Balcony Breath, WhoAnon? 10.7.20

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one, episode three
of production of I Heart Radio. This is a podcast
where we take a deep dive into America's share consciousness
and say, officially, off the top, fuck the Koch Brothers,
fuck Fox News, fuck Rush Slim, fuck Ben Shapiro, fuck

(00:20):
Tucker Carlson, fuck fond It uh, and fuck COVID nineteen
four trying to take my president from me. Uh. This
might be the wildest season. I will die for that. Man.
This might be our wildest season. Yet I did not
see that coming. I guess. I guess I was assuming
that it would be it would get wilder and wilder

(00:40):
as we got close to the election. But whoa, it's uh,
it's out there. I mean, yeah, claude this year, Gene,
because it's just getting wilder. It is really losing the thread.
But I do like that joke. Thank you. Anytime I
can invoke Gene Wilder. I will. One time, very drunk,

(01:02):
my friends and I were doing our like top five
celebrities were most attracted to, and Gene Wilder was too,
and it really really brought down the house. And that
is what the show is now. I talk about. Funny
favorite said in my early twenties. Anyways, it is Wednesday,
October seven. My name is Jack O'Brien a K. Hey,

(01:25):
Mr Jackoby Man, play the pod for me. I'm all
sleepy because you drank my case of Mountain dew. Hey,
Mr Jacoby Man, that's too much caffeine. You got jingle
jangle Cornya stop swallowing, dude. That is courtesy of T

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DZ a K s uh and just t d Z
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thrilled to be joined as always by my co host,
Mr Miles Great Miles Gray a k A Congrey, the
Machine a k A west Oh wait, no, I'm gonna
say val Side Gun a k A Grace Selda Ghost

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shout out to my own brain because I'm not reaching
on Twitter right now. We were talking a lot about
West Side Gun and Common Machine and all that, because
you know what time it is. We like old sounding
East Coast hip hop. That's just what. And we are
thrilled to be joined in our third seat by the
hilarious and talented Alex Edelman. Hey, it's Alex Sedelman in

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the a K A I've got no a K. Banana's
Foster Wallace a k a you know, I don't know.
I like that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's pretty good.
That prepped a couple. Yeah what else? I go sporkshop
those I can't embarrassing? Embarrassing? What's new? Man? What's new?

(02:50):
Since we caught you outside the sketch Fest and we're like, hey,
you want to come on before the world ends? Yeah?
That was in January, and went on on a sixty
day tour of the UK and halfway and I was like,
nothing is gonna stop me. And halfway through, Jenna Friedman,
another comedian, was like, hey, do you think COVID is

(03:11):
gonna hurt any of the shows in the UK? And
I responded with l O l O l O L
you mean that virus in Europe? And then two days
later I was like, yeah, I've got to cancel all
of my ship. It was it went really quick and
I was really I was like, I'm an American, nothing
that ever happens to me. So since then I've just

(03:32):
been u, you know, hunkering down. I made an online
passover sader with some people. That's for real. Did you
make anything? What do you make? We made know it
was like a video on that we made three point
five million dollars for COVID relief. Yeah, we made this

(03:52):
thing called Saturday Night Sader, which was like me and
this dude bench Passed, who's like an unbelievable songwriter. He
wrote all the music for like La La Land and
Dear Evan Hanson. We got a bunch of Jews and
non Jewish passover enthusiasts. To me, we made this thing
and and so um yeah, with a lot of like

(04:13):
sketches and original songs and ship we got like Bett
Midler and Josh Groban and I don't know who else,
Josh Molina, I don't know. I just got. I was, yeah,
I was asking because I'm so hungry and I love
the zadr meal. I was like, oh, which, what would
you bring? Which it's really good food, but it's really
hard to like I didn't realize that, Like I'm not

(04:35):
the most religious guy in the world, but I was like, shit,
I miss I miss the I missed food. I miss
like these big religious meals where you go to someone's
house and there's like so much food your eyes crossed,
and yeah, I'm like it's too code. It's another Jewish
holiday right now. I'm supposed to be eating outside in
a hut, but instead they're scraping the cheese off of

(04:58):
McDonald's burger rapper. Have you guys ever heard of zuko? No?
This is the first is it deep cuts Jewish holiday
and basically it's the most impossible one to explain to
your boss for time on just like it's a week
we sit outside in a hut and he's like, how
tall is the hut? And I'm like, I mean, what

(05:19):
a weird follow up question? It is in specific depends
how long how long do you think of fist is
But it's like it's like biblical logic and stuff, and
you feel like, build this hut in your backyard. And
it's why sometimes they'll drive around a big city this
this time of year just see like canvas huts with
fast rooms on that or maybe you don't, it's that Yeah,

(05:41):
I'm gonna check that out. Speaking of Jenni Freeman, former
zeitguest and is one of the writers on the New
Board according a two Wikipedia, which is pretty dope, excited,
lots of lots of crazy, lots of You can always
tell your friends who are working on a Sasha Maria
Palm project there you're like, what are you working on there? Like,
I can't tell you, and you're like ssha, mar congratulations.

(06:07):
I read their friend. I was like, Kurt, what are
you working on? He's like, I can't tell you. And
I was like, mothel top, that's so cool, you know, right.
It's like when anyone goes to work for like Apple
in the content world, and like they're like when Apple
TV was starting off, there was just a huge sock
of people leaving production companies and they're like, I really
can't tell. I'm like, oh, you're going Apple TV, right, Well,

(06:28):
I really can't, I'm like. And then they started aging
like presidents and you're like, ah, yes, Apple TV. They've
given you some notes on your project, right yeah. Oh,
an engineer gave you notes on your biblical drama pilot boy. Uh.

(06:48):
And we depend on them for distribution, So shout out
to them. All of their notes always end everywhere. The
shout out to them for letting me game their algorithm
and putting Arnold Schwarzenegger as a guest on every podcast.
Ione Alex, We're gonna get to know you a little
bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our

(07:10):
listeners a couple of the things we're talking about. What
a time to be alive. The President pulling a full mussoline, Uh,
just walking up just a big, big entrance to the
White House, which he repeated because the camera crew didn't
get it the first time, and he is took his

(07:30):
mask off. Doesn't need that ship anymore because he has
beat COVID with his mind. So we're gonna talk about
all that and how just how good and invincible he
looked gasping for air walking up those stairs. We're gonna
talk about how the hydroxy Clora Quinn gang is feeling
about the President h and his strategy for fighting COVID.

