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Speaker 1: talk about Fox News. The dealer with a big lawsuit
Speaker 1: right now, and because of it, a bunch of Fox
Speaker 1: News hosts had to give up all their private texts.
Speaker 1: So we've been finding out what they really think about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and it's hilarious. According to court documents, host
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson texted a producer on January fourth, twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: we are very very close to being able to ignore
Speaker 1: Trump most nights. Referring to Trump, Carlson says, I hate
Speaker 1: him passionately. I can't handle much more of this. Carlson added,
Speaker 1: we're all pretending we've got a lot to show for it,
Speaker 1: because admitting what a disaster it's been is too tough
Speaker 1: to digest. But come on, there really isn't an upside
Speaker 1: to Trump. Oh that's fighting large all white don't white crime.
Speaker 1: Let's go all right. I know this looks bad, but
Speaker 1: their makeup sex is gonna be so much hotter. You know,
Speaker 1: this is so embarrassing for Fox News. If they want
Speaker 1: to keep their ship quiet, they should do what the
Speaker 1: crack dealers do. Use a payphone. Yo it sucker, listen,
Speaker 1: Black lives matter, he really do? All right, hit me
Speaker 1: back on my burner. I'm enjoying this though. I've never
Speaker 1: seen someone's private text that was so opposite from the
Speaker 1: public persona. This is like finding out NICKI helly has
Speaker 1: a black sin. She got texts like, oh hell no,
Speaker 1: y'all ain't coming at him riding like that starry booboo.
Speaker 1: But if I'm being honest, I do feel for Tucker
Speaker 1: a little because this brutal when your private shiit talk
Speaker 1: gets put out and open like that. It actually happened
Speaker 1: to my brothers just this week. All right, Let go, Vaughan.
Speaker 1: I just flew in from that land this week, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad I wasn't on this play. United flight twenty
Speaker 1: six O nine was just forty five minutes from landing
Speaker 1: in Boston, I will kill every man on the plane,
Speaker 1: when prosecutors say, thirty two year old Francisco Torres went
Speaker 1: on an incoherent rant after trying to open one of
Speaker 1: the plane's emergency exits, taking over plane, tell them to
Speaker 1: break squat to shoot me down, then rushing and stabbing
Speaker 1: a flight attendant with a spoon he'd broken in the laboratory.
Speaker 1: Fellow passengers quickly tackled and subdued him. Wow, that ship
Speaker 1: was crazy. You know. My favorite part was how nobody
Speaker 1: did it anything to the very end. The guy in
Speaker 1: the I'll see he just got up to let the
Speaker 1: dude buy like ahead the lague. Oh you're back ey
Speaker 1: here you Oh you need a spoon? Here you go, bro.
Speaker 1: It was funny. It's once they saw the guy had
Speaker 1: a spoon, everyone got real brave. Everyone was like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, he got a life. Oh shit, that's a spoon.
Speaker 1: Came up, come here. Always better on black mother, Always
Speaker 1: better on black mother. Thank you. And you could tell
Speaker 1: this guy who's gonna do something because he got those
Speaker 1: crazy eyes. You know, they should have flagged this guy
Speaker 1: before he got on the plane. TSA gotta be like,
Speaker 1: they gotta stop racial profiling, and stop crazy profiling. I'm sorry, sir,
Speaker 1: I can see your entire eyeball like a muppet. You
Speaker 1: cannot get on this plane. I'm sorry. Let's move on.
Speaker 1: Some news out of social media. There's a new filter
Speaker 1: on TikTok and it's gonna mess you up. A new
Speaker 1: beauty trend going viral on TikTok, the bold glam look
Speaker 1: that's causing a stir because of its drastic filter. I
Speaker 1: just woke up. This is not what I look like
Speaker 1: right now. This filter should be illegal. Here's the real mesh.
