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Speaker 1: the Cohens. Are you fan? Yeah, yeah, we've talked about
Speaker 1: that before.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean like, I'm not like, I'm not like man,
Speaker 3: I'm a fucking Cohen Brothers fan.
Speaker 2: But I enjoy there. I enjoy them.
Speaker 1: Thing you have to understand about the Coen Brothers, that's
Speaker 1: how I open all my conversations. Oh boy, I'm Jack.
Speaker 1: That is Miles, and I'm Joel.
Speaker 2: That's Ethan.
Speaker 1: And the thing you get to understand about these trends
Speaker 1: is Katie Britt wants people to pay her for that
Speaker 1: speech that she gave that performance.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: I may have simply changed their name moved to a
Speaker 1: new town where they wouldn't be recognized, and taking a
Speaker 1: job at a local shopping mall cinnabon Salt Veman style.
Speaker 1: Following her god awful State of the Union rebuttal, Katie
Speaker 1: Britt is trying to turn the debacle into a fundraising OP.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what you mean.
Speaker 3: I thought I was hoping that she's like doing like
Speaker 3: cameo or something.
Speaker 1: I know, she's like it's a matter of time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, truly, it's just wild that like Tommy
Speaker 3: Tuberville is the other senator and you're like, what a
Speaker 3: what a great great representatives for that stage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, it's sure.
Speaker 3: I mean the other thing too, is like she's there
Speaker 3: the people now, like I think in the GOP realizing
Speaker 3: like all right, we can't we got to kind offend
Speaker 3: her because we can't also go like, you know, just
Speaker 3: all in on bashing that. They're like they're making her
Speaker 3: the new Sarah Palin. Basically that's what they're trying to
Speaker 3: do and what the media is doing, Yeah, by like
Speaker 3: being like, oh look at this lady that tried. She
Speaker 3: doesn't know books from magazines like sort of like pointing
Speaker 3: the finger and being haha at this terrible acting job.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I get I get it. She's a martyr.
Speaker 3: She's a martyr for community theater.
Speaker 1: But Sarah Palin at least had an authentically folksy vibe
Speaker 1: every once in a while, right, Yeah, yeah, for sure
Speaker 1: she could pull it off. This is no that was her.
Speaker 3: She was that ill informed and ignorant, but she did
Speaker 3: it was a charismatic way.
Speaker 1: This was the strangest, like it was just an out
Speaker 1: of body experience. I don't I don't see the connective
Speaker 1: tissue as Sarah Palin. Like I get why that they
Speaker 1: would like her to be the next Sarah Palin. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but they're more like you're the one.
Speaker 2: You're just making fun of her. That's the it's a
Speaker 2: new thing, saying she's out of her depth or whatever.
Speaker 3: And I mean like when you think of when you
Speaker 3: actually look at speeches and how she's spoken in public
Speaker 3: prior to.
Speaker 2: That, you're like, this is the worst acting job. Rah?
Speaker 1: Is that how she speaks normally? I haven't done the research.
Speaker 3: To look at her other it was so turned up
Speaker 3: like that whole thing like when you see her, you know,
Speaker 3: like addressed the sentence.
Speaker 2: It's that it's not.
Speaker 3: I mean, she that's her voice, but the way in
Speaker 3: which she is it's never like that.
Speaker 1: It just seems like have you ever seen so this
Speaker 1: actually happened to me one time I got I made
Speaker 1: the finals of a speech contest in I think it
Speaker 1: was fourth grade, and I know you did is speech.
Speaker 1: So it was it was about green eye in what
Speaker 1: a cool thing to lie about. My speech was about
Speaker 1: the invention of Kleenex. It was boring as fuck, and
Speaker 1: I practiced it so much that like I didn't know
Speaker 1: where the pauses went by the end, you know, it
Speaker 1: was just like my words stopped cohering. And I remember
Speaker 1: like giving the speech and people were like, you did
Speaker 1: a good job with the pauses. I guess like it
Speaker 1: was just a weird like out of body, like I
Speaker 1: didn't know where which syllabbles for drama. That's what it
Speaker 1: felt like. Felt like she was being micromanaged on that
Speaker 1: speech by like jene Cusnow, like you know, it felt
Speaker 1: like she had a writing teacher who was like, I
Speaker 1: just don't believe it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there there's uh yeah, Brian the editor just
Speaker 3: dropped in.
Speaker 2: There's there's a few comparison videos.
