Speaker 1: Wild, how how far the little fingers can fit into
Speaker 1: the outfits.
Speaker 2: You know. That's why I was telling that. I was like, well,
Speaker 2: they used to use them world for this job. This
Speaker 2: is why people had babies in the olden days, janky electrical.
Speaker 3: Babies to reach into all the electrical equipment and machinery.
Speaker 2: To reach into the floor furnace. Because my vape pen
Speaker 2: slid through the grate, you can.
Speaker 3: Get all the way up in that fucker. Man, it's
Speaker 3: gonna have been there. It's not gonna burn them. But
Speaker 3: the part he touches probably not even that. Maybe that's hard.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no, no, get out of there, Get
Speaker 2: out there. That might be too far from me even Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, you're right. You're right, you're right.
Speaker 3: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season three point fifty,
Speaker 3: episode three of Dirt Alley's I Guys Say Production of iHeart.
Speaker 3: This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
Speaker 3: into America's shared consciousness.
Speaker 2: And it is Wednesday, August seventh, twenty twenty four, eight seven.
Speaker 2: Oh what would that be? It's Purple Heart Day. It's
Speaker 2: National Raspberries and Cream Day. Also, I don't know what
Speaker 2: this animal is, but it says it is national sea serpent. Oh, no,
Speaker 2: that's a snake. For a second, I was like, that's
Speaker 2: a very long fish. Like, no, it's a sea serpent.
Speaker 2: Now is that a real thing or is that a
Speaker 2: biblical thing that you're also national? There's the ar.
Speaker 3: Fish that is an actual animal that they suspect was
Speaker 3: the inspiration for the sea serpent.
Speaker 2: I see icy, Yes it is. It is a fantastic creature.
Speaker 2: So yeah, hey, look, if you're on the season, you're
Speaker 2: seeing shit. It's your day.
Speaker 3: If you're on the season seeing shit, congratulations today we
Speaker 3: salute you.
Speaker 2: But only today. Any other day.
Speaker 3: You're out on the season, you see us sea serpent.
Speaker 3: Give it to your talk to somebody else. I don't
Speaker 3: give a fuck, all right.
Speaker 2: To that weirdo in the lighthouse because you both had
Speaker 2: your day yesterday. Okay, that's right. My name's Jack O'Brien aka.
Speaker 4: Can't stop addicted to the catch gig swayed top. She says,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna win big, choose not a life but masturbation
Speaker 4: late text gloves in case my Mima comes in.
Speaker 3: That is courtesy of Bottles and Fans and the Red
Speaker 3: Hot Chili Peppers. Jd Vance RHC JD Red Hot Chili
Speaker 3: JD Vance rh JDV. I think that's good RHJDV And
Speaker 3: in fact, I think that's what bottles and fans wrote on.
Speaker 2: Red Hot La devive exactly JOI divvy a little.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my
Speaker 3: co host, mister Miles Gram Miles Gray k on.
Speaker 5: A man on a man on a man on a
Speaker 5: really hot a man.
Speaker 2: He loves a hot a man, y'all. Okay, I just
Speaker 2: thought of that in my garage because the AC is
Speaker 2: out and everything still, everything is JD vance. We will
Speaker 2: not let go of the misinformation because it's all about
Speaker 2: you know, it's the vibes, and we believe.
Speaker 3: We could move on to eyeliner, but we're not going
Speaker 3: to because I actually don't believe he's wearing eyeliner. I
Speaker 3: just think he has those lashes them.
Speaker 2: I said that from the beginning. He's got that natural
Speaker 2: eyeliner thing going on, you know what I mean, a
Speaker 2: lot of people loved you know. I tried many supplements
Speaker 2: to get my eyelashes to be that thick, and nothing works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I wear eyeliner, sorry, And that's why I
Speaker 3: wear thick mascara.
Speaker 2: That's why use sharpie, because I'm a man who doesn't
Speaker 2: know about makeup. Ye do my makeup with magic marker. Yep.
Speaker 3: To quote Christine and the Queens Miles, we are thrilled
Speaker 3: to be joined in our third seat by the creator
Speaker 3: and co host of the Awebby Award winning podcast Unladylake
Speaker 3: and the creator and host of the new podcast Conspiracy.
Speaker 3: She wrote, it's Kristin, Hello, welcome back.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me back.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course, of course, it's good to have you.
Speaker 2: It's a I know we were talking about heats in
Speaker 2: our respective recording spaces. Is it's Is it already the
Speaker 2: temperatures are getting up there for you too? Oh yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm in an attic, in an unair conditioned attic
Speaker 5: in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, you know, no, you shouldn't be there.
Speaker 5: That's my commitment to the pod.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that, but get out of there.
Speaker 2: I am, oh my god, in an unair conditioned garage
Speaker 2: in the valley where it is so hot. Also just differ. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're all contending with the elements at the moment. But
Speaker 2: it's so funny. I was wearing a black T shirt
Speaker 2: and then producers just as like, bro, you should maybe
Speaker 2: put on like a white tank or something, not a
Speaker 2: black shirt like that might And I was like, you're right,
Speaker 2: you're right. I need to I need to have as
Speaker 2: much as my skin exposed. So this is not my
Speaker 2: normal podcasting uniform.
Speaker 6: Will have you know this is it's usually a full
Speaker 6: suit and tie, right, yes, absolutely, yeah, of course, of
Speaker 6: course we're a black tie podcast, not a basketball jersey
Speaker 6: wearing podcast.
Speaker 2: That's right. Well, you have a new show about conspiracies conspiracies. No, no,
Speaker 2: let's just yet.
Speaker 3: But it's about conspiracies involving women. It's about conspiracies.
Speaker 2: Spread by women. Yes, which I refuse to acknowledge happens. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're all in on conspiracy misogyny like yes, only men, yes,
Speaker 2: only men.
Speaker 5: Only to come up?
Speaker 2: Yeah wait wait so how did you kind of like land?
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like conspiracy is always intersect with
Speaker 2: the zeitgeist and things like that, but like, what were
Speaker 2: you looking at? And You're like hold on, man, like
Speaker 2: this is a completely like we need to be talking
Speaker 2: about conspiracies in this completely different way.
Speaker 5: So what I have done basically for my entire podcast career,
Speaker 5: I make shows about women, talk about women. I'm always
Speaker 5: asking like.
Speaker 2: Where are women?
Speaker 5: What do women have to do with X, Y or z.
Speaker 5: So that's my baseline. And in twenty twenty, during like
Speaker 5: peak pandemic q andon spread, a friend of mine was
Speaker 5: totally q pilled Oh wow, and randomly presented to me
Speaker 5: as if I would be interested some very wild QAnon
Speaker 5: conspiracy theories. And this was also when I don't know
Speaker 5: if you'll remember hashtag saved the Children.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 5: You know Wayfair child trafficking conspiracy theories popping up everywhere.
Speaker 3: And these are the theories that people were trafficking children
Speaker 3: via like ordering furniture on Wayfair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this four thousand dollars is called Natalie.
Speaker 5: Right right right, and Ordinatalie must be a person.
Speaker 2: Because it has child inside. It comes with a free Natalie.
Speaker 5: So that was I mean, that was in not to
Speaker 5: be too on the nose, that was in the zeitgeist.
Speaker 5: I was really shaken to my core when all of
Speaker 5: a sudden it was literally like sitting socially distanced across
Speaker 5: from me, and so I asked the question I always ask,
Speaker 5: where are where? Like what is going on with women?
Speaker 5: And conspiracy theories. Surely there's a bunch here. Because my
Speaker 5: like in my mind at the time, the stereotype I
Speaker 5: had and it is still somewhat kind of true to form,
Speaker 5: is that conspiracy theorists are Alex Jones types, shady Vance types,
Speaker 5: you know, just like like angry men yelling, And it
Speaker 5: turns out that it's a lot more nuanced than that.
Speaker 5: And women and play I think a really essential kind
Speaker 5: of gatekeeping role in mainstreaming conspiracy theories, because if we
Speaker 5: look just at QAnon, I do not think that it
Speaker 5: would have had the like power and spread that it
Speaker 5: did if it had not captivated so many women who
Speaker 5: then started spreading it through their Instagram feeds and their
Speaker 5: mom groups and yoga circles and.
Speaker 2: All of that.
Speaker 5: And it really kind of shined a spotlight on these
Speaker 5: kinds of spaces where conspiracy theories can can also thrive
Speaker 5: in that kind of you know, spirituality wellness adjacent to
Speaker 5: anti vaxer sort of space.
Speaker 3: So that's where I'm here in the right. You're just
Speaker 3: looking to fill that hole for a woman conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 3: You're going to be the woman Alex Jones got Okay?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, actually maybe more like a woman Joe Rogan,
Speaker 5: because he's thinking a lot of money. I think Alex
Speaker 5: Jones down financial troubles. Yeah, I want to make that
Speaker 5: big money and get Netflix special that will not leave
Speaker 5: anyone's screens.
