Speaker 1: In the Zoom in the Zoom zmezur Zer ZOOMI, I've
Speaker 1: got my mind up the.
Speaker 2: Nissan commercial from the early nineties.
Speaker 3: Zoom Zoom.
Speaker 2: Volume Zime, I love my Master.
Speaker 3: That Master.
Speaker 2: Blew it. Yeah, isn't it always do this? I think
Speaker 2: I said Nissan like a fucking idiot.
Speaker 3: I was always so jealous of the little kid who whispered.
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, and that was when I was
Speaker 3: a child. I was like, he's got to be making
Speaker 3: so much fucking money.
Speaker 2: My god, healing it for a whispered word.
Speaker 4: So that ship really is. It's the new I see
Speaker 4: dead people.
Speaker 3: Before that, the most iconic whisper was zoom so yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: Zooming man.
Speaker 2: And then Haley Joel came in for us, all for
Speaker 2: all us kids with giant heads.
Speaker 5: The whisper song come on, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's true. Hey little mama, let me whispering.
Speaker 5: It's like, bro, yeah, that whole song is so fucked up,
Speaker 5: like he's just like it's.
Speaker 2: Important to realize that the first time that the woman
Speaker 2: that that song is focused on knows of his awareness
Speaker 2: is when he sneaks up behind her and whispers it
Speaker 2: in her ear. She doesn't see him until that moment.
Speaker 2: I think that's an important piece of Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a She's minding her business at the
Speaker 3: club and then this dude, the.
Speaker 4: Stinky dude comes up to you spilling his hennessy.
Speaker 3: Like, hey, let me whisp tell you something like when
Speaker 3: he says, got a sexy ass body and you ask.
Speaker 6: Soft and if I touch it just to see it soft?
Speaker 3: What you are getting pepper sprayed at the bar. But
Speaker 3: this is this is how you know it's a big
Speaker 3: like he goes, no, I'm just playing. Now, I'm just playing.
Speaker 3: Let's you say I can and I'm going to be
Speaker 3: a real all right if they are. Oh no, I'm
Speaker 3: just look, it's my cousins. It's my cousin's birthday. Man.
Speaker 3: She also just she just became a registered nurse. We're
Speaker 3: just trying to have a good night. I just became
Speaker 3: a registered something else.
Speaker 2: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season three, forty nine,
Speaker 2: Episode two of The Daily's Like Guysday production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2: This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
Speaker 2: into America's shared consciousness. It's Tuesday, July thirtieth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Happy seventieth to my mom.
Speaker 3: Oh turny seventy. This year really a fifty four games,
Speaker 3: very all out here, nineteen fifty four, We see you
Speaker 3: what a year that's crazy here? Long.
Speaker 4: I know, I still think about those cookies when you're like.
Speaker 3: Yo, my mom makes the best cookies, and I was like,
Speaker 3: that's chocolate chip cookies.
Speaker 2: And I'm not I'm not a person who says much
Speaker 2: with my chest out, but I do say that with
Speaker 2: my chest out, and I have yet to have somebody
Speaker 2: be like, actually, bro incorrect, these kind they are not good.
Speaker 2: They're good, they were good. They're good, they're good, they're
Speaker 2: very cakey. Yeah, shout out, shout out to your lovely mother. Also,
Speaker 2: July thirtieth, not only just the blessed birthday of your mother, it's.
Speaker 3: Also National Climb a Mountain Day, National Father in Law Day,
Speaker 3: National cheesecake Day, and shout out too short because it's
Speaker 3: also National whistle Blower Day. Oh maybe different kind of whistleblower,
Speaker 3: but yeah, shout out the whistleblower. Shout out to people
Speaker 3: who see who see wrongdoing and blow the whistle and
Speaker 3: call them out the fuckery. We need more people to
Speaker 3: be calling out the fuckery at every turn, because you.
Speaker 2: Remember those innocent days where we could say someone was
Speaker 2: a whistleblower and then play the cliff and not be
Speaker 2: worried that it was going to get a takedown.
Speaker 3: Notice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that is That is one way AI, and
Speaker 2: you know better computing has changed the world.
Speaker 3: Shout out to AI.
Speaker 2: We can no longer play any clip.
Speaker 3: Without fear of takedown. Notice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyways, you can always do shitty akas because my singing
Speaker 2: is so bad that nobody will nor human will recognize
Speaker 2: what it's what song it is supposed to be impersonating.
Speaker 2: My name is Jack O'Brien aka skibbity s giv ity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: give it a yeah, give it a yeah, Head into
Speaker 2: toilet and I'll flush it away. That's courtesy of snarfl
Speaker 2: Uh on the discord, just trying to get in with
Speaker 2: the fellow kids with s gibity toilet references. You know,
Speaker 2: some stuff that I'm up on and in no way
Speaker 2: needed my nine year old nephew to explain to me anyway.
Speaker 2: But why the toilet, uncle Jack? What the hell?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: The toilet taboo, big big taboo, you know, so it
Speaker 2: makes sense to me. I'm thrilled to be joined as
Speaker 2: always by my co host, mister Miles Grass, Miles Gray
Speaker 2: a ka.
Speaker 7: Glove out of my dreams, couch shot out to Lacaroni
Speaker 7: for that Billy ocean Yeah, jd Vance, the couch fuckery continues.
Speaker 3: You can't we believe it when we see it, or
Speaker 3: we just don't like you enough that that's your new
Speaker 3: That's how we're gonna collectively.
Speaker 2: Prove it's not true. All right, exactly exactly, Miles. We
Speaker 2: are thrilled to be joined in our third seat by
Speaker 2: somebody we've been trying to have on the show for
Speaker 2: a long time. Thrilled to have them. TikTok star video
Speaker 2: creator at Mother Jones who monitors conservative media for work
Speaker 2: and makes fun of conservative media for pleasure.
Speaker 3: It's cat album gazare Okay in the building, Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 5: It's been I'm psyched to be here. I've been purposely
Speaker 5: ignoring all of y'all's requests, so yeah, really did drag
Speaker 5: me into this one, dming.
Speaker 3: You screaming yes, no, you're here, You're here, and also
Speaker 3: also contributing to the tale too, right, Yeah, yeah? Is
Speaker 3: the teal? Is the tail? The tail, the tail? Okay,
Speaker 3: fantast that's Meddi Hassan's uh yeah sure with p Yeah,
Speaker 3: just watching you like I was half the time. I
Speaker 3: think for anybody who's like on political Twitter, like you're
Speaker 3: gonna run up on when you were just clipping out
Speaker 3: stuff for people to see, like the nonsense that was happening,
Speaker 3: and then like then your commentary videos came out. It's
Speaker 3: really dope to see you just keep fucking climbing.
Speaker 5: And the fact that you even remember when I was
Speaker 5: just doing clipping, like I'm like tearing.
Speaker 3: Up little bit. Oh no, that's what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 3: you're part I think again, like for people who like
Speaker 3: unfortunately have their eyes bleed looking at Twitter and on
Speaker 3: stop's going on? Yeah, you're like like must follow person.
Speaker 3: So like again, it's nice just to see, just to
Speaker 3: see the evolution and that you would, you know, lower
Speaker 3: yourself to even come on this show.
Speaker 2: So we've been fans and also amazed at the mental
Speaker 2: capacity to do what you do because we do some
Speaker 2: of it. We look at we take a glancing look
Speaker 2: at right wing media like it's the sun, you know,
Speaker 2: like just okay, that's but you've been able to just
Speaker 2: stare like a god into the sun and make sense
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: All for all of us.
Speaker 5: My last job on night shift in media matters, it
Speaker 5: was like a team of like eight of us, and
Speaker 5: we were all so trauma bonded, and like all of
Speaker 5: us had been at that job for years at that point,
Speaker 5: and we had the same exact brain worms, and it
Speaker 5: was this type of ca that you just you only
Speaker 5: get from watching Sean Hannah. You do the same monologue
Speaker 5: every time for three.
Speaker 2: Years straight, right right right, like literally the same one
Speaker 2: two years in a row. You've pointed out, right.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, when he did his at the Patriot Awards.
Speaker 5: He did the same bit at the Patriot Awards verbatim
Speaker 5: two years in a row, and thought no one would notice.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately I noticed.
Speaker 3: I hate that about results, Yeah, like a Sean, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you turned in this paper last time, all right, I
Speaker 3: remember this, Yes, all right.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into some of the things that you're
Speaker 2: noticing and ways that you understand the upcoming election that
Speaker 2: I feel like I did not until I watched your.
Speaker 3: Videos all of that.
Speaker 2: But before we get into that, we do like to
Speaker 2: get to know our guests a little bit better by
Speaker 2: asking you, what is something from your search history that
Speaker 2: is revealing about who you are.
Speaker 5: So this morning. There's just like a sequence of searches
Speaker 5: that are like how to put harness on cat? Can
Speaker 5: I walk cat? Feline leukemia, walking cat harness f e LV,
Speaker 5: just like over and over again of like trying to
Speaker 5: find different Reddit search results, And yeah, I can give
Speaker 5: my cat a walk. She has feline leukemia.
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 5: It's not actually leukemia, it's a virus, but like they
Speaker 5: can't it's really transmissible to other cats. So like she
Speaker 5: was in a special ward for almost two years at
Speaker 5: the shelter, but she's like a very rambunctious good girl. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I want to make sure you know she could go
Speaker 5: for a walk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cat is very famous.
Speaker 5: Heater here deserves to be some color Tommy, some color Timmy.
Speaker 2: Your cat's name is Tommy?
Speaker 3: Right someone?
Speaker 2: Because in LA, the thing you get is people being
Speaker 2: like I don't actually know your name, and that's kind
Speaker 2: of a power play. But the ultimate power play is
Speaker 2: to come in on someone strong. Wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the little raccoons from animal Crossing, like the little
Speaker 5: ones that are tom.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah yeah nextws there you go equally cute.