Speaker 1: And then there are those who believe filters like this
Speaker 1: are setting unrealistic standards of beauty for young girls or
Speaker 1: creating a sense of false advertising. God damn, that's not
Speaker 1: a filter. That's witchcraft. Come on, TikTok, you don't even
Speaker 1: a filter like this. Really, they have technology to make
Speaker 1: people look hotter. It's called the Killer. If you ask me,
Speaker 1: it's the scariest thing I've seen on social media since
Speaker 1: any post by chet Hanks, who sucker your mama duty sick?
Speaker 1: Put your grinding greens. I'm sorry, tom reader, I only
Speaker 1: have one more day. I promised. That's all, but real
Speaker 1: talk though these filters have got it all wrong. The
Speaker 1: truth is everyone is beautiful, beautiful people. We know that
Speaker 1: shit ain't true. Don't tell the others that, although he'd
Speaker 1: be here to revolt, we are all gorgeous. In fact.
Speaker 1: For get a beauty filter. I want to ugly filter.
Speaker 1: I want to filter that makes me look worse, gives
Speaker 1: me asks me up my face. Then when people meet
Speaker 1: me in real life, they'll be I pressed. They'll be like, damn, marlin,
Speaker 1: you really cleaned up all your cold saucers gone and everything. Look.
Speaker 1: We need to ask ourselves two questions. How can we
Speaker 1: make women less self conscious about the way they look?
Speaker 1: And how can we make men more self conscious about
Speaker 1: the way they love? Because men will confidently send the
Speaker 1: ugliest pictures of them nicks to anybody. It's pouring lit, bad, angle,
Speaker 1: crooked and shit skinny in the middle, look like a
Speaker 1: rancid slim gym. Can someone please teach us how to
Speaker 1: feel shame? And Finally, Today's International Women's Day, and here's
Speaker 1: how the world's top feminist organization is celebrating. Betel is
Speaker 1: also celebrating International Women's Day with seven new role models.
Speaker 1: The new Barbie lineup was inspired by the likeness of
Speaker 1: female leaders in stem fields from around the world. The
Speaker 1: company hopes the role models, including former YouTube CEO Susan
Speaker 1: Wachiski and UK space scientists Doctor Maggie added in Pocock,
Speaker 1: will inspire the next generation of girls to pursue their passions,
Speaker 1: despite women being underrepresented in stem fields. This is so important.
Speaker 1: Kids learn so much from their toys they play with.
Speaker 1: You want them to have scientists dolls and see old
Speaker 1: dolls that cansisder each other. From all this story, we
Speaker 1: turned to Dasilidik Dass International Woman's Day, going well, thank
Speaker 1: you for asking. It started out so great this morning.
Speaker 1: The random guy who usually yells nice ass instead yelled
Speaker 1: I respect your nice ass and this is why we march.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I was feeling pretty good. I mean least
Speaker 1: until I saw this Barbie story. Wait, you don't like
Speaker 1: these brand new Barbies, but they're so accomplished. They got
Speaker 1: scientists and they got a YouTube ceo. Oh yeah, equally
Speaker 1: great role models. You could be a scientist who helps humanity,
Speaker 1: or you could design a YouTube algorithm that says, hey, kids,
Speaker 1: if you like Peppa Pig, you'll love qan On Okay,
Speaker 1: that's fair. But some of them adopters and engineers, and
Speaker 1: one of them as a professor. Yeah, I know, they're
Speaker 1: all so successful, those barbies. Yeah, it's bad enough. Barbie
Speaker 1: was always hotter. Now she's smarter than me too. I
Speaker 1: want a doll that makes me feel bad about my body,
Speaker 1: not my mind. So you're saying we should get rid
Speaker 1: of these barbies. Well no, i'd not necessarily, But why
Speaker 1: can't we also have some mediocre barbies who don't make
Speaker 1: us feel pressured, right, mediocrity. Not every barbie has to
Speaker 1: be a girl boss. Let's have a barbie who's a
Speaker 1: paralegal at a midsized law firm, or one who works
Speaker 1: the lunch shift at a just salad. There is nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with barbies who are just trying to make it
Speaker 1: through the day. Barbie is supposed to be aspirational. No, no, marlin,
Speaker 1: they're not. Give me a barbie who's okay with letting
Speaker 1: five thousand emails pile up in her inbox. Okay, the
Speaker 1: barbie who spilled coffee on her shirt, But no, she
Speaker 1: can still get another day out of it if she
Speaker 1: puts a blazer on top. The barbie who spends are
Speaker 1: Friday nights in bed binge watching vander Pump Rules Duncan
Speaker 1: carrot sticks into a jar of peanut butter, and letting
Speaker 1: her kids drive themselves to taekwondo. For the love of God,
Speaker 1: stop judging me, Marlin, I wasn't. But those do feel
Speaker 1: very specific. You're specific. My point is they don't all
Speaker 1: have to be rock stars. You think every ken is
Speaker 1: a Nobel Prize winning aeronautical engineer. No, he's just a
Speaker 1: man with a car and a pubic mound, and we
Speaker 1: all accept him. That's what I want, the dream of
Speaker 1: every woman to be as successful as an average white
Speaker 1: man doesn't like running achieving their dreams. I'm sorry, are
Speaker 1: you man explaining my dreams to me on International Women's Day?
