Bribe Or Die, Paris Hilton Is On Brand 11.1.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one or six,
episode five of Joe Dalley's ech Guys yea a 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, hey, fuck Coke Industries as in
The Cooke Brothers and Funk Fox News. It's Friday, November one,

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two nineteen. All Hello's day. My name is Jack O'Brien. Okay,
put a spell on you, be called zom Jack O'Brien.
My a k was courtesy of Roming King and I'm
thrilled to be joined as always buy my co host

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Mr Miles brag from the window to the wow to
the bucket with a ballast fall, the house stood up,
bick how in peace o man oh and piece no

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Man showed it from so fresh and pleat. Anyway, there's
the one part we says about being to the club,
about bit a living time. Now, I cannot play with
your penny line? How do you play with your panty lines?
Play with your pant line? I think it makes a
lot of sense. It's creeping up in your butt. Can
I put out help your panties? This game he's suggesting
he wants to make the problem worse. Yeah, he doesn't

(01:26):
want to. It's really innocent. He just walks his fingers
along its. Yeah, I'm willing to like, you know, wholesome
kind of ship at the club when I'm proping women
cannot play with your penny line for my finger dancer. Ultimately,
that song is for Miles. Yes, ultimately. Who is speaking
right now? Oh yep, that is the guest in her

(01:50):
third seat, Uh, one of the fairy faces on Mountains
Site more herself. She is, uh, the hilarious and talented
little am Jamie Loft. Okay, don't be no, I've been
to again. I'm still I'm still jam from this. That
got a dog. That's a little all right, But that's

(02:12):
okay because I know that I'm loft us. There it is, there,
it is. I always missed the fucking drop of my
own damn things. But you do that intention like people
don't know. That's part of the home music. Oh yeah,
it's four D chests and I'm playing. Yeah. Absolutely, there's
just light shooting out of your eyes. Jamie. It's so
great to have you back. How you've been I've been Okay,

(02:35):
I'm good. Yeah. Yeah, I'm unemployed again. My first day
I'm back. How does it feel great? Fun? Employed? My name?
Is that normal? But you kind of you're an early riser,
aren't you. Yeah, that's what I remember about you. Thank you.
It's nine o'clock. Does that feel good to work up
at nine nine'clock? Feels good? It feels warm? Yeah, feels

(02:57):
the warm feel good? Woke up? Made some oatmeal? Okay, yeah,
thank you? Yeah, thank you. I got a couple of
I keep like emergency. Actually, let's be real, did you
use milk or water? Use water? Wow? Okay, so you're
still humble. Yeah, and I know you've left. I'm like,
she's using milk with her oatmeal. I would never just

(03:18):
have milk in the house. That wasn't milk is useful?
Like you know, I just have an emergency. You only
keep spoiled milk in your house? Yeah, tot unwanted guests?
Can I for you a glass of milk? Do you?
What do you use the quicker instant packets? No, it's
like what flavor? Apple cinnamon? Okay, that's the best flavor.

(03:43):
I'm a pieces and cream. It's too sweet for me.
That's why I like is definitely the one that masks
the fact that you're eating oatmeal the most. That's what
I think, because it's just basically cream is not always there.
Though maybe it's just as being out of the box
before it. But look at me. Well, I'm just saying

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apple's apple sinnamon is always in the variety you're saying
in the office, No, just any I buy a lot
of oat mail mouse individually packed. But as if you
were trying to imply I was stealing at your house
and I've never even been there. No, I wasn't implying anything.
I was saying that it's it's more of a it's
harder to find whatever. Dude, still waiting for that invite though, Okay, alright, cool,

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will make sure that we have will never go to
each other's house. Anything's going well here? Yeah, who do
you think would win to fight me or jack Um? Well,
I guess it depends. First, check out my fucking bice.
I'm Carl Anthony Towns your Joel and beat We'll see who.
Anna comes in and Ben Simmons, Ben Simons. Ben Simons

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jumps in and just goes for the juggular, just starts
choking them out. It looked like drunk Pacific rim like
the two dudes fighting, they're so big and uncoordinated. Anyways, Jamie, Yes,
we're gonna get to know you a little bit better
in a moment. But first we're gonna tell our listeners
a few of the things we're talking about today. It
is everything that's old is new again because we have

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an update about Paris Hilton and her collection of suits.
We're gonna talk about Kurt Cobain's sweater from the MTV
Unplugged show. We're going to check in with the impeachment process.
I'm talking about in this green New Drop, New Drop.

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Who's whose vocals are those? I don't know. It might
have been Slim from one twelve or Q or Mike
or amazing that Dan got Slim from one twelve to
Drop from the show apparently knows him. Yeah, we're gonna
talk about um some more witnesses the passage of the resolution,
the passage of the Revolution Resolution. Trump is now trying

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to bribe GOP senators. Uh, there's been a tonal shift
in how GOP senators are talking about the story that
the Hill recently observed. Uh, we are going to check
him with the whistleblower because apparently right wing media, just
a dropful day. Uh, right wing media has exposed who

(06:27):
he is. We won't say his name, but it is
a hymn, and uh, we'll just make you guess. The
president had a kind of brief moment of clarity where
he gave some insight to his relationship. Yeah, his wife
was very interesting. This being All Hallows Day, all All
Saints Day, the day that we all look forward to.

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Some people like to celebrate All Saints Day Eve or
whatever they call it here at the Daily Guess, we're
all about the Saints. But we will look back at uh,
we will look back at some of the all hollow
hollows Eve costumes that different people were wearing, the most popular, Uh,

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the celebrity costumes that really hit it out of the park. Um.
I don't know why I'm making fun of my own show. Uh.
And we're gonna look at Twitter because look at it.
Just check it out. It makes me feel good to
look at Twitter and all social media platforms. But the

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fact that they have decided not to accept political ads,
which is is kind of cool. Hey, that's pretty cool, man.
But Jamie, first, we like to ask our guests. What
is something from your search history that's revealing about who
you are? Titanic Mexico? Oh where they shot it? I
did you know that? Because my mom, she's a film critic,

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she went, she did a set visit, I remember at
the time, and she came back. She's like James Cameroom,
he's making a Titanic movie and he's really cool set.
She talks like keption. But I remember seeing the photo
like why Mexico, and I didn't realize they just had
that like little bay that they shot James Cameron. James

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Cameron was asking himself why Mexico after a while because
there was a hurricane tore the roof off of where
one of the sound stages that they guys know all
this these facts about the production of Titanic, you know,
totally passive for me, and my uh guilty pleasure is
sadly movie reviews. I just like read every movie review

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and like behind the scenes, like like that's what I
did growing up like you. It's odd, Yeah, I realized
for you, Titanic is so important that somehow I didn't
know these old guys like yeah, Mexico about the weather

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from both you're about the very very Are you thinking
about visiting the spot where it all happened? No, I
was so, I've I've been uh working on a show
for the past month or so, and I was writing
a lot of Billy Zane specific jokes that were then,

