Speaker 1: I will say it makes sense. My sister had a
Speaker 1: spinal cord injury and she was this close.
Speaker 2: To extremism, but.
Speaker 3: She she was livid.
Speaker 2: Any right, anybody with a back injury, like even a
Speaker 2: slight one, you know what I mean, And then you
Speaker 2: go orders of magnitude of people need like spinal fusions.
Speaker 2: I don't know anybody who's had back level of back
Speaker 2: injury and wasn't completely well. The doctors missed it. The
Speaker 2: doctors missed it.
Speaker 1: And there's a nurse who was like, hey, honey, you
Speaker 1: need surgery, and the doctors were like, yeah, you like
Speaker 1: pull the nerve or like pinched it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was a black doctor she was, or a black nurse.
Speaker 1: She was like, yeah, you need you need emergency surgery,
Speaker 1: like right this second. And and the doctor was like
Speaker 1: oh yeah, okay, yeah, no I see that. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I like the energy of like a white doctor, Oh honey,
Speaker 2: you need surgery.
Speaker 5: It was a black doctor.
Speaker 2: This feels like it's seen in a comedy. He's really
Speaker 2: known for his bedside manner. He's like, oh mommy, damn man,
Speaker 2: what is happening with your bag? You asked lys in
Speaker 2: the MyD oh bubbalo. What's going on? You're like you're
Speaker 2: doing Yiddish?
Speaker 4: Now doctor worldwide?
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, doctor worldwide?
Speaker 6: Do you.
Speaker 5: Hello the Internet? And welcome to season three sixty eight, Episode.
Speaker 7: Three of.
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Speaker 5: take a deep dab into America's share consciousness.
Speaker 8: Did I get that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: America.
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Speaker 5: on YouTube. It is Wednesday, December eleventh, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep.
Speaker 9: It's National Stretching Day. Get your stretching in, Like, stretching
Speaker 9: is vital. That's the one thing, one piece of wisdom
Speaker 9: my grandfather find on me before he.
Speaker 5: Choked around a lot on this show. Yeah, one thing
Speaker 5: that we all get around about.
Speaker 9: Don't stay limber, stay limber, You're gonna miss it. Keep
Speaker 9: those hamstrings loose, keep that back loose, baby, you know
Speaker 9: what I mean.
Speaker 2: Also, it's national app don't fucking fucking app uh say, yeah, stretching,
Speaker 2: We'll keep it just stretching fucking app?
Speaker 8: What about uh app?
Speaker 5: Developer Luigi Mangione, Yeah, app, I thought it was like
Speaker 5: a that's one of the ways that I've seen him
Speaker 5: described aveloper. Wow, app developer, app developer. Then goddamn, goddamn,
Speaker 5: my name is Jack O'Brien aka Luis jack Man g O'Brien. Oh,
Speaker 5: courtesy of Vanadium Silver on the discord. You know we're
Speaker 5: all trying to jump on the bandwagon, but yeah, I was.
Speaker 5: Also I've been where he's been. Yeah, I also have
Speaker 5: big eyebrows. That would be a big, a dead giveaway
Speaker 5: where I on the run and just eating at McDonald's
Speaker 5: across our great nation. Anyway, shout out to Vanadium Silver.
Speaker 5: I'm thrilled to be joined.
Speaker 3: As always by my co host. It's mister Miles Brad, It's.
Speaker 2: Miles greg Ky jingle Bells.
Speaker 9: Eikey smells, Miles Lady egg jackob may have been water
Speaker 9: ice run down his leg.
Speaker 5: Ey, it's water ice.
Speaker 2: Probably that's a hand sandwich on the discard. Thanks for
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 9: As we explore the world of jingle bells, Batman smells
Speaker 9: it's definitely water ice before Okay, yeah, yeah, I know,
Speaker 9: I know man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Lemon, it's the lemon one from Rita's.
Speaker 5: Do we get any alts on the on the.
Speaker 2: People people posting? Some people posting some jingle bells.
Speaker 8: Batman smells it in there for sure.
Speaker 5: Hey, our guests, who we haven't introduced yet, when was
Speaker 5: the version of that that you you heard growing up?
Speaker 5: Is definitely that one about me pissing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody knows that every Christmas Jack comes in.
Speaker 9: I'm curious if, actually I'm curious if both Molly and
Speaker 9: I have the same ending, because I know that's what
Speaker 9: I was trying to figure San Fernando from North Hollywood.
Speaker 5: Okay, like a detective pair who like I'm like.
Speaker 2: Buddy, I'm one step ahead of you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's why you're the best, o Brian. And then
Speaker 10: I put a gun to Molly not seeing this ship. Wait, okay,
Speaker 10: so Molly finish it. It's jingle bells. Batman smells Robin
Speaker 10: Layden egg Right, we have the same blatmobile lost sits
Speaker 10: We all uh huh and.
Speaker 4: Forget something something showing the Joker the Joker ran away.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, did you also hear Joker took ballet?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: No, never heard the Joker took ballet? Wow?
Speaker 5: See everyone in their fucking bubbles actually, and that's why
Speaker 5: he has such good footwork.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say that makes a lot of sense. Actually,
Speaker 4: now you say that he's really really agile.
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually, now they think about it. Yeah, that's probably
Speaker 9: the smartest one.
Speaker 4: You're very nimble.
Speaker 5: That's always the thing with like linemen in football. They're like,
Speaker 5: he actually took ballet, and that's why he has such
Speaker 5: good footwork.
Speaker 2: Oh I remember that ship in the nineties. Yeah, holy shit.
Speaker 5: And then you have to you get to like picture
Speaker 5: these big giant guys in little too too.
Speaker 4: Oh they should do the nutcrack.
Speaker 2: You gotta word the too too, dude, not ballet.
Speaker 1: You guys.
Speaker 5: You guys worked up to point shoes yet. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: stood on point for fifteen minutes. It was the hardest
Speaker 5: thing I've ever done, other than two a days at
Speaker 5: the Ohio State University. Miles, that voice you keep hearing,
Speaker 5: that face that the video viewers have already seen, is
Speaker 5: one of our favorite guests to have here. A brilliant
Speaker 5: talented writer, podcaster, producer. Has written for publications like The
Speaker 5: New York Times, The New Yorker. Producer on Everybody's in
Speaker 5: La one of my favorite shows. The last year, I
Speaker 5: was the co host of the legendary podcast Girls in
Speaker 5: Hoodies Night Call. The writer creator and host of the
Speaker 5: wonderful podcast Heidi World, The Heidi Fly Story and soon
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Speaker 3: It's Molly wos.
Speaker 2: Wow. The buzzword of twenty ten, the vovozella word that
Speaker 2: you have been on so many word of the Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a little plastic horn they used in South
Speaker 2: African Stadium.
Speaker 4: Bring it back.
Speaker 5: There's the show Workaholics. The writer's room like had this
Speaker 5: list of like jokes that you that were just like
Speaker 5: retired and should never be used. And like the example
Speaker 5: I always remember is he's right behind me, isn't he
Speaker 5: like after you said something bad about somebody? But like
Speaker 5: I feel like there should also be a corresponding board
Speaker 5: of just like jokes that like immediately signal that you're
Speaker 5: a shitty, like hack, like the hanging chad jokes. The
Speaker 5: vouvazella jokes were so fucking popular, Like they just like
Speaker 5: immediately sucked right away, but like hacks through. Yeah, in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty four, funny again exactly and we beat and
Speaker 5: we back.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 5: That's just so funny, isn't He's the Bozela's right behind me.
Speaker 5: This is so wild.
Speaker 9: Like on the Today Show's website back in twenty ten,
Speaker 9: they declared the spill cam and voovoo Zela the top
Speaker 9: words of twenty ten, spill cam being the fucking like
Speaker 9: deep water, what a fucking balance. There's spill cam and
Speaker 9: boo boozella.
Speaker 5: I thought that was like a social media thing where
Speaker 5: you're like, welcome to the spill cam where.
Speaker 2: I spill it, bitch, no spell cam.
Speaker 5: Yeah, welcome to the spill cam.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 4: Someone says about the spill cam and booboos hail.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And the one that we forgot about the spill
Speaker 5: cam because you know, any of that climate stuff, it's
Speaker 5: just try.
Speaker 2: And use that in a joke, and so goes, oh
Speaker 2: spill cam, dude, I caught that ship deep watter horizon.
Speaker 2: I was there right.
Speaker 5: By the way. An update in the jay Leno story,
Speaker 5: I will sell shit really not really, but the pope
Speaker 5: has shown up with some facial bruising. So the pope
Speaker 5: might be in on whatever weird fight club the jay
Speaker 5: Leno ass whooped in you know sinility.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, that's down.
Speaker 5: Just strange bruises that come out.
Speaker 2: Of nowhere, having terrible balance.
Speaker 5: Skin is made of tissue paper, and.
