I do a Google search on Google News and also we'll look back at anything that Infowars has written and maybe look at a YouTube video or two, try to find, you know, look at various different Data points to try to formulate facts and opinions on the subject. And so, typically, when you are doing research for a piece you're writing, you are doing that research exclusively from internet sources, correct? Yes, yes. Including InfoWars' own previous material? Yes, sir.

Hey, man, I think that this is all something that you predicted from the beginning. I'm a one-year listener, first-time caller, and that piece of garbage going back is always preaching about doing your homework Look, you should stop right there. I mean, you called 9-11 on the spot? So yeah, research equals I watched some YouTube videos. Yeah, that's really troublesome. But that's how this really stupid and very transparent sort of presentation is allowed to continue. Yeah. Like, Alex couldn't continue if his listeners subscribed to more rigorous methods of fact-checking.

So your sources of information that you're going to report on as if they are real things are an anonymous message board and a place where anyone can upload whatever videos they want. So now I know what he does all day. Yeah. Gets drunk and watches YouTube videos. Probably. Gotcha. That might be his research method.