Speaker 3: Wait, so can you I've my partner her magesty tried
Speaker 3: to walk our cat once or we have two cats.
Speaker 3: Tried to take one of them out and they were
Speaker 3: just like what the like it was. It was like
Speaker 3: dragging a cat on a rope is what that sort
Speaker 3: of ended up being for like four minutes, and then
Speaker 3: we're like, let's go back inside.
Speaker 5: Well I'm not sure she like wants to, but I
Speaker 5: want to give her the option. We're actually we're moving
Speaker 5: to Chicago, and so next week I'm going to be
Speaker 5: taking her on a plane and you have to walk
Speaker 5: through security with the cat out of the carrier, like
Speaker 5: you have to hold it, and then they swipe your
Speaker 5: hands for bomb stuff. Oh sure, and you have to
Speaker 5: like make sure the cat is still in your grass.
Speaker 5: So I want to make sure that I have a
Speaker 5: harness for at least that to like underneath. Yeah, yeah, yeah, heter.
Speaker 5: Losing an airport would be really cute, but it would
Speaker 5: be really annoying for oh yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Would be like a Diehard sequel.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, oh god, that'd be a great Diehard sequel
Speaker 5: in the airport. That's exactly what Dieheart is.
Speaker 3: We all know.
Speaker 2: Yes, and you have been to Chicago, not in the summer, just.
Speaker 5: Confirming I went for the first time since I was thirteen.
Speaker 5: Last month, when I was thirteen, I was there for
Speaker 5: three days in December. In December, Okay, it was actually lovely. Okay,
Speaker 5: it was a really oddly lovely time. It was my
Speaker 5: cousin's wedding. From what I've heard, it's great in the winter.
Speaker 5: I've only heard good things about Chicago winters.
Speaker 2: It makes sense. Chicago probably wants you to live there.
Speaker 2: Chicago people, when I ask them, they're like, no, you don't.
Speaker 2: You couldn't survive.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I'm like, I guess I can. They're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: maybe for a day, dummy, And I'm like.
Speaker 5: Good, I did, and so excited about living there. Like
Speaker 5: every other city people are like god, blah blah blah,
Speaker 5: and Chicago people are like it's great.
Speaker 3: It is really.
Speaker 5: I feel like it's a propaganda campaign.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's It hasn't always been that way, but
Speaker 2: I feel like recently cargo just gets raves from people
Speaker 2: who live there.
Speaker 3: They're like, yeah, I live in Chicago. It's actually awesome.
Speaker 2: I was like, I didn't ask, man, I just asked.
Speaker 3: We know, we know? Yeah. Yeah. I think because it
Speaker 3: threads that needle of being like a metropolitan city and
Speaker 3: a little bit mid of a Midwestern feel at the
Speaker 3: same time that it has like a balance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. Yeah, man, anyway, shout out Chicago, Shout out Chicago,
Speaker 2: Shout out heater.
Speaker 3: Shout out heat.
Speaker 2: Might need one of those in the winter. Sorry, I'm
Speaker 2: just what is something you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: Kat vinegar as a concept? I think we don't give
Speaker 5: enough credit to vinegar. We have salt and vinegar chips.
Speaker 5: It gives us a pop. I don't like cucumbers in general,
Speaker 5: so those types of pickles are not a fan of.
Speaker 5: But like pickling any other vegetable, you can't do it
Speaker 5: without vinegar. Yeah, it's a great cleaning solution. It can
Speaker 5: get like pretty much anything off of anything can take
Speaker 5: any smell out once again, salt and vinegar chips. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I just don't think we give enough credit to vinegar.
Speaker 3: I love vinegar chips. Dude.
Speaker 2: We decide that vinegar was a food stuff and then
Speaker 2: spilled it on something and watched the dirt like melt away, Like,
Speaker 2: I wonder which can discovery or was it?
Speaker 3: Was it a.
Speaker 2: Cleaning solution that somebody dropped a potato chip in and
Speaker 2: then was like, I'm too hungry to not eat this thing.
Speaker 5: I think it was someone being like like when you
Speaker 5: sell sharpies and you're like, smells kind of good.
Speaker 3: It was like that.
Speaker 4: Oh I guess it derives from the old French term
Speaker 4: meaning sour wine. Never mind, Okay, well fine, I love it.
Speaker 5: Area chips.
Speaker 3: Oh, I love a good like when there's a good
Speaker 3: salt vinegar chip. I like regional chips, you know whatever,
Speaker 3: like it is like the local brand. I'm not like,
Speaker 3: I don't care what the flavor is.
Speaker 5: Its fascinating.
Speaker 3: Like you go to like you know, like like Louisiana
Speaker 3: and these z apps like kraw Tapers and those are
Speaker 3: like I was like, yo, what fuck? These are amazing.
Speaker 3: There's no pickle chips. But yeah, I like I'm a
Speaker 3: big saltmn vinegar person for sure. Yeah me too.
Speaker 2: I like sualt vinegar also, like like anything with.
Speaker 3: A little bit of kick. Yeah, are you when you
Speaker 3: get do you get fish and chips and then just
Speaker 3: douse the ship in vinegar?
Speaker 5: Are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: Because right now I'm on a real like tin fish kick.
Speaker 5: Because like now, if you've tried sardines on a salt
Speaker 5: and vineger chip or Antroby's on a saltan vinegar chip.
Speaker 5: If you really like vinegar and salt, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: Okay, oh wow, I just want.
Speaker 5: To pick that out vinegar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fish, yeah, exactly, a good minionette. You know, the
Speaker 3: red wine vinegar is essentially so fancy. Not a girl minion, Minionette.
Speaker 2: No, it's not a girl, right, I just want and
Speaker 2: I knew that. I was just clarifying.
Speaker 4: Really quick, minion. Oh I mean a minion.
Speaker 2: Damn dude, this restaurant sucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Just your rench sharpie like that. That is one of
Speaker 2: my favorite smells, along with like tennis ball, new car.
Speaker 3: There's are are they?
Speaker 2: Somebody needs to create like an air freshener that sharpie scented,
Speaker 2: because I feel like I don't know that many people
Speaker 2: who openly admit to loving the smell of sharpie.
Speaker 3: Are we talking about Stralia Sharpie? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I love that smell.
Speaker 3: I mean it's got it. Yeah, it's got that. It's
Speaker 3: like it's like a nice cheese, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: where you're like and then you're like.
Speaker 5: That you can't sanitizers like the cheesemonger of third grade.
Speaker 5: You know, you're just like, oh, it's kind of stinky.
Speaker 3: But I kind of love it, but it's kind of
Speaker 3: it's me, you know, part of my brain that I'm
Speaker 3: not used to. Maybe it's a brain decay, but I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are the accidental chemical compounds that for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: I like want everythings. Yeah, gasoline is the.
Speaker 5: A list after this stuff. Like I don't know someone
Speaker 5: that likes weird smells or someone that smells dangerous materials.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're like, and gasoline, are you making like flaming
Speaker 3: tennis ball? Like yeah, we did that too, but tennis
Speaker 3: ball and then launched it started.
Speaker 5: For sak We got a new business idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you like tennis ball because I know I'm not.
Speaker 5: I Are we dogs?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think we might be. Yeah, I remember it, he got.
Speaker 3: I remember getting in trouble at a Big Five for
Speaker 3: popping open a tennis ball camp when I was like
Speaker 3: four that we didn't we weren't buying, but then my
Speaker 3: dad had to buy because I was just cracking it
Speaker 3: at the at the Big Five. I was like, you
Speaker 3: know what, let me yep, And I was up like
Speaker 3: Don Junior on a Morrow logo.
Speaker 5: His Rumble show is just so good in the world.
Speaker 2: God, Yeah, we're gonna have to watch it.
Speaker 3: We watched it on yesterday's episode. I think we're gonna
Speaker 3: have to watch it again at least talk about that
Speaker 3: whole situation.
Speaker 5: Sir, sir, I have a specific clip if y'all are interested.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, great, I wonder if it's the same clip. Yeah?
Speaker 3: Was it from the JD Vans livestream?
Speaker 5: Oh no, this is one from like a couple of
Speaker 5: months ago where he's ranting about Fox News and like
Speaker 5: it just gets They're like they won't let me on anymore,
Speaker 5: and like just keeps going on and on and it's.
Speaker 3: Extremes, like about.
Speaker 5: I will put a link to this, Okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put that in there. What is something you think
Speaker 4: is overrated?
Speaker 3: Kat?
Speaker 5: I'm so glad you asked, because this is very near
Speaker 5: and dear to my heart. The movie Forrest Gump.
Speaker 3: Hmm, okay, not a good movie.
Speaker 5: Tom Hanks is great in it, like the performances great. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's not a good movie. People think it's good because
Speaker 5: boomers think it's good, and they only think it's good
Speaker 5: because they can point screen and go I know that.
Speaker 5: I was there. I saw that. I remember that.
Speaker 2: Kennedy as to.
Speaker 5: Do you know what the moral of Forrest Gump is
Speaker 5: listen to authority, yes, yep, and served in the military,
Speaker 5: and once he listened to authority and everything for yourself,
Speaker 5: and you will be a millionaire who has a child
Speaker 5: with the love of his life and has a super
Speaker 5: happy life. If you question authority, do drugs have sex?
Speaker 5: Support black liberation? Guess what you're gonna die of? Probably aids?
Speaker 5: Do we do? We know what she died of?
Speaker 3: Yeh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, And yeah that Jack.
Speaker 3: You always do bring up the emptiness of the represent
Speaker 3: like how the black.
Speaker 2: Represent represents that. The whole scene in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Where he like gets off the bus and there's just
Speaker 2: a bunch of lines aimlessly walking around. This is like
Speaker 2: Roberts and Maxis's vision of activism. It's just lines like
Speaker 2: walking Like I was like when I first saw it,
Speaker 2: I was like, that's a pleasant time at the American
Speaker 2: Movie Theater when I was you know, I was a child.
Speaker 3: And then like I rewatched it.
