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Speaker 1: and the Supreme Court has somehow decided that it's too
Speaker 1: hard to get a gun in America. So let's do
Speaker 1: these people. Let's jump straight into today's headlines. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: kick things off with the big news coming out of
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, the only government department where the dress
Speaker 1: code is retired. Jedi. You all know how America has
Speaker 1: been struggling with gun violence for the past let's say
Speaker 1: half a century or so. Well, while everyone is trying
Speaker 1: to figure out a solution, the Supreme Court just weighed
Speaker 1: in in the most unhelpful way possible, breaking news at
Speaker 1: this hour. The U. S. Supreme Court has just issued
Speaker 1: a major ruling in the challenge to a New York
Speaker 1: gun law. Now, this is the most significant Second Amendment
Speaker 1: ruling in more than a decade. In a six or
Speaker 1: three decision, the Court struck down New York's law, which
Speaker 1: places restrictions unconcealed handguns. The law in question in New
Speaker 1: York said to get concealed carry permit, a person had
Speaker 1: to go to the county sheriff and show some special need. Today,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court said that's unconstitutional. So this will affect
Speaker 1: New York, and it will affect half a dozen other
Speaker 1: states that have similar laws in which you had to
Speaker 1: show some heightened need beyond just a general desire for
Speaker 1: self defense to get concealed carry permit. This expands the
Speaker 1: Second Amendment right. What we don't know is if it
Speaker 1: completely eliminates the possibility for any sort of gun gun regulation. Oh,
Speaker 1: I think we do know. I think we do know.
Speaker 1: You can see where this is going. This Supreme Court
Speaker 1: is feeling themselves, huh, because you realize they finally have
Speaker 1: all the justices they need to do anything they want.
Speaker 1: It's like Amy Coney Barrett's was the lost infinity stone
Speaker 1: that they needed. Yeah, they put it in, and now
Speaker 1: they're just snapping away at all the laws. It's like
Speaker 1: voting rights, gun control, Miranda rights, abortion m I love
Speaker 1: this song. Yeah, but yeah. The Supreme Court has struck
Speaker 1: down restrictions on who can carry guns outside of the home,
Speaker 1: saying that you can't require people to meet certain standards
Speaker 1: in order to get a license, which makes complete sense
Speaker 1: because that would be making the militia well regulated. And
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't do that, you know, it's not
Speaker 1: like it's written anywhere. Basically, New York had a law
Speaker 1: for the past hundred years that said, if you want
Speaker 1: to just carry a gun around with you wherever you go,
Speaker 1: you need to prove that you have a specific reason
Speaker 1: you need that gun, you know, for your protection. You
Speaker 1: have to go to the police. You have to tell them,
Speaker 1: you have to explain the whole thing, like maybe someone
Speaker 1: is making threats against you, or or maybe you're Liam
Speaker 1: Neeson's daughter and people keep trying to kidnap you, even
Speaker 1: though it seems like it would be way easier to
Speaker 1: kidnap anyone Else's naught at this point, and the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court has said to New York. You can't do that anymore. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And you know, in a way this is exciting as
Speaker 1: a New Yorker. Yeah, because I don't know about you guys,
Speaker 1: but whenever I've been sitting in rush hour traffic in
Speaker 1: New York with drivers screaming at each other and and
Speaker 1: biker's cussing out the drivers and pedestrians way thing at
Speaker 1: the bikers and the drivers. The one thing I always
Speaker 1: think is man, one thing that would calm this down
Speaker 1: is if everyone had a gun right now, just a
Speaker 1: glock or two would really cheer this situation now. And
Speaker 1: I mean it will switch things up, you know. Now,
Speaker 1: when you're on the subway and you see a guy
Speaker 1: reaching into his pants, he'll be like, please let it
Speaker 1: be a dick. Please let it be a dick. Let
Speaker 1: it be a dick. Let it be a penis ha
Speaker 1: ha ha. And it's crazy how this ruling is coming
Speaker 1: down at the exact same time that Congress finally reached
Speaker 1: a deal on gun reform. It took thirty years of
Speaker 1: trying to come up with these extremely minor gun safety measures,
Speaker 1: and then the Supreme Court just swoops in and moves
Speaker 1: everything back in that direction. Yeah, Congress is like, we've
Speaker 1: reached a bipartisan agreement that a change a twenty one
Speaker 1: year olds can no longer buy guns in late years
Speaker 1: between the hours I was three am and three fifteen
Speaker 1: and in the Supreme Court is like I checked this out.
