Episode #649: February 14, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex gets on board the “vaccine gives people AIDS” (or “VAIDS”) train

• He says that more heterosexuals are being diagnosed with HIV, but that is just a misreading of a recent Guardian article

• The Moderna research into an mRNA HIV vaccine has been in the works for over a year now. They just launched their phase 1 human trials

• A new variant of HIV was identified in the Netherlands, but all the details Alex describes about the story are made up

• Alex misrepresents George Soros’s comments about Ukraine from a 2014 interview with Fareed Zakaria

• Alex and Roger Stone misreport the contents of the Durham filing

• NYT article about Durham filing. Washington Post article about Durham filing

• Alex’s previous guest about the Ottawa convoy, Jeremy Mackenzie, is also the de facto leader of a neo-fascist group that wants to create a new country called Diagolon. He also was recently arrested on gun charges, and a piece of body armor recently seized by Canadian police at the protests in Coutts had a Diagolon patch on it

• Alex interviews a guy named Dr. Marble who has nothing but bad ideas

• An insurance CEO did say that deaths were way up since the pandemic began, but he did not say that these are not Covid-deaths

Episode #648: February 11, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex claims that the crime rate in Ottawa is currently almost zero. There are crimes happening and a drastic increase in reported hate-motivated crimes compared to past years

• The largest impact of the trucker blockade of the border has been on the automotive industry, which may hurt the manufacturing sector in American jobs, which Alex should be worried about

• Israel rolled back their Green Pass system, but it wasn’t for very inspiring reasons

• Alex makes up a story about a Physics World article out of whole cloth

• There is an emergency declaration in Ottawa and in Ontario

• Alex misreports a headline about Biden’s comments about Russia

• Alex rambles a bunch about how he’s been in God’s literal presence

Episode #647: February 8, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex covers a Daily Mail article about a Putin speech, which he insists he did further research on, but absolutely did not

• Putin changed Russia’s military doctrine to allow for nuclear strikes in more situations, which many view as a piece of using such threats as a bargaining chip/propaganda tool, as they did with many situations in the past

• Alex does not seem to understand what Article 5 of the NATO’s Washington Treaty

• The Capitol Police may be looking into public information about people who meet with congress members, but the claims about spying on House members seems unfounded

• Alex’s guest to talk about the Ottawa trucker situation also seems to have a livestream where he speaks highly of notorious holocaust deniers like David Irving

• Ted Anderson is a co-defendant in Alex’s Sandy Hook lawsuit in Connecticut, through his companies Midas Resources and GCN

• Alex misreports on a DHS bulletin

• Joel Skousen thinks that the fall of the Soviet Union was a false flag

• Wayne Allen Root wants Trump to be Speaker of the House and he wants credit for the idea

Episode #646: February 6, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex discusses a headline that was accidentally published by Bloomberg about Russia invading Ukraine

• Alex believes in a distorted version of events in the beginning of the Russia-Georgia war in 2008. All indications are that it had to do with Russia being staunchly against Georgia joining NATO, which was an aim that was affirmed in the Bucharest Summit

• Alex claims that chemical weapons attacks in Douma in 2018 were fake, and that videos of victims were faked. He believes this because of a very suspicious video that was released by Russia-24 news network that is at best unreliable. The OPCW final report does not agree with the assessment that the attacks were fake

• The Dutch reporter in China was not disappeared or taken to a facility

• Both Pelosi and the White House’s comments about protesting in China during the Olympics could have been expressed better

• The 198 ways to nonviolently protest was written by Gene Sharp, it’s not from the Pentagon

• This fake trial in Germany is not going anywhere and is full of embarrassing weirdos

• Nancy Ana Garner wrote a judge a “truly shocking” letter

• The republicans on the Oversight and Reform Committee are going to question some scientists about Covid origins

• Roger is trying to re-run his election fraud stories from last October

• Issues between Russia and Ukraine likely have to do with NATO membership, not necessarily just missile placement