Speaker 2: Ever. So I was to watch that to see. I
Speaker 2: wanted to see with my own eyes. But then like
Speaker 2: this second it started, I was like, I have so
Speaker 2: many and I can't do this. It turns out yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I did not have the fortitude for that, but I
Speaker 2: think I might.
Speaker 4: I might.
Speaker 2: I might break later. You know, you never know.
Speaker 3: All right, Christ, We're going to get to know you
Speaker 3: a little bit better in a moment. First, we're going
Speaker 3: to tell the listeners a couple of the things we're
Speaker 3: talking about today. We're going to talk about the deep
Speaker 3: steaks have happened, and she picked walls. Maybe she picked walls.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: I was relieved. I was like kind of a little
Speaker 3: bit surprised, a little giddy.
Speaker 2: Were very surprising.
Speaker 3: We're gonna, yeah, we're going to talk about the pick
Speaker 3: you want to win Democrats it feels like they might
Speaker 3: want to win, Yes, okay, so we can talk about that.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk about how the Republicans are responding.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk about jd Vance's childless cat Ladies comment.
Speaker 3: Because he made it, it's still kind of resonating out there.
Speaker 3: His wife tried to make sense of it, and I
Speaker 3: don't think it helped that much. All of that plenty more,
Speaker 3: But first, Kristen, we do like to ask our guest,
Speaker 3: what is something from your search history that is revealing
Speaker 3: about who you are?
Speaker 5: My Google search history result is summer twenty twenty four
Speaker 5: nail polish colors, which I'm sure is at the top
Speaker 5: of y'all's search history too.
Speaker 2: I already knew. I go into every season knowing what
Speaker 2: the color palette is going to be.
Speaker 5: But yeah, you're prepped.
Speaker 2: Wait, yeah, so what's the end? What's what are we?
Speaker 2: What's what's the summer? What's the summer for the for
Speaker 2: the fingernails?
Speaker 5: And this year so well the summer colors, I mean,
Speaker 5: bold red is always in and a lot of honestly,
Speaker 5: it's really boring a lot of like pale pinks and
Speaker 5: neutrals and then some greens here, I'll shook it. Where's my? Oh,
Speaker 5: I don't have my That's what I I went with
Speaker 5: a soft green. Yeah, we're like a slightly super shade
Speaker 5: than a mint. And what this says about me is
Speaker 5: that my new podcast is launching this week. Okay, I'm
Speaker 5: talking to you, right, and I've got you know. I'm excited,
Speaker 5: but I'm also anxious. And what I do when I'm
Speaker 5: both excited and anxious is I paint my nails. I
Speaker 5: find a new color, and I paint my nails because
Speaker 5: it is the one thing. I'm sure you'll have things
Speaker 5: like this where it's like all I can pay attention
Speaker 5: to for like ten minutes is just painting these nails.
Speaker 5: And it's just a it's just a mind kind of
Speaker 5: a mind release, a little a little meditative break for
Speaker 5: a moment, and I get a popa color on my nails.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like it puts you in a flow state.
Speaker 2: It sounds yeah, you know, don't like that, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah I do. I mean recently I started like drawing
Speaker 2: more and coloring more, which again I think and it's
Speaker 2: probably similar to painting your nails because like I'm a
Speaker 2: bit of a perfectionist, So like staying in the lines
Speaker 2: is like very important. So like having an activity that's
Speaker 2: like stay in stay within the lines. And I'm sure
Speaker 2: like with It's funny. I remember watching like my mom
Speaker 2: or like my grandmother paint her fingernails and like when
Speaker 2: they mess up, I'm like, oh God, like I would
Speaker 2: be stressed out. You're gonna have to clean that up,
Speaker 2: like it's all over your cuticles, and like it comes
Speaker 2: off easy, and I'm like, Okay, Well I'm a child
Speaker 2: who doesn't know they have perfection. Yeah, ooh you fucked up? Yeah,
Speaker 2: can you tay breathing down my neck? Please? But yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I have that. And driving. I also like driving that
Speaker 2: also a lot, because it, you know, acquires a bit
Speaker 2: of skill and focus.
Speaker 3: Like I like to like do laundry fault laundry pick
Speaker 3: up ship around the house after my kids, you know, oh,
Speaker 3: tidying something, just a little tidying, Yeah, a little bit
Speaker 3: of tidying.
Speaker 2: My mom loves doing dishes. She hates cooking. She'll always
Speaker 2: be like if I like cooking, She's like, just let
Speaker 2: me do the dishes. She's like yeah, she's and she's
Speaker 2: really good at cooking too, which is wild. She's like, no,
Speaker 2: it's the dishes. I like just like it, you know,
Speaker 2: like if she has people over and people are like, oh,
Speaker 2: let us help you she's like, no, I want them
Speaker 2: all to myself. No, like truly, She's like these are mine?
Speaker 2: Like you back up. So yeah, it's it's always interesting
Speaker 2: where people find that. But yeah, it's always good to
Speaker 2: know what brings that out of you.
Speaker 3: I wish mine was like carving things out of wood
Speaker 3: or you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but listing.
Speaker 5: House, that's that's so helpful and productive like.
Speaker 2: Mine is not that I'll say that like I have
Speaker 2: to like be like do I got to and I'll like,
Speaker 2: I'll do it later, and then it piles up and
Speaker 2: then yeah, I'm in there for but actually takes a
Speaker 2: lot pretty quick to fold things. So yeah, yeah, what
Speaker 2: is something you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: All right? I don't want to step on our upcoming
Speaker 5: segment about JD Vance, but I gotta say, there's a
Speaker 5: lot of talk going on about childless cat ladies these days. Underrated?
Speaker 5: Can we hear it from the childless dog ladies?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, seriously you.
Speaker 5: Better say you better say yes because you're talking to one,
Speaker 5: right and I'm here to say that, Yeah, I'm ruining population.
Speaker 5: The population as well.
Speaker 2: So you have no sociopath because you have no it's
Speaker 2: so what do you say? It's like theopathic because you
Speaker 2: have no steak in the future country.
Speaker 5: I have no community. It's only me and my dog.
Speaker 5: I don't even talk to my husband, you know, we
Speaker 5: I'm just I'm really just stay in this attic and
Speaker 5: I'm just waiting for my uterus to wither so that
Speaker 5: I can no longer be a contributor to our GDP.
Speaker 3: I care about other people without a biological imperative. It
Speaker 3: makes no sense.
Speaker 2: Truly, truly, what's your what breed is your child? We
Speaker 2: say that sounds like some slavery shop, like this child?
Speaker 2: Yeah something old?
Speaker 3: People ask me and my wife we.
Speaker 2: Have mixed race child? Can I see the teeth?
Speaker 5: I have had to ask my mom to not refer
Speaker 5: to me as Brewster's mom, Like Mom, I I I
Speaker 5: fully get like I'm a human. He's a dog. He
Speaker 5: is like a Maltese poodle mutt. Okay, he just looks
Speaker 5: like a like a little mop right right right.
Speaker 2: That sounds adorable that he is. And was it named
Speaker 2: after Punky Brewster Brewster's millions.
Speaker 5: I don't know what the inspiration was where like where
Speaker 5: it came from, but I like Punky Brewster. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: claim yes that they were somehow seated there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love Punky. Oh yeah, yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: why I brought up Brewsters Millions often talk about.
Speaker 3: I don't I didn't even like know what Brewster's Millions
Speaker 3: is about. But when you said Brewster was Buster's Millions,
Speaker 3: like my brain just completed that as Brewster's Millions. The
Speaker 3: eighties really wanted children and the elderly to be friends.
Speaker 2: Just yeah, I think.
Speaker 3: About Punky, Punky, mister Mayogi, Doc Brown. It was endless.
Speaker 3: There was just special strokes, a special bond between the
Speaker 3: elderly and children in the eighties that I don't know
Speaker 3: why because we haven't really done it since then, have we.
Speaker 3: Has there been like a major film where like the
Speaker 3: core relationship was little Miss Sunshine that's a family. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's true, right, but like her and her grandpa. I mean,
Speaker 3: it really isn't even about that, but that was like
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 2: Like her and her grandpa. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Lord of the Rings massive.
Speaker 5: Of Punky Brewster fans, and Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 3: Twighlight, the Ultimate one because of the Age of the
Speaker 3: Vampires's age.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just more. Yeah, we're still doing age gap relationships.
Speaker 2: You're just making them more fantastic. What is something that
Speaker 2: you think is overrated? Christmas?
Speaker 5: Okay, controversial take, But Noah Lyles is one hundred meter
Speaker 5: Olympic photo finish yesterday I believe to win the gold.
Speaker 5: I'm calling it overrated, specifically the photo finish of it
Speaker 5: all because it took me too damn long and too
Speaker 5: much Google imaging to figure out how how he was
Speaker 5: the one who won.
Speaker 7: Because the video of it, yes, yes, and I had
Speaker 7: to Google too long to figure out because I'm not
Speaker 7: a runner and I didn't know that it's who's ever
Speaker 7: chess crosses the line first?
