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Speaker 4: That's kit things off of some major international news. You
Speaker 4: know when you're in middle school and your two worst
Speaker 4: enemies have a sleepover and spend the whole night talking
Speaker 4: shit about you, Well, that just happened to America tonight.
Speaker 5: Two of America's fiercest adversaries together on North Korean soil,
Speaker 5: Vladimir Putin arriving in Pyongyang for the.
Speaker 2: First time in nearly a quarter of a century.
Speaker 5: North Korea's Kim Jonglan pulling out all the stops in
Speaker 5: an elaborately choreographed state visit for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 5: The outcast and sanctioned leaders side by side, were viewing
Speaker 5: troops cheered by crowds of children with balloons. The two
Speaker 5: unveiled a strategic defense treaty, promising mutual assistance in case
Speaker 5: either country faces aggression.
Speaker 4: Best friends forever, Russia and North Korea. It's the perfect alliance.
Speaker 4: They go together like vodka and famine.
Speaker 2: Everyone wins.
Speaker 4: I mean, Russia gets North Korean weapons and North Korea
Speaker 4: gets whatever Putin has of those nesting dolls and Kako
Speaker 4: Housen's phone number I don't know. And now that Russia
Speaker 4: has North kore weapons, watch out, Ukraine. Get ready for
Speaker 4: some missiles that blow up on the launching pad. But
Speaker 4: my favorite part about this visit was just getting to
Speaker 4: watch two dictators hang out together, because when put In firstlanda,
Speaker 4: they were all formal and polite with each other. I mean,
Speaker 4: look at them trying to get the other to get into.
Speaker 6: The limo first.
Speaker 4: No go, no, no, after you I insist it's friendly,
Speaker 4: But it's also obvious that these guys have.
Speaker 2: Blown up a lot of cars.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, you start dignition, No no, no,
Speaker 4: you do it.
Speaker 2: No you do it.
Speaker 4: Okay, fine, we'll both turn it at the same time.
Speaker 4: But over the next couple of days the two had
Speaker 4: a lot of fun together. Kim picked him up, and
Speaker 4: they took a drive, just two communists in cars getting coffee.
Speaker 4: They drove through a botanic garden. They looked like they
Speaker 4: adopted a couple of dogs together. And clearly Putting had
Speaker 4: a great time because when he left he looked really sad.
Speaker 6: Kim, goodbye.
Speaker 4: Then he stood there waving way too long, and then
Speaker 4: he went inside the plane and waved from the window.
Speaker 4: Can you at least act like you have another friend?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 4: Look on you waving to your mom on the bus
Speaker 4: of the sleep away camp.
Speaker 3: Also based on Kim Jong UN's face, Putin must have
Speaker 3: been a pretty high maintenance guest.
Speaker 8: Just look at him. Bye, come back soon? Oh god,
Speaker 8: I thought he Neverly.
Speaker 3: Next time, he says at the raticon let's move on
Speaker 3: to climate change. If you couldn't tell from all this
Speaker 3: sweat on your ass cheeks today the earth is still
Speaker 3: getting hotter. So climate activists have taken their protests to
Speaker 3: the next obvious place, a pile of rocks.
Speaker 9: A pair of climate protesters have been arrested after spray
Speaker 9: paying the historic Stonehenge monument in southern England. Video of
Speaker 9: the incident shows two people running toward the stone circle
Speaker 9: while spray orange paint. A third person can be seen
Speaker 9: trying to stop them, then a fourth The climate activist
Speaker 9: group Just Stop Oil has taken responsibility for the incident.
Speaker 3: Ohoh, guys, I appreciate the cause, but what did Stonehenge
Speaker 3: ever do? I mean, literally, what did Stonehenge do? I
Speaker 3: get the stone part, but what.
Speaker 8: The fuck is Ahnge?
Speaker 3: Regardless, I don't think this helps the cause. All they
Speaker 3: did was make it look like Stonehenge went to town
Speaker 3: on some doritos. Guys, these stunts don't work. I promise you.