• Mike Flynn has been calling for martial law and seizing the voting machines since just after the election, publicly

Episode #644: February 2, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex misreports a meta-analysis released by an entity within Johns Hopkins about lockdowns

• Some states in the US didn’t issue any lockdowns or stay-at-home orders

• Alex misreports an article from Reuters about ivermectin

• Alex misreports the story about Jeff Zucker stepping down at CNN

• The guys who run the Brain In A Vat YouTube channel have taken down their video with Steven Kershnar, but the episode where he is on the Unregistered Podcast is still available

• Kershnar’s publishing history, and the referenced issue of Reason Papers

• Kirschnar wrote an article on this topic in 2001 and a book on it in 2015

• Libertarians having a problem with age of consent laws is a subject that is so well-known that it’s the basis for many memes

• Alex misreports a story about Department of Defense data about Covid vaccine side-effects

• Marjorie Taylor Greene does not have the best electoral record

• Doug Kuzma died from Covid after attending the same Dallas rally Alex spoke at

• The Compete Act passed the Senate in July, and the House version seems to include the word fentanyl more than once

• Greene’s record on Jan. 6 is not good

• She is also a raving conspiracy theorist

• One Jan. 6 arrestee asked to be sent to solitary confinement rather than be in the Jan. 6 wing of the prison

• Trump’s administration increased drone attacks, dropped more bombs, and killed more civilians than the previous administration, and should never be considered a force for peace

Episode #643: January 28, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex is very excited about the Canadian trucker convoy

• There aren’t a million truckers in Canada

• Numbers of participants have varied depending on who you ask, but it’s definitely lower than Alex thinks

• Canada Trucking Association released a statement denouncing and discouraging the convoy

• Ipsos poll finds that the Canadian public is not opposed to public health measures

• The convoy was organized by Tamara Lich, the secretary of the Western secessionist Maverick Party. The party’s leader Jay Hill has been using the convoy as a means to attack Trudeau

• There are some suspicions about the money coming in to the convoy’s GoFundMe

• Canada Unity is essentially calling for an overthrow of the Canadian government

• Maine/New Brunswick border crossing blocked

• CBC article about the restrictions truckers are already under, including a DOT physical

• Full video of the minute long clip of Klaus Schwab talking about the Young Global Leaders program

• Mike Crispi has no chance in the primary

• Jackson Lehmeyer is running a religious vaccine exemption con

• The news about the Pennsylvania court’s decision about mail-in ballots is not as meaningful as folks like Roger may be making it

• The new version of the Ashli Babbitt killing is just based on a Zero Hedge post, and it’s not true

Episode #642: January 24, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex claims that he pled the fifth about 100 times in an interview with the January 6 Committee

• Alex pretends that Adam Schiff is a forgerer. He is not

• Matt Bracken totally recommended that people storm the capitol on Jan. 6 when hosting the fourth hour of Alex’s show on Dec. 31, 2020

• CueCat was a bad invention

• Alex may have read Stewart Rhodes’ indictment, and may have turned on him

Episode #640: January 22, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex believes that all around the world, governments are dropping Covid restrictions because he and his anti-vax friends have mounted too strong an opposition. This is almost entirely based on Boris Johnson’s recent decision to lift Covid restrictions, which is a decision that is being criticized by many UK health organizations, and is very strongly suspected to be a political move meant to appease his party after it came out that he was having parties during the pandemic

• England is dropping their Covid restrictions, but different plans are in place in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Ireland is dropping some

• Canada doesn’t have uniform Covid rules. British Columbia is maintaining their restrictions, as is Quebec, whereas Ontario is easing some up. There is not uniform motion

• Data is clear that you are more likely to die and more likely to be hospitalized if you have not been vaccinated than if you have. Even data released by Texas reflects this

• Albania had to postpone impeaching their president because of Covid

• Albanians are having difficulty entering Kosovo now that they have introduced new Covid restrictions both internally and on the border

