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