Speaker 2: Not photos of the finish that I've seen don't show
Speaker 2: his chest crossing first. I'm like, what the fuck is
Speaker 2: happening here? Which of the lines is the line we
Speaker 2: are supposed to determine? You know what I mean? Like
Speaker 2: it's the I guess what they're saying is like, here's
Speaker 2: the first line. This is when Noah Lyles crossed. Okay,
Speaker 2: so that's why his is first. This is where Cashane
Speaker 2: Thompson's crossed was there so truly like, but it's so
Speaker 2: close that it becomes a philosophical question of like what
Speaker 2: is chest and like is it the center of your chest,
Speaker 2: is it? The shoulders could be seen as top of
Speaker 2: chest like the tip of the nip right exactly? Yeah,
Speaker 2: what like do we had to put like sensors on
Speaker 2: everyone's nipples now to like do you have an agreed
Speaker 2: upon can you game it? If you rare your bib higher?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It is tone some kind of.
Speaker 2: Madonna style, but it's like it's actually very aerodynamic too,
Speaker 2: just like you bra, Like what if you just like
Speaker 2: padded a sports bra and went out there? Like I
Speaker 2: think they do have rules about things like that, but yeah,
Speaker 2: well I don't know. Look, it takes someone that.
Speaker 3: I've known, I've learned, and I'm kind of an expert
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: It takes a Donald Trump of Track to really bend
Speaker 2: the rules to see what our what our limits are
Speaker 2: for folks, what's even happening here?
Speaker 3: But even is a chest exactly when you guys watched
Speaker 3: it was there like they cross the line and then
Speaker 3: he says Jamaica has it, and then silence for thirty seconds.
Speaker 3: Because I saw a replay and there wasn't silence, and
Speaker 3: so it made me think that I like got some
Speaker 3: sort of defective feed the first time around, but what
Speaker 3: do you mean really? Like it was like the guy said,
Speaker 3: Jamaica has it, and there were maybe maybe there was
Speaker 3: like a sentence or two after that, but it was
Speaker 3: like total silence until Noah Lyles like took his thing
Speaker 3: off and showed it to the camera and then we
Speaker 3: were like, oh, so he like they didn't say he won,
Speaker 3: like you had to like put that together. It was
Speaker 3: and I was like, oh, did they cut the guy's
Speaker 3: mic because he said, did you watch it live?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I watched it live. That's weird. I I didn't
Speaker 2: think the feed went out. I just remember that. I
Speaker 2: remember hearing commentary in between about how they're now looking
Speaker 2: waiting to see like this, Like this must have been close.
Speaker 3: Maybe it was just so tense it shut up like no,
Speaker 3: like is there no sound coming in?
Speaker 5: You're asking what is chest?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What what is chest? What is chest? What is chest? Yeah?
Speaker 2: It is wild though too to think of just how
Speaker 2: close just everyone else behind them was too, Like Red
Speaker 2: Curly was also right in there also, and it's like, yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: that's sorry, that's a bronze medal and you're like I thought,
Speaker 2: I I don't say I felt like I maybe beat
Speaker 2: the fastest guy on earth. Maybe not No, you're the
Speaker 2: third fastest. Now go sit down.
Speaker 3: It all feels a little it all feels a little arbitrary.
Speaker 3: Like there there was a gymnastics floor routine did you
Speaker 3: see the gymnastics floor routine medals, where like they gave
Speaker 3: what what an American like a score that put her
Speaker 3: him forth and then the like as they were getting
Speaker 3: ready to go on the podium, like the US coaches
Speaker 3: appealed and they were like, actually she's in third now
Speaker 3: like this like Romanian girl just got kicked off the podium.
Speaker 3: What weeping devastated? Yeah, oh wow, it was high drama
Speaker 3: in the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's how Jordan Child's got Oh I didn't.
Speaker 8: I didn't even know that. I did not know that.
Speaker 8: Wow wow wow wow. Okay, but yeah, it all seems
Speaker 8: somewhat arbitrary. But hey, always happy to have a jingoistic
Speaker 8: USA medal being more.
Speaker 2: For sure, for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's take a quick break and we'll come back
Speaker 3: and talk about.
Speaker 1: Walls and we're back.
Speaker 2: We're back.
Speaker 3: And word came early yesterday morning that Kamala Harris had
Speaker 3: chosen Walls and not Shapiro.
Speaker 2: And yes, big, big, upside, Kelly, it sounded like too
Speaker 2: that Shapiro was in third after.
Speaker 3: From sources inside the Harris campaign. That's what people from
Speaker 3: the news. Yeah, yeah, that Kelly or.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I think we're all shocked because I think
Speaker 2: most of the time, when it comes down to like
Speaker 2: the stretch and election years, with something high stakes of this,
Speaker 2: you're like, and when will the terrible miscalculation occur? Where
Speaker 2: everyone was like, I'm not an expert, but I think
Speaker 2: the freaky guy in the Jason mask isn't the best
Speaker 2: VP pick. And they then the Teddy Bear, uh, and yeah,
Speaker 2: they went with Tim Walls, who again, like a lot
Speaker 2: of unions were saying like this is that we like,
Speaker 2: we prefer this guy, and a lot of people came
Speaker 2: out to sort of voice there really like more came
Speaker 2: out to really support their support for Walls and saying
Speaker 2: like we don't want Shapiro. But I think it was
Speaker 2: interesting to see it's like, oh, so is someone on
Speaker 2: the Harris campaign like on the ground of earth, like
Speaker 2: talking to regular people and not consultants all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was just I was so.
Speaker 3: Fully convinced it was gonna be Shapiro, just based on
Speaker 3: you know, a lifetime of seeing the Democrats like be
Speaker 3: on their Clintonian triangulation thing, you know, where it's just
Speaker 3: always attack to the right to offset any hint of
Speaker 3: progressive policy, because progressive policy is a monstrous liability in
Speaker 3: the eyes of the mainstream media. And so that became
Speaker 3: like there was a lot of energy behind Shapiro. Obviously
Speaker 3: he was like the betting favorite. He was the mainstream
Speaker 3: media's like chosen pick, or like the one that they
Speaker 3: seemed to be like, this is the one that makes
Speaker 3: sense because Harris needs to apologize for her sins of
Speaker 3: being progressive in the twenty twenty election, right, and it
Speaker 3: just feels like the Democratic Party almost always falls for that.
Speaker 3: And yeah, just seeing them fall for that year after
Speaker 3: year after year, it was it was a big It
Speaker 3: was surprising to see them. It's like, are they letting
Speaker 3: them do more than like the right thing more than
Speaker 3: once in a row?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems to be the take of some many
Speaker 2: people on Twitter, like two good decisions from the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party in a month straight.
Speaker 6: It does feel weird not to like, you know, use
Speaker 6: fantastic word already.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think these guys are weird. They're doing
Speaker 2: the right thing. Over another.
Speaker 5: I really thought that it was going to be Kelly.
Speaker 5: I mean partly because of he has some name recognition
Speaker 5: and the astronaut factor. But after I listened to an
Speaker 5: interview with Walls over the weekend, and now I'm not
Speaker 5: surprised at all, because it was I think the first
Speaker 5: time that I have ever heard plain spoken progressivism, like
Speaker 5: that mix of like midwestern kind of Minnesota nice. But
Speaker 5: he's talking about like fully left wing policies, but in
Speaker 5: that kind of in a way that I would usually
Speaker 5: hear from like a GOP candidate.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Yeah, right, Like yeah,
Speaker 2: really like it's talking about policy without like you're sort
Speaker 2: of getting to the heart of policy, without getting into
Speaker 2: the wonky bits of policy where I think a lot
Speaker 2: of people this is what's also interesting is like the
Speaker 2: labeling of like progressive or radical, because like Tim Wallas
Speaker 2: is doing a lot of great progressive stuff, Like is
Speaker 2: he radical? I wouldn't say he's radical, but again I
Speaker 2: think that's what I think. What's good about his appeal
Speaker 2: is that he puts a very normal face on stuff
Speaker 2: where people like school lunches and he's like, yeah, so
Speaker 2: kids can have a full belly so they can learn, like,
Speaker 2: you know, like that's his response to attacks like that.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, so if that's it's like wacky, then sure, dude,
Speaker 2: Like I'm fucking wacky because I believe these things. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I think that along with his like very just like
Speaker 2: laser focused articulation. Even though many people like like have
Speaker 2: been talking about how odd and weird the Republicans are,
Speaker 2: it was his way of saying it that just stuck
Speaker 2: in a way that still has like Republicans on the
Speaker 2: defense or they're still like, we're not weird, okay, but
Speaker 2: my daughter's objectively the hottest woman on earth right like,
Speaker 2: uh huh, okay, go on on.
Speaker 5: The only concern I have that I'm sure a thousand
Speaker 5: like armchair pundits are tweeting about right now is that
Speaker 5: they just can't it just can't make it the weird campaign,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean? And I think I get
Speaker 5: the sense that the Harris campaign knows that they have
Speaker 5: to be they have to walk a fine line with.
Speaker 3: That, but yeah, you can't just do it over and
Speaker 3: over and yeah.