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for a number of reasons, brought back to me because
they were not maybe not historically accurate enough about the
very specific production of Titanic. I got some notes from
the Zane camp that we're like, well, you know, this
joke can't be said because actually we were filming in

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Mexico and so there if there were any ghosts haunting
the set of Titanic, they be ghosts from people who
were in Mexico or Mexican themselves. So we actually need
to rewrite on this because you're like idiots, nobody knows
that it was shot in Mexico, and then we don't
both close to me right away that night of the

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show and I'm like, I'm really disappointed in Jamie. Jamie Mexico.
Where was the joke originally? Where did you think it was? Well,
I was writing it, okay, maybe revealing too much just

(10:23):
the location where I just will keep it simple without
revealing the humor of it. The no. I mean, it's
so I was writing it as if they were actually
like goes from the actual Titanic. That was I was
thinking more movie centric. I wasn't thinking about the extending
universe of the production of it. But then it was
they were like, well, think about put yourself in insane
ship goes what he has been seen. I think he's

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going to be able to believe this line if right,
well he knows, will he come to your show? What?
Well He's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry, guys, We're all right,
We're back. We had to cut a little bit because
Jamie got too deep into her n D a very
very compelling stuff that we just learned. There's a picture

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of Billy Zane on the rat party cake. Okay, okay,
that's Have you ever met anybody who didn't know that
Titanic was a real boat until the movie, or like
thought it was just a movie? Yes? Yeah, which is
I want to I want to live? I was like,
wait a second. I love I love when people don't

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because it's like, I mean, you can't be like that
mad because the Titanic, like it's a big thing, but
it's not like you know, I feel like you don't
lose your perspective of the entire world by just never
having He's like, you're not ignorant, it is, that's just
a weird knowledge gap. Yeah, that was a joke in
my family about my my mom's mom was born two
days before the Titanic sank as old as the Titanic.

(11:57):
Like that, I went to I saw I saw an
afternoon screening of Judy a couple of weeks ago. There
was someone in the crowd. It was like an older crowd.
It was like noon on a Sunday, and there was
someone in the crowd who didn't know that Judy Garland
died or like died young, because there's there is not
a great movie, but I hope she's okay. Well at

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the end, you know, like at the end of like
a biopic, it says like, you know, two weeks later,
Judy Garland died at the age of forty seven, and
someone in the audience was like, oh, like they were
so shocked. I was really enjoying the film, and they're like,
I thought she was going to pull through. I was like,
how would you think that? But they were just really
I mean, they were visibly like optimism and I mean

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to that point, James Cameron's Titanic does not include like
a part at the end where it's like the that
really happened? What you just saw or anything like. You
got to remind us totally everything except the placement of

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the stars and that dude pinging off the propeller. Jamie,
what is something you think is underrated? Underrated? Oh, my
boyfriend's aunt's sewing account on Instagram. Okay, so it's a
great account. It's my so not to brag, but my
boyfriend has has an aunt and I know and she

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lives in the Boston metropolitan area. She is oh so
so here. So she's a great she's I don't know,
she's fascinating to me. I've only met her one time,
but she's maybe the top interactor with my alt right
dog's Instagram account. She leaves him really scathing messages on

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all of his posts. But she's a very so she's
if you want to follow her and her very cool work.
She's a very talented Uh quilter quilter. Yeah, she's a
quilter and I got interested in quilty this year, so
I was very excited about it. That's pretty cool. She's
in a guild. She's at Snippy Scissors, And I think,
you know, people really have to know what's going on

(14:10):
with with Snippy because she's she's both very talented and
very funny and us good tips too if you're looking
for she gives good tipses. She gives good snips. I'll
tell you truly does snips. Uh. And then every time
Sunny you know, posts something, she really really puts him
in his place. Ah, and she often will call him pathetic.

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So she's just like a really funny has a comment
underneath a photo. Yeah. She also staged She's met Sunny
once and she staged a picture of him with a
bunch of empty pill bottles looking like he just overdoes.
So she's got a very she's got her gallows really funny.

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You gotta check out Snippy was one of her quilts
in a tree? Is that just like I was one
of her QUI that's part of that's part of the
beauty of Snippy. You like, is that an etty trend
where you like so something and then just like throw
it in a tree. Wouldn't be surprised? Yeah, I mean
that makes sense to me. That seems like a way

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to display her quilthes are very complicated. I don't remember
exactly what her day job is, but she like works
for like. She has like a pretty she like designs
military wear like she has like a lot. She has
a lot of talents. She contains multitudes. I think she's

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so cool. And you gotta check out those snips. What
is something you think is overrated? Dressing your dog up
like a knife? What kind of sick person would do that?
It was too hard? It was it was me. I
I overestimated my own abilities to make a dog a knife,

(15:57):
to make a dog look like a knife. No one
knew he was supposed to be a knife. He was
very uncomfortable in the knife costume. I love those Instagram
stories following that saga and then like the people at
the dog Halloween costume with the dog Parker like and
he's a knife, he's a nice Wow there, No one
thought it was funny, at least of all Sonny the
Dog here Snippy Snippy scissors. In fact, commented on his

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his picture, I said, you couldn't find a professional out
there to fashion a proper knife costume. Pathetic. So there's
some I know snippy. She was getting those those scissors
be careful. There is there a character that is a
pair of scissors that is like mean sentience. I don't know.

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I don't know, is there I should ask her, No,
that's Clippy, not Snippy. No, I'm just thinking of I
don't know, but I tried to make Sony look like Clippy,
like from Microsoft word. Yeah, okay's making sure, just giving
a shout out like a Clippy who was before Clippy?
I think the Wizard there was a Wizard like installation

(17:10):
wizard or whatever it was, like I do it with
a white beard and like a wizard cap. Yeah that's
post Clippy. I think so like post the post is
Wizard post or pre Clippy. This is the real news.
But yeah, I wouldn't recommend the knife cost of If
anyone has any ideas on how, you know, maybe I
could improve for next year. But we entered him in

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a costume contest and it really couldn't have gone worse.
What was the winning taped a real knife to his back, right,
we should I should have just taped knives to Sunday
shreds literally shreds the competition, or just get like a
like a cardboard harness and you just glew a bunch
of prop knives on it, so it's not dangerous, but

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it's like this dog is just a bunch of knives.
It's more abstract. Ye, But yeah, I think that the
winning one. Honestly, I didn't stay the whole time because
Sunny fucking humiliated himself. It was really it was it
was pathetic. They called him on on stage and he
walked out like like you know, like yeah, when you

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bail in the middle of the bit and he's like,
I don't really know what this is either. Guy's sorry,
and you're like, what the funk I put? You sold
me out? I've spent seventeen dollars on this ship and
this is what you do? How did you try? Keene
described to people how you tried to, uh like pull
off the I bought him a dog sweatshirt that I
then sewed silver fabric over for the knife base, for

