Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's show to see how he responded to the news of a car bomb killing Aleksandr Dugin's daughter.  He has a few thoughts, but more importantly, Elon Musk tweeted something.

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Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to discuss the recent episode of Alex's show where he may or may not have abandoned Trump for DeSantis, and how the conversation around that missed the mark.

Today, Jordan is still on vaction, so Dan recruits the hosts of the Dollop, Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds, to fill in.  In this installment, Dan takes Dave and Gareth back to the day their first episode was released, to see what Alex was up to.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up trial coverage by looking at how Alex responded to the news of his punitive damages judgment.  Bad news: it's a lot of Bobby Barnes.  Good news: the gents meet Willford Snibble-Snabble of the Gribble-Pibble.

Today, Dan and Jordan begin a breakdown of some of the Alex-related aspects of the Sandy Hook trial.  In this installment, they go over Alex's testimony, and review his on-air response to the announcement of the compensatory damages judgment.

Today, Dan and Jordan continue Sneak Week as they sit down for a delightful chat with researcher and expert witness in the Sandy Hook trial, Becca Lewis.  

Today, Dan and Jordan take in the events of the past couple weeks with the help of a couple guests, plaintiff's attorneys Mark Bankston and Bill Ogden.  Tune in for insights about the trial, and to learn that Bill remembers Tila Tequila's dating show.

Today, Dan and Jordan give an update on the Sandy Hook trial, taking a particular focus on Alex's behavior on air while Neil Heslin was testifying, and claims Alex made that a clip of him was used dishonestly in court.

Today, Dan and Jordan welcome back to the show reporter and author of the book on Sandy Hook, Elizabeth Williamson, to have a chat about how things are going in the trial, important take-aways, and donut-related secrets.

Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their coverage of Alex's documentary by discussing the Q&A that Glenn Greenwald hosted after the film's premier.  It's not good.