Speaker 3: Exxon saw this and thought that's a good point.
Speaker 8: I wonder if there's oil under Stonehenge.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't think painting Stonehenge orange is going to do anything.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, last year the sky in New York turn orange
Speaker 4: and we still didn't care. Okay, everybody was like, oh,
Speaker 4: that's weird, that's ton of the air conditioning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll tell you who they should be going after,
Speaker 3: billionaires and their private jets.
Speaker 10: Two more members of the organization Just Stop Oil have
Speaker 10: in place under arrest for spray painting private jets, and
Speaker 10: Taylor Swift might have been a target.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, Taylor, take another billionaire jet Stop Oil
Speaker 4: said that the.
Speaker 9: Airfield is where Taylor Swift jet was parked, but Essex
Speaker 9: police in the United Kingdom said the pop Stars aircraft
Speaker 9: was not at the airport.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank god, Taylor does not have to fly commercial guys.
Speaker 4: Spray paint is not going to ground these planes. Okay,
Speaker 4: you gotta do something radical like cut some wires or
Speaker 4: install some bowling pots.
Speaker 3: And finally, some major education news from Louisiana, where school
Speaker 3: children are getting a lesson from the greatest textbook ever new.
Speaker 4: This morning, the governor of Louisiana signed a law requiring
Speaker 4: the Ten Commandments be posted.
Speaker 2: In all public school classrooms. The only state now is
Speaker 2: such a.
Speaker 11: Law mandates poster size blaze of the Ten Commandments in large,
Speaker 11: easily readable font.
Speaker 8: This is in all public classrooms.
Speaker 11: This is from kindergarten up until state funded universities.
Speaker 8: Easily readable font. I hate to break it to you.
Speaker 3: But Louisiana ranked thirty eighth in reading.
Speaker 8: I don't think the font is going to help.
Speaker 3: See I can make that joke because I'm from Kentucky.
Speaker 8: We're ranked thirty second. Suck at Louisiana. We read gooder.
Speaker 3: Laura, Louisiana is new Ten Commandments law and what it
Speaker 3: means for the separation of church and state. We go
Speaker 3: live to Louisiana with Michael Costa. Michael, how can Republicans
Speaker 3: justify religion in public schools?
Speaker 6: Whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 10: The Ten Commandments aren't religion, all right. Just because they're
Speaker 10: in the Bible doesn't mean they're religious, Okay.
Speaker 6: The Ten Commandments are.
Speaker 10: Universal moral principles that these Louisiana Republicans want everybody to
Speaker 10: live by, just like their party does.
Speaker 8: So they live up to these same moral standards.
Speaker 10: Yeah, of course, it's not that hard. Like, you know,
Speaker 10: thou shalt not kill a right, pretty cut and dry.
Speaker 10: Don't kill anybody unless you're standing in your ground. You
Speaker 10: got to protect yourself. Or if a protester is blocking traffic,
Speaker 10: I got places I got to you know what, Let's
Speaker 10: forget about this one. It's complicated. So but look the
Speaker 10: rest of these, the rest of these are clear cut, sure.
Speaker 8: Sure, Like thou shalt not commit adultery?
Speaker 10: Yes, h well, obviously not if it's a porn star
Speaker 10: and your wife is pregnant.
Speaker 6: I mean God is gonna give you that one.
Speaker 10: But but fine, DESI, if you're gonna nitpick.
Speaker 6: Let's cross out commit adultery, all right.
Speaker 10: And if you're gonna have to if you're gonna commit adultery,
Speaker 10: y'alls have to lie about it. So you can't do
Speaker 10: false witness either, false witness running. That's just Bible talk
Speaker 10: for lying to your wife. But the rest of these
Speaker 10: are rock solid, all right, and that's why he put
Speaker 10: them on a rock. Like number five. Okay, honor thy
Speaker 10: father and mother. You can't get more moral than that.
Speaker 4: Oh, like getting parents a maternity leave in universal childcare.
