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Speaker 3: This here's the Daily Too, with.
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Speaker 4: I'm Ronnie Shang. We've got a great show for you Tonight.
Speaker 4: The TSA is going DIY. The COVID vaccine meets its
Speaker 4: biggest fan, and we sent Michael Casta down to the
Speaker 4: border and unfortunately he came back. Plus, my friend Aquafina
Speaker 4: is joining me on the show.
Speaker 3: So let's get it done.
Speaker 4: Let's begin with the pandemics. Yes, remember that next week
Speaker 4: will be for you. Since the day we started to
Speaker 4: take it seriously because Tom Hanks got it. Oh no,
Speaker 4: not Tom, take chat instead.
Speaker 3: But everything's fine now.
Speaker 4: The CDC just issued new guidance saying that you don't
Speaker 4: even have to isolate if.
Speaker 3: You get COVID anymore. That's right.
Speaker 4: You can go ahead and keep coffee into people's faces
Speaker 4: as long as you feel a little bad about it afterwards.
Speaker 4: It really feels like no one's trying to avoid COVID anymore, well,
Speaker 4: almost no one.
Speaker 5: A German Man has puzzled scientists after he deliberately got
Speaker 5: more than two hundred COVID nineteen vaccinations two hundred and
Speaker 5: seventeen to be exact, over two and a half years.
Speaker 5: That's a shot every four days roughly.
Speaker 6: Of course, scientists are wondering what the effect was on him.
Speaker 6: First of all, he didn't report any vaccine related side
Speaker 6: effects at all. Secondly, his immune response did show an
Speaker 6: increase in immune cells, but not necessarily a better or
Speaker 6: worse immune response. And finally, guys, he never got sarskob too,
Speaker 6: the virus that causes COVID.
Speaker 4: Sorry, two hundred and seventeen shots, an approach also known
Speaker 4: as the immune system bukake. If you laugh at that,
Speaker 4: you are disgusting. I mean, I mean, I know anti
Speaker 4: vaxxers are stupid, but let's not overcorrect here, all right.
Speaker 4: I will say this. Though a lot of people did
Speaker 4: their own research, this man became his own research. That's
Speaker 4: commitment and also a nice change of pace to see
Speaker 4: Germans doing human experiments on themselves.
Speaker 3: And also, hey.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that he didn't suffer any major side effects.
Speaker 4: But sadly for this guy, doctors still haven't found a
Speaker 4: cure for being weird. As let's move on to the
Speaker 4: ongoing crisis in Gaza, where the United States is taking
Speaker 4: extreme measures to solve a tiny fraction of the problem.
Speaker 7: The United States has conducted another air drop of aid
Speaker 7: in the Gaza Strip. The mission delivered six thousand meals
Speaker 7: in the north but it's still far below the amount
Speaker 7: of a needed for the around three hundred thousand Palestinians
Speaker 7: who remained in the Northern Strip after the Israeli invasion.
Speaker 4: Air drops are probably the least efficient and most expensive
Speaker 4: way to deliver ate, but it's a last resort with
Speaker 4: Israel blocking critical supplies on the ground.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 4: America managed to air drop food around a blockade that
Speaker 4: Israel built with weapons America gave them. That's good, but
Speaker 4: wouldn't be better if the United States just told Israel
Speaker 4: just move move by the way we gave you that
Speaker 4: we'll trying to help people go away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just I don't know.
Speaker 4: It just seems a lot less efficient that uber eats
Speaker 4: drop food from a thousand feet off or yelling hey,
Speaker 4: don't forget to give us five stars.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe I don't know.
Speaker 4: America should just invent weapons that only fire food and
Speaker 4: send those to Israel.
Speaker 3: That way, when you go there, use the tank.
Speaker 4: It just fires burritos, efficient and delicious.
Speaker 3: Move on to some domestic news.
Speaker 4: Here in America, the TSA is testing out a new
Speaker 4: way to make airport security even more annoying.
Speaker 8: This could be the future of airport security. At the
Speaker 8: TSA's Innovation Checkpoint at Las Vegas, international travelers are testing
Speaker 8: new self service.
Speaker 3: Technology for the first time. The idea is it's supposed
Speaker 3: to be like a regular.