(18:38):
the handle, for the just just for like the yeah,
for the for the blake. He's a brown dog, so
his ass is kind of a handhad, right, So you
got the handle just by having him, and then you
put the silver jacket on and then we taped like
we made a little hat, a pointy little hat. It
looked kind of good. I thought it looked like, ah,

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is that you Yeah, that's trying to I would be like,
I think that dog got stuck in a piece of
ventilation or something. Yeah, everyone was like, oh, is he
a dust buster? I was like, oh, fuck you guys,
they're waiting. He's a knife. He's a fucking knife. And
he was he was embarrassed. I think a dog dresses
Guy Fieri or some pandering bullshit one. I don't care. Yeah,
I've noticed like the funniest people I know oftentimes don't

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successfully execute Halloween costumes because like Halloween costumes are like
very like I feel like the successful ones are oftentimes
like very basic, and it's just like, I don't know,
you just need something that's almost broad and like a
lot of really funny people I've been hearing stories from
who go more obscure. I always go too high concept

(19:52):
for how and then I can't execute it. Don't make
your dog and knife just you know what, there's nice
costumes at Petco. You could just it's fine Sophie, uh,
Sophie's dog. Our office mascot Anderson was a tutsie roll
and it was just so very easy aces a tacos

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A taco was very cute. We're going to actually have
our Halloween costume experts superducer on ajsan On a little
later on to tell us the Digest what happened yesterday,
what went down in the costume world. But we also
like to task our guest Jamie, what is a myth?

(20:35):
Oh uh, something I've been thinking about a lot this
week or I didn't mean to think about it a
lot but then ended up doing so. Was I was
thinking about the this is and this is like if
this bugs people, it's like a little bit about eating disorders.
But I was thinking about how like I have had
thought about the same like throwaway joke that I saw

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on Family Guy when I was thirteen, like literally maybe
several times a week for my entire life since then,
and how it's like kind of informed, I don't know,
like it was a joke that basically is like Peter
Griffin some stupid fucking cutaway joke where he's like, if
a woman weighs over this amount, like I I don't

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want to have sex with her, or you know, it
was like a stupid not jokefying quality of right with
this like fucking sethic Arling cartoon. But anyways, like it's
very stupid, but I think about it all the time,
and it's like that number that he says, he's like
stuck in my head for like over a decade, and

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just I was thinking about that, so I just like
tweeted it out just as kind of as a joke,
but it's true, and then all these um, so I
guess my myth is there's no such thing as a
full throwaway joke, because it's all there's always going to
be someone that it hits a little different, And I
don't really know, like I don't have a proposed solution.
I think it's just like really frustrating and unfortunate and

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like has you know, a lot to do with just
playing too broad stereotypes instead of like thinking about something
for forty five seconds, because like I don't think. I mean,
it's like I I doubt that, like the like when
you write a joke like that, it's highly doubtful that
it's intended for like a thirteen year old kid to see.
And then never stopped thinking about it. But then people

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started like responding to that thread with like different, very
very specific throwaway jokes that they had seen on TV
or in movies that they had also been thinking about
for like years and years and years and I don't know,
it just it just uh, it gave me some food
for thought. We've got a lot of people, I guess
that in some of the Twilight books they say a

(22:46):
specific weight for how much like Bella Swan Wade and
that fused with a lot of people. Bridget Jones Fox
with a lot of people, um, because they like make
jokes about her weight when she's like she's very normal. Yeah,
she's a very normal way And I don't know, yeah,
I I it was like something that I had only

(23:07):
thought about in regards to that joke. Um. And like
I even like I would tell like my boyfriend was like,
oh yeah, I'm like I'm going to hit Seth McFarland
wait any day now, Like I'm like, why did I
let Seth McFarland inform my fucking great goal that makes
no sense? And then just that statement alone, I'm going
to hit Seth McFarland wait and then what you know?

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But but yeah, it was like interesting to hear what
other specific things um that I I mean, I think
in a lot of cases we're not written to funk
people up, but fun people up anyways. Um, yeah, I
don't know. It's just something that's been on my little mind,

(23:50):
little my little mind card. Okay, uh yeah, that's a bummer.
Um yeah, but if I mean a really good point,
and I mean, yes, well I think that that's probably
I'm sure that like my like my performative love of

(24:13):
Seth McFarland is partially connected to yeah, yeah, yeah. So
but to answer your question, of course, of course, yeah
I will. Why do I have this dream about Seth
McFarland throwing me down a flight of stairs? You know?
Could be connected? We don't know. I don't know. Yeah,

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but I mean that is like, you know, what we
talked about here is how culture affects reality and vice versa. Yeah,
how it's like designed to fuck with you, and even
if it's unintentional, sometimes it does have an impact. For sure. Well, yeah,
because so many people have such different experiences, Like you

(24:56):
can never think that any single thing will be you've
did a single way, right, And that's why diversity is
incredibly important when it comes to like writing rooms and
stuff like that. Yeah for sure. All right, let's take
a quick break and we'll be right back, and we're

(25:25):
back and it's time to check in with the impeachment process.
But I'm talking about it in this creep smooth, really smoothing,
a smile on my face, Miles and DJ dential collap
Collabo alright, Miles, alright, Jack. So the House pasted resolution yesterday. Um,

(25:53):
the sailed right on through, sailed right on through. Uh So,
I mean it was basically what people expected. I think
two Democrats who were particularly worried about, you know, how
they would do in upcoming elections voted nay instead of yea,
uh yeah or I but yeah, I mean there there

(26:18):
wasn't anything that was really unexpected about like the rules
for what what's gonna go down right now? And I
think what's good is that I think the biggest risk
though I see, with like public hearings, is if some
of these Democrats start grandstanding and not actually like giving
good cross examination basically if they're like when it gets

(26:38):
to the public phase, because that's happened before. We saw
that in certain committee hearings were like what then was that? Um?
But what's also good is that they can have like
lawyers to pull up and ask questions as well. Um, so,
I mean, beyond that, there isn't much new. I think
the one thing that was interesting was Nancy Pelosi was
basically saying like, look, these are the rules, and the
reason we're doing this is that we can basically build

(27:01):
a case because if we take a vote to actually
impeach the president, this ship is going to be ironclad.
Like it's not We're not gonna sunk around on like
some half baked sort of plan um and for all,
Like the crowing and crying on the right about like
this is just like how is he going to defend himself? Well,
then when he's impeached, you have a trial in the Senate, right,

(27:21):
and then you can defend because right now they're trying
to figure out if you have impeached a committed to
impeachable offense. So they're I mean, they're just arguing with
the constitution, right, Like, like the thing they're are arguing
against are the rules of impeachment. Yes, it's it doesn't
make sense because that's the only thing they can attack
is process at this point, and like everything's like there's nothing.