Speaker 10: No no, no, no, not not honoring them like that, honoring
Speaker 10: them like texting them at eleven fifty five PM on
Speaker 10: Father's Day. You know what, let's forget it. There's too
Speaker 10: much confusion. Let's just cross off number five, all right.
Speaker 10: And while we're at it, I don't even know what
Speaker 10: graven image means, So that one's gone. Don't say the
Speaker 10: Lord's name in vain. I mean, that's just cancel culture. Right,
Speaker 10: So it is, Oh, here we go, here we go. Look,
Speaker 10: remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy. We should
Speaker 10: all take Sundays off. Here we go or some grub
Speaker 10: hub watch the NFL.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but delivery drivers can't work on Sundays either.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, I guess no football because you can't play
Speaker 4: games on Sunday.
Speaker 10: All right, look, let's just cut all the chaff out
Speaker 10: of here. Okay, all right, none of this needs Okay,
Speaker 10: there we go.
Speaker 6: There it is boom perfect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but all you have left is the vow.
Speaker 6: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 10: This was a nation founded an individual determination. Putting thou
Speaker 10: self first is the American way.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 8: You can't even know what thou means.
Speaker 6: Well, we're going to teach them.
Speaker 10: And if there's one thing Republican support, it's teaching kids
Speaker 10: new pronouns. Oh shit, wait a second, thank you that
Speaker 10: thank you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Michael Kosta, everybody.
Speaker 2: They'll put you.
Speaker 6: Come back.
Speaker 8: Gordon checks out the latest Trump rally.
Speaker 6: Welcome to Day Show.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is fresh office felony convictions and back on
Speaker 3: the campaign trail, and that means Jordan Klepper is out
Speaker 3: there with him too. In another edition of Jordan Klepper
Speaker 3: Fingers the Pulse.
Speaker 12: Donald Trump has a big month ahead, a debate, an
Speaker 12: immunity ruling, sentencing, and a convention in the.
Speaker 2: Horrible city of Milwaukee. His words, not mine.
Speaker 12: So I went to my first rally since he became
Speaker 12: a convicted felon in the good old battleground state of Wisconsin,
Speaker 12: and as usual, Maga was good to Maga.
Speaker 8: Make America great again.
Speaker 2: I need to make some money. You got a truck?
Speaker 2: You want to show me.
Speaker 12: I wish the world a better place because I was here,
Speaker 12: Jesus Christ, President Trump, same fun. Huh okay, Jeneral, I'll
Speaker 12: worried about that whole worshiping false idols thing.
Speaker 6: Not at all.
Speaker 2: What do you think about the upcoming debate?
Speaker 6: I'm a heard that.
Speaker 2: You know, people say Biden won't show up. Do you
Speaker 2: think Trump is going to show up?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, yeah, yeah he I think he's going.
Speaker 6: To show up.
Speaker 2: He's not afraid to debate anybody.
Speaker 12: Oh no, no, no, no, I mean except for Nikki Haley.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 12: There's one thing still on everyone's mind, Trump's recent felony
Speaker 12: conviction in New York for falsifying business records. People are
Speaker 12: talking about what happened with Donald Trump's conviction recently.
Speaker 2: That totally bullshit. All thirty four of them mess, Get
Speaker 2: rid of it. Why is it a mess? It's a
Speaker 2: mess because he didn't do anything wrong. Who's he cheating?
Speaker 2: I mean other than is why I'm not getting into.
Speaker 6: That, don Josh Cabod It's not fair Stam.
Speaker 13: You know it takes one crime to send you to
Speaker 13: jail a prison.
Speaker 2: Is it that? The trope? Suddenly America of the Land,
Speaker 2: where you commit a crime and you go to prison?
Speaker 2: Kidding me? That was a kangaroo trial.
Speaker 6: This is absolute stalinism.
Speaker 2: So do you have faith in the Department of Justice? No?