Speaker 3: This is one from Ale dot com about just like
Speaker 3: hearing what she was talking about before. This is this
Speaker 3: is prior to her delivering that amazing monologue.
Speaker 2: The Republican response to the State of the Union.
Speaker 4: So tune in President Biden's border policies.
Speaker 1: It's just like, so tune in no difference detections. She
Speaker 1: seems to be she seemed to be like in fundraising
Speaker 1: in some distress. Yeah, but yeah, instead of toning down
Speaker 1: the vibe that creeped people the fuck out, she's doubling down,
Speaker 1: trying to use the backlash to raise money. And the
Speaker 1: tone of the email still has like I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you can necessarily write that way,
Speaker 1: Like I can't tell if she's written it in the
Speaker 1: way that her speech was delivered, or if the way
Speaker 1: her speech was delivered makes it impossible for me to
Speaker 1: ever read anything again without hearing that voice in my head.
Speaker 1: But it's a because I didn't prepare a twenty minute
Speaker 1: speech and stand up to bite it and in front
Speaker 1: of millions of Americans for me. I did it for them,
Speaker 1: for you and for your children. Friend, friend, friend, exclamation
Speaker 1: point with a capitalization.
Speaker 3: Don't get familiar with me, Senator, Okay, we're not friends, okay, friend, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that does feel like you're being friend by Anton's Sugar Sugar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, Senator Sugar.
Speaker 3: And that would have you do imagine that fucking if Anton.
Speaker 3: If Anton Sugar gave us that twenty minute monologue, the fucking.
Speaker 2: People would people would listen, people would listen.
Speaker 1: Call it. At the end of the email, she has
Speaker 1: supporters to send a message to the radical left that
Speaker 1: we won't be laughed off.
Speaker 2: Okay, not so.
Speaker 1: Okay cool, I mean you kind of are long laughed off.
Speaker 3: But yeah, yeah, and like you hate to see it,
Speaker 3: you hate to see it, you hate to see it.
Speaker 2: But again, that was.
Speaker 3: The that's on clok, that's on. That's on your team
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 1: That has her me. Yeah, that's about it. Like seeing
Speaker 1: her hearing that, between her being herself throwing and then
Speaker 1: her being like like just quivering with false faux emotion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was real. But too many yes, too many yes.
Speaker 3: People in that corner being like, oh my god, the drama, Katie, Yeah,
Speaker 3: the drama was a drama.
Speaker 1: Neil Young is coming back to Spotify. Uh, this is
Speaker 1: good news for everybody's dad's. His music will soon be
Speaker 1: back on Spotify. He'll remember if you've listened to every
Speaker 1: single episode of this podcast, and remember he pulled his
Speaker 1: music from the platform in twenty twenty two to protest
Speaker 1: misinformation spread by Joe Rogan on his newly Spotify exclusive
Speaker 1: podcast at that time. Now he's bringing his catalog back
Speaker 1: to Spotify, which he calls the quote number one streamer
Speaker 1: of low res music in the world.
Speaker 3: I like how it's backhanded too, and then it's just
Speaker 3: like it's like, oh, okay, you go with them. It's like, nah,
Speaker 3: to be honest, like every platform does it, like Apple Amazons.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the fuck You'm going to do, man, Yeah,
Speaker 3: or else I'll be fucking nowhere.
Speaker 2: So here I am back.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess like the only Neil Young songs you
Speaker 1: can hear on Spotify are like the ones he licensed
Speaker 1: for the Eat Prey Love soundtrack at this point.
Speaker 2: So man, but yeah, dead hasn't It hasn't hurt Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: That's what we do know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Joe Rogan, Uh, you know, his podcast has become
Speaker 1: un exclusive to Spotify, and Spotify is paying him a
Speaker 1: reported two hundred and fifty million dollars over Yeah in
Speaker 1: his new deal.
Speaker 3: Lot Jack we gotta get into having more freaks on.
Speaker 1: I know we're we're blowing it. Man. Yeah, I gotta
Speaker 1: gotta smoke a j with Elon Man.
Speaker 2: Got to smoke a ja with Jamie. Jamie.
Speaker 1: Pull that up, all right? And uh the White House.
Speaker 1: So back in February, Nancy Pelosi told journalists the US
Speaker 1: has not sent arms to the Israeli government since October.
