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Speaker 2: is Ian Berger. I'm a supervising producer at the Daily Show.
Speaker 2: Today I'm joined by Daily Show segment director Zach Golden. Zach,
Speaker 2: how are you hey?
Speaker 3: I'm good, happy to be here.
Speaker 2: We're also joined by Daily Show contributor Jordan Klepper. Jordan,
Speaker 2: how's it going?
Speaker 1: Hey? Everybody, glad to be here.
Speaker 2: Earlier this week we were downtown. It was interesting as always, Jordan,
Speaker 2: this was another Trump trial day for you. How did
Speaker 2: this day compare to previous segment?
Speaker 4: When we filmed on Monday, it felt like deja vu.
Speaker 4: We'd gone down to the earlier indictment hearing where Trump
Speaker 4: first appeared downtown. We didn't know what we were going
Speaker 4: to get, and frankly, we got more of the same.
Speaker 4: This was, uh, you know, this was we joked, this
Speaker 4: was the d listers who came out out to support
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. And I fully will wear the hat of
Speaker 4: a dlister who came out to see what was going
Speaker 4: on that day. It seemed like it was a small
Speaker 4: crowd of boy numbers wise, where people were really supportive
Speaker 4: of Donald Trump. I'm talking maybe in the twenties low twenties.
Speaker 4: You had hundreds of media there watching the spectacle around that,
Speaker 4: and you're the people who were drawn to whatever the
Speaker 4: scene was. There was some waves of anti Trump protesters
Speaker 4: as well, but I think we saw a lot of
Speaker 4: familiar faces. We saw some people we expected to be there,
Speaker 4: and above always saw people who wanted attention and realized
Speaker 4: this was the place to go get it.
Speaker 2: I would like to point out we even interviewed the
Speaker 2: same guy that we interviewed before, and we kind of
Speaker 2: forgot about this because you do so many and we
Speaker 2: do so many, so sometimes I'm like, people seem familiar
Speaker 2: and then they're not. But we actually a guy with
Speaker 2: the scarf is someone we actually interviewed previously down outside
Speaker 2: the courthouse. So I don't know if he exists out
Speaker 2: side of that park, if he has a life outside
Speaker 2: of that, but so far we're two for two with him.
Speaker 4: I think people the ecosystem around the MAGA universe is
Speaker 4: a fascinating one, and there's many podcasts that we've smoken
Speaker 4: on and can speak too about the ones that exist
Speaker 4: in rural America when we go out on the road,
Speaker 4: but the ones that happened here in New York, based
Speaker 4: around New York events, specifically based around the trial is
Speaker 4: super hyper specific. You have a handful of Long Island
Speaker 4: folks who are Long Island Republicans, who tend to wear
Speaker 4: shirts that talk about what was it not Long Island strong?
Speaker 1: What is their shirts? Oh?
Speaker 4: The silent majority? They were silent majority shirts. We talked
Speaker 4: to one guy who makes Maga hammocks. We've seen him
Speaker 4: multiple places, including at Sea Pack. You had Laura Lumer,
Speaker 4: who is a far right maga celebrity. Maybe that's too
Speaker 4: strong a term, but she's a personality and the far right.
Speaker 4: She saw an opportunity. Last time we were here, George
Speaker 4: Santos saw an opportunity. Marjorie Taylor Green saw an opportunity
Speaker 4: to show up, get all the cameras on them, and
Speaker 4: make a big show of it for Donald Trump. This time,
Speaker 4: they didn't have the time or the frequent flyer miles
Speaker 4: to get here, so Laura Lumer decided to come on in,
Speaker 4: get the pictures taken, get the cameras pointed at her,
Speaker 4: and get a retweet by Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: So I think that was a big win for her.
Speaker 4: You start to see this, You're like, okay, here are
Speaker 4: the people who see this as an opportunity less as
Speaker 4: an opportunity to show fealty to Donald Trump and more
Speaker 4: an opportunity to get attention for showing fealty to Donald
Speaker 4: Trump and or ten thousand more Twitter or ex subscribers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, Zach. So before the day Trump putend a
Speaker 2: message out about all hell breaking loose?