(27:42):
What you're saying doesn't hold any weight because even what
you're saying, like the due process occurs in the actual trial.
That's like saying, if you committed a crime, and like
the cops are like investigating something like, well, hold on,
I gotta be able to defend myself right now. It's
like I'm investigating to you to figure out if you
want a court and then you can tell your side,
But right now I'm trying to gather fact to figure
out what you're being accused of. Specifically in the state

(28:07):
of Pennsylvania had a witch hunt themed party for Halloween.
Uh well, and again it's only the pile of this
is not looking good for Trump is only getting higher
and higher with more material witnesses coming out. So Bill
Taylor last week had mentioned the like White House like

(28:29):
director of like Russian Affairs, like the expert in the
White House on Russia, Tim Morrison. He literally quit the
day before he was going to testify. He was like,
I'm resigning my position and tomorrow I will go speak
to the House Intelligence Committee. Um, and so a lot
of it. I mean again, this is another person who
was mentioned by other witnesses, who has firsthand knowledge of

(28:52):
what was going on. So this is another problem because
it went from being like well this you have a
whistleblower who didn't know who heard. Now you're being like, okay,
well we have this person, how about now like well
that's only one. It's like what about this? Okay, that's
only two. But now it's like, oh, that guy might
be a Ukrainian spy. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry,
I'm sorry. Shouldn't have said that. Yeah, that about the

(29:14):
army colonel. The dude who made that claim on Laura
Ingram had to kind of do an apology tour, right, yeah,
John you he like he went on Cuomo and was like,
I regret saying that I was calling the Russians Ukrainians
may have been espionaging. So, which is interesting to see
because that was a moment even Fox even tried to

(29:34):
attempt of like besmirching a decorated Iraq war veteran, when
typically the stance of those networks is like, don't ever
say a fucking bad thing about anyone who has served.
To sudden like that dud could be a spy. I
don't know, he's Jewish too, so dual loyalty, I don't
know whatever. Um and but the I think the sort
of uh unified response about being like what the funk

(29:58):
are you doing? Uh? I guess showed them a bit
of a guardrail because it was interesting to see people like, Okay,
we didn't like mean to like do that, but right,
but maybe I don't know in case like we have
to discredit this girl. So I mean, it does, ultimately,
as you mentioned, end up with the Senate. And you know,
the Republicans do have the majority in the Senate, so

(30:20):
kind of all eyes are you know, people have at
least the like out of the corner there either watching
Senate Republicans to see how they're reacting, and you know,
overall it seems like there's a pretty big tonal shift.
The Hill published an article where they were talking about
just how Senator GOP senators answer questions have gone from uh,

(30:44):
you know in May, uh what's his name? Lindsay Graham
being like, oh, we dismiss it out of hand. I
think it would be disposed of very quickly, was what
he said in May. And if there were to be
a Senate trial, if there were to be a Senate trial,
and now all they asked the Tim Scott from South
Carolina if any of this bothers him, and he said,

(31:06):
there's a lot of things that concern me. Uh so
you know they're starting to actually be actually take some
of this in. It seems like teaser trailers. Yeah, yeah,
exactly interesting. I think you might know what that might be.
But yeah, I mean, the you see some people who
are willing to go all in um, like you know,

(31:27):
we're talking about Ron Johnson the other day, or even
Marcia Blackburn. There are some senators you feel like they
might have a little more involvement than we even know
or even tangentially, and like, isn't that an issue if
they're the jurors? It's like another question. And then on
top of that, there was a fundraising email that went
out from the Trump campaign that was telling all of

(31:48):
the like massive donor lists that they have, saying that
they're looking for money so they can be divided between Trump,
Corey Gardner of Colorado, Joanie Ernst of Iowa, Tom Tillis
of North Carolina, and saying like, yeah, because they're all
supporting an anti impeachment movement. He's like, quote, if we
don't post strong fundraising numbers, we won't be able to

(32:09):
defend the president from this baseless impeachment which hunt all caps,
which most people like are you bribing them by saying like, Hey,
I'll bust open this three million dollar war chest I
have if you guys get in line that in writing,
if you're planning on accepting that bribe, because this dude
never pays anybody. Yeah, um, that would be so funny.

(32:31):
He's like, yeah, um, can I get that in an email? Yes? Perfect?
What do you what do you want to say something
to the fact of I will give you this re
election money if you just, no matter what the evidence
in the Senate trial is, you vote against impeachment. Okay,
sounds good. Great, but he is like breaking records in
terms of money fundraising for his re election campaign. I

(32:54):
think and so and we were talking about in a
couple of days ago how Republican senators are worried because
their numbers are kind of floundering, drying up a little bit.
People are starting to abandon them, so they're basically using
one strength to solve It's funny. I mean, right now,
Susan Collins of Maine is showing such bravery by having

(33:17):
no stance on the impeachment inquiry. She but it's just
funny because she's in such a bad place after the
Kavanaugh ship like she's her approval rating is like just
not as subterranean. It's Marianas trench basically. Okay, it's where
the meg grew up. Okay, underneath that fog, beneath the

(33:37):
trench um. And she's still like it's like, are you
going to try and appeal to your conservatives or who?
What can you do? Try try doing something? You know,
if she's just stuck her neck out, she might have something,
but not gonna happen because she's always like, I think,
I think things are concerning. That's about it. All the time.
Things are disturbing or concerning, but that's usually the line

(34:00):
they walk, so they don't have to do anything too
too critical. All right, Well, so back to the whistleblower
investigations thing that started all It seems like they know
the right wing media is talking openly about who the
whistleblower is uh, and you know, the reporting is that

(34:23):
everyone behind the scenes is pretty much in agreement about
who it is UH, and the person at least this
real clear politics investigation is UH. The alleges that the
person is a registered Democrat, and they basically make it
sound like the whistleblower is part of the Biden campaign,

(34:45):
like APO research head for Biden campaign. Uh, I don't
know like how true any of that is because no
kind of down the middle media outlets are reporting on
the identity of the whistleblower. But what we know is
it's a CIA operative. The person went to Yale, so

(35:07):
probably like a creep of some sort or another. But
I love that generalization Yale. Yeah, and they're they're they're young,
younger than I expected. But like even Drudge is not
treating this like it's a big you know, a big deal.
It's like one link of twenty about impeach doesn't matter that. Yeah,

(35:30):
the flood eighth have opened and it we're beyond the
point where we're counting on this any one source of information.
The whole thing started with someone being like I heard
that this, and now you other people who are like
I saw the president. Yes, I saw Rudy Julian, you
do this. I saw John Bolton be like, this is

(35:51):
a drug deal. Brett. I don't like drug deals. I
don't know how you don't really sound. I'm like a
weird fun up. That's what I love. Like, Uh, guys,
it's our favorite muppet warhawk. Uh, let's talk about the president.

