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| episodeType = [[:Category:Time Travel|Time Travel]] | | episodeType = [[:Category:Time Travel|Time Travel]] | ||
| appearance = [[David Icke]], [[Barack Obama]], [[Dan Bidondi]] | |||
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| previousEpisode = [[659: July 21-23, 2003]] | | previousEpisode = [[659: July 21-23, 2003]] | ||
| nextEpisode = [[661: March 17, 2022]] | | nextEpisode = [[661: March 17, 2022]] | ||
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Today, Dan and Jordan go on a special adventure to check out Alex's 40th birthday show. In this installment, David Icke gives Alex a glimpse of his future, Alex reports on a bunch of fake stories, and a piss doctor reveals his Top 5 Health Secrets.
Detailed Show Notes
Topics covered[1]:
- 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