Speaker 2: We did an episode of After Hours about it, and
Speaker 2: I was like, this will be one of the points
Speaker 2: on After Hours that I write about. And I ended
Speaker 2: up writing like the longest episode of Drivers ever, just
Speaker 2: about Forrest Gump that that was a cracked video show
Speaker 2: back in the day, and it, yeah, the specifically the
Speaker 2: DC stuff about like hippie activists. But then there's a
Speaker 2: scene where they're in the black panther like in a
Speaker 2: black panther headquarters and he uncomfort a black panther is
Speaker 2: like ranting at him, and then he sees Jenny's boyfriend
Speaker 2: Pusher on the other side of the room, and he
Speaker 2: runs towards Jenny's boyfriend to like I'll punch him, and
Speaker 2: the black panther keeps ranting at the empty space that
Speaker 2: he just was in, as if he was like a
Speaker 2: anger automaton, right, And like that I think is like
Speaker 2: the most telling, weird little detail of like the absence
Speaker 2: of thought that Robert S. Machis and like boomers in
Speaker 2: general like give to these things. Like how they've treated
Speaker 2: liber movements since they happened in the sixties is just
Speaker 2: as like hood ornaments for like advertising, you know, like
Speaker 2: just like yes, things that they can use as empty
Speaker 2: gestures and like co opt to sell fucking printers or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: Like I feel like there's this is really insightful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like it's it was, Yeah, there there are it's
Speaker 2: worse that it is both bad and worth a closer look,
Speaker 2: because there's just so much shit in it that it's.
Speaker 5: Not a good movie. Like it's structurally it's him being
Speaker 5: like I wiped my face while walking a bunch and
Speaker 5: there was a smiley face here, and that's like we
Speaker 5: didn't need that. We didn't need Forrest Gum inventing the
Speaker 5: smiley face. No, we didn't need like any of that movie. Also,
Speaker 5: after Bubba dies, like they barely mention him, Like they
Speaker 5: name the company after him, his family gets money. That's cool,
Speaker 5: but like I'm not sure if he's mentioned again after that,
Speaker 5: maybe like once or twice, but he is supposedly like
Speaker 5: the most influential person for life and he never comes
Speaker 5: up again.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And well, capitalism ultimately is a form of karma
Speaker 2: that that like pays people in line with.
Speaker 3: Like how good they are.
Speaker 2: Also like in that movie, right, he just you know,
Speaker 2: he believes in God and then God repays him by
Speaker 2: like giving him a bunch of apple stock that he
Speaker 2: then gives to Bubba.
Speaker 3: Yeah, also like.
Speaker 5: To what's his face to Gary's nice?
Speaker 2: Sorry, yeah, their finances wrong, But so he starts a
Speaker 2: company with Gary Sonice, and like Bubba's estate has a
Speaker 2: part of it, and that's what when they strike it
Speaker 2: rich because a hurricane wipes out the other shrimp fishermen.
Speaker 5: And you know, Lieutenant Dan can is over his racism
Speaker 5: against Vietnamese people and his trauma because he's down to
Speaker 5: bang a Vietnamese woman exactly, which.
Speaker 3: Shows called growth. Thank you, It's called growth.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree, I agree.
Speaker 3: I always loved the allusion that he made to Apollo
Speaker 3: thirteen by saying his legs are the same things that
Speaker 3: were on the Space Shuttle. It was this guy's inn
Speaker 3: Apollo thirteen. Is this a reference? And I'm like, even
Speaker 3: though they're not, I don't I remember that was like
Speaker 3: my weird type.
Speaker 2: Of brain came out before Apollo thirteen, So yeah.
Speaker 5: He was conspiracy theory. It's canon. And my now, that's
Speaker 5: the only good part of this movie.
Speaker 2: Came out to all of you before Apollo thirteen. But yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, the illuminati saw that ship way before.
Speaker 3: Oh, producer Victor said he went to space in the book.
Speaker 3: There's a book.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh yeah, there's a book. And the author hated
Speaker 5: the book so much he wrote a Forrest Gump two
Speaker 5: and it's like complete dog shit, so that way they
Speaker 5: couldn't adapt it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then they were going to adapt it Forrest
Speaker 2: cut two. The script was written, they had like were
Speaker 2: having one of their first production meetings on September twelfth,
Speaker 2: two thousand and one. It was scheduled for and they
Speaker 2: like went to the meeting and they were like, so
Speaker 2: he can't do this, right, Like, we just can't do
Speaker 2: because otherwise people are gonna be like, wait, so when
Speaker 2: does nine to eleven happen? But the script had him
Speaker 2: in the back seat of the white Bronco during the
Speaker 2: bronco chase.
Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, so how he became OJ's friend who knows? Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's just there and he like follows it chases a
Speaker 3: butterfly into the back of the Bronco and he's like
Speaker 3: trapped in there. He's like, oh, I was just looking
Speaker 3: for a butterfly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, let's take a quick break, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna come back and take a look at the upcoming
Speaker 2: election and right wing media.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back and we're back.
Speaker 2: We're back, We're back, and we're back. Oh, Barbershop Quartet.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I call it the upcoming election.
Speaker 2: The election is happening. We're in the we're in.
Speaker 3: The home strangety eight days out when you hear this,
Speaker 3: and for an American election, yeah, yeah, like upcoming to
Speaker 3: make it feel like it's still far down the road
Speaker 3: and we can just exist in this weird, fucked up
Speaker 3: liminal space until we figure out what's happening. But like Kat,
Speaker 3: obviously you have had your eyes on right wing punditry
Speaker 3: for a very long time. And just like over the
Speaker 3: last week, you know, like a weekest passed since Kamalo
Speaker 3: was became the presumptive nominee Biden stepped down.
Speaker 2: That's fucking crazy, by the way. It's like, I know,
Speaker 2: this is like an old thing where people are like, well,
Speaker 2: it's only been a week, like it feels like a year.
Speaker 2: But that's crazy that Biden was the presumptive nominee like
Speaker 2: eight days ago as of this recording.
Speaker 5: Sure, on Saturday, the debate was a month ago, like
Speaker 5: a month from Saturday, right, right, that's how long it
Speaker 5: has been. We have the assassination attempt jd Vance RNC,
Speaker 5: this stupid bubble on my zoom that's popping up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then just like yeah, that's right, and that
Speaker 2: is true. We want to thumbs up that, But I
Speaker 2: was curious, like it seems like we've known for decades.
Speaker 3: That he wants to oh yeah, and he's just generally
Speaker 3: so sucky as a person.
Speaker 4: But I think broadly, like what's your read on right
Speaker 4: wing punditry and the current state of like how they're
Speaker 4: contending with the switch up of opponents, because prior to
Speaker 4: the switch it felt like they were fucking spiking the
Speaker 4: football at the RNC.
Speaker 3: They're like, who babe, babe, we got the old guy.
Speaker 3: And they can't say our guys old because they cancel
Speaker 3: each other out, but will continue to be like this
Speaker 3: man is old and decrepit. But now it's like feels
Speaker 3: like pure frustration, but like it's masked in this other
Speaker 3: weird cockiness slash hatred, which they know how to do well.
Speaker 3: But what's your sort of read on kind of how
Speaker 3: they're dealing with the change and opponents and strategy.
Speaker 5: They're so mad, they're just like that drill tweet that's like,
Speaker 5: don't tell, don't put in the paper that I'm mad, right,
Speaker 5: so fucking bad, it's insane. The thing that like it's
Speaker 5: hard for me to wrap my head around is the right,
Speaker 5: is so good at playing the long game. That's why
Speaker 5: we don't, you know, have row anymore. They're so good
Speaker 5: at playing the long game. And no one really thought
Speaker 5: that Kamala could be the nominee. Like they even joked
Speaker 5: about it all the time, like what if Biden does
Speaker 5: blah blah, Like I've heard Andy bring that up. But
Speaker 5: it's always like they tagged Newsome or a Michelle Obama,
Speaker 5: despite Michelle Obama always being like, no, I will never
Speaker 5: do this. Every it's it's their worst nightmare, and she
Speaker 5: keeps telling them it will never happen, and they still
Speaker 5: don't believe her. But it feels like none of them,
Speaker 5: like the real you know, voices in the Republican Party,
Speaker 5: actually thought this was a possibility that would genuinely happen.
Speaker 5: I think they thought they were going to run against Joe,
Speaker 5: And I mean I honestly didn't think Joe Biden would
Speaker 5: step down. And I got a lot of shit for
Speaker 5: advocating for that for a straight up month. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: then like this is true, this is true.
Speaker 2: Miles had a question that that was my next question,
Speaker 2: why do you hit America love Trump?
Speaker 3: That's Trump?
Speaker 5: As a Palestinian woman who works in disinformation. I want
Speaker 5: Trump to be president.
Speaker 2: I'm really sorry to us.
Speaker 5: To marry one of his cabinet members at gunpoint. I'm
Speaker 5: super excited about that. But yeah, so they're they're really mad,
Speaker 5: and there's I've talked a lot about this in the
Speaker 5: last like two three weeks, even before she was the nominee.
Speaker 5: But they don't know how to attack her. You can't
Speaker 5: do the same exact shit you did with Hillary because
Speaker 5: there's no foundation. With Hillary Clinton. You had like twenty
Speaker 5: thirty years of making this woman the most evil person
Speaker 5: on the planet. If you believe Alex Jones, she has
Speaker 5: killed like six hundred people with her bare hands.
Speaker 2: Liftic serial killer in America, the.
Speaker 5: Most prolific serial killer. Like yeah, cracking you know next
Speaker 5: and just drinking baby blood.
Speaker 2: She just goes up behind people, turns their head to
Speaker 2: the side, shop that.
Speaker 3: Up and thee yes.
Speaker 5: But that's you know, that's what she was. And even
Speaker 5: to the people that didn't believe those conspiracy theories, she
Speaker 5: was like this gigantic bitch. She was like this frigid bitch.