Speaker 5: TSA checkpoint, except fewer TSA agents and hopefully streamlined.
Speaker 9: Do you have everything coming into inside your bit?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 5: Here, passengers are greeted by a virtual agent.
Speaker 3: If you have a question, it's really easy just to
Speaker 3: talk to the camera, get a very.
Speaker 4: Quick answer back.
Speaker 8: Really agent, real person.
Speaker 3: Right who doesn't have to physically be in the checkpoint
Speaker 3: with you.
Speaker 4: They're still performing the function that we've asked them to perform,
Speaker 4: but in a different location.
Speaker 3: What the is this shit?
Speaker 4: So it's a regular TSA line, but you added a
Speaker 4: zoom meeting.
Speaker 3: So hey, I.
Speaker 4: Said, I don't have a bomb, I don't have a bum.
Speaker 4: What what You'll mute it? You'll mute it?
Speaker 3: I can't. Oh wait, sorry, I'm muted. I'm muted.
Speaker 4: Okay, This isn't gonna work, guys, okay, because we all
Speaker 4: know what it's like to work remotely. TSA is gonna
Speaker 4: be pretending to look for bombs, but they actually have
Speaker 4: poorn opening another tack, right, and even if they do
Speaker 4: catch someone, what they're gonna do order us to tackle ourselves. Hey,
Speaker 4: I got a solution for you, TSA. It's a new
Speaker 4: form of technology called open another lane.
Speaker 3: Just open another lane.
Speaker 4: In fact, in fact, it doesn't even matter what TSA
Speaker 4: is doing, okay, because the problem is the people. There's
Speaker 4: always a guy in line holding everyone up, trying to
Speaker 4: bring a full sort of armor through the X ray machine.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, it's this metal. I'ma but look.
Speaker 4: Now, this even really matters because once you get through security,
Speaker 4: there's a good chance the door will fall off your
Speaker 4: plane anyway.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: So, and finally, while the TSA is trying to reduce
Speaker 4: the number of security agents, the New York City Subway
Speaker 4: is getting a shit ton more.
Speaker 3: The controversial new plan to addrests crime on the subway.
Speaker 9: A thousand members of the National Guard and the State
Speaker 9: Police will join forces with transit cops to conduct backchecks
Speaker 9: and patrol hundreds of subway stations.
Speaker 6: The move by New York's governor follows a reported forty
Speaker 6: five percent spike in transit crimes in January.
Speaker 11: The NYPD reminds people it is worth taking their long
Speaker 11: standing advice on how to stay safe, watch your things,
Speaker 11: and at least lower the volume on those headsets that
Speaker 11: you wear, or take them out entirely.
Speaker 4: I'll shut up, mom, I'm definitely not lowing the volume
Speaker 4: on my music. Okay, you think I want to be
Speaker 4: a loan with my thoughts on public transport, I'd rather
Speaker 4: get stabbed. And look, look, I'm not saying crime isn't
Speaker 4: a problem in the New York subway.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: A forty five percent spike in transit crimes in January
Speaker 4: alone is actually kind of impressive. I mean, New York
Speaker 4: criminals are the only ones keeping the New Year's resolutions.
Speaker 4: But getting the military to search bags for weapons isn't
Speaker 4: gonna solve it.
Speaker 3: Okay, because New.
Speaker 4: Yorkers can make a weapon out of anything, a bottle
Speaker 4: of vape, a day old bagel. It's prison rules down there, Okay.
Speaker 4: Anything can be a shave if you stab hot enough.
Speaker 4: Drawing up invasion plants for the sea train just feels
Speaker 4: like you're playing off people's fears. All right, My mom
Speaker 4: lives in Singapore. She's already worried for me here. She
Speaker 4: thinks of New York subway is a fist fight to
Speaker 4: the death every day, when really it's only a fist
Speaker 4: fight to the death only once or twice a week.
Speaker 4: For more on this story, let's go to a New
Speaker 4: York City subway station with Troy IWAA.
Speaker 12: Troy, Troy, Troy.
Speaker 3: What's the mood down there?
Speaker 13: It's great, Ronnie. Everyone feels super secure. There's sixty soldiers here,
Speaker 13: fifty more police. The coast Guard has a dinghy floating
Speaker 13: in that gross puddle over there.