(36:12):
More bad news for the president. Yeah. He Well, there
was a fundraiser on Wednesday night in d C that
was held at the Trump Hotel in d C. And apparently,
like Trump went up and did like an hour of
like I guess, mixture of complaining almost mixture of complaining

(36:34):
about Democrats or Mitt Romney and also telling dumb fucking
jokes were like kind of half roasting people, and then
also patting himself on the back for killing uh Baker
all back daddy, um, and then was basically saying that
he would called Representative John Joyce's wife quote a looker,
and called the a shorter congressman Chuck Fleishman a little guy,

(36:59):
and some other stuff. But the thing that really stuck
out of people is that he was taking Steve Scalise,
who was the minority whip in the House. He was
involved in it. He was shot. He was a victim
of a shooting in seen at that congressional baseball game,
um or the practice for the congressional baseball team. Um.
When he was talking about him. This is what Trump said. Um.
This is from Politico. They say the President reflected on

(37:20):
the shooting of Steve Scalise a few years ago and
remarked how tough the Louisiana Republican is, and Trump quipped
he wouldn't recommend getting shot as a weight loss plan. Um.
Trump also said Scalise's wife quote cried her eyes out
when I met her at the hospital that faithful day.
I mean, not many wives would react that way to
a tragedy. I know mine wouldn't. I mean, so even

(37:47):
if he's like trying to do the my wife, she's
a ax, always always getting mad at me type thing,
it's still starting from a baseline that not many wives
would cry when their husband was shot. Well, based on
his experience, that would probably make a lot of sense.
No one would be said, God, that's so that's so dark.

(38:10):
That's so many layers of like, oh he thinks he's
like you know guys like you know, wives don't care
about you because you probably abuse them and they're all
like just sullen all the time, right, isn't that? I am?
I right? Guys? Like can you imagine him walking into
school usea's hospital room and like it's just like what's

(38:31):
her problem? Like his wife a period? Like what she
got her period? Wife? Critical condition? What the fund is
that you never do that. Yeah, my tear ducks don't work.
Oh that's right, that's right. Yeah, I don't know. It
was a very It's funny when you see these moments

(38:54):
or like all the Trump families just say these things
that are revealing about their mental state or like how
they see the world and things like that. So like
even when Don Jr. Was like I think recently he
said I wish my name was he was on handed,
he said, I wish my name was Hunter Biden, so
I can make millions of dollars off my dad, right, okay,

(39:15):
And even what was the other one when he said,
like when you when the father is powerful and you're
the son, they own you. That's how it works. Like
they just had these moments of clarity that are just
so interesting. Father is powerful, Like yeah, I mean there's
no doubt that their relationship behind the scenes makes uh

(39:36):
Logan Roy look like fucking Mr Rogers. Like Trump is
just probably so mean to them. Oh absolutely, I mean
you can tell even what we said, the way he
was interacting with children and costumes, he probably does not
interact with children. He doesn't like it because like I
don't know that you can barely talk to them about
the stock market. Yeah, like he just met his kids

(39:57):
when they turned eighteen, that kind of yeah, Like yeah,
Ivanka is like, this is your new granddaughter. He goes wow, Yeah,
do you know Obama is a Muslim? She's not responding.
She's two days old. That I don't know. It's probably
a fucking lib. There's that story about how I think

(40:20):
Avonka tells it, like about how he taught them to
be competitive. But it's like basically when they would go
skiing together as a family, he would like attack them
with his poles. Yeah, and it was like first one
down would get love. Basically yea, I love, I love,
I do love. A competition for a parent's love, I

(40:40):
know that is fun. Just like openly encouraging that is
so dark you can do. But that like that, you know,
crosses socioeconomic lines like yeah, poor parents make you fight
for their love too, and that's also fun. That's it's
a time honor tradition. My dad used to do a
game with a called poops poop Stick. It's stuff that

(41:04):
upright Citizen's Brigade sketch. Yeah, my dad's a huge Yeah. No,
this is like a long time but no my dad
would like have us, like me and my cousins run
around until one of us because he had to always
pick up the dog's crap and could never find it.
And so you'd have us run around until one of
us stepped in the poop, and then he would he
would get the poop stick and he would scrape the

(41:25):
shoe off. Yeah, and then and then you get extra
snack at lunch, right, Yeah, it was pretty smart. So
you were Logan roy, so you were trying to find it,
like as a kid, do you remember like trying to
run around and yeah, you're like you want you want
to step in the ship because then you get extra
love and snack. It wasn't enough to be like I

(41:46):
found it here, No need to dirty your shoe, you
can just pick it up here. No, he'd wave the
stick at the front of that scrape it off, ringing
the dinner bell with the poop. So nasty as a
point stick though, they got it out sweep in my
backyard like a mind sweeper dog poops. I didn't know

(42:08):
about this genius move. Just seeing the kids outside, they'll
find it. It's like it's like a weird AI hack
where it's like I used children. Smells like dogshit all
the time. The reason I got mine sweeping for the
poop is so that my kids don't track it in
the house. Well, that's a classical approach to the I'm
not thinking for man, you really need to experience some

(42:30):
kind of paradigm shift on. All right, let's take another
quick break and we'll be back. And we're back, and
we are joined by super producer on a hose ny
A to tell us what yesterday's Halloween costumes taught us

(42:54):
about the zeitgeist? What did they teach us? Um? What
did they teach us? I don't know I had to
answer that question. I know, I just sprung that one intellectual.
It's just going to list some cool stuff. What are
the deeper meanings of our culture in the direction we're headed?
And first let's talk about like what were the generally
about hegema the most popular Halloween costumes. It looks like

(43:15):
we're uh Joker Captain marvel um, which makes sense read
from us in the jumpsuit, Mr Rogers, the may Queen
from Midsummer That was the thought choice of the year.
I think that was the thought costume of the year. Yeah,
is that what the judges at the dog contest were

(43:36):
they were they were all may queens and then they
shipped all over the knife costume. Unbelievable assholes. Um. And
then the other kind of fun thing is that now
celebrities get like entire uh production companies to set up
their Instagram videos for Halloween. Like Wood's re enacted like

(44:02):
a five minute chunk of legally blond, right, it's her,
it's the video of um Elwood's trying to get into
law school video. Oh yeah. She remade that it feels
like a lot of them have so much money that
their costumes are so wildly like accurate, like Lebron James
that the Edward scissor hands and which off the top

(44:23):
of your head like like or just when you try
and picture it in your head if you haven't seen it,
you're like, that doesn't really make sense because Johnny Depp
is a sickly looking, you know, hollow eyed guy, so
that's why he makes sense. And to his credit, white Face, right,
yeah he did not, but he the costume was fucking amazing.