• Belize is now requiring tourists entering the country to purchase travel insurance

• Germany is tightening their Covid restrictions

• Italy is adding new businesses to those that require a Green Pass to enter

• Greece is going to begin issuing fines to unvaccinated people over 60

• Turkmenistan is ramping up Covid restrictions, including putting medical personnel at road-side checkpoints

• Alex misrepresents William Shatner’s comments upon returning to Earth

• The article “Looking Forward To The End Of Humanity” is not about what Alex pretends it is

• Winter storms are in the forecast, so Alex’s prediction of “cyber attacks” isn’t really that much of a prediction, since power outages count as “cyber attacks” to him

• Bari Weiss is so on the left that she is trying to start an “anti-Cancel Culture” university

• Based Stickman got arrested

• Warnings about Russian troops heading to the border of Ukraine have been on the radar for almost two months now

• Alex’s story about the 2021 winter storm in Texas is a complete fabrication, particularly the part about the Department of Energy not allowing Texas to increase energy production. The opposite is true

• The $21.6 million that was being demanded that Luminant pay or else Energy Transfer LP would turn off the flow of gas had nothing to do with federal regulations or government fines. It was a financial dispute between the two companies, and it actually had been resolved two days before Alex recorded this episode

Episode #639: January 17, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex makes exaggerated claims about influencers being paid to promote vaccines. This has been done, like in Colorado and New Jersey, but it was in the form of a disclosed PSA.

• There was a strange campaign to pay influencers to spread misinformation about the Pfizer vaccine

• Alex tries and fails to cover a Brian Stelter video without making personal attacks

• Conspiracies about Washington state creating internment camps for the unvaccinated are rooted in a statute passed in 2003, which was recently amended to remove stigmatizing language surrounding HIV/AIDS

• The CDC document Alex believes is a plan to put unvaccinated in camps has nothing to do with that at all

• Alex believes that a poorly written article on Natural News reflects FEMA documents about their plans to create internment camps for unvaccinated people in rural areas. This article is actually just a reposting of another blog post from a guy named Steve Rotter, who is misrepresenting training provided by the Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium Organization that long predates Covid

• Alex is close enough to right about recent Rasmussen polling

• Alex misreports on an op-ed from a Utah paper

• All of the documents posted on the Washington legislature’s website say “certified on October 25, 2019” on them

• Roger Stone had Covid, and is planning to sue everyone

• Roger’s story about Richard Nixon and Coretta Scott King is possibly inaccurate

• In 2008, Roger took credit for the Brooks Brothers riot

• Roger seems to have some racist takes about various Florida congressional hopefuls

• Mike Lindell is incorrect about alternative voting options in Utah

• Alex thinks a satirical article about abolishing parenthood is a real article making a sincere argument

Episode #638: See You At The Cross-Rhodes

Topics covered:

• Alex’s “previously unreleased” interview with Stewart Rhodes, where they discuss whether or not he’s a fed

• The first Revolver article, and the second, which insinuates/accuses Stewart of being a fed because he had not been arrested at this point

• Merrick Garland’s speech on the anniversary of January 6, which explains how the investigation has progressed from more straightforward cases to more complex ones

• Stewart was ambivalent about the Malheur occupation, and also had some issues with credibility after the Bundy Ranch went bad for the Oath Keepers, some of it involving Pete Santilli

• Stewart’s “operation leader” from January 6 has not been indicted

• Stewart made multiple calls that went on for at least a minute, which are unlikely to have been attempted calls

• Ali Alexander got a permit for a rally under false pretenses

• Stewart lies about almost every aspect of the events of the 6th, according to evidence provided in his indictment. He alleges that his people only went into the capitol to give Ashli Babbitt medical assistance, but they were inside the building before she had even been shot

• Alex should probably take this video down, or give it a different headline

• Oath Keeper Jeremy Brown was arrested for his participation in the 6th, and also accidentally posted images indicating his possession of explosives in a Zillow listing when trying to sell his house

