Episode #703: 9/11, Part 1

Topics covered:

• Alex’s immediate response to the 9/11 attacks

• Loose Change had to be edited repeatedly

• Alex has details wrong about Emad Salem’s involvement in the 1993 WTC bombing

• In 1998, the military mandated the anthrax vaccine, and in 2000 Major Sonnie Bates was discharged for refusing to take the vaccine. Sonnie would go on to sue the FDA

• In June 2001, Johns Hopkins held a tabletop exercise that involved a smallpox outbreak

• The borders were not closed in response to 9/11

• Illinois farmer is thrilled for rain

Episode #702: July 11-12, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex threatens to cut his finger off, then escalates to threatening to cut his penis off

• Alex is obsessed with news of Hunter Biden’s iCloud account being hacked

• German cities are setting up some warming halls

• Sri Lanka signed onto Paris Accord in 2016, and they aren’t getting rid of all their cows

• Clean coal is not a thing

• Lots of CO2 is not good for plants, nor people

• Alex misreports story about a fire in the Netherlands

• Hadrian Belove resigned from Cinefamily after sexual harassment allegations, and then Cinefamily closed permanently

Episode #700: July 6, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex talks a ton about how the Georgia Guidestones got blown up

• Alex asserts that the English slab of the Guidestones was bombed, but that is not correct. It was the slab that featured print in Hebrew and Arabic (resources showing the bombed slab, comparisons can be made to the slabs next to it, which features Chinese writing on one side and Hindi on the other)

• There is no currently available evidence that Robert Crimo was on psych meds, this is just a claim MTG has been making

• MTG pretends that there weren’t anti-LGBTQ attacks, both carried out and planned, during Pride month

• 2021 study about mass shooters and psychiatric illness

Episode #699: July 4-5, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex barely covering the parade shooting in Highland Park

• Douglas MacKinnon has written some cool op-eds

• Alex attempts to minimize the parade shooting by pointing to the migrants who died in a truck in Texas recently

• Alex misreports a paper put out by a UN organization about how the US-Mexico border is the most dangerous crossing in the world

• CNET article Alex references about scientists creating “alien life,” which was part of research that continued on, and Alex would be even madder if he knew that it progressed

• The new bacteria found on the ISS may not be that big of a deal

• The self-replicating robots, or Xenobots, are not quite what Alex makes them out to be

• Highland Park shooter dressed as a woman to escape the scene, but was not dressed as a woman when arrested

• John Hullihan’s failed House run

Episode #697: June 29, 2022

Topics covered:

• BRICS countries considering their own reserve currency

• Alex misreads a headline about “NATO cities”

• Transcript of Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony

• Alex’s interview with Mike Flynn from the evening of January 5

• Alex, Roger, and Flynn all speak at a rally on the evening of January 5

• More about Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony

• D Magazine article about Alex Stein

• SADS is a real thing

• Trump was on Epstein’s plane multiple times, as was RFK Jr.

• Dreamy Creamy fundraiser

Episode #696: June 24, 2022

Topics covered:

• The Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade

• Jewish congregation filing suit in Florida challenging abortion bans

• 2021 Gallup poll showing record high support for abortion

• 2022 Pew Research showing that the youth support abortion by a huge margin

• Huge increase in attacks against abortion providers in 2021

• Multiple attacks on pro-choice protesters over the weekend

• Biden supports pausing the gas tax

• Planned Parenthood in Wisconsin temporarily halted performing abortions

• The Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

Episode #693: August 4, 2003

Topics covered:

• George W. Bush’s signaling to support the assault weapons ban was almost certainly a political calculation he had no intention of following through with, and he was very tight with the NRA

• HR 2038 was dead in the water by this point, and an attempt to have it considered in 2004 went nowhere

• Alex misreports that the Supreme Court is under the sway of international courts, basing his coverage on an op-ed that he clearly hadn’t read pre-show

• Alex misreports a story about two German nationals who were executed for committing a murder during a bungled bank robbery, which became an international incident

• Alex’s story of the origin of the term “kangaroo court” is dubious

• Mel Gibson and his dad both have deeply antisemitic histories

Episode #691: June 6, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex turns the corner and decides that maybe he should have called the Uvalde shooting a false flag after all

• Uvalde police chief Pete Arredondo was on the scene at the shooting

• Infowars and the Sandy Hook plaintiffs came to an agreement about withdrawing his bankruptcy claim

Episode #690: May 27, 2022

Topics covered:

• Social Sentinel did not capture threats in advance about Uvalde

• Angeli Gomez rushed in to get her kids out of the school, but there is no evidence that police officers did that