(44:46):
Paul George did Night Face, Paul George did the Night King,
and like that's one that I can picture it immediately,
and I'm like, yes, that makes sense. Um, I loved
Ariana Grand's costume. Was she Cortney carter Asian? No, Courtney
Kardashian was already on a Grande? Oh who is Ariana Grande?
Ariana Grande was the from that Twilight Zone episode where

(45:10):
you the way the twist is she's been ugly the
whole time. It was really really really the pig mask
that one. She had a bunch of really like horny
picks of her in the pig mask. It's it was.
It was I thought I thought it was good. Oh yeah,
like true money to put like an over the top costume,

(45:32):
and Zar must be nice expert. She comes on in time,
it must be what are you talking about? I don't know.
Courtney Kardashian looked exactly like Ariana Grande. That was one
where like somebody has once told you that you look
like someone, and so you'd go with that. Yeah, I

(45:52):
don't want to embarrass you. But in the doc you
wrote Courtney Kardashian with the sea, what the fun? I
didn't that wasn't mind. I almost and and I spelled
the Kardashian with the Crdashian like Kardashboard. But to also

(46:16):
though when I read it, I didn't know who you
were talking about because it was spelled with the sea.
For a split second, I was like, believe it, um
ship together, I apologize. What What were some other good
Halloween costumes? Gabriel Union went as her own character from

(46:41):
Bring It On Hell, Yeah, that was her. I was like,
that's a great costume. She looks like that young lady
from Bringing On That. But she also addressed her daughter
of it and Russell Wilson went as Beyonce and jay Z.
I thought that was the best customers. They also made

(47:02):
the video yeah, yeah, which people have a lot of
time and production money. I feel like Heidi Klum and
Seal were really the first celebrities to shame all other
people on Halloween, because like when she would go all out,
even some of her problematic costumes would be like, well
this person, what was her Halloween? What was her problematically?

(47:24):
She's done like like Hindu gods and ship right right,
But you know, look it was two thousand seven when
nothing was problematic. So this year she went as a
human firework. Yeah it was covering. I mean it was
like really cool looking. But then when I found out
that it was nothing. It was just like she's just
covered because they didn't look like fireworks. They just looked
like that was firework. Yeah, that was It looked more

(47:47):
like I don't know, ship is the word you're looking for.
I liked famous anti vax er Jessica Biel had a
fun one. Was she dressed up as young justin timber. Yeah,
top in head Yeah, and JT went as a microphone
next to her. Oh, I didn't know. That's cutely happy
in any of the photos. Yeah, that's that's also well.

(48:11):
Maybe because his wife, the mother of his children, as
an anti bax are vcinated. I don't know. I don't know,
because I know she was keeping don't know, other people
who didn't want to and then being very coy the
third rail these days, the new McCarthy is a man.
Say one thing. Demilovado went as Marie Antoinette and that

(48:35):
was very well done. Costumes, full face, makeup, the old,
the old. She did some white face. She had some
extreme white face. Highm went as handsome. That's actually funny. Yeah,
Tony Hawk went is Larry David. Oh nice Annas I
went as a strawberry as a Strawberry two years running.

(48:59):
Jamie LOFTA, Yeah, I went as Anastasia while she's poor.
Although everyone's been shipping all over this costume. They think
I'm a pencil. It's just hard to if you haven't
seen the movie, it's hard to place it. Apparently it's
not a very popular movie. I learned that the hard way. Yeah,
the animated film, The animated film Anastasia the beginning, she's poor.

(49:19):
She wears a yellow tunic, yellow tunic like a newsboy
hat or like semi military ish hat. Sometimes yes, sometimes
not in all the time. And she wears broad legging,
red hair, and she has red hair. Yeah, that's well,
that's what you really nailed me on, wasn't it. Have
you had her red hair out? Been like, oh Anastasia
when she's poor? Right, I you know what, I'm not

(49:44):
good at Halloween? I thought I thought it was a
really bad kill bill costume. If you got a red
hair wig, you could have gone as Natasha Leone in
what's that show? She did? Russian Doll? Cause playing Anastasia poor? Wow?
Why did she is? That? Was that a character she

(50:05):
played in The Big Redhead Red? Okay, Welcome to America,
Oka Eric Andre went as a pregnant Ali Wong, Fun,
Fun Fun. Jennifer Gardner was the USPS Mailbox Dango listed
one of the top group costumes as cats from the

(50:25):
new movie That Too Much of a Lift costume. Yea
very difficult. You didn't get my invite? No, I didn't know.
There's a picture of Tony Hawk's skateboarding is Larry that's
that's that's special. Who else? Oh? Missy Elliott went as

(50:47):
her first album cover, so she's won as herself. Okay, okay,
mis weird flex but but okay, how have I right? Yeah,
weird flex but all right. But Miles loves saying that,
he says times A lot of people don't know Miles
and I are I say the coolest catchphrases constantly. I

(51:09):
don't like to do him on Mike because you know,
I don't want to where him out. My my boyfriend
Gavelle McGee of the Lakers when his Beetle Juice, that
was a good one because he was working with his
natural natural like height and skinniness and you know, beetle juice.
At times his limbs extend out. Um M quite sexy. Great, Well,

(51:31):
we have learned a lot about the zygeists here today.
Thank you so much, super producer on a Hosnier. Will
you will you stay with us? I'm a strawberry, you
are Hi, I'm a star to uh. We have a
little pop culture throwback news to the nineties, I guess,

(51:55):
and the early as Hilton is extremely post nine eleven.
Yeah exactly. She's a direct result. Yeah, Paris Hilton. Um so.
She recently did an interview in the Guardian and talked
about her love of the Juicy Coutur Volora track suit
from the early two thousand's, and she said, I love

(52:17):
Juice track suits. I probably own a hundred of them
in every color. That's my uniform when I'm chilling at
home or going to the beach, anything that doesn't involve
a red carpet. And honestly, I think I like somebody
who's so on brand, even with a style choice that
is so outdated. I can't get mad about it. She's
just living in her moment. Yeah, she's right, exactly. Your

(52:40):
time stood still at the height of your fame, and
that's now your look brand. I can't be mad. Like
if Share still dressed like from the seventies, Share does
right but like dresses up like like not not like
hangs around in the house as the first version of
her that was famous. Yeah, I just like again, I

(53:01):
don't know what it is. I love the Juicy Coutour
track suit. It was my favorite garment to wear. Uh
uh to watch somebody wear. I wear my own track
suits that were baggy tight like that showing off my cakes.
But there's something about hbos grad Juicy Coutour. Find the

(53:25):
picture that in a Von Dutch bag. Wow wait, I
actually told my heart see it. I didn't know Juicy
Coutour was only for women. Used tights going on today? There,
I like, I like lusted after those when I was
a kid, but I was too I was couldn't be denied.

(53:46):
I was a child. Did you ever wear Did you
ever have a vulor track suit? No? I had swishies
like the oh yeah, like a nylon windbreaker kind of material.
Those are the kind of track suits had, like real
track suits or like tearaway love tear away pants until
we're ripped off out of party. Yeah, and I was

(54:09):
not wearing basketball shorts underneath for humiliating. Were you wearing
like Tidy Whitey's like jockeys. Look, that's not really important
right now, but were you wearing j cut off cut
off shorts that I was wearing underneath me North Carolina
tear away pants? Um and then taking it back another decade.