Episode #637: January 13, 2022

Topics covered:

• A man got a heart transplant from a pig

• Alex misattributes a CS Lewis quote

• Alex reveals that the Prison Planet is more literal than we previously thought, and that humans are in the prison planet because of crimes they committed prior to life (most likely)

• Alex lies about some invitations a few Dutch politicians received to attend the World Economic Forum. He combines this with an over-six month old video, pretending it’s new

• A story about the Pretrial Services Agency in DC announcing that they are keeping records of employees who have religious exemptions to getting a vaccine is filtered through the Daily Signal, then through Citizen Free Press, and then ultimately is reported by Alex as Joe Biden creating a database of unvaccinated people so he can force them to get a shot

• Tucker Carlson uses a video made by Harrison Smith to report that white people can’t get monoclonal antibodies

• Alex’s buddy Stewart Rhodes got arrested on a number of charges, including seditious conspiracy

• Alex believes that Stewart’s arrest is just to cover up Ray Epps. It is not

• The videos of Ray Epps do not show him committing a crime

• Alex and Norm Pattis misrepresent and distort the comments of AG Merrick Garland in his speech about the anniversary of Jan. 6.

Episode #636: April 27, 2009

Topics covered:

• Alex’s early reaction to the beginning of the 2009 H1N1 outbreak is reviewed and compared to many of the early reactions he had to the beginning of the Covid outbreak in early 2020

• PJW’s 2009 article suggesting that H1N1 may be a bioweapon

• Transcript of Gen. Honore on CNN

• Explanation of why it is not that weird that the virus had parts from three different lineages

• University of Chicago article about where flus come from

• Baxter did not provide all the vaccines for the US, but did get in trouble for Medicare fraud

• Tamiflu producer Gilead was not having record profits in 2009

• Kurt Nimmo’s Infowars article about Air Force 2025

• The actual Air Force 2025 report

• Transcript of Napolitano’s press conference about H1N1

• Fox News’ non fear-mongering story involves the same sources as stories from NPR and CNN, and many others

• WHO checklist about influenza preparedness

Episode #635: January 6-7, 2022

Topics covered:

• Tucker Carlson forced Ted Cruz to apologize for calling the storming of the capitol “terrorism,” even though he’s done so consistently for the last year

• Alex misreports comments about whether or not you can look at sunsets in Australia

• Covid tracker for Victoria

• The sign in the UK that said people couldn’t look people in the eye as a Covid precaution was a joke that Alex saw in a meme and just took seriously

• Covid lockdowns were being put in place in the Northern Territory in Australia because cases exploded in a matter of days and hospitals were strained. This was a lockdown that is self-policed

• Ted Nugent still sucks, thinks January 6 was a false flag

• Alex reports on a story that 1 in 70 students at a private school had been diagnosed with myocarditis. This story is just based on a blog post written by Steve Kirsch that includes no evidence, and multiple instances of things Kirsch is absolutely just making up

• Alex corrects himself that Steve Kirsch isn’t a pathologist, but that is still in the Infowars article written by Adan Salazar

• Alex spends an entire hour building up to saying that Tucker Carlson is the most important person in the world

• CNN reported that Tucker made $10 million a year in 2020

• Alex interviews Jason Miller, the head of Gettr, which is a free speech social media platform that banned Nick Fuentes for his speech

• The Stanford Internet Observatory Cyber Policy Center review of Gettr is not promising

• Alex is mad about a HuffPost article about sales numbers for the Infowars Store, and he promises to fight back by plugging his products even more

• The start date on the sales figures released by HuffPost is shockingly close to the date that Alex’s former primary sponsor, Ted Anderson, lost his license to sell precious metals

Episode #634: July 11, 2003

Topics covered:

