#1126: Do Not Drink In The Pool

Show Me State Of Mind Begins!

Jul 3, 20261h 0mSummary

In this episode of Knowledge Fight, the host embarks on a whimsical journey to explore the eccentric, often overlooked roadside attractions that define specific locales. Driven by a desire to see what makes different regions unique, the host initially revisits his roots in Central Missouri to examine the Big Tree, a local landmark that carries mythical status among residents despite its objectively underwhelming appearance. Through research, he discovers the tree is officially recognized as a Missouri Champion Tree, highlighting the fascinating, competitive world of arboriculture. The episode also ventures to Niles, Illinois, to investigate the town’s replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Joined by a guest, the host uncovers the bizarre history of this structure, which was originally commissioned by an HVAC company owner in the 1930s to conceal a water tank for his employees' recreational park. The discussion explores the oddity of such monuments, the surprising inclusion of centuries-old bells within the tower, and the peculiar ways local history is preserved—or ignored—by the communities that surround these unintentional landmarks.

#1138: September 9, 2016

May 18, 20261h 36mSummary

In this episode of Knowledge Fight, the hosts conduct a live show to reflect on their long-running journey of analyzing Alex Jones. Trading the usual studio format for a live stage, they engage in a characteristically erratic and humorous conversation that covers everything from the promise of a Scatman Dan tattoo to the absurdity of their past media consumption. Despite initially planning to cover Alex Jones’ final broadcast, the hosts decide to maintain the spirit of their show by instead dissecting an episode from September 9, 2016. During this deep dive, they highlight Alex Jones’ bizarre rhetoric from the 2016 election cycle, including his paranoid theories about the globalist elite, his strange obsession with North Korean politics as a metaphor for American governance, and his unsubstantiated claims regarding Hillary Clinton’s health. The discussion also ventures into a critique of figures like Dr. Drew, exploring how right-wing media personalities often weaponize medical credentials to push political agendas. Ultimately, the episode serves as a nostalgic and critical look at the landscape of misinformation and the evolution of the podcast itself.

The End of the Road

May 4, 202631 minSummary

In this somber and reflective installment of Knowledge Fight, hosts Dan and Jordan reach a significant turning point in the series. After years of meticulously deconstructing the rhetoric of conspiracy theorists and navigating the complex landscape of fringe media, the duo decides that it is time to bring the podcast to a close. Listeners can expect a candid, introspective conversation as the hosts look back on their journey, discuss the reasons behind their difficult decision, and process the conclusion of their long-running project. Rather than diving into the usual deep-dive analysis of misinformation, the episode serves as a final farewell, offering closure to their dedicated audience while acknowledging the impact of their work. It is a heartfelt sign-off that marks the definitive end of the road for the show and its hosts.

#1137: April 20, 2026 (The War Room)

Apr 24, 20261h 7mSummary

In this installment of Knowledge Fight, Dan and Jordan dive into the chaotic aftermath of the surprising announcement that The Onion has acquired Alex Jones’s media empire. The hosts provide a detailed breakdown of the situation, featuring a revealing second opinion from an Infowars employee who sheds light on the internal perspective of the company during this seismic transition. Beyond the corporate developments, the episode captures Alex Jones in a state of absolute instability, documenting a moment where he spirals both figuratively and literally loses his shirt on air. Listeners can expect the usual sharp, analytical commentary as the team dissects the bizarre performance art and frantic rhetoric defining this pivotal chapter in the history of the platform. It is a deep dive into the crumbling facade of a once-influential operation as it faces an unprecedented existential crisis.

#1136: April 20, 2026

Apr 22, 20261h 5mSummary

In this installment of Knowledge Fight, hosts Dan and Jordan turn their attention to a recent broadcast of the Alex Jones show. The episode centers on the surreal and unfolding drama surrounding the revelation that The Onion has once again acquired Jones's business assets. As the news breaks during the show, the hosts provide their signature breakdown of Jones’s immediate reaction, analyzing the chaotic rhetoric, frantic pivots, and desperate attempts to spin the narrative as it happens. Listeners can expect an in-depth examination of how Jones processes the loss of his platform through the lens of legal irony and public absurdity. The hosts maintain their critical perspective, dissecting the host's grievances and the specific falsehoods he employs to maintain his audience's loyalty during this significant organizational upheaval. It is a deep dive into the intersection of media, accountability, and persistent disinformation.

