiracies, and confesses to multiple brutal murders.

Today, Dan and Jordan witness Alex Jones' theories about the coronavirus mutate into suspicions of race-specific bioweapons and false flags. Also, Alex remains very fixated with Trump's use of swearing in a speech.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex Jones' return to the studio to see how he's doing with the big news of the day. In this installment, Alex becomes fixated on outlawing the Democratic party, goes buckwild on selling his products, and explains how to defeat a fever.

Today, Dan and Jordan have to deal with Alex Jones being out of studio in the present day, so they decided to take a look at what Alex was up to on the day of the Iowa caucus back in 2012.

Today, Dan and Jordan keep their eyes on the present day of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets too angry to start his show because he saw a picture of a guy he doesn't like, lies about a past career, and takes his Coronavirus coverage to "reporting on memes" level.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their coverage of Alex Jones' horribly irresponsible coverage of the news. In this installment, Alex tries to turn a quarantined city into a sales pitch for his food buckets, and Steve Pieczenik stops by to make a bombshell announcement about the Coronavirus.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to track Alex Jones' ongoing coverage of the news of the day. In this installment, The Health Ranger declares that humanity as a whole is finished, and Alex gets some therapy from an old friend who likes to hide in bushes.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones is doing with the beginning of Trump's impeachment trial. In this installment, Alex gives up on covering the impeachment, attempts to launch a bird-brained conspiracy about the Coronavirus, and warns of shrinking genitals.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a short look at some side-issues going on in Alex Jones World, including a very weird ad-pitch Alex did, and Alex's son's new show which starts out on an awful foot.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at how Alex Jones carried out his business at the end of last week. In this installment, Alex does everything in his power to stress that if there's trouble at the rally in Richmond, it will be a false flag. Also, Alex tries to interview a baby, which is not a joke.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in and see what Alex Jones has been up to lately. In this installment, the gents find Alex decrying how California teaches sexual vampirism in school, then interviewing Richard Spencer in a horribly misguided attempt to accuse him of being "controlled opposition."

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their investigation into Alex Jones' coverage after the tragedy at Sandy Hook, having realized they'd already found what they were looking for. In this installment, the gents jump ahead to cover a couple interviews with Wolfgang Halbig to see how Alex carried himself in that setting.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at how Alex Jones is dealing with the evolving situation involving the US and Iran. In this installment, Alex decides to toss analysis to the side and focus on ranting about how much he's scared of Islam. Also, Alex experiences some unfortunate tech issues.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex Jones is doing with the whole Trump/Iran situation. In this installment, Alex watched the Golden Globes which seems to have led him to concoct some bizarre theories about the fires in Australia. Also, Alex admits he tried to co-opt QAnon.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at Alex Jones' response the day after Trump assassinated a high level Iranian general to see where he lands on the issue. Also, one of Alex's oldest guests decides to celebrate the occasion by dabbling in some Holocaust revisionism.

Today, Dan and Jordan join Alex Jones on his last broadcast of the decade. Or maybe the Illuminati Jacobins just want you to think it's the last of the decade. The year closes out with Alex attempting to pull off a very disciplined show, which goes about as well as one might expect.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at how things played out over Christmas week over on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex checks in with his old psych warfare buddy who has some troubling things to say. Also, Alex reveals the big secret of the New World Order.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a holiday break from Alex Jones to give Dan a present: the opportunity to talk about Bill Cooper. In this episode, the gents go over the first episode of Cooper's radio show, The Hour Of The Time, where Bill discusses a mysterious document that may or may not prove a grand conspiracy.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the Alex Jones Show on the days just after Donald Trump got impeached. Alex responds just about how one might expect, with a display of complete nonsense, courting violence, and disgusting bigotry. 

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day to see if Alex Jones has gotten around to doing that in-studio surgery, and to see if he has any response to the recent release of the InfoWars depositions. Also, the gents learn about shocking voter fraud theories and Alex's take on cannibalism.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a trio of depositions that were recently released in the InfoWars/Sandy Hook lawsuit, and marvel at the uniquely brazen vibes of each.