(07:53):
We're gonna talk about Claudia Conway, who has become the
hero to uh some people, at the very least a
whistleblower shout out to her. Uh, somebody did a this
is actually like a really smart pole. They were like, wait,
who who the funk is? Q and on, because we
were just kind of assuming they were a big group

(08:16):
of people who had these monolithic beliefs, and so somebody
actually reached out to them and uh, not necessarily all
those things. Uh, We're gonna check in with Pope Francis.
Pope Frank, the Big Frank. We're gonna talk about Trump
brabbing people with food, all of that plenty more. But

(08:37):
first we like to ask our guests, Alex, what is
something from your search history that's revealing about who you are.
I haven't spent a lot of time this week googling
spike houses. Spike houses houses are when somebody has a

(08:58):
dispute with the name birth over what they're allowed to build,
and they build something that they don't need permission to
build that is wildly impractical, but designed exclusively to annoy
their neighbors. Like people. People are not actually planning to

(09:21):
live in these houses most of the time, they're just
trying to do it to block their neighbor's view. They
build these houses out of spite. And there's one year
where I grew up in Boston that was this guy
inherited a patch of land that was too small to
live on, and so to annoy his neighbor, he built
a like a house that basically you couldn't like spread

(09:45):
your arms out in, but it blocked his neighbor's view.
And so I fucking love that, and I think that's
so funny and cool. One of the great building materials. Yeah, yeah,
but I like, I like my search history super random.
Like I saw the movie The Outpost last night, and

(10:05):
I like google the battle that it's based on, and
needed to know every fact about the battle and was
the Battle of Canada and reading interviews and I couldn't
find an answer for if you haven't seen The Outpost.
Here's what happens at the bottom of the valley, surrounded
by mountains on four sides, in the middle of like

(10:26):
one of the most Taliban held parts of Afghanistan during
like you know, the the early parts of Operation Enduring
Freedom it was called, and of course the Taliban attack
because that's the worst place to build a military fortress,
at the bottom of a valley, like a funnel of bullets,

(10:49):
and the US soldiers. Well, here's the thing I watched US.
I watched US movies, and I get so caught up
in those kind of movies, like all my thoughts. I'll
go out the window and just like God, I hope
this guy who's the main character survived to the end.
He was writing that letter in his bunk, yeah, to

(11:09):
his sweetheart at home. It's based on a book by
Jake Tapper. Oh is it? Yeah? Hell, Yeah, I've been
hoping Jake will get some of those sweet resids. Yeah,
he's got great stories, man, when you party with him.
I've always I've always said I'm looking forward to the
Jake Tapper cinematic universe, exploring that what is something Alex

(11:35):
that you think is overrated? I think something that's extremely
overrated it is caring about what people read. This big
thing going on right now about infinite jets, about whether
or not if you really like No One. Actually, No
No One book is actually like a red flag unless

(11:55):
it's like mine comfin it's framed on a mantelpiece like it,
people are collected speeches of Hitler, having it on your bedside,
like the President did for much of the eighties. I
think that's a bit of it. If you have any
Holocaust denialism and you're reading because like, that's not great.
But if you're like people are always like, oh straight

(12:16):
white man loves Infinite Loves Jess, And I'm like everyone
I wants to n y U with loves Infinite Jess.
It's got nothing to do with whether or not you're
sure you're white. It's whether or not you live in
a place where that type of stuff is revered and
like people are always like, oh, I don't trust anyone
who reads like Iron Rands, And I'm like, they're a
bunch of they're a bunch of bad books that are

(12:37):
mostly descriptions of buildings, like you know, leave it alone,
and people who revere iron Rand. I am a little
skeptical of revering something and different. Yeah. Yeah, but there's
one thing. Yeah, you'd like you peek into a see
what's going on in the dorm party real quick, Like
there's some noise coming from that dorm. Mom, you're looking.
You're like, oh, this is funked up in here, and

(12:58):
you close the door. It's like reading those books or
like let me see what this is about, and you
get through You're like, okay, fuck. No, I had that experience.
I'd rather fountain Head. And I was also like that's
but it's wrong. I didn't like, like the world not correct,
you know, I was, I was It was easy for
me to to part it, but I was like, I

(13:18):
wasn't aware that I had to throw it away now
less some you know person I meet at a bar,
you know, thinks thinks it's a red flag. I mean,
my girlfriend, I have a girlfriend and she lives in
the same house as the problem. You know, it's the
difference is sort of like saying you've read something, but

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or being evangelical about something too. Like the second you
start being like, oh, you gotta read Iron Rand or
something like that, then you can maybe beginning out of
those takes. But otherwise it's you know, like it's like
people if they defined me based on the movies I saw,
you think I don't funk all about anything, which I
I really don't, but but don't judge me off my movie.

(14:00):
I recommend books to people based on one thing. I
read a book and I'm like, hey, I read this
book and I had fun reading the book. You should
read the book. I'm never like, hey, you have a
problem with depression. You should read ten things to not
give a funk about, you know, like right, that's not
how it works. It's just like if I read a

(14:20):
book called The Orphan Master Son. It's a novel set
in North Korea when the pulit surprised, and I recommend
the book not because I'm like pushing some intellectual agenda.
It's just like a fun book. You should read this
fun but you know, I don't. I don't get any
I don't get any other approach to books other than
that it's very weird. That's also like kind of a

(14:41):
flex like that that the orphan master Son. The fact
that you even know that book exists. The surprises pretty cool.
It's it's it's it's got the stick it's got the
sticker on the front. I didn't have to do research it.
What can you talk me about the book? It's about

(15:01):
North Korea. The cover is white and red, and it
won the Pulit Surprise for Fiction because of the shiny
check out the big brand on Alex. Oh wait, what's
it about? Oh, I don't know. I didn't read it,
but I'm telling you based on what I can tell,
it's about North Korea and won a Pulitzer Prise, and
I'm I'm kind of I'm digging the jacket art. There
is one book that I have on my shove called

(15:22):
All the Light We Cannot See and apparently won the
Pullar Surprise. And I have tried to open it like
ten times and I can't get more than two pages.
And I don't know why. It's just like one of
those I like to read from you guys. And I
have books like that too, or it's like a subject
that I love, and then I'm like, I start getting
mad at the author. I'm like, you're doing too much.

(15:43):
What you're getting way too worthy about something very simple.
So whoever the author is, I don't And that's when
those are typically the books I start getting like, I
start like rage, quitting on because I'm like, they're gonna
say some fucking phrase I hate again, and they did it,
and I'm like, I gotta go. I can't. Reading a
book in a pandemic now is a totally different experience.

(16:04):
Like I was reading. I was reading a book, a novel,
and this guy had like a half page description of
like you know of like now you know of breakfast.
I'm not kidding. He's like, so the same assertion through structure,
a lot of that warm mornings, banana, fragrance to meander
and repossessed the kitchen tape. And I'm like, in the pandemic,

(16:25):
can't just be a version where it's like a breakfast,
Like I think that should be the whole. They're all
way too exhausted for the times, moving slow enough that
I don't need to read a fucking five word description
on the first bite of a bacon sandwich. Yes, people
are really recommending Moby Dick again. They're like, oh, you
gotta read it. It's like and and it is an
amazing masterpiece. But he goes for fucking I think a

(16:49):
hundred pages on the description of like a whale whales anatomy. Yes,
he has got a whole chapter and why people draw
whales incorrectly? And you're like, really, is that's it's sort
of addictive that or it's sort of like you you
get the enthusiasm is transmissible. I love the book. I wrote,

(17:10):
my I wrote my I wrote my thesis in college
on movie Dick kind of love. I love Movie Dick.
So that's a flex that's a flexim But you know what,
like it's a fun book. That's the only like, the
only reason I read it is like it is fun.
It's a fun read. If a book isn't it should
be like movies. If a book isn't fun, it shouldn't belong.