• In the present day, a man attacked a vaccination clinic

• Paul Joseph Watson is on to talk about his new book

• Paul would later admit that David Icke woke him up, not Alex

• Alex’s own book was published by Progressive Press, which also published the writing of noted anti-Semite Henry Makow

• There were Alzheimer’s and nicotine vaccines in development in 2003, but no one was suggesting that they be made mandatory

• Decisions about what vaccines are mandatory are made on the state level

• Antony Sutton’s writing is not well respected

• Kozlov did go to Bohemian Grove in 1959, and it was widely reported by outlets like the New York Times

• Article complaining about community policing

• The 45 goals of communism that was read into the congressional record was just from W. Cleon Skousen’s book The Naked Communist

• Alex is incorrect about Gloria Steinem’s CIA connection

Episode #633: December 30, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex throws an extended tantrum and claims he’s going to quit his show tomorrow

• The “paradox” of Tucker and Joe Rogan

• Alex misreports very basic details of the Ghislane Maxwell verdict

• Alex misreports an Independent article about Maxwell’s black book. There also was a follow up article about how the FBI is investigating the black book

• Aaron Russo wasn’t married to Bette Midler

• Alex gets very mad at Bette Midler because of something distasteful she tweeted, which she’d apologized for approximately 9 days before this episode

• Alex is running a contest where if you crash a live TV news report and promote Infowars, he’ll give you $5,000

• Alex gets mad about an old Men’s Health article about the possibility of men breast-feeding

Episode #632: Christmas Warning And More

Topics covered:

• Alex issued a dire warning to Trump in a Christmas message

• Alex found a study in a tweet from Ezra Levant. The study itself isn’t something that supports the arguments they are making about it

• Denmark lifted Covid restrictions in September, only to reintroduce them in November, in the middle of when the data for this study was being collected

• The Danish Covidpas is available for people who are unvaccinated but have tested positive in the past

• There are new FDA documents that have been released, but Alex doesn’t know anything about them

• Alex lies about a Norwegian study about Covid vaccines and menstrual changes

• Alex is dishonest about Robert Malone’s credentials

• Alex is also dishonest about Michael Yeadon’s credentials

• Yeadon did work at Pfizer until 2011, at which point he founded Ziarco, a pharma development company focusing on dermatology. It would go on to be bought by Novartis, and the primary drug they were developing, ZPL-389, failed to progress past phase 2a trials and wound up costing Novartis approximately $485 million

• Alex covers a shitty non-study that he found from a post on Steve Kirsch’s blog

• The study itself is fully devoid of data, and is the product of an anti-vax outlet called Doctors for Covid Ethics. Other studies have looked at similar questions as this one and reached very different results

• Alex reports on an AFP story which was reposted on an Indian news site, who created their own headline for the story, which is the only part of the article Alex even read

• Anderson Cooper did not suggest taking away social security from people who refuse to get vaccinated. It was part of a question that is being taken out of context

• Alex misreports a story about theologians discussing how various religions would respond to the finding of alien life, because he had only read the headline

• The story about China’s “AI prosecutor” is not nearly as dystopian as it sounds on the surface

• The only dirt Alex can come up with about Trump has to do with the SEC investigating his social media company, which was reported widely about a month ago

• Alex misreports a story about vaccine requirements at the border in such a way as to make it very anti-immigrant. He directly lies about details of the vaccine policy in the process

• Visa applicants are required to get the Covid vaccine, or else they are inadmissible to the country. Trying to impose vaccine requirements on theoretical people who sneak into the country would be a meaningless act, and completely unenforceable

Episode #631: December 20, 2021

Topics covered:

• Robbery statistics from the Jewelers Security Alliance

• Alex’s lawsuit against the January 6 Committee

• Washington Post op-ed written by retired generals

• George Strait recorded a PSA to encourage people to wear masks and to practice social distancing. He’s also Jeff Bezos’s cousin

• Biden did not announce new draconian measures aimed at the unvaccinated on Dec. 21 as Alex predicted. In fact, his words were fairly tepid