Speaker 3: That's straight from her mouth in an interview. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: this is listen, this is this is her in an
Speaker 3: interview saying I don't know what they're saying. Man like
Speaker 3: that they got We're not we're not arming them here.
Speaker 2: This is what she said.
Speaker 5: Israel is very well equipped with weaponry. There's nothing that
Speaker 5: we have sent since October seventh that has has contributed
Speaker 5: to this brutality.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, really that's I mean, here's the thing.
Speaker 3: Most people who were observing, they're like, well, we know
Speaker 3: them bombs didn't come out of fucking thin air. But
Speaker 3: there were only like two publicly announced sort of transfers
Speaker 3: of arms that we had heard about from the Biden
Speaker 3: White House. And it was done under like an emergency declaration.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's also a claim that many like
Speaker 3: apologists for the administration or the Israeli government, like they
Speaker 3: hung onto that in order to sort of mitigate America's
Speaker 3: in the slaughter of innocent people in Gaza.
Speaker 2: And like I said, most people were like, that's not that.
Speaker 3: No, I can't even wrap my mind around the fact
Speaker 3: that that's what it would be.
Speaker 2: A lot of people have.
Speaker 3: Now talked about this new revelation that we are now
Speaker 3: hearing because in a classified briefing to members of Congress,
Speaker 3: we have found out that there weren't just those two little,
Speaker 3: itty bitty transfers, but a bunch of transfers.
Speaker 2: In fact, over one hundred separate.
Speaker 3: Weapons sales to Israel in the one hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: days after October seventh, quote, amounting to thousands of precision
Speaker 3: guided munitions, small diameter bombs, bunker busters, small arms, and
Speaker 3: other lethal aid that averages out to about one shipment
Speaker 3: of arms every thirty six hours.
Speaker 1: That's not pretty.
Speaker 2: That's a lot. That's a lot. That's a lot. That's
Speaker 2: a lot. And oh, but how come they got how
Speaker 2: did this happen? How come they were able to be like, no, no,
Speaker 2: we didn't do do anything. Maybe those two times.
Speaker 3: Well, it's because Biden is also exploiting the same loophole
Speaker 3: that Trump did under Section thirty six of the Arms
Speaker 3: Export Control Act, which requires the president to notify Congress
Speaker 3: when a proposed arm.
Speaker 2: Sale exceeds a certain value.
Speaker 3: Oh well, what if you just sell a bunch of
Speaker 3: bombs at a value that's just under that threshold that
Speaker 3: you don't have to report it. Oh, you're not to
Speaker 3: notify anyone. Great, Yeah, so you just have to do
Speaker 3: it every thirty six hours.
Speaker 1: So it's never a big enough shipment to like, you know,
Speaker 1: go over that limit and just allow them to put
Speaker 1: up like Amazon Prime numbers in terms of like how
Speaker 1: often they're ordering weapons from you.
Speaker 2: Right right exactly.
Speaker 3: And this is like when I mean, you know, a
Speaker 3: a friend of mine dad asked me, asked me and
Speaker 3: my friend to mule cash for them on a on
Speaker 3: an airplane flight because if we got if he got
Speaker 3: caught with all of it, it would have exceeded the value.
Speaker 2: If he spreaded it out over.
Speaker 3: Two kids were under the age of eighteen, then you
Speaker 3: put it when you were under the.
Speaker 4: Age of eighteen, Yes, exact same thing. I was like, wait, well,
Speaker 4: I know old friends house conversation. Yeah, how come I
Speaker 4: gotta hold this cash. Oh because if I could o it,
Speaker 4: if there's more than they got.
Speaker 2: To report it. Yeah, okay, well I'll let anyway.
Speaker 1: We'll let you hold on to five dollars if you
Speaker 1: do it for me. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was like all right, cool, cool, cool.
Speaker 3: But again, this is such an underhanded way of arming Israel,
Speaker 3: and it's made it really easy for the administration to
Speaker 3: act like they're exercising restraint, which is something we've seen
Speaker 3: like you know, and paint the Joe Biden as sort
Speaker 3: of like some kind of peacemaker. And also when people
Speaker 3: were like, well, he's not giving them arms, like he
Speaker 3: just doesn't have the leverage to really do anything. But
Speaker 3: this deliberate policy of materially supporting this genocide makes it
Speaker 3: clear that he absolutely does. Because consider just the amount
Speaker 3: of bombs that have been dropped that were provided by
Speaker 3: this administration. From October seventh to mid February, Biden had
Speaker 3: delivered twenty one thousand bombs to Israel and Israel had
Speaker 3: already dropped half of them. And there are people now
Speaker 3: online who are saying like, oh, it's actually just like
Speaker 3: they're defensive munitions for the Iron Dome.