(17:33):
Like I'm a big, big believer, like a book needs
to be entertaining and rollicking and enjoyable because a person
is sitting down to do you know, like, yeah, sorry,
I feel very embarrassed at how I'm just like, you know, alright, professor,
what's something you think is underrated? Something I think is

(17:54):
underrated is I'm going through my first country music phase
and my in my life, and I'm like a ship.
No one ever told me some of this was good,
you know, most of it is very bad. It's like
it's like ice hockey where I'm just like ice hockey
is extremely good, but nobody cool likes it, so it's

(18:15):
um so no one ever pays attention. But um but yeah,
I've been listening to some country music. Here's what started.
What started me on country music is I was putting
together a playlist for a friend of the dumbest country
music songs I've ever heard, because there are some really
bad ones. There's Brad Paisley ll cool J song called
Accidental Racist, which is accidentally extremely racist, and then I

(18:41):
was I put on Twitter. I was like, one of
the dumbest country music songs, someone wrote all of them,
and I was like, I can't be right. There must
be some good ones. And so I started to listen
and now like, I'm way into the the artist formerly
known as the Dixie Chicks. I'm way into the Chicks
right now. Like I'm that yeah, some country music, because
I'd say some country music is extremely underweighted. I like,

(19:03):
I'm enjoying country music the Chicks in particular What's a Deep.
There's a song that they have that I love called
There's Your Trouble. But I also like Wide Open Spaces
and Cowboy take Me Away, which are too big. I love.
Like my favorite song in the Roman is called Cowboy

(19:25):
take Me Away because I just want a cowboy to
take me away. But it is really I need fun
right now. That's what I need. I need. I don't
want to think anymore. I don't want Bruce, you know,
I feel like Elliott Smith every day. I don't want to.
I don't want to listen to him as well. Like
I just I want some light entertainment and a song

(19:46):
about a red solo cup is just enough for me
at the moment. Elliott Smith was a huge Garth Brooks fan.
Uh No, I don't know, I'm just I know that's awesome.
Uh it was just like really sick at it and
like dunked on people. He played dirty basketball. According to

(20:08):
a Ben Fold song that has that's about Elliot's he
goes Elliott Man, who played some fine guitar and some
dirty basketball, and I sharp elbows that what's a myth?
What's something people think it's true, you know, to be
false or vice versa. Okay um, I genuinely think that

(20:30):
Piranhas can't possibly be as dangerous as people say they are. Yeah,
they can't possibly be as dangerous because all the stuff
that I thought was dangerous when I was a kid,
like quicksand and leeches. I was gonna say, it fits
in with the quicksand thing where it just can't be

(20:50):
that bad. And it's one of those things where I'm
done zero googling. But also I'm watching that Nexium doc
on HBO with the VAT and I don't believe that
people don't know they're in a cult like immediately, because
that's the number one question I asked whenever I opt
into anything, even if it's like even if it's like

(21:11):
CBS Rewards, I'm like, is this a cult? Like you know,
if I walk into Chippotle, I'm like, is this a cult?
And then they're in a thing like red led By,
like a charismatic leader who is reclusive in like any
anything that tries to get you to move to Upstate
in New York as a fucking cult. So, like I want,
I've been watching this series and I'm like, I don't

(21:32):
believe that. I don't believe for a second that, like
ten years in, people were like, wait, this might be
a cult. We have to pay all of our money
and provide secrets as collateral might be a cult. Like yeah,
I don't, I don't, I don't buy. I don't buy
that people do it no right away. Yeah, but they
but they got me sleeping good again and I'm doing

(21:52):
yoga now. It's it's a good trade off. I don't
know what it is. Have you seen Jack? Have you
seen the Valu yet? I mean I haven't. No, it's
it's right. I mean, yes, it's very long, it's extremely long,
but it's uh, I don't know. I suppose it's it's worthwhile,
but yeah, it's about it's about a cult. And um,

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I think the Piranha thing is a good is a
good one too, because I feel like everybody is now
realized that quicksand doesn't exist, but Piranhas, I think still
get the respect of Like they will skeletonize anything if
you just like dip it in the water for five seconds.
But uh, that was apparent. That comes from a Teddy

(22:36):
Roosevelt book. Like he before he was president, even while
he was president, he was like a famous nature like writer.
And the locals in Brazil like captured a bunch of
piranhas starved them and then dropped a dead cowen and
they skeletonized it after after a while, And because Teddy

(22:56):
Roosevelt was a messy bitch who loves drama, he was
like it was just a skeleton in mere moments that
our only president with the tattoo? Is that true? Yeah,
he had a chess tattoo of the rough Riders or
something like that. Like he's such a badass. And the
best thing about this pandemic, or the only good thing

(23:17):
for me about this pandemic has been I've gone to
a bunch of like national parks and stuff, and so
I'm like, I'm very psyched about Teddy Roosevelt. I'm sure
there's gonna be some um, someone who's going to reach
out after hearing this podcast Bee like, actually he uh
did a bunch of war crimes. There is something. But
I'm like, yeah, I think that's probably true. That's probably true.

(23:41):
You can't be an American, You're not an American president.
You're like, dude, he was so chill and he never
did anything wrong and he uplifted during his time. Yeah,
his life is like a good rollicking read. It's a
it's fun to read about, but um yeah, also wildly problematic. Alright,
let's take a quick break and we'll come back and
talk about our current Teddy Roosevelt. We'll be right back,

(24:14):
and we're back, and the President is back in the
White House after you know, a short short stopover in
the hospital. Uh. He is. It's very important to him
to uh project power obviously. Uh. And he took the
helicopter back triumphantly walked to the top of uh two

(24:38):
flights of stairs to the Truman balcony. Uh saluted the helicopter.
Um just looking like a just a man, un invincible,
superhuman in his jean gray dark phoenix, so powerful, unbelievable,
the power of this being. Uh, And as President struggles

(25:02):
to make short breath, made his way up there. And
then honestly, when first of all, like so many things
came out of that first one, he just went, Hey,
I'm COVID pozzy, but mask off y'all, and I'm gonna
just take these deep ass breaths off this balcony. It
was like really something else to watch him struggle with

(25:22):
his breath. Like some people like, oh no, he's struggling
to breathe, but I'm almost kind of like, dude, that
dude so out of shape. That looks like a lot
of people going up two flights of stairs and trying
to act like that ship didn't just gas them up
or gas them out. But I it was a little
weird to see though it was. It was like it
was one of those things where you're like, you didn't
need to do all this part. You didn't have to
do this. You could have just done if you were

(25:42):
purely about like the optical illusion of projecting strength, you
could have just went back to the White House and
left it there. But you had to take that extra bite.
And then that's when everyone's like, okay, well the memes
will start. At the very least, it was high Dictator.
It was got an act of high Mussolini, like he

(26:02):
really just it was poorly rot but the intent was clear.
He should have used the body double like genuinely. Like
when I saw when I saw him going up going
up the stairs, I was like, very the thing is
like I don't like him. I don't wish any good
for him, but like watching it, I was like, oh, man,

(26:26):
like be careful, like you're gonna you know. They should
have just they should have used stock footage. They should
have used old footage. Like I don't think any more
of him after seeing him being like we needed to
see you climbing a flight of stairs. No one. I
think Trump sets low bars for people because his bar
is so low, Like that's why, Like the bar he

(26:46):
set for Joe Biden before the first debate was like
Joe Biden's demented. I'm like, well, that seems like a
low bar to set, you know, the same thing He's like, hey, man,
climbing a flight of stairs. That's the bar, you know,
Like that's big brushed it. Don't worry about how how
sort of taxing it was on me physically to get here.
But I did that part, so it's all to the good.

