Episode #675: April 25, 2022

Topics covered:

• Operation Lockstep is still not a real document

• Limits To Growth doesn’t predict collapse in 2020

• There is no connection between Wynn Bruce and Klaus Schwab

• Alex misreports Italy’s proposed energy saving decree

• Alex misreports on an op-ed that has a title about dictators, written by a guy who’s written a lot on the topic in the past

• Julian Huxley was only the Secretary-General of UNESCO for two years

• Conspirators’ Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300

• H.G. Wells’ “Aspirations”

• John Coleman’s mishandling of Wells’ quotations in his text has had consequences to this day, including text from his misquoted passage appearing in new Great Reset conspiracy memes

• Benton Partin was an Air Force weapons developer, but no proof that he was in a secret space program. Also, he’s a huge OKC truther

• Alex lies about Ukrainian president Zelensky having done gay porn

• Robert Barnes pitches an arbitrary conspiracy theory about the French elections

Episode #674: April 22, 2022

Topics covered:

• The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act doesn’t put kill switches in cars

• Teslas are vulnerable to hacking

• Alex lies about William Shatner’s comments upon returning from space

• There have been some fires at food packaging plants recently. There are also all of these previous instances that suggest that this is not actually a recent phenomenon. The same seems true of fires at chemical plants, but the Russian one might have been war-related

• Airlines are allowing some people who were banned for mask refusal to fly now, but not all

• DeSantis’s move against Disney may work out in Disney’s favor

• Alex reports on the headline of an article from last November about Covid in Africa. Since then, new information has suggested that the problem with the virus in Africa may have been worse than had been realized

Episode #671: April 13, 2022

Topics covered:

• The NY subway shooter, Frank James, was definitely racist toward white people, but also toward pretty much everyone

• The Sutherland Springs shooter was not stopped by an armed church-goer, and the armed man who took over a pulpit in Nashville was stopped by an unarmed pastor

• Alex misrepresents a witness statement about the subway shooting

• Alex misrepresents the details of the Charleston shooting from 2015

• Alex’s talking points about black-on-white crime are identical to the ideas specified as a motivation in Dylann Roof’s manifesto

• Alex fudges some details on the Whitmer kidnapping case

• Alex poorly covers an article about a study about Covid done by the Committee to Unleash Prosperity

• Alex doesn’t understand the issue with the security cameras in the MTA

• High 4:8 ratios do not necessarily mean lymphoma, which also isn’t a side-effect of Covid vaccines

• Alex isn’t even buying the “snake venom” conspiracy, and the expert in the documentary has come out against the film

• Ali Alexander’s lawyer got disbarred

Episode #670: July 28, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex is very disinterested in the 28 redacted pages in the 9/11 Report

• Saudi Arabia did say they would sell billions in assets in 2016

• The president is not just Commander In Chief during wartime

• Most US flags are made domestically, despite poorly worded headlines

• Ed Hudson of the Unlicensed Gun Owners Association was unable to get himself arrested on gun charges

• Texas has the most cops killed in the line of duty generally, and more officers die in the line of duty in states with higher rates of gun ownership

• Alex entirely misreports a story, claiming that there’s a secret society in the British police

Episode #668: April 8, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex and Norm Pattis made a weird video revealing information about their presumably confidential deposition

• Alex thinks that Angelina Jolie’s mastectomy has something to do with making being trans fashionable

• A Media Research Center poll about Biden voters

• Astrazeneca is not an mRNA vaccine

Episode #667: July 25, 2003

Topics covered:

• Former LA mayor Richard Riordan said he would not run in the recall race if Arnold were to announce his candidacy

• Alex is convinced that Michael Savage is a globalist agent who is going to run in the CA recall race to take votes away from conservatives

• Alex has not heard that a nominee for the position of Secretary of the Navy has died by suicide

• The band Poker Face has some great member bios

• Alex is a little off about Liberia’s natural resources

• Based on US and UK stories, it appears that Alex is wrong about troop numbers in Liberia as well

Episode #666: March 31, 2022

Topics covered:

