Brooms Take A Stand, Roger Stone Gets Away With It 2.12.20

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season one, twenty, episode
three of The Daily See Guys, the production of I
Heart Radio. This is the podcast where we take a
deep dive into America's shared consciousness and say, officially, off
the top, fuck the Koch Brothers and fuck Fox News.
It's Wednesday, February. My name is Jack O'Brien, a k A.

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Let's see how this goes when I find the left
to be in trouble from stupid apps and mayor Pete
New Hampshire's choice is less dumb primaries. It was a
stupid process to add unneeded technology. Thank god. Most other
places primary primaries, primaries, Jacobs for primaries, IOA, this was

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dumb primaries, all right, that is her to see if
Christy I'm Gucci, may thank you, thank you, don't stop
another first, let's just from Christi Yama Gucci. That is incredible,
Yamagucci main. Oh, it's a it's a you want to

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hear the fold. I want to see a full Beatles
parody album. That's just just just really topical election. Yeah,
you go to really rush it out. Yeah, what's that?
What's that guy who's like the conservative political fake like
weird ol guy. I feel like we're I've never heard

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of this, but of course you know super producer around
and hos me, he knows who I'm talking Rainbow. No,
all right, we'll figure it out. I'll figure out who
I'm talking about. I just I want to know a
couple of his conservative, weird al parody songs. I need
to I need to look him up. I feel like
I saw I know him mostly from a sketch on

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a comedy show that was making fun of him, but
I will find I'm thrilled to be joined today by
my special guest co host, Mr Nick Turner. I hate
to brag and I hate to boast, but to say
in it from coast to coast, I'm very proud to
be your new co host. Thank you. Wow everyone, Miles

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Gray went to jail jail, uh in prison for uh well,
we'll see how long. The first I was supposed to
be seven day, nine years, but then the do o
J intervened and said, let's double that. Yeah, they love
the zeitgeist. I'm just full of topical refs. Uh Hey, Nick,
Miles and I are going on the road with our

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time machine super Producer on a Hosni a uh and
some special guests were in Brooklyn today at the Bellhouse
on February twelve, Today with Daniel O'Brien, Washington, d C.
February at the Miracle Theater with Natalie McGill. Will be
a mini apples Chicago and Toronto. I've been told us
how you pronounce it later on in the month, but Brooklyn,

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d C. Come out and uh get at us. Well,
we've been having a blast so far on this tour.
For tickets, go to daily zeitgeis dot com. Go to
the live appearances tab for links to the tickets. We
are thrilled to be joined in our third seat by
the hilarious and talented comedian Joey Cliff. Hey, everybody, I
guess we're doing song parodies ourselves, So let's hear. Hey Joey,

(03:32):
I'm on your This is Hey dude, I'm on your podcast.
It's Collins Daile Zach. Guys. Let's talk about politics and stuff. Remember,
I don't know, I'm sorry, I just get to interject
that mine was original. Yeah, oh ship, I mean I
thought you were gonna say you were like hot butter

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on breakfast, but you went in a different direction. I
used some well worn material to it. I thought you
doing like the Beastie Boys, body moving. Um like I
don't mean to brag, I don't mean to boast, but
I'm intercontinent. Don't want to eat French to Yes, well,
I think bragging and boasting is a is a hip
hop through line. Yeah yeah, that's from Yeah and as
we all know, um, sugar Hill Game. The people who

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invented rap were the best boys. Yes, of course the
first and only rap group. One of my favorite old
school rap specifics was before n d MC came out.
Rappers didn't know song structure, so they would just rap
about how cool they are till they ran out of rhymes.
So every every rap songs pre is like nine minutes.