Speaker 2: I think like because I think the fully weird campaign
Speaker 2: would have just been a slight evolution on Biden's previous campaign,
Speaker 2: which is like democracies on the line, you fuck get
Speaker 2: out there, where the same version is like like just
Speaker 2: gesturing to Essentially what the Democrats have to do is
Speaker 2: just to gesture to their right and be like see that. Hmm.
Speaker 2: I don't know policy over here, not going to really
Speaker 2: talk about it because that's so weird over there. This
Speaker 2: at least rhetorically, is trying to at least sort of
Speaker 2: be about values, like with her talking about freedom and
Speaker 2: like we're not going back that it still allows them
Speaker 2: to kind of draw from that well of being like, well,
Speaker 2: we're not them, while also hinting at like some shred
Speaker 2: of progress. And I think that's where I think a
Speaker 2: lot of people myself include, are like, now let's hear
Speaker 2: what these policies are, like what does this and what
Speaker 2: is this administration going to stand for? Because that's the
Speaker 2: next hurdle that they have to overcome. But I think
Speaker 2: picking someone like Walls was really great. And also like
Speaker 2: I'm just hearing him talk about like football, You're like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, this guy, like he could even like just
Speaker 2: go on some bro podcast talking about how you turned
Speaker 2: a high school football team around to like one of
Speaker 2: the worst teams ever to like a state champion that
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. Yeah, he was like a high
Speaker 2: school football coach like before, Like he's he's got like
Speaker 2: which is like a local version of an astronaut, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, I mean he's Friday Night Lights coach Taylor.
Speaker 2: Yeah without the Yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: I only watched a couple of episodes, So you know.
Speaker 2: Is that not where it took place? Was it not
Speaker 2: in Minnesota? I think I was thinking Varsity Blues where
Speaker 2: John Voight was the coach. Oh yeah, he was a creep.
Speaker 3: He continues to be a creep John Boyd.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, of course, of course. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But like the so his home town Star Tribune was like,
Speaker 3: here's what you can expect from the Republicans. Here, here
Speaker 3: are his weaknesses, they say. Expect to hear plenty about
Speaker 3: walls of support and signature on a raft of progressive
Speaker 3: policies passed by the DFL controlled legislature in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: In one session, this legislature enshrined abortion rights into the
Speaker 3: state constitution, provided free meals for all K through twelve students,
Speaker 3: regardless of income, and made Minnesota a sanctuary for those
Speaker 3: seeking gender affirming care. But those are abortion rights are
Speaker 3: extremely popular, Like free meals for kids is extremely popular.
Speaker 3: Like these are the But this is that mainstream media
Speaker 3: sort of understanding of how politics works, where everybody is
Speaker 3: actually secretly on the inside a centrist Republican, you know,
Speaker 3: which doesn't really make sense because if that was the case,
Speaker 3: why are none of the why have none of those
Speaker 3: centrists for publicans remained in politics anymore?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 3: Yeah, specifically been run out of the entire industry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's he's like again, I think the other good
Speaker 2: part is that he comes without the sort of like
Speaker 2: a lot of baggage that would take over like a
Speaker 2: lot of the policy discussion or just administration discussion, like
Speaker 2: Wi Shapiro given his comments, especially like with student protesters
Speaker 2: and things like that that were protesting against the genocide
Speaker 2: and Gaza and things like that, that to have someone
Speaker 2: like that where it doesn't immediately come to the forefront
Speaker 2: and now like activate sort of like what was kind
Speaker 2: of beginning to fracture whatever coalition the Democrats are trying
Speaker 2: to build, Like is just like good, Okay, you have
Speaker 2: momentum now. I mean, obviously the questions are still going
Speaker 2: to be asked of, like you know, what this administration's
Speaker 2: policy will be in regards to like Israel and things
Speaker 2: like that. But at the end of the day, I
Speaker 2: think they they they at least they took a vibe
Speaker 2: check and were like, Okay, I think I think this
Speaker 2: is We'll keep this going. Plenty of people on Twitter
Speaker 2: who just like, they're like, I don't like to treat
Speaker 2: you know, uh, politicians like celebrities like, but I loved
Speaker 2: him and I just met him four hours ago, and yeah,
Speaker 2: And I think it speaks to how deflated a lot
Speaker 2: of people felt going into this election prior to Biden
Speaker 2: dropping at work. I mean, you know, we were pretty
Speaker 2: resigned to being like it could go either way. But
Speaker 2: it feels like Trump is firmly in the driver's seat
Speaker 2: and this is definitely upended that. And I think because
Speaker 2: of that allowed you know, the Harris campaign to look
Speaker 2: at who the VP pick was outside of just being like,
Speaker 2: we have to win Pennsylvania, because like with the polling
Speaker 2: showed a lot of other places suddenly were like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're in we have other paths now. It doesn't purely
Speaker 2: have to go through Pennsylvania. Although that's obviously a big bonus.
Speaker 3: And also, as we talked about, VP does not secure
Speaker 3: their home state most of the time, like it doesn't
Speaker 3: make a statistical difference in terms of like bringing the
Speaker 3: VP and your performance in that home state. So how
Speaker 3: are Trump and his side dealing with Walls? They pretty well,
Speaker 3: I'm assuming like they're probably just like, yeah, they're fucking
Speaker 3: it up, dude, with how.
Speaker 2: Cool they are. A Kaylee Mcananey, who you know, used
Speaker 2: to be the former Press secretary. She was on Fox
Speaker 2: being like, oh, they're cheering in mar A Lago and
Speaker 2: I was like, and that's where I needed here, Like
Speaker 2: Ron Howard's voice pop in. She's like they were actually
Speaker 2: crying because like you know, it's I think again for
Speaker 2: like for people who hope to Nazee Donald Trump be
Speaker 2: president and you're like, oh, this is a pleasant surprise.
Speaker 2: This guy goes Like a lot of people are like,
Speaker 2: is Comala gonna cave to the left by picking Tim Walls,
Speaker 2: And like most you're like, this is this isn't caving
Speaker 2: to the left in the way you think it is,
Speaker 2: because he clearly has so much more appeal like to
Speaker 2: other like the like larger electorate. But when the announcement came.
Speaker 2: Trump sent out a fundraising email immediately with this subject header,
Speaker 2: Tim Walls will unleash hell on Earth. That's what the
Speaker 2: fucking subject was. It goes on it says, quote, He'll
Speaker 2: unleash hell on Earth and open our borders to the
Speaker 2: worst criminals imaginable. He'll rubber stamp Kamala's green new scam
Speaker 2: and like trillions of dollars on fire. But the real killer,
Speaker 2: he's already pulled in millions in dirty cash to buy
Speaker 2: the White House. None of this makes sense, Like what
Speaker 2: dirty cash about the White House? He's a rubber stamp.
Speaker 2: You say that about a congress person. He has no vote,
Speaker 2: so what is he rubber Like? That's it. That's that's
Speaker 2: an attack you put on someone who just will vote
Speaker 2: in whatever policies of But he's the vice Okay, sure,
Speaker 2: Well it's.
Speaker 5: Just I like the selective use of all caps because
Speaker 5: it is all caps hell on Earth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it's.
Speaker 5: True talking about here, and it's just kind of an
Speaker 5: ai madlibs of Fox News buzzwords.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah. Some people were pointing out, I think it
Speaker 2: was in the Daily Beast. They're like, it feels like
Speaker 2: this truly was a mad lib or like whoever the
Speaker 2: pick was, they were just gonna be like Josh Shapiro
Speaker 2: will Unleash Hell on Earth, Mark Kelly will Unleash Hell
Speaker 2: on Earth, like that was all they had. And then
Speaker 2: you're like Tim Walls, like the guy we've seen like
Speaker 2: holding like hugging a pig and like hanging out with
Speaker 2: his dog, the guy who is like a high school
Speaker 2: teacher and football coach. And then like you know, there's
Speaker 2: this image of when he signed that school lunch bill,
Speaker 2: like where he's surrounded by smiling children who are like
Speaker 2: like genuinely excited to be near him, and you're like
Speaker 2: this guy him hell on Earth for who? So this
Speaker 2: is definitely not like the coastal like lib they were
Speaker 2: prepared for and that they really the only VP person
Speaker 2: that they were even prepared to talk about was Kamala
Speaker 2: So you know, even like the latest polling from like
Speaker 2: Republican Polsters has Trump losing more ground to Harris and
Speaker 2: like now they're like in a statistical tie in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: So he's there aren't a lot of wins coming for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, and that's probably why he had to come
Speaker 2: up with a new terribly scathing insult for Kamala, which
Speaker 2: feels like a bit from Arrested Development. I hate to
Speaker 2: keep evoking arrested Development here, but he says people vote
Speaker 2: with their stomach and food is now at an all
Speaker 2: time high because Comma blah Biden incompetence, Comma blah, okay,
Speaker 2: And you're like, what with them in charge, it will
Speaker 2: only get worse? And most you're like, this is one
Speaker 2: of these like adderall typos or something. What the fuck
Speaker 2: is this? Then he goes on next paragraph, Kama Blah
Speaker 2: has stated over and over again that she wants to
Speaker 2: defund the police and without question ben fracking, no more
Speaker 2: fossil fuel. This will quadruple the cost of energy in America.
