Speaker 1: You're listening to Comedy Central Now. Hello and welcome to
Speaker 1: The Daily Show Ears edition. I'm Michael Costa, remember the
Speaker 1: news team here at the Daily Show. We're talking Daily
Speaker 1: Show dogs today because we recently held an event called
Speaker 1: in Dog Decision Rescuing Democracy, where we partnered with Headcount
Speaker 1: and Animal Haven here in New York to register people
Speaker 1: to vote and you get some dogs adopted. I'm here
Speaker 1: with Walter, who is a currently weighed fourteen pound Havevianese
Speaker 1: mix rescue we think we think is Abney's mix.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's fourteen pounds.
Speaker 1: He was twenty two before before the thyroid medication.
Speaker 3: He looks so tiny, especially when he gets a haircut.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, I'm hearing voices, but I don't even
Speaker 1: know who these people are.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I'm I'm Jen Flans.
Speaker 4: I also work with you at the Daily Show and
Speaker 4: Walter and my dog Vivian is not here a to
Speaker 4: but she is the Daily Show dog and.
Speaker 1: A rescue where is today.
Speaker 4: She's having a much better life than we are. She's
Speaker 4: out and about in the city with her dog Walker.
Speaker 4: She stays with him and I got a few picks
Speaker 4: earlier that she's tote around the City.
Speaker 2: She looks great, looks like she's having.
Speaker 3: A good She's beautiful. She's like a model.
Speaker 4: She's a model. She's a long, leggy blonde. She's clearly adopted.
Speaker 2: And it's a clear adoption.
Speaker 5: This big guy, he's fifty pounds. I'm Joscelyn Khan. I
Speaker 5: also work with Walter, Vivian Jen and Michael Costa.
Speaker 3: And this is my dog Riot. He's a rescue dog.
Speaker 1: Came.
Speaker 5: I've been told he came from Kentucky, and from Kentucky
Speaker 5: to Long Island. And yeah, he's fifty pounds. He's like
Speaker 5: the sweetest southern luffy guy. He probably wouldn't have survived
Speaker 5: long in the South with this kind of thick fur.
Speaker 5: But here we are, you know, in an air conditioned
Speaker 5: podcast and grown up with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, I've been here since since he got to you.
Speaker 2: He's been here almost every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you knows what you're talking about him.
Speaker 1: When I came on the show, Riot was a fixture
Speaker 1: already in Quelli.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeast in.
Speaker 1: Peace but Rot. As long as I have been on
Speaker 1: the show, Riot is always around putting a smile on
Speaker 1: people's face. I remember one of the first times we
Speaker 1: had a morning meeting, and there was like some heat
Speaker 1: in the morning meeting. People were arguing and it was
Speaker 1: about voter suppression and it was like getting really heated
Speaker 1: and you look over it and like Riot's tongue is
Speaker 1: just hanging out of the side of his mouth and
Speaker 1: it's just such a beautiful thing.
Speaker 4: It's really what the dogs do for the show is immeasurable.
Speaker 4: Like you just at any moment of tension, you're running around,
Speaker 4: we're missing a deadline, relate to rehearsal, whatever it is,
Speaker 4: and then like one of the dogs comes like Tote.
Speaker 4: You're down the hallway and you're just like, how can
Speaker 4: I be stressed?
Speaker 5: Like truly don't care about like what you're doing either,
Speaker 5: Like they just they just bring the magic into every
Speaker 5: I love when he sits on the bench instead eating
Speaker 5: and is panting but also sitting aligned up with people
Speaker 5: and it looks amazing. It's a great I have a
Speaker 5: million shots.
Speaker 1: It's hard not to smile watching Riot be afraid of
Speaker 1: the tile floor.
Speaker 3: That too.
Speaker 4: Jocelyn did have to carry him down because even at
Speaker 4: fifty pounds, he is kind of a lap dog and
Speaker 4: it's scared to walk on tile.
Speaker 5: And people are always asking me, Oh, he's still afraid
Speaker 5: of the tile, like because he's been afraid since he
Speaker 5: was little four months old.