Speaker 4: I stop making fun of Irish people.
Speaker 5: You have the balance of somebody who just played spinny bit.
Speaker 2: Irish though.
Speaker 4: The Pope is Argentine, but you know what he is Catholic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so basically, stop making fun of the skin of
Speaker 5: Catholic people.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, stop making fun of our tissue paper skin.
Speaker 4: They ran out, They use up all the good skin
Speaker 4: on everybody else, and then they were like, oh we
Speaker 4: got this leftover.
Speaker 2: You got any melanin left?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 2: Nah, but I got this tie paper.
Speaker 5: Put him in the place that just has a permanent,
Speaker 5: permanent cloud over it. Just stick them there. They'll be fine. Molly,
Speaker 5: it's wonderful to have you. We're going to get to
Speaker 5: know you a little bit better in a moment. But
Speaker 5: first a few of the things that we're going to
Speaker 5: be talking about in today's episode. We are going to
Speaker 5: check in with how the Internet is responding to the
Speaker 5: revelation of who the assassin is. He is Luigimiani. As
Speaker 5: we talked about yesterday's trending episode, like that we're really
Speaker 5: in a place where people are looking for the similarities,
Speaker 5: not the differences. There, you know, like there's he's full
Speaker 5: of conflicts. Seems to be not an inn Ran fan,
Speaker 5: but like aspirationally an iron Ran fan, which is even
Speaker 5: but yeah, but a lot of things that people like,
Speaker 5: a lot of things people are liking. He's pretty hot,
Speaker 5: I think, is the main thing. I asked my friend
Speaker 5: like what he thought of him, and he is a
Speaker 5: gay man, and he was literally tongue tied for like
Speaker 5: he was like it was like cartoonishly like horny for
Speaker 5: this guy. It was one of the group.
Speaker 4: Chats are lighting up right, Oh yeah with horn for
Speaker 4: the shooter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yea, So we're gonna talk about that.
Speaker 5: Some of the conspiracy theories going around about him. Dude,
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't even have to say the numbers
Speaker 5: to eight six, right, Yeah, y'all know what's a six?
Speaker 2: We're out here two.
Speaker 5: And eighty six Pokemon. Yeah, yeah, we'll get to it.
Speaker 5: Don't worry, guys. We're read in on on the numerology
Speaker 5: around a Pokemon that Luigi Mango and he posted on
Speaker 5: social media.
Speaker 8: At some point.
Speaker 5: Conservative pundits having a hard time with this one.
Speaker 2: Which vigilante am I okay, praising that's what's where do
Speaker 2: I go? What is my brain?
Speaker 4: Supposed to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a lot of a lot of Yeah, we
Speaker 5: were talking. We were wondering like last year or last week,
Speaker 5: like when the first happened, Like, what is the corollary
Speaker 5: to this? I can't remember a time when everybody was
Speaker 5: so on board because I wasn't like in the right
Speaker 5: wing manisphere when Kyle Rittenhouse was in trouble when he
Speaker 5: got in trouble for his little boo boo. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: guess that is a pretty good corollary, just for a
Speaker 5: very specific type of person. They have these people all
Speaker 5: the time, the racist guy with a gun.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was the hot criminal that everybody was into.
Speaker 5: Hot but I fell murder right that. Yeah, we're trying
Speaker 5: to find a with this high of a Q rating,
Speaker 5: you know, like where people were just like this on
Speaker 5: board immediately Chris Dorner. Yeah, but probably a little early.
Speaker 9: I feel like, yeah, I don't know people. Yeah, not
Speaker 9: everyone was on the A cap thing back then. So
Speaker 9: a lot of there was definitely the people who are
Speaker 9: like you never you can't corner the Dorner and then
Speaker 9: I'll be like, what the.
Speaker 5: I'm scared right now? Yeah you're laughing, And I'm remember.
Speaker 4: People being being like oh when they got him.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, sure sure.
Speaker 9: Look it's because it wasn't as like widespread as.
Speaker 4: No that was maybe maybe it was a local one too,
Speaker 4: because it's like, one thing was that he was LPD.
Speaker 4: You turned on LPD for being racist. Everybody was like yay,
Speaker 4: and then the LPD like did such a bad job
Speaker 4: of finding him. Also that they were like shooting at
Speaker 4: old women in a car because they.
Speaker 2: Were just like, yeah, they who are like just fash
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 4: Looked they were proving his point the whole time. Just
Speaker 4: kind of like.
Speaker 5: Right, there's a lot of people get some good uh
Speaker 5: some good police work being done.
Speaker 4: The Benny Hill that I'm playing on a boom.
Speaker 5: I know you nailed it. We didn't even have to
Speaker 5: say anything thing, you know. Anyways, we'll talk a lot
Speaker 5: of mane uh Molly Lambert before we get to any
Speaker 5: of that bullshit. We do like to ask our guests,
Speaker 5: what is something from your search history?
Speaker 4: I mean, I was just reading about the uh hot assassin.
Speaker 5: Yeah a lot.
Speaker 4: That's pretty much the main thing I've been looking at
Speaker 4: is reading people's reactions, reading, scrolling, just scrolling, just saw
Speaker 4: this stuff about like what tweets he was like in and.
Speaker 5: So what are we what are you learning? Like, give
Speaker 5: us the kind of profile that you've Everybody's like.
Speaker 4: Everyone's like so confused by his politics because they're like
Speaker 4: all over the place. But to me, I'm like, this
Speaker 4: is like the new type of person that everybody is now,
Speaker 4: which is like a mix and match libertarian.
Speaker 5: Right right, yeah, you know, like I don't like all
Speaker 5: of that.
Speaker 2: I like this part. You got to point over here,
Speaker 2: yeah right right, yeah.
Speaker 5: When his the only like confirmed statement to the police
Speaker 5: was like calling the guy a parasite, which I'm like,
Speaker 5: that has very strong libertarian vibes to me a little bit,
Speaker 5: you know, where he's like he's just feeding on the people.
Speaker 5: Just get out of the way, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, totally what you know. I like to see where
Speaker 4: where we overlap.
Speaker 5: I don't like parasites though generally, so that's parasite something.
Speaker 4: I don't like the government because they're doing a bad job.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I don't aspire to read iin RAND. I
Speaker 5: also haven't read iin RAND. So in that way, we're
Speaker 5: basically the same person. Yeah, same, Yeah, what's something you
Speaker 5: think is underrated?
Speaker 4: Underrated? Okay, Christmas think about it.
Speaker 5: Yes, I hope that's it. I hope that's all your Christmas.
Speaker 5: Think about it, think about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll just stop there.
Speaker 5: Actually, next question you're have said.
Speaker 4: Overrated, overrated?
Speaker 2: Uh huh you years? Oh shit, now let's okay, now
Speaker 2: bring me there. I love this Why.
Speaker 4: New Year sucks? A New Years sucks?
Speaker 2: Christmas is fucking dope, Chris New Years And yeah, that's it.
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 2: Is it a what are you doing? What are you
Speaker 2: doing Christmas? And what's your New Year's so I can
Speaker 2: get an idea.
Speaker 4: I do different things usually this year I'm going to Seattle,
Speaker 4: But uh, I just love the season. I love Christmas lights. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I love Christmas music.
Speaker 2: I'm there.
Speaker 4: I love how it's both like a happy time and
Speaker 4: also kind of weird and sad and melancholy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anytime anyone has a take about like I'm tired of
Speaker 5: Christmas music, I've never like once agreed in my heart,
Speaker 5: I'm always like fuck off. Like I don't care. There's
Speaker 5: like a thing you only do part of the year.
Speaker 5: It's nice to have a thing that's like seasonal.
Speaker 9: Actually right, other I mean, I feel like if the
Speaker 9: economy gets worse and shit just even gets worse under Trump, like,
Speaker 9: we're gonna be We're going to be seeing Christmas starting
Speaker 9: like fucking like, I don't know, six pm on Halloween
Speaker 9: even I don't know.
Speaker 4: Earlier it's getting a little bit like that. It was
Speaker 4: definitely a little bit like that this year. You could
Speaker 4: tell that everybody was like before Thanksgiving, people were like,
Speaker 4: it's Christmas.
Speaker 2: Oh, I put my lights up, like November eleventh, good time.
Speaker 5: We went lights on the outside of our house for
Speaker 5: the first time. And did it make you just make
Speaker 5: your heart warms my fucking heart. I feel great, happy Christmas.
Speaker 5: I think by Toots and the Wow Yeah Wow deep
Speaker 5: Cut a few years running, that's been my favor.
Speaker 2: But uh, probably Chris gift wrapping the waitresses Christmas Wrapper.
Speaker 4: That's a good one too. You guys are going so.