Today, Dan and Jordan look at a confusing stretch in the present day of the Alex Jones Show.  In this installment, Alex repeatedly refuses to dignify the story about him in the New York Times, comes out as at least semi pro-orgy, and announces a very bizarre plan for a publicity stunt.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a stretch from last week on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex talks to a trio of horrible guests, accuses Trump of treason, and struggles to remember what the collective noun for horses is.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at Alex Jones' show from the day after Thanksgiving. No one is thankful for the path that Alex seems to be going down, as he welcomes a very dicey guest to the show.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a present day episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets mad at Borat and also gets mad at a trailer for a forthcoming Amazon series.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a glimpse into the past to continue their coverage of Alex Jones' show in the aftermath of Sandy Hook and the Boston Marathon bombing. In this installment, news has come out that one of the bombers was a fan of InfoWars, so Alex attempts to deal with that as best he can.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple of recent episodes of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents see Alex responding to Trump coming to Austin to hang out with Tim Cook, making a suspicious purchase, and putting forth a very perplexing theory.

Today, Dan and Jordan need a Wacky Wednesday break from talking about Alex Jones, so Dan takes the opportunity to look into a little question he had about a possible motivation for the documentary being made about non-murderer and Friend Of The Raptors, Mark Richards.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the day prior to and the day of Roger Stone's conviction, and how things played out on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex seems to reach point of exasperation with Trump not helping his allies, and another familiar face returns from the distant past.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a present day episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets mad at Disney, gets cocky about chemtrails, and brings back Steve Pieczenik to recast various White House officials.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents find a bunch of appeals toward violence, a couple possible new legal problems for the InfoWars world, and a surprise return from a side-character who everyone thought was gone for good.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to continue to track Alex Jones' tumultuous beginning of 2013. In this installment, the gents find Alex kind of forgetting about the whole Boston Marathon bombing thing, primarily because he saw a great movie the night before.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex wades around in a kiddie pool full of racism, then embarks on a two-day adventure of trying to reveal the name of a potential juror in Roger Stone's trial.

Today, Dan and Jordan go on a Wacky Wednesday adventure to check in on the world of Jim Bakker. Given that his friend Paula White-Cain just was given an official position in the White House, it felt like it might be worth taking a look at a recent appearance on Bakker's show.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their path through 2013 to explore Alex Jones' coverage of the Boston Marathon bombing. In this installment, the manhunt for the suspect on the run has come to an end, but not without one last chaotic event involving a boat standoff. 

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with the present day of the Alex Jones Show and find things taking a precipitous turn for the worse. When Alex lost his social media presence, a fear was that he would start drifting further toward more overt bigotries, and it appears that process is underway.

Just when they thought they were moving away from Project Camelot World, Dan and Jordan get sucked back in. Dan needed a break from Alex Jones, so the gents discuss some paranormal weirdos. In this installment, they look into the time Kevin Moore (the guy who is making a takedown documentary about Project Camelot and Mark Richards) interviewed a guy who claims to talk to time travelers, which is as close as this show gets to a Halloween episode.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to their examination of the past, and see how Alex Jones covered the unfolding events after the bombing at the Boston Marathon. In this installment, the city of Boston is under a shelter-in-place request as the surviving bomber is on the loose, which seems like it should be right in Alex's wheelhouse. Perhaps too in his wheelhouse.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex has both of his lawyers on as guest, and the two of them have an informal "who can be the worst" contest that is really pretty mind-blowing.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip their toes into a new direction for Wacky Wednesday, as they take a look at Alex Jones' appearance on Coast to Coast AM on the day after the bombing at the Boston Marathon. 

