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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.
Detailed Show Notes
Topics covered[1]:
- Children of Men will be coming true
- Bug populations are going down, although the picture is more complex than Alex is pretending it is
- The Albert Pike letter that Greg Reece reported on is a hoax
- A former employee of Noontide Press did a shooting at the Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Felons can run for federal offices
- The cases in AZ and GA had different interpretations of the lawsuits about congress persons who were accused of participation in the Jan 6 insurrection
- Alex pretends to know who started QAnon, but for some reason can't name names
- The Mayer Rothschild quote is not a real quote
- Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks that it's suspicious that there are fires at food processing plants, but also seems to ignore fires at textile plants and interior door factories