Speaker 1: I wasn't kind of feel I feel like you want to.
Speaker 1: I swear I was not. I think Dazzyldeck. Please, I
Speaker 1: I promise you I wasn't. I wasn't. All right, when
Speaker 1: we come back, we'll ask you what you think about
Speaker 1: the oscars. Don't go away, let me welcome back to
Speaker 1: the Daily Show. The oscars are this weekend, So I
Speaker 1: thought I hit the streets and asked the good people
Speaker 1: in hallm which movies they think should win. Take a look, Fostball.
Speaker 1: Are you a movie ball? Yes? Are you excited about
Speaker 1: the Oscars? Hey? Yeah? Which movie you think we'll win
Speaker 1: the Best Picture this year? Do you think it will
Speaker 1: be though Avatar or one of the movies? I don't
Speaker 1: give a shit about one of the the movies. You don't
Speaker 1: give a shit about. Describe everything everywhere, all at once, everything,
Speaker 1: all the way, beautiful, beautiful, God's given, God's given, God's blessed.
Speaker 1: Did you see the movie No, the movie Talked? You
Speaker 1: know what it's about. Sounds like there's some black and sticking,
Speaker 1: so it's like a hard movie. Yeah. What do you
Speaker 1: think about women talking? Women talking? Yeah? I mean you
Speaker 1: have women talking all the time. Don't what you think
Speaker 1: the movie women talking will be talking about. I am
Speaker 1: trying not to get as confused as to what women
Speaker 1: would be talking about, but women can talk about anything.
Speaker 1: Would you take your women to go see women talking?
Speaker 1: I don't even think she would want to see women
Speaker 1: talking unless it's her friends. But would she be talking
Speaker 1: while the women are talking? Definitely? Right, definitely I hate
Speaker 1: that lemen talking. Yes, some guy got nominated this year
Speaker 1: for impersonating others can you show me your best impersonation
Speaker 1: of others? Like? You know, I just I could do
Speaker 1: the dance move it. I just want to rock. I
Speaker 1: just want to rock. If you had to do with
Speaker 1: Elvison pression, what would have been? I was never doing right?
Speaker 1: My man? Do you think there's enough black people nominated
Speaker 1: this year? Absolutely? How many is nominated this year? I
Speaker 1: think like three? Two? Do you know how many black
Speaker 1: people want my oscars? About twenty? All? Right, name me ten.
Speaker 1: I can't even name ten. Name seven? Can names name three?
Speaker 1: I can't name three? But you know twenty black people
Speaker 1: want oscars? Okay? I like our Oscar? Right ours is
Speaker 1: giving y'all the property y'all Jesus, Okay, you tell my
Speaker 1: brother people. So I was assist Okay? So how the
Speaker 1: black actors out there in Hollywood that are nominated? Who
Speaker 1: else do you think should be nominated? Uh? For an
Speaker 1: Oscar and all the black guys? Handsome? You don't come
Speaker 1: the tall, good looking, funny but not over the top,
Speaker 1: but can be over the top if you actually make
Speaker 1: him in that situation. Kevin Hard, Yeah, you ain't funny
Speaker 1: and everything you're right now, you're not funn out everything,
Speaker 1: which movie was a most unfunny him. He was in
Speaker 1: one of them corny ships I I can't remember right now,
Speaker 1: but it was corny man. Okay, little man, little man
Speaker 1: was a ship man come back a little man far too.