Speaker 2: Now there's the Hunter Biden trial. What is it? The
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden was was found guilty?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: What do you think of that?
Speaker 7: Well, there was the evidence was overwhelming.
Speaker 12: You take the evidence, you put it through the justice system,
Speaker 12: and he's found guilty. We should accept that. Yes, wait
Speaker 12: a minute, hold on, but I thought the justice system
Speaker 12: was right. We shouldn't trust it.
Speaker 7: It wasn't taking place in a in a community that voted.
Speaker 2: But the judge was a Trump appointed judge, was he? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you think of the whole Hunter and Biden situation?
Speaker 2: Are you relieved Hunter Biden is found guilty? What if
Speaker 2: they're not going to do anything?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 12: You can sit around dumble pistol in the garbage spoke
Speaker 12: crack you get away with.
Speaker 7: All that shit.
Speaker 12: But it sounds that he was convicted. Yeah, is that
Speaker 12: the justice system working?
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Justice system won't work until I put away? Which are
Speaker 2: we talking about? Trump?
Speaker 14: Trump?
Speaker 2: When Trump has put away the justice is no? No,
Speaker 2: come on, sorry.
Speaker 12: I tried to give christ dude, which part of the
Speaker 12: justice system do we totally implicitly trust to? Which one
Speaker 12: is a total sham? It's it's hard to give him strike.
Speaker 12: But did this conviction dole out justice or just create
Speaker 12: a martyr?
Speaker 7: There's a classic cartoon that shows other convicted felons. There's Gandhi,
Speaker 7: there's Nelson Mandela, and then there's Trump.
Speaker 2: Do you put Trump in line with Gandhi and Nelson Mandela?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Between Gandhi and Mandela and Trump?
Speaker 12: Which was the one who had sex with the port
Speaker 12: star and then paid to cover do it?
Speaker 6: Oh? None of Do you vote one of the.
Speaker 12: And one of them recently made bank off his crush
Speaker 12: with the law spoiler alert it wasn't Gandhi.
Speaker 2: So the conviction helped Donald Trump?
Speaker 15: Well, everyone's up pouring in money to support him. So
Speaker 15: and I know I've done that a couple of times.
Speaker 2: Trump goes to trial for sexual assault. How much a
Speaker 2: given what is that is that?
Speaker 13: Oh, probably one thousand dollars.
Speaker 12: Thousand bucks for that? Okay, classified docs, I'm m sure
Speaker 12: you give.
Speaker 13: It another thousand.
Speaker 2: Okay, so a thousand across the board? Yes, okay. Overthrow
Speaker 2: democracy that biggie?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 2: Is that a two grand?
Speaker 13: That's probably five grand?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 15: Okay. Basically, we just need to save our country from
Speaker 15: the border surgeon, right right, Yeah, need to be showing
Speaker 15: out money to give immigrants who don't deserve it.
Speaker 2: You're sick and tired of your money going to people
Speaker 2: who committed crimes, that's right. Yeah, did you donate? Yes?
Speaker 2: What about for the sexual assault case? Did you get
Speaker 2: for that?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 13: This is all just so old news.
Speaker 6: You know it doesn't affect me.
Speaker 2: It's old news.
Speaker 12: Sexual assaults, sextual assault. Let's move on with the future.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all enough.
Speaker 12: But what is slightly less hilarious is Trump's second term plan,
Speaker 12: which sounds a lot like going after everyone who went
Speaker 12: after him.
Speaker 6: Based on what they've done.
Speaker 2: I would have every right to go after them.
Speaker 6: I am your retribution.
Speaker 12: Donald Trump is put into office, should he go after
Speaker 12: his political opponents?
Speaker 2: Absolutely rock our world? Come up before there's.
Speaker 12: Up, Donald Trump, If he gets into office again, should
Speaker 12: he show any mercy to political opponents?
Speaker 13: I don't think so you should go after them.
Speaker 12: How important is vengeance to you? When Trump gets into office.
Speaker 13: It's probably third on the list.