Speaker 3: And I was like, yep, no, this is a deep
Speaker 3: internal We don't know how it happened.
Speaker 5: He must know something about something going on under the
Speaker 5: tile that we don't know.
Speaker 2: And you know, don't tell us, Riot, We don't want
Speaker 2: we don't want to.
Speaker 1: You know, a floorboard came up in the makeup room
Speaker 1: one time, and there's a lot of wires under there there,
Speaker 1: and it's possible that he does know something.
Speaker 2: Oh he knows a floorboard did come up in the
Speaker 2: hallway ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so maybe Jen, you might have been here.
Speaker 1: When did the first dog walk through this of it
Speaker 1: at door?
Speaker 2: I want to say the first.
Speaker 4: I think there may have been a dog before for
Speaker 4: a day or so, but the first like daily show
Speaker 4: dog that came every day was Georgia Pappus's dog Cosmo.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, she was like our e I c and
Speaker 2: she loved dogs.
Speaker 4: And actually the production company, Hello Doggie Georgia named it.
Speaker 1: So I'm so glad we stumbled onto the production Yes.
Speaker 4: Right, so Georgia was the first one to introduce dogs
Speaker 4: to the office. I believe or at least make the rule,
Speaker 4: and she had the power to make the rule. Le
Speaker 4: need somebody who loves dogs at the top, and then
Speaker 4: that was under Craig, and then John came in and
Speaker 4: loved dogs, and so then it became like a real
Speaker 4: thing where more dogs started coming and you know, then
Speaker 4: from there it was just you know, I will tell
Speaker 4: you when John in his last like his the video
Speaker 4: we made him on his last show, we did a
Speaker 4: tour of the office and all the staffers.
Speaker 2: He really wanted to showcase everybody worked with.
Speaker 4: And we had the shot of the dogs playing poker
Speaker 4: because the dogs are such a big part of the staff.
Speaker 4: It was so cute. But anyway, then he laughed obviously,
Speaker 4: and Trevor came in. And remember having a conversation with
Speaker 4: Trevor at the very beginning because he wasn't necessarily a
Speaker 4: dog person, and I was like, if you are thinking
Speaker 4: about getting rid of the He's like, do the dogs
Speaker 4: like they have to be here with the rule, And
Speaker 4: I was like, listen, sure ifire away to get the
Speaker 4: entire staff to hate you because even like just leave them,
Speaker 4: and then he came to love them really.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, he came around and asked for somebody that maybe
Speaker 1: wasn't there isn't used to dogs being.
Speaker 3: Exactly he's like dogs in our work.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but then he came around to the point where
Speaker 5: he's like going downstairs to the catering and picking up
Speaker 5: plates for riot, Like he's like, I gotta go get
Speaker 5: right a plate and I'm like, uh.
Speaker 3: What about dog?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he really came around like a glamburger. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So uh so then he became, you know, a dog lover,
Speaker 4: and there's a sister, and then Daily Show Dogs came
Speaker 4: about because the dogs were getting profiled by the doggist
Speaker 4: I think the photographer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, there was a but I remember like maybe
Speaker 1: it was YouTube particular getting the magazine article or something.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, that was like they've done a lot of
Speaker 5: press Bark magazine.
Speaker 2: They were on the cover.
Speaker 3: We wanted to make it the Yeah, so we needed to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the doggest because he was of the internet,
Speaker 4: that was print that was years before. But we didn't
Speaker 4: have an account to tag all the dogs like, so
Speaker 4: we so we started Johnson and I talked to Christina Pelatier,
Speaker 4: who is just a dog lover that works here and
Speaker 4: very you know great and she's.
Speaker 1: A great she really does do She wrangles the town dogs.
Speaker 4: She does a great job with it, and it's like
Speaker 4: just a side hustle, like she has a whole job.
Speaker 4: And a few of us have taken it on like
Speaker 4: it's a real project. But yeah, Christina, we just asked
Speaker 4: her to do it and she's like yeah.