Speaker 1: Starting now, every time it rains, it rains guns. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what do you guys think? So this is obviously a
Speaker 1: big setback for gun safety, But if you ask me,
Speaker 1: New York just needs to get creative. Yeah, they need
Speaker 1: to think outside of the box in the same way
Speaker 1: that Texas did. Right, look at what Texas did with
Speaker 1: banning abortion. They weren't allowed to ban it, so they
Speaker 1: just made a crazy new law that basically banned it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: that's what New York needs to do with guns. Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: they should say, okay, anyone can buy a gun if
Speaker 1: they want, but the guns stores are only open on
Speaker 1: the nights that the Knicks win. All right, let's move on.
Speaker 1: Let's move on from the people. You know what's funny,
Speaker 1: It's like whenever I'm at Medicine Squire and I see
Speaker 1: the players, They're like, did you hello make these jokes?
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on from the people who are
Speaker 1: about to cause have up with all their guns to
Speaker 1: the people who are already causing havoc with all their
Speaker 1: guns the police. Over the last year, the city of
Speaker 1: Chicago has been rocked by incidents where police saw a
Speaker 1: civilian running away, they decided to chase off to them,
Speaker 1: and somehow they ended up killing them. So now the
Speaker 1: police department has a new plan to stop those types
Speaker 1: of killings before they start. Chicago police officers will no
Speaker 1: longer be allowed to chase people on foot simply because
Speaker 1: they run away or give chase over minor offenses. The
Speaker 1: new policy requires enhanced supervision. Officers must file a report
Speaker 1: if they start a chase, Food chases will be reviewed,
Speaker 1: and officers must weigh the seriousness of the offense against
Speaker 1: the need to make an arrest. Officers can't start a
Speaker 1: chase if they're hurt, unaware of their location, unable to communicate,
Speaker 1: or lose their radio or gun. Well, yeah, if you're
Speaker 1: a cop who's lost your radio and gun and you
Speaker 1: don't know where you are, you are in no position
Speaker 1: to be chasing anyone. Yeah maybe just throwing the town
Speaker 1: my man today is not your day. But I think
Speaker 1: this policy actually makes sense because people used to assume
Speaker 1: that if you're running from a police officer, you must
Speaker 1: have done something wrong and you need to be chased down.
Speaker 1: But there are many reasons why someone might want to
Speaker 1: run from the police. Maybe they're scared of the police,
Speaker 1: or maybe the cop is their X and they were
Speaker 1: just walking around in sweats and they don't want to
Speaker 1: ext to see them and be like, oh, it looks
Speaker 1: like I made the right choice. And even if the
Speaker 1: person is a legitimate suspect, you want to make sure
Speaker 1: that the crime is worth the chase, right, because when
Speaker 1: police chase the suspect, it is way more likely to
Speaker 1: end in violence. Think about it. Once somebody makes you
Speaker 1: sprint across half the city, you're way more likely to
Speaker 1: want to beat their ass when you catch them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: nobody's happy when they're forced to run, even people running marathons,
Speaker 1: and like, as soon as I get to the finish
Speaker 1: that I'm gonna choke somebody name. Alright, finally, let's move
Speaker 1: on to some international news. Right now, Inflation is out
Speaker 1: of control, and I mean, we all know this, except
Speaker 1: probably Jeff Bezos. You know, yeah, he probably treats bank
Speaker 1: accounts the same way the rest of us treat closet
Speaker 1: spaces like, oh, where do I keep my winter dollars?
Speaker 1: There's no more space. But for everyone else, inflation hurts
Speaker 1: prices of skyrocket sing wages on keeping up. And it
Speaker 1: turns out it's not just America. This is happening all
Speaker 1: over the world, which is weird because Fox News told
Speaker 1: me that Joe Biden is the only reason we have inflation,
Speaker 1: so that means he's also causing it in Denmark, Joe. Not.
