Episode #599: June 13, 2003

Topics covered:

• A family in Waltham, MA, doesn’t like standardized tests

• Alex gets some of the details wrong about a story involving a cop being shot in a training exercise

• Alex gets some of the details wrong about a story involving a cop being shot at a stand-off in Lubbock

• Alex uses an op-ed to prove that Leo Strauss is connected to neocons

• Alex uses an op-ed to prove that neocons have been proven to be communists

• Alex sensationalizes a story about an officer’s gun discharging at a training exercise at a Florida school

Episode #598: September 17, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex lies a bunch about asylum seekers from Haiti, and speaks of them in explicitly dehumanizing ways

• The DHS designated Haiti as a country with Temporary Protected Status

• ICE still decided to deport people back to Haiti

• Klaus Schwab’s Wikipedia page isn’t quite what Alex thinks

• The UN did not ask the UK to drop its borders

Episode #597: September 14, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex misreports the 2020 elections scandal involving a PA postal worker

• Alex is mad about AOC’s dress at the Met Gala, but likes Nicki Minaj’s vaccine tweet, which the Health Minister of Trinidad has said was not true

• Alex misreports a story about a military study on heart inflammation after vaccination (alternate link)

• Alex reports on a hoax Facebook meme about Canadian Walmarts requiring proof of vaccination for people to shop in their stores

• Alex reports on a misleading graph that he found on a random person’s twitter account. The printout he’s using to cover the story is just a tweet:

• Alex reports on a house resolution introduced in January as if it is breaking news

Episode #594: September 7, 2021

Topics covered:

• “Extremism in the name of liberty is no vice”

• “Silence isn’t golden, it’s yellow” is not a Goldwater quote

• A recent Intercept story about two grants revealed through FOIA (1, 2) which Alex is lying about

• Alex tries to record a commercial on air twice

• The Phantom Zone is the absence of God

• Dr. Robert Santella lost his medical license after acting like a demon

• Alex interviews Stella Immanuel, who has some bad ideas

Episode #591: June 11, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex completely misses the point of driving-mileage-based tax proposals

• Alex is worried about the Monkeypox outbreak

• Alex talks to Craig Roberts about what it was like when he died and went to Heaven. In the middle of Craig’s story, Alex leaves him on hold and does a commercial with his water filter sponsor, which seems disrespectful

Episode #590: August 24, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex spends a lot of time talking about clips from Bill Maher’s show and a recent CNN interview with Brett Favre

• Alex misrepresents issues related to proposed Covid vaccine boosters

• Alex cherry-picks a month old article about Covid vaccine efficacy

• Alex claims that most people deliver children by C-section. This is not true.

• Alex claims that most people do not breastfeed. This is not true.

• Regeneron themselves admit that there were some side-effects recorded in their trials

• FL Gov. DeSantis has some suspicious financial ties to a hedge fund with heavy investment in Regeneron

• Regeneron was awarded a $450 million contract to produce their cocktail, and reached an agreement to sell the federal government all their product for over $2 billion

• Alex claims that “the Globalists” eat “vats of poop.” This is just not medically possible

• Alex fearmongers about news about Israel’s green passports

• Alex defends himself against accusations that he called Trump a dumbass by explaining that he was trying to imply that Trump is an evil traitor

• Sean Brooks does not understand the Indiana University lawsuit, which was rejected to be heard by the Supreme Court

• Sean Brooks seems like a person who has undisclosed reasons for his opposition to public education, like his history of disciplinary violations from back when he was a teacher (h/t Heavy)

• The Brody Stevens Interview Challenge holds up

Episode #589: August 18-20, 2021

Topics covered:

• Owen Shroyer’s recent charge, stemming from January 6th

• Alex thinks Mike Lindell’s conference went well, because the checks are still coming in

• Alex definitely thinks King Arthur is real

• Alex lies about the recent deaths of some African heads of state

• You Belong To The City slaps

Episode #588: August 15, 2021

Topics covered:

• The Doha Agreement

• Biden’s April speech about the path forward in Afghanistan

• Alex says that China has recognized the Taliban, which is not true

• Alex reports on a misrepresented version of an RT article

• Alex makes erroneous claims about the Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism document

• Alex lies about the 2019 Global Vaccine Safety Summit

• Shlomo Gordon doesn’t appear to be a very popular political figure

• Gov. Abbott tested positive for Covid-19

• Alex is a bit off in his statistics about international vaccination rates

• The only people left who will advertise with Alex and GCN seem to be real weirdos

Episode #586: August 11-12, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex misrepresents a warning on the back of a box of masks that he saw in a meme

• The Surgeon General did advise against people buying up masks, but that was back in Feb. 2020, before asymptomatic transmission was understood

• Rand Paul’s wife’s suspicious stock purchases

• Rumble is paying off influencers like Glenn Greenwald and Tulsi Gabbard

• JAMA found over 500,000 excess deaths in the US in 2020

• CDC data on 2019 US deaths

• Provisional CDC data on 2020 US deaths

• Alex has had at least 8 pretend meetings with high level Globalists, and he would tell you all about them, but he signed a non-disclosure agreement