Speaker 4: Trump said, all hell is going to break loose? Are
Speaker 4: you gonna go ape shit today?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna go ape shit today? Are you ready
Speaker 1: to go ape shit today?
Speaker 3: I want to see how it plays out.
Speaker 1: But you're gonna slow walk the ape shit, right, slow
Speaker 1: walk it.
Speaker 2: Trump supporters are calm, peaceful protesters.
Speaker 4: Yes, they would never rush into a federal building and
Speaker 4: try to disrupt her seedings.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, we never advocate for that. I'll tide that
Speaker 1: January sixth.
Speaker 2: Then, can you tell you, audius, a little bit of
Speaker 2: how we prepared for that, what you expected to see
Speaker 2: off of that message?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So, you know, I think that was sent out in
Speaker 5: a fundraising email like three or four days before the
Speaker 5: trial was set to take place, And for us, it
Speaker 5: was an immediate sort of like you could get so
Speaker 5: used to Trump's dangerous rhetoric that you can sort of
Speaker 5: become numb to it, but when it is coalescing around
Speaker 5: like specific events, you do need to take that more seriously.
Speaker 5: So we wanted to approach this like it was going
Speaker 5: to be hell breaking loose and see if that was
Speaker 5: a reality or not a reality on the ground. So, yeah,
Speaker 5: we prepped a whole you know, we prepped a whole
Speaker 5: bunch of jokes. We have prepped a whole bunch of
Speaker 5: questions sort of and you can see some of them
Speaker 5: in the piece, like you know where your pitchforks, et cetera.
Speaker 5: And then when we got there, it was it just
Speaker 5: was I mean, you know, and the thing that I
Speaker 5: think is most striking is like, not only was it not,
Speaker 5: but the people that were there would never right, they
Speaker 5: would never do anything like that.
Speaker 2: Except for the amount of people we met who were
Speaker 2: at January sixth. I think they even cut someone out.
Speaker 2: This guy had a little Santa vibe going. Jordan was like,
Speaker 2: were you at January sixth? And then he thought and
Speaker 2: thought and thought and didn't have an answer, and then
Speaker 2: he was like, I think I was home watching TV. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like I'm not airtight, Albi.
Speaker 5: You can admit it nata like they're not coming after
Speaker 5: you from a piece on our show, Like you're not
Speaker 5: going to get indicted.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, these people had caught a lot
Speaker 2: of weird ways. I think maybe they're learning their lesson.
Speaker 4: I mean, it is remarkable still the disconnect between Donald
Speaker 4: Trump and his rhetoric around January sixth and again, Donald
Speaker 4: Trump has always played in a hyperbole and a Donald
Speaker 4: Trump speech is full of every point of view known
Speaker 4: to man, which I think is a defense mechanism. He
Speaker 4: will ask you to be there.
Speaker 1: It will be wild.
Speaker 4: He will get up there on January sixth and talking
Speaker 4: about fighting like hell. He will also spew stuff about peace.
Speaker 4: He will also degrade people. He will say all the
Speaker 4: things you could possibly say, therefore giving him, essentially, if
Speaker 4: not a free pass, something for his folks to point
Speaker 4: to to be like he was talking about a peaceful
Speaker 4: speech was like Donald Trump was trying to incite a
Speaker 4: mob and he said.
Speaker 1: All of these different words.
Speaker 4: You're pointing to the words that said peace, but the
Speaker 4: actions of the day and the tone of the day
Speaker 4: pointed towards mob mentality. And yet we go to a
Speaker 4: place like we were at Monday. People are not only
Speaker 4: divorcing himself from the reality of what happened on January six,
Speaker 4: but also of like the culpability of Donald Trump and
Speaker 4: his words. And so yet again we're in the same
Speaker 4: conversation of be there be wild and now hell breaking loose,
Speaker 4: like is he just fomenting anger and violence? And frankly,
Speaker 4: what should be clarified is they didn't show up. If
Speaker 4: that was a call all to the MAGA faithful to
Speaker 4: come out and hell is breaking loose because you're so
Speaker 4: upset like that might be happening on internet but in
Speaker 4: the but in the real world, this is just a
Speaker 4: bunch of people trying to get aira. No, it's not
Speaker 4: a bunch of people trying to fight for Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Their fight is not your fight, at least in Lower Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Curarently not Lower Manhatten.