Speaker 3: She was like, well, absolutely yes.
Speaker 2: And she has done so much with it.
Speaker 4: And we have like other famous dogs accounts that are
Speaker 4: like following, and there's shelters we work with to do takeovers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and unfortunately, right after we started it, we were like,
Speaker 5: you know, taking.
Speaker 3: Shots of the dogs all over the office.
Speaker 5: We had great content, and then of course the pandemic,
Speaker 5: We're like, okay, great immediately likes later and we were like, okay,
Speaker 5: everyone's sending your dog picks from home.
Speaker 1: I mean I set up multiple shoots during the pandemic
Speaker 1: of Walter. There was a green screen behind him at
Speaker 1: one point. I don't know, you're committed. I love it.
Speaker 1: And also another part of the Daily Show that I
Speaker 1: believe is completely unique to it compared to other late
Speaker 1: night shows.
Speaker 2: I don't think the other even.
Speaker 1: If they have dogs, they have not embraced they.
Speaker 2: Don't have Daily They're not capitalizing on that the way
Speaker 2: we are.
Speaker 4: We are pimping ours out, yes, but I also think
Speaker 4: it's one of the things that's really special that I
Speaker 4: don't know if everyone knows.
Speaker 2: But the other shows are like in.
Speaker 4: Thirty Rock or like big more corporate spaces, and we
Speaker 4: are of this little studio all the way to like
Speaker 4: in the River.
Speaker 5: Basically, I always think it's funny that we are building
Speaker 5: it's next to a horse stable, like ride has grown
Speaker 5: up in the city, but with horses.
Speaker 3: Like I'm always like, oh, he's just so he's.
Speaker 5: Used to horses because we're constantly like walking next next
Speaker 5: to horses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Vivian tries to eat the horse poop every time.
Speaker 4: I like, vivianv.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna take quick break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Hey, it's not all fun and games here
Speaker 1: at the Daily Show with the dogs. Let's and this
Speaker 1: is not on the sheet. There has been a couple
Speaker 1: scared not scary. There had to be a couple like
Speaker 1: negative dog moments.
Speaker 4: There were definitely definitely Well, first, the saddest is when
Speaker 4: somebody here loses a dog and then it's like, oh.
Speaker 2: My god, heartbreaking because we're all attached it.
Speaker 4: My old dog, Parker came here every day and then
Speaker 4: it was like coming here and having everybody love her
Speaker 4: so much was such a comfort when I lost her.
Speaker 4: But I feel like for all of us we kind
Speaker 4: of more in the loss of a dog that's go
Speaker 4: every day. But then also, you know, Parker used to
Speaker 4: get into it with Ali Greenberg.
Speaker 3: Was definitely just going to.
Speaker 1: Say, raise your paw if you hated Parker. This guy
Speaker 1: attacked Parker a few times because Parker was curious and
Speaker 1: energetic and would would bounce around and if he was
Speaker 1: eating his food, I didn't like that someone was checking out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, listen, they get territorial. If it's their office, it's
Speaker 4: their office.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so there.
Speaker 4: Can be Most of the dog owners here are really responsible.
Speaker 4: I would say they know their dogs and they know
Speaker 4: not to like if your dogs, you know, resource guard,
Speaker 4: like you don't let them around the other dogs. But
Speaker 4: then there there was like some of the dogs just
Speaker 4: too weird. Things like Qually used to rub up on
Speaker 4: leather couches, remember like a leather.
Speaker 3: Fetish, leather towel fetish too.
Speaker 5: He would go into John's office and like just take
Speaker 5: the towel off the towel rack, rub around on the
Speaker 5: bath man.
Speaker 1: Who's which if you're a dog? But I did that
Speaker 1: once and he did not like.
Speaker 2: And not for people dogs totally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm trying to think of the other Like, I mean,
Speaker 4: my Parker once stole a meap all off the catering table.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's an epic Parker dog legendary story.
Speaker 2: We didn't know who did.
Speaker 4: Like we we used to go remember when dogs would
Speaker 4: steal food out of the garbages and we'd go back
Speaker 4: and watch.