Speaker 5: Tucker used to stay on MSNBC all the time. He'd
Speaker 5: be like, every time I see her, right cross my
Speaker 5: legs because like to like protect his balls, which is weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, what world do you live in, Tucker? Where
Speaker 3: if you don't do that? What happens when.
Speaker 5: You don't do what happens when you don't do that?
Speaker 5: And you have like people asking they would be like,
Speaker 5: so do you still cross your legs when you hear
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton's name? And yes, I do. It was such
Speaker 5: a weird time, but they had, you know, all of
Speaker 5: this villainization for so long and it worked. And you know,
Speaker 5: it wasn't like she was the most popular candidate and
Speaker 5: there was, you know, the sense of entitlement. There was
Speaker 5: a lot going on. There was a lack of campaigning.
Speaker 5: But in terms of the misogynist magic that they worked
Speaker 5: back then, it doesn't quite translate to Kamala Harris because
Speaker 5: for the last four years they've been con ascending to her,
Speaker 5: which is like really fun if you want to make
Speaker 5: yourself feel like a big strong man, but like not
Speaker 5: super effective for creating a narrative that permeates the entire culture. Right,
Speaker 5: So they've been making fun of her laugh and talking
Speaker 5: about like that school bus thing and saying like she
Speaker 5: can't put a sentence together and then of course, like
Speaker 5: the racist and sexist stuff, but like it's that's the
Speaker 5: best they've.
Speaker 3: Got, you know.
Speaker 5: They call her radical and Marxist and a socialist, and like, god, I.
Speaker 2: Wish right, yeah, I know, Trump had that attack where
Speaker 2: he just like went off, but she's the biggest socialist
Speaker 2: to America. No, America could not have like a socialist.
Speaker 2: And I was just like, god, could you imagine, like if.
Speaker 5: I wish Democrats were the way that Republicans firand them
Speaker 5: right right right exactly, Sorry, I mean interrupt you, Jack.
Speaker 2: No, No, that's that's all I had, was just the
Speaker 2: agreeing and saying like yeah, Trump, Trump really like laid
Speaker 2: out a version of Kamala Harris that I could get behind.
Speaker 5: That's my president right there. But they have like all
Speaker 5: these things, they talk about how she's a borders are
Speaker 5: But I feel like for the most part, it's been
Speaker 5: like the fact checks have been consistent on like that's
Speaker 5: a title that right wing media made up. Even on
Speaker 5: Fox you had some contributors having to correct hosts being like, oh,
Speaker 5: that's the title we made up. She was in charge,
Speaker 5: like she was appointed to be, you know, focusing on
Speaker 5: migration issues in twenty twenty one, but that title borders
Speaker 5: are is not something that exists. And also that's homeland security.
Speaker 5: It deals with it anyway. So they just ended up
Speaker 5: putting themselves in this corner where they're saying just throwing
Speaker 5: anything at the wall and seeing what sticks, and it's
Speaker 5: making them extremely unlikable, like even more unlikable, which I
Speaker 5: didn't think was possible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, calling her the DEI candidate seemed to be the
Speaker 2: first coherent strategy, and then it seems like they've now
Speaker 2: come back and said, don't don't do that, don't do
Speaker 2: a racism Maybe on that one, yeah, they were.
Speaker 5: Like, Wow, you could sub in the N word and
Speaker 5: like it would still get the same vibe. And yeah,
Speaker 5: and I wish she was like that anymore.
Speaker 3: People are hearing that. Some do, but most are like,
Speaker 3: what the fuck is this? Gross?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you it was smart. In one of your videos,
Speaker 2: you were talking about how this is basically just the
Speaker 2: Southern strategy all over again, and that's what they've been doing,
Speaker 2: especially since the rise of Trump. But you know, the
Speaker 2: Southern strategy was Nixon's strategy to just you know, basically
Speaker 2: be racist in words that haven't officially been deemed racist yet.
Speaker 2: Like racist in words that make your racist voters feel
Speaker 2: okay about being racist.
Speaker 3: Doing some We're just auditioning some dog whistles right.
Speaker 5: Now, Yeah, yeah, shins them out.
Speaker 2: It's like a tuning session of dog whistles.
Speaker 5: And look it goes back the other way too, like
Speaker 5: in terms of the Southern strategy, you ne'd have instead
Speaker 5: of saying the N word, which is what Leatwater, a strategist,
Speaker 5: famously said over and over again. He was like, you
Speaker 5: couldn't say the N words, so instead you said states
Speaker 5: rights or forced bussing, And that's dog whistles have you know,
Speaker 5: been around as long as politics, but they've been become
Speaker 5: especially prominent since then. But you also have it the
Speaker 5: other way, like talking about Judeo Christian values, you don't
Speaker 5: need the they mean they mean white, yeah, but always
Speaker 5: mean white. Like if you just put white where that is,
Speaker 5: that's what they mean. And that's how the Republican Party
Speaker 5: even remains relevant because you do have some people, you know,
Speaker 5: I grew up conservative where it's like, well that doesn't
Speaker 5: mean white, Like I care about my faith, so like
Speaker 5: that obviously means my faith. And then you have people
Speaker 5: that you know, know what it means and they're happy
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: They their lack of being able to, like, to your point,
Speaker 4: like articulate what she is or isn't. I mean yeah,
Speaker 4: but when you when you said you're gonna come on,
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, Kat, can you hit us with
Speaker 4: some clips that you feel kind of encapsulate sort of
Speaker 4: the just the grasping, just the swiping, it just thin
Speaker 4: air that they're trying to, you know, formulate attacks on that.
Speaker 3: We can talk about. This first one that you sent
Speaker 3: over was from Mark Levin, and he is talking about
Speaker 3: I don't again, and his understanding of history is not great,
Speaker 3: I would say, based on how he is trying to
Speaker 3: describe her. But this is just one of the many
Speaker 3: attacks we've heard that again, like you also made the point,
Speaker 3: You're like, we've all heard the racist, misogynistic stuff, like
Speaker 3: what about some other failures to formulate any kind of
Speaker 3: like line of attack. So let's check this one out.
Speaker 6: Equity is the endgame.
Speaker 8: That's about dehumanizing the individual. This is what Totalaturn regimes do. Equity,
Speaker 8: we got to get to the end game. Everybody is
Speaker 8: the same. That's the kamer rouge, that is that is
Speaker 8: that is mau That is sick. So I want you
Speaker 8: to listen to this.
Speaker 6: This is Kamala Harris explaining her totalitarian ideology, which is
Speaker 6: pure Marxism, not from me, from her, to.
Speaker 9: Be about a goal of saying everybody should end up
Speaker 9: in the same place. Since we didn't start in the
Speaker 9: same place. Some folks might need more what equitable distribution,
Speaker 9: but we also need to fight for equity understanding and
Speaker 9: not everyone starts out at the same place, so there's
Speaker 9: a big.
Speaker 5: Difference between equality and equity.
Speaker 9: Equality suggest often everybody should get the same thing.
Speaker 8: That's not what equality means.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mark, Can I just show me my privilege
Speaker 2: here for a second and let you know that I didn't.
Speaker 2: I've never seen that man before in my life.
Speaker 5: Mark, I love this for you, like I love this
Speaker 5: for you. I cannot. He sounds like an evil Gilbert Gottfried.
Speaker 5: He is the most intolerable person on Fox News. When
Speaker 5: he comes on Handy's show, Handity just gives him five
Speaker 5: minutes to scream and it's awful. Anyone that Handy calls
Speaker 5: the great Mark live in like no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's there, Andy Rooney.
Speaker 3: He but it's just it's super wild just again that
Speaker 3: their line of attack is to go after the very
Speaker 3: concept of equality and try and put it through their
Speaker 3: Fox Funhouse mirror and be like, equality is actually totalitarianism,
Speaker 3: which is not what we're trying to do. We are,
Speaker 3: we are, but that's not that's what they're trying. They
Speaker 3: have their version too that should be scary, and it's
Speaker 3: called equitable treatment of people or being able to address
Speaker 3: inequality and address that. Now, I'm not sure entirely that
Speaker 3: you know, her presidency would go after such a thing,
Speaker 3: you know, in a way that felt truly tangible. But
Speaker 3: at the same time, that is a concept that would
Speaker 3: unite people because it is a huge issue. Yeah, we
Speaker 3: have such just deep seated inequality in the country that, yeah,
Speaker 3: that feels like something that could be done that helps
Speaker 3: all people. But again they're just the projectionists really.
Speaker 2: They're like those are very highly selected poll quotes, Like
Speaker 2: they're like, this is the wildest shit we could find
Speaker 2: to make her seem completely out there, right, it's just like,
Speaker 2: I think equity would be neat for people, And how
Speaker 2: dare you?
Speaker 5: First off, Yeah, sorry, we all know rights are a
Speaker 5: zero sum game, that's right, right, We're all aware of this,
Speaker 5: but also like equity has been a scary word on
Speaker 5: Fox News for the last four years. They love talking
Speaker 5: about equity. They're like equality is great, but equity is bad,
Speaker 5: and sometimes they get them mixed up, which is very silly. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but yeah, that's definitely a big thing they love talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, he only I'm sure if we let him
Speaker 3: go further, he would have gotten real racist. But first
Speaker 3: he wanted to give a quick lesson to try and
Speaker 3: bring a bit of like negative charge to the word equity,
Speaker 3: to try and you know, inoculate the viewers.
Speaker 5: But yeah, he's really cool. I don't know what you're
Speaker 5: talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean we're hanging out later. I
Speaker 3: got I got some some Abraham Lincoln sketches I want
Speaker 3: to sell him that I think you'll like, so that
Speaker 3: he can hang them up in his office. The other one,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: This might be just the Southern strategy if we add
Speaker 2: misogyny into the Southern strategy, which I think we probably can.
Speaker 2: But criticizing her for smiling too much or too widely,
Speaker 2: like having too big a smile, used to be the
Speaker 2: goal here. I don't mean to sound at all sexist,
Speaker 2: all right, but I think a man could not smile
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine? Then he's doing joker smiles. Men don't
Speaker 3: do his smile.