• At the time of this episode, there would have been reason for Alex to think Ramos was outside the school for 12 minutes before the shooting, though that timeline is incorrect

• A retired federal agent may have communicated with the Buffalo shooter on racist websites

• Ted Nugent restricted guns at his concert, and his upcoming dates are at venues that prohibit customers bringing in any weapons

• Durham failed in his case against Sussmann

• Uvalde police chief stopped cooperating with investigation

Episode #689: May 26, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex’s continued coverage of the aftermath of the Uvalde shooting

• Alex relies on some anonymously sourced information delivered by his head of security Tim Enlow to report that the shooting was not a school shooting, but was actually a hostage situation that led to murders

• Some of Enlow’s details do coincide with information that would be revealed on May 27th, at the press conference held by Col. McCraw

• Living in Chicago is more expensive than any city in Luxembourg

• Alex is wrong about many of the dynamics surrounding the erosion of mental health resources in the country

• NBER study about the effect of right-to-carry laws

• AJPH study about the effect of increased gun ownership

Episode #688: May 25, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex whiffs on the meanings of both “salvador” and “ramos”

• Alex correctly reports out many of the details of the Uvalde shooting, though the details that were available early on have been somewhat unreliable

• Alex speaks with a caller who alleges they are a special education teacher who worked with the shooter, though there is no concrete confirmation he was in special education classes

• Statistics on schools with armed security

• Study on the effects of having armed School Resource Officers at schools

• The Jeep in Aurora was speeding up with seeming disregard that people were in the way

• Article about the protester who shot at the Jeep

• Profile of Thomas Renz, who is not an experienced lawyer

• The Pfizer CEO clip that Renz is trying to pass off as a recent announcement is an out-of-context clip from 2018

• The current Monkeypox has been traced to the West African strain

Episode #687: May 24, 2022

Topics covered:

• The person who attacked Dave Chappelle was not trans

• Multiple trans women were the targets of 4Chan hoaxes, accusing them of being the Uvalde shooter

• Two examples of Texas mass shootings in the past year that Alex has not noticed happened

• List of all mass shootings in 2022

• Average annual skiing related deaths

• Ken Cuccinelli is not a good source of information and is accused of ordering manipulation of intelligence assessments to downplay the danger posed by white supremacist groups

• Uvalde shooter made threats on social media to rape and murder women in the past

• Alex and Owen baselessly insist that the Uvalde shooter was on psych meds

• Alex claims that the Parkland shooter was on psych meds, which is not the case

• Alex claims that the Parkland shooter was not arrested previously in his life because a Soros-installed DA wouldn’t allow people with Hispanic names to be arrested. This is not true

• The state of Texas decided to pass laws in 2019 hardening schools instead of taking on issues related to guns

• Owen has the etymology of “pharmaceutical” all wrong

• Numbers 21:7-8

• Gun buy-back programs generally screen turned-in guns against the database of reported stolen guns, and it is a felony to attempt to dispose of a stolen gun in Nebraska

• There have been some strange prohibitions on gun ownership in the history of the US

• 2018 report on the Las Vegas shooting

Episode #684: May 20, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex has decided that the non-mRNA Covid vaccines cause monkeypox

• Alex misreports news about the WHO proposing amendments to its International Health Regulations

• There was a case of monkeypox in MA, which led to orders of vaccines

• The current monkeypox outbreak

• The 2003 monkeypox outbreak

• Story about vials labeled smallpox being discovered

• Story about truck transporting monkeys crashing (the monkeys were promptly found)

• Alex claims that the Astrazeneca vaccine contains monkey DNA, but it actually just uses a chimpanzee adenovirus, which is not the same thing

• Alex completely misreports a story connecting a recent hepatitis outbreak with the Covid vaccines

• Alex overhypes a case study of one person who got meningitis after receiving the Covid vaccine

• Australian health website about whether or not the vaccine has animal DNA in it

Episode #683: May 16, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex continues to pretend that he predicted the Buffalo shooting

• Alex misrepresents information about people living with food insecurity

• Chicago has the 28th highest murder rate in the country

• Alex uses a 2017 article about a guy in Oklahoma who wanted to bomb a bank to argue that the Buffalo shooter had schizophrenia

• GoFundMe for Marcel Fontaine

Episode #682: May 15, 2022

Topics covered:

• Alex pretends that he predicted the Buffalo shooting

• To build a narrative that the shooting was a false flag, Alex misreports details about the shooter being red-flagged, but Alex is wrong

• Alex’s video that purports to show that he predicted the attack is strung together from out-of-context clips where he’s talking about completely different topics