• California bill AB 2223

• LifeSiteNews article lying about the California abortion bill

• 5 fetuses found in anti-abortion activist’s house

• Samsung did not ban the letter Z

• 2021 Biden admin guidance about international loans for coal and gas

• OCC rule that banks cannot refuse to loan to entire categories of businesses

• Biden Department of Agriculture announces $250 million in grants for fertilizer research

• Daily Mail article about the possibility of a second booster

• The conference call with Dr. Marks

• Benjamin Franklin didn’t murder the skeletons found in his basement

• Poorly sourced article about how a teacher had 63% of their students come out

• Madison Cawthorn’s statement about the response to his coke-orgy podcast comments

• Kevin McCarthy did stay with Frank Luntz

Episode #663: July 24, 2003

Topics covered:

• The book L’effroyable Imposture spent 6 months at the top of the French bestseller list, and sold around 200,000 copies

• Andreas Von Buelow interview

• Teddy Roosevelt quote

• X-Rays and dental records were used to identify Saddam’s sons, as well as a metal rod in Uday’s leg

• Foreign business owners are not exempt from taxes, and you generally can’t get most federal assistance for the first five years after you come to the country

• Your birth certificate is not proof of you being collateral for the government

• National Security Study Memorandum 200

• Alex is a sovereign citizen

Episode #662: March 22: 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex tried some dicey doctors notes to get out of having to go to a deposition

• The court did not accept Alex’s excuse, and then Alex did not show up for his deposition

• Alex’s doctor, Dr. Offutt, does not seem like a doctor you’d go to for an emergency issue

• Yale Law School archive of transcripts from Nuremberg Trials

• Ida Auken’s article about what life might be like in 2030, which was then paraphrased in a World Economic Forum video, which is now being used to claim that Klaus Schwab wants you to have nothing and be happy

• Alex completely misreports a New York Times op-ed titled America Has a Free Speech Problem

• Alex pretends that a decade old article about the Liverpool Care Pathway is a current article, and relates to the Covid pandemic, because he didn’t read it and didn’t check the date on the article. The NHS phased out the LCP in 2013

• 2013 Biden speech at the Export-Import Bank

• First Bush New World Order speech

• Kissinger on Charlie Rose in 2007

• Second Bush New World Order speech

• A Gordon Brown speech where he mentions a new world order

• Kissinger on CNBC Squawks on Stocks

• Herman Van Rompuy speech

• Alex misreports a Bloomberg article about ways to combat inflation

Episode #661: March 17, 2022

Topics covered:

• Harrison Smith has some weird ideas about St. Patrick, which are not true

• Alex returns from California, where he apparently did a podcast and interviewed Mike Tyson

• Alex got high in CA, and may still be high two days later

• CIA training in Ukraine after the annexation of Crimea

• Seeds do not live forever

• Alex appears to have gotten his news about Ukraine from the website Information Liberation, which publishes headlines like this

• Francis Boyle comes by to talk about how the Ukrainian bioweapon lab conspiracy is true

• Boyle brings up a December treaty proposal from Putin, which he leaves out some details of

• The 1997 agreement between NATO and Russia

• Alex and Boyle seem to think a nuclear treaty expired prior to the war beginning, but New Start actually had already been extended until 2026

Episode #660: February 11, 2014

Topics covered:

• It’s Alex’s 40th birthday, which barely comes up

• David Icke and noted Piss Doctor Edward Group drop by

• Alex overreports a video of Obama saying he can do whatever he wants

• Alex misreports France’s tax brackets

• Mark Witaschek’s house was searched because of an ugly divorce

• A National Guard exercise in Ohio involves a scenario featuring people mad about the second amendment, but plenty of other exercises involve different types of characters

• Infowars fans Jerad and Amanda Miller killed three people in Las Vegas, and Alex called it a false flag. Jerad had posted on Infowars’ message board previously about how he was probably going to kill some cops

• The man who sheriff Nick Finch let out of jail would go on to murder a guy a few years later