(54:33):
Kurt Cobain's sweater from the Unplugged Show, which happened like
just weeks before, oh, five months before, just which happened
just months before he died? Uh, just sold at auction
for four thousand dollars, the most expensive sweater ever sold
in one washed olive green mohair. Perverts? Do you think

(54:59):
they're just injuring when it just got out of it,
smelling it and jerking off just when I smell it
and be comftuate music? And some we find out some
like Millionaire died of like auto erotic asphyxiation or the
sweatshirt around his neck just wrapped around his head. Although
I guess you could apply that same mentality to all museums,
So I'm just calling people museum curators perverse, sucking creepy.

(55:23):
Is there any unwashed sweater of a celebrity or historical
figure you would be interested in just kind of getting
a whiff of, just like knowing, just to know what
someone smells like, Yeah, anyone's garments. Oh I need a
few minutes to think that. I got to think about
through historical Mr Rogers. I'm curious when Mr Rogers his
sweater smell like. But then it's like it's like they
never meet your heroes, they never smell your heroes because

(55:44):
if they don't smell the way you wanted them to find.
Then I learned, and that's that, and I can move
forward and make a dollar investment. I learned that Kirk
o'band wasn't the man I thought he was. It actually
smells pretty clean. He smells like cool water. He's a fraud.

(56:10):
Can you imagine it? Just being heartbroken? I mean, I've
always been curious about how just terrible everything smelled throughout history,
like deep in history, like a couple of centuries. Like
there there was one summer where there they just dumped
all the waste into the Thames River and all of

(56:30):
London just smelled like ship for a whole summer, and
it was just a thing people talked about, like they're
just like, man, really smells bad here, like to the
point that you can't think about anything else for the
whole summer. Um. Yeah, it's got a must have been bad.
Napoleon was into smelling women's body odor. He was like

(56:53):
like getting a whiff of the armpit or something that
was like that was his kink. Or would he have
them cut the armpit hair off and then he could
just puffed the armpit hair. I I don't know what
he would do. I just I mean, there's just different methods.
I was curious to the community. We talked about it
a lot. So was he buying it from that website
has the resput and like collected virgin hair, and he

(57:16):
would stuff it and his I've ever told you guys
about this. This is how I mean. I'm wearing annestation.
Give us some so I like resputed and would cut
like he would have people steal, like snip hair from
virgins or people that they thought were virgins, and he
would stuff them in the walls of his house. And

(57:36):
so like years and years later when they were like
demolishing one of his houses, what is it the walls
were stuffed with hair with hair, and he just I
was I don't know what he was saving it for,
but like he yeah, he like collected ladies hair and
then would like squirrel it away and had protective qualities.
I don't know, it might be hard to kill. So like,

(58:00):
what if that's the secret to immortality surround yourself? I
feel like this is not good for Wow, I'm starting
out there. I'll go to start going to children's barber
shops with this hair. Might have I sweep. I do
a service where I collect just children's hair for insulation. Wait,
your house, like my thing is like, wouldn't I would
worry about Like if my house caught fire, it would

(58:23):
burn down twice as fast because it's full of hair.
Because your yeah, virgin hair burns incredibly fast. Right, Yeah,
it's spreads. Yeah, it's a leading cause of basically, yeah,
do not get a fire near virgin hair. It's true. Um,
and there there's reports coming And on top of that,

(58:45):
here's something new Apple the fuck? Uh alright guys? Uh
so Apple maybe laying the groundwork for subscription based iPhones. Basically,
like would subscribe to an iPhone as opposed to owning it,
which I think is technically true. Now, well, they have

(59:06):
that program where basically, like you pay monthly and then
if every year you have a switch to a new one,
but you also have it's like a lead like by
the end of it, though, you'll own it if you
don't switch it within a year, Like if you do
that to your payment cycle, will own it anyway. Um,
but I don't understand why I would anyone would want
a subscription to a phone. So Tim Cook came out

(59:27):
with a statement where he was like, a lot of
users are asking for this, and so we're gonna do it.
But the article on CNBC that wrote about that announcement
was like, actually, it's because there's a lot of pressure
from their investors to transition from like transactional to recurring revenue. Oh,
instead of just breaking your phone every year. Right, Yeah,

(59:51):
I think I think they got scared because they started
making the iPhones so good that the last batch of
iPhones didn't sell as well in the United States. It's um,
and it was because of how good the previous group was.
So people are you know, that's the cultivate brand loyalties,
but they're not thinking of any of that ship. So

(01:00:12):
he's really out here being like a lot of people
have been asking for another Yeah, that's keep talking to right, Hi, sir,
We're like another recurring bill, miss recurring bill, another one,
another one is just like make up something that like
poor people want, you know it, Um okay, it's an

(01:00:36):
odd move. Yeah, and I just don't it. Also, like
I don't like the idea of disincentivizing them from like
having to keep innovating and creating better phone because like,
if you're on a subscription service, then you just like
get the phone. Whether it's cool or not, it just
like comes to you. So like why you know, right now,

(01:00:56):
I think I can totally see why it would make
sense from there our perspective, because they don't like having
to like all this pressure to innovate and upgrade their
phones like every year, and like make a better phone
that's gonna appeal to users like that much more than
the previous phone that's not gonna work. Right, They're like, Hey,
you want the stale iPhone. It's kind of like this

(01:01:18):
one from five years ago is still the best phone
never made. Yeah, I stand. I ride with the iPhone eight. Yeah,
I got whatever one was last year. My mind still
has a button that nice I got. Yeah, I have
no idea it works, though I didn't. They haven't demanded
it break yet, they haven't summoned the death spell on it. Yeah,

(01:01:41):
I read it for like exactly a year though, So
I'm like, soon that one is. That's that's pretty robust.
You got you got mileage on that because I have
one that's almost two years old on it's just fine.
They haven't they haven't done a kill they haven't flipped
the kill switch kill switch engage, all right. I had
never heard their music. I don't know who they're I

(01:02:03):
know I engaged. I know that there's they sell their
T shirts at Hot Topic, right, Yeah, you know where
they're from? Westfield, mass Really, there's a lot of shitty
bands from Massa. Jesus, that doesn't mean I mean, yeah,
there's not a lot of good music there. I was
hoping R and Arrowsmith it of course, oh ship and
they got there about Boston. Are they from Boston? I

(01:02:25):
have to assume, but I can't say they weren't They
from Omahana Bratska Pixies are from Boston. Yeah, okay, well
then look so bad? Yeah? Oh good, thank god? They
are from Boston, like from Westfield, Connecticut, the Westfield Shopping
Center there, live from the Westfield Shopping Star. I think

(01:02:46):
that's where I'm gonna start doing live shows. Now, Oh
that'd be a great album. I want to be a
mall comedian, just an unwanted comedy, Like in the middle
of the food court, I've sent up a microphone. Honestly,
comedy is unwanted comedy, So what difference would it make
put in them all? Uh, there was a new development
in the Star Wars universe David benny Off and dB Weiss.