Speaker 2: And then and then also Felise Navid by jose Feliciano.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that ship gets me. Whenever I hear that fucking
Speaker 9: guitar going, my shoulders are like Felis Navid, I don't
Speaker 9: know why. That gets me very active. And the Andy
Speaker 9: Williams ship I love also all the Andy Williams stuff,
Speaker 9: and I also like everything from that Snoopy, the Vince GIRWALDI.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like like the Bob Dylan Christmas album.
Speaker 5: That's a good one. Yeah, Christmas is there?
Speaker 2: Good? That's good. What's on there?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: An original Santa?
Speaker 4: Yeah, must be Santa. Can we play a little? It
Speaker 4: must be Santa so Miles can hear it.
Speaker 5: We cannot buy Bylin, very ligious, kind of got like
Speaker 5: polka vibes. Yeah, it's like zyder Co.
Speaker 9: There's just someone on spoons took all right, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: listening to this.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize the whole.
Speaker 5: Christmas by Byron Lee and the Dragon Airs. I always
Speaker 5: it features tooths in the makings, you know, like.
Speaker 4: The kind of like traditional ones like Carol of.
Speaker 5: Bells and the Carol of the Bells goes King once.
Speaker 4: Less, like all the kind of weird, weird old timey ones.
Speaker 5: Right, it's yeah, Christmas, Christmas Lights, Christmas, like the classic
Speaker 5: Christmas songs are being used. It Like I can't hear
Speaker 5: Carol of the bell that's the one that plays when
Speaker 5: Kevin's like building his murder house right and alone.
Speaker 9: But they do kind of like a rock remix to it.
Speaker 9: There's a little bit of electric guitar comes.
Speaker 5: There's like a full drum kit coming in.
Speaker 4: I've never thought of it as Kevin's Murderer.
Speaker 5: That's Heaven.
Speaker 4: Heaven's definitely got the Unibomber Manifesto and Dane Rand on.
Speaker 2: The but only thinking about it.
Speaker 5: That'd be funny if we learned like every assassin like
Speaker 5: like has read Catcher in the rye has thought about
Speaker 5: reading Heinrand, but like just didn't do it. Those two
Speaker 5: the two things.
Speaker 2: The Sharon Jones and Dapt Kings Christmas album is another one.
Speaker 2: I really like to start.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, thanks, good job cutting me off so
Speaker 4: I didn't start talking about how good the unibom.
Speaker 5: She's gonna do it.
Speaker 9: I love sharing Joe Adapting Man really underrated.
Speaker 4: Man Industrial Industrial Revolution.
Speaker 2: Well, actually I would say, you know, every day is Christmas.
Speaker 2: Another fantastic track.
Speaker 5: New York suffers from being after Christmas, like is that
Speaker 5: basically were were still it, just like we're hanging on
Speaker 5: so hard.
Speaker 4: I saw somebody saying, somebody from another country talking about
Speaker 4: like like it's it's weird to them that Thanksgiving and
Speaker 4: Christmas are so close together, because they're like so you're
Speaker 4: going home for Thanksgiving and then you go back and
Speaker 4: then you have to go back home like a week later, right,
Speaker 4: makes no damn sense. Space it out more, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just think New Year's is like always anticlimactic. The
Speaker 4: pressure to have fun is too much, and then like historically,
Speaker 4: something bad always happens like right away in the new year.
Speaker 4: That makes people be like, oh, maybe this year's gonna
Speaker 4: suck to you.
Speaker 2: Right right right, like you thought.
Speaker 4: What I remember was when everyone was all excited for
Speaker 4: whatever year it was, and then it was like David
Speaker 4: Bowie and Prince died.
Speaker 5: Right away, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Right, or everybody was like maybe twenty sixteen is not
Speaker 4: going to be so bad, like just.
Speaker 5: For that year. That the my favorite flag, the Appeal
Speaker 5: to Heaven flag, got ruined January sixth, just six days
Speaker 5: into the year. God, all right, it.
Speaker 4: Is a cool flag. We should take it back.
Speaker 5: While he was talking about how cool that flag is
Speaker 5: before recording.
Speaker 4: I posted a picture of it. I saw it like
Speaker 4: a few days after the election and was like, hey,
Speaker 4: look at this cool flag. And then a million people
Speaker 4: messaged me and were like take it down, your six flag, take.
Speaker 5: It down, Take it down.
Speaker 4: Like I hadn't been postings. I was like too depressed
Speaker 4: about the election. And then it was just like, heyd
Speaker 4: a cool flag. That makes me feel better. Friends, they
Speaker 4: can't like the whole the whole thing of the appeal
Speaker 4: to have been flag is that it's about the right
Speaker 4: to overthrow the government. It's like a revolutionary war flag.
Speaker 4: So I was like, well, you can think about that.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe worth the thought, Maybe worth a think.
Speaker 2: All right, let's.
Speaker 8: A I mean.
Speaker 5: He might we might be getting a manifesto in the
Speaker 5: not too distant future. I think we've gotten a couple
Speaker 5: of fake manifestos from him. A YouTube countdown, Yeah, that
Speaker 5: is a fake. If we're gonna get into that after
Speaker 5: the break, we're gonna look at all the things that
Speaker 5: people are looking for in this assassin trying to make
Speaker 5: up about the assassination. What's true? What do people just
Speaker 5: kind of hope is true.
Speaker 8: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 5: check what Sorry? Sorry? I was hiding out here in
Speaker 5: your garage and I couldn't help but notice all the
Speaker 5: baseball cards that you've got hanging around there.
Speaker 2: You can like you can hear that, ooh you hear that.
Speaker 2: Let's look at that the stick paint.
Speaker 9: That's all my baseball cards and basketball mostly basketball cards.
Speaker 9: You got some dupes in there. I got doubles. I
Speaker 9: got triples of the Sedale three, which is kind of funny.
Speaker 9: You got triples of the Sedale three. I got triples
Speaker 9: of I got doubles of the Clyde Drexer ninety one
Speaker 9: ninety two upper Deck. I've got triples of the Olden
Speaker 9: Polonese upper Deck sp nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 5: Why do you have that?
Speaker 9: I'm look I love baseball cards and basketball cards.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think this was the first thing that kicked me
Speaker 9: down the road of collecting because it was like the
Speaker 9: cheapest thing, like I couldn't afford a hat, or like
Speaker 9: a bunch of comics. Like first it was like a
Speaker 9: pack of cards was easy to get, like my mom
Speaker 9: or grandma to buy me. And then from there you
Speaker 9: start building and building, and I just I cannot get
Speaker 9: rid of them.
Speaker 2: They're so near and dear to me.
Speaker 9: I got gaps in my collection though, too. I'm looking
Speaker 9: at looking to fill out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, whoever was the designer on the tops baseball cards
Speaker 5: from eighty six, eighty seven, and eighty eight, Like I
Speaker 5: feel like those are some of the most influential design
Speaker 5: Like they just I went and looked on eBay at
Speaker 5: those cards and I was like, oh my god. They
Speaker 5: are like like the font like the Big Team eighty
Speaker 5: six had the big team name and like big bubble
Speaker 5: letters the top, like they're right, It's just like that
Speaker 5: was my baseball card period and everything else.
Speaker 7: The cards after that and the cards before that are
Speaker 7: like look like fake baseball cards to me, right right,
Speaker 7: It's like these don't exist, those TOPS cards for sure
Speaker 7: in form like you know, like when kids like take
Speaker 7: little league baseball photos and they have like the baseball
Speaker 7: card option for the example, like that design is like
Speaker 7: that's you're doing the TOPS thing, right, I mean, and
Speaker 7: we get it because that's like that's what we all
Speaker 7: think of. Yeah, upper deck flear like those all looked
Speaker 7: a little off to me.
Speaker 5: Tops was like the only one that was like written
Speaker 5: in my soul.
Speaker 2: Right now I have.
Speaker 9: I had one of my most favorite cards that I
Speaker 9: had that I lost as a Damon Stodomeier rookie card.
Speaker 5: I bet you can find that funny band.
Speaker 9: At the time, Damon Stotdomier like was the man, you
Speaker 9: know what I mean, Like when he first came out. Yeah,
Speaker 9: and I did find it. Yo, there are some expensive
Speaker 9: There's one for like ninety bucks, the one that I'm
Speaker 9: looking for. Everybody lost it, ninety six fleeer. I'm like, ah,
Speaker 9: I'm like, but do I have that? I mean, I
Speaker 9: guess I'll have to save my money.
Speaker 5: The great Damon Stodamire fleer heeist. Yeah, right, that led
Speaker 5: to this massive price. Like I do love the weird
Speaker 5: draft rookie cards where like you were showing me a
Speaker 5: Stacey Augman one earlier where he's just in a white
Speaker 5: tea and like Jordan ash g exact means yeah, and
Speaker 5: like against the like elementary school picture backdrop.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was like, congratulations, you're in the NBA and
Speaker 9: you've done it.
Speaker 3: Congrats.