Today, Dan and Jordan poke around the present day on The Alex Jones Show to see what's going on. In this installment, they find Alex bragging about maybe possibly stopping a potential assassination attempt, waxing nostalgic for the days of trains, and being unable to take any phone calls.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around the present day to see what's happening on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents find Alex announcing that he's had an epiphany about how to defeat the Globalists, which is only slightly undercut by his lack of an actual plan and his constant childish/mentally unwell behavior.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day happenings on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex continues his path of growing annoyance with Trump not doing what he wants him to do, and Alex reimagines a classic folktale.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue to look at the absolutely embarrassing coverage of the days after the Boston Marathon bombing on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex works to solidify his narrative in advance of the FBI's announced press conference to reveal suspect photos on the afternoon of the 18th, and talks to a ton of really dumb callers.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at what's been going on in the present day on The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents find Alex having underwhelming responses to all manner of new stories. Also, Alex has some troubling ideas about receiving messages from God.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome you back to Wacky Wednesday.

Today, Dan and Jordan look back to the past to examine how The Alex Jones Show covered the Boston Bombing. In this episode, Alex uses stuff Paul Joseph Watson found on 4chan to entirely crack the case and identify people he decides are the culprits of the attack. Also, Steve Pieczenik shows up to commit treason on air.

Today, Dan needed a little break from Alex Jones, so Jordan takes over the show to continue his crusade against climate change denial. In this installment, Jordan tells Dan about a couple recent segments on Fox featuring one of his arch-rivals.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with Alex Jones in the present day and see how he's taking the news that Trump tweeted about a hypothetical civil war. How does Alex balance telling his audience that an actual civil war is inevitable with his calling his audience to "legal and lawful" action? Poorly, it turns out.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the episodes of The Alex Jones Show on the day of and the day after the bombing at the Boston Marathon. In this installment, a Family Guy episode gets distorted, one of Alex's employee's relatives becomes an essential piece of the conspiracy, and Detective John Munch comes along for the ride.

Today, Dan and Jordan look at how Alex Jones has been covering the massive news of the previous few days. Trump gave an anti-Globalist speech at the UN, the House launched an impeachment inquiry, and Alex announced some lawsuits he's filing. Yet, the most important news on this episode may be that Alex thinks someone who definitely was not a US president was actually a US president.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of Alex Jones' show to see what's up. In this installment, the gents explore Alex's strange new musical interest, discuss his some of his feelings about the climate, and learn that Alex's dad may actually be a life-long member of the Globalists.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their study of The Alex Jones Show in the time after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents get through the episodes leading up to the Boston Bombing, and find Alex's show stagnating as he becomes very obsessed with passing off sloppy man-on-the-street videos as reporting.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the present day of The Alex Jones Show and find Alex taking his dreams of American expansion into the stars and hanging out with a couple of celebrity guests.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their look at the past on see how Alex Jones' path went so horribly wrong after the events of Sandy Hook.  In this installment, the gents find Alex defending domestic violence in his fans and trying to launder some terrible information.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look back into the past of The Alex Jones Show and find what very well may be the turning point in the investigation. In this installment, the gents find Alex's rhetoric turning a bit more severe, while at the same time, Steve Pieczenik becomes more of a regular presence on the show, under the guise of being an overseas correspondent for Alex.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Alex Jones' very weird last week. In this installment, the gents find Alex encouraging his audience to go bother doctors at abortion clinics and announcing that the end may be near for his career. Also, PJW manages to outdo himself in terms of lazy journalism.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of the Alex Jones Show to try to see how he was responding to recent headlines about his Sandy Hook lawsuit. In the process, the gents try to figure out why Alex's lawyer did an interview with Stefan Molyneux.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a moment to take a closer look at one of Alex Jones' main sources of incredibly bad information, Steve Pieczenik.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around in the past to continue their investigation into what Alex was up to in 2013. In this installment, they find Alex thinking that Kim Jong Un is specifically trying to bomb him, and inviting Steve Pieczenik to come back on the show and double down on his theory that no one died at Sandy Hook.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue looking into the past to follow Alex Jones' path downward after Sandy Hook. In this installment, Steve Pieczenik finally shows up on the scene to mix things up, and Alex reveals what's at "the bottom of the rabbit hole."

Today, Dan and Jordan talk about a couple of recent days of episodes of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents find Alex making peace with one of his worst enemies in hopes of getting a new World War cooking, and they learn that Alex's office responsibilities extend to solving small mysteries

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around in the past to continue looking into Alex Jones' career trajectory in 2013. In this installment, Alex spends most of one show talking about how great the Koch brothers are, and the entirety of another yelling about a song parody video Jim Carrey released about a week prior.