Speaker 5: No, certainly not there. But you never know, because he's
Speaker 5: got a bunch of days. He's kind of doing a
Speaker 5: residency at that courthouse. So you know, maybe maybe they're
Speaker 5: showing up in week two or three working material.
Speaker 1: I get that, Let's see, let's let's see what sticks,
Speaker 1: what resonates, and maybe the maybe the songs are flinger
Speaker 1: and has.
Speaker 2: Some special guests to get the ticket sales up later on.
Speaker 2: I think, I mean, Stormy'll be there, there will be
Speaker 2: special guests. Michael Cohen. Yeah, it's interesting they haven't been
Speaker 2: showing up to the New York events. But in terms
Speaker 2: of like how how that represents his you know, support.
Speaker 2: A few days ago, we were just in Pennsylvania and
Speaker 2: it was like as fired up and crowded as ever,
Speaker 2: and that was in rural Pennsylvania. I wonder if some
Speaker 2: of his crowd think, like the lies about New York
Speaker 2: being a hell kind of impact their you know, the
Speaker 2: numbers showing up here. They're like, I can't go to
Speaker 2: New York. I'll get mugged.
Speaker 5: I think there was a joke that we cut that
Speaker 5: was like, if all hell is bringing loose in New
Speaker 5: York City, how do you even know? Because it's already
Speaker 5: like full of carnage, right, Like, how would you even
Speaker 5: tell the difference?
Speaker 4: Well, the irony too, you know, the narrative is that
Speaker 4: he can't get a fair trial here, that nobody in
Speaker 4: New York likes Donald Trump. Okay, if that's your narrative,
Speaker 4: stick with it. Donald Trump after the trial went to
Speaker 4: Harlem and they reposted nothing but videos from their perspective
Speaker 4: of him being beloved, people cheering, they love Trump. Here,
Speaker 4: the narrative is wrong. He is he has adored when
Speaker 4: he goes out in New York. I think again, take
Speaker 4: the clip you want, make the narrative you want. But
Speaker 4: if you're going to push the narrative that he can't
Speaker 4: get a fair trial because nobody likes him in New York,
Speaker 4: and yet you then go to a place in New
Speaker 4: York and are bragging about how much people like you,
Speaker 4: It's like, this is pick a lane, you guys.
Speaker 2: Among the many great characters we talked to, there was
Speaker 2: also a woman who had the most smoker's voice, maybe
Speaker 2: in human history. I don't know if you remember who
Speaker 2: I'm talking about, Zach. She told her she made an
Speaker 2: appearance on another television show, America's Most Wanted.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmmm hmm.
Speaker 5: She also had to wouldn't grant us the interview until
Speaker 5: she finished her finished smoking her cigarette on the park bench,
Speaker 5: which is just you know, listen, I'm glad that she
Speaker 5: took the time she needed to mentally.
Speaker 3: Prepare to go off.
Speaker 1: It is today, the January sixth of April fifteenth, No, no,
Speaker 1: what January.
Speaker 3: I was there January was six. Yes, I was there.
Speaker 4: Where were you inside the rotunda? Are you in the office?
Speaker 4: Were you holding a podium?
Speaker 1: Where were you?
Speaker 3: It was breached before we even got there.
Speaker 4: Because is that why you're here early today? Just to
Speaker 4: make sure you get that first wave?
Speaker 1: Well I have done pretty Go back and watch America's
Speaker 1: most want it.
Speaker 3: I made a grand the parents stand.
Speaker 1: When somebody's that we got what we to star, God bless,
Speaker 1: I'll set my team up.
Speaker 4: She had that sassy grandma vibe or like or like
Speaker 4: our sassy, sassy aunt who's got some stories, who like
Speaker 4: you give a couple of gen and tonics to her
Speaker 4: and hang out at the end of a party and
Speaker 4: let her go like she had and also one of
Speaker 4: those who you interview and you're like, wow, she had
Speaker 4: a lot of opinions and she just wanted to chat.