Speaker 9: The more you know exactly, Well, we all got a
Speaker 9: thing and it's on eBay. Maybe it's fast in car parts,
Speaker 9: trading cards, retro movie posters, anything you can collect. So
Speaker 9: go find the thing that keeps you up at night,
Speaker 9: whatever you love, find it on eBay.
Speaker 2: eBay things people love.
Speaker 5: And we're back.
Speaker 2: We're back, and we're back.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I mean there have been conspiracy theories swirling
Speaker 5: around the shooting of Brian Thompson sit for a while now,
Speaker 5: even though didn't it just happen less than a week ago?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's been one week literally last Wednesday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's wild. I have missed this one because I
Speaker 5: don't watch CNN because I'm fucking weird. I guess fucking
Speaker 5: loser dude on there. So they had their expert on
Speaker 5: law enforcement on and he claimed that Thompson may have
Speaker 5: hired a hitman to bump him off for insurance purposes.
Speaker 5: Their law enforcement person said on CNN, that's so, it's
Speaker 5: a very good body is still warm. He said, like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I just want to read this because it's such good. Also,
Speaker 5: just like dumb cop talk, he said, it's a good chance.
Speaker 5: It's a very good possibility with these new photographs, that
Speaker 5: is that they already know who he is. It's a
Speaker 5: very good chance of that. But I also want to
Speaker 5: say something else that I know these criminal investigators are
Speaker 5: looking into as it relates to motive. There have been
Speaker 5: times when people have orchestrated their own demise for certain reasons.
Speaker 5: We know that, and data Badge is like, wow, I'm
Speaker 5: not saying this is the case, but as an investigator,
Speaker 5: I like for insurance purposes. Absolutely, absolutely insurance purposes. You know,
Speaker 5: maybe they fear some type of investigation down the road.
Speaker 5: Maybe they don't want to leave their family and like
Speaker 5: just immediately like as just as disrespectful as the internet
Speaker 5: has been of of this man's death, like this is
Speaker 5: wild for the police actually come on to be like,
Speaker 5: I don't know, maybe he killed himself, Doug.
Speaker 4: All the time we didn't find him yet, must be
Speaker 4: something crazy exactly exactly. Can't be Okham's razor. If the
Speaker 4: cops are bad at their job, it's got to be
Speaker 4: something crazier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, does that look at how many murders we solve?
Speaker 2: Don't look at those statistics.
Speaker 4: Your delco accent a little bit.
Speaker 5: Or yeah, I was trying. I was going like a
Speaker 5: little Philly.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's just anytime I hear a cop trying to like
Speaker 5: sound smart with like very good possibility of the perpetrator
Speaker 5: in the case had orchestrated himself into the position, like
Speaker 5: orchestrated like a one man band.
Speaker 4: I thought this was interesting because it felt like the
Speaker 4: conspiracy theories didn't come out as fast and loose as
Speaker 4: they usually do with things like that, because everybody was
Speaker 4: just like, oh yeah, that makes sense, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah. We usually we're trying to like put our
Speaker 5: own reasons on top of the thing and like on
Speaker 5: top of the news story, on top of the motives
Speaker 5: of the people in the news story, and usual.
Speaker 4: Case, they're like, it's just oh, he was gonna expose
Speaker 4: the pedophile ring or whatever, and yeah, yeah. Time really
Speaker 4: it seemed like people were just like it took me
Speaker 4: a few days and then a few days later. Now
Speaker 4: there's conspiracy theories, yeah.
Speaker 9: Now that he's caught, or now if it even is him,
Speaker 9: because there's definitely a large group of people who are
Speaker 9: like they this is just a patsy.
Speaker 2: Well do you know this guy?
Speaker 4: Here's what I saw a lot of yesterday. It's not
Speaker 4: that he's a patsy. It's that he's CIA. Uh what because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh huh go on, hold on, I'm here, I'm here,
Speaker 2: I'm listening.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay, he's CIA. He's not the guy. They're
Speaker 4: using him as the guy, and he's willingly consenting to
Speaker 4: be used as the guy because he's CIA, and they're
Speaker 4: trying to make it look like they found the guy,
Speaker 4: and they are on top of it, and the reasoning
Speaker 4: that he's CIA is that he went to Penn right
Speaker 4: mm hmmm, and they recruit a lot of people for
Speaker 4: the CIA from Penny Ivy League, and he's got some
Speaker 4: It's like his somebody he's related to is the Republican politician.
Speaker 9: And yeah, his cousin, Nino Mangioni, he's a Maryland States
Speaker 9: district I've already done the digging. He's also Trump's like
Speaker 9: regional chairperson for like the last campaign.
Speaker 5: It turns out the most elaborately uh italianly named Nino.
Speaker 4: It is. You can see that, like the right wing
Speaker 4: is like twisting themselves into knots because they're like, well,
Speaker 4: what do you mean he's like a rich white guy,
Speaker 4: what are we supposed to do with that?
Speaker 2: And his cousin's a full on Trump or like fully
Speaker 2: for the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they're kind of like, what do you.
Speaker 9: Like, Let's leave his cousin out of this. He's an
Speaker 9: innocent bystander. Let's not look too deeply. Imagine if that
Speaker 9: guy was a Democrat.
Speaker 4: It's a little bit horseshoe theory of like, well everybody
Speaker 4: hates the healthcare companies, Yeah, like left just hate them
Speaker 4: and Republicans left, right and right when people hate them
Speaker 4: because they hate the government and libertarians.
Speaker 5: When Ben Shapiro like did his big rant about like this,
Speaker 5: this is how sick the people on the left are
Speaker 5: that they're like cheering this guy on, Like there were
Speaker 5: so many people commenting being like, hey, man, don't that's
Speaker 5: not just the left, that's us too, Ben Shapiro want
Speaker 5: and yeah, l take dog, I do just want to go.
Speaker 5: It's just so wild to me, Like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: we talk about it a lot that police may be
Speaker 5: a bad idea, just the fact that that guy just
Speaker 5: came up with that theory to make himself sound smart,
Speaker 5: and now like guys with guns who can end your
Speaker 5: life are trying to prove that theory correct. Like that's
Speaker 5: how policing works, right in this it's just like, well
Speaker 5: we said that, and so now we're gonna like try
Speaker 5: and make it so well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he had to do some like status quo improv though, too,
Speaker 9: because he couldn't be like, well, I'd imagine based on
Speaker 9: how our healthcare system is.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've anybody you got it. I mean, if
Speaker 2: you would get fucking mad out your damn mind probably
Speaker 2: want to kill somebody like, and he had to be like,
Speaker 2: uh so, yeah, it's probably like could be a hitman,
Speaker 2: uh tried to off himself. Probably something like that. Could
Speaker 2: be one of those new Jersey drones that flew off
Speaker 2: to the Hudson, one of the rivers.
Speaker 4: Interesting, it went from like this guy's John Wick. Nobody
Speaker 4: knows who he is and will never know anything about him,
Speaker 4: including his motive, which seems pretty obvious but could be
Speaker 4: something else, right, and then like two days later it's like, no, man,
Speaker 4: this guy fucking hates the healthcare system because he had
Speaker 4: a spinal injury, right, And people were saying too, they
Speaker 4: were like, it's because he had this spinal injury. He's
Speaker 4: like an active ab hab and guy, and then he
Speaker 4: suddenly can't do anything active. He's like in bed, gotta
Speaker 4: think about stuff for months at a time. And then
Speaker 4: people were like, they were like, and then he did
Speaker 4: a bunch of he did a bunch of psychedelics, yeah,
Speaker 4: and saw you know, saw himself inside a bullet going
Speaker 4: out of the gun.
Speaker 5: This is what's going to this is what's going to
Speaker 5: end the psychedelic.
Speaker 4: And it is like the right wing people can't get
Speaker 4: mad because they love guns. So much, so it is
Speaker 4: kind of like, alright, he was a visual anti shooter,
Speaker 4: like took the law into his own hands, so we
Speaker 4: like historically love that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I just don't kill people. Italian guys killed people. Okay,
Speaker 5: it really is he the only Italian guy who hasn't
Speaker 5: watched and taken to heart the lessons of Godfather, Like
Speaker 5: he didn't know to just like drop the gun right away.
Speaker 8: Get that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 5: Like also, when Michael hits the judge and the captain
Speaker 5: of the other family, like in the restaurant, he shoots
Speaker 5: them both and they tell him to just drop the
Speaker 5: gun right where he is and then walk out. Nobody
Speaker 5: will be looking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why didn't he study the history of his people?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 8: Brother?
Speaker 2: The Godfather?
Speaker 4: The Godfather is a big Christmas movie, understand but.
Speaker 5: Reason for the season, you know, yeah, God and Father's.
Speaker 11: God and the Father the So some of the conspiracy
Speaker 11: theories that have happened, some people suggested he actually wanted
Speaker 11: to get caught, so they like want everybody everybody kind
Speaker 11: of wanted him to be a batman villain and like.