#1135: Tucker, The Man And His Holocaust Questions

Apr 20, 20262h 46mSummary

In this episode of Knowledge Fight, hosts Dan and Jordan turn their critical lens toward Tucker Carlson’s recent media appearances. The discussion centers on how Carlson reacts to erratic social media behavior from Donald Trump regarding religious figures and the Pope. Rather than addressing these events directly, Carlson takes a disturbing turn by pivoting toward Holocaust denial rhetoric. Dan and Jordan break down these specific segments, analyzing the tactics used to introduce revisionist history into mainstream discourse. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the hosts' signature investigative style as they dismantle the misinformation and examine the broader implications of such claims appearing on major platforms. This installment serves as a sobering look at how contemporary media figures manipulate historical narratives to align with modern political narratives, providing the rigorous fact-checking and cultural critique that regular followers of the show anticipate.

#1134: April 9-10, 2026

Apr 13, 20262h 44mSummary

In episode 1134 of Knowledge Fight, Dan and Jordan return to break down the latest chaotic developments coming out of the Infowars studio. The hosts explore a particularly bizarre segment where Alex Jones claims to have captured a genuine miracle on air, leading to a breakdown of the surrounding media circus. The conversation then shifts to the surreal political theater involving a scathing public diss directed at Alex from Donald Trump. As the dust settles, the hosts analyze how the Infowars team attempts to navigate the internal fallout and public relations nightmare created by these clashing narratives. Listeners can expect the usual deep dive into the rhetoric and frantic decision-making defining the Infowars ecosystem, as Dan and Jordan dissect the absurdity and shifting alliances within this complex information landscape.

#1133: April 3, 2026

Apr 10, 20262h 17mSummary

In this installment of Knowledge Fight, Dan and Jordan settle in to deconstruct a particularly wild broadcast from Alex Jones. The hosts navigate a chaotic episode where Jones explores his own unique, fringe theories regarding the origins of the human species. The conversation takes a turn into contemporary politics as Jones attempts to diagnose Donald Trump, speculating on whether the former president may be suffering from dementia. Perhaps most bizarrely, the episode highlights a vivid anecdote from Jones concerning an alleged encounter with vampiric Men in Black during a trip to Washington DC. Listeners can expect the usual sharp, fact-checking commentary as the duo peels back the layers of Jones’s outlandish claims, providing a grounded perspective on the misinformation and strange narratives presented throughout this unpredictable broadcast.

#1132: March 28, 2026

Apr 6, 20261h 41mSummary

In episode 1132 of Knowledge Fight, hosts Dan and Jordan navigate a surreal and pivotal broadcast from Alex Jones. The episode centers on a surprising shift in tone, as Jones appears to lose his typical fervor, expressing deep disillusionment with Donald Trump. Listeners are taken on a bizarre journey as Jones descends into incoherent ramblings about mysterious orbs, marking a notable departure from his standard political commentary. Throughout the analysis, the hosts highlight the contradictory nature of the show, noting that Jones repeatedly pivots away from his usual staunch allegiances and makes statements that seem to undermine his own long-standing narratives. It is a dense, perplexing look at a media personality in flux, offering an insightful and often humorous breakdown of a broadcast defined by its instability and strange metaphysical tangents.

#1131: Losers

Apr 3, 202637 minSummary

In this installment of Knowledge Fight, hosts Dan and Jordan turn their analytical lens toward a curious moment of friction between Alex Jones and the man he spends so much time lionizing. The episode explores a specific scenario where a core component of Jones’s carefully constructed, idealized version of Donald Trump is dismantled, ironically, by the actual Donald Trump himself. As the hosts break down the audio, they examine the psychological disconnect required to maintain a political narrative that is simultaneously being contradicted by its primary subject. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the habitual distortions of the InfoWars universe, featuring the show’s signature blend of rigorous fact-checking, deadpan humor, and exasperated commentary. It is an insightful look at the inevitable collapse of a constructed reality when it finally collides with the messy truth of the real world.