Speaker 2: And not all women do that anyway, Sorry, but that's
Speaker 2: the way I feel.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: It is also exactly bolster your point.
Speaker 3: That is exactly like I'm sure you.
Speaker 2: Could just pull fifty different moments of him smiling like
Speaker 2: that on Fox News and like building a career.
Speaker 3: Show any time, Like when Trump did the State of
Speaker 3: the Union and he walks through the like the chambers
Speaker 3: and all the all the people on the right are
Speaker 3: trying to shake his hands. Yeah, yeah, yeah, notice me Trump.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, it's it's very much apparent. But again, that's
Speaker 3: also a very interesting one. Like it felt it feels
Speaker 3: very Hilary esque. This feels like they're trying something from
Speaker 3: the Hillary playbook, and like, yeah, that one's not quite
Speaker 3: sticky either. Huh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they spent the last four years making fun of her.
Speaker 5: Laugh this one. You know, it's it's Greg Kelly. He's
Speaker 5: on news Max, which is like Fox News but with
Speaker 5: lower production value and like fewer sensors. But they're really
Speaker 5: just trying whatever. They're like, men don't smile and you
Speaker 5: don't want to present that smiles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because if they did, what would that mean?
Speaker 5: They would mean they're a pussy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, gay, Yeah they're gay. They smile all right,
Speaker 3: English or Spanish? What are you doing on the stage?
Speaker 2: Tough and dances like this to y m c A like, yeah,
Speaker 2: jacking two people off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's the one we want.
Speaker 5: That's the straightest ship I've seen in my life.
Speaker 3: Yes, just rigid arm pumping. Yeah, for sure, I'm talking
Speaker 3: about I don't have honey in my hips. That would
Speaker 3: be a little too effeminate for me. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The most rigid hips like that is the one we
Speaker 2: don't want.
Speaker 5: Men I can dance. We hate men.
Speaker 3: They can dance, yea famously famously it means nothing like gross. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The least thing is a man who can bend at
Speaker 2: the hips.
Speaker 5: That is what I don't even want to go on
Speaker 5: with that guy.
Speaker 2: I do want to so this. I don't know if
Speaker 2: this is going to be a coherent strategy on their part,
Speaker 2: but there were two things from last weekend that are
Speaker 2: our little alarming that we covered on yesterday's episode, and
Speaker 2: I'm just curious to get your thoughts on as someone
Speaker 2: who understands them or has seen the fox whisper.
Speaker 3: The fox whisper.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to say it, but you're yeah, I
Speaker 2: ever got it.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: So Trump said last week that in four years, the
Speaker 2: supporters won't have to vote, basically like specifically Christians, like
Speaker 2: just vote this time. Four years will have it fixed
Speaker 2: so you don't have to vote. And then around the
Speaker 2: same time, Kevin Roberts had a disconcerting quote where he
Speaker 2: was like, we are winning in ways that the other
Speaker 2: side doesn't yet know. We're not going to tell you
Speaker 2: everything that's coming. Get ready to fight. Both statements that
Speaker 2: could be read in a very like violently authoritarian direction.
Speaker 2: And I'm just curious because I do think in much
Speaker 2: the way that in his first election there was a
Speaker 2: lot of confusion over like, how is he getting more
Speaker 2: popular after saying these horrifying things, and then we eventually realized, oh,
Speaker 2: the cruelty is the point. I think in some ways,
Speaker 2: the authoritarianism and the fascism is the point this time around,
Speaker 2: like he is running at least partially on like the
Speaker 2: fact that he wished he could have overturned the last election,
Speaker 2: and I think a lot of his supporters wished he
Speaker 2: could have, And I'm just wondering if you think that
Speaker 2: will become more and more like a thing that they
Speaker 2: at least gesture towards, or if they're going to keep
Speaker 2: kind of if he's going to keep being like Project
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. I've never heard of it. We're good here,
Speaker 2: you know, until he actually wins and that we're fucked.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I mean absolutely, he's going to keep going
Speaker 5: with the authoritarian stick. And I'm not even sure it's
Speaker 5: because like, I don't think Trump, you know, has a
Speaker 5: cogent political philosophy, even when it comes to his own authoritarianism.
Speaker 5: I think he's just really mad that he didn't get
Speaker 5: to be president again and do all of his insane
Speaker 5: stuff to keep being president, and so this time around,
Speaker 5: he's just like he doesn't have any guard rails. He's
Speaker 5: you know, this season's Homelander. He's just acting erratic and
Speaker 5: not even doing like the minimal amount of thinking that
Speaker 5: he would do. You know, it was interesting that he
Speaker 5: tried to distance himself from Project twenty twenty five, but
Speaker 5: he's taken no steps to distance himself from the Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 5: And I think that the Hairs campaign, you know, it's
Speaker 5: only been a week, so not gone wind. They keep
Speaker 5: going this way, but like the way that they have
Speaker 5: been respect bonding of continuing to hit on this and
Speaker 5: to mention it and also present it in a way
Speaker 5: that's like kind of fun, like these people are weird.
Speaker 5: I think is really important. For the last two elections,
Speaker 5: the Democrats, their entire thing was we are saving democracy.
Speaker 5: If you don't vote for us, everything will be horrible,
Speaker 5: which like true, but also people want to vote for something, yes,
Speaker 5: And it also allows you to get away with like
Speaker 5: not delivering. I mean, Joe Biden didn't deliver on a
Speaker 5: bunch of his campaign promises because his whole thing was like, well,
Speaker 5: I want to beat Donald Trump. He said he'd caught
Speaker 5: afy row and do voting legislation, and he didn't do
Speaker 5: either of those things. Because Joe Manchin when the Republican Party,
Speaker 5: you'd be able to pressure their own caucus like that
Speaker 5: Noe problem, And so you don't have to deliver on
Speaker 5: much if you're just delivering on saving democracy. And people
Speaker 5: get tired of being scared all the time, and when
Speaker 5: you're scared all the time, authoritarianism can sound really good,
Speaker 5: depending on who you are because you want a big
Speaker 5: strong man to protect you. You want a big strong
Speaker 5: man to attack your enemies. And if you're scared because
Speaker 5: of the vaccine or the illegals or the you know,
Speaker 5: crime wave or whatever other bullshit thing you're being attacked
Speaker 5: with non stop, you might want someone that talks like
Speaker 5: Trump does, where you're like, I don't need to think
Speaker 5: about this anymore. I don't have to vote anymore. I
Speaker 5: don't have to worry about you know, Kamala Harris or
Speaker 5: AOC being president anymore because this man is going to
Speaker 5: take care of it and there's no way that could
Speaker 5: backfire on me, right right, And so like it, like
Speaker 5: it resonates with some people. I think that this way
Speaker 5: of attacking it of like, yes, it's super dangerous, we
Speaker 5: don't like it, not cool, but also being like it's
Speaker 5: fucking weird to want to restrict women's movement from state
Speaker 5: to state federally is the way to go, because it
Speaker 5: makes us be like, yeah, that that is fucking weird.
Speaker 5: Why would we want our elected officials to do that? Like,
Speaker 5: why what are they actually promising?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm really surprised how well the weird line
Speaker 3: of attack has taken hold like and in a way
Speaker 3: that feels like it does roll off the tongue too, because.
Speaker 4: Again they've been they've been described.
Speaker 3: Accurately as many other things like you know, misogynists, racists,
Speaker 3: ethno nationalists like you name it. And but again, just
Speaker 3: summing it up is like weird. While it does take
Speaker 3: a lot of the sting out of the severity of
Speaker 3: what they believe, I feel like it just connects with
Speaker 3: more people to be like, Yeah, who the fuck is
Speaker 3: talking about a Christian takeovers? It is weird.
Speaker 2: Those words all sound like homework, you know. It's like
Speaker 2: that's no national critic. Fuck you, Like, I don't what
Speaker 2: are you making me learn, asshole? But weird?
Speaker 3: Is weird or not?
Speaker 2: The distillation that into weird is pretty compelling.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean like people in disinformation, like me and my colleagues,
Speaker 5: my old boss Andrew Lawrence has been saying this for years.
Speaker 5: We've been like, please just like change your campaign strategy
Speaker 5: to be like, look at these freaks. They want to
Speaker 5: your child's genitals when they got into a locker room
Speaker 5: and stop them from eating lunch. It's like when you
Speaker 5: have a guy at a party who's being like a
Speaker 5: huge dick and you can either fight him or like
Speaker 5: be really pissed off at him, and then especially if
Speaker 5: you're a woman, he'll like, you know, try to condescend
Speaker 5: to you, or when he tries to, you know, push in.
Speaker 5: You can just be like okay and then ignore him, yea,
Speaker 5: and not actually ignore him because we're running an election here,
Speaker 5: but you're not giving them the response they want and
Speaker 5: it's really pissing them off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you're like, no, I prefer to fight on
Speaker 3: this battle ground, which is not whether or not people
Speaker 3: are using litter boxes in a classroom. I'm over here
Speaker 3: saying you're fucking weird, dude.
Speaker 5: Yes, what is that Democrats are finally fighting on their
Speaker 5: own turf rather than immediately capitulating whatever the right is
Speaker 5: saying is true. And that's not all Democrats and this
Speaker 5: has been one week. They are famously good at messing
Speaker 5: things up, but this messaging is and things that come
Speaker 5: off of it of like, let's do we really want
Speaker 5: to live in a society where like we're trying to
Speaker 5: get rid of free weather reports like why why are
Speaker 5: we doing this? Which is in Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: is you know more, it hits harder for the average American.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. When you're like, no fault, divorces, what the
Speaker 3: what's wrong? It's all weird.
Speaker 5: It kind of makes it fun. You know, twenty was
Speaker 5: a real drag of an election, and this time we're like,
Speaker 5: ha ha, you'll are weird.