Speaker 2: Depression anyone, not a question, but a stag depression anyone?
Speaker 2: Depression anyone?
Speaker 5: Okay, saying the quiet part out loud at that point.
Speaker 2: The president anyway, cammlah blah, Harris, Comma blah Harris is
Speaker 2: afraid to debate me on Fox News. Comma blah is
Speaker 2: the worst VP. That's what's in the tank right now
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 3: Yeah blah commah blahs blah bloc.
Speaker 2: Yeah is where.
Speaker 5: It is so just dog whistley racist to my ears
Speaker 5: and eyes. And I'm not surprised that this new, searing,
Speaker 5: new attack of Comma Blah came right on the heels
Speaker 5: of his appearance last week at the National Association of
Speaker 5: Black Journalists, Right if she questioned her identity and just
Speaker 5: lost his fucking mind on camera? Yeah, and uh yeah,
Speaker 5: I like, what what is that even suppose is that
Speaker 5: supposed to be like Comma.
Speaker 9: Blah like blah? Is that what he's trying to get across?
Speaker 9: I think that's like such her look isn't hitting. She's
Speaker 9: very blah. She's she's not stunning me right now.
Speaker 2: I mean he doesn't. It's all it really like, it's
Speaker 2: hard to make sense of what it is because it
Speaker 2: used to be what crazy Kamala Lion Kamala laugh like laughing,
Speaker 2: and you're like what art Like, huh these all sound
Speaker 2: like like cool people to hang out with you laughing. Kamala. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's crazy. Yeah, she's crazy. She's the lion. Lion actually
Speaker 2: has more teeth to it than Comma Blah. But again,
Speaker 2: that's why I think, you know, his worst instincts are
Speaker 2: just going to get even worse because he's trying. He's like, Okay,
Speaker 2: it sounds like the racist misogyny isn't doing as well
Speaker 2: as I thought, So what about Kama blah? And then
Speaker 2: he'll probably be like fuck it, I'm going I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna go radioactive meltdown and just just continue with like
Speaker 2: the new Birther rhythm. Shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is the food thing? Like the food thing seems
Speaker 3: like a potentially good angle for him to not I
Speaker 3: mean bad for Democrats, but you know, it's that that
Speaker 3: is something that's noticeable, is that food's more expensive now
Speaker 3: than it used to be. But he immediately dropped that
Speaker 3: defund the police, ben fracking.
Speaker 5: Well you got free lunch guy now on the ticket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, he wants to lunch. He does look a
Speaker 2: little bit like, uh, the Big Lebowski, like the old
Speaker 2: old Lebowski. Real men men also crying.
Speaker 3: That's my that's my one concern for him. Looks too
Speaker 3: much like old Lebowski.
Speaker 5: What will be Trump's nickname for Tim Waltz, because it
Speaker 5: does I feel like that one is rich for you know,
Speaker 5: Tim is a very rhymeable name. He got Walls Walts.
Speaker 2: I mean Tim, I don't know. And he's like not
Speaker 2: a tool.
Speaker 5: Of a man who children like to hug Tim y.
Speaker 2: Oh, no, you're like Santa. What it's like, people, that's.
Speaker 3: Something that you still believe in in your age, in
Speaker 3: your age, coolhort, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Ever?
Speaker 3: When he was like talking to a twelve year old, like,
Speaker 3: that's something you're interested in.
Speaker 2: Right right, I'll patch you on the head like a
Speaker 2: dog now because I know how to be around kids.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, but to the point with the high growth,
Speaker 2: like the food prices, the FTC, I believe yestera Or
Speaker 2: on Monday announced that they are going to investigate food
Speaker 2: prices at major grocery stores just to be like, what,
Speaker 2: like what are y'all doing? Like what's going on? So yeah,
Speaker 2: they at least, I mean, I think that would probably
Speaker 2: the response from Democrats is like that is something they're
Speaker 2: looking into. But then at the same time, would Donald
Speaker 2: Trump said and be like, we need to rein in
Speaker 2: these corporate profits. They are breeding us dry with these
Speaker 2: food prices, because again, it's easier to just be like
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris wants the food prices to be high, and
Speaker 2: that works with most people who are not thinking critically
Speaker 2: at all, and sure like it doesn't matter what he says,
Speaker 2: because they'll always him, but to anyone else, they're like, like, well,
Speaker 2: from but who benefits from high proof And like it's
Speaker 2: like Kamala Harris made a bunch of money off food
Speaker 2: prices being high. Those are the companies that sell the
Speaker 2: food and make the food that are that are reaping
Speaker 2: those profits. So yeah, it'll it's it sounds like it's
Speaker 2: still a very very shaky time over there. But again,
Speaker 2: this is what scares me is that this makes it
Speaker 2: for me so much more of a realistic thing now
Speaker 2: that they will the Republicans will do anything possible to
Speaker 2: subvert the whatever the outcome is, Like if it if
Speaker 2: it does end up that Kamala Harrison to Walls end
Speaker 2: up winning, that feel like this feels like they're really
Speaker 2: going to prepare. That's the outcome they're preparing for. It
Speaker 2: doesn't matter anymore. And the fact that like all of
Speaker 2: their usual attacks aren't working just feels like that's just
Speaker 2: gonna put more investment in the subversion part of it,
Speaker 2: the delaying part, the refusal to certify results part of
Speaker 2: it that I think has like true potential to be
Speaker 2: really fucking chaotic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which, and we talked about yesterday that a democratic
Speaker 3: election official was like, and they are somehow like more
Speaker 3: prepared for this than the Democrats, even though the Democrats
Speaker 3: are in power.
Speaker 2: They I don't think the comment was that they were
Speaker 2: more prepared compared to the Democrats, but compared to twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: when it was like this scattershot thing of being like,
Speaker 2: we don't like this is someone do you know someone
Speaker 2: there that can gum it up? Where now they're like,
Speaker 2: we have people in place to fuck it up, right, right, but.
Speaker 5: Yeah, basically getting lawsuits lined up to file and to
Speaker 5: stop yeah count.
Speaker 2: And I think observers are like from the Democrats side
Speaker 2: to are just as aware of like you know, you'd think,
Speaker 2: I don't think they're going to get caught off guard,
Speaker 2: but who knows. Maybe the vibes are so good they're
Speaker 2: like and they're just gonna have to accept that people
Speaker 2: love Tim and Kamala and we'll move on. But the
Speaker 2: way they keep talking to their audience is still like
Speaker 2: we're only losing if they steal the election, and yeah
Speaker 2: that's and plus like I it's true, like you look
Speaker 2: at like Jared Holt, who comes on the show a lot,
Speaker 2: who does a lot of like right wing like observing
Speaker 2: and analysis and monitoring. He's like, he's like the thing
Speaker 2: that's also kind of wild is like the maga world
Speaker 2: is truly kind of like fuck yeah, like have are
Speaker 2: we like behind now? Yeah? And how that manifests or
Speaker 2: metastasizes into something more sinister. I think that is yet
Speaker 2: to be seen, or maybe that's just part of the
Speaker 2: playbook we have not has not been revealed to us
Speaker 2: from the Republicans yet. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The statement from the Democratic election lawyer Mark Lis to
Speaker 3: Rolling Sport, I think we're going to see mass refusals
Speaker 3: to certify the election. Everything we were seeing about this
Speaker 3: election is that the other side is more organized, more ruthless,
Speaker 3: and more prepared. So whether that's in comparison to the
Speaker 3: Democrats or in comparison the last time, it's.
Speaker 1: Bad either way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean again, and this just the the
Speaker 2: L after L that is being like taken just feels
Speaker 2: like another reason for them to go like fuck it all,
Speaker 2: like fuck it all, like fuck, who gives a fuck?
Speaker 2: Like this is like we're too invested in like this
Speaker 2: fantasy takeover that they've been that's been swimming in their
Speaker 2: heads since last fall pretty much when and I think.
Speaker 5: That the all the right wing weaponizing Biden stepping down.
Speaker 5: How it's a kamalakup. I mean that is also playing
Speaker 5: into this, you know, denihilism, which if you know, obviously
Speaker 5: if Democrats when because that's the other thing. The vibes
Speaker 5: feel very positive right now for this hot second on
Speaker 5: the left. But it's not like she's run away with
Speaker 5: anything at the polls.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, exactly exactly, And we'll see what this VP
Speaker 2: pick does and how that affects things. But yeah, like
Speaker 2: it is true. I think that's what's also just weird
Speaker 2: is it's been what a lot of like fuck since
Speaker 2: like twenty fifteen, basically, you know, because like even with Biden,
Speaker 2: it was like yeah, man, like we just got to
Speaker 2: fucking get this fucking guy out. Man Like, yeah, fine,
Speaker 2: it's Biden, whatever, you fucking stop this, yeah, pinch my nose. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And people were fully prepared to do that again. And
Speaker 2: now like for it to be like wait, like the
Speaker 2: kids are fucking with this. You got like you got
Speaker 2: more unions getting behind this. There's a lot there's just
Speaker 2: that it. Yeah, that level of positivity has been not
Speaker 2: I feel like it hasn't been this sort of tangible
Speaker 2: in a really long time. Yeah, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: If Trump continues to call her coma blah, I feel
Speaker 3: like we're in trouble. I yeah, yeah, you know, she's
Speaker 3: not stunning, she's failing to wow with her look like
Speaker 3: is that what he means blah?