Speaker 2: Security footage to figure out which dog ate.
Speaker 4: It, not because we wanted to get them in trouble,
Speaker 4: but we wanted to tell the owner, dog's gonna diary
Speaker 4: of to night.
Speaker 1: So so you know, you just reminded me there was
Speaker 1: a big dog turd in the like edit Bay hallway
Speaker 1: and someone told me it was Walter and I didn't
Speaker 1: believe them, and I went, this was back when I
Speaker 1: went Nick was Nick was at the front, and we're
Speaker 1: like rewinding. I'm like, it must have been a slow
Speaker 1: day because he was very generous with this time with me,
Speaker 1: and I watched my dog do it.
Speaker 5: That happened with Riot recently, my daughter he got sick,
Speaker 5: you know, then we had to get a new carpet
Speaker 5: up at the upstairs.
Speaker 2: I will say this show puts.
Speaker 3: The dogs at such.
Speaker 2: Level of importance here, it's really nice. It's like, you know,
Speaker 2: nobody's mad.
Speaker 5: Everyone couldn't have been nicer about it. I felt terrible.
Speaker 5: I was sweating your tears. Everyone was so nice.
Speaker 1: You were really that upset about it. I mean, because
Speaker 1: your dog is such a well behaved the.
Speaker 5: Most trafficked area of the building, like during the busiest
Speaker 5: part of the day, I'm on. I will spare the details,
Speaker 5: but I'm on my knees like I was being up
Speaker 5: you know, yeah stuff, And I was genuine because our
Speaker 5: showrunners taking time whatever.
Speaker 4: How many times Parker when she got older, got sick,
Speaker 4: yeah she was. Everybody was cleaning up Parker. It's like, okay,
Speaker 4: I remember people. Anytime I got paged in like the
Speaker 4: last two years of her life, I'm like, oh god,
Speaker 4: barfter boots.
Speaker 1: Where school or daycare calls, it's never to say we
Speaker 1: love your kids, and she's so smart, so good. The
Speaker 1: dog park across the street, I feel like I go
Speaker 1: there sometimes with Walter. I don't ever see Daily Show dogs.
Speaker 1: There is that a well. By the way, Walter just
Speaker 1: slays underneath the bench. So it's like, why did I
Speaker 1: do this? But I don't see a lot of daily
Speaker 1: show dogs.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you my experience, which has been a couple
Speaker 5: when he was younger. I used to go like once,
Speaker 5: you know, like I try to go every day, even
Speaker 5: comes in the morning or like the evening or.
Speaker 3: Whatever, and just you might know this, and you definitely know.
Speaker 5: This dog parks can't get iceal dicey like the owners.
Speaker 5: Sometimes there's some there's some stuff that goes down that
Speaker 5: you're like, you know what, I don't know if I
Speaker 5: want to be a part of this.
Speaker 3: Maybe not.
Speaker 5: And then like you know, there's some questionable dogs that
Speaker 5: come in and neighborhood politics come into play, like there
Speaker 5: signs up about like passive aggressive signs about this one
Speaker 5: dog that came in and ate my little dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you don't want to get I've seen
Speaker 2: some crazy.
Speaker 5: I got too involved and I was like, you know what,
Speaker 5: I'm going to stay out of it.
Speaker 3: It's like I'll just do the loopy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if it's like empty in the morning, it's a
Speaker 4: good place to get them tired.
Speaker 2: But otherwise I'm like, we have at this place. Is
Speaker 2: a dog around? Yeah? Basically so they have friends here,
Speaker 2: the socialize here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm met a woman at that dog park who
Speaker 1: was like made station. Anyways, I hired her. She made
Speaker 1: me say.
Speaker 2: It was amazing.
Speaker 1: Ronnie hired her, and then Roy hired her all because
Speaker 1: so much business, because if she'd make of it. But
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's so funny. I don't even know if
Speaker 1: she has a dog, and then she just hangs out
Speaker 1: there looking for business.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 5: Now I feel bad about the guy who used to
Speaker 5: try and sell me jewelry there.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's good. I bought my wife. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: It's Ronnie.