Speaker 1: One country in particular that's been struggling is the United Kingdom,
Speaker 1: right where railway workers have been demanding an increase in
Speaker 1: their pay to help deal with inflation, but their demands
Speaker 1: have been ignored, so this week they took action. Britain
Speaker 1: faces its biggest rail strikes in three decades after last
Speaker 1: minute talks between a union and train companies failed to
Speaker 1: agree on pay. Up to forty thousand staffers staged a
Speaker 1: walkout in a protest over pay and job security. Good
Speaker 1: morning from a quiet to the normal Paddington station, where
Speaker 1: just one in five services will be running, as indeed
Speaker 1: they are around the country. The Prime Minister has told
Speaker 1: his cabinets these strikes are wrong and unnecessary. I want
Speaker 1: to say something about the rail strikes that did today,
Speaker 1: causing significant disruption and inconvenience up and down the country.
Speaker 1: Make it more difficult for people to get to work,
Speaker 1: risking people's appointments, make it more divot for kids to
Speaker 1: sit exams, all sorts of unnecessary aggravation, and this is
Speaker 1: going to cause Yes, it's preposterous. I mean I need
Speaker 1: those trains to get to my illegal work parties. How
Speaker 1: ald am I supposed to spread COVID? I'll think about
Speaker 1: very hard and less were a little articulous, just as
Speaker 1: absolutely discussed about the russ Yes, British railway workers are
Speaker 1: on strike and now British people have no way to
Speaker 1: travel to their silly sounding towns. Yeah, there's no way
Speaker 1: someone from Barton and the Beans can travel to Giggleswick,
Speaker 1: or to Hopton, Snodsbury, or even to another wallop? How
Speaker 1: will they get to another wall up? But for real
Speaker 1: or for real? For real? The truth is a railway
Speaker 1: strike is actually really serious, right because it is crippling
Speaker 1: for the UK. So many of its people depend on
Speaker 1: the trains. And I don't know, you guys think British
Speaker 1: people just get around on flying umbrellas, But that's just
Speaker 1: the nannies. The people need the trains, and please don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong. I also understand that this train strike
Speaker 1: inconvenience as countless people in the UK. But you know
Speaker 1: who's also inconvenience right, because people are complaining in the UK.
Speaker 1: They're like, all these people need to get back to work,
Speaker 1: this is chall just get back to work. But the
Speaker 1: train workers are inconvenience. You realize train workers in the
Speaker 1: UK can't afford to make ends meet anymore. And there's
Speaker 1: many of them who haven't gotten a pay increase in
Speaker 1: ten years. So if now is not the time to
Speaker 1: get a wage increase, and ten years ago wasn't the time,
Speaker 1: and then nothing in between was the time, then when
Speaker 1: when isn't time right? Because I don't care what anybody says,
Speaker 1: I really don't. It's not fair for somebody to work
Speaker 1: a full time job but not be able to make
Speaker 1: ends meet, especially when your bosses make millions in profits.
Speaker 1: Like if you if you've caught a forward to live,
Speaker 1: then what's even the point of working. You only work
Speaker 1: so that you can live. That's why it's called making
Speaker 1: a living a right. Working without living It's like being
Speaker 1: a parent, but there's no kid yeah, think about like parents.
Speaker 1: Every parent knows that being a parent is miserable, but
Speaker 1: then your kid, they just they smile at you, or
Speaker 1: they do something for the first time, and you're go,
Speaker 1: it's all worth it. It's But imagine if there was
Speaker 1: no child. Imagine if there was no child, but you
Speaker 1: still got woken up in the middle of the night
Speaker 1: by screams out of nor nothing or just every now
Speaker 1: and again there's just dipos filled with ship everywhere in
Speaker 1: your house, and you're gonna do just be like, there's
Speaker 1: no child, what am I doing? This fall? What's the points?
Speaker 1: And that's what these workers are going through. So this
Speaker 1: train strike is a big deal. It is affecting the customers,
Speaker 1: it's affecting employees, it's affecting the British economy. But you
Speaker 1: know a lot of people don't realize, you know who
Speaker 1: this also affects the British trains. Now that I've stopped working,
Speaker 1: I've had a lot of time and I'm with my
Speaker 1: thoughts and I've realized what the hell am I? I'm
Speaker 1: a train. I'm Thomas the Train, but I have a
Speaker 1: human face. But where's the rest of my body? Do
Speaker 1: I have arms? Somewhere. Do I have a penis? Is
Speaker 1: there a human penis? Or is there a trained pennis?