Speaker 5: He had done some of the work for them by
Speaker 5: like writing on the bullets already. But he so their
Speaker 5: their theory is like he wanted he went to that
Speaker 5: McDonald is knowing that that McDonald's employee was going to
Speaker 5: recognize him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, taken ballet, so he could have danced away.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, just a fleet of foot like The Joker.
Speaker 5: But yeah, but you know in that movie, The Joker
Speaker 5: in the Dark Knight intentionally gets caught. Also in every
Speaker 5: movie that came out after The Dark Knight that happened.
Speaker 4: That's also why this guy's politics aren't that confusing to me,
Speaker 4: because it's like, yeah, he's like some guy you saw
Speaker 4: The Dark Knight and.
Speaker 5: Saw The Dark Knight when he was like nine and
Speaker 5: was like, well, my personality is completely want.
Speaker 4: To I want to watch the world burn, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ooh, I'm like that guy. And then so that
Speaker 5: idea that he was caught on purpose was validated when
Speaker 5: its surfaced that man Gione posted a countdown clock on
Speaker 5: YouTube counting down to quote the True along with the
Speaker 5: message if you see this, I'm already under arrest and
Speaker 5: it's very compelling. I heard about this, I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: and it seemed to be counting down to today's date,
Speaker 5: December eleventh.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: And then some asshole on the Internet had to go
Speaker 5: and analyze the time stamps and figure out that the
Speaker 5: video was uploaded to YouTube after he was arrested.
Speaker 4: It should have gone.
Speaker 2: I mean, that one's such it's not even a good one, though.
Speaker 9: I get that they're just they want to chum the
Speaker 9: waters to get people to be like, but I'm like,
Speaker 9: it could have been it could have hit harder.
Speaker 4: Should have just linked to this episode of The Daily Gus.
Speaker 2: Exact you oh whoa gorilla marketing. But let's get to
Speaker 2: two eight six, bro, Let's get to fucking brass tacks
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 5: Yeah wait, hold on, I'm just trying to see it,
Speaker 5: like I want to kind of spread the theory that
Speaker 5: like it could have been me, you know.
Speaker 4: Oh wait, yeah, can we get do you have like
Speaker 4: a hoodie or something you can.
Speaker 5: Do it?
Speaker 4: Wait? Can you smile for us? Jackson to the video episode?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, wow, Halloween, he has a better smile than me.
Speaker 5: But no, that was no, that's good.
Speaker 4: It's such a.
Speaker 5: Good smile that he lowered his mask to just like
Speaker 5: do it one time when he was actively trying to
Speaker 5: hide his identity.
Speaker 4: That's where people were really getting anti Italian with it.
Speaker 4: They were like, oh, the man couldn't stop it from flirting,
Speaker 4: this horny hot man yea.
Speaker 5: And I mean he also couldn't fucking pluck his eyebrows.
Speaker 5: That is my one. Like, if he was intending to
Speaker 5: like stay on the run, just pluck your eyebrows a beard.
Speaker 4: He should have had a beard first and then shaped it.
Speaker 4: People are saying, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was unfortunately pretty
Speaker 4: easily identifiable by his beautiful.
Speaker 5: Smilellion dollars smile. He was incredible officer.
Speaker 4: Even even after his politics have come out as being
Speaker 4: confusing because everybody I knew was thirsting for him because
Speaker 4: they were like hot leftist assassin, and then when it
Speaker 4: came out he's like hot libertarian assassin, people did not
Speaker 4: stop thirsting.
Speaker 5: They were like, yeah, I already got the l.
Speaker 2: Like at least not a Republican, Like, I can work
Speaker 2: with that, I can work with that.
Speaker 4: I've never seen people so united on something ever.
Speaker 5: Real it is in like the first two weeks of
Speaker 5: a relationship where they're like, yeah, there's normally people looking
Speaker 5: so much normally.
Speaker 4: I feel like the Libs would be like, oh, no,
Speaker 4: violence isn't the answer, Like we ca you know, killing son,
Speaker 4: you killed this person and he has a family that
Speaker 4: you left behind. But it seems like everyone's kind of
Speaker 4: like so fed up with everything. Yeah, but they're just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I was killing people.
Speaker 2: Did the thing. It's like, we don't solve things with
Speaker 2: cold blooded violence, you know, like the state.
Speaker 4: I saw a little bit of that on Reddit, of
Speaker 4: people being like, oh, you know, you left behind children
Speaker 4: and stuff. But the overall, like even people that normally
Speaker 4: would be like no, we can't be killing people are like,
Speaker 4: you know what, this guy killed a lot of people, Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, there is there's always that sort of caveat
Speaker 2: attached for sure, I think, because I think for most people,
Speaker 2: you know, to look at it in a vacuum, to
Speaker 2: just be like this guy was just shot on the street,
Speaker 2: What the hell's going on with our world?
Speaker 9: Completely leaves out the part of like the actual humans
Speaker 9: people seem.
Speaker 4: Aware of, Like, no, the healthcare guy is a mass murderer, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: and a public figure, and like, if you're gonna be
Speaker 4: a mass murderer, say it with your chests.
Speaker 5: Not maybe not a good system when like the thing,
Speaker 5: the only way that people have seen the head of
Speaker 5: a mass murdering corporate ration have any come uppances by
Speaker 5: somebody just like you know, buying a gun and shooting
Speaker 5: them on this.
Speaker 4: But it does also feel like it's like a little
Speaker 4: bit of a turning point where people are so fed up.
Speaker 4: It feels a little bit like, oh I was all week,
Speaker 4: I was like this like Super Ferdinand type stuff.
Speaker 5: It does feel like this is what yeah, like this
Speaker 5: is the same sentiment that causes revolutions.
Speaker 2: It's just I don't know.
Speaker 5: It feels like we have a different world with like
Speaker 5: social media like instead of it just.
Speaker 4: Feels like, Okay, everyone's tired of living in fear under
Speaker 4: the thumb of like horrible, disgusting CEOs who should be
Speaker 4: afraid of the people and aren't, and now they seem afraid.
Speaker 4: Eli keeps like trotting his child out now because a
Speaker 4: human shield bring in one of his children. He never
Speaker 4: same with the children ever.
Speaker 2: Ever, that has to be an actor, because I don't
Speaker 2: think now he's.
Speaker 4: Carrying like a baby around to be like, don't don't
Speaker 4: shoot you know what, tremputers, they'll avoid the baby, They'll
Speaker 4: they'll still shoot around the baby.
Speaker 5: Not that we're advocating for.
Speaker 4: That, not that we're advocating, but it does seem like
Speaker 4: across the board. Everybody's like, well, maybe it's good that
Speaker 4: these people seem to be a sentiment the way we
Speaker 4: all live in Fear, which honestly is very Gotham City
Speaker 4: of everybody to be like right, you know what, like, yeah,
Speaker 4: everyone in charge is bad. Maybe we need a rogues
Speaker 4: gallery poison Ivy, and Ivy did nothing wrong.
Speaker 5: I mean, she was just trying to save the world planet.
Speaker 5: So the most elaborate Luigi Mangioni conspiracy theory right now
Speaker 5: involves Pokemon. Uh so, he posted an image of the
Speaker 5: Pokemon character bray Loom on social media, and Braylum is
Speaker 5: the two hundred and eighty six I mean, I do
Speaker 5: I have to even say this is the two hundred
Speaker 5: and eighty six Pokemon in the official Pokemon Poke Index
Speaker 5: and poked x has everybody probably noticed two hundred and
Speaker 5: eighty six also the number of tweets made by Mangioni
Speaker 5: on his personal Twitter account before he got caught by authorities.
Speaker 5: There's also and then obviously our mind races forward Bible
Speaker 5: proverbs twenty eight point six. I don't know, I guess
Speaker 5: it's not twenty verse six. Twenty eight verse six, which
Speaker 5: reads better is a poor man who walks in his
Speaker 5: integrity than a rich man who is crooked in his
Speaker 5: ways a verse we all know. And then there's also
Speaker 5: denial code two eight six in the health insurance industry,
Speaker 5: which is applied when a healthcare claim is denied due
Speaker 5: to not meeting the appeal time limits. Wow, that's how
Speaker 5: you could find any healthcare code, and it would be
Speaker 5: some fucked up thing, some fucked up denial code. I'm
Speaker 5: pretty sure all the denial codes are probably bad.
Speaker 4: I'm going to add one on top of there and
Speaker 4: say it could also be two eighty six, meaning like
Speaker 4: when you eighty six something on a menu in a kitchen.
Speaker 4: So it's like, I'm going.