Speaker 1: If you had to pick a movie to win an Oscar,
Speaker 1: which one would you care? What's the name of that?
Speaker 1: When y'all was in um playing them girls White? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we should have want to Oscar for that.
Speaker 1: You should win anything for everything you do. Thank we
Speaker 1: love him, don't we love you? Don't hold him some oscars,
Speaker 1: Give him to them, represent him, give him what he desires.
Speaker 1: Look at the people out here, they're so happy. Here
Speaker 1: we go. We gotta give him all this, some energy
Speaker 1: like he gives up all lou here and let m
Speaker 1: do this and Oscar ghost. All right, stay tuned because
Speaker 1: when we come back, D Nice will be joining me
Speaker 1: on the show, So don't go away. Welcome back to
Speaker 1: the Daily Show. My guest tonight is a DJ and
Speaker 1: a record producer who's wildly popular club Quarantine saved all
Speaker 1: our lives during the pandemic. Please give it out for
Speaker 1: my brother DJ d I D alright, D Nice? What's up? Man?
Speaker 1: That is the perfect name. I never asked you how
Speaker 1: did you come up with the name D Nice. You know,
Speaker 1: back in the eighties everybody was Ice mixed Master Ice
Speaker 1: And when we recording our first song South Bronx Scotland
Speaker 1: Rock accidentally called me D Nice Wow, And now I
Speaker 1: just kept it. I used to be M Ski because
Speaker 1: Nice Ski that's my tag up name. I was terrible
Speaker 1: and tagging it would just be like a stick figure. Um,
Speaker 1: what was some of the names that you had before?
Speaker 1: Like before D Nice was the failed names? I was
Speaker 1: D Money that works, be money yeah, but that doesn't work.
Speaker 1: During COVID everybody people are losing jobs. He read three,
Speaker 1: we ain't going on you know, no no, But that
Speaker 1: was it. Though I actually started in hip hop, man,
Speaker 1: I was pretty fortunate. Like the first thing that I
Speaker 1: did in hip hop was work with BDP. So how
Speaker 1: did that happen? How did you first start? Bredpe yes?
Speaker 1: The teacher, the teacher, the teacher, the philosopher. I love
Speaker 1: my philosopher, but how did that happen? So? Um? Caress
Speaker 1: carress One lived in the men shelter in the Bronx.
Speaker 1: DJ Scott l Roc was the social work in the Bronx.
Speaker 1: My cousin was a security guard at the men shelter
Speaker 1: and I was like fifteen and yes, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: Robot was he was just down with the group, the
Speaker 1: Scot cousin. We called him. Shout out to Robo, shout
Speaker 1: out to Rob. He knows Rob. Anyway, I walked over
Speaker 1: with some food and then you know, you know, he
Speaker 1: was like, hey, I want to introduce you to someone,
Speaker 1: and he introduced me to Scott l. Rock. God loves you,
Speaker 1: God loves me man everything nickname I ain't just happening.
Speaker 1: And then he gifted you to Caress One. And you
Speaker 1: want to know my struggles that I'm like, I was
Speaker 1: a wind to my mama tried to get rid of me,
Speaker 1: but I lived anyway. Sean try to drown me and
Speaker 1: showed the Kim des Dame and Keenan starting for a week.
Speaker 1: Damon beat me, um, and it just damed me strong. Um.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of you though you're a game, but
Speaker 1: you know what's dope. Like I love the fact that,
Speaker 1: like my family, like I never had to run with
Speaker 1: a lot of dudes. You know how you're VI and
Speaker 1: Lebronx whatever you have to run with certain dudes. I
Speaker 1: never had to ruin nobody. I got my brothers. I
Speaker 1: just let I want cool cool, and it's a problem.