Speaker 2: It is a good place to sometimes find dog walkers.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, because you're like, oh that guy is being
Speaker 4: or girl, it's really responsible with that dog.
Speaker 2: I'm like, is that your dog?
Speaker 3: Or are you?
Speaker 2: Oh you're a walker? Can I get your number?
Speaker 1: Let's talk about in dog Scision? Am I saying that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: In Dog Decision twenty twenty four Rescuing Democracy?
Speaker 1: Let's talk about that. What is it? How to come about?
Speaker 4: Well, it came about because we are a dog show, right,
Speaker 4: Like we love the dogs here.
Speaker 2: Got the Daily Show dogs.
Speaker 4: And there's a long history of John loving dogs, and
Speaker 4: unfortunately Dipper, who was a Daily Show dog back in
Speaker 4: John's first round, passed away and John did you know
Speaker 4: attribute to him on the show, And all these people
Speaker 4: reached out to Animal Haven to donate, and then we
Speaker 4: were in touch with Animal Haven about all these donations.
Speaker 2: It's so nice.
Speaker 4: And then we also are in our election season, so
Speaker 4: we're trying to think of a way to combine two
Speaker 4: things that the Daily Show really loves and cares about,
Speaker 4: and so we basically were like, hey, what if we
Speaker 4: combined rescuing dogs and getting people to vote? And then
Speaker 4: we thought of a really dumb title and it was born.
Speaker 4: It's great, but yeah, I mean, we feel like they're
Speaker 4: both good causes, and we're going to make any dog
Speaker 4: that gets adopted at any event that we throw in
Speaker 4: New York or Milwaukee or Chicago, because we're doing two
Speaker 4: in the other cities when we go, they're gonna be
Speaker 4: honorary Daily Show Dogs.
Speaker 1: We're gonna so you can actually adopt a dog at
Speaker 1: this event. You can you can come to a Daily
Speaker 1: Show event which is already fun, and you can walk
Speaker 1: out with a new member of your family who's now
Speaker 1: going to be a Daily Showed.
Speaker 4: Dogma also a member of the Daily Show. That's cool exactly,
Speaker 4: So it's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's also very good to remind all people you
Speaker 1: do have.
Speaker 4: To register to vote, yes, and you can't do it
Speaker 4: at the last minute. Right, we're in the summer, but
Speaker 4: think ahead everyone. Let's we like to remind people to
Speaker 4: like and it's that hard.
Speaker 2: It's not hard.
Speaker 1: And also I mean selfishly. You you register and you vote,
Speaker 1: so then you can bitch. Yes, you vote, so you're
Speaker 1: allowed to complain.
Speaker 4: You can't complain unless you want to vote. If you
Speaker 4: did not vote, don't talk.
Speaker 3: To me about it.
Speaker 1: Don't talk. Now, let's talk about headcount. What is headcount
Speaker 1: for those people that don't know.
Speaker 5: Headcount is a nonpartisan organization that registers people to vote
Speaker 5: and makes it easy for you so that if you
Speaker 5: you know, I think there's a lot of confusion like this.
Speaker 3: This country makes things very confusing. Sometimes it's actually very simple.
Speaker 5: And they mobilize on the ground and and you know,
Speaker 5: sign people up to vote.
Speaker 3: And yeah, they used to do it in our audience line.
Speaker 4: They did, but then they found out that our audience
Speaker 4: is generally already registered to vote. We were not getting
Speaker 4: that many people registering because we have a really engaged
Speaker 4: audience already. But you know, it's it's great. It's non partisans.
Speaker 4: It's a group that's just like, just vote.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, non partisan reasurre to vote. If you want adopt
Speaker 1: a dog, though you have to be Democrat, yeah, pretty
Speaker 1: much obviously, But dogs give me demo. I think Walter honestly,
Speaker 1: I think part of why Walter's so unhappy is I
Speaker 1: feel like he's a Republican trapped in a Democratic house.