Speaker 5: If eighty six, Yeah, if I were too, And that
Speaker 5: would suggest that this is a seventh situation and he's
Speaker 5: there's another victim out there that we don't even know
Speaker 5: about yet. And man, Jan, he's going to have Gwyneth
Speaker 5: Paltrow's head sent to him in a box while he's
Speaker 5: in prison. That would be my guess. That would be
Speaker 5: the rooms you could also, Yeah, so he might have
Speaker 5: posted bray Loom because it is just a cool looking
Speaker 5: pokemon that looks like an adorable magic mushroom, if it
Speaker 5: were an animal.
Speaker 4: Let me see it, show me in the chat.
Speaker 2: Everything is true and fall at the same time. It's
Speaker 2: it's it's quite beautiful. There's there's braillom.
Speaker 5: There's so cute, Like if a little tree frog was
Speaker 5: also a mushroom, yeah, and it was also hands a
Speaker 5: little dinosaur.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You could show me any Pokemon and I'd be like, oh, oh,
Speaker 4: Jacko's name is Luigi. Also is Bella.
Speaker 2: We we love?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it really.
Speaker 4: My friend and I were talking a bunch about there's
Speaker 4: a thing on the Bill Simmons Show the other day
Speaker 4: where he was talking about if Kobe Bryant had grown
Speaker 4: up in Italy, how he'd be Kobe Bryan Teeney. And
Speaker 4: then when it came out this guy's name was Luigi Mangoni.
Speaker 4: My friend and I were texting.
Speaker 5: Cob Bryant, Wow, that's pretty great. All right, let's take
Speaker 5: a quick break. We'll come back. We'll do some more
Speaker 5: Luigi lore and uh some others.
Speaker 8: We'll be right back, and we're back.
Speaker 2: We're back.
Speaker 5: And my first question whenever a big moment to the
Speaker 5: event happens is how are the conservatives doing though?
Speaker 8: How has Laura ingrown.
Speaker 9: You head around it. Yeah, I mean we talked about
Speaker 9: Ben Shapiro. I think just generally like pundits, you know,
Speaker 9: conservative or liberal. You know when when you get that
Speaker 9: millionaire blindness, you know what I mean, where your wealth
Speaker 9: puts you in like this golden clad echo chamber, where
Speaker 9: your financial success leads you to believe that you have
Speaker 9: it all figured out and you are in fact infallible.
Speaker 9: I just want to point out this moment that was
Speaker 9: posted by Asen on Twitter. Who does the lord's work
Speaker 9: of capturing a lot of the fucking just ridiculous shit
Speaker 9: that is uttered on Fox Laura Ingram's show. You know,
Speaker 9: I think most people would just watch this little snippet
Speaker 9: and have just intense, intellectual like whiplash.
Speaker 2: She's first. The clip starts off with her basically like
Speaker 2: she had a panel on and they were just like
Speaker 2: lamenting the just lack of sympathy that was being shown
Speaker 2: for Brian Thompson and the fact that people were thirsting
Speaker 2: after Luigi, and then she wraps it up in a
Speaker 2: really nice Fox So we just.
Speaker 5: Want to say who Daniel Penny is because I didn't
Speaker 5: know him by.
Speaker 2: Daniel Penny is the guy who has just recently found
Speaker 2: not guilty of murder for the murder of Jordan Neely
Speaker 2: on that New York subway. This you know last year,
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, and this is just a guy who
Speaker 2: was having like a mental health crisis and he just
Speaker 2: choked him out and he died and then that was fine,
Speaker 2: I guess. So here is Laura Ingram going off on
Speaker 2: just what the fuck is going on? America is just sick.
Speaker 12: We'll dig into it later. The Instagram post from nutbag people,
Speaker 12: which I was sent in the commercial break earlier, crazy,
Speaker 12: he's cute, he's and people celebrating this. This is a sickness. Honestly,
Speaker 12: it's so disappointing, but I guess we shouldn't be surprised, gentlemen,
Speaker 12: Thank you so much. And up next the other big
Speaker 12: news out of New York. Daniel Penny. A lot of
Speaker 12: people think he's a hero, and tonight he's not guilty.
Speaker 3: My take next, what the fuck?
Speaker 2: It's so fucking wild to be like, yeah, her take
Speaker 2: also monstrous.
Speaker 5: Also makes me sick to my stomach on this one too.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I mean like, yeah, of course, of course,
Speaker 9: of course, of course, it's it's really it's again, it
Speaker 9: continues on CNN, your favorite channel, Scott Jennings, who's like
Speaker 9: their main conservative, just weirdo who likes to scream at
Speaker 9: Audie Cornish was also tried to do a thing where
Speaker 9: he was trying to be like, people need to get
Speaker 9: it through their heads, like that's bad.
Speaker 2: What he did is bad, and then there's also good guys.
Speaker 2: So here, let me break it down for the left
Speaker 2: real quick. This is Scott Jennings.
Speaker 5: Can't seem to tell.
Speaker 2: The difference between people on the left.
Speaker 12: I'm asking you.
Speaker 2: We have people praising you know.
Speaker 13: Whether you think that is good, as Congressman Crane does
Speaker 13: that Daniel Penny should get the Congressional Gold Medal to
Speaker 13: recognize as heroism.
Speaker 4: I'm not asking you about anyone.
Speaker 12: I think he ought to get metal.
Speaker 13: I think they ought to build a statue to this
Speaker 13: guy in New York City.
Speaker 9: Okay, that's them talking about Daniel Penny again. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 9: and then let me just play this other clip. Sorry,
Speaker 9: because I was meant to play this other one where
Speaker 9: he had it all written.
Speaker 8: Down on paper.
Speaker 2: One second. Okay, here we go, here we go. Let
Speaker 2: me let me just help you understand. If you're on
Speaker 2: the American left tonight.
Speaker 5: Here's my chart.
Speaker 13: The good guys today, Daniel Penny, the bad guys Luigi MANGIONI.
Speaker 12: It seems to me, how do you ard for victims.
Speaker 13: I'm just I'm just telling you what I see out victim.
Speaker 13: What I'm telling you is that second people on the left,
Speaker 13: left people on the left.
Speaker 2: I can't seem that can't seem to tell the difference
Speaker 2: between people on the left.
Speaker 4: I said, we had people praising want to know whether.
Speaker 5: You think that's good as Congressman Crane.
Speaker 9: That goes on, and then that's where we get the
Speaker 9: next quote about yeah, yeah, yeah, this is CNN and
Speaker 9: that guy's That guy's CNN's guy.
Speaker 2: He's not just some random they bring on. He is
Speaker 2: their senior sure, oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean being like they're like, what's your what's your
Speaker 9: analysis breakdown?
Speaker 2: What's your framework for the victims?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have logic and sense, and the other guys
Speaker 4: like no, pure emotion, pure no.
Speaker 2: No no no no, that's bad.
Speaker 9: I mean obviously to them. Yeah, if you're at a
Speaker 9: BLM rally, your fair game. If you're a person of
Speaker 9: color having a mental health crisis, your fair game. If
Speaker 9: you're a white wealthy guy just trying to make the
Speaker 9: line go up for your shareholder.
Speaker 5: You know how scary it is? Do you know how
Speaker 5: brave they have to be to go into work every
Speaker 5: day having made twenty five million dollars the year before,
Speaker 5: and like know that the haters are gonna be mad
Speaker 5: at It.
Speaker 4: Is interesting too. It's like the right wing people, including
Speaker 4: that guy, it's like they're not calling him a terrorist. Yeah, interest,
Speaker 4: I wonder what that's all about.
Speaker 5: He's calling him Luigi, like the Mario character.
Speaker 2: Like, are we just getting into some good old fashioned
Speaker 2: American anti Italian racism?
Speaker 4: It does feel this whole thing does feel like back
Speaker 4: to the nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 9: So yeah, yeah, they're like he's Italian, so let's get
Speaker 9: that straight.
Speaker 4: He's got that hot head. They're gonna, yeah, they're gonna
Speaker 4: love me and Jack up in the paddy wagon any
Speaker 4: minute now, right, right.
Speaker 9: Right, right, yeah, I mean again, like to your point,
Speaker 9: like Molly and just everyone's saying like it's just it
Speaker 9: is wild how widespread, Like the outrages over healthcare, like
Speaker 9: it does feel instructive on some level because it's they're
Speaker 9: like the American predatory healthcare system is one of the
Speaker 9: most potent forces of radicalization, it seems in this country
Speaker 9: and is giving us glimpses into like truly bipartisan outrage.
Speaker 4: And I'm like this, this guy's rich, his family could
Speaker 4: afford Luigi's family could handle the extreme cost of all
Speaker 4: his spine stuff. But it was like he's still like, wait,
Speaker 4: this is completely unfair and insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I'm curious to see, like, you know, because
Speaker 2: of just seeing this, like if any who even attempts
Speaker 2: to like has the ability or wants to try and
Speaker 2: wield this outrage in a way that can politically something.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I'm telling you, nobody's gonna.
Speaker 2: Do no establishment for sure.