Today, Dan and Jordan retreat to the past to continue their investigation into Alex Jones' path toward Sandy Hook denial. In this installment, something seems to be up, as the gents find Alex beginning to accuse a lot of people of being actors. Alex also warns his audience that the Globalists are trying to get them eaten by coyotes.

Today, Dan and Jordan keep their eye on the present day of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, the gents hope to find out how Alex has responded to Trump's flirtations with messianic narcissism, and in the process get to watch some "conservatives are being censored" narratives fall completely flat.

Today, both Jordan and Alex Jones return from their respective vacations. In this installment, the gents discuss the day Alex got back in the studio and decided to spend most of his time making an absurd argument for why Trump is great for wanting to buy Greenland.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little adventure into Project Camelot land to discuss an interview Sweary Kerry did with a woman who claims to be both Anunnaki and Martian royalty. She also has some interesting ideas about history and religion that are completely foreign, but also strangely familiar.

Today, Dan and Jordan come to you from the past to discuss a couple episodes of The Alex Jones Show from the even deeper past. In this installment, the gents find Alex embarking on an intense white victimhood narrative, responding to the news of a new Pope being named, and doing an iffy impression of McGruff The Crime Dog.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little break from looking at Alex Jones to take in a little episode of The Jim Bakker Show.  In this installment, the gents grapple with Jim Bakker interviewing a weirdo named Lance Wallnau who has coins to sell and a very familiar story about Trump to tell.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at some present day episodes of The Alex Jones Show to check in and see how Alex has responded to the recent shootings. A lot of it is very predictable, but some of it reaches impressive levels of weird and dumb. Plus, it turns out Alex has a new catchphrase which is also weird and dumb.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their investigation of the Alex Jones Show back in 2013. In this installment, Alex returns from vacation and hits the ground running with stories of causing a "police revolt" at SXSW, grotesque fantasies of beating up Kim Jong Un, and much more.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a present day episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex breaks down his response to the first night of the Democrat primary debate, but gets sidetracked talking about run-ins with royalty, bragging about his daughter singing a song, and trying to sell product like his future depends on it, which it might.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day of the Alex Jones Show to see what's going on. The gents find Alex dipping his toe deep into the pool of racism, getting weird about Area 51, and vaguely threatening Trump if he doesn't intervene to protect Instagram memes.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to the past to continue their investigation into what Alex Jones was up to in 2013. In this installment, Alex goes on a vacation, so he's out of studio for a week, but before he leaves, he references an obscure and very insane pastor, which naturally sent Dan down a very weird rabbit hole that may be very revealing.

Today, Dan and Jordan break in the new studio by doing a special episode about the time that Alex Jones and Kerry Cassidy of Project Camelot both gave speeches at a Bilderberg Group protest. There are similarities, there are differences, and then there's a horrifying revelation about something that Kerry believes.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at a modern day installment of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex does what he thinks is a "family show," which includes outright racism, speculation about a Congressperson's genitals, and tips on how to enlarge one's penis. This is "a family show" to Alex.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at the present day of The Alex Jones Show and do not care much for what they find. In this installment, the gents find Alex doing some amazingly sloppy work about Ilhan Omar, migrant centers, and bizarre notions about the people involved in Charlottesville.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at a stretch of days from Alex Jones' past in their investigation into what he did in the weeks after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents see subtle clues that bad decisions may be coming, learn that Mike Adams thinks he's funny, and find Alex's first interview with the horrible Michael Savage.

Today, Dan and Jordan head back to the past to continue their investigation into Alex Jones' path after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents find Alex feeling a bit in a rut, which leads to a some uncharacteristic introspection and some very characteristic idiocy.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a disappointing look at Alex Jones' last few days. Everything about this is disappointing.