• The COP26 Climate Summit has some slightly loosened Covid guidelines, but there are still a lot of precautions in place

• Alex misrepresents a story about allegations of segregation in an Atlanta elementary school

• Atlanta Public Schools’ statement about the allegations of segregation

• The “bombshell” from Judicial Watch and Centers for Medical Progress is no bombshell

• Richard M Fleming pled guilty to two fraud-related charges in 2009

• The FDA disbarred Fleming in 2018

• Alex doesn’t know what countries are republics and which are constitutional monarchies

Episode #585: August 8, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex reports on and embellishes the comments of a German pathologist

• Alex is terrified of the infrastructure bill

• The infrastructure bill does include impaired driving reduction initiatives

• Alex is mad, and a little bit racist, about Obama’s 60th birthday party

• Alex misrepresents comments made by Dr. Fauci about how local mandates will be likely after the Covid vaccines achieve full FDA approval. Instead of using a primary source for the story, Alex reports on a website from Nigeria that was just reposting the content of a USA Today article

• The Paul Ehrlich who co-authored Ecoscience with John P. Holdren is not the same Paul Ehrlich for whom the Paul Ehrlich Institute is named. Alex does not know this and thinks they are the same person

• The scientist who authored the paper Joe Rogan discussed said that Rogan completely misunderstood the paper

• Alex decided that maybe the whole martial law thing isn’t going to start on August 11 after all

Episode #584: August 5, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex makes very insistent predictions that Biden will declare martial law lockdowns on August 11. If this doesn’t happen or happens on another date, Alex believes that he’s still correct in his reporting because him covering the idea of martial law being declared on the 11th is what made martial law not be declared on the 11th.

• Alex uses an upcoming Emergency Alert System test to reinforce his predictions about August 11.

• Alex’s new benefactor Mike Lindell is running an absurd Cyber Symposium Aug. 10-12

• DHS has warned of increased online threats of violence surrounding election conspiracies

• Bild editor-in-chief apologized for Covid coverage back in May

• “Donald Trump Will Live In Shame”

• 1982 letter of introduction for Bild founder to the Director of the CIA

• Alex is endorsing Karen Kingston’s Covid vaccine conspiracies, which are dumb

• Some people do still get the bubonic plague

• The media did cover the recent CO death related to the plague

• South Lake Tahoe was closed over concerns about plague-infected chipmunks

• Alex warns that NY is going to roll out vaccine passports, but he’s just misreporting a story about the Excelsior Pass, which NY introduced in March, and is entirely voluntary

• Alex interviews Ivory Hecker, the local Houston Fox reporter who quit on air, revealing that she was going to spill the beans to Project Veritas

• Ivory may have not been censored by CPAC, nor by Fox Nation

• The TX Secretary of State has reviewed Dominion election software three times, in 2012 and two times in 2019. Each time, various concerns were raised, and Texas decided not to use their system.

• The Election Assistance Commission, as well as the states of Pennsylvania and Washington have also reviewed the same software and found it to be satisfactory

• Alex’s Orwell quote is not an actual Orwell quote

Episode #583: August 1, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex reports on a Daily Mail article about a sensationalized version of guidance released by SAGE

• Alex doesn’t remember the difference between “Crimson Contagion” and “SPARS”

• Alex fear-mongers about Antibody Dependent Enhancement killing people who have received Covid vaccines

• Alex misreports a story about the CDC releasing a study covering the recent cluster of Covid cases in Massachusetts

• Alex pretends to cover a study about a cluster of Covid cases in a hospital in Finland, but he is actually just reading a tweet:

• Alex teases a story about “the dean of the Baylor Medical School” coming out and saying that the Covid vaccine is evil. He never actually covers the story, but it doesn’t seem like it’s Dr. Hotez, who happens to be a dean of one of the medical schools at Baylor, and has been a public figure trying to fight Covid pandemic misinformation

• Alex’s guest Chris Sky wanted to start a mask-free school, and also does not seem like a cool guy

• Mike Adams shows up to say some truly bizarre things about what he thinks is going on with Covid and where things are going

• The first man who received the Pfizer vaccine was named Bill Shakespeare, and he didn’t die a month after vaccination

Episode 580: July 20-21, 2021

Topics include:

• Paul Joseph Watson pretends that the way the world responded to this pandemic is different than others. This is not true.