Speaker 2: In this report from the Washington Post.
Speaker 3: I have not seen anything that is suggesting that they're
Speaker 3: saying lethal aid. These aren't These aren't defensive munitions for
Speaker 3: the Iron Dome. These are bunker busters, these are art
Speaker 3: these are this is stuff for like artillery. These are
Speaker 3: exactly the kinds of things that are be using that
Speaker 3: they are using to launch this assault on Gaza. And again,
Speaker 3: like the Munians weren't gonna be like, Israel doesn't have
Speaker 3: the production capacity for a campaign like this without the
Speaker 3: explicit help.
Speaker 2: And aid of the American government.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean again, a majority of Americans are
Speaker 3: opposed to this like non stop arming of the regime.
Speaker 3: And that number is even higher for you know, people
Speaker 3: who Biden is counting on voting for him in November.
Speaker 3: When you look at Democrats or registered Democrats, it's like
Speaker 3: six two of Democrats are like that we should we
Speaker 3: need to stop this, Like why are we set like, oh, we're.
Speaker 1: Giving them the bombs. Yes, yeah, all right, let's take
Speaker 1: a quick break and we'll come back and talk about
Speaker 1: Ben Shapiro. He's got some interesting things about how we
Speaker 1: should all be spending our elderly years. We'll be right back,
Speaker 1: great and we're back. We're back, and Ben Shapiro is basically,
Speaker 1: we'll just quote him, No one in the United States
Speaker 1: should be retiring at sixty five years old. Frankly, I
Speaker 1: think retirement itself is a stupid idea unless you have
Speaker 1: some sort of health problem. Also, vacations and weekends, what
Speaker 1: are you doing, You're making yourself less optimal as a
Speaker 1: producer of work. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I like how he really did that too.
Speaker 3: Basically like, if we, like, if we haven't raised the
Speaker 3: retirement age, he said, it's totally crazy. Joe Biden. If
Speaker 3: that were the case, Joe Biden should not be running
Speaker 3: for president. Okay, Joe Biden is eighty one years old.
Speaker 3: Retire in the United States at which you start to
Speaker 3: receive Social Security if you're eligible for Medicare, it's sixty five.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden has definitely been eligible for sociecurity matteric ever
Speaker 3: sixteen years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we get it, dude.
Speaker 1: So his argument is basically like, we shouldn't like people
Speaker 1: should have to work until they're dead. They shouldn't get
Speaker 1: any free government hand out after the age of sixty five. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no matter what exactly.
Speaker 3: My parents are at that age. My parents are not retired,
Speaker 3: and they shouldn't retire. It'd be very bad for them
Speaker 3: to retire. That's what he said. And then he this
Speaker 3: is the other argument, this is I love, I love
Speaker 3: the rhetoric here. By the way, it's disrespectful to people
Speaker 3: who are sixty seven, sixty eight, sixty nine years old
Speaker 3: to suggest that they are in the same shape as
Speaker 3: people who are sixty five as they were in nineteen forty.
Speaker 3: It's not true at all. Have you met a sixty
Speaker 3: five ye old lately, sixty five yelds or not? In
Speaker 3: the units like go, we get Oh, this is all.
Speaker 1: He's like doing it as like a this is and
Speaker 1: this position is actually a compliment to people for exactly,
Speaker 1: I'm actually impressed by how many push ups you can
Speaker 1: do and what it's like think you should be pushing
Speaker 1: yourself up the corporate ladder at this exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, sixty five, you still have a lot of time.
Speaker 3: If Joe Biden can be president eighty, imagine what you
Speaker 3: can do at sixty five. But sure, this is again
Speaker 3: because Trump is now floating the thing about social security
Speaker 3: like this is all.
Speaker 2: This is all part of.
Speaker 3: The right wing attack on these kinds of social programs.
Speaker 3: And also being like, man, we can we can shift
Speaker 3: a lot more you know, wealth around if we keep
Speaker 3: people working even longer. No, people already have to fucking
Speaker 3: toil for their whole lives. Anyway, there's anything you can
Speaker 3: do to help people and lessen the fucking soul crushing
Speaker 3: turn of working in under especially this American form of
Speaker 3: capitalism where there's absolutely zero safety nets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the least that can be done.