Speaker 3: Y'all are weird.
Speaker 2: And if you didn't fuck a couch, you have the
Speaker 2: couch fucking st energy of anyone. And you didn't know
Speaker 2: that was a thing a week ago.
Speaker 3: Believe it if someone told me. But I think all the.
Speaker 5: Star guy said your shoes are too big and right,
Speaker 5: but to.
Speaker 2: Your point about them fucking fucking things up. I heard
Speaker 2: she is considering for her V pick VP pick also
Speaker 2: JD Vance to really fuck with Trump.
Speaker 3: So yeah, but no, like I think you know when
Speaker 3: you like we were talking, you know, hearing just Donald
Speaker 3: Trump Junior, like when he did his live from mar
Speaker 3: A Lago, shit, talking to JD. Vans recently, Like it's
Speaker 3: pretty remarkable, Like this guy is flying off of the
Speaker 3: confidence of being Donald Trump Junior or some other I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: I think he must have been meditating and just.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's using heads.
Speaker 5: Actually have a fun present for y'all about.
Speaker 4: This Okay, what what I actually I talked.
Speaker 5: About this on terminally online this weekend, but this comes up.
Speaker 5: But I have my notes right here. The only reason
Speaker 5: JD Vance is you'll probably know is VP is because
Speaker 5: Donald Trump Junior and Eric Trump were like, do not
Speaker 5: pick Doug Berg and pick this guy. We love him.
Speaker 3: Do him?
Speaker 2: Do him?
Speaker 5: Yeah, JD JD. Because they're like super online.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump Junior has pitched a lot of people to
Speaker 5: be in Trump's cabinet, and I have a list of
Speaker 5: them right here.
Speaker 3: Okay, and I think he.
Speaker 5: Only knows like four government positions because most of them
Speaker 5: are Would you like to hear some of vice president? Honestly?
Speaker 5: Probably I would. Obviously Dan Bongino, who was a Fox
Speaker 5: host who got fired the Bonge, the Bonge, I want
Speaker 5: to be at the r n C. For vice president,
Speaker 5: and because I think he'd made a great vice president.
Speaker 5: Dano vice president for vice president United the guy that
Speaker 5: couldn't even get a weekday Fox News show. For Vice
Speaker 5: President Tucker Carlson, also for Vice President Ramaswami, also for
Speaker 5: Vice President Carrie Lake, also for Vice president.
Speaker 2: Hey, he's not to your point. One thing he has
Speaker 2: in common with Americas does not want to do homework.
Speaker 3: Okay, does not want to do.
Speaker 5: We also have Tucker Carlson again, but for press secretary.
Speaker 3: He forgot he put him on the VP.
Speaker 5: He was like, we have to do here Ben diagrams.
Speaker 5: I love Ben diagram Oh. Laura Lumer for press secretary,
Speaker 5: Oh no, it can. It gets you better. Owen Schreyer,
Speaker 5: who works with Alex Jones. He's like Alex Jones' is
Speaker 5: you know, right hand man or was depending on who
Speaker 5: you ask him for press secretary because I remember if
Speaker 5: they are only like three jobs in the world. Also
Speaker 5: Alex Jones for press secretary.
Speaker 2: Wow, this guy is a real fucking idiot. That was
Speaker 2: the one that's men for me. I was gonna say
Speaker 2: Alex Jones for CIA, but like the oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Noymat Yeah, so he can he can sell nutraceuticals from
Speaker 3: the fucking podium during a briefing.
Speaker 5: Ye oh my god, doctor Jones's naturals I hate. But
Speaker 5: I know that Daison company.
Speaker 3: That's the one who does not me. I'm just I'm
Speaker 3: just promoting this other guy's company.
Speaker 5: But shout out to knowledge.
Speaker 4: The thing though, too is like yeah they were just
Speaker 4: on shut them out.
Speaker 3: Uh. The like all these people were talking about again
Speaker 3: fucking weird all right, when the people that are in
Speaker 3: Trump's or a bit like the ones that have his ear,
Speaker 3: like his kids and stuff stuff like that, are also
Speaker 3: people like Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson, Steven Miller, Steve Bannon.
Speaker 3: Again weird ass dudes. Not again, I could, I could
Speaker 3: be more accurate in describing, but we all know what
Speaker 3: we mean. These are people who have they live in
Speaker 3: some parallel reality where they think like their objective or
Speaker 3: their their objective opinion about or not, you know, their
Speaker 3: subjective opinion about how we should be living is agreeable
Speaker 3: to every person that hears it and is actually the
Speaker 3: best thing for the country. And then look what that
Speaker 3: gets you. You get this guy JD. Vance, and you
Speaker 3: get these other people who are so unrelatable and like
Speaker 3: what's going on?
Speaker 10: Like, yeah, because y'all are you're you're you're all just
Speaker 10: in this the weirdest bubble ever and thinking because these
Speaker 10: people have like high standing within within your base that
Speaker 10: that has wider appeal, like not even just the.
Speaker 3: Most online people in your base. So yeah, weirdness aboundell.
Speaker 5: Shit, Yeah, Like AOC said that to me, I was
Speaker 5: glad she called it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And it also seems like the sort of
Speaker 2: insult that the people who vote for Donald Trump would
Speaker 2: take seriously or like, you know, like where.
Speaker 3: If there's no bite for them anymore, right as.
Speaker 2: No nationalist or being like listen to the way he talks.
Speaker 2: He's like so rude and like the things he says
Speaker 2: are like uncouth or you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But like presidency once almost Yeah, weird is what they
Speaker 5: call other people, and like it's unmistakably true in this case.
Speaker 5: You know, they spent the last four years calling us pedophiles,
Speaker 5: and now they're mad because we're like, hey, are weird?
Speaker 5: You're weird?
Speaker 2: All right, Let's let's take one more break and we'll
Speaker 2: come right back.
Speaker 3: And weird back on air.
Speaker 2: Snowflake ship Cat, you have seen some ship as mentioned
Speaker 2: up top. You were on the night Shi for Media Matters,
Speaker 2: mainlining Fox for hours at a time. You know things
Speaker 2: about these hosts and their own particular brand of weirdness.
Speaker 2: So I just wanted to take a moment because, like
Speaker 2: I was just reading an interview with you where you
Speaker 2: talked about Sean Hannity and specifically pain Day, and I
Speaker 2: wanted to see, like if you could talk about pain
Speaker 2: Day and also talk about like anything else that has
Speaker 2: like come across your radar with regards to some of
Speaker 2: these names that people who don't watch Fox.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like what this question makes me so happy because
Speaker 5: there's so much more in my brain.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Sean Hannity is a martial artist. Specifically, it's an eclectic
Speaker 5: blend of martial arts. He talks about it a lot
Speaker 5: on his radio show, Eclectic Blend of Martial Arts. Once
Speaker 5: he had Connor McGregor on his show, and he kept
Speaker 5: like mentioning his dojo and kept being like, like, kept
Speaker 5: hinting at it, and I guess he was hoping that
Speaker 5: McGregor would be like, oh, you want to do like
Speaker 5: a tussle or something. He never did the entire time.
Speaker 5: Gregor was just like, I but pain Day is. I
Speaker 5: believe it's once a month, and essentially Sean Handy just
Speaker 5: gets the ship beaten out of him by say okay
Speaker 5: and uh yep, that's pain Day. I think I think
Speaker 5: it's a great concept. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, he talks about
Speaker 5: it a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, helps helps him stay sharp. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think more workout routines should have should involve one
Speaker 2: day where Sean Handedy gets the ship beaten.
Speaker 5: Now every American does this. We got Sean Handy.
Speaker 4: And also, hey, Sean, you want to live in the
Speaker 4: world where you don't have to call it pain day
Speaker 4: and you can just let your kinks, you know, be
Speaker 4: out there.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? If that's what you want
Speaker 3: once a month of Kravmaga and tempo karate jiu jitsu.
Speaker 2: You know that speech every time when he enters the dungeon. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like just just a Who's.
Speaker 3: Just like, I see what I'm doing is it's not weird.
Speaker 3: It's an eclectic blend of manly stuff. And you know,
Speaker 3: getting my sense is, you know, sweat to drip in
Speaker 3: my mouth and you're like, what sir? So that's what
Speaker 3: it's Okay, interesting piece of weird lowre whatever. What other
Speaker 3: weirdo lore? Can you be blessed us with about some
Speaker 3: of them?
Speaker 5: Can I tell you all about Glenn Beck's weird little
Speaker 5: girls shoes and a glass box?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, so yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: This was like in twenty twenty one when I was
Speaker 5: just like clipping random stuff and I always stuck in
Speaker 5: my head Glenn Beck was talking about he came on
Speaker 5: the Tuckers show to talk about how how you know
Speaker 5: awful the big tech is big tech censorship and somehow
Speaker 5: compared that to internment camps of the Japanese during World
Speaker 5: War Two here in the US. And I love that
Speaker 5: for some reason, I can pull up a picture of
Speaker 5: this for y'all. Yeah, he was like, I have this
Speaker 5: pair of shoes and he had them in a little
Speaker 5: glass box. Here we go, I am sending this in
Speaker 5: the zoom chat. He had them in a little glass
Speaker 5: box and they're from a little girl that was in
Speaker 5: a Japanese internment camp. And then he compared that to
Speaker 5: big tech censorship. I have no way to explain what
Speaker 5: was going on in his head. It is like it's
Speaker 5: exactly as I.
Speaker 3: Explained, right, those are those shoes are called get that.
Speaker 3: I'm Japanese, so like those shoes specifically like those yo,
Speaker 3: that is they're not just shoes like these if you're Japanese,
Speaker 3: like you'll look at that shit and like, yo, what
Speaker 3: the fuck? And that's like his keepsake from the internment,
Speaker 3: Like what what did he say? What's his connection to it? Like,
Speaker 3: aside from why he wants to have those pairs of shoes.
