362: There Is No Mermaid
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Just when they thought they were moving away from Project Camelot World, Dan and Jordan get sucked back in. Dan needed a break from Alex Jones, so the gents discuss some paranormal weirdos. In this installment, they look into the time Kevin Moore (the guy who is making a takedown documentary about Project Camelot and Mark Richards) interviewed a guy who claims to talk to time travelers, which is as close as this show gets to a Halloween episode.
Tidbits
- Goodbye Project Camelot, hello Kevin Moore
- Kevin interviews ApexTV creator
- ApexTV interviews time traveling whistle-blowers
- Discussion: There's not much to ApexTV
- Discussion: ApexTV background
- Time travel video is a pension plan ad video
- ApexTV creator is on because he contacted Kevin because Kevin is popular
- Kevin says he hasn't prepared for the interview
- ApexTV is anonymous for security reasons
- Mainstream news won't cover time travelers
- Discussion: Noah from 2030
- Noah is stuck in our time after getting in a bar fight in South America
- MLK Jr's granddaughter will be president at 21
- Discussion: holes in Noah's story
- Discussion: vetting time travelers
- Kevin congratulates Apex for making money
- Time travelers don't come to Kevin... except one
- Discussion: John Titor
- Apex talks about his vetting process
- Some travelers are fake!
- Noah admits to being a fake
- It's hard not to laugh at mermaid talk
- Future technology: spinning top
- The ottoman empire never fell
- Discussion: Anti-Islamic Ottoman Empire talk
- ApexTV explains the Mandela effect
- Discussion: Google trends of Nelson Mandela's death
- Kevin shrugs away from tough questions
- Facebook is great for videos
- Dueling Noahs
- Kevin is trying to be a participant, not an investigator
- Maybe it's demons
- Apex: people think we're in on these videos
- Kevin: great judge of character
- Discussion: Kevin is inconsistent
Dan "Predicts" COVID-19
When Kevin Moore's 2030 traveler "Noah" claims that an (ineligible due to age) 21 year old will be elected president, Dan and Jordan jokingly predict that perhaps there would be a "plague that strikes -- some sort of new illness strikes, but it only affects the older population and thus the -- you know -- everyone's gotta grow up real fast."
This is of course, a complete coincidence, and not really an accurate prediction at all, but given the timing it's occasionally pointed to by wonks as a sort of meta-proof that if you spend hours on air talking about stuff, eventually you'll say something that can seem like a prediction later, a strategy Alex regularly employs to undeservedly boost his credibility.