Speaker 12: Okay, good, So I'm guessing that's between martial law and
Speaker 12: right before fixing toilet pressure. But there's a simple reason.
Speaker 12: It's so easy for them to give him a pass.
Speaker 2: But I love Trump, so you know, there you go.
Speaker 13: It's like if you have a child and they pull
Speaker 13: some Shenanigan. You don't like what they do. You love
Speaker 13: the person, but you don't necessarily like what they do.
Speaker 12: The child analogy is kind of perfect. But to be clear,
Speaker 12: we are talking about the person you want to be.
Speaker 2: I want him to be president. Yes, at least someone
Speaker 2: is it a good time?
Speaker 14: Thank you Jordan.
Speaker 4: When we come back, I have been most Backrob be
Speaker 4: join you on the.
Speaker 17: Show, so don't go away. Welcome back to that daily show.
Speaker 4: I'll guess tonight is an Emmy Award winning actor, you
Speaker 4: know as cousin Richie on the Bear. Please welcome have
Speaker 4: been most background.
Speaker 8: Baby.
Speaker 6: Very nice. You guys are very very nice. It's nice.
Speaker 14: Must be nice to be uh an any winners on
Speaker 14: the Best Show in America.
Speaker 8: Congrats on your huge Emmy win. I don't know if
Speaker 8: you know this.
Speaker 3: We were sitting down the way from you and we
Speaker 3: looked over and we said to each other, We're like,
Speaker 3: oh my.
Speaker 8: God, the bear is right there. These are really good seats.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 16: We were kind of peppered throughout the Top Chef like
Speaker 16: team too. There's a lot of Top Chef folks. I
Speaker 16: tell you, yeah, well right in my row.
Speaker 6: I don't remember that. I remember that you ignored me.
Speaker 8: YEA very upset about this.
Speaker 6: I have no no memory of you guys A man
Speaker 6: on the bed. Yeah, yeah, next time.
Speaker 8: It's the usual Will reaction that Ronnie gets. So it's okay.
Speaker 6: You have like a profoundly forgettable face.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, totally forgettable.
Speaker 3: We're such huge fans of the show and huge fans
Speaker 3: of your your character. The clip that we saw was
Speaker 3: from your episode Forks last season, which you you cousin
Speaker 3: Richie goes on this like epic journey just in.
Speaker 8: The course of this one episode.
Speaker 3: You have such a beautiful arc does does cousin Richie
Speaker 3: get to continue down that path of evolution in the
Speaker 3: next season?
Speaker 8: What are you allowed to say.
Speaker 6: Say whatever, you know, whatever I want to say.
Speaker 16: What I feel, what I feel like saying yeah, exactly,
Speaker 16: exactly exactly. You know, Uh, I don't know what your
Speaker 16: personal evolution is, like. I mean, I think for Richie,
Speaker 16: you know, he's become aware that there's a path for
Speaker 16: him to find purpose and sort of live a maybe
Speaker 16: fuller life, richer life in a way. But just because
Speaker 16: he's like aware of that path doesn't mean that he's
Speaker 16: like cruising up to the top.
Speaker 6: You know. I think it's like a struggle forward back,
Speaker 6: you know, when when you've yelled for forty six.
Speaker 16: Years, you know, I think it's hard to maybe put
Speaker 16: the outdoor voice totally, like to retire it totally.
Speaker 8: No, I think it's is that kind.
Speaker 3: Of liberating for you though, to play a character like that,
Speaker 3: Do you ever just want to mouth off in real life?
Speaker 16: Yeah, Like I'm I think of myself as a fairly socialized,
Speaker 16: polite person.
Speaker 6: I'm living.
Speaker 16: I live in New York, you know, with many millions
Speaker 16: of other people, and you kind of have to, you know,
Speaker 16: fall inline and if you sort of say what you
Speaker 16: feel every second every.
Speaker 3: Day, you hear that, Ronnie, that's great advice.
Speaker 6: So it is nice.