• The story about Fort Hood was not true

• The story about Nephilim skulls was not true

• It’s unclear if David Icke understands brain wave frequency bands

Episode #659: July 21-23, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex discusses his fraudulent version of the death of David Kelly

• Bush’s approval ratings stayed slumping until the end of his presidency

• Alex has a good take on an MI5 officer defending intelligence gained from torture

• Judicial Watch released documents related to Cheney’s Energy Task Force

• There was a sexist curfew put in place in a town in Spain, but weirdly Alex doesn’t mention the bombings that happened the night before at two Spanish resorts

• Alex gets into a pretty interesting fight with a caller from Canada

• Chemical Ali’s death was misreported

• Saddam’s death was the subject of rumors in 2001

• Uday and Qusay Hussain’s deaths were definitely a lot less ambiguous

• Texe Marrs is not a fan of Ron Paul

Episode #658: It's Easy Being Greene

Topics covered:

• Marjorie Taylor Greene has been making more frequent appearances on Infowars

• Most of the bills Greene has introduced are meaningless right-wing media bait

• When Teddy Roosevelt did his Man In The Arena speech, women couldn’t vote

• Unfortunately, the first woman in the Senate was a full-on white supremacist who had slaves

• The America First Caucus had some pretty bad ideas, and also was a complete bust

• Elaine Chao’s family has business interests in China, but it doesn’t seem to justify claiming she’s “on the Chinese payroll”

• Greene has been fined approximately $78K for refusing to wear a mask in Congress, which is about 3 times the annual per capita salary of people in her district

• Greene’s voting record

• The underlying story about the non-binary counselor at a science camp

• Camp Pali is a pretty high-end camp, and the cabins are not rustic, outdoorsy cabins. They are essentially hotels

• Georgia is the state with the fourth highest population of people who identify as trans

• Alex is lying about a story about an MMA fighter dying after a fight

• List of roll call votes in previous sessions of Congress

• Greene’s contributors this election cycle

• Greene’s shady behavior with the Stop Socialism Now PAC

• Greene and Matt Gaetz’s attempted PAC didn’t work out

• Greene was in Texas to try to support a losing candidate in a GOP primary, along with Mike Lindell

• Roger Stone goes with the “deep fake defense” for the videos of him doing shady stuff that got released by the Washington Post

• Greene’s Congressional Voting Accountability Act is destined for failure

• Thomas Jefferson’s Manual of Parliamentary Practice

Episode #656: March 5, 2022

Topics covered:

• Olaf Scholz speech about Germany’s change in policies

• Scholz had spoken about Ukraine not entering NATO prior to the invasion

• The US has a weapons nonproliferation treaty with Ukraine that involves helping modernize certain labs, but Ukraine runs them

• The theory that Ukraine has US-run bioweapon labs has been a conspiracy pushed by Russian media for a while, and is not true

• Alex thinks that Ukraine is lying about Russia attacking humanitarian corridors, because he thinks that Ukraine and Zelensky are liars for no good reason

• Alex makes up a bunch of stuff about the SPARS 2025 document

• Alex printed out a meme based on a format meant to make fun of people like him, who compare everything to 1984

• Alex doesn’t realize Soylent Green is based on a book that is totally different from the movie

• The Blaze article does not include any information that would have been gathered by a FOIA request

• Alex has “seen beyond the consciousness of God”

• Alex lies about a Stat News article

• Full version of Soros conversation at the Asia Society

• Alex won’t stop talking about memes

Episode #655: July 18, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex thinks gay people are mostly cannibals who want to get AIDS

• Robin Page wasn’t arrested for saying “homosexual”

• Alex is misreporting on a the story about Armin Meiwes, the German cannibal

• Rick Stanley got 111 votes in his 2002 Senate run

• Rick Stanley posted a racist poem in an online discussion about immigration

• Rick Stanley wasn’t arrested for bringing a gun to a courthouse, it was for threatening a couple judges. He was found guilty and his appeal was rejected

• In 1996, Gary DeMott attempted to take over a county in Idaho

Episode #654: February 27, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex tries to one-up himself in terms of bad coverage of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