Today, Dan and Jordan set out to check in on what Alex Jones was up to on the day after the 4th of July, the day after his predictions of "antifa chemical warfare" failed to materialize. Weirdly, they don't find Alex apologizing for spreading stupid fear, they find him getting super mystical and talking to a guy who likes to pretend he's in the Illuminati.

Today, Dan and Jordan retreat back to the past to look at what Alex Jones was up to back in 2013. In this installment, Alex spends most of his time getting mad at a pro wrestling storyline he thinks is about him, and getting super defensive about a murderer he clearly identifies with.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in with Alex Jones in the present day to see what he's up to. It turns out, he's spending his time accusing Antifa of engaging in chemical warfare and talking to his Oathkeeper buddy about how excited they are about the idea of a civil war starting soon.

Alex Jones has been out of studio in the present day, so today, Dan and Jordan continue their investigation of what Alex was up to in 2013. In this installment, Alex gets very, very defensive about media coverage about him and has an interview with the second worst sheriff in the US.

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past to continue to explore Alex Jones' behavior in the weeks after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents learn that Alex's messed up feelings about racial birth rates is not a new area of interest. Also, Alex gets real wishy-washy about a potential extinction level event, and Dan becomes obsessed with repeat callers.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple episodes from earlier in the week on The Alex Jones Show. It's the best of times and worst of times, as one day brings Alex Jones basically doing an impression of a Project Camelot episode, and the next, he jumps fully on board with a new dumb video from Project Veritas.

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the past to look into how Alex Jones' show operated in the aftermath of Sandy Hook. In this installment, Alex goes on quite a roller-coaster ride as the manhunt for Christopher Dorner comes to a close. Also, Alex reveals that he may think that the Lincoln assassination was a false flag.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at what Alex Jones is up to. On paper, it looks like Alex is having one of the worst weeks on record as things completely fall apart with his behavior surrounding the Sandy Hook lawsuit. However, a couple unforced errors by a few media outlets have given Alex the faintest glimmer of hope. Not too much hope though, he seems pretty bummed out.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple of incredibly messed up days on the Alex Jones Show. Most of the coverage is about Alex's insanely convoluted coverage of the tanker incident in the Gulf of Oman, and about a recent cyber attack that has targeted InfoWars. Along the way, though, the gents learn how leftist brainwashing on college campuses works, and that one of Alex's lawyers may not be totally insane.

Today, Dan and Jordan return to the present day to check in on Alex Jones and see how things are going with him. In this installment, Alex spends a lot of time yelling nonsense about immigrants bringing Ebola to the US, then desperately tries to rekindle his friendship with Roger Stone, and wraps things up by having a full-on religious breakdown on air.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue their exploration of Alex Jones' behavior in the weeks after Sandy Hook, to better understand what happened. In this installment, not much is learned on that front, but the gents finally find shooting that Alex thinks is real, and learn that Alex may think that insects are a conspiracy.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a little look at a very uninspired string of episodes of the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex gets condescending about the Super Bowl, has a caller accuse him of being controlled opposition, and throws an impromptu rally to yell at Piers Morgan, who is in Texas doing some filming.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss a couple of modern day episodes of The Alex Jones Show. This installment is a deeply upsetting affair, full of rats, vampires, and Alex wishing murder upon his perceived enemies. 

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the past to continue their examination of how Alex Jones behaved in the weeks after Sandy Hook. In this installment, all of the narratives that were previously in play are dropped, as Alex welcomes two guests that inspire him to do a show primarily about post-tribulation rapture and topics he already covered in his "documentary" Endgame.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a look at what Alex Jones is up to in the current day, and find him being absolutely all over the place. His lawyer is a guest on two straight episodes and the two of them seem to think they have psychic powers. More importantly than all that, this episode contains the greatest out of context drop of all time.

Alex Jones was out of studio on the day when Robert Mueller gave his press conference, so today, Dan and Jordan stick around in 2013 to continue their look into how Alex behaved in the aftermath of Sandy Hook. In this installment, we learn about a perilous vacation Alex took to Big Bend National Park, experience some real disgraceful bigotry and some equally disgraceful salesmanship.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a Wacky Wednesday break to check in on the newest updates in the ongoing saga of Sweary Kerry Cassidy and the guy who's trying to make a documentary about how her best friend is not a space captain, but is actually a murderer. In this installment, the gents break down a recorded conversation between the two that involves "discernment."