(27:08):
But we are really on a roller coaster ride right now,
because he is like coming off of the steroid uh
treatment that you know, everybody who has undergone it says
it like is a real boost of energy, but eventually
you crash and so we're just kind of we're waiting

(27:29):
to see where he goes, like ride this thing all
the way to the bottom, that like post arrival thing
where he was recorded his statement after the triumphant flight
conquering of stairs, he did not even sound like himself.
It was really strange. He looked like Mr Burns after
one of those longevity treatments he had in that episode

(27:51):
where everyone thought he was an alien, and his like
eyes are all like and just like, you know, I'm
here about love. Um. His tone of voice was I'm
just gonna play a clip because that entire sort of
statement he made caused so many headlines and experts being like, Okay,
he's setting us back like literally five years by saying

(28:12):
shit like this and just paying a little attention to
his tone of voice, like that's what really caught me.
I just left Walter Reid Medical Center, and it's really
something very special. The doctors, the nurses, the first responders,
and I learned so much about coronavirus and one thing
that's for certain, don't let it dominate you, don't be

(28:35):
afraid of it. That sounds like somebody with COVID who
did so much cocaine in the bathroom and just came out.
It was like, it's all good. It's like a flu man.
And also I might be immune. I don't know, man,
I don't know about y'all. But the way I'm feeling,
I've never felt better in my life. It's his voice
sounds like it sounds like he was doing a Christopher

(28:56):
walking in person. I gotta tell you about the coroda virus,
Like it was he speaking in a different part of
his growth, part of me. That's like, what is the
endgame here? And pretending it's like not a big deal?
Like what actually is? Can one person explained to me
what like Boris Johnson downplayed it and then he got
it and then his his addressed after he came out

(29:19):
of hospital was like, Hey, this is really serious disease.
We're taking it really seriously. Thanks to all the nurses
and doctors save my life. A little bump for the
health care system, like thank you so much. I'm gonna
and it like did well for him, even like even
like lefties like me, we're like, okay, like good for
you for at least acknowledging the reality of what's but like,
what is the endgame of being like it's not that

(29:41):
big like it is you can say that you're sick
and that that you have the flu. Bush had the flu,
Obama got like people get sick. It's it is. Yeah,
I'm trying to think of the comedic performance that it's
reminding me of where they're just like they've hanted themselves
into a corner so hard and they're just like ignoring something.

(30:05):
It's told bias and arrested development. When you got the
hair plugs and they were killing it and all he
could focus on was his fucking hair. This motherfucker was dying.
But if he didn't hair plugs, and he's like, it's
all good, give me my wheelchair, take me to the event.
Like it really feels like it really feels like he's

(30:25):
speaking a different part, like with a different part of
his body because like his Yeah, and Dr Fausci is
just going full liked. I guess I'll just tell the
truth here. Even Dr Fausci just said that Trump's COVID

(30:46):
nineteen recovery could soon go into reverse. You know, he's saying,
don't spike the football at the two yard line. Get
that ship past the fucking goal line, and then you
can celebrate because you are not there yet, sir, And
I think that was the I think what most experts
were saying, uh and just sort of this fear of
you know, how accelerated this timeline and sort of, you know,

(31:08):
the proclamation of recovery has been. This feels like he's
spiking the football at the two yard line, like right
where he just got the kickoff, like and then he
ran two yards and then spiked the football. Yeah. Right,
he caught in the end zone, he knelt and then
he spiked the football. You guys maybe covered this on
a previous case. But when Chris Wallace was questioning that

(31:30):
Trump campaign spokesman about like why no one at the
debate was wearing masks and like, I don't think we have.
We didn't get into that specific clip, but yeah, when
he's like you broke the rules, Yeah, like the rules,
Chris Wallace was like, hey, why were you wearing a mask?
And he's like, oh, we don't need to wear masks.
And Chris Wallace was like, no, but like the rules

(31:50):
said you need to wear masks. Why were like rules?
That's one thing where I'm like, I would be nice
to not forget that. It would be nice to just
grab that for I think that's like the thing with
That's what the president offers his supporters, right, is this
idea that you can be completely toxically mediocre and destructive

(32:13):
and if you blur your eyes enough it can look
like success. And the fact that he's the president and
he just blows is you like, I don't need to
ask whatever fuck it? I got the COVID, y'all don't know,
I'm immune. Funk with me. It's actually just like it's
giving them, all of his supporters, all of his acolytes
and people around him, an excuse to not examine their
own shortcomings and actually just lean into their worst ideas

(32:36):
and impulses because they're like, well, look at President Trump.
He's fucking he's doing it. He's rich, he's the president.
And it's not that they want to be exactly like him,
but it's just like offering this like rationale or this
ability to completely ignore your your just worst parts. Like
start of saying, like why should I consider people who
have said I'm racist or sexist? Because I can be

(32:57):
like this and be president because I am complete the
unwilling to change. And I think the deal is it's
that the greatest power that the president offers anybody who
supports him, is this idea that you can, to the
very end deny that your own actions cause your downfall.
That's really what it boils down to, because what no
matter what it is, it's not the policy. Yeah, it's that,

(33:20):
it's this idea that it's not me, it's everything else.
It's not me, it's everything else. And I think what
would be the most uncomfortable thing for somebody who's so
intrenched in that kind of thinking to do, is it's
for a moment, say could it be me? Could it
be my outlook? Could it be my actions that's got
me in this position? Because most people do, and they
they evolve a bit after that, But these people do not.