Speaker 16: It is nice to walk in the shoes of like
Speaker 16: this man who is like fully expressed to a fault
Speaker 16: most of the time.
Speaker 6: It's nice. Yeah, I blow some steam.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah when you I mean, I'm not just saying
Speaker 4: this would be nice, but I feel like it is
Speaker 4: very beloved show. Like at the moment, I feel like America.
Speaker 4: I can't agree on anything other than the Bear is good.
Speaker 4: Like everyone's always like all the bad everyone else the.
Speaker 6: Bear great show.
Speaker 4: And when you when the just as an actor, when
Speaker 4: the script comes in, like when you read that script,
Speaker 4: do you see did it pop on the page or
Speaker 4: you like I just need some money?
Speaker 6: Yeah, like a combination.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 16: It was like one of those rare scripts where I did.
Speaker 16: I read it and like within a few pages, especially
Speaker 16: of this character, he just felt so vital and alive.
Speaker 16: Like a lot of the time, I find myself like
Speaker 16: having to create a character a lot, you know, like
Speaker 16: this the script is kind of open ended and you
Speaker 16: sort of have to figure things out and build and
Speaker 16: create a lot, and this one he just felt really
Speaker 16: fully formed and I just had a strong connection. I
Speaker 16: also felt like I knew people like this. I've run
Speaker 16: into folks like this a lot and spent some time
Speaker 16: and loved dearly like some some richy kind of characters
Speaker 16: throughout my life.
Speaker 4: And because the director is also the writer of this,
Speaker 4: and so how much of that came off on the
Speaker 4: page when you because it's a very distinct visual style,
Speaker 4: the pacing love is in the edit, you know, and
Speaker 4: it's so fast paces and anxiety driven. Honestly, when you
Speaker 4: watch it sometimes it's like, wor wasn't watching the news?
Speaker 4: When you're watching so many days there was one episode,
Speaker 4: I don't think there's any cuts in it. All these
Speaker 4: are shots, so as there's no cuts, you know, it's
Speaker 4: trying to make the restaurant at its worse more like
Speaker 4: anxiety driven energy. So the did that come off on
Speaker 4: the page when you were reading it?
Speaker 6: I don't understand your question. I don't even know if
Speaker 6: that was a question.
Speaker 4: I'm asking When you read one, can you do you
Speaker 4: know what the words mean?
Speaker 6: That's really comprehensions.
Speaker 3: We don't have to memorize. We just read whatever they
Speaker 3: put in the prompter.
Speaker 16: So it's very Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 6: I thought, you know what, Okay, the level of anxiety.
Speaker 16: I didn't find that when I read the script because
Speaker 16: I love it at a I read the first two
Speaker 16: scripts through the audition process, and you know, and it
Speaker 16: was I just thought it was really funny and very
Speaker 16: sort of tender in a way, this this story about
Speaker 16: this kind of found family, a bunch of freaks in
Speaker 16: a way like or they misfits or whatever you whatever.
Speaker 6: Were supposed to say that, like they that like found
Speaker 6: this home, you know.
Speaker 16: And only when I watched like the first episode many
Speaker 16: months later, and it was so like frenetic and crazy
Speaker 16: and super cutting and choppy.
Speaker 6: It reminded me a.
Speaker 16: Lot of like like skate videos from the nineties. It
Speaker 16: was like so kind of wild, and especially in the
Speaker 16: first episode where they're cutting like video games into it
Speaker 16: and it was like super loud. I was like, oh wow,
Speaker 16: that is not in any way what I envisioned the
Speaker 16: thing to be. Like so and I wasn't sure how
Speaker 16: I felt about it. I was like, I call my
Speaker 16: wife in and friends. I was like, what is this viable?
Speaker 16: Like are we going to go back? Because this was
Speaker 16: just the pilot. I was like, what do you think
Speaker 16: we're going to make this season or And they were
Speaker 16: into it, but it took me a little while to
Speaker 16: marry the thing I saw with the thing I read interesting.