Speaker 5: I think he just bought it. I think he was like,
Speaker 5: this is a simple I have no fucking idea. But
Speaker 5: he keeps someone in a glass box in his home
Speaker 5: and brought them on national television.
Speaker 2: I'm a bit of a collector of memorabilia of small
Speaker 2: girls in pain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, going through appreciating thing that definitely is like a
Speaker 3: pain is the point type keepsake because you're like, look,
Speaker 3: that was last time we had it together enough to
Speaker 3: intern our own fucking people like that, you know, aside
Speaker 3: from the Carsonal State, but that.
Speaker 5: But I mean, like for Glenn Beck, he's more like, God,
Speaker 5: I wish we could do this again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, right right, exactly right. It's just like Twitter.
Speaker 5: It's just like Jack Dorsey. It's the same thing, right right.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, to remind him, Glenn Beck, sir.
Speaker 5: So that's that's something I think about a lot, and
Speaker 5: I think more people should know about. Yeah, that's Laura
Speaker 5: Ingram has this guy, Raymond Royo who's a Fox contributor
Speaker 5: on like almost every day, and they gossip and it's fascinating.
Speaker 5: It's a fascinating dynamic. They become so bitchy and petty
Speaker 5: with each other, and I just I really want to
Speaker 5: hear their conversations off air. To be totally honest, right,
Speaker 5: there are so many guests, so many guests. I have
Speaker 5: actually a whole bunch of post it notes on my
Speaker 5: wall right here of just like videos that I need
Speaker 5: to do at some point. And one is disappointing your
Speaker 5: favorite actor when you were a kid is now a
Speaker 5: regular Fox News guest. And then the County base.
Speaker 3: Oh man, Yeah, just like one of my favorite people
Speaker 3: from the Real World or was it Rachel Duffy Campos.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, Rachel Campbell Duffy.
Speaker 3: I was like, I was rooting for you on the
Speaker 3: Real World.
Speaker 5: It was MTV to Fox News pipeline because her husband
Speaker 5: was also on the Real World on a different season.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, wait, can I tell y'all one more really
Speaker 5: racist thing that Jesse Waters did this year, because like it's.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, yeah, let's please throw another one on the
Speaker 3: pile of racist Jesse Waters stuff that's happened this year.
Speaker 5: So they were talking on Waters Show about black voters
Speaker 5: and a possible menthol band and I can't find the
Speaker 5: exact clip, but I remember right now about a menthol
Speaker 5: ban and then they had tyros On. Tyris was on there,
Speaker 5: to promote his book. You could tell they did not
Speaker 5: tell him anything about the topic. And so he comes
Speaker 5: on and Tyris, for the record, for anyone that doesn't know,
Speaker 5: is half black. And Jesse goes, so, what do you
Speaker 5: think about a menthol Ban? And Tyris was like, well,
Speaker 5: I don't smoke Menthols, A lot of people don't smoke
Speaker 5: in general, and wow. He then he mentioned at some
Speaker 5: point he was like, and you know, I'm half white
Speaker 5: or something, and Jesse went, wait, you're half white? Like
Speaker 5: on air, I thought this man, like this professional wrestler
Speaker 5: was about to deck him. It was the funniest shit. Wow,
Speaker 5: just completely unprepared for this segment, goes all in, like
Speaker 5: Jesse is also unprepared for his own segment that he
Speaker 5: planned that he was ready for.
Speaker 3: God, what a fucking loser. You're by racial? What the
Speaker 3: fuck's brows?
Speaker 5: Like a guest on Gutfeld, like, I can't defend him
Speaker 5: too much?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, No. Like Tyrus, his takes are always
Speaker 3: so bad and he's always deployed to be like, hey,
Speaker 3: give us racist cover right by, Like if can you
Speaker 3: please do that? Because obviously this is a time honor
Speaker 3: tradition for political fiery rhetoric. But like the other thing though, too,
Speaker 3: is just thinking about like how getting caught up in
Speaker 3: this machine completely like fucks your head up. Like you know,
Speaker 3: you mentioned how jd Vance was basically sort of shaped
Speaker 3: in the fires of Tucker Carlson's show and had some
Speaker 3: record inordinate amount of appearances prior to him becoming a
Speaker 3: Senate candidate. And I feel like jd Vance is one
Speaker 3: of these like truly like Machiavellian type characters that is,
Speaker 3: like willing to sell out his own ideological ideological beliefs,
Speaker 3: like in service of climbing the power louder. And it
Speaker 3: is just wild to see where he's at now because
Speaker 3: so many people, so many white supremacists on the right,
Speaker 3: have taken issue with the fact that his wife is
Speaker 3: a brown female that like it's wild to see this
Speaker 3: like clip of him on Megan Kelly's show and kind
Speaker 3: of talking about the controversy around it, but also like
Speaker 3: half a g I still have to play this because
Speaker 3: this shows how you will be chewed up and spit
Speaker 3: out by like right wing talking points so the like
Speaker 3: to the point that you have no respect for your
Speaker 3: own wife and mother of your children. Yeah, right, exactly.
Speaker 3: This is JD. Van's on Magan Kelly Show talking about
Speaker 3: I don't know, yeah, maybe she's brown. This is listen
Speaker 3: to this. Look, I love my wife so much. I
Speaker 3: love her because she's who she is. Obviously she's not
Speaker 3: a white person. And we've been a cute attacked by
Speaker 3: some white supremacists over that. But I just I love usha.
Speaker 3: She's such a good mom. I'm sorry, but I love her.
Speaker 3: It's not we've been attacked, well sure, but it's not
Speaker 3: about saying like, yeah, we were attacked by some white supremacists.
Speaker 3: And you know he could have if like any reasonable
Speaker 3: person would say, and they're really wrong. This is a
Speaker 3: human being, has nothing to do with any but he goes.
Speaker 3: But you know, she's the like it's like, well, what
Speaker 3: do you want me to do? You know, she's like
Speaker 3: a good wife, so you know, despite that, you know,
Speaker 3: I love her, but just comes off so fucking again,
Speaker 3: just weird. It's like you a fucking shitty husband and
Speaker 3: you look, they look so fucking dumb again because you
Speaker 3: have to you know, be a collection of the right
Speaker 3: values to best end in the party, and then you
Speaker 3: end up just like not even knowing who the fuck
Speaker 3: you are anymore.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he's not qualified, you know. I mean the
Speaker 5: only reason, like you said, you know, Fox made him
Speaker 5: a Senate candidate. Like at one point they had him
Speaker 5: on Outnumbered, the show where they have one man and
Speaker 5: then a bunch of women in short skirts next to him. Right,
Speaker 5: he was like one of their hosts when he was
Speaker 5: running for Senate, So he just had like an hour
Speaker 5: of uninterrupted airtime, right. And I used to think I
Speaker 5: was like, wow, he's the only successful Fox candidate because
Speaker 5: you had you know, doctor Oz, Right, You've had all
Speaker 5: these candidates in the last few years that are like
Speaker 5: Hanndy's friends and they're not actually like good at their job,
Speaker 5: and they keep getting clobbered and it's very funny. But
Speaker 5: Jade Vance slipped through, and now it's like, oh no,
Speaker 5: he was so unprepared for this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, the reason that so many of them
Speaker 2: were losing is the exact thing we're talking about right now,
Speaker 2: is they so many of these like Trump Fox candidates
Speaker 2: are weird and people were like, I don't like, none
Speaker 2: of this really resonates with me. And then the one
Speaker 2: who slipped through, they're like more of this, Well, welcome,
Speaker 2: meet your new VP and right now. Yeah, it has
Speaker 2: given the Democrats something to run with. It feels like
Speaker 2: you've referenced Gutfeld a couple of times. I just have
Speaker 2: you so you have watched Gutfeld our obsession.
Speaker 5: I have watched so much Gutfeld. I have watched possibly
Speaker 5: months of Gutfeld.
Speaker 3: More Gutfeld than even Gutfeld has seen.
Speaker 5: I certainly put more effort into any of my bits
Speaker 5: than Gutfeld has done for his entire life. Sorry, continue,
Speaker 5: it's just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you were talking about like it seems like they're
Speaker 2: just it's the same conservative comedy special over and over
Speaker 2: like the like it's just the same handful of jokes,
Speaker 2: like what does the writer's room look like for Gutfeld?
Speaker 2: Like besides non union?
Speaker 5: Like what is non union? You need a rhyming dictionary.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you all have seen a two
Speaker 5: minute cut of Gutfeld just rhyming. This is him in
Speaker 5: one week. He's the worst man in the world, just
Speaker 5: write just like just like a terrible a terrible comedian.
Speaker 5: It makes me so mad. He's not a comedian. They
Speaker 5: were like, this is the closest thing we have, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: his writer's room. It's just essentially saying shit and like
Speaker 5: a weird cadence. It's the amount that he rhymes, I
Speaker 5: think is what really gets to me, because it's unnecessary.
Speaker 5: I'm sending a link here. Yeah, So this is all
Speaker 5: I watched Gutfeld for, like I you know, watched it
Speaker 5: in the background that I switched with the person that
Speaker 5: watched it like intently every night for a whole week.
Speaker 5: This is every rhyme he did during his late night
Speaker 5: show for one week. It's just one week.
Speaker 3: This is what it's being. One week of me rhymeman.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Birds have them stumped, so they blame it on Trump.
Speaker 11: Biden gives himself a pass for the cost of food, milk,
Speaker 11: and gas.
Speaker 3: Step outside of you dare, there's turds in the air.
Speaker 3: Who should we be thanking for journalism? Tanking?
Speaker 4: Second leap and announce his beep?
Speaker 3: When will Trump.
Speaker 11: Make a peep about his choice for beep? The media
Speaker 11: cries about their demise for tabloid fodder. She's a keeper,
Speaker 11: But what if Taylor's stories went much deeper? Will politicians
Speaker 11: live forever thanks to a brain chip endeavor?
Speaker 5: This is comedy.
Speaker 11: Diapers, canes and chips in their brains Elon enters your
Speaker 11: mind with a chip he designed.