Speaker 1: And then you get back into the edit after.
Speaker 4: You've relaxed and exhaled, and you watch her interview and
Speaker 4: fall in love with her all over.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean truly, we used her a bunch of
Speaker 2: the piece, and our first cut we had twice as
Speaker 2: much stuff, and it was all funny and entertaining, but
Speaker 2: at some point you're like we can't just lean too
Speaker 2: heavily into one person. But there was an edit, like
Speaker 2: an early cut of this piece that had even more
Speaker 2: of her gold.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she was truly remarkable, and and that's the kind
Speaker 5: of person that you hope for at at every at
Speaker 5: every event, and you don't hope for at every Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: You know, it's like, that's that's the person.
Speaker 2: I feel like she went and she finished her because
Speaker 2: she was merely like warming up her instrument, or she
Speaker 2: came out to do the interview, which is her like
Speaker 2: New Yorker Smoker's voice.
Speaker 4: I think if Trump was watching, I think we got
Speaker 4: a communications director right here and there.
Speaker 1: She she is the She is.
Speaker 4: The kind of person who I want much like the
Speaker 4: Menthol filter she had in her cigarette, I would like
Speaker 4: her to filter the news of the White House and
Speaker 4: deliver it to us on a daily basis if he
Speaker 4: gets that job once.
Speaker 2: Again, if she was, I feel like she could run
Speaker 2: for city council somewhere and it could work.
Speaker 3: Oh for sure.
Speaker 5: And something she also I don't think this made the
Speaker 5: piece either, but she said that on January six, she
Speaker 5: was sitting outside like somebody brought a chair for her,
Speaker 5: and she was just like sitting outside and watching, just
Speaker 5: like sitting outside chain smoking cigarettes, being like, yeah, this
Speaker 5: is what America, this is what America.
Speaker 3: Is for smoking section.
Speaker 2: You guys, take it easy. We know your lungs are
Speaker 2: going to catch you up this hill.
Speaker 4: In the conversations we have with people on January sixth,
Speaker 4: they no longer make our pieces anymore because the narrative
Speaker 4: has been told over and over again. But the counter
Speaker 4: narrative of how peaceful and meditative January sixth was to
Speaker 4: the people who are talking about the violence of January sixth,
Speaker 4: like we are a few years away from it in
Speaker 4: far right circles being seen as almost like a zen
Speaker 4: resort that you can go to the way people talk
Speaker 4: about like oh, I was sitting in chairs, we were
Speaker 4: watching it was a beautiful day, like Viperberly, it'll be
Speaker 4: in the peacefulness is through the roof, right.
Speaker 2: It will be, it'll be. It'll be the vernacular like
Speaker 2: what was it like? Were they fired up?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: It was all January sixth vibes. Man, you couldn't get
Speaker 2: the crowd going super chill? Yeah yeah, no, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: she's wonderful. All right, Hold that thought. We have to
Speaker 2: take a quick break. The last court appearance. We had
Speaker 2: some stars that you mentioned, like George Santos, Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 2: Green this there was Andrew Giuliani, Rudy Giuliani son who
Speaker 2: recently ran from governor of New York.
Speaker 4: Well, there was more press than there were MAGA supporters.
Speaker 4: I did run into one January sixth B List star,
Speaker 4: Rudy Giuliani's son.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was in Washington, DC on January sixth as well.
Speaker 1: I was with President Trump. Sure, I remember him talking
Speaker 1: about peacefully protesting. Some people were talking about peaceful protests.
Speaker 4: Some people also on January sixth, were talking about trial
Speaker 4: by combat.
Speaker 1: Let's have trial by combat. Do you know anybody who
Speaker 1: was talking about that? Oh? You know, look, I would
Speaker 1: say the peaceful protest is the most important thing. No
Speaker 1: trial by combat, tests, no trial by combat. Do you
Speaker 1: guys even care what's going on inside the courtroom or not?
Speaker 2: What was that like Jordan talking to Andrew?
Speaker 1: Oh exciting, Yeah, it's so exciting. You know, this is
Speaker 1: why you do it.