Today, Dan and Jordan dip back into the past of the Alex Jones Show to explore how he behaved in the days and weeks after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents uncover a really important development in Alex's path toward calling the victims actors, and in the process find three interviews completely unrelated to Sandy Hook that can only be described as "trash."

Today, Dan and Jordan stick around the present day of the Alex Jones Show because they are gluttons for punishment. In this installment, the gents find Alex being a real asshole about Somali immigrants, speculating about black pyramids, and interviewing a Scottish dog trainer/bigot.

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on the present day on the Alex Jones Show and find a very bizarre but unsurprising picture. Alex is pretty all over the place, passionately defending the idea of Trump enacting martial law, extolling absurd Doomsday Prophecies, and coming off like a real gross bigot. Pretty normal stuff to hear from Alex in 2019.

Today, Dan and Jordan stick in the past to gather a little more information about how Alex Jones did business in the days after Sandy Hook. In this installment, the gents see hints of Alex being overeager to cover shootings irresponsibly. They also discuss how off-base Alex is about the Aurora theater shooting, and find Alex becoming friends with a guest who may or may not be running a child trafficking ring.

Today, Dan and Jordan go back to the past to explore how Alex Jones covered the days after the shooting at Sandy Hook. In this installment, everything goes crazy with completely absurd interviews. Alex interviews an insane sheriff. PJW interviews a Sandy Hook truther (poorly). Mike Adams interviews anti-vax charlatan Andrew Wakefield. It's a wild couple of days.

Today, Dan tells Jordan about one of the weirdest days ever on The Alex Jones Show. Alex begins the show really depressed about Satanists and finishes the show by barging out of the studio for one of the most childish reasons imaginable. The key is in what happens in between, like Alex thinking the show Gunsmoke is realistic.

Today, Dan and Jordan present you with something a little different. The gents were thrilled to do a cross-over episode with the QAnon Anonymous podcast, where the two sides debate the possibility of finding a middle ground, to create a unified peace between QAnon and Alex Jones, thereby bringing harmony to the world of conspiracy.

Today, Dan and Jordan get back to the past to continue looking into what Alex Jones was doing in the days after Sandy Hook. Not a whole lot to learn about Alex's opinion on the shooting this episode, but the gents do get to talk a bit about Alex planning tax fraud with his neighbor, "the Illuminati card game," and Alex recommending a book that Timothy McVeigh liked even more than the Turner Diaries.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the end of the last week on the Alex Jones Show. During this span of time, Alex went from being not-banned from a few social media platforms to being super-banned from them, so the gents discuss how Alex took the news, and what clues he may have given about how it went down.

Today, Dan and Jordan dig into the past to try to learn more about how Alex Jones covered the days after Sandy Hook, but things go a little off the rails in this installment. On this episode, Alex has managed to land a guest he's very excited about, the "Obama-Phone Lady," which leads to a very weird day at the InfoWars studio.

Today, Dan and Jordan take a Wacky Wednesday break from talking about Alex Jones to take a little look into some chaos in Project Camelot land. Sweary Kerry has been pretty mad lately about a British guy who is making a documentary about how her friend Mark Richards is not a space captain (which he is not), but actually a murderer (which he is). As professional Mark Richards analysts, the gents decide that they need to know a little more about this situation, so they dig in and see what's up.

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss all the ins and outs of what happened on the Alex Jones Show on April 25th and 26th. It's mostly Alex rehashing old narratives and lying about people who are suing him, but along the way, he finds time to his toe into some of incredibly troubling ideas.

Alex Jones has been out of studio bullhorning in Washington DC to try to get back on Twitter, so Dan and Jordan stay in the past for today's episode to look more into Alex's path downward after Sandy Hook. This installment largely covers a period where Alex cannot stop talking about being on Piers Morgan's show, but thankfully, there's a couple other topics that come up that are worth covering.