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| coverageEndDate = July 23, 2003 | | coverageEndDate = July 23, 2003 | ||
| episodeType = [[:Category:2003 Investigation|2003 Investigation]] | | episodeType = [[:Category:2003 Investigation|2003 Investigation]] | ||
| appearance = [[David Kelly]], [[Tony Blair]] | |||
| previousEpisode = [[658: It's Pretty Easy Being Greene]] | | previousEpisode = [[658: It's Pretty Easy Being Greene]] | ||
| nextEpisode = [[660: February 11, 2014]] | | nextEpisode = [[660: February 11, 2014]] | ||
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Today, Dan and Jordan put Alex in timeout to go back to the past. In this installment, Alex continues to make stuff up about the death of David Kelly, wastes a load of time, and gets into a fight with a caller from Canada who thinks Alex is a coward.
Detailed Show Notes
Topics covered[1]:
- Alex discusses his fraudulent version of the death of David Kelly
- Bush's approval ratings stayed slumping until the end of his presidency
- Alex has a good take on an MI5 officer defending intelligence gained from torture
- Judicial Watch released documents related to Cheney's Energy Task Force
- There was a sexist curfew put in place in a town in Spain, but weirdly Alex doesn't mention the bombings that happened the night before at two Spanish resorts
- Alex gets into a pretty interesting fight with a caller from Canada
- Chemical Ali's death was misreported
- Saddam's death was the subject of rumors in 2001
- Uday and Qusay Hussain's deaths were definitely a lot less ambiguous
- Texe Marrs is not a fan of Ron Paul