Speaker 4: You know, you get a chance to rub elbows with
Speaker 4: the hoy POLOI and Andrew Giuliani.
Speaker 1: I mean again, we were we saw he was he
Speaker 1: was going around.
Speaker 4: Trying to talk to media, trying to alle himself with
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, supporting Donald Trump, and so it was an
Speaker 4: opportunity for us to discuss.
Speaker 1: With him won his allegiance.
Speaker 4: And whether or not he was on board with this
Speaker 4: narrative of this being a peaceful event, which, to be fair,
Speaker 4: it was a fairly peaceful event, but it being the
Speaker 4: rhetoric leading to potentially a dangerous event, and comparing that
Speaker 4: to what happened on January sixth, and specifically comparing that
Speaker 4: to what his father said on January sixth, she weirdly
Speaker 4: forgot them that he seemed to have forgotten I appeared.
Speaker 4: It's shocking because it seemed pretty public and it was
Speaker 4: in the news. So I don't know, maybe if somebody
Speaker 4: give him a link or something.
Speaker 5: I mean, who hasn't memory hold their father in citing
Speaker 5: a riot?
Speaker 2: Right, here's a picture of your dad at four Seasons landscape, ping,
Speaker 2: do you remember this guy? This is another picture of
Speaker 2: him with his hair dye bleeding down his temples? Is
Speaker 2: this the guy you're forgetting? Zach? How do you think
Speaker 2: Andrew felt about the interview when it was wrapping up.
Speaker 5: So the end of the interview, which which didn't air,
Speaker 5: was definitely the most bizarre part because he was just
Speaker 5: getting like all of his machismo bullshit energy was coming
Speaker 5: out when he realized that Jordan had got him with
Speaker 5: the trial by combat thing, and it was just so
Speaker 5: like just so bizarre, just like devolving into these weird
Speaker 5: like power dynamic of Okay, yeah, you're very funny, very
Speaker 5: you know, just just exactly what you would expect, like
Speaker 5: him just completely losing it. And it ended in this
Speaker 5: this very weird handshake that lasted a really long time,
Speaker 5: right Jordan.
Speaker 3: That seemed to last like way too long.
Speaker 4: It was one of those bro handshakes of like, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm doing with this handshake?
Speaker 1: Bro? Right? Bro?
Speaker 4: Right, bro a lot of bro. I'm like a lot
Speaker 4: of a lot of bro. Even if it wasn't verbalized,
Speaker 4: it was I felt a bro.
Speaker 1: Handshake in there. And I'm very uncomfortable in those situations.
Speaker 2: Do you feel my college golf strength coming through? That's right,
Speaker 2: college golf, baby, That's what I did. I was an
Speaker 2: athlete college golf.
Speaker 5: It's just so interesting that he would even, you know,
Speaker 5: I always find it so interesting that the people they
Speaker 5: have the hubris to think that, like you know, im, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna talk to this guy who's like very well
Speaker 5: known for pointing out hypocrisy in public figures like me.
Speaker 5: But like, no, that would you know, that's that would happen.
Speaker 2: I'm ready. It's like he went into the interview without
Speaker 2: having any idea what we're gonna talk about. He's like,
Speaker 2: let's go, let's go, let's do it.
Speaker 4: It's it's all peacocking. That entire event is just peacocking
Speaker 4: everyone who shows up. Juliani's there, He's strutting around peacocking,
Speaker 4: trying to show up to Donald Trump, Laura Lumer is
Speaker 4: trying to do that. Even the wild, wild guy with
Speaker 4: a huge flag, He is there peacocking.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to talk about anything or.
Speaker 4: If you people are there just because they have what
Speaker 4: feels like an earnest gripe. It feels like an earnest
Speaker 4: opportunity for so many people, and that's what we what
Speaker 4: we found with Juliani.
Speaker 2: Yeah no that I mean, it's interesting that he showed
Speaker 2: up because you haven't heard from him in a while.
Speaker 2: But I guess if you're that figure in New York,
Speaker 2: this is your opportunity. I don't think he'll be showing
Speaker 2: up again for a while. But here was his shot.
