"I get to take off my tin-foil hat, you know. That's what the judge said. We're not a conspiracy guy anymore," Lindell said. "Praise the Lord." While Totenberg has arranged for a bench trial in ...

The tin foil hat looms large in pop culture as a sort of signifier for both the extraterrestrial and those who believe in conspiracy theories, making notable appearances in media like The X Files ...

The tin foil hat is perhaps the most iconic headgear for conspiracy theorists. Wearing one signals to others that you’re unhinged, have a deep distrust of the government, or that you’re really ...

“First of all, Steve, I get to take off my tin foil hat. You know, that’s what that judge said, we’re not a conspiracy theory guy anymore. Praise the lord,” Lindell told Bannon: ...

I say, old chap. People carrying protest signs (Who Are These Goons?) and wearing hats of all varieties crafted from the crazy persons' preferred material to accompany their strange outfits (one guy ...

His tin-foil hat is under his hair. — D Villella ️ (@dvillella) November 4, 2022 "I don’t say that lightly. I’m not the tinfoil hat-wearing guy.” Dude, you're at a QAnon conference.

In Belichick We Trust. At least until he trades a former Pro Bowl linebacker and a franchised quarterback to an old friend for a second-round draft pick. The tin foil hat crowd is out in full force ...