Episode #680: July 31-August 1, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex misreports a story about spy cameras at a Marriott hotel

• Alex misreports a story about how the Globalists were building dozens and dozens of BSL4 labs in the US. There are currently 13 in all of North America

• Alex makes up conspiracies based on the 1998 National Seatbelt Initiative

• Alex makes stuff up about occupancy regulations and people getting arrested for having too many toothbrushes in their homes

• Alex misreports that people were not able to restock livestock after a foot-and-mouth outbreak in the UK

• Alex misreports a story about a monkey that escaped from a lab at UC Davis

• Alex appears to be misreporting about an alleged Hannity and Colmes interview with someone who was claimed to be Kobe Bryant’s accuser. It appears that he is referring to a Hannity and Colmes interview with Tom Leykis (who released the name of Kobe’s accuser), and the fact that some people were spreading pictures of the wrong person online

• Alex believes very clearly fake stories about Stalin sending kill teams to assassinate John Wayne. This was just from a biography written by someone who is accused of making up a bunch of stuff pretty regularly

• A caller brings up a very weird idea about republics being based on God’s law, which was written by a huge sovereign citizen guy who also publishes some weird magazines and tried to run for the Texas Supreme Court despite having never gone to law school

Episode #679: May 9, 2022

Topics covered:

• Children of Men will be coming true

• Bug populations are going down, although the picture is more complex than Alex is pretending it is

• The Albert Pike letter that Greg Reece reported on is a hoax

• A former employee of Noontide Press did a shooting at the Holocaust Memorial Museum

• Felons can run for federal offices

• The cases in AZ and GA had different interpretations of the lawsuits about congress persons who were accused of participation in the Jan 6 insurrection

• Alex pretends to know who started QAnon, but for some reason can’t name names

• The Mayer Rothschild quote is not a real quote

• Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks that it’s suspicious that there are fires at food processing plants, but also seems to ignore fires at textile plants and interior door factories

Episode #678: July 29-30, 2003

Topics covered:

• Alex makes up a lot of scary stories about DARPA’s proposal for a Policy Analysis Market

• Alex misreports claims about alleged insider trading of Delta and American airlines prior to 911, which were debunked in the 911 Report

• Alex believes that the devil rules all governments, but forgets that the devil is a liar

• Global Research is a well known outlet full of conspiracies and laundered Russian propaganda, even having 7 writers who weren’t real people but were fake identities used by GRU members

• Global Research also spreads Covid conspiracies and Chossudovsky himself has argued that the US is to blame for Russia invading Ukraine

• Executive Order establishing the Department of Homeland Security

• Colorado’s marijuana legalization was a very successful state law experiment

• Alex is mad about Harvey Milk High School

• Data from the American Educational Research Association

• Attempts have been made to create LGBTQ-oriented schools in Chicago and Atlanta, but they have not been successful

• Howard Kaloogian tried to shut down Michael Moore’s film Fahrenheit 911, which earned the scorn of Kurt Nimmo

• Kaloogian was also super in favor of the Iraq War, and tried to create the Tea Party Express, the face of which got in trouble for writing a very racist letter

• You can’t recall Senators in the US

• Alex likes the Liberty Lobby, which is an organization created by a neo-Nazi for the purpose of demonizing Jewish people

Episode #677: May 4, 2022

Topics covered:

• Biden’s comments about the Supreme Court opinion regarding Roe v. Wade

• Biden voted for a 1982 bill that would allow states to invalidate Roe v. Wade

• An amateur Spiderman climbed a tower in San Francisco

• Trump has done okay with current candidate endorsements, but his overall track record is way worse than Alex claims

• Alex discusses a 2018 prison beating in the UK (not with tuna fins)

• Alex misreports the Pope’s recent comments about Ukraine

• Alex lies about the situation with fires at food plants

• Things aren’t looking good for Stewart Rhodes

• The WHO is working on an international pandemic treaty, and also there is a World Health Assembly happening in late May. They are not directly related, and the WHO treaty is set to have a progress review at next year’s assembly. Jim Fetzer has been spreading conspiracies about this stuff though

Episode #676: April 29, 2022

Topics covered:

• A three-year old clip of a man named Sadhguru makes Alex melt down into an hour long rage

• Fox Business interview with Goya CEO

• Dry Commodity report

• Someone recently gave Alex a million dollars worth of Bitcoin

• Alex may be confused about French manure protests, which happen all the damn time

• Alex doesn’t understand that Roger Stone actually did get kicked off Twitter again, because Roger felt like he was being forgotten on the “People Who Should Be Let Back On Twitter” lists