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| episodeType = [[:Category:2003 Investigation|2003 Investigation]] | | episodeType = [[:Category:2003 Investigation|2003 Investigation]] | ||
| appearance = [[Willie Nelson]], [[Matt Drudge]] | |||
| previousEpisode = [[669: Chatting With Amanda Moore]] | | previousEpisode = [[669: Chatting With Amanda Moore]] | ||
| nextEpisode = [[671: April 13, 2022]] | | nextEpisode = [[671: April 13, 2022]] | ||
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Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past, looking for some gems. In this installment, Alex eulogizes Bob Hope, expresses displeasure about Willie Nelson's new song, and whiffs an interview in spectacular fashion.
Detailed Show Notes
Topics covered[1]:
- Alex is very disinterested in the 28 redacted pages in the 9/11 Report
- Saudi Arabia did say they would sell billions in assets in 2016
- The president is not just Commander In Chief during wartime
- Most US flags are made domestically, despite poorly worded headlines
- Ed Hudson of the Unlicensed Gun Owners Association was unable to get himself arrested on gun charges
- Texas has the most cops killed in the line of duty generally, and more officers die in the line of duty in states with higher rates of gun ownership
- Alex entirely misreports a story, claiming that there's a secret society in the British police