Speaker 3: You guys at a lot of dinner table, he does have.
Speaker 1: The anger of a Republican. We have more events for
Speaker 1: head coming up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we are partnering with headcount on. We're going to
Speaker 5: be taking this to Milwaukee and Chicago, in Milwaukee on
Speaker 5: July fourteenth and in Chicago on August eighteenth, right before
Speaker 5: the convention.
Speaker 1: The convention, and you can register to vote YEP, and
Speaker 1: adopt a dog correct, And you can do either one
Speaker 1: of those individuals. You don't have to do both, don't
Speaker 1: have to do both.
Speaker 2: We could just come look at dogs and register.
Speaker 4: I think there's also head Counts encouraging you to like
Speaker 4: have your friends check their registration things like that.
Speaker 2: So it really is. It's an event for anybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and even I know what people are thinking right now.
Speaker 1: But I have young kids. You might see by Lacasa there.
Speaker 1: I have young kids. They're not even eligible to registered
Speaker 1: about yet. Well, what a great way to introduce them
Speaker 1: to how easy it is to be a member of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Society.
Speaker 3: There you go, there you go, there you go.
Speaker 1: I want to thank you both for being here on
Speaker 1: the in Dog Decisions. No, thank you, You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Walter.
Speaker 1: Any last thoughts on dogs or anything and that you
Speaker 1: want to share anything like with the guests with their dogs.
Speaker 5: And yes, we do encourage our guests to bring their
Speaker 5: dogs if they have them.
Speaker 3: Or if we know that they have a dog.
Speaker 5: And I remember once Amanda ciphered, Yeah, her dog Finn,
Speaker 5: and he's kind of like fluffy and like they him
Speaker 5: and Riot had like similar dispositions and it was like
Speaker 5: they made for many pictures.
Speaker 3: They were very adorable together.
Speaker 4: I remember Pete when he was running for president, he
Speaker 4: just loved the dogs. They really yeah, they just stopped them.
Speaker 4: A lot of the guests get excited about the dogs.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they even ask, oh, I've seen Riot on Instagram,
Speaker 4: can you bring him back?
Speaker 2: I mean, Riot's a celebrity.
Speaker 3: He just had a request the other day for me
Speaker 3: to bring him back.
Speaker 1: Well, when you're a guest somewhere and you're feeling the
Speaker 1: nerves in different plays, the lighting is different, you're about
Speaker 1: to perform, and then you see a freaking dog walk by,
Speaker 1: it just it just it totally chills you out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is a really smart move. Again that we're doing
Speaker 1: solely for our branding.
Speaker 2: Solely.
Speaker 4: We're very I think it's it's a mental health thing here.
Speaker 4: We're concerned about everyone, our g gusts, our staff and
Speaker 4: so and also you know, daycare for our dogs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, it's that from like logistical and
Speaker 1: financial standpoint, is tremendously helpful for me and my family.
Speaker 5: I can just bring up, I can just bring him
Speaker 5: and like, you know, you get to spend time with
Speaker 5: him all day. He's here, he's having fun, you know.
Speaker 3: What he's doing.
Speaker 1: Even though in the field piece I recently shot with
Speaker 1: the pet psychic, she read his mind and said that
Speaker 1: Walter doesn't believe when I bring him to work that
Speaker 1: it's quality time.
Speaker 3: With That makes sense.
Speaker 1: Fact, that's just that's just one psychic.
Speaker 5: Maybe get, maybe you should spend a couple of minutes
Speaker 5: each day just with him.
Speaker 1: I think this is great and it's been a lot
Speaker 1: of fun being on a podcast with both of you
Speaker 1: for the first time. And uh, we'll see you at the.
Speaker 4: Next the Next Dogcision twenty twenty four, rescuing in democracy.
Speaker 1: There you go, Jen Flans, Jocelyn conn thank you for
Speaker 1: coming by The Daily Show Ears edition. We'll see you
Speaker 1: next time, Walter. Let's go sniff some ass.
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