• Spike protein related vaccines were in early development during the 2003 SARS pandemic

• Paul and Alex complain about “the media” doing exactly the things they themselves did in early 2020

• Alex has a Project Veritas whistleblower on who sneaks in a Pokemon quote

• Alex interviews Angela Stanton King, who claims the Equality Act has been passed, which is not true

• Alex lies about Dr. David Bauer’s research

• Alex lies about the history of Henrietta Lacks and HeLa cells, as well as the entire idea of immortalized cell lines

• David Bauer’s papers

• Alex and Robert Barnes are mad at Black Rifle Coffee

• Leo Zagami did 9/11

• Our old episode about Leo Zagami

• Pope Francis did not ban Latin Mass

Episode 579: May 30, 2003

Topics covered:

• Bill Clinton discusses possible changes to the 22nd amendment

• House members constantly introduce bills to get rid of the 22nd amendment

• Alex has a drastic misunderstanding about how one becomes Secretary-General of the UN

• Bill Clinton could never make it through the nomination process to become Secretary-General

• Jim Jeffords’ announcement of his decision to switch parties

• Frank Dorrell’s film, What I’ve Learned About US Foreign Policy

Episode 578: A Little Side Track

Topics covered:

• Nick Fuentes posted a new video on Alex Jones’ website about how the US needs to maintain a white majority

• 1790 census

Episode 577: July 13, 2021

Topics include:

• Imaginary instances of censorship

• Alex lies about a Politico article

• Alex lies about comments made by Nova Scotia health authorities (relevant clip begins at 58:30)

• Alex cajoles his audience into engaging in accelerationist tactics to force the government to kill them now instead of later

• Rainbow Dildo Butt Monkey is in play: 1, 2

• Possible information about Alex’s car accident story

• Alex makes up stuff about the X-Files, particularly S2E8 titled “One Breath.” It has nothing to do with the Covid vaccine narratives that he’s selling.

Episode 576: July 9, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex covers a story about a 45 year-old woman who passed away after having been vaccinated.

• BBC article covering preliminary indications that thrombosis risk is much higher for people with Covid than from vaccination.

• Camilla Canepa case: 1, 2

• HR 6666 died in committee, was never passed

• List of bills numbered 666 from 116th and 117th Congresses

• San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus video that has made Alex very mad, and has not been removed from the internet

• Details about Notre Dame fire

• CNBC article about how unvaccinated make up vast majority of new hospitalizations and deaths

• Times of Israel article about the number of serious cases in Israel

• Jen Psaki transcripts: July 6, July 7, July 8

• Michael Malice was at “A Night For Freedom”

Episode 575: July 4, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex released a 4th of July video that is basically a plug for a two-week old episode of the Joe Rogan Experience

• The Defender is a publication put out by an anti-vaccine group called Children’s Health Defense

• Alex’s favorite Thomas Jefferson quote is actually about fighting those in early America who were seeking to have a national religion

• Nick Fuentes is mad about an op-ed written by Macy Gray

• Nick Fuentes seems to be confused about government aid to black farmers

• Articles about the Darriynn Brown case: 1, 2, 3, 4

• Screenshots of Nick’s video titles:

Episode 574: May 28-29, 2003

Topics Covered:

• Alex reveals some details about his positions on the death penalty and drug legalization.

• Alex is opposed to federal executions, but supports state executions. Almost all executions are carried out by states, and federal executions had stopped for 17 years before Donald Trump began the practice again.

• CDC numbers do not reflect a deterrent effect for states that have the death penalty. Studies consistently find that there is no deterrent effect.

• “The Context of Family Planning in Brazil”

• National Security Study Memorandum 200

• Population and Development Review article

• Fingerprinting for school lunches in Ohio was not mandatory

• PETA list of tiger incidents

• Grant arrested in 2005 after another tiger attacks

• Trailer for documentary about Alex’s caller who had their tigers seized

Episode 497: Joe Rogan Part 3

Dan and Jordan explore Alex Jones’ latest visit to Joe Rogan’s podcast, where all sorts of bullshit got discussed.

Topics covered include:

• Jim McKelvey, co-founder of Square, which owns Cash App, is a board member of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank.

• Discussion of the death of Robert Maxwell.

• Michael Pakenham’s review of the book about Robert Maxwell being a spy.

• A breakdown of the events in the McMartin Preschool trial

• Further discussion of the McMartin trial

• 1990 LA Times article about the political background of the McMartin prosecution

• Ted Gunderson lived with one of the parents of a McMartin student who was involved with the project to dig up the alleged tunnels

• The archaeological report on the McMartin tunnels is questionable

• ProPublica article about the 281 lobbyists who Trump has hired

• Politico article about the 82 former Trump administration members who went on to be lobbyists

• Reuters article about ATT&T’s payments to Michael Cohen

• There were articles about the recent peace deals

• Jared Kushner’s dad pled guilty to trying to blackmail his sister’s husband, who was a collaborating witness against him

• The magical Utah coal mine doesn’t seem to be in the USGS report

• Utah produces 2% of the US’s annual coal

• Clean coal doesn’t mean what Alex thinks it does

• The idea that hurricanes are getting worse is not “media hype”

• Alex is making things up about the Club of Rome’s Limitations of Growth document

• The FBI’s Finders files

• More information about the lawsuit filed by Geronimo’s great-grandson

• AP article about the search for William Colby’s body

• Medical Examiner’s report about William Colby

• The Rockefeller document that Alex’s conspiracy is not based on

• The Rockefeller document that Alex’s Lock Step conspiracy is based on

• An explanation of what vaccine-derived polio actually is