• The Supreme Court is going to hear arguments about the policy popularly called the vaccine mandate

• The Artscape, where The Stop farmer’s market is located, is indoor and have options to cater to unvaccinated customers

• Fauci didn’t say you can’t see your family unless everyone’s vaccinated

Episode #628: July 10, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex invites Ann Coulter onto the show in a misguided attempt to humiliate her for her neo-conservatism

• The Project for the New American Century wrote two letters in 1998 about Saddam Hussein, one to President Clinton and one to the GOP leadership

• Alex weirdly never discusses the Venona Intercepts when talking about the Soviet menace

• Joseph McCarthy sucked and got books burned

• Alex is worried about the creation of a Pan American Union, even though some form of that exact thing has existed since 1889

• The story of re-joining and leaving UNESCO is far more complicated than Alex reports it as. Also, in 2013 the US stopped paying dues because UNESCO let Palestine join, and then left in 2017, owing over $600 million

• S22 was a dead bill and doesn’t include the things Alex claims

• Yusef Hamdi was the American taken to Camp X-Ray

• Prison Planet article about porn star at Bohemian Grove. Washington Times article. Spy Magazine piece

• G. William Domhoff book that discusses “river jumping”

• Fritz Thyssen’s letters published in Life

• Even the ADL does not approve of calling Prescott Bush a nazi

Episode #626: December 9, 2021

Topics covered:

• Alex asserts that Timothy Simpkins was released on bail because he is black. This is not a fair assessment of the situation. Also, there are examples of white school shooters who have been offered bail

• Alex lies about the documents released by the FDA regarding the Pfizer vaccine, specifically about the incidence of reports of spontaneous abortions (Mayo Clinic information on miscarriages)

• The Japanese Health Ministry does appear to have added a warning to some vaccines, but it doesn’t seem like there’s any indication that they are considering taking it off the market

• Alex misreports a story from the Times of Israel about boosters

• Roger Wicker is the person who suggested a preemptive nuclear strike on Russia was on the table. He also tried to help Trump find voter fraud after the 2020 election

• Establishing cities based on a specific religion would violate the constitution

• Transcript of Daniel Rodriguez’s interview with the FBI

• Daniel Rodriguez’s new indictment for conspiracy

• You can find way cooler silver coins for cheaper on Ebay

• Glenn Beck’s claims about the cooperation of Moderna and the NIAID are fallacious

• Lia Thomas set some records at the recent Zippy Invitational, but she also came in fourth and fifth in other events

• Pre-transition, Lia was already setting records and being a very successful swimmer at UPenn

• It appears that the first time that the name Klaus Schwab appeared in an Infowars article was in November 2020

Episode #625: December 5, 2021

Topics covered:

• The FDA wants 55 years to release all their documents related to the Pfizer vaccine

• Court documents from the Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency lawsuit

• Pfizer documents released so far, including the document discussed on the show

• Politico articles about Paul Alexander, with links to released emails

• Alexander was not chill after he got fired

• The International Covid Summit in Rome was full of real anti-vax weirdos, and Ira Bernstein was a speaker there (his speech begins around the 2 hour mark of the video)

• Dr. Bissoon was big into injecting Wall Street dudes with testosterone

• Tucker Carlson’s version of why Steve Bannon was indicted is very obviously wrong. His comments about Roger Stone and Alex are equally absurd

• There are protests in Luxembourg. Alex thinks Luxembourg is a city in Germany, which it is not

• Comments made by Archbishop Vigano are unhinged and sound a lot like Crusades stuff

• The German paper Alex reports on has been retracted and apologized for

• The story about UK death rates is an instance of an anti-vax dude misrepresenting statistics

• The story about Fauci killing children in HIV/AIDS drug testing is a distortion of history

• Alex just makes things up about an article about voters having concerns about vaccine side effects

• Alex is reporting an erroneous version of the story regarding an abstract published on the American Heart Association’s website