Speaker 3: It is it is.
Speaker 4: Down, Okay, glad to know that people are feeling safe.
Speaker 4: What are the long term plans for addressing the root
Speaker 4: causes of subway crime?
Speaker 3: Long term?
Speaker 13: Those are big words, don't I don't follow.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't like mental health, treatment of affordable housing?
Speaker 13: Oh oh, does sound like really nice expensive things?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 3: We just don't.
Speaker 13: We don't have the money for that.
Speaker 4: Okay, but how much did all that national God stuff costs?
Speaker 13: Don't worry about that. That's military spending, so it doesn't
Speaker 13: doesn't count.
Speaker 4: What do you mean it doesn't count? It costs money.
Speaker 4: Money is money.
Speaker 13: Money is money except money for the military. You know,
Speaker 13: you know how like calories or calories, except when it's
Speaker 13: your birthday or you're sad. Military money it just appears
Speaker 13: when it's needed, you know, like a fairy godmother with
Speaker 13: a rocket launcher.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's how the military works. But even so,
Speaker 4: shouldn't we invest in a long term solution to help
Speaker 4: people get around safely?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I guess we could have the military bring people
Speaker 13: to work. You know, have you ever been air dropped
Speaker 13: into your office? It hurts, but it's fast.
Speaker 4: That sounds like it will cost like a trillion dollars.
Speaker 13: A trillion military dollars, not my personal dollars.
Speaker 4: Where do you think money for the military comes from.
Speaker 13: The war prize? When we win the war, you get
Speaker 13: the war prize?
Speaker 4: And okay, you know what, Troy, just just get the train.
Speaker 3: Back to the office.
Speaker 13: Oh, there are delays which we cannot fix because we
Speaker 13: are broke.
Speaker 4: It's a CONUNDRUMA Troy want everybody when we come back.
Speaker 14: Michael, cos I go to a border, so don't go away.
Speaker 12: Welcome back to the show.
Speaker 4: The Boril crisis is a major issue in this election cycle,
Speaker 4: but Michael Costs, though, went down to Eagle Pass, Texas
Speaker 4: to discover another invasion.
Speaker 1: Eagle Past, Texas has become the epicenter of the national
Speaker 1: immigration debate, as over the last year, an unprecedented number
Speaker 1: of migrants crossed here to apply for asylum, and for
Speaker 1: many observers, this complex issue can only be summed up
Speaker 1: in one word, invasion.
Speaker 12: We are being invaded.
Speaker 3: We are being invaded.
Speaker 8: We're being invaded.
Speaker 1: We're being invaded, just like it's a military invasion. But
Speaker 1: how are the locals coping with this? Relentless onslaught?
Speaker 3: They've come and taken over the town.
Speaker 9: It's our land, and there's just people coming.
Speaker 12: In causing you know, havoc and craziness. There's chaos.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't you be welcoming?
Speaker 1: Don't you have any empathy for the journey they've taken together.
Speaker 15: They're not welcomed the hell out of our place.
Speaker 3: You can't move around seeing them.
Speaker 4: You can't get a meal in a restaurant, can't get
Speaker 4: a hotel room unless you're going to pay four hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Wa Wait, who are you talking about right now?
Speaker 1: The State Guard from Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Idaho.
Speaker 16: Oh, what you'd need to be afraid of is some
Speaker 16: of these convoys of people.
Speaker 3: They're talking about Central American caravans.
Speaker 6: Oh, no, we're talking about the people that are invading
Speaker 6: the country here, not the Mexico.
Speaker 15: The invasion here is from Governor Abbot and the Trumpers
Speaker 15: and the Maga people.
Speaker 1: Yes, Eagle Pass has been overrun since Governor Greg Abbott
Speaker 1: declared a crisis at the border and sent in the
Speaker 1: Texas National Guard, attracting a flood of Republican governors, congressional
Speaker 1: delegations in even billionaire weirdos.
Speaker 3: This is our.
Speaker 6: Tax payer dollars being put to use by coming.
Speaker 3: Out to Eagle Pass.
Speaker 6: And what's happened is it's jacked up the hotel prices.