Speaker 4: No, it's gonna be like Bernie Sanders being like people
Speaker 4: are mad about healthcare because it sucks really bad and
Speaker 4: then Democrat, you shut up, crazy Bernie over here.
Speaker 2: Hear you, fucking freak. You're just mad because you lost scoreboard? Asshole?
Speaker 5: What Yeah, anyways, how things going at United Healthcare?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What's that? Like, what's the one of the vibes there?
Speaker 9: Like I think, yeah, there was a thing, uh that
Speaker 9: we missed that last week because it happened on Friday.
Speaker 9: So on Friday, United Health Groups CEO. So this is
Speaker 9: the boss, like the main boss of Brian Thompson, because
Speaker 9: Brian Thompson was technically in charge of the insurance like division.
Speaker 9: But anyway, his boss, the CEO, Sir Andrew Witty, delivered
Speaker 9: a private message to staff regarding the killing and to
Speaker 9: also remind them all that they are on the side
Speaker 9: of angels. They are the good guys in this in
Speaker 9: this fight. So let's let's let's remember that. This is
Speaker 9: what the CEO of United had to say to staff.
Speaker 6: I'm sure everybody has been disturbed by the amount of
Speaker 6: negative and in many cases vitriolic media and commentary that
Speaker 6: has be produced over the last few days, particularly in
Speaker 6: the social media environment, and I want to reassure you
Speaker 6: of a few things. Firstly, we are going to continue
Speaker 6: to make sure that we put patients, consumers and members first.
Speaker 4: Okay, sure, why is he British?
Speaker 2: Dude? He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth.
Speaker 9: I guess that's how. That's how he got his knighthood.
Speaker 9: So I think he was a pharma executive before this.
Speaker 9: Really really great story, really great backstory. This is skipping
Speaker 9: ahead about a minute longer.
Speaker 5: He's actually like more of a public servant than anything,
Speaker 5: like he's about serving people first, right, yes, exactly, by
Speaker 5: letting the companies know when they don't deserve.
Speaker 2: Right right precisely.
Speaker 9: He goes on this a little bit more about again
Speaker 9: talking about like what like why United Healthcare is good,
Speaker 9: and he says something that caused a lot of outrage.
Speaker 2: You'll you'll probably yeah, something will probably hit your ear
Speaker 2: in a way.
Speaker 6: And we make sure the care is safe, appropriate, and
Speaker 6: it's delivered when people need it, and we guard against
Speaker 6: the pressure that exists for unsafe care or for unnecessary care. Oh,
Speaker 6: delivered in a way which makes the whole system too
Speaker 6: complex and ultimately unsustainable.
Speaker 5: That is the that why you need wall making sure
Speaker 5: that you don't get unnecessary cancer cares.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great. We guard against the pressures that exist
Speaker 2: for unsafe care or for unnecessary care, which he then
Speaker 2: says is unsustainable to our industry if we got to
Speaker 2: if people are like saying they need treatment and we're
Speaker 2: just given everybody treatment, we can't make fucking two point
Speaker 2: six or two billion dollars.
Speaker 4: And then it also come out that it's like all
Speaker 4: the decisions are made by AI.
Speaker 2: There isn't there was they do but there was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they were using AI at one but they probably still
Speaker 2: at some point. Let him go on, because this is
Speaker 2: when he tells the staff again just to block out
Speaker 2: the nonsense that yeah, no, truly, this is what he
Speaker 2: says to the staff.
Speaker 6: I encourage you to shoot that critical noise that we're hearing.
Speaker 5: Right now the voicinger hand.
Speaker 6: It does not reflect reality. It is simply a sign
Speaker 6: of which we live. What we must do is focus
Speaker 6: on what we know to be true. And what we
Speaker 6: know to be true is that the health system needs
Speaker 6: a company like United Health Group.
Speaker 5: All right, that's it, like it's this week, douche. I
Speaker 5: do want you to get to the part where he
Speaker 5: talks about how we.
Speaker 2: Need more Brian's in the world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, how many he got?
Speaker 4: Why do they look like the villains from Dune?
Speaker 5: I know, That's what I literally wrote. Like he just
Speaker 5: rolls off out of the black Goo and Dune too.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is him going on. I'm telling trying to,
Speaker 2: I guess, tell people to completely ignore their their conscience. Okay.
Speaker 6: Within it fortunate that within this company we have so
Speaker 6: many people driven and inspired in the same way that
Speaker 6: Brian was, and we will continue in our journey to help.
Speaker 5: Do you know, do you have any idea how many
Speaker 5: of you guys they would have to murder for it
Speaker 5: to even like stop us at all, for it to
Speaker 5: even slow us down at all. We have so many
Speaker 5: of you FUCKERSA what what I got bodies? Man, I'm
Speaker 5: like fucking Russia in a world war. I'm just gonna
Speaker 5: throw you fucks into the meat grinder.
Speaker 2: No rifle, no problem.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you pick up the one, you will have
Speaker 5: security and so when he gets shot, you can then
Speaker 5: take his security.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: It is very again because when you talk when all
Speaker 9: of this is sort of masking the whole thing, which
Speaker 9: is we must liver shareholder's value by any means necessary,
Speaker 9: even if that means people die and maybe and there's
Speaker 9: potential retribution for us. That's just our ethos, that's your jobs,
Speaker 9: that's our statement.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Also, this guy, Sir Andrew Whitty, his last take home
Speaker 9: pay package about around twenty five million a year, and
Speaker 9: he is also also under investigation.
Speaker 2: For insider trading, like Brian Thompson.
Speaker 5: Was, Well, shit, it's it is just also every picture
Speaker 5: like just the accidental agit prop that is happening right now,
Speaker 5: because every picture of Luigi Mangioni. He looks awesome, and
Speaker 5: every one of these guys like that guy looks like
Speaker 5: you just came out of the black goo and dune,
Speaker 5: like Brian Thompson. Just how do they only have two
Speaker 5: photos of him? Like they're trying to make the case
Speaker 5: that he is like a good father and shit, but
Speaker 5: like they haven't shown anything other than they're LinkedIn profile pictures.
Speaker 4: He's that ai, right.
Speaker 9: Their usual playbook for being like, we need to generate
Speaker 9: as much sympathy for this victim as possible. Like they're
Speaker 9: not even a like doing that where they're like here's
Speaker 9: a video coaching a team.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but whatever.
Speaker 9: I don't know, because all the energy feels very much
Speaker 9: like a lot of like especially I mean, most pundits
Speaker 9: are doing the thing they're like, guys, don't this guy
Speaker 9: isn't cute if it comes off like guys, smoking isn't cool,
Speaker 9: so don't do it right, And then they're.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, all right, dude, ship looks pretty fucking cool
Speaker 2: to me. I like smoking.
Speaker 9: Sorry, yeah right, It's just it's it's a very it's
Speaker 9: like interesting to watch how they're how the media is
Speaker 9: trying to sort of like navigate this because on one hand, like,
Speaker 9: again you do the thing where you fully lay bare
Speaker 9: all of the ways that the health insurance industry is
Speaker 9: predatory and it's just built on grinding people down to
Speaker 9: dust in the name of profit, or you kind of
Speaker 9: do this weird half assed dance, or you're like he
Speaker 9: may have had a gripe.
Speaker 2: And then also like was that our ghost guns problems?
Speaker 2: I don't you know what I mean, Like, it's it's
Speaker 2: that they haven't kind of coalesced around a single talking
Speaker 2: point that they're going to use to try and deflate because.
Speaker 4: They can't argue that he's not hot. It's really funny,
Speaker 4: like everyone I've ever known is like, yeah, he's hot,
Speaker 4: yees tonight. It's not even like which is crazy because
Speaker 4: most people have all kinds of the different types, you know,
Speaker 4: But it feels like it's like in the way that
Speaker 4: everyone's like, yeah, Sidney Sweeny's hot. Can't deny she's.
Speaker 5: Like regular or quadrant. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's just like everyone's like, yeah, everyone, that's the we
Speaker 4: all agree. Yeah, an Italian guy with abs, even if
Speaker 4: that's not your thing, Yeah, he killed it.
Speaker 2: They're like, that's so two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: But you know he is Jersey Shore, but it is
Speaker 4: like that's the appeal. And then again there's like nothing
Speaker 4: they can really say about his upbringing or anything, which
Speaker 4: is normally where they'd go with this is like.
Speaker 8: Was no angel.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, they're not doing that at all because they
Speaker 4: can't be Oh, we went to an Ivy League school.
Speaker 2: He is like.
Speaker 4: A tech engineer or whatever. He's we tell all the
Speaker 4: stuff that we tell our kids to do. He literally
Speaker 4: learned to code.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The one thing I've seen, like in the sort of
Speaker 2: comments sections of like Fox News in the New York
Speaker 2: Post is a lot of people beginning to attack universities
Speaker 2: like that seems to be the one.