Speaker 1: It's a problem. Let me ask you. I mean, we've
Speaker 1: known each other a very long time. Yes, we met
Speaker 1: on the set of I'm Gonna Get Your Son and
Speaker 1: Get You Sucking. Yes. I think we were like the
Speaker 1: youngest people on the set. We were babies. I had
Speaker 1: no hair. I looked like a shaved weasel like and
Speaker 1: you didn't have no hair. We look at look at you.
Speaker 1: That's that what they look at. Um. I wanted to
Speaker 1: rob you of that jacket so bad. Now look at me,
Speaker 1: look at me. Yeah, I love this. Look at Sean.
Speaker 1: Puberty was nowhere on that set. No, no, not at all.
Speaker 1: But man, how did how did y'all wind up doing that?
Speaker 1: I know my brother called my brother loved bdp Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: and then he reached out to us. We were on
Speaker 1: tour with like Eric being rock Cam. Yeah. I was
Speaker 1: young on that tour, bro, I was like seventeen, eighteen
Speaker 1: years old and we were While we were on tour,
Speaker 1: Keenan reached out and said he didn't he wanted us
Speaker 1: to do the do a song from from the film.
Speaker 1: So I worked on the beat on the tour of
Speaker 1: US and ended up being a song using the movie
Speaker 1: Yeah Jack of Spain, Jack to Jack Jack Stop, We
Speaker 1: look old um. Club Quarantine man, you know you really
Speaker 1: say our lives with that? Yeah, and like this this
Speaker 1: is the third year anniversity. It's funny. When you first
Speaker 1: started doing it, I would always show up and I
Speaker 1: just wanted to shout out. I was like, you was
Speaker 1: like shouting out Oprah and you shouting out Obama was
Speaker 1: in there one time. I was like being over here,
Speaker 1: let me. I'm gonna do so, I'm gonna soccer and
Speaker 1: and then one day he was like, mall ways. I
Speaker 1: was like, yes, street cred um, what are you planning
Speaker 1: on doing with that? Um? Now? Oh CQ. So the
Speaker 1: third anniversary of Club Quarantine, which is so crazy. We've
Speaker 1: been doing this for three years together us next Friday
Speaker 1: music man, So you know, we're doing the CQ three
Speaker 1: anniversary next Saturday, March eighteenth at the Apollo Theater. I
Speaker 1: wanted to bring it home, okay, and so I'm pretty
Speaker 1: excited about that. But but I'm also excited that during
Speaker 1: the daytime, we're doing something really cool. You know what
Speaker 1: effected people during the quarantine was how do you say
Speaker 1: for a pandemic? So I'm doing something UM called the
Speaker 1: abc q's which is um it's a financial literacy seminar
Speaker 1: during the daytime with Chase and to just kind of
Speaker 1: teach people about, you know, financial literacy and saving and
Speaker 1: building road on your positivity in the morning. Man, I
Speaker 1: was like, I was like, how do you drink more wine?
Speaker 1: Very simple? You're into hip hop? And I wanted to
Speaker 1: ask a hip hop aficionado a couple of things. One is,
Speaker 1: who's in your top ten? What's your mount rushmore Man? One?
Speaker 1: I think it's unfair to have a top ten, you know,
Speaker 1: like it's every every generation is different. But if I
Speaker 1: had to select ten people, Um Jay would be every
Speaker 1: Ja Naws, Big Um, who else? Rock Hills, Carassi. You
Speaker 1: gotta put Buster in there. I would put Buster there.
Speaker 1: Gotta put Buster. That's eight. I love eminem That's nine.
Speaker 1: And you know, to be honest with you, I'm a
Speaker 1: big Queen Latifa fan. Yeah, he's very politically correct. He's
Speaker 1: wrappering for International Woman's Day. You're a smile. You're a smile.