• Alex claims that there are more studies coming out that show Covid was made in a lab, whereas the reality is that studies are coming out showing that it was almost certainly naturally occurring

• Alex blows up, threatens to leave the show, and goes on to rant about how Russia is the new America

• Alex decides that he also likes Belarussian dictator Alexander Lukashenko, who sucks

Episode #653: February 25, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex’s claim of having predicted the invasion of Ukraine back in fall/winter 2021 is a lie

• Alex believes that the invasion is the West’s fault, for providing military aid to Ukraine

• Alex misrepresents comments about NATO possibly invoking Article 5 if Russia does a cyber attack. This is something that has been discussed going back to at least 2019, including in an op-ed written by the Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg

• Putin’s argument that the West promised Russia to not expand NATO is not totally accurate, and Gorbachev has even said that this was not part of the negotiations that he was literally a part of

• Alex lies about a new paper about Covid. He’s only read the Daily Mail article about it, and is exaggerating things from there

• Alex makes up stories about some Chinese media propaganda documents that got leaked. Also, the Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson has an identical position about Putin’s invasion as Alex does

Episode #652: February 21, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex poorly navigates the lead-up to and the invasion of Ukraine

• Alex refers to the Donetsk Compact, which is most likely the Minsk Agreements

• Alex misreports on a video of Ukrainian police from 2014, saying it’s from Covid protests

• Alex lies that the LGBTQ community aren’t targeted in Russia

• Alex doesn’t really understand Putin’s speech from Feb. 21

• Alex claims that there is no Ukrainian resistance to the invasion, which is not true

• Alex claims that the question of siding with Russia or the West is 50/50 in Ukraine, which is not true

• Roger Stone claims that Jewish people are being made to register in Eastern Ukraine, but this is likely a reference to a hoax story from 2014

• Alex lies to pretend that Pelosi doesn’t know what country Ukraine is

Episode #651: February 18, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex has decided that NATO is invading “Russian-held areas in Ukraine” in an attempt to lure Russia into a war

• Alex wrongly claims that the Donbas region is 98% Russian

• Russia’s strategy of passportization

• Artur Pawlowski was arrested and has been denied bail

• 4 protesters at Coutts charged with conspiracy to murder RCMP members

• Bomb threats to a hospital in Ottawa, the mayor of Windsor, and Ottawa, Ohio

• Tamara Lich, Chris Barber, and Pat King all arrested and charged

• The police chief in Ottawa Peter Sloly resigned

• Tow truck companies were not necessarily in support of the protest, but seemed to be afraid to aid police because of the possibility of reprisals from the protesters

• Making accusations of ethnic cleansing of Russians has been a consistent pattern of Putin (and Medvedev) prior to invasions in 2008, 2014, and now it’s happening in the present

• In relation to both the 2008 war with Georgia and the 2014 annexation of Crimea, there are very serious concerns that Russian forces actually were engaging in ethnic cleansing

• Biden said that he was not going to send troops into Ukraine, but would support Ukraine and impose sanctions

• Chrystia Freeland’s grandfather was the editor of a publication that printed anti-Semitic content based in Poland in WWII

• David Icke isn’t crying, but he could be

• The How Bad Is My Batch website is absurd

Episode #650: July 17, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex incorrectly thinks that home-schooled children win all the spelling bees

• Alex interviews Daniel Lipsman, the father of a whiz kid who was not being awarded a college diploma because she wasn’t old enough to be given a high school equivalence degree

• Daniel Lipsman was trying to sue the New York School Board, which he had done in 1999 and in 1993, which is too many times for a person to sue a school board

• Daniel also may have written a book called The Jewish Connection, and he received two write-in votes for a House seat in the 2020 election

• Alex interview a guy named Dr. David Race Bannon, who claims to be a former assassin working for Interpol to kill human traffickers

• David Race Bannon entirely made up this story, and he was arrested for criminal impersonation a few years after this interview, and got five years probation

• Part of the unraveling of Bannon’s backstory was due to a martial arts message board being offended that he lied about his black belt in hapkido

• It does not appear that New Horizon is an imprint of Penguin Books