Speaker 4: That's what I would think would be like that. They'd
Speaker 4: be like, oh, it's the kid's getting radicalized at our colleges, which,
Speaker 4: by the way, not really what happened now. No, No,
Speaker 4: the Reagans put a stop to all that that.
Speaker 5: Well, Molly Lambert, what a pleasure having you on the
Speaker 5: daily as always. Where can people find you? Follow you
Speaker 5: all that good stuff?
Speaker 4: Ah, you can find me. I'm off Twitter, which is
Speaker 4: why I was really confused to see what it looks
Speaker 4: like now. And then it has a sidebar that says Grok.
Speaker 5: Now, oh yeah, you're missing out on the developments that
Speaker 5: Groc has brought us.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. You know what Grock is from.
Speaker 5: It is a sci fi thing, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a sci fi thing, but it's like a
Speaker 4: right right wing sci fi.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: What is that book called. It's a book. It's by
Speaker 4: the guy who did Starship Troopers. But Starship Troopers is
Speaker 4: like a pair like the movie is a satirizing the
Speaker 4: stuff that's in the book, but in the book it's
Speaker 4: just presented as like, yeah, wouldn't it be awesome to
Speaker 4: be a Nazi?
Speaker 5: Robert a Heinlend's sci fi novel Stranger in a Strange Land.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right. And Elon Musk loves Grok for some
Speaker 4: reason because he's a loser. Oh yeah. You can see
Speaker 4: me in the in a documentary that's on great great segue.
Speaker 4: You can see me a little bit in a documentary
Speaker 4: called yacht Rock, a documentary docksvilled doc k.
Speaker 5: Wow, I didn't know you were in that. It's on
Speaker 5: my Life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, check it out. I'm in it. That's it with
Speaker 4: a bunch of great people, and I love I could
Speaker 4: talk about yacht rock all damn day I could rock
Speaker 4: some yacht rock and yeah, you can also find me
Speaker 4: on Instagram at Molly Underscore Lambert. I have a book
Speaker 4: coming out called Duos and Pop Music and you can
Speaker 4: find that at a commercial type is the company putting
Speaker 4: that out. It's a book about all these duos, musical duos,
Speaker 4: like starts with a big essay about the breakup of
Speaker 4: Holly Oates after fifty years.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, and.
Speaker 5: Yeah and you can.
Speaker 4: Well you'll have to watch the documentary to find that out, Jack,
Speaker 4: and the answer is no, they are tsop the sound
Speaker 4: of Philadelphia slightly different. Part of the thing about yacht
Speaker 4: rock is its West Coast Okay, I think personally, I'm
Speaker 4: think there's a long tradition of West Coast cool jazz
Speaker 4: that leads into yacht rock. It's they got to have
Speaker 4: the laid back, feeling cool. You'll see you'll see when
Speaker 4: you watch the documentary, I'll.
Speaker 2: Learn more than watching the Channel one oh one series
Speaker 2: yacht Rock.
Speaker 5: Well, that's that's in there too.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it's seminal. I got into yacht rock
Speaker 9: because of the fucking Channel one o one show.
Speaker 5: There's still a part where I think the guy playing
Speaker 5: Michael McDonald goes shut the fuck up to somebody in
Speaker 5: my head always every day.
Speaker 4: That was I was like, that's such an interesting time,
Speaker 4: like right before YouTube, when people were like, hey, we
Speaker 4: could make our own TV shows. If only there was
Speaker 4: a channel, we could post them online. Anyway, check out
Speaker 4: the yacht rock documentary Doctor by Garrett Price, produced by
Speaker 4: Madison Cross, daughter of Christopher Cross, who's really cool. Wow,
Speaker 4: and uh she's best friends with Michael McDonald's daughter. Oh,
Speaker 4: they're from the valley. You'll be shocked to hear.
Speaker 2: Oh for real.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all the outrock people are from the valley too.
Speaker 4: Toto all went to Grant High Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I went to school.
Speaker 4: That's where all the studios are.
Speaker 2: A couple of Toto kids that went to my high school.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It's all like kind of like the studio musicians
Speaker 4: who became the hot rock guys. I keep saying. It's
Speaker 4: a great sports documentary about a great team of.
Speaker 2: They had like a studio in Valley Village though too
Speaker 2: that I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then one of them started the Baked Potato
Speaker 4: the jazz club in the Valley. Pro session guys anyway,
Speaker 4: check all that out and then next year you'll be
Speaker 4: able to hear Jenna World, a podcast also about the
Speaker 4: valley and the history, the rise and fall of the
Speaker 4: porn studios in the valley and the entire porn industry
Speaker 4: and Jenna Jamison the biggest porn start of the nineties
Speaker 4: and two thousands. So ready for that voices from Miles
Speaker 4: and Jack. They don't even know what they're doing yet,
Speaker 4: but they're going to be in it.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, then it's going to be amazing that that
Speaker 5: was the thing that sealed it. It's gonna really put
Speaker 5: it over the edge. No, I'm so excited for that show.
Speaker 5: It's going to be amazing. Is there a work of
Speaker 5: media Molly that you've been enjoying?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Actually, I've been reading a book that's a diary
Speaker 4: of the Shakers that I found in a free library
Speaker 4: and it's the Shaker community in New England and it's
Speaker 4: the most interesting book. It's just the diary of stuff
Speaker 4: happening around the Shaker community. And all the entries are
Speaker 4: like put up the barn today, and then like next day,
Speaker 4: like too cold, no work on the barn today.
Speaker 2: What year is that from?
Speaker 4: It's from the yeah, eighty six, it's from like the
Speaker 4: late eighteen hundreds, and it turns out it's actually from
Speaker 4: when the Shakers were starting to kind of die out
Speaker 4: because of get ready for it, the Industrial.
Speaker 2: Revolution, Ah damn it.
Speaker 4: So they're kind of like trying to preserve the traditions,
Speaker 4: but they keep losing people because it's like they got
Speaker 4: a job at the factory. But it is like just
Speaker 4: it's an interesting book. A lot of stuff is like
Speaker 4: having a nice Thanksgiving. There's a part that's think observing
Speaker 4: this new thing called daylight savings time.
Speaker 5: They're being radicalized by daylight savings. Amazing Miles, where can
Speaker 5: people find you as their workimedia You've been enjoying.
Speaker 9: Everywhere that has an at symbol, miles of gray, including
Speaker 9: blue Sky, particularly Blue Sky.
Speaker 2: Try over there.
Speaker 9: You can also find Jacket on the basketball podcast Miles
Speaker 9: and Jacko Man Boost the Steve. You can also find
Speaker 9: me talking about ninety d fiance on four to twenty
Speaker 9: Day Fiance.
Speaker 2: Say let's see a.
Speaker 9: Oh man a tweet I like man. This is from
Speaker 9: Nate at Homo Classical. It's a photo of all the
Speaker 9: sex and the City Yo sitting down at lunch and
Speaker 9: it says Miranda the shooter did what he had to
Speaker 9: do to fight against a corrupt system, Charlotte.
Speaker 8: But can you think shooting someone is.
Speaker 2: Right, Samantha, Honey, he could shoot inside me anytime he won. Wow,
Speaker 2: Carrie Big is moving to Paris.
Speaker 8: Again.
Speaker 9: Everyone is using HBO shows to bring this to life.
Speaker 9: There's so many soprano ones too, They're like.
Speaker 2: I don't care what they say in this home. Luigi
Speaker 2: Mani is a hero and of and.
Speaker 5: Of work of media I've been enjoying on Blue Sky.
Speaker 5: Aaron Stewart on at bad Ideas, Stop Blue Sky. A
Speaker 5: social tweeted, fuck, I think we totally forgot that part
Speaker 5: in Dune Part two about not falling for charismatic, violent
Speaker 5: folk heroes fueled by vengeance who look like Timothy Shallomey
Speaker 5: in a hoodie. You can find me on Twitter at
Speaker 5: Jack Underscore O'Brien. You can find me on Blue Sky
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Speaker 5: and our footnotes, where we look off to the information
Speaker 5: that we talked about in today's episode as well as
Speaker 5: a song that we think you might enjoy. Miles, is
Speaker 5: there a song that you think people might enjoy?
Speaker 2: Yes, there is. Okay.
Speaker 9: This is a track called Sticky by the band Free Whenever,
Speaker 9: and it's kind of got like a kind of funky,
Speaker 9: little spy guitar vibe to it. But it's like if
Speaker 9: Krungbin was doing like spy rock sort of vibes from
Speaker 9: like the sixties seventies.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what this track feels like. So it's
Speaker 2: like easy but also kind of got a little got
Speaker 2: a little an air of mystery to it that I like.
Speaker 2: So this is Sticky by the group Free Whenever.
Speaker 5: Amazing, all right, we will lick off to that in
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Speaker 5: That is gonna to do it for us this morning.
Speaker 5: We're back this afternoon to tell you what is trending,
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Speaker 8: To you all that.
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