Speaker 4: There was there was a there was a guy emblematic
Speaker 4: of it all. Okay, this is this is not a
Speaker 4: ton of people there. But I remember as we were leaving,
Speaker 4: a guy came in with his Trump paraphernalia and he
Speaker 4: was meeting his body. They had a big hug at
Speaker 4: the entrance and overheard him saying, Okay, let's let let's
Speaker 4: go out. Let's go, let's let's go get in there.
Speaker 4: I see a lot of cameras. Let's go talk to
Speaker 4: the people, talk to the cameras. And I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the mentality of all of those folks walking in.
Speaker 4: It's just like, oh oh okay, okay, cool, cool, let's
Speaker 4: let's get there, let's get that attention. And and some people,
Speaker 4: I think see that as a righteous crusade to be
Speaker 4: the mouthpiece of a movement they believe in. Okay, but
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people are just there like,
Speaker 4: here's where the cameras are. I have the hat on,
Speaker 4: I have the show, let's let's let's dance.
Speaker 2: It's interesting because I read something that was talking about
Speaker 2: day two about how there was really only one supporter there,
Speaker 2: which is very funny and said it's hard to make
Speaker 2: TV out of things not happening, so we don't automate
Speaker 2: go and do that. But I would be very curious
Speaker 2: to talk to that one supporter and be like, what's
Speaker 2: it like, what are your plans for the day? What
Speaker 2: do you have in store for day three? But thinking
Speaker 2: about that, how do you see I guess, like, do
Speaker 2: you see a crowd coming back to this trial? I
Speaker 2: wonder if it's like later on, if things are looking bad, Jordan,
Speaker 2: what do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 4: I don't think Trump is going to get a big
Speaker 4: response here in New York City, and I think he
Speaker 4: will bring he will articulate that as this being a
Speaker 4: biased liberal town.
Speaker 1: But I also think at its core it's bullshit.
Speaker 4: This I'm doing this for you, I'm fighting for you
Speaker 4: as a way to get a rise and way to
Speaker 4: get people to cheer at a rally, But deep down
Speaker 4: he's not doing it for you. This case, the farther
Speaker 4: away we get this case is about him having sex
Speaker 4: with Stormy Daniels him then during an election months before,
Speaker 4: like what a month before the election, paying for Stormy Daniels.
Speaker 1: Not to talk about the sex they had.
Speaker 4: Now that's Trump's thing, and ain't the rest of America's things,
Speaker 4: and him trying to connect that to your struggles. People
Speaker 4: who have to work nine to five, people would have
Speaker 4: to take time off of work, they would have to
Speaker 4: figure out what to do with their childcare to come
Speaker 4: on down and support and yell on your behalf. Like, No,
Speaker 4: the people who are doing that are people who see
Speaker 4: it as a job opportunity, not people who see it
Speaker 4: as a righteous quest. And so I think there's a
Speaker 4: faulty premise in Donald Trump trying to play a heroic
Speaker 4: victim for the rest of America. And I think you
Speaker 4: see that in the numbers of the people who are attended.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it doesn't seem like his logic, like it'll track
Speaker 3: with the most fervent supporters, but you know, for your average,
Speaker 3: not as engaged civilian in America, like that logic just
Speaker 3: doesn't track if you know anything about the trials whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Also, there these are shows.
Speaker 4: We go to these rallies, and a lot of people
Speaker 4: go to the rallies because they're fun. They wait in
Speaker 4: line for tw hours because they want to get inside.
Speaker 4: They want to hang out with their pals, and they
Speaker 4: want to cheer for Donald Trump when he comes on out.
Speaker 4: You don't get to see Donald Trump when you come
Speaker 4: to downtown New York. It's a legal proceeding that's happened
Speaker 4: inside a building that you're gonna have no access to
Speaker 4: if you're there because you want to see Donald Trump
Speaker 4: cheer him on and you want the freakin show. It's
Speaker 4: almost like showing up and being like, well, no, you
Speaker 4: can't get into the arena, but they're broadcasting elements of
Speaker 4: the big game next door in a separate arena. And yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe some people want to be on the periphery there,
Speaker 4: but mostly the folks there to tailgate and party, they
Speaker 4: want to ticket to the show, and there isn't a show.
