Today, Dan and Jordan explore a couple days of nonsense at the beginning of this week. In this installment, Alex obsesses about Hunter Biden, brags about his documentary, and also threatens to cut his own penis off.
Today, Dan and Jordan go to a date in the past to fulfill a special request. In this installment, Alex interviews Randy Weaver, tells a bizarre story about high school days, and promotes Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11.
Today, Dan and Jordan forget that it's their 700th episode, so they just do a normal show, covering a day where Alex is in a great mood because the Georgia Guidestones had been bombed the night before.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's response to the 4th of July shooting in Highland Park, IL. As it turns out, he doesn't talk about it much, and mostly just gets defensive about aliens and tries to whip up violence at the border.
Today, Dan and Jordan declare their independence from Alex Jones to check in on a recent Project Camelot interview featuring a man who telepathically communicates with Sasquatch. Also he went to Mars for a year.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex is doing, and find him throwing out all of his news-covering plans after Roger Stone stops by to drop a bombshell on him. Also, Alex interviews an annoying dork.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's reaction to the news of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. You may be slightly surprised by Alex's reaction, as well as by the intense bigotry of Judge Joe Brown.
Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate Alex's return to the studio after an over two week breaky. In this installment, Alex takes a ton of calls, the Infowars crew are reimagined as the castaways on Gilligan's Island, and an Italian weirdo warns of sentient cities and robot armies.
Today, Dan and Jordan reel from the news that Alex has still been out of studio. To cope with his absence, they discuss an unearthed PSA Alex recorded in 1998 and listen to an episode from 2003 where Alex gets really mad about an episode of Malcolm In The Middle.
Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to check in on Alex's roots. In this installment, Alex clarifies his position on the death penalty, gets all worked up about an op-ed, and dreadfully misreports the details of a 1982 bank robbery.
Alex has been out of the studio since June 6, so Dan and Jordan check in with a few of his call-ins to the show during his work-cation, while the world awaits his return to Occupied Texas.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in and see how things went when Alex sat down for a very drug-filled head-to-head with Mike Tyson, who Alex declares the biggest philosopher in 2022.
Today, Dan and Jordan come full circle on their coverage of Alex's coverage of the Uvalde shooting. In this installment, Alex sort of apologizes for his actions, and admits that he believes in leprechauns.
Today, Dan and Jordan continue observing Alex's confusing coverage of the Uvalde shooting. In this installment, Alex changes his mind and declares that there was a "stand down" and The Archangel Michael of Common Sense shows up to challenge Michael Moore to a debate.
Today, Dan and Jordan continue to view Alex's Uvalde shooting coverage. In this installment, Alex implores the audience to not blame the police for anything, and workshops ways to make schools more like jails with a guy who used to work for Blackwater.
Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track Alex's response to the Uvalde shooting. In this installment, Alex treads water for a bit, and leans on his callers to bring some weirdness to the conversation.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on an "Emergency Report" that Alex put out on the evening of May 24, hours after the shooting in Uvalde. Spoiler alert: it's not great coverage.
Today, Dan and Jordan take a little space breaky from Alex Jones to learn about what is going on in the world from a slightly different perspective.
Today, Dan and Jordan return to their acclaimed series of deposition-related episodes, as they break down two depositions featuring a person brought in to be Infowars' corporate representative.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex, only to find that he's no longer so worried about his fears about a race war, and has pivoted over to theories about Covid vaccines causing monkeypox.
Today, Dan and Jordan follow up on Alex's coverage of the Buffalo shooting. It turns out, it's mostly just still him falsely bragging about how he predicted it.
Today, Dan and Jordan cover Alex's first response to the shooting in Buffalo, and rebuff Alex's claims that he predicted the attack.
Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to see what they can find. In this installment, Alex misreports a staggering number of stories, and warns people about the dangers of owning multiple toothbrushes.
Today, Dan and Jordan see what Alex has been up to. In this installment, Alex may or may not reveal who is behind QAnon (he doesn't). Plus, he gets very defensive about January 6 stuff.