Speaker 1: Help me? Somebody help me find my train penis. Ah?
Speaker 1: There h that's so for their headlines. But before we
Speaker 1: go to a quick break, let's check in on the
Speaker 1: stock market without finance expert Michael Cost to everybody. What's
Speaker 1: going on? Mike, but you see you against what's happening
Speaker 1: in market today? I'm crushing it. I mean, I know
Speaker 1: I always say this, but I am actually really crushing it.
Speaker 1: But you never tell us how I got a hot tip.
Speaker 1: I got a hot tip for how you can crush
Speaker 1: it in the market, and I'll share that with you. Okay, cool.
Speaker 1: But obviously the big news today h Kellogg's, America's food staple.
Speaker 1: Their stock is moving big as they announced that they're
Speaker 1: actually separating into three separate companies. Yeah. I sold that
Speaker 1: because they do snacks and they do cereals, and but
Speaker 1: I don't I don't understand they split it into three companies. Like,
Speaker 1: how's that gonna work? Easy? It's gonna be a snap,
Speaker 1: crackle and pop. You want to you walked into You
Speaker 1: want to get to the chart. Let's get the art.
Speaker 1: Get to the chalk, So look look to it to
Speaker 1: do a non expert such as yourself, such as yourself, Trevor,
Speaker 1: this looks like the Kellogg's chart, okay, but what it
Speaker 1: actually is is this is a chart measuring how good
Speaker 1: a bowl of cereal is over time. Okay. Now, when
Speaker 1: you pour that first bowl of cereal, it is right here.
Speaker 1: It is dry, it is lifeless, it is under valued.
Speaker 1: Now here's where the value goes up when you add milk. Bang. Okay,
Speaker 1: Cereal reaches its most valuable point when you add milk. Now,
Speaker 1: if you don't eat it right away, that cereal starts
Speaker 1: to get soggy. This whole thing starts to depreciate. Now
Speaker 1: I've identified a very important part of this timeline. I
Speaker 1: call this the SMBB the sugar milk bowl bounce bang.
Speaker 1: Right there. You know what this is. That's that special
Speaker 1: mix of milk with sugar, with yellow number five with
Speaker 1: corn syrup. Okay, right here, Trevor, you are sitting on
Speaker 1: a lot of liquidity, all right, and that liquid is
Speaker 1: delicious milk. So so now yeah, you got it, you
Speaker 1: got it. Yeah, I think you get it. Yeah. This
Speaker 1: is a difficult market to understand. That's why I'm an expert.
Speaker 1: Is this a bear market? Is this a bowl market?
Speaker 1: This is a tiger market. Okay, because if you're Kellogg's
Speaker 1: right now, you're seeing this and you're thinking things are
Speaker 1: going g right. Okay, now, now, Trevor, I made a
Speaker 1: fortune on this. I got a buddy who works at
Speaker 1: Kellogg's and he told me from the inside that they
Speaker 1: were going to split up into three companies. So I
Speaker 1: bought a bunch of stock the day before. Oh, that's
Speaker 1: that's inside of trading. Well, that makes sense because I
Speaker 1: have a shipload of money inside my bank account. Okay. So, oh,
Speaker 1: the UK train strike, Yeah, that's that story. You know.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry when I hear Boris Johnson talking about that,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking I don't give a okay, because look, as
Speaker 1: an American, we're dealing with too much ship right now. Okay,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court just announced that everybody in this audience
Speaker 1: can have a loaded gun in their pocket. And I'm
Speaker 1: supposed to be worried about Britain's little choo choo train problem. Okay,
Speaker 1: here's a problem, Trevor. If you get on a train
Speaker 1: and brick standing, you go into Newcastle and it's a
Speaker 1: hundred k and it calls ten quid and your body's
Speaker 1: thirty steps? How many? I don't give up? Okay, that's
Speaker 1: your biggest problem, Britain. That's some of you are gonna
Speaker 1: have to take a free ambulance to work. I can
Speaker 1: put them. I can put a semi automatic rifle in
Speaker 1: my backpack as I walk my daughter to daycare. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: do you have a hot tip that Michael, you seem
Speaker 1: a little stress already told you and get a buddy
Speaker 1: who works at the serial stort. He tells you when
Speaker 1: this value is gonna go up and buy the stuff. Michael, No,
Speaker 1: that's illegal. We need to tip that we can use. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, if you want to save some money,
Speaker 1: all right, you don't need to buy the cereal to
Speaker 1: get the toy inside. All right. You go to the store,
Speaker 1: you rip open the box, search around, you find the toy,
Speaker 1: you walk out of there. It's free, you know what.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad we have you to this expert advice.