Speaker 2: Like I don't know, man.
Speaker 5: Well, and it's kind of contradictory to how what a
Speaker 5: what a radical she is?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Can you be like a radical a blah radical?
Speaker 2: That's right? Yeah, it's like are you a threat or
Speaker 2: are you uninteresting? Because you can't like sort of drum
Speaker 2: up this like these feelings of like imminent danger. If
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, there's comma blog.
Speaker 3: It's such a childish it's like during while someone's talking, being.
Speaker 2: Like woo me me, me, me me me, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: being like you're boring.
Speaker 3: It's what my six year old does. Oh it's so bored. Anyway,
Speaker 3: all right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 3: And we're back and the other VP pick on the
Speaker 3: other side of jd Vance has gotten less enthusiasm online
Speaker 3: than I think they were hoping for. Definitely less than
Speaker 3: walls Where where I'm looking before? Are you looking?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: His twenty twenty one comment about childless cat ladies like
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris AOC and Pete Boudhajeg has kind of become
Speaker 3: a rallying cry for Democrats, So he's he's like just
Speaker 3: feels like he's constantly in damage control.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He tried to go on Megan Kelly's show last week
Speaker 3: or her podcast, I should say, and claimed that his
Speaker 3: casual misogyny was only directed at Democrats, not.
Speaker 2: Not any other catleid. Just those three they're bad. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're sociopaths. Not our cat not our beloved cat ladies. Yeah,
Speaker 2: not you guys.
Speaker 3: He just has the energy of someone who's been given
Speaker 3: just endless benefits of the doubt his entire lifefe and
Speaker 3: he's just like, yeah, no, I said that thing about
Speaker 3: cat ladies, but not you, babe. I was like talking
Speaker 3: about other cat laid who don't like have kids, but
Speaker 3: not you, even though that describes you, and like, up
Speaker 3: to this point in his life, it's just like worked
Speaker 3: out for him. Yeah, so you can just kind of
Speaker 3: ride with it. But it feels like he's kind of
Speaker 3: pissed off a lot a lot of people. Reportedly, forty
Speaker 3: seven percent of adults over fifty without kids say that
Speaker 3: they're unlikely to have them, and sixty four percent of
Speaker 3: young women who don't have kids say that they simply
Speaker 3: don't want them. And this is just another example where
Speaker 3: the GOP are clearly the hot dog meme guy just
Speaker 3: being like somebody crashed through that window in a hot
Speaker 3: dog truck because Republicans have been slashing federal funds for
Speaker 3: childcare and education and then complaining about people who choose
Speaker 3: not to have kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and also we have to mention the like maternal
Speaker 5: health prenatal health impacts of Roe v. Wade being overturned
Speaker 5: all of their policies. I mean, women are scared to
Speaker 5: even even if they might want kids, they are probably
Speaker 5: scared to even try because if there's a pregnancy complication,
Speaker 5: like you might not be able to get help right now.
Speaker 2: Like I was just like hearing from like in Texas
Speaker 2: too that because of the laws there, like a lot
Speaker 2: of OB's are not practicing in the state, and that
Speaker 2: is leaving a lot of like like people who are
Speaker 2: like like thinking of pregnancy. Like, dude, there's like an
Speaker 2: OB I can't see for like another six months because
Speaker 2: there's like they're only one in for miles around because
Speaker 2: so many people are afraid of what the laws are
Speaker 2: going to do if anything happens under their care. That now, yeah,
Speaker 2: like to your point, it's like prenatal care is like
Speaker 2: coming out of premium in certain states because of just
Speaker 2: like the lack of access to even doctors who are
Speaker 2: like I'm the risk is just too fucking high for
Speaker 2: me to even practice fucking medicine, which is obscene. But yeah, again,
Speaker 2: please tell us about how this is the party that
Speaker 2: you want to, you know, help families and it's not
Speaker 2: about just going backwards in time to control people's bodies
Speaker 2: like that that surely can't be it surely right.
Speaker 3: And just to like say the quote up top, this
Speaker 3: is this is what he said. He said, we're effectively
Speaker 3: running this country via the Democrats, via our corporate oligarchs,
Speaker 3: by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable
Speaker 3: at their own lives and the choices that they've made,
Speaker 3: and so they want to make the rest of the
Speaker 3: country miserable too.
Speaker 2: Who are the.
Speaker 5: Childless cat ladies in power?
Speaker 3: He's claiming Kamala Harris, because she's a step mom, is
Speaker 3: a childless cat lady.
Speaker 2: Right, and that kids don't count right, kids don't fucking count.
Speaker 5: Yeah, does she own a cat?
Speaker 2: Maybe irrelevant because it's like again, it's like all this
Speaker 2: like perceptions. I don't know, dude, I don't even know
Speaker 2: she's got I've never seen her with a baby. She's
Speaker 2: one of these like bad people Pete buddhaj Edge because
Speaker 2: he's gay, but he has each they have a child,
Speaker 2: So I don't know where that goes. But again, I
Speaker 2: think it's just merely just to be like lumping people
Speaker 2: together to be like, you know, like gay liberals or
Speaker 2: AOC types of people who think they can, you know,
Speaker 2: go to Harvard and then talk bad about me. They're
Speaker 2: the bad ones. They are the ones that we really
Speaker 2: did look at. But I think, like, statistically, it is
Speaker 2: an odd comment to make because a lot of people
Speaker 2: are like, let's crunch the numbers real quick on the
Speaker 2: cat lady thing, like does this does this have an
Speaker 2: effect on electability, like in a measurable way. So it's
Speaker 2: like in Arizona, where Trump only lost by ten thousand
Speaker 2: votes in twenty twenty, reportedly two hundred and thirty six thousand,
Speaker 2: seven hundred of the state's voters have cats, and at
Speaker 2: least ten thousand of them are women, So what are
Speaker 2: you gonna do now, Like in Pittsburgh, the second most
Speaker 2: populous city in Pennsylvania, nearly nine percent of women have cats.
Speaker 2: And yeah, like then there's like, well, I think we
Speaker 2: talked about this when he first said it, like the
Speaker 2: swifty thing, because everyone's like, our godhead is a cat
Speaker 2: loving person without children.
Speaker 3: We have actual she must hate America. Yeah, she doesn't
Speaker 3: have any reason to want the future to continue, want
Speaker 3: America to continue into the future.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a kid. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 2: what do you think, just generally, do you think cat
Speaker 2: people or dog people are more politically engaged if you
Speaker 2: had to, if we had to make a generalization. I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to think because I like, I don't want
Speaker 2: to be like, I don't know. I feel like cat
Speaker 2: owners might be pretty savvy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, as as a childless dog lady. I and this
Speaker 5: is no reflection on myself in my own political engagement,
Speaker 5: of course, but I think cat I think cat ladies.
Speaker 2: I think cat Yeah, cat people. Yeah, the cat people
Speaker 2: would be like hold on, man, Like I'm I pay
Speaker 2: attention to things.
Speaker 5: I like it, and they're like, I have this pet
Speaker 5: because I can leave it for extended period, can poop
Speaker 5: on its own, Like I can just leave a big
Speaker 5: old dish of food out, It'll portion itself out. Like
Speaker 5: you know, they they're thinking ahead.
Speaker 3: They're not using that freedom to just go out and
Speaker 3: like vote constantly and get out the vote, knock on doors.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was finny to vote, but I've gotta
Speaker 5: have my dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if that might be the new thing. They start saying,
Speaker 2: like dog people are the real Americans and like pitting
Speaker 2: cat and dog, and it's like what if you have
Speaker 2: both both? No such thing, there's no such thing. It's
Speaker 2: in either or situation in America.
Speaker 3: One Taylor Swift fan chillingly claimed that jd Vance has
Speaker 3: quote secured his own demise, which like I love, yeah,
Speaker 3: talking like more terrifying than like an offended you know
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift or you know just yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They're organized, they get organized, they get organized, and
Speaker 2: they're vocal. But then like there's also this thing too
Speaker 2: where obvious this had a ton of fallout because people
Speaker 2: like what the fuck, Like this just again shows how
Speaker 2: regressive and like one dimensional like Republicans thinking are just
Speaker 2: like on any person that lives in this country that
Speaker 2: his wife, Usha had to go do like a like
Speaker 2: a very controlled interview on Fox because obviously, like that's
Speaker 2: what that's there for. It's like, let's pretend this is spontaneous,
Speaker 2: but merely this is a platform for you to rebut
Speaker 2: something terrible that your husband said. This is her talking
Speaker 2: about like what this is what? Lets let me just
Speaker 2: explain JD really quick. And I don't know if this
Speaker 2: makes much more sense, but again, this is Usha Vance
Speaker 2: talking to Ainsley Earhart on Fox about what the cat
Speaker 2: lady comment actually meant.