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It's just like sugar Hill Game. Yea. Yeah, Like that's
a great beat, but on like it's on my son's
mix of like favorite songs. He's three, and when it
comes on, I like try and switch it before he
hears what it is fucking long. It's like, oh my god,
I can't. And there's a whole verse that's like a

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bad comedy routine about chicken tasting bad. Yeah, you need
to get on that kids bop. Yeah, that's where it's at.
Kids Bop is where it's Do they have a Kid's
Bob sugar Hill Garing? Probably not. I feel like Kids
Bop is mostly Top forty radio. They don't do a
lot of classics, But I could be wrong. Um. I
love when Kids Bop finds clever ways to censor swear words. Yeah,

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just like truth hurts. It's just like that kid just
like changes the meaning a little bit defect. Yeah. Alright, well, Joey,
we're going to get to know you a little bit
better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners
a couple of the things we're talking about. Mostly, we're

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gonna be talking about our success and failures at the
Broom Standing Up Challenge or whatever the people are calling that.
We might also have time to talk about politics. Bloomberg
moving into number two on the betting markets. I should
be very careful, Nick, because you are taking action on
these betting markets. Uh, we're gonna talk about how Iowa

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still isn't clear, let alone New Hampshire, which you know,
as of this recording, we don't know what happened in
New Hampshire. You guys listeners probably no more than us
we're gonna talk about Roger Stone just got the hook
up from Trump uh, And we're gonna talk about the
Cat's visual effects artists. We're gonna talk about Olivia, Jade
and Becky's youngest daughter. We're gonna talk about all of

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that and plenty more. But first, Joey would like to
ask our guest, what is something from your search history
that's revealing about who you are? Okay, so that's gonna
be a very lame answer. Um. The top thing in
my Google search history is how to see Google search history.
I got the email from Hannah and I was like, wait,
how do I do that? Then I googled it and

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I was like, oh, now that's the number one thing. Um.
I think I'm just one of those people that, like
like a lot of comedians, constantly ruled with anxiety, and
I'm always worried about doing things wrong. So even in
this I was just like, oh, I need to like
know the steps to do it. Oh, oh, it's just
a bar uptop. Oh I've done this before. Are you
in a relationship not currently in a relationship? Sorry, but

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this is important and I'll see why the next time
I'm in a relationship with podcasting just not going well.
I feel like, if there's another person in your room
who has easy access to your phone, you know how
to access your search history and how to delete it. Really,
I guess I've just never dated anybody that, like, as

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far as I know, roots through my stuff. Is that normal? No,
it's not that. Um, anyone snooping, but it's just like,
oh hey, let me look it up. Here's the nearest phone.
I'm gonna put in a couple of letters. Then all
of a sudden up and you're like, why did you
do that? And I'm not like weird virus, cause this

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just like like y u K bug am I right? Yeah,
I think you're into step Mom's baby. What is something
you think is overrated? You something I think is overrated? Uh,
this is gonna be a very deep nerds specific but
I've been holding this hot take inside of me for
twenty three years, So here goes. UM. I think that
the video game Final Fantasy seven is so fucking overratedly somebody,

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yeah people, it came out in seven. Um it's a
Japanese RPG the people consider to be one of the
best stories and one of the best video games of
all time, and to that, I say, not true. It
is not as good as Final Fantasy six, that's clearly
the best one in the series. Um. I feel so
passionate about this that I will physically fight anybody who disagrees.

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I weigh a hundred and thirty pounds and in five
ft eleven, so I would lose that fight. But you
have a lot of knives on you. I have a
lot of knives. Oh man, it's a Final Fantasy six reference.
You get it if you played it. Final Fantasy seven
so fucking overrated? Huh. I have a theory, um, and
that's because the movie Final Fantasy came out like four
years later. Yeah, and I feel like that year or whatever,

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that year is when they were not focused on their
main property because they were too busy trying to make
that movie. Yeah. Well I think that, like this is okay,
Like I'm excited to dive into this. Um. So uh.
Final Fantasy six was I think the last I guess
like purest Final Fantasy, and then Final Fantasy seven was
clearly when they got like a ton of marketing budget.
They recently signed with Sony toft in the PlayStation exclusive,

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so that's clearly when they were like trying to do
a mainstream push for the series, and because of that,
like they kind of made all of the characters just
like just like angsty edge lords, and like clearly like
they had a focus group of what do teens like
and like it's like it's like tell you what they
don't like? Their parents? Yeah, like their parents and so yeah,

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I definitely got get what you're saying where it's like
it definitely feels like that was the like appeal to
the United States. Yeah, this was there. This was their
push for the top forty album opposed to They're Cool.
I was going to say, it's something that happens a
lot in music, where like somebody will do their major
label debut