Speaker 1: Michael cost to everybody, right, don't go away. When we
Speaker 1: come back, Jordan Pepper is gonna ask Trump support of
Speaker 1: what they think about January six. You don't want to
Speaker 1: miss it. Welcome back to Your Day show. For the
Speaker 1: parts few weeks, people around the country have been riveted
Speaker 1: by the congressional hearings about January six, the day Trump
Speaker 1: supporters and Mike Penn's played a very intense game of
Speaker 1: hide and seek. Now today's hearing focus on how President
Speaker 1: Trump tried to use the Justice Department to overturn the election,
Speaker 1: and according to the acting Deputy Attorney General, even though
Speaker 1: the Justice Department told Trump the election wasn't stolen, Trump
Speaker 1: was pretty explicit about what he needed done. Let's now
Speaker 1: put up the notes where you where you quote the
Speaker 1: president as you're speaking to that, he said the President,
Speaker 1: the President said, just say the election was corrupt and
Speaker 1: leave the rest to me and the Republican congressman. So,
Speaker 1: Mr Donig, that's a direct quote from President Trump. Correct,
Speaker 1: That's an exact quote from the President. Yess wow, just
Speaker 1: say what I need you to say and leave the
Speaker 1: rest to me and my boys as shady as hell.
Speaker 1: And I believe Trump said that because it's also what
Speaker 1: he said to the doctor when Eric was born. Just
Speaker 1: say it's not mine and leave the rest to me.
Speaker 1: I got it. I got it from here. But with
Speaker 1: all this damning evidence, the big question is are these
Speaker 1: hearings changing the minds of Trump supporters? Well, our very
Speaker 1: own Jordan Clapper went to a Trump raty in Mississippi
Speaker 1: to find out for another episode of Jordan Clapper Fingers
Speaker 1: the Pulse. Last weekend, the Trump Freedom Tour, comprised of Don,
Speaker 1: his son and a caravan of folks looking for book deals,
Speaker 1: Competiti Mississippi, and I was curious who was showing out
Speaker 1: the nine to four thousand dollars for a ticket to
Speaker 1: see the show. Much of the country was watching the
Speaker 1: revelations coming out of the January six periods, and surely
Speaker 1: these politically engaged folks were also tuned in. Have you
Speaker 1: guys been watching the January sixth heeriods? Um? No, have
Speaker 1: you watched any of the January six seriens? Not really?
Speaker 1: I had a barb and change in phones? But good
Speaker 1: what change phones? Are you watching them? No? Why not?
Speaker 1: Well a time? You don't have time to watch a
Speaker 1: two hour here in? Yeah? No? No? How long are
Speaker 1: you here today until five until five? Which is you
Speaker 1: got here at I got here at stup in seven,
Speaker 1: which makes it ten hours, right? But the two hour
Speaker 1: hearing who's got time for that ship? Most were paying
Speaker 1: no attention, and yet there were some pain even less attention.
Speaker 1: What about what happened in January six? What do you
Speaker 1: think what happened there? I don't really know what January six?
Speaker 1: The election name, no election day was back in November.
Speaker 1: I don't even know. What do you know about January six?
Speaker 1: So when I say January six, that means just don't know.