Speaker 5: Going to a stadium and watching the game on the
Speaker 5: big screen that's being played somewhere else is never a
Speaker 5: good look in my opinion.
Speaker 3: That just seems a little desperate.
Speaker 2: But that's not even that. It's like going to a
Speaker 2: stadium then being like, we're gonna stream this event to
Speaker 2: your phone, right and you're not even gonna watch it
Speaker 2: as a community. You're gonna watch it on your phone.
Speaker 3: Let's all get updated on Twitter together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we haven't been to one of these in another state.
Speaker 2: I'm very curious about what it will be like in
Speaker 2: Georgia in Florida when those things are happening. I'm very curious.
Speaker 4: I am very curious to see if it's if it's
Speaker 4: a similar situation, Uh, if we go down to Atlanta,
Speaker 4: and if people are are absent or if they find
Speaker 4: this as a crusade that they want to travel for.
Speaker 2: The good news is, we're gonna have so many opportunities. Guys.
Speaker 2: This is the good news. And don't let it sink in.
Speaker 2: Don't think too much about it because you'll get depressed.
Speaker 2: But the good news is we have a lot of
Speaker 2: opportunity to make this kind of TV. This is thank
Speaker 2: you President Trump for allegedly committing so many crimes. You've
Speaker 2: given us a lot of material and and like a
Speaker 2: very busy calendar. So I mean, think about our you know,
Speaker 2: our lives. We are maybe we're the victims here, you
Speaker 2: know what this is?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think I think that's a victim narrative.
Speaker 4: People can rally around Ian. Thank you, Jordan.
Speaker 2: You should tell the audience you're doing this for them
Speaker 2: the way Trump does.
Speaker 4: You know, look, I'm a I'm a self centered comedian,
Speaker 4: and even I know that's a bridged far.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm doing it for them and travel points, so
Speaker 2: that's also for me.
Speaker 4: That's where I do feel like, you know who really
Speaker 4: hurts on this is uh is you and the lack
Speaker 4: of travel points you're getting. I think what really is
Speaker 4: suffering is the buffet bar at the Delta Priority loud.
Speaker 2: Like, oh great, the Manadan courthouse. I've done jury duty here, fantastic.
Speaker 2: I went to high school five blocks from here. This
Speaker 2: is not exciting to me. Okay, we gotta do better.
Speaker 2: Trump get arrested in more interesting places.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I know, I love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come on, get arrested in Charleston or a Hawaii arrest.
Speaker 4: I don't just something something to really really give us
Speaker 4: something that Vegas baby.
Speaker 2: I feel like Vegas would be very hard for him
Speaker 2: to get arrest They'd be like, yeah, that's what we do.
Speaker 5: It's promost We have advertisements for this in the airport.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: Well again, great job, guys, great piece. It was a
Speaker 2: lot of fun working with you all. I'm sure we'll
Speaker 2: get to do it again. Zak, you're excited to get
Speaker 2: back out.
Speaker 5: There same here. Yeah, pumped and ready to go. Let's
Speaker 5: let's go to Georgia.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: And before we go, actually, I want to give a
Speaker 4: shout out to our podcast producer Ashley Williams.
Speaker 1: She is leaving us for.
Speaker 4: The Today showy sad, god bless moving from the Daily
Speaker 4: Show to the Today Show a little bit more present.
Speaker 1: I can respect it, I understand it. Ashley.
Speaker 4: Thank you for all your hard work and having to
Speaker 4: listen to the conversations of a bunch of blawheards like us,
Speaker 4: and so we appreciate it and we wish you well
Speaker 4: on your next endeavor.
Speaker 2: Jordan Zach, thank you and thank you for listening to
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Speaker 4: Hey jen h, when did you guys start hiring competent people?
Speaker 4: Because that it was Ashley who was running the pocket
Speaker 4: has I guess what you would call her shit together
Speaker 4: and like laid this thing out, you know, you guys
Speaker 4: have really changed the culture from when I was there.