Speaker 10: There are a few comments that are out there I
Speaker 10: have to ask you about. In twenty twenty one, j
Speaker 10: D said, we are effectively run by a bunch of
Speaker 10: childless cat ladies taking aim at government leaders who don't
Speaker 10: have children.
Speaker 11: What was your reaction, Well, I mean I took a
Speaker 11: moment to look and actually see what he had said
Speaker 11: and try to understand what the context was and all that,
Speaker 11: which is something that I really wish people would do
Speaker 11: a little bit more often. And the reality is he
Speaker 11: made equipment service of making a point that he wanted
Speaker 11: to make that was substantive and it had actual meaning.
Speaker 2: This is such a like lawyer preamble that like my
Speaker 2: hairs are standing, uk, I get it. Yale edged like
Speaker 2: you're such a Yale educated lawyer that you first start
Speaker 2: up like it's really important that like we're able to
Speaker 2: like look at the context of like, okay, what the
Speaker 2: fuck all everybody listening to this should be ashamed of
Speaker 2: themselves just off off job, yeah, yeah, okay, go on,
Speaker 2: go on, counsel.
Speaker 11: And I just wish sometimes that people would talk about
Speaker 11: those things and that we would spend a lot less
Speaker 11: time just sort of.
Speaker 3: Going through.
Speaker 11: This three word phrase or that three word phrase, because
Speaker 11: what he was really saying is that it can be
Speaker 11: really hard to be a parent in this country, and
Speaker 11: sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make
Speaker 11: it even harder. Oh, and we should be asking ourselves
Speaker 11: why is that true? What is it about our leadership
Speaker 11: and the way that they think about the world that
Speaker 11: makes it so hard sometimes for parents? And that's the
Speaker 11: conversation that I really think that we should have. And
Speaker 11: I understand why he was saying that.
Speaker 2: Okay, wait, first of all, motherfuck.
Speaker 3: He was saying that he was like trying to big
Speaker 3: up the welfare state, like he was trying to get
Speaker 3: people like parents more help. That was what he was like,
Speaker 3: we should give people more paid leave. That's just time
Speaker 3: on child tax credits, expanding child tax credits. I did
Speaker 3: not see that at all. We need her to like read,
Speaker 3: do more readings. That was like a psychic reading level,
Speaker 3: like stretch.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Actually, so here's if you look at the first letter
Speaker 2: in each of the words and then you create a
Speaker 2: word scramble out of those, right, then yeah, it's like that.
Speaker 3: That couldn't have been further from the general vibe of
Speaker 3: what he was saying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm also unclear how a the childless
Speaker 5: cat ladies, but also I'll even toss in the corporate oligarchs,
Speaker 5: like how's that making your day to day life as
Speaker 5: a dad really hard? Because I'm also gonna guess jd
Speaker 5: Vance is doing minimal childcare.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's Oh did you hear that quote
Speaker 2: about shut the hell up about Pokemon? No, he says, dude, yes,
Speaker 2: hold on. He was on the fucking bro podcast, the
Speaker 2: Full Send podcast, where Tucker Carlson was talking about his
Speaker 2: love of fucking zin pouches. Oh yeah, oh, this shit
Speaker 2: is wild because again jd Vance fucking sucks. So this
Speaker 2: is him like surrounded by like that like weird fucking Seltzer,
Speaker 2: like happy Dad or whatever the fuck it's called, like
Speaker 2: happy Dad Seltzers. And he's talking about how he missed,
Speaker 2: like the call from Trump that he was going to
Speaker 2: be the VP because his kid just this is this
Speaker 2: is this is how he tries to relate to some
Speaker 2: like childless dudes.
Speaker 12: So hey, I'm like, oh no, So I call Trump
Speaker 12: and I'm like, hey, sir, what's going on.
Speaker 2: He's like, jad, you.
Speaker 12: Missed a very important phone call and now I'm gonna
Speaker 12: have to pick somebody else. And I'm you know, I
Speaker 12: like tense up and almost have a heart attack. And
Speaker 12: the crazy thing about it is my son, who's seven,
Speaker 12: is in the hotel room with me, and he's really
Speaker 12: into Pokemon cards right now. He's going through a Pokemon phase.
Speaker 12: Are you guys into Pokemon back.
Speaker 2: In the day. Yeah, that's a big phase right now,
Speaker 2: I think in general? Yeah yeah.
Speaker 12: So, I mean he's really into it. So he's trying
Speaker 12: to talk to me about Pikachu and I'm on the
Speaker 12: phone with Donald Trump and I'm like, son, shut the
Speaker 12: hell up for thirty seconds about Pikachu. Is the most
Speaker 12: important phone call in my life? Please just let me
Speaker 12: take this phone call.
Speaker 5: So wow, such a cool guy. I mean, he's he's
Speaker 5: so funny. All those guys are so funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Like his way to like relate to is like, hey, man,
Speaker 2: I can be a dismissive absent father too. You can
Speaker 2: get my kids. Man.
Speaker 5: Don't you know he doesn't say hell? You know, he
Speaker 5: said shut the fuck up?
Speaker 2: Right? Hey, why don't you shut the fuck up about Pikachu?
Speaker 2: Do you know how important I am? Do you know
Speaker 2: how important I am? Go on, mister president. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: got him to shut the fuck up about right you also, sorry, man,
Speaker 2: he's talking about all the evolutions. But yeah, like so
Speaker 2: you don't think he's an involved dad that guy? Can
Speaker 2: you shut that?
Speaker 3: But he's just again he would you get this little
Speaker 3: fucker out of here talking about Pokemon or whatever?
Speaker 2: Or you think he does a thing where he's like, hey,
Speaker 2: your son's talking about Pokemon again and bothering dad. You
Speaker 2: are one thousand, you know what I mean? That old
Speaker 2: that old move that I've heard before, Like you're.
Speaker 5: You sound like your mother?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, talking about that or expanded child tax care
Speaker 2: credit child care credits, or you know how difficult it
Speaker 2: is for people to be like, it's so funny. Again,
Speaker 2: all of these things are so much tied to quality
Speaker 2: of life, and like the social safety nets we have
Speaker 2: in the United States, which again the Republicans are for
Speaker 2: destroying all of them, we need we need an expansion
Speaker 2: on these kinds of programs, like you know, like at
Speaker 2: a minimum, like what about a living wage? Like that
Speaker 2: also affects people's calculus. Why would it's very difficult to
Speaker 2: even want to have a child, to bring a child
Speaker 2: into the world when you yourself are struggling to have your
Speaker 2: most basic needs met. So to have that come from
Speaker 2: a party that stands for making life as hard as
Speaker 2: possible for everyone except billionaires, it's like you're talking absolute horseshit.
Speaker 2: And I think that's why, like everyone just kind of
Speaker 2: sees he just has this like vibe of like trying
Speaker 2: to reflect like whatever he thinks that people around him
Speaker 2: are gonna want to hear. So it's like, all right,
Speaker 2: I don't lean back. We're talking about zim pals and stuff.
Speaker 2: They're gonna love how I'm like, dude, shut up about Pokemon,
Speaker 2: am I right? Guys? Yeah? And then like deep, then
Speaker 2: like what he takes his clown makeup, but like off
Speaker 2: at night. Every night he's just crying in the mirror
Speaker 2: because he's like, yeah, become this aberration. I don't know
Speaker 2: what it takes.
Speaker 3: His happy clown makeup off and there's a sad clown
Speaker 3: makeup underneath. She has the same thing that Ivanka. Ivanka
Speaker 3: is the daughter, right, not Ivanka.
Speaker 2: Had remember who he's married to.
Speaker 3: It's a right in which one of those Yeah, there's
Speaker 3: like this cognitive dissonance where they just like have a box,
Speaker 3: like a black box in their head where like horrifying policy,
Speaker 3: like authoritarian white supremacist policy goes in and like out
Speaker 3: comes this like weird reinterpretation that makes it a like
Speaker 3: progressive policy that they can like live with. Like I
Speaker 3: remember her doing that like in speeches back before she
Speaker 3: was like distanced herself from the whole operation. But yeah,
Speaker 3: that was that was a stretch, Yeah, to be like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think what he meant was it's hard to be
Speaker 3: a parent and the government doesn't help us enough. Well,
Speaker 3: what do you think he wants more paid parental leave
Speaker 3: and more support for parents?
Speaker 2: You want this to be the literal nanny state? Right? Okay,
Speaker 2: my god, then bring it.
Speaker 5: And she's kind of just advertising him as a really
Speaker 5: shitty communicator, because what she had to say over and
Speaker 5: over again was well, if you if you look at
Speaker 5: the context, what do you really meant to say?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 5: You know? What I mean, like, she's having to translate
Speaker 5: for him because apparently he is such a poor communicator,
Speaker 5: not even off the cuff. When you are writing something
Speaker 5: so practiced and publishing it on X that you then
Speaker 5: need to have someone like backfill that. Right, No, that's
Speaker 5: not really working, but it does. I mean, I do
Speaker 5: love ano. You know the trope of the wife who
Speaker 5: has to translate for her misogynistic husband. He is carrying
Speaker 5: on that tradition.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like, which might be the most relatable thing. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm related, I'm married to a ship bag. Can y'all relate?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Am I right?