(01:03:10):
Benny Off and Weiss, who ran Game of Thrones, are
not going to be making a new Star Wars trilogy
after all of nobody. Yeah. Literally, there's applause from the
get they're done. Yeah. Some people thought it was connected
to Apparently they did a uh press conference at the

(01:03:31):
Austin Film Festival where they were like, yeah, we didn't
know what the funk we were doing. We were just
like kind of learning on the job. Man. It was
crazy that they let us do it. What people were
like that was fascinating to because I feel like people
would see that interview ten years ago and be like, Wow,
this is an example of how you learned on the job,
and like this industry is actually really hard. But now
people are just like, yeah, this is an example of

(01:03:53):
how easy it is for like an incompetent, like too incompetent,
like rich white guys to like fail their way upwards. Right, Yeah, exactly.
And they also were like, we like cut some of
the fantasy elements because we didn't just want that type
of fan base to be into it. Um where was
Mark Bennioff from Salesforce? Is that is he? Are they cousins?

(01:04:16):
Because I know they're they're they're related. There was some
yeah there, there's like a lot of inherited wealth. And
then like weird, yeah, like their backstories we talked about
a little bit when we're talking about Game of Thrones. Hell,
what a what a privileged life they've had. Apparently from
their end, they were not thrilled with the experience of
the last season a Game of Thrones, and because of

(01:04:38):
fan backlash and so they were like, we would rather
not deal with like an already super committed fan base
like Star Wars. Uh yeah, we want as possible. And
then it's weird. As we made the show, the bar
kept going up and I was like, this is actually
like too much of a challenge for me, so I'm
gonna quit. Once we learned what we were doing, we
were like, oh it, this is hard, this is really

(01:05:01):
fucked up. Boy. But they refer to it as quote
toxic fandom. Um, I disagrees with you as toxic. That's
like that's the thing, right, I agree to a certain
extent that that is a real thing. But when you
objectively made just the last season was just absolutely garbage. Yes,

(01:05:21):
it's very bad. That's also funked up to because I'm like,
I also don't agree with like people who are like
signed a petition for HBO. They funked it up. I mean,
I guess you know, it's it's nice to have like
nice things to be upset about instead of like real things. Yeah,
but the main thing that they're saying caused this is
just that they signed like a two hundred and fifty

(01:05:43):
million dollar deal with Netflix. Um, so they're just gonna
be making Netflix shows, peddling out garbage and getting an
idea of some of their other ideas besides let's make
the civil show of this book. Though we really like,
um that that was their Game of Thrones idea, which
I mean that's to their credit, they like had to

(01:06:04):
go out get George our Martin on and like it
was their idea and like their vision of like making
this into an HBO style TV show Can We Do?
But their other pitch was, yeah, civil War. You might
not remember this, but last year we talked about a
show that HBO greenlit that was about a world in

(01:06:25):
which the Confederacy wins. Oh right, talking about toxic fandoms. Seriously, Jesus,
I forgot about that is as that's not happening. Yeah,
people are like to excuse you. Yeah, who I hate

(01:06:45):
it here yeah here, fair, fair on Earth. She must
go back to our home planet now. Yeah. I have
to be beamed back up my home planet. It needs me,
my home planet. Knife dog, knife dog. Uh. Well, Amie,
it's been wonderful having you back on the daily Sie Guist.
Good to be back on the daily side, guyst Where

(01:07:06):
can people find you? Follow you? You can find me
on Twitter dot com at Jamie Loftus, help on Instagram
at Jamie christ Superstar if you live in Boston. Tickets
go on sale today for my show Bossom Is Girl.
It'll be at November two at the Rockwell in summer

(01:07:26):
Elsa should come. Thank you? Who uh and is there
a tweet you've been enjoying? Yes? And I'm ready, I'm prepared.
Let's never happened, Okay, So this is a tweet from
my friend Corey Johnson at Corey T. Johnson, Uh says
picture this. You go to see Parasite after the movie,
your father yells, who is this direct to buy Bernie

(01:07:49):
Sanders to the entire arc Light Theater? It doesn't land,
why would it? That is true? We like that Corey's
I mean Corey Corey's father read Johnson is notoriously the
strangest man I've ever met. And uh, yeah, he really
tried to get people hyped up. They aren't life. I

(01:08:11):
don't know. I haven't seen the movie, but I just
made me laugh a lot. That is incredible. Yeah. So
at Corey T. Johnson, Miles where can people find? You?
Find me? Follow me on Twitter and Instagram at Miles
of Gray. Uh. Some tweets I like. Uh, this one
is from Maddie at oh maddiosas psychology majors be like, damn,

(01:08:33):
I can't even be mad at you because I know
why you reacted the way you did. Uh. And then
this another one is from Asia not Asia h with
an underscore. Uh. It's like a quote tweet of a
thing that's like viral worthy. Vegacials are so next level shit,
step your p game up and it's some kind of

(01:08:54):
vaginal steaming thing going on. I don't know what steaming thing.
I remember that was the thing like and goop, but
there's like another element to it. I don't know. This
looks like they stepped it up and then the Then
what she says is ain't it crazy? How women do
all these all this to keep their vaginas pretty and healthy?
Mewhile men just wiggled the pee off their dick before

(01:09:14):
they put it back in their pants, and oftentimes they
don't do that. They just let it drip all over
the bathroom. Yeah, like an old sick horse, like an
elephant with a running nose. No sorry, um kind from

(01:09:37):
uh some tweets I've been enjoying. Uh oh no, she
twitt and tweeted Trump, you wouldn't try if I got
shot Milania. Oh that's not true, though, Trump, what Melania true?
I said? I said, that's not true. And oh there's
this thread something from Melissa mark and at double M

(01:10:00):
Martin uh where she said happy Halloween. E that's time
for another year of my all time favorite festivity, Tokyo's
Monday and Halloween Costume Party or folks dress up as
an utterly normal and boring thing. You're my favorite costumes.
And there's just a guy whose pen is leaking, um,
guy who bought an umbrella but then it stopped raining,

(01:10:23):
and guy who washed his hands and wiped them on
his clothes. We're all very good. Yeah. You can find
me on Twitter at Jack Underscore o Bright and you
can find us on Twitter at Daily Zycheist Brett The
Daily Zeygeist. On Instagram, we have a Facebook fan page
on a website, daily sis dot com. Well, we post

(01:10:43):
our episode and our footnotes, so we're like off to
the information we talked about in today's episode, as well
as the song we ride out on. What's that Gonna Be?
This is a track from doua Sale. Um, she's dope. Uh,
she's like not reallyly been making music for a few
years and it's just an amazing artist. Lyrics are dope,

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production is dope, very haunting, spooky little sample that helped
it informs the rest of the song and as it expands,
it grows. I urge you to listen to the whole track.
But this track is called warm pants. Weren't pants nothing?
I like also just thinking about all Saints Day. I
went to Catholic High School. We used to get November
one off, and like I'm thinking right now, this would

(01:11:27):
have been the most lit Halloween because all Saints. They
would have been a Friday seoul out of day weekend
ship happy that Catholic High school listening. Hell yeah, bro,
thank gang. The Daily Zeitgeist is production of I Heart Radio.

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That's going to do it for this week. We'll be
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