Speaker 1: That's just a day to you. Did you hear about
Speaker 1: the the insurrection attempt at the Capitol? For almost everyone here,
Speaker 1: insurrectioning was a non issue. It was the hearings themselves
Speaker 1: that were the problem. I think it's an abomination. It's
Speaker 1: just McCarthyism. It's a rich strial to which it is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a mob of people coming together with pitchforks saying, and
Speaker 1: we can't have that, Yeah, with with with an agenda,
Speaker 1: here's the narrative we're pushing. And that's all we're question,
Speaker 1: is our narrative? A mob of people with an agenda
Speaker 1: pushing an agenda like that can't stand in America. We
Speaker 1: should we should have an investigation about a mob of
Speaker 1: people's everybody would watch that. Nancy Pelosi, she started very
Speaker 1: responsible for what went on. Then she planned it. She
Speaker 1: she planned one happened, I believe. So why did she
Speaker 1: plan to get attacked by a mom of Trump supporters?
Speaker 1: Because she wanted to be able to blame it on
Speaker 1: the Trump supporters and have something bad to say about them.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't we investigate that? Yes, she must be watching the
Speaker 1: January six minutes. No, so what was it people were watching?
Speaker 1: Two thousand Mules came out and it showed a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff. You've got two thousand mules, and then this
Speaker 1: movie I'm two thousand Mudles, two Mules. Two thousand Mules
Speaker 1: is a documentary by Denish to SUSA claiming massive voter
Speaker 1: fraud based on some cell phone data and surveillance footage
Speaker 1: that's been lauded by Trump, laughed at by Bill Barr,
Speaker 1: discredited by fact checkers, and banned from even right wing
Speaker 1: media because of its unfounded claims. You know what, if
Speaker 1: you turn on Fox News, I have never mentioned that movie.
Speaker 1: Watch somebody's pulling the strings. Who do you think it is? Uh?
Speaker 1: It may be a mama to go Bamba's pulling. You
Speaker 1: think it's possible that Fox News doesn't mention two thousand mules.
Speaker 1: Your theory there's a giant conspiracy up on top of
Speaker 1: which they don't do it. Or the second theory is
Speaker 1: that movie is not credible. I know the movie is credible.
Speaker 1: Maybe sharing some of the committee's findings would break through
Speaker 1: this muga bubble. Rudy Giuliani was drunk the night of
Speaker 1: the election, and it was partially his idea to deny
Speaker 1: the election results. But I haven't seen that. You're the
Speaker 1: first source I've gotten. You haven't heard that at all
Speaker 1: that Rudy was drunk that night. It's an election night.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if anybody was. So you trust
Speaker 1: a drunk Rudy Giuliani. I'm not saying I trust a
Speaker 1: drunk Rudy Giuliani. The question is, have you trusted yourself
Speaker 1: for other individuals that you were with under the influence
Speaker 1: of alcohol. I totally have. Then what's the difference? I
Speaker 1: am not the commander in chief in charge of the
Speaker 1: United States. Well, I think that's a I think that's
Speaker 1: an important detail. If no one was willing to turn
Speaker 1: on the hearing, I decided to bring the hearing to them.
Speaker 1: I first shared testimony from Trump's own acting attorney general
Speaker 1: dismissing Trump's claims a voter fraud. I told him that
Speaker 1: the stuff that his people were shuttling out to the
Speaker 1: public or a book was bullshit. I can't see it.
Speaker 1: You just can't be up three hundred thousand boats and
Speaker 1: then loser. But that's Trump's attorney general does. That's the
Speaker 1: way you at all. He's turned on him. He's been paid,
Speaker 1: been paid by somebody, showed his mouth, and everybody knows
Speaker 1: election was all. No, No, he's saying the opposite. He's
Speaker 1: saying in the opposite. Yeah, he's saying there wasn't fraud.
Speaker 1: That that's bullshit. To make you kind of change the
Speaker 1: perspective and your assumptions, it does. Yeah, if you're not
Speaker 1: gonna go in there right now, you are going in
Speaker 1: there right now to see Donald Trump speaking. Okay, cool, well,
Speaker 1: good productive chat. What's your response there? I think it's true.
Speaker 1: You think Bill Barr is right because he's talking about
Speaker 1: the fact that the election was stolen his bullshit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure. So he says it wasn't stolen. No, no,
Speaker 1: you don't believe that. Who do you trust like Trump?
Speaker 1: Trump's family? I trust, I trust Trump trust a Anka yeah,
Speaker 1: I do. I think she's very smart and very intelligent.
Speaker 1: Let me show you this is what she said. How
Speaker 1: did that affect your perspective about the election when General
Speaker 1: barr made that statement, it affected my perspective from a
Speaker 1: respect Attorney General barr um, so I accepted what he
Speaker 1: said was saying, I don't know that's he edited anyway.