(33:42):
And that's what you can see because every time we
get to this like logical endpoint, it's like no bust
through that. It's like, no, he's not sick, he's invincible.
It's because anything else would like if at a certain
point they said, oh yeah, that was all bad, he
should have thought about it. That's a very small number
of his supporters, you know, And like that gives no
comfort to those who just want to completely have no

(34:03):
accountability or they don't want to factor in their own
actions too, in terms of like what the outcomes are
for their own mind. Yeah, based on based on the pulling,
which we don't wanna take too much stock in, but
just overall movements of polls, it seems like there aren't
enough of those people, even though it's the majority of

(34:25):
his base, there aren't enough of the people who and
this is working on right, Yeah, Jack, what is the
poll what are the what is the exact pulling? Opened
up a sixteen point lead nationally. Yeah, Biden basically doubled
his national lead according to some polls, um and or

(34:46):
it stayed the same. So it's like some people say
it doubled, some people say it stayed about the same.
So it's somewhere in between those. But when you get
down to the state polls, Uh, there's some pennsylvani and
polls coming out that are like double digits four Biden,
which that that had always been a toss up. That
was the thing that gave everybody paused when saying that

(35:08):
Trump was in bad shape, is that he was still
doing pretty well in some of the swing states, or
at least in that realm where things could go either way.
And now some of those swing states that are like
absolutely necessary for him to win our getting into the
realm of If this was anybody else, we would be like, oh,
that that's a rap. But because you know, he is

(35:30):
who he is, and he's a cultural personality, and they're
invalidating votes and willing to openly cheat and can get
away with that, and because we just don't know because happened,
I think people are still being very very cautious, and
I think which I think is right. I have a
theory about I have a theory about the Trump what

(35:54):
Trump is going to have to do in the in
the next debate, and I think it's illustrated by this
lead in polling. Um, I think that Trump well have
to This might sound crazy. I think people watching the
debate did not like the fact that Trump was a
real piece of ship to Joe Biden. Like I think

(36:16):
Trump being that and Biden very you know, saying that
he's pulling his attack ads and you know, and wishing
for the president's recovery and and being essentially a pretty
decent guy that folks don't like to see like assaulted Wall.
He's trying to offer policy, Like I actually think Trump

(36:36):
is going to have to try to tow the line
decency wise. I don't know if it's within his realm.
I don't know if it's the real possibility, but like
I love that Biden got a sympathy bump when when
Trump got sick, Like that is that is what is
essentially happening. And I don't know. Again, I don't know.
It's just a theory. I could be could be completely

(36:56):
way off base, but like I have a couple of
friends who are like legit Republicans who live in you know,
living in places that are not like you know, New
York and Los Angeles, And I asked them when they
thought in the debate, and I swear to God, like
two people had the same thing, which is like I
thought Trump was like pretty means to Joe Biden. I
was like, yeah, where have you been to the last
like six years? Where there's a Wikipedia page dedicated to

(37:19):
the cruel nicknames that he gives to people. But like
people don't like seeing someone be shitty to Joe Biden.
I really think that's true, And like, guys been through
a lot and had you know. Yeah, so I also
feel like there's just a general like exhaustion, Like obviously
we feel it because or at least I feel it
because I pay attention to Twitter, and it's just like

(37:41):
constant and relentless, and every time you think it's like
reached its logical conclusion, like it just he breaks through
that wall and goes like lower and more upsetting and
more racist. But I feel like, just ambiently, there's a
lot of people in the country who are just exhausted

(38:01):
by having to pay attention to to this or just
having having this much chaos, and like, I feel like
the debate crystallize that, and the fact that he has
turned his catching COVID into yet another escalation will probably
eventually crystallize that for people. The wildest ship, though, to me,

(38:25):
is that we went from Trump being like, Yo, you
need to check Joe Biden's piste. Though I think he's
coming in here on some ship. This motherfucker literally might
come in on some steroids, like on E D S
or d D E D S debate enhancement drunks, because
if he comes through on that like Mr Burns longevity

(38:45):
treatment ship, I don't know what that debate is gonna
look like, but I have a feeling he's probably on
the low, like yo, I gotta get that ship before
the debate family, like I was, I was, I was
in my zone when I had that that those steroids whatever.
I don't know, there's just a lot I can see
just how he's from the reports of him trying to
escape the hospital or like his insistence that he knows

(39:09):
more than the doctors. Like we're quickly arriving at this
point where somebody don't have to take something out of
his hands and be like no, I'm sorry, no, we
can't do this, you can't do that. Just too much now.
But I don't know, it's it's like everyone's still confused.
But then there's in fighting even between his family where
like Don Junior and Eric want to intervention, but Ivanka's
like keep it going. It's just it's it's chaotic. But

(39:31):
I can see footageles, you know what. The footage from
the hospital made me want. I wanted to see like
a sort of like MTV cribs about the presidential suite
of Walter Reed was like it's not the focus, but
like all these facilities like really nice, like like and
that would have saved somebody's life because the reason that

(39:52):
he went on that joy ride with the Secret Service
and the hermetically sealed SUV was because he was bored
of watching his coverage on TV without him being featured
in it. So he was like, I gotta get out
there and like, you know, do something fun. But if
they had just let him do a cribs that would
have been great? Was it not? Like like the ratings

(40:14):
would have been through the roof? There was something morbid
about that moment where he was at the balcony and
couldn't was you know, he was taking those deep breaths.
But it like had this like very like narrative quality
to it of like, uh, yeah, he shouldn't he shouldn't
have done that. That's not if you're writing a story

(40:34):
that's like the setup move, uh for their hubrists or
the entire parties. Really in that rose Garden, this is
the coughing of the handkerchief and the slow pull it
away from your man. It's a little bit of a
little bit of blood on it and coughs. You're like, gosh,
ship fun. Did you see Rudy on coughing the ship

(40:56):
just coughing it up on Fox the other day? No?
Oh my, do you see Rudy patting himself down, coughing
and then rubbing it on the person next to him.
That was a while ago. That was a while ago.
But man, that guy's the unsafest man in America. Right. Like,
if Rudy Julianna gets it, all of New York City
has it. Like he is really, really, really gross with

(41:17):
his COVID etiquette. I'm just like, and I was in
a restaurant and that dude was in the corner. I
leave like I cannot. I can't. I can't deal with
watching Rudy Giuliani his behavior and the way he coughs,
in the way he liked people around him like anxiety.
It's like one of those things I always see as
a kid, is like an old man with a handkerchief

(41:38):
and they getting snott like all over it and then
just put that ship in their pocket. I'm like, oh,
my man, didn't even fold that ship. You're just sliding
it straight. That's what I feel like. Rudy Giuliani's energy
is that shitty, snotty handkerchief where they're gonna offer you
a little later on, yeah, exactly. Um. The hydroxa chlora

(41:59):
quinn uh evangelist Trump has chosen not to partake presumably
to save it for the rest of us who are
more in need. But um, people are people are confused?
Oh yeah, yeah, I mean Stella Emmanuel, who was the
doctor who was out front, like out in front of

(42:20):
a hospital saying we have the cure. It's hydroxychloric Q
when everybody can go home, and like the liberal media
is just lying to you. Uh she said, whoever told
the president stop taking HCQ should be punched in the face.
This did not have to happen. I'm so upset. So
people are you know what what is going on? This

(42:41):
is But again, this is what we're talking about, right
Like when you follow this man to the letter and
he's so impulsive and nothing he says he means and
he's only you know, guided by his own desires. Yeah,
you're gonna start off being like, yes, he's talking about
art thing, and then when it comes down to it,
being like, okay, so this president has this disease. Um,

(43:02):
we're going to give them like real medical treatments, not
this other weird ship that he was screaming about. You
now have this entire group of people who believed everything,
who almost like they're having trouble believing that like what
the President lie though, but I thought he was using it.
So sella Manuel saying someone should be punched in the face,
great professor opinion Dennis pragerragor you this man. Also he's saying, quote,

