#91: October 11, 2017

Knowledge Fight

Politics, News, Comedy

4.8 • 5.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2017

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Today, Dan tells Jordan about some of the weirdness that occurred on the Oct. 11th episode of The Alex Jones Show, but that weirdness could not possibly match the weirdness that happens when Larry Nichols calls in to the show with a complicated story dealing with Hard Rice, jingles, and Linda Bloodworth-Thomas.

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0:00.0	Andy and Kansas, you're on the Earth thanks for holding.
0:04.0	So Alex, I'm the first time I've called him a huge fan. I love your work.
0:07.0	I love you.
0:08.0	Hey everybody, welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan.
0:10.0	I'm Jordan.
0:11.0	We are a couple dudes like to sit around drinking novelty beverages and talk a little bit about Alex Jones.
0:15.0	Dan, is there a twist today?
0:18.0	There's a couple twists.
0:19.0	Is there a big twist?
0:20.0	There's a couple twists.
0:21.0	Is there a solid twist?
0:22.0	One of the twists is I know a lot about Alex Jones and his cohorts.
0:26.0	And all I know is what you have told me and I've forgotten most of that shit.
0:30.0	Today we are drinking Arizona prescription energy.
0:33.0	That is our sponsor for the day.
0:34.0	That's what we need.
0:35.0	So, hey Jordan, today we're going to be going over the October 11th episode.
0:41.0	That would be great if we just did a complete pivot and we're like,
0:44.0	F**king fooled you bitches!
0:45.0	Oh, we fooled anybody.
0:47.0	We didn't say that.
0:48.0	Oh, you guys, you did it.
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