Speaker 1: You don't believe she actually said that? Did she say
Speaker 1: it on Twitter alone? Don't even look like her. You
Speaker 1: don't think that it could not be here? It might
Speaker 1: be one of those what they got cloned up these days.
Speaker 1: Do you think that you think that was a close
Speaker 1: It might be in a vocal clone. Yeah, I take
Speaker 1: my friend. It's almost like you're confronted with it and
Speaker 1: your brain just does summing is also to figure out
Speaker 1: there must be some other, some other reason. She does
Speaker 1: look scared, almost like she's she's been caught. What do
Speaker 1: you think? I haven't? Okay? Ivanka, his daughter, says she
Speaker 1: accepts what the Attorney General said, which is that the
Speaker 1: election wasn't stolen, the Trump lost. Well, is it all?
Speaker 1: I mean if you listen to these people, Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a big lie, and I'm fearful you're gonna go inside
Speaker 1: there and he's gonna keep telling you that lie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think are ready to cut this off. Being confronted
Speaker 1: with uncomfortable information isn't easy to swallow. But this crowd
Speaker 1: chooses to live by the immortal words of the bard
Speaker 1: Rudy Giuliani, who said, We've got lots of theories, we
Speaker 1: just don't have the evidence. Especially when it comes to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I believe him in the military running the
Speaker 1: country and that idiot that's up there's a but in
Speaker 1: Obama's in the in the basement telling them what to do.
Speaker 1: That sounds so crazy, it's probably not true. You probably
Speaker 1: don't even want to ask me what I think about
Speaker 1: nine eleven. So you guys, there is for miles. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and I read a lot of stuff, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Probably not all of it is true, but enough that's
Speaker 1: true to know that we need change in this country.
Speaker 1: A little a little bit of ship in the pool
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you can't swim it. Jordan's tough for everybody arrived.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the day. Shot about my guests tonight
Speaker 1: is Uster nominated actor Elliott Page. He's here to talk
Speaker 1: about the new season of his hit Netflix series The
Speaker 1: Umbrella Academy. Please welcome Elliott Page. Yea and attention. Welcome
Speaker 1: back to the show. Thanks, thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the most important thing. Congratulations. Your show
Speaker 1: number one on Netflix as we speak, pretty amazing. I'd
Speaker 1: love to know when when you start the project, do
Speaker 1: you have any inclination Do you go like, this is
Speaker 1: gonna be a hit? Do you have an idea that
Speaker 1: it's going to be a hit. Would you just go
Speaker 1: with it and hope for the best. No, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: gotta just go with it, hope for the best, because
Speaker 1: I've definitely been in things that you think are going
Speaker 1: to be a hit and um and I've had the opposite.
Speaker 1: And I think mostly it's about, you know, being present
Speaker 1: and enjoying the process because you know, we never know
Speaker 1: whatever is going to happen about anything. What I think
Speaker 1: a lot of people have enjoyed is how the rights
Speaker 1: has incorporated your personal story into the story on the show,
Speaker 1: because both yourself and the character have transitioned and it's
Speaker 1: just like this beautiful moment where we're seeing like families
Speaker 1: and acceptance and people not understanding. What did you enjoy
Speaker 1: about like that part of the storytelling. Oh well, I
Speaker 1: really enjoyed the collaboration. Are wonderful showrunners Steve Blackman really
Speaker 1: was excited about incorporating it, and incredible writer journalist Thomas
Speaker 1: Page McBee um who I've known since he wrote on
Speaker 1: a mini series I did years ago, and he came
Speaker 1: on board to really help craft um the story and
Speaker 1: the journey, and I'm I'm proud of it. And you know,
Speaker 1: it's just an aspect of a victor and he's with
Speaker 1: his family that loves him, and like they said, we
Speaker 1: have to get back to saving the world, so we
Speaker 1: have to get back to see the world. Like my
Speaker 1: um my brother sent me a text message the other
Speaker 1: day which I felt was like pertinent to this this
Speaker 1: conversation because we were talking about superheroes. We're told about superpowers,
Speaker 1: and then my younger brother was like, if you had
Speaker 1: any power in the world, Like if everyone was getting
Speaker 1: a power at the same time, what would you be
Speaker 1: if you could choose any power in real life, what
Speaker 1: would what would you what would you choose? You know,
Speaker 1: I really um in the show the character Alison. Uh,
Speaker 1: she has a power with a rumor. Um, I heard
Speaker 1: a rumor. Do I think you could do a lot
Speaker 1: of good stuff with that, you know, and it's it's
Speaker 1: it's just you know, speaking and maybe you could help
Speaker 1: share some positive seeds of thought. I love that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's I love just going around like making people's days, right.