Speaker 1: Yours working in an Amazon factory, Ben Shapiro, Yeah, exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: do they work a grinding labor job that like is
Speaker 1: hard on the body? Probably not, And probably he doesn't
Speaker 1: know very many of those people.
Speaker 3: Well, my mother she basically oversees a few rental properties
Speaker 3: and then because knitting on the side in her day way.
Speaker 2: And my father also just has a bunch of passive income.
Speaker 3: Yeah, his his mother was a TV company executive, was
Speaker 3: was according to you Wikipedia. So I'm presuming landlord and
Speaker 3: his father worked worked, worked, not working as a composer.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Any Like, I have an an uncle who just retired recently,
Speaker 1: and they're having so much fun, Like they're just they
Speaker 1: got like the pension thing and they're just so happy.
Speaker 1: It's really there's.
Speaker 3: My one friend whose dad it was a fire fighter.
Speaker 3: That pension that they get, it makes my the combination
Speaker 3: made my eyes bleed. I could not believe, like how
Speaker 3: it's And now I see, like I met this kid
Speaker 3: yesterday who gave me a ride to the airport. He's
Speaker 3: like trying to be a firefighter, and like precisely, because like, bro,
Speaker 3: it's it's the fucking job. Security is the benefits and
Speaker 3: things like that. Yeah, for some some jobs, those pensions
Speaker 3: can be fantastic, but unfortunately that's not a thing that's
Speaker 3: widely available to people. So to try and be like,
Speaker 3: no one should be retiring sixty five is fucking violence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we have some new updates in the
Speaker 1: case of the Alaska Airlines door blowout. Oh it's a doorbuster.
Speaker 1: It's a we want to make that sound fun. We
Speaker 1: don't want to make it sound leak. We get enough
Speaker 1: bleak stuff.
Speaker 2: So yeah, women's door blow out.
Speaker 1: Oh out doorbuster on these Alaska Airline flights. Unfortunately, because
Speaker 1: one of the doors blew out, and so the National
Speaker 1: Transportation Safety Board has been trying to investigate this, like
Speaker 1: who worked on that door because it had apparently just
Speaker 1: been repaired right before it shot out the side of
Speaker 1: the plane.
Speaker 3: Jamie pull up the tape really quick, Jamie, pull up
Speaker 3: the tape of the Boeing. Uh, the repairs that were
Speaker 3: done on that Boeing And what did they say, Oh,
Speaker 3: Boeing over wrote surveillance footage from the repair facility where
Speaker 3: the plug was reinstalled ahead of the flight.
Speaker 1: That's right, yeah, huh ha hm huh yeah, hah. There's
Speaker 1: just it's not. It's not been a good week of
Speaker 1: news for Bone No no, yeah, between the tires blowing
Speaker 1: falling off a plane, the fucking plane like turning off
Speaker 1: in mid air or whatever that like launched a ton
Speaker 1: of people like in the fuselage like up into the
Speaker 1: ceiling like it was an onyx video.
Speaker 2: Uh was not. The was not the look. And then
Speaker 2: we talked about the whistleblower.
Speaker 3: Who yeah, you know who I think now the law
Speaker 3: I mean his lawyer said alleged self inflicted like gunshot wound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a recent thing with like a fuel
Speaker 1: leak we were talking about on air flight from Los
Speaker 1: Angeles to Austin. I don't know that this was a
Speaker 1: Boeing one, but it was just.
Speaker 2: Here, weird stuff on a plane.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, you hear weird stuff. I was like, hey,
Speaker 1: sorry about that. You may have noticed a bit of
Speaker 1: a delay there. We were actually pouring the fuel into
Speaker 1: the wrong compartment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and please someone with aviation background please tell me
Speaker 3: that's fine. Right yeah yeah, but they were like it
Speaker 3: went in the wrong tank. Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: maybe that's fine.
Speaker 1: We're pouring into the toilet and then we put a
Speaker 1: bunch of you guys is piss and ship into the.
Speaker 3: Fuel yeah, Brian the editor, Yeah, balancing the fuel. So
Speaker 3: maybe it was gonna maybe we were going to be
Speaker 3: leaning to the left or something, putting it into the
Speaker 3: wrong part. Anyway, so we got that taken care of.
Speaker 3: Does anybody have a.