Speaker 3: You there's so there's such good chemistry between all of you.
Speaker 8: And the cast. It really really feels like it's tight
Speaker 8: knit family.
Speaker 3: Now for Ronnie and I to reach this sort of
Speaker 3: palpable chemistry, we do trust falls in the back with it.
Speaker 3: Is it natural for you all to fall into a
Speaker 3: rhythm or did you have to really work and rehearse
Speaker 3: to get there?
Speaker 16: We did work. I think we did have like an
Speaker 16: eight chemistry. I think that's one of the strengths of
Speaker 16: the show is that Chris and our other showwner Joanna
Speaker 16: and our great casting director Jeanie, they put together a
Speaker 16: company and I mean, I don't know, everyone weirdly does
Speaker 16: really love each other and get along and obviously through
Speaker 16: shared experience and time together that kind of like that's
Speaker 16: how friendship grows.
Speaker 6: Is that instructive for you guys?
Speaker 3: This is the thing about like getting to travel and
Speaker 3: shoot somewhere else where you don't live, You guys, shoot
Speaker 3: and shookgo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 3: One person from Chicago, two people to people. We have
Speaker 3: a very important question for you. And I hate to
Speaker 3: get political, but deep Dish or New York Pizza careful now.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 16: I've met a lot of Chicagoans who would say that
Speaker 16: Deep Dish is trash. They I kind of they think,
Speaker 16: I know, they got a tavern style thing over there,
Speaker 16: which is which is thinner, which I like.
Speaker 6: There's also Detroit style a lot. There's a lot of
Speaker 6: these Detroits now in Chicago. There's a lot of Detroit
Speaker 6: I I kind of have I like that more. I've
Speaker 6: had some good Deep Dish.
Speaker 8: That's a very politically say Yeah, that was that was
Speaker 8: That was nothing.
Speaker 6: That was some flip flop. Chicago is serious.
Speaker 8: You're you're about to start a Marvel movie.
Speaker 6: Ye, fantastic for.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what kind of what kind of training do you
Speaker 8: do you get to do?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm playing Ben Gram who becomes the thing who
Speaker 16: as a man in Caston Rock.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I don't know. I've just been looking at rocks,
Speaker 6: you know, just kind.
Speaker 8: Of like the Stonhenge bit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they tell you exactly exactly. And he's spray fing
Speaker 6: an orange. My guy's kind of orange too. I should
Speaker 6: maybe take this trip out there, he knew. Yeah what
Speaker 6: am I doing? I don't know. I've been reading a
Speaker 6: lot of comics. It's been a nice.
Speaker 16: Just you know, they gave me like this kind of
Speaker 16: Marvel unlimited thing so I can just go my iPad
Speaker 16: and go to any comic book that Marble's ever released
Speaker 16: that feels that's cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, someone was in shang Chief for five seconds.
Speaker 4: I want to welcome you to the Marvel you.
Speaker 17: Know, well the great time.
Speaker 6: Exactly.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: I did so.
Speaker 16: I did a Marvel thing for Netflix years ago called
Speaker 16: The Punisher, Thank You. But when I was on a
Speaker 16: summer trip with my family in Croatia when I got
Speaker 16: like the when they asked me to do it. And
Speaker 16: so I got a call at two in the morning
Speaker 16: from this like Beverly Hills number, and it was the
Speaker 16: head of Netflix Marvel. And it was like two in
Speaker 16: the morning and my you know, my wife and my
Speaker 16: daughters were sleeping in the same room. And he was like, Evan,
Speaker 16: I'm going to tell you three words that are going
Speaker 16: to change your life.
Speaker 6: Welcome to Marvel. And I was like, oh, thanks so much, man,
Speaker 6: that sounds right, and it was. He was so disappointed
Speaker 6: in me. It was so like, now you.
Speaker 3: Can scream, Now you can scream, well, congratulations on all
Speaker 3: of your success.
Speaker 8: I cannot wait, honey, thank you for being here.
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