(43:28):
the President was the one who recommended it to begin with.
You think something would have been said, isn't that the
obvious question? Everybody would have actually went to pragor you.
I went, I went to undergrad. Yeah, I went a
Trump University. Then I got my master masters at n

(43:52):
y U, Masters at n y U PhD ye. So no,
and then another you know, hydroxy chloroquine evangelist Steve yell
As Savage I think is his name. He was basically
telling on his weird website life site News to tell
you his readers, quote, contact the White House to ask
why the President and Millennia are not immediately given this

(44:15):
well proven in practice medication protocol for COVID infection and
so their whole ship is melting down right now. Uh
and you hate to see it. I really want to
do that and just says something like, oh, I can't
believe we forgot that, Like oh my god, Like yeah,
we were, we talked about it. Wait did someone. It's
like one of those commercials are like ask your doctor,

(44:36):
you know, provas right for you, and you're just like, well,
he'll know, he'll know. It would be like it's just
to the death that Hyderclock's core. If you're a huge
fan of Trump and the level that some of these
like Emo, I would die for that man. Yeah, you're

(44:56):
that person. How do you keep track of all of
the spiracy theories and things that you love? Then he's
putting it because every day it's just like a new thing.
It must be exhausting. At the end of the day,
you just you're really just there, I think again for
the reinforcement that you don't really need to do much

(45:16):
self and like don't be too introspective about anything. But Miles,
there is stuff that's they're look like, oh sh it's okay.
So what I like? I like, Um, I like hobby lobby,
I like my pillow, and I like, um fuck, what
hydrops a cork? Like it's just I have to pretend
to enjoy the music of joy Via and the comedy

(45:38):
of Diamond and Silk, Like how many things do you
have to stand if you're a Donald Trump guy? Like
it must be really difficult. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well, you
know that's like when I was a big Farrell fan
and I had to you know, buy more Dickies and
independent truck t shirts and you know, studded belts. I
got over pretty quickly, but there was yeah, there was

(45:59):
a there was a couple. They were twenty four months
in there. They was real touch and go for el
How many hats? How many hats do you think Farrell
moved during that two year phase where you like those
n R D trucker hats. I had to buy a
boot leg one downtownwood Ones. Yeah, yeah, oh, I mean
he set off what started as a meme ended up

(46:21):
being the whole Look, I don't know the power of
this man. He may be a time traveler with big hats.
I don't know. He may be here to troll us
and then get us to do all kinds of ship.
But yeah, I remember immediately because at the time I
was just coming out of like Wrap Radio in l A.
So a lot of people were like, you know some
ship like that someone in music was doing a fashion thing.

(46:41):
You would see that trend like enter the office within
like two months or a month, and there were a
lot of big hat wanna be, but they didn't have
the Vivian Westwood like nice one. So they were coming
in looking like, you know, unemployed Canadian mountees and ship
like being like, yo, we got the got the wild
brown felt hut. But you know, each would be surprising
me if that was a bit that he was just

(47:02):
like his satire on fashion, because it is a wild choice.
He turned it, turned people's wardrobe into a cartoon. It
was wild. Alright, let's take a quick break and we'll
come right back, and we're back and all right, so

(47:31):
Claudia Conway all morning, Yes, was was trending. Um, she is.
People are saying she's the whistleblower of our time. She's
also it's a lot to put on a fifteen year old. Yeah,

(47:52):
but her speculation on that Trump is not doing well healthwise,
like could easily be just speculation and like based on
her seeing the same ship that we're seeing. And I
feel like people are taking it as like she knows something. Yeah,
I mean, imagine of just a thought experiment for everyone listening.

(48:12):
Imagine when you were fifteen, the ship that you said
out loud, Now, imagine if you had a million followers
on TikTok, who are going to be like, yo, break
us off with that ship. A fifteen year old gassed
up on their own ego and access to whatever the
thing is is not a good combination. I told somebody
I was a Sean John model so I could make

(48:32):
out in a club in St. Louis, Missouri. One okay,
ship like this is not we don't. You can't take
everything as as the gospel truth. So I look at this,
I'm like, hold on a fifteen year old with all
this attention. I mean, yes, I think it's an interesting
glimpse into it, but like to take it like for fact,
I'm I'm a little bit I'm reminded of my own

(48:54):
fifteen year old ship headedness and like what my relationship
to my parents was like at the time. What terrible parenting.
It's so funny, it's like it's it looks, it looks
genuinely like you wouldn't believe it in a cartoon. And
she's like tweeting like nuclear codes are seven five, eight
four three, and they're like, young lady, you are grounded

(49:15):
for tweeting Like it really, really genuinely is. It's scary.
It's scary to watch and I also don't understand how
like it's I feel bad for Kelly and Conway. Sometimes
I'm like, man, you're trying to be evil and lying
and your kid is like, hey, my mom is an
evil liar and you just kind of pretend that that's

(49:37):
not existing in your house. Like you have to work,
you have to work for Donald Trump, and you have
to live with someone who hates your guts. Like what
is the more unpleasant environment that you have? You know
that you've been in for the last, you know, however
many years, Like this girl is I've feel awful for
the whole situation. Yeah, I mean there's also like really

(50:00):
dark undercurrent where she's trying to become emancipated from her
parents and she says, you know, because of trauma and
abuse that she grew up with, and like there's it's
all very like nonspecific. I don't know, it's very very
dark ship that like, and now she's being thrown more
and more into the spotlight. She moves in with her

(50:21):
new parents, with her new dad, Hunter Biden. That's the
drama we deserve. The thing is like this whole thing
is playing out like like you're like back when I
was on Facebook, like some family beef you would see
play out on Facebook, except of national interest. It's the
same level of messiness pettiness. You're like, oh no, this,

(50:44):
they should not be doing all this, especially not on here,
but magnify that by hundreds of millions now. And I
just can't help but like feel like I don't know
what is real. I don't know how bad her situation
is with her parents. I can only imagine, uh, if
you know what that relationship is like. But it's like
sucks when when you're fifteen. I'm like, at the end
of the day, I know it's gonna be it's not

(51:07):
gonna be easy for Claudia Conway after this or I
don't know, maybe she's living her best life. But I
have a feeling I don't know either, but like parents
owe some ship to their kids, like you can't you know,
And Claudia Conway is like, I don't want to be
you know, I don't want my mom to be Kelly
and Conway like, I don't want my mom to have
to be, you know, basically the mouthpiece for for someone

(51:30):
who I think is. She tweets all the time that
Donald Trump is like a lying irresponsible piece of ship,
and like, this is a fifteen year old who's just
basically like, you're not fulfilling your you know, your duty
to me as as a parent. I just like I
didn't know that she was trying to get an anspaid.
I didn't know she wanted divorce. But like that really

(51:51):
really seems that's such a one clip. Uh that like
latest clip where like she's in bed like with her
you can hear her Mom's like, and you're gonna lie
to your about your mother about fucking COVID and she's
like low key recording and it's like being like, yeah, no, no,
I'm taking notes. That was no. The best part was
when she basically jiu jitsu is her own mom and