Speaker 1: Shoulder you're just gonna be riding dirty? Yeah that's fine.
Speaker 1: That would have been fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll let my shoulder lean. I'm off flight to Austin.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 1: That's right. And finally, two years after it was signed,
Speaker 1: a courtroom settlement has determined that students and teachers are
Speaker 1: allowed to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity. After all,
Speaker 1: in Florida, yeah, the other don't say gay bill that
Speaker 1: Ron DeSantis kind of jammed through and.
Speaker 2: Hinged his whole fucking identity on you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm here to fight the fucking the wok wars.
Speaker 3: And this okay, so courtroom l because the people, you know,
Speaker 3: the advocates involved in the studits say, quote, this has
Speaker 3: successfully dismantled the most harmful impacts of the law. What
Speaker 3: did the DeSantis campaign say, Oh, this is actually a
Speaker 3: win for us, because the law in its entirety was
Speaker 3: it struck down. You're like, okay, but like that that
Speaker 3: was like the whole that was the actual meat of
Speaker 3: the entire bill. That was the thing that was the
Speaker 3: most fucked up because the settlement basically says that only
Speaker 3: formal instruction of gender and sexuality has been restricted, as
Speaker 3: if that's part of the curriculum, versus like a teacher
Speaker 3: being able to discuss these kinds of things with students.
Speaker 3: And I mean, it's like there's a few articles talking
Speaker 3: about how the sort of anti LGBTQ sort of wing
Speaker 3: of Florida Republicans is taken a few hits because when
Speaker 3: their session in the state legislature closed last week, twenty
Speaker 3: one of the twenty two anti LGBTQ bills they had
Speaker 3: proposed were effectively dead, and is.
Speaker 1: This the twenty second or this is the that those
Speaker 1: numbers are include this being no, no.
Speaker 3: This is different because these are just bills that were
Speaker 3: on the docket to be like, hey, how much further can.
Speaker 2: We brutalize people and to humanize them?
Speaker 3: And so twenty one out of twenty two basically bit
Speaker 3: the dust. But I mean this the implementation of this bill,
Speaker 3: you know, set off a bunch.
Speaker 2: Of other copycap bills in different states.
Speaker 3: So it's not necessarily like the end of this story,
Speaker 3: but at least it's a bit of good news for
Speaker 3: for Florida for the moment, until whatever DeSantis realizes that
Speaker 3: the culture warship is actually you know, it's it doesn't
Speaker 3: it's not effect.
Speaker 2: It doesn't. It doesn't do much for.
Speaker 1: He's not working. Yeah, yeah, it's like you're your Jeene
Speaker 1: shorts on the beach or I guess it's not jeene shorts,
Speaker 1: but he had those like long shorts on the beach
Speaker 1: where he's walking, but there's no footprints behind him because.
Speaker 2: They weren't they like linen pants, but that he like
Speaker 2: cuffed them.
Speaker 1: I thought he was wearing like long shorts.
Speaker 3: Oh, like like coulottes. Oh no, No, he is wearing shorts.
Speaker 3: But they're are they long? What do we call them?
Speaker 2: These?
Speaker 3: I guess as someone who grew up in the nineties,
Speaker 3: I'm like, those aren't those aren't that long?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: This one?
Speaker 1: They're pretty long there. Yeah, I mean they're they're then
Speaker 1: flows their.
Speaker 2: Standard conservative length, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think I think men who aren't completely, you know,
Speaker 3: consumed by toxic masculinity down to show a little bit
Speaker 3: more thigh. Yeah, you know what I mean, get that
Speaker 3: little bit of quad in there.
Speaker 1: In case you're wondering what we're talking about. It's the
Speaker 1: image of he and his wife walking on the beach
Speaker 1: where they haven't made any footprints because Jesus has carried
Speaker 1: them through the air and just dropped them right there
Speaker 1: on their message of hate. And they've flown away.
Speaker 3: Right there, pose and cheese, okay, and then he whisk
Speaker 3: you away to Ruby Tuesdays.
Speaker 1: All right, Those are some of the things that are
Speaker 1: trending on this Wednesday, March thirteenth. We are back tomorrow
Speaker 1: with a whole last episode of the show. Until then,
Speaker 1: be kind to each other, be kind to yourself, get
Speaker 1: the vaccine, don't do nothing about white supremacy and we
Speaker 1: will talk to you all tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bite bite,