Speaker 1: Lady?
Speaker 2: All the women at the Republican rally, Yeah, she's doing
Speaker 2: open mic ship She's like, these guys are fucking babies?
Speaker 2: Am I right? Ladies? They're like, he can't even heat
Speaker 2: up milk? What the fuck is wrong with this guy?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, I mean like that's funny
Speaker 2: the milk again.
Speaker 5: Also three word phrases calling in a three word phrase,
Speaker 5: all of the three, you know, the different three word phrases, just.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, what are the other three? I'm like, what else?
Speaker 2: Lumping like before that is like, you guys are just weird.
Speaker 2: Certified couch fucker, Yeah, certified couch fucker. Yeah, it's just like, yeah,
Speaker 2: convicted sex offender. You know, these are just three word
Speaker 2: phrases that are meant to completely rob us of any context.
Speaker 2: And what my husband meant to say is we need
Speaker 2: more social safety net programs or parents and we need
Speaker 2: to actually have an emphasis on prenatal care for expecting parents.
Speaker 2: That's all. That's all. Oh is that not on the platform? Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: well then you got me.
Speaker 3: Well, kristin such a pleasure having you on the show.
Speaker 3: Where can people find you? Follow you all that good stuff?
Speaker 5: People can find me? I'm gonna say follow conspiracy. She wrote, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: go listen to that brand new podcast It's conspiracy. She
Speaker 5: wrote on TikTok and Instagram, and you can also follow
Speaker 5: me at unladylike media. This was so fun. Thanks for
Speaker 5: having me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and is there a work of media that you've
Speaker 3: and enjoy?
Speaker 5: Okay, I have a recommendation for on Tim Waltz. My
Speaker 5: introduction to Tim Walls, if you want a really great
Speaker 5: conversation with him, is the recent Ezra Cline Show interview
Speaker 5: with him. This is such a dorky plug, I know,
Speaker 5: but the episode title is is Tim Walls the Midwestern
Speaker 5: dad Democrats Need? And I'm recommending it because I had
Speaker 5: I really had no idea this guy was before I
Speaker 5: listened to it, and by the end of it, I
Speaker 5: was contemplating should I move to Minnesota?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Minnesota is having a moment right now, like Minneapolis for sure.
Speaker 3: Like I've been I've been eyeing Minneapolis with a little,
Speaker 3: you know, twinkle in my eye of all the bike lanes,
Speaker 3: all the just I keep hearing the great control the
Speaker 3: gun for kids. Yeah, yeah, what is this bullshit?
Speaker 5: So I'd like, I'd like to recommend Minnesota. Actually, that's
Speaker 5: the beast of media.
Speaker 2: Amazing. Miles. Where can people find you as their working
Speaker 2: media you've been enjoying? Yeah, find me on Twitter and
Speaker 2: Instagram at Miles of Gray. You can also find Jack
Speaker 2: and I on our basketball podcast, Miles and Jack Got
Speaker 2: Mad boost these. You can find me talking ninety day
Speaker 2: Fiance on four twenty Day Fiance. Oh and guess what.
Speaker 2: I'm on the latest episode of the Illustrious Lacey mostly
Speaker 2: Scam Goddess podcast, So you'll catch me on Scam Goddess again.
Speaker 2: For people, I people think we have beef Lacey. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be for this some people.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 2: I kind of message the other day it's like Hey,
Speaker 2: It's like it's like, is everything okay with you and Lacey?
Speaker 2: And I was like, Lacy is very busy. She's what
Speaker 2: we call popping. Yeah. So as much as I would
Speaker 2: like to have her be a regular guest, sometimes we
Speaker 2: got a pencil on the schedule, but no rest a shirt.
Speaker 2: She will be back. She's just just doing really well
Speaker 2: and we love to see that. So a couple of
Speaker 2: tweets I like. First one is from at Platini Underscore
Speaker 2: nine to five four that says the craft was just
Speaker 2: juice for goth girls and I'm like, yep, I totally
Speaker 2: feel that. Another one is from at four to twenty
Speaker 2: Weed Team tweeted no, babe, I like yours, you actually
Speaker 2: have a huge advantage. At Pole Vaulting, and then at
Speaker 2: Girl Draws Ghost tweeted nobody, and then RFK Junior I
Speaker 2: stole screws from the Challenger. The amount of RFK junior
Speaker 2: weird tweets that have come out are fucking next level,
Speaker 2: all because the guy was just trying to take home
Speaker 2: some baby.
Speaker 3: Bear, just taking home some baby bear meat. Some yikes,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: Young, very normal, very normal, very normal.
Speaker 3: I was showing my kids and my nephews the Challenger
Speaker 3: video today to give further context than that. No, they
Speaker 3: just asked me. I don't know why. I guess they
Speaker 3: like they hurt. They're like, Dad, can we see the
Speaker 3: Challenger disaster?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And I was like sure. And then my sister got
Speaker 3: home and your kids were like, we watched the Challenger
Speaker 3: video and she was like, I guess that's what uncles
Speaker 3: are for. They knew what was gonna happen. And my
Speaker 3: oldest nephew was like, yeah, it happened seventy two seconds in,
Speaker 3: but they knew what happened, So I figured might as well.
Speaker 2: They're acting like yo, put that Ninja Turtles tape on,
Speaker 2: Like the kids aren't like, yeah, go go to seventy
Speaker 2: two seconds in. Yeah, yeah, go to go to the
Speaker 2: fifth frame, yeah right there, right rings Yeah wow.
Speaker 3: Anyways, bad bad uncle, bad dad.
Speaker 2: Well I couldn't get them to shut the fuck up
Speaker 2: about Pokemon.
Speaker 3: I had to you want you want more of this?
Speaker 2: I'm about to be on a podcast. Can you shut
Speaker 2: that hell up about Pokemon? For here? Watch the Challenger video.
Speaker 3: You can find me on Twitter at Jack Underscore O'Brien.
Speaker 3: A couple of tweets I've been in joying. Cooper Lawrence tweeted,
Speaker 3: oh you want a gold medal at the Olympics. My
Speaker 3: watch just congratulated me for standing up, and then David
Speaker 3: Lynch tweeted, ladies and gentlemen, yes, I have emphysema from
Speaker 3: my many years of smoking. I have to say that
Speaker 3: I enjoyed smoking very much, and I do love tobacco,
Speaker 3: the smell of it, lighting cigarettes on fire, smoking them.
Speaker 3: But there's a price to pay for this enjoyment, and
Speaker 3: the price for me is emphazima. I've now quit smoking
Speaker 3: for over two years. Recently, I have many tests and
Speaker 3: the good news is that I'm in excellent shape except
Speaker 3: for emphysema. I'm filled with happiness and I will never retire.
Speaker 3: I want you all to know that I really appreciate
Speaker 3: your concern.
Speaker 2: Love David Wow. I liked the.
Speaker 3: Statement involving him just being like God smoking as great as.
Speaker 2: Yo, and I knew and I knew, I knew someone
Speaker 2: would come with it, and it did. But I still like,
Speaker 2: I like, how just describe it like a cigarette, lighting
Speaker 2: it on fire, smoking repeatedly, let the nicotine be absorbed
Speaker 2: through my lungs.
Speaker 5: Okay, do you think he's now a zen guy? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know, David Zinch.
Speaker 3: There's a promo op that's right all right. You can
Speaker 3: find me on Twitter at Jack Underscore O Brian. You
Speaker 3: can find us on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist. We're at
Speaker 3: the Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan
Speaker 3: page on a website, Daily Zeitgeist Dot Comborey post.
Speaker 2: Our episodes and our foot Nope, no where. We link
Speaker 2: off to the.
Speaker 3: Information that we talked about in today's episode, as well
Speaker 3: as a song that we think you might enjoy.
Speaker 2: Miles with song. Do you think people might enjoy? This
Speaker 2: is a track from a German band I just started
Speaker 2: listening to called Strong Boy sd R O n G
Speaker 2: B O I. The track is called Flame and it's
Speaker 2: just like, I don't know, like it's just fun, kind
Speaker 2: of funky bedroom pop, breathy vocals. I've been on a
Speaker 2: kick like that recently. I just like to have like dreamy,
Speaker 2: kind of poppy, but also enough of a beat that
Speaker 2: you can nod your head to kind of vibes, and
Speaker 2: this track offers all of them. It's called Flame and
Speaker 2: it's by strong Boy.
Speaker 3: All right, We will link off to that in the footnotes.
Speaker 3: Dailey Zeitgeist does a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts
Speaker 3: from iHeart Radio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast, or
Speaker 3: wherever you listen to your favorite shows. That's gonna do
Speaker 3: it for us this morning, but we are back this
Speaker 3: afternoon to tell you what is trending.
Speaker 2: And we'll talk to you all then. Bye bye