Speaker 1: I like that. It was like maybe like a testament
Speaker 1: to you as a person, because if you said to
Speaker 1: me Trivia, you have the power to just go up
Speaker 1: to people and convince them of anything. I don't know
Speaker 1: that my answer would be as wholesome. You're like, I'm
Speaker 1: going to use my power to make them feel good
Speaker 1: about themselves. I'd be like, I heard a rumor that
Speaker 1: you like me, and I'm not saying you don't get
Speaker 1: to have them selfish. Well, you've been on a great journey.
Speaker 1: Esquire magazine. I think it's someone we have. We have
Speaker 1: a picture of that pretty impressive shot of you. Uh
Speaker 1: pretty yeah yeah yeah you no, no, it's like you
Speaker 1: you got pretty jacked for that. It's like, ah, I
Speaker 1: mean that's a what's your what's your secret? Making me blush? Um,
Speaker 1: what's my secret? Yeah? Because so here's my thing whenever
Speaker 1: people ask me to take a picture for like a magazine,
Speaker 1: then I I there's many days I stand in front
Speaker 1: the mirror and then I go, how do you get
Speaker 1: this part to not show? Because they always tell you
Speaker 1: like when it's you know what I mean at the photoshop,
Speaker 1: just be yourself. And I'm like, but if I myself,
Speaker 1: this part does this, So it's like, how do you
Speaker 1: do this? But there you're just like doing the casual thing.
Speaker 1: But it's just like you know what I mean, straight
Speaker 1: like washboard abs and the whole thing is there, like
Speaker 1: is a secret behind this? Is it? Well? Do you
Speaker 1: know what? This is? My workout? I think that I
Speaker 1: do which I did this morning in my living room
Speaker 1: is all with VR. Wait, like yeah, it feels so
Speaker 1: weird that this is now what I'm what we're talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's called supernatural. This is I do not have anything
Speaker 1: to do. They are like, and it's a certain fitness
Speaker 1: app and I can do it in my living room
Speaker 1: and I can do it. You know, if you're traveling,
Speaker 1: I bring it and what are you doing it inside?
Speaker 1: Are you in a gym on the inside or no?
Speaker 1: You'll all of a sudden, yeah, all of a sudden you, um,
Speaker 1: you're in some just extraordinary landscape and you this is
Speaker 1: so funny, and then a trainer pops up for a moment.
Speaker 1: They warm you up. There's a thing called flow in boxing.
Speaker 1: I prefer the flow personally. You have these like two
Speaker 1: large kind of bats, like a white one and a
Speaker 1: black one, and then this is in the world. Then
Speaker 1: ahead of user it on the horizon portal emerges and
Speaker 1: outcomes like these orbs, like a white and black orbs,
Speaker 1: and they're in this sort of triangle thing, and then
Speaker 1: you are hitting the corresponding things with your thats. Also
Speaker 1: simultaneously triangles are coming out at you, and those are
Speaker 1: for like squats and side squads, and it's all sorts
Speaker 1: of fantastic music. You know. Okay, I think I've played
Speaker 1: something similar, but not no, no, no, I have This
Speaker 1: is like one way you're trying to like do like
Speaker 1: beat SA but I think that's what it's called beats.
Speaker 1: But this is so similar but not the squats. But
Speaker 1: this is like specifically for fitness, and it's amazing, Like
Speaker 1: I finish it and I'm just I will safely say,
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever had a conversation involving squats, triangles,
Speaker 1: squaz VR, and stick thingies. Thank you, Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go try this snuf. I'm genuinely gonna go try this thing.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on the show that Thank you so much from
Speaker 1: being here again, Season three of the Emploma Academy streaming
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