Speaker 2: We made it for seconds of the wait.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, this is one week's one week's worth
Speaker 3: of shows.
Speaker 5: What a it's so And that's not counting the ones
Speaker 5: on the five because he also rhymes on the five.
Speaker 5: And some will say, well, those are just his transitions
Speaker 5: between segments, and to that, I would say, that's a
Speaker 5: shitty transition between segments. Also, it's not just his transitions
Speaker 5: between segments. There are plenty of rhymes within the segments.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, And that's not right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not a joke. That's two words. That sounds similar.
Speaker 5: It's not a joke. And I'm not triggered. It's just shitty.
Speaker 2: It sucks, It really does suck. Oh man, this is
Speaker 2: very bad. I have been losing sleep ever since I
Speaker 2: heard about Gutfeld and how the right is getting funny
Speaker 2: and the left is worried. But this is good news.
Speaker 5: We like he's the king of late night and they
Speaker 5: are at seven pm on the West coast, right right.
Speaker 3: Right, truly truly dominating the fucking charts'.
Speaker 2: Dominating the charts. The air is full of sharts. Oh wow,
Speaker 2: I was gonna hear one.
Speaker 5: I want to hear your best gut felt.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, here's the thing. We've got a presidential pick
Speaker 3: named Kamala Harris. She'll leave the nation embarrassed.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's got to steal that one in the Yeah.
Speaker 2: I know, I got yeah, justin can we edit that out?
Speaker 2: That would Actually I'm going to take that one of
Speaker 2: her campaign.
Speaker 3: I'm actually gonna take that one.
Speaker 5: No one can defeat Gutfeld, no one, no one, exactly.
Speaker 3: I have to use his own weapons against him, exactly
Speaker 3: to bring him down.
Speaker 5: The only good thing Bill Maher has ever done is
Speaker 5: go on Gutfeld show and make him look stupid. The
Speaker 5: only good thing Bill mar has ever done.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, yeah, because.
Speaker 5: If he went on and Gutfeld is like, see, we
Speaker 5: have so many points of view, and Bill Maher was like,
Speaker 5: this is the only time that you've ever had someone
Speaker 5: that's like a liberal and I'm doing air quotes.
Speaker 3: Exactly, we might be equally islamophobic. Actually we might have
Speaker 3: overlapt in that sense, trying to.
Speaker 5: Be like, see we're like bestI use we're like best friends.
Speaker 5: And Bill mar like was just like, okay, I'm here
Speaker 5: about my book.
Speaker 3: Which is so funny too, because like even in comedy.
Speaker 3: You see, like some of the people that go on
Speaker 3: Bill Maher's little like you know what basement podcast that
Speaker 3: he does, and like half the time they're like, dude,
Speaker 3: what I know? It's so good.
Speaker 2: Well, kat A Gazale, thank you so much for coming.
Speaker 2: What a pleasure having you. Can't wait to keep watching
Speaker 2: your election coverage, one of the best to do it.
Speaker 2: Where can people find you? Follow you all that good stuff.
Speaker 5: Subscribe to my YouTube channel or follow my TikTok kat
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Speaker 5: rest of my socials, Instagram, Twitter threads all that that
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Speaker 3: We will not for me show notes.
Speaker 5: Show thank you, and also thank you for having me.
Speaker 5: I've had a great time.
Speaker 3: Podcast. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'd love to have you back
Speaker 3: because I feel like it's only going to get weirder
Speaker 3: as we get.
Speaker 2: Turns out it's only July. Yeah, and we're this weird.
Speaker 3: How is that possible? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying
Speaker 2: a time? I have a film anything.
Speaker 5: I've been watching a lot of Dimension twenty on Dropout
Speaker 5: and it's Dungeons and Dragons with running Lee Mulligan as
Speaker 5: their game master. And it's very fun to watch, and
Speaker 5: uh yeah, I highly recommend it. I've had a blast.
Speaker 5: I don't even know that much about D and D,
Speaker 5: but now I'm like, god, I want to not only
Speaker 5: play D and D, but like play with these people
Speaker 5: right right right. It's very fun to watch.
Speaker 3: Looks like they got a bunch exactly. Yeah. They got
Speaker 3: a good crew.
Speaker 5: Yeah, dropout crew great, they make.
Speaker 3: Great Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do awesome. Miles. Where can
Speaker 3: people find you as their working media you've.
Speaker 2: Been enjoy Here?
Speaker 3: Find me at Miles of Gray, Twitter, Instagram. You find
Speaker 3: Jack and I talking basketball on Miles and Jack got
Speaker 3: mad BOOSTI And if you want to hear me talk
Speaker 3: about ninety day Fiance, I do that over on four
Speaker 3: to twenty day Fiance. For all my trash reality lovers,
Speaker 3: a tweet, I like, oh man, there's a few, let's
Speaker 3: see this one is just kind of funny. At Weird Bongs.
Speaker 3: Just tweeted this photo of like a half smoked cigarette
Speaker 3: in a bowl with saran wrap over it in the
Speaker 3: refrigerator next to some loose chicken bones, and something so
Speaker 3: visceral about someone with a half smoked cigarette being like,
Speaker 3: let me put the saran wrap on top of the bull.
Speaker 3: And then another one was just well, actually this was
Speaker 3: at Non Turtle Soup. Actually it's actually a video, yeah, Amanda, Yeah, man,
Speaker 3: it's also been on the show too. Just this fucking
Speaker 3: weird ad from JD again, just stupid ass ad trying
Speaker 3: to get people pumped up for the campaign, and this
Speaker 3: is how he's trying to get people pumped up for
Speaker 3: the campaign. Hey guys, Jadie Vans here at Radford, Virginia.
Speaker 3: I thought i'd taking behind the scenes a little bit.
Speaker 3: When you get to an event, they've got a ton
Speaker 3: of crap for you to drink and eat. You got
Speaker 3: three bottles to die out to do, about a dozen
Speaker 3: snickers and nag of chips. If I ain't even half
Speaker 3: this stuff, of course I blewed up like crazy. This
Speaker 3: is this is the energy that powers the presidential and
Speaker 3: vice presidential campaign. Of course, I'm honored to be supporting
Speaker 3: President Trump. I'm honored to be his running mate. If
Speaker 3: you want to help us, chip in five dollars, chip
Speaker 3: in fifteen dollars to get the message out and to
Speaker 3: get people to the polls. This election is so important.
Speaker 3: Your resources help us do the things we need to win.
Speaker 2: Okay, did he know that, like chippin was written in
Speaker 2: there as like a play on words, because that's the
Speaker 2: only thing that.
Speaker 3: Coulson this, Wait, are we thinking this was written? I
Speaker 3: think this was pure. This is improvised.
Speaker 5: They're like those videos, this charisma you can't get anywhere else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like I said, is the grand Wizard of the
Speaker 3: KKK and he's trying to hit us with this elementary
Speaker 3: cit He's like he was trying to be colloqual, like
Speaker 3: first he was calling it crap, like it's bad for you,
Speaker 3: but also trying to be like, yo, look at us
Speaker 3: free crap we got. Dude.
Speaker 5: It makes me not want to chip in five dollars
Speaker 5: because I'm like, well, you just could not get as
Speaker 5: many bags of chips, making like crazy and you're not
Speaker 5: going to eat half of it.
Speaker 3: What's the two of you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like DeSantis thing going the like come on, man, sugar,
Speaker 2: you know, like when DeSantis was like when people were
Speaker 2: like you ate pudding with two fingers, you freak, and
Speaker 2: he was like, no, I don't even eat pudding. Man,
Speaker 2: come on, man, sugar, because didn't j d vance Like also, well,
Speaker 2: I guess he said I don't drink.
Speaker 3: Mountain Do I drink diet mountain dew?
Speaker 2: But I feel like he's always talking like he's got
Speaker 2: that like dolphin yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah? What was that one? Is that? Is
Speaker 3: that a thing?
Speaker 4: I saw that pop up too now that he's searching
Speaker 4: dolphin shit.
Speaker 5: So like there was like highlighting in the screenshot that
Speaker 5: made it seem like he could be searching or right,
Speaker 5: dolphin sex, like dolphin with a woman, right, And then
Speaker 5: they had to like change a headline because it was
Speaker 5: like there's no definitive proof that was the case. Oh
Speaker 5: my god, I love his Twitter is so good now,
Speaker 5: like the picture of him like looking at guns because
Speaker 5: you need such a big strong man in the background.
Speaker 5: Like the next case over it's like about of Nazi memorabilia. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's sir, delete your delete your old tweets.
Speaker 2: Killing it amazing.
Speaker 3: A couple of.
Speaker 5: Where can we find you? And do you have any
Speaker 5: media though.
Speaker 2: You can find me, Oh my god, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for asking. You can find me actually at Jack
Speaker 2: Underscore O'Brien on Twitter, enjoying things like PJ Evans tweeted
Speaker 2: catching up to a guy in the grocery store, I
Speaker 2: got milk before I knew you had already gotten some.
Speaker 3: I wasn't copying.
Speaker 2: You, which I can identify it with. Also such a fear,
Speaker 2: Hey you copied me? No man, no, just like yeah,
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 6: The no.
Speaker 2: Garfinkle tweeted, I'm totally xanax pilled.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed.
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Speaker 2: you might enjoy. Miles, is there a song that you
Speaker 2: think people might enjoy?
Speaker 3: Yes, this is a track from a group called Night Tapes.
Speaker 3: They are from Southeast London and it's very like DIY,
Speaker 3: dreamy bedroom pop and I just like it. It feels sparkly,
Speaker 3: it feels fun. It feels like there's nine ninety eight
Speaker 3: days until an election. So this track is called Drifting
Speaker 3: and it's by night Tapes. This is what I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be listening to when I do my little tracings later. Okay,
Speaker 3: so put it in your headphones to relax. Drifting by
Speaker 3: night Tapes, all right. We will link off to that
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