Speaker 1: I noticed you always got a hat on why you
Speaker 1: got a nice head? You know what I mean. You know,
Speaker 1: I got a nice head. I'm just saying, man, you know,
Speaker 1: like I don't know the hat became a thing. I've
Speaker 1: always warned a hat because I started to lose my
Speaker 1: hair prematurely, you know, like I was on a set
Speaker 1: sixteen years old, my hair like twenty eight. Man, Man,
Speaker 1: I need to wear a hat. I really didn't like
Speaker 1: to shape my head. But the hat thing doing quarantine
Speaker 1: was actually an accident. No, but this is cool, like
Speaker 1: you got you got a nice head like some dudes
Speaker 1: they ain't got a nice head. Like like, I don't
Speaker 1: befriend him because if he ever ever seen Neo without
Speaker 1: his hat on, I'm like, oh you were thinking? But
Speaker 1: I have read Leo know his heads messed up. Every
Speaker 1: time I've seen what I has had on, I just
Speaker 1: want to load him in a gun. Um, we we
Speaker 1: all lost the hip hop community. Uh we lost one.
Speaker 1: Um true boy. So h Daylight just started streaming um
Speaker 1: their music, So please go make sure you check out
Speaker 1: De La Soul. The brothers are streaming now. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: what what did Daylight Soul mean to you? Daylight Soul?
Speaker 1: What do they mean to me? Yeah? What do you
Speaker 1: think they mean? You hit him of expression, right, you know,
Speaker 1: they've always been free with their look, the clothes, the music,
Speaker 1: the lyrics. They were always something different, right you know.
Speaker 1: So as DJ j as He Jeff would say, we
Speaker 1: got a bubble wrap Daylas Soul. Absolutely know they truly
Speaker 1: are like an amazing talent. Um. I feel like for me,
Speaker 1: day La Soul like growing up in the hood, Daylas Soul,
Speaker 1: like there's this music, hip hop, a lot of hip
Speaker 1: hop rock can America b was for brothers in the hood.
Speaker 1: Day Las Soul was for brothers like me that was
Speaker 1: trying to get out the hood, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like they spoke to like you know that the other side,
Speaker 1: like you know, come on, I was trying to get
Speaker 1: out of the hood too, too. Okay, there you go.
Speaker 1: I'm telling nobody. We po tell nobody. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: get out the hood. Day Soul for all the brothers.
Speaker 1: I was getting chased by the brothers. That music sounded
Speaker 1: like that, that sounded that the show. He was like,
Speaker 1: oh that poor hip hop. It's been around fifty years
Speaker 1: the years, yeah like our age, Yeah yeah ye. Why
Speaker 1: do you think it had such an impact so soon?
Speaker 1: It's only fifty years. Like rock and roll been around
Speaker 1: way longer. Hip hop is pretty young. Why do you
Speaker 1: think it had such an impact? I mean, just from
Speaker 1: my experience being in the hip hop. A lot of
Speaker 1: what I learned, you know, growing up, that they didn't
Speaker 1: teach in schools, I learned from the records. You know.
Speaker 1: It was like, so I feel you know, I didn't
Speaker 1: know much about I'll be honest with you, I didn't
Speaker 1: know much about black history until I started listening to
Speaker 1: Public Enemy and Chuck D and Caress, you know, Like,
Speaker 1: so I felt I feel like hip hop was definitely
Speaker 1: like the CNN of like the inner city community, you know,
Speaker 1: and we kind of needed that. And I think it
Speaker 1: just resonated with all these kids. You know, we started
Speaker 1: feeling rebellious back then, like the string, you know what.
Speaker 1: I feel proud about myself. It made you feel positive,
Speaker 1: no matter how much negativity we were going through. It
Speaker 1: just it uplifted you. I was always aspirational. Uh as
Speaker 1: are you my brother? Um? Thank you for coming out.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you. I love you. UM, thank you to bro.
Speaker 1: What do you let me ask one a question before
Speaker 1: I got before you go? What do you think hip
Speaker 1: hop's going to next, man, I don't think that I
Speaker 1: can even answer that question, And the next fifty is
Speaker 1: what do you think? I don't know, man, I just
Speaker 1: hope that it continues to grow. Hey, I gotta be honest. I'mody,
Speaker 1: you don't. I don't know what be nice? Yo, loove
Speaker 1: love me to day and you go along, Bo, that's
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