Speaker 1: Our room is three hundred and seventy dollars and they
Speaker 1: don't even have any handlations understood understood. What is your
Speaker 1: message to the people that want to come down here
Speaker 1: and don't come?
Speaker 3: Okay, but be more clear, please don't come.
Speaker 1: It's not just cool guys and scarves that are being
Speaker 1: victimized in this conflict, but also local small business owners
Speaker 1: who resemble Sam Elliott.
Speaker 8: Right now, the only people that are going into the
Speaker 8: water are individuals from the press that can want to
Speaker 8: see how ugly it is out there.
Speaker 1: The governor of Texas is here disrupting your job, and
Speaker 1: you wanted to port them.
Speaker 8: Get them out because I mean, I'm expected to follow
Speaker 8: federal law, local law, state law. I would expect the
Speaker 8: same thing from our leader of our state.
Speaker 1: Sam Elliott and his mustache's concerns were justified because when
Speaker 1: America sends its people to Eagle Pass, they're not always
Speaker 1: sending their best. Some I assume drove countless hours to
Speaker 1: sit outside a fence.
Speaker 3: But why this is my land.
Speaker 16: I'm from Texas. I'm glad to support those people who
Speaker 16: are fighting for me, Ma La my land. Do we
Speaker 16: have guts enough to defend ourselves?
Speaker 4: Do we now?
Speaker 6: Are?
Speaker 15: You're shutting your head?
Speaker 16: You don't really, I'm not practical.
Speaker 12: You're wearing a suit.
Speaker 16: You've been successful in the New York media. You know what,
Speaker 16: you sold your soul to the devil.
Speaker 1: If I sold my soul to the devil to be
Speaker 1: successful in news media, I would be more successful. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be sitting here in an Eagle Past, Texas. You
Speaker 1: think I want to stay at a Marriotte town plaza
Speaker 1: with no body lotion.
Speaker 16: That sounds like something the devil would site.
Speaker 1: Yes, Dan's fashion fatigue hurt and his outlook was very confrontational,
Speaker 1: so I decided to talk to the chairwoman of the
Speaker 1: county Republican Party for a more measured view.
Speaker 7: So we've had this invasion and it's fully turned this
Speaker 7: town upside down.
Speaker 1: You mean from Governor Abbott, from the thirteen out of
Speaker 1: state Republican governors, news media such as myself.
Speaker 7: No, I'm talking about the illegal.
Speaker 3: Wetbex And I'm sorry, what was what did you call them?
Speaker 12: Wetbas?
Speaker 1: Wetbax man, I haven't heard that word in a long time. Okay,
Speaker 1: Now that you'd gotten that out of her system, I
Speaker 1: was ready for a more nuanced conversation.
Speaker 12: We just want them to come legally through the front door.
Speaker 3: Calling them wet backs to me is not a we
Speaker 3: welcome you here.
Speaker 12: I want them to come legally.
Speaker 3: That's what I want.
Speaker 4: So they aren't wet backs, so they don't have to
Speaker 4: swim the river.
Speaker 12: They wouldn't be wetbax if they didn't.
Speaker 1: Obviously, there's some disagreement about whether we should let people
Speaker 1: from other countries seek refuge here, and whether we should
Speaker 1: refer to them with vintage racist slurs, but as militarizing
Speaker 1: the border actually worked to keep anyone out. I asked
Speaker 1: Magali or Beanup whose pecan farm borders the Rio Grande.
Speaker 15: I asked them to several times, please don't put the
Speaker 15: wire up.
Speaker 3: We don't want it.
Speaker 15: It's liability.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and they just came in and they put it up.
Speaker 1: Anyhow do you think the fencing and the buoys and
Speaker 1: the razor wire do you feel.
Speaker 3: Like that's working?
Speaker 15: No, No, not at all.
Speaker 16: The governor's just pushing them out to New Mexico, Arizona,
Speaker 16: to California.
Speaker 15: But guess what, they're still coming in.
Speaker 1: So if they haven't solved the migrant crisis, could there
Speaker 1: be another purpose for the thousands of state guards, miles
Speaker 1: of barbed wire, and throngs of sunburned politicians and Eagle.
Speaker 15: Pass I would have to say it has to do
Speaker 15: with the fact that it's an election here.