(52:13):
she goes, oh, I'm sorry. I just that was my
interpretation of it, right, how sure she was like that's
some ship, you say, mom, I got that one from you,
and now I'm using it against you. It's like, are
you filming? Are you taking me again? The whole thing
is just it's a lot, but yeah, she apparently in
a way we are feeling we are probably seeing the
most real portrait of people who work for this president

(52:36):
through this TikTok, right. Uh. Speaking of nuclear codes, one
of at least one of the people who carries the
nuclear football for the president has tested positive for COVID nineteen.
So that is something that you know, where this kind
of farcical real world satire of America in decline meets

(53:02):
the actual reality of that satire being the actual president
of the United States. Yeah, I mean, like Putin is
even like whoa, like alright, I mean, but like cool,
I mean, I'll get how I can, but like, whoa, whoa.
This thing really blew up. This is a great part

(53:24):
of Trump's you know, three dimensional chess or tenamential chess
against Putin, where he's like, let's make it such an
impenetrable ship show the even a spy inside the administration
with all the information just can't do anything. Where it's
like people are sick. Things have to change, Like people
like real talk. People have been saying like, oh, you know,

(53:48):
like I don't want the president to die, wink wink,
but like it is seriously really really not good for
a nation for it's like sitting leader to like die,
and it's also like not good for a nation for
everybody in the cabinet to like fall ill with the
plague and like the fact that the dude holding the
like most sensitive information in the United States, like you

(54:11):
may genuinely be like ill with something that could that
could kill them. Like I don't think people comprehend them bad.
It is like I don't know. Maybe Herman Kane can comment,
but like it's it's not good for for like this
many important people and governmental structure to be sick, Like
I can't. I didn't know that about the guy with
this yikes, I don't know. Uh. Trump has announced that

(54:37):
now that he has gotten to know COVID on a
one to one personal level, uh, he will not be
extending anymore COVID nineteam benefits to the American people before
the election, and instead we'll be focusing on getting a
CB through the approval s so um because he knows

(55:02):
that he knows that is all you need is just
strong constitution and oxsided Supreme Court bench to be able to,
you know, argue his way to that point and be
like remember me, please please right, what Jack, what are
the odds of the of the both the House and

(55:24):
the Senate flopping Democrat like the election? Word is there
is there any sense of what would happen, you know,
I mean, I pay way too much attention to five
thirty eight, and I think they I think they are
saying that it's sixty something percent that the Democrats will
control the Senate at this uh after this election. Well yeah,

(55:48):
which is weird because most people are like, M, I
think that's at best. But you know, when you have
this level of chaos, like it's apparently waking some people up,
but yeah, it's yeah, it's a lot. It's again, it's
like so hard to know because who, like if those
if the presidential votes are invalidated, how many of these

(56:08):
GOP senators are also going to claim fuccory and their
races too, and and and that's I mean, even with
like the president passing away if he's still in office,
the idea that like what they would do after deciding
about who runs, if it's gonna be pents, there's so
many decisions that have to be made within a party
where like no one is at the wheel except for

(56:30):
like greed and racism that I I can only imagine
how much more chaos that would add if this were
if something were to happen before the election. Right, So,
how long does I like, I know that they're like
people who did crystal meth who are like, yeah, I
was up for like weeks at a time and like
just never slept and then once I crashed, you know,
I slept for a week. But how long does when

(56:53):
people are talking about their steroids like induced uh mania,
how long do they say that usually last for? Do
we know? That interesting to see and we also have
uh that pull of Q and on that basically finds
that a lot of the people who claimed to subscribe

(57:16):
to the Q and on cult are not like do
or die and people are not fully in, like you know,
because there's so many like like core beliefs about it,
like where most people just been like yo, you folcu
with Q and on And that was the only polling
that was done, and someone's like, we need to we
need to then pull those people who respond in the

(57:37):
affirmative even further to understand, like what is the belief
systems that these people had? And they said in in
this research among like so when they identified Q supporters,
the highest polling statement that they agreed to was that
quote Democrat politicians and Hollywood stars are part of a
global network that tortures and sexually abuses children in Satanic rituals.

(57:57):
Six of the supporters rated that statement as definitely or
probably true. Uh, which seems like the closest to reality,
like sex abuse people, What do you mean the closest reality. Well,
there's a basis for that. I think in general, there's

(58:18):
an issue with human trafficking and sex abuse that if
you're looking very desperately, there's enough there to say, like,
I'll take that part and I'll fill in the rest
about Satanic rituals and this global network and stuff, because
what mostly is going on is like the sort of uh,
just top line stories and then using that to feed
like a larger narrative to sort of keep this idea

(58:38):
of the Satanic ritual I don't I don't understand. I've
never understood you, and on I've never I asked someone
who believes in it. Not a friend, I've got someone
who believes in it about it And they said, um that, yeah,
they've democrats and Hollywood people get there, get drugs from

(59:00):
the terror of children and use it to stay young.
And I'm like, isn't that like monsters inc like monsters incorporated?
That it's like that that they I don't I totally
don't get it. That's the one thing where I'm like,
how many Q and on people are there? Actually? And
like is there anyone credible? And are they organized? Like

(59:22):
I don't know. That feels like so they wanted to
go even further, right, because like that whole thing about
the harvesting adrena chrome from children thing that pulled out
about of the people who said they believed in it
were like, that's probably true of Q and On supporters
only thought it was probably true that Trump was preparing
mass arrests and Mueller was secretly ordered by Trump to

(59:44):
investigate pedophiles, which was like the foundational myth, right, isn't
that the thing? Yeah? Right, The whole thing is that
don't worry about Mueller. It's the storm that he's actually
it's the smoke screen to round up all the pedophiles
and there will be executions. And Obama is an a
war crimes tribunal with Hillary Clinton that this done the
other um. So when they when they dug a little
bit deeper deeper, they were realizing that like some people

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would tend to like overstate their level of belief because
they said, quote this is from the saying a large
number of qu and On supporters. It turned out we're
rating as true statements that they were encountering for the
first time. So it was just almost like, oh, yeah,
uh huh cool, I'm I'm I'm with that. The global
network statement only pulled at thirty eight percent when they
actually took out people who had never heard of it before. Right,

(01:00:32):
So when you like boil that down, that's thirty eight
percent of this like smaller thing. It's a little bit
I mean not to say that it's not a real thing,
but it's interesting to see like the level of like
how widespread the actual beliefs are. Where some people like, yeah,
I vibe with that sentiment because it helps me, like
it helps explain whatever this worldview I have is. But

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then a lot of people just sort of reflects you,
being like Okay, you said that. Huh. So there are
people who just believe that there's something fucked up and
they're not sure. Like it's like idiots who don't believe
that we landed on the moon. It's like it's like
people who are just like they I believe that we landed.
I just believe that the tape was fake. That's what
I'm saying that's another brand of moon landing denial that

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I've seen. It's like, no, it's just that tape. Though
I believe we got there, it's just that first one.
They just did that because they needed, you know, if
the first moon landing was fake, but like the forest
wasn't and we're just like, no, this is impressive because
this is the first time we've actually gone, you know,
or I like that it's so hypothetical that once they

(01:01:35):
get up there, they had it all fucked up and
they're like, Yo, this is not what it's like at all. Bro,
Like the first one that we taped, it is not
like the reality part. So either we're gonna have to
not show anybody up here anymore, or we're gonna have
to come clean about that first one being it turns
out the cameras didn't work, and there're lots of trees here, man,
Like there are way more trees than we the trees. Anyways,

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that's all really interesting new information. I I think that
Q and ON is probably not worth spending a lot
of time thinking about as a representative like voting block
of the country necessarily, but more as a terror organization
that could like really harm people. Um, because like there's

(01:02:22):
that guy outside of the outside of the hospital when
the President did his little like drive by, his little
COVID drive by that where the c span just happened
to catch this guy that didn't even like show his face.
But here can you play that clip? Actually, God bless
our president. I will die for him. I will die

(01:02:42):
for that man, happily. I will die for him. Anybody
want to mess with him, you mess with me first.
He's a hero, that man Michels. God bless America, God
bless you guys, God bless God Bless the police, God
bless you. Was it one of the Secret Service agents

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who was for that that man? I'm gonna die for him,
Like you don't understand, Like I'm basically that guy jumping
in front of Kennedy after he got his head blown off,
Like I will die for in the process of dying
for this man, for that man. Yeah, um yeah, I
mean I like, on the one hand, that's just some

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random dude on the street who was already uh you know,
uh exactly, So he's already he's not necessarily the most
representative like random selection of human beings. But like it
only takes a handful of people to do something really scary.
So I'm just you know, Alex Jones early on in

(01:03:52):
the presidency, when people were like talking about the uh
potential impeachment of Trump, was like, they try and take
him away from us, we will make the streets run red. Uh.
Like I just when these people tell us that they
will kill us for trying to like vote Trump out
of office or get Trump out of office, I think

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we should like take that seriously or at least believe
those specific people. Um. So I definitely won't be like dismissive.
But also that man's energy and that clip. No, you
would not die for that president, or you did not
sound like somebody who would die for fucking anything. But
you know, I get it. You got the camera there,
your little gassed up you're on TV. You want to
act like you're you know, sucking o g MAGA gang.

(01:04:36):
But uh yeah, but either way, there are plenty of
Q and On supporters, plenty of extremists that have demonstrated
that capacity for things like that. So yeah, it's all
up on a place with assault rifles. Um. And then
when they realized that the uh there's no basement, uh

(01:04:56):
pedophile child smuggling scheme let alone, no basement at all.
They'll just be like, oh, I've made a horrible mistake.
That's that story is like one of the most amazing.
The guy who like brought the gun to compizza and
like I was willing to like once he saw with
his own eyes that it wasn't happening like he thought.

(01:05:17):
He was like, oh, man, I really got egg on
my face on this one guy. Uh, damn it. My
the guys on the message board are really going to
have a laugh this time. Yeah. Anyways, a super producer
around hosnie H sent me apparently after steroids are discontinued,
depressive symptoms persist approximately four weeks, many a three weeks.

(01:05:40):
To lear him a few days, uh approximately one half
of patients with steroid psychosis and prove them four days
and one half within two weeks. But I'm still we'll
look into how long this run of steroids he's There'll
be a clip of him working out in the gym, right,
I'm telling you, there's this is where we're headed. Right

(01:06:01):
he did that. I feel like he's going to have
some bad ideas that people are in the as we speak,
they're like, no, we cannot pay you same bolt to
dress up like you for a long shot where it
looks like you're running so fast you're running past the motorcade.
We just can't do that and it just doesn't work.
Like He's like, fine, but if you got a Stone

(01:06:23):
Coats Steve Austin and uh, I give him the Stunner
and then the Rose guarded, that would be I don't
I don't know. I'm not saying that the president's on
state raids, but he had seventy two home runs this year.
Alex has been a pleasure of having you. Man, Where
can people find you? Follow you? I'm on Instagram, Twitter,

(01:06:48):
my Twitter handles at Alex Seddleman and my Instagram handles
at the Alex Sedtleman. And I've got an album out,
the comedy album called Until Now. And this may not
be up today, but it'll be up soon. And I'm
actually I'm not gonna I'm not sure if I'm a
lot of talk about that yet, but I'm putting I'm
putting to something political, but stay tuned. Yeah, Claudia Conway's TikTok.

(01:07:16):
Everything will be a but. But yeah, I've got an
album and uh, and I love his podcast. So people,
you know, I'm no Jamie Loft, but but I do.
Uh but I thanks you guys, thanks so much for
having me. Uh tweet some other work of social media
you've been enjoying. The one tweet that I have really loved,

(01:07:38):
I'm just thinking of, well, there's been so many, but
one that I really loved from Daniel Kibble Smith. It's
like one of those sort of No. One formats. It
was Claudia Conway two years from now. Hey guess whose
skulllett is? Two weeks here? But it made me laugh

(01:07:58):
because like, yeah, this girl's those girls on the inside.
But uh yeah, thanks so much for having me Miles.
Where can people find you? What the tweet you've been enjoying?
Oh Man, Twitter, Instagram at Miles of Gray and also
the other podcast for twenty Day Fiance with Sophia Alexandra,
you know, spread the gospel of reality trash uh tweet?

(01:08:20):
I like the first one I just saw, and I'm
just gonna call it out because I don't have the
emotional fortitude to keep scrolling my phone, so I will
say this one from Andrew t He says it seems
wild to me that Baron has no interest in that
Claudia Conway Cloud. Uh, he could, he could definitely do something.
I mean he would you get an off white sneaker
and ship. Yeah seriously, uh fashion icon. The dude is

(01:08:46):
like six six now, somebody should draft him so much
if he's on p DS man heard him speak ever, Nah,
I think that's probably let's leave Let's leave that that
boy alone. It's got to be leave that boy alone
for for like, I can't imagine going to school at all,

(01:09:09):
like you talk about Kelly and Conway, like fucking up
your life as her teenage daughter. Imagine being uh yeah,
because I know I know some people who are related
to people who maybe not don't have the best reputations
and their lives aren't that great. They and they live
kind of in this like bizarro shadow. Uh that is

(01:09:31):
very hard to shake and so you know, anyway, shout
out to Cloud Chaser's A couple of tweets have been
enjoying Mr skeleton Bones at hello. Colon tweeted that video
of Trump kind of like gasping but trying to pretend
he isn't gasping and saying me in high school, pretending
the Blount I just hit isn't giving me the biggest
asthma attack of my life? Uh? And then at Dead

(01:10:01):
Donald Trump tweeted, I'm dead in Hell, No regrets, great place, fabulous,
the hottest um. And then Sarah Lazarus tweeted, just fell
out of a fiftieth story window and so far, so good,
feels like flying. Don't be afraid of falling out of windows. Boy. Uh.

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