Speaker 4: A narrative is being told that creates chaos, scarce people.
Speaker 12: It's what's going to win them the election.
Speaker 1: Do you think this issue at the border has a
Speaker 1: lot to do with Donald Trump's reelection.
Speaker 4: Yeah you do.
Speaker 16: Trump is concerned about the welfare of the people made
Speaker 16: this country. He's not worried about trying to look good
Speaker 16: so that he can get a leg.
Speaker 1: Guy with a golden toilet and a spray tan isn't
Speaker 1: worried about looking.
Speaker 15: Go it's a political stunt. The Republican been there, of course,
Speaker 15: who don't get a.
Speaker 5: Band I might have been Spanish, but I forgot ten
Speaker 5: days than in politician.
Speaker 15: Well, it's kind of a heavier word than idiots. Not
Speaker 15: as heavy, not as heavy as prayers, but heavier than idiots.
Speaker 3: Stupid, somewhere between mother Becker an idiot.
Speaker 1: I would say so as I'd come to understand. The
Speaker 1: border is a complex issue that affects people's real lives.
Speaker 1: It's so much more than a photo op. But before
Speaker 1: I left town, there was one more thing for me
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 3: When we come back, I'll Wafino be joining me on.
Speaker 12: The show, So don't go away.
Speaker 3: Hey, welcome back to the Heavy Show.
Speaker 4: My guest Tonight is an Emmy nominated actor and comedian
Speaker 4: who starts in the new film Kung Fu Panda four.
Speaker 4: Please welcome the one and only aquafina.
Speaker 12: Right, all right, all.
Speaker 3: Right, thanks thanks for comments comment. It's good to see
Speaker 3: you guys. Yeah, good to see you again. It's great.
Speaker 3: So what's this one?
Speaker 12: Is?
Speaker 4: What come Fand when you came out? Yeah they did.
Speaker 4: It was even louder when I came in. So come
Speaker 4: Fu Panda four?
Speaker 3: Right? Yeah, yeah, good movie, great movie.
Speaker 4: I agree. I think it's amazing. Yeah you know I'm
Speaker 4: in that movie too.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, right, yes, you are in that MOVI. Yes,
Speaker 3: you are in that movie. Yeah, I'm in that movie too.
Speaker 3: So in that movie. You are in that movie? You
Speaker 3: you uh, you know what do all this press for it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I've been doing a lot.
Speaker 4: No one's asking me any questions about that movie. Why
Speaker 4: do you ask me some questions about this movie? I'm
Speaker 4: in the two? Ask me some questions about you want
Speaker 4: to ask you? Okay, yeah, okay, So we're doing good. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go out. You're introduced you as a guest.
Speaker 3: Okay, just read that and you can ask me some questions.
Speaker 4: All right, you're gonna go out, Yeah, just read from that. Okay,
Speaker 4: just read that, come all right, and then interview me
Speaker 4: about this movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, guess wait, okay, go, okay.
Speaker 10: Wow, that's so nice, My guests tonight is a towering
Speaker 10: figure in comedy and icon for all Asians, a colossal
Speaker 10: acting talent who deserves his own action franchise, and my
Speaker 10: personal hero who I'm honored to even breathe the same
Speaker 10: air with. Please welcome Ronnie Chang.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how can you hear that? Traders? Okay, there we go.
Speaker 3: I prepare some questions for you in case.
Speaker 10: Your voice acting is so realistic?
Speaker 3: Did you go to Juilliard or something? Oh? I'm glad
Speaker 3: you asked that.
Speaker 4: You know, I just think that sometimes with voice acting,
Speaker 4: you want to you know, yes, natural as you can.
Speaker 4: So I'm kind of proud to say I didn't have
Speaker 4: any formal training in it. I just, you know, I
Speaker 4: just think authenticity is the key to a good animal
Speaker 4: uh animation?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yes, yes, one hundred percent that I mean. This
Speaker 10: year we saw actors take on some incredibly challenging roles
Speaker 10: with Stilian Revie or Killan Revie and As Oppenheimer, Bradley
Speaker 10: Cooper as Leonard Bernstein, and Ronnie Chang as Fish in
Speaker 10: Kung Fu Panda four.
Speaker 3: How How do you? Yes? Yeah, I keep it going,
Speaker 3: keep it going, keep it going. How do you prepare
Speaker 3: to take on such a big role.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I've been kind of eating fish my
Speaker 4: whole life, so I feel like I knew what this
Speaker 4: character would really tastes like, and I kind of, you know,
Speaker 4: I channeled that into I tried to put a little
Speaker 4: bit of fishiness into.
Speaker 3: You live inside a bird? Yes, and spoiler alert, yeah,
Speaker 3: I live in a bird character.
Speaker 4: You know, it's actually the second marine character developed your
Speaker 4: in a Kung Fu Panda franchise.
Speaker 3: Really take it what.
Speaker 12: Figure figure?
Speaker 4: It's not to uh, it's had to show on the
Speaker 4: aquatic animals on land.
Speaker 3: But while we figured it out.
Speaker 10: This is this is the fourth project you've done with me.
Speaker 10: How does it feel to always be below me on
Speaker 10: the call show?
Speaker 3: You know what? I didn't forget that what he says?
Speaker 4: All right, anyway, this is the fourth project we've done together.
Speaker 4: We have We've done so much cool stuff together. We have, yeah,
Speaker 4: done crazy occasions, We did shang ches together, we did
Speaker 4: Come Fu Panda Panda. It was the other one, that's true.
Speaker 4: You were on my show, yeah, Noah from Queen's on
Speaker 4: Comedy Central.
Speaker 3: Whoops, I was on that.
Speaker 4: I forgot that was on that show that was on
Speaker 4: my own network. Yeah, yeah, thanks for having me on that,
Speaker 4: by the way, thank you for Yeah. Yes, such a
Speaker 4: cool icon, you know from New York City, worn and
Speaker 4: raised queens.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah. What's your what's your connection to New
Speaker 3: York City? What do you mean? I mean?
Speaker 10: I was from here? Yeah, raised here. I love I
Speaker 10: love you know, bagels and pizza.
Speaker 12: Oh no, but.
Speaker 4: Sorry, watch you up asked a question, Bet, I meant like,
Speaker 4: you know, you had your family restaurant here.
Speaker 10: Right, oh yeah, right, yeah, my yeah, we had the
Speaker 10: first Chinese restaurant in Flushing was called Lums. It was
Speaker 10: my great grandpa, my great grandpa, Jimmy Lum came over
Speaker 10: in the nineteen forties and and then it kind of
Speaker 10: went out of business and in the eighties.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, great Riagonomics and then but what was you
Speaker 3: You grew up in that restaurant? I didn't.
Speaker 10: I grew up in a restaurant because then they had
Speaker 10: an offshoot. After Lums closed, my grandma opened a new one,
Speaker 10: and so I grew up like in the restaurant, so
Speaker 10: like I would eat that would.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so very much. In the in the in
Speaker 4: the kitchen, in the kitchen.
Speaker 10: I ate like a scoop of MSG one time, like
Speaker 10: just like literally literally, I it was crazy.
Speaker 3: It was crazy. It's like a crazy it's not okay,
Speaker 3: Maybe I just try that sometime to.
Speaker 4: This yeah this yeah, yeah, well this this new I got.
Speaker 4: I got spent at least something I got talked talking
Speaker 4: about this movie a little bit.
Speaker 3: You're you play a.
Speaker 10: Collac Okay, sorry, Corsack, call sack fox.
Speaker 3: You're mispronouncing it is that real.
Speaker 10: Animal animal, beautiful Asian fox.
Speaker 3: Yes, you play a beautiful Asian fox in yes, yes.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: That's what you look like over there.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if I spoil it, but it's
Speaker 4: a pretty important role in this because not only are
Speaker 4: you the second lead, you know, something happens in this
Speaker 4: movie that you know, really it really will change the
Speaker 4: franchise whatever I think. Yeah, I don't know if you
Speaker 4: can talk about that, but you want, you want to.
Speaker 4: You can't say what's gonna the spoiler alert?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, ok, well, well.
Speaker 10: I think I think the movie is just this one.
Speaker 10: I watched it a lot. I was a fan of it,
Speaker 10: and I'm a huge fan of Jack Black, who's you know,
Speaker 10: like kind of reprising this role. And yeah, I mean
Speaker 10: like he's he's really the real deal. And and so
Speaker 10: I think it's now speaking to I think the adults
Speaker 10: that that kind of watched it and you know, them
Speaker 10: moving on and stuff like change and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's great. Okay. Should we kind of really lost
Speaker 4: steam in this one after Yeah, once we started being
Speaker 4: too sincere we got lost. Yeah, okay, when we're doing
Speaker 4: the bid, it was do you mean to be lessons here? No? No, No,
Speaker 4: it's okay, Well, what all this out of the way,
Speaker 4: Well we'll go from well ed. Well, okay, I'll give
Speaker 4: you I'll give you something for YouTube. Just ok So,
Speaker 4: what was it like working with Jad Black?
Speaker 3: It was so good?
Speaker 10: I love.
Speaker 3: I love I love him. Are you really asking? No,
Speaker 3: We'll use it to say we'll cut all the stuff
Speaker 3: that's bad.
Speaker 4: Only these people will know. Yeah, okay, cut everything. Well,
Speaker 4: start an interview from here. Yeah, So what was it
Speaker 4: like working.
Speaker 3: With Jack Black? Working with Jack Black? Is I mean,
Speaker 3: are you kidding?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 12: No, do it.
Speaker 3: Just do the press thing so we can go home.
Speaker 4: Do the press thing, do the Yeah, just say Jack
Speaker 4: Black's great, movies great, and you know, I was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: just just go just going to press mode, going to
Speaker 4: press mode. Okay, what's it like working with Jack Black?
Speaker 3: You know what, Ronnie, it was.
Speaker 10: So good and I and Kung Fu Panda for you
Speaker 10: especially so good in it.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I hope we can hope we can sell a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff.
Speaker 4: Animals in that thing.
Speaker 10: I don't know because you would be in because you
Speaker 10: have to open the whole bird's mouth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my stuff animal is actually like two figures in one.
Speaker 3: So cool. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, you know Jack Black interesting his mom. His mother
Speaker 4: was one of the women who contributed to the NASA
Speaker 4: Polo program. She coded the programs that let yeah man
Speaker 4: go to the moon. Yeah, so you know, way to
Speaker 4: go Jack Black's mom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not just not just a physical genius.
Speaker 4: No, I got to meet him at the premier because
Speaker 4: I'm not famous enough to hang out with you guys
Speaker 4: in the studios.
Speaker 10: Well you were in the TikTok with them, you got
Speaker 10: in the.
Speaker 4: Tech No, the premier. Yeah, I met him at the
Speaker 4: first prem at the movie premier.
Speaker 3: It was very nice. It was nice to see you there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were nice to see me. Yeah. And he's
Speaker 4: just such a ball of energy, you know, he's like
Speaker 4: a physical genius. It's very hard to keep.
Speaker 3: Up with him. Like, I mean, he's so funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's super funny, very energetic. Also a bunch of
Speaker 4: other Asians in this movie. Yes, James Hong, No, I
Speaker 4: meant that sincerely. James Hong's names. Yeah, legend legendary, James Hong.
Speaker 4: He's like ninety four. I think he's still in that.
Speaker 10: Yes, I mean he's he We were at the grove
Speaker 10: and we went up the trolley and he and he
Speaker 10: like I can think he was doing a bit, but
Speaker 10: he was like, oh no, there's stairs. But then he
Speaker 10: I think he was jokingly ran up them. Oh yeah,
Speaker 10: he's like so rightly, so much energy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, unlike some presidents I know. Yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 4: still going going, very strong. And when you hear his
Speaker 4: voice acting in the movie, you're like, this dude doesn't
Speaker 4: sound on you for all. This guy sounds like you know.
Speaker 3: I think he was the best.
Speaker 10: I think he was the best other Asian actor other
Speaker 10: than in the movie.
Speaker 3: Other than yeah, other than.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah, is incredible.
Speaker 4: All right, Okay, you know what, let's send this so
Speaker 4: we can go home. No, no, it's really good to
Speaker 4: see you.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 4: You'll honestly the best. I've known you for so long.
Speaker 4: You've always been really cool to me. Kays in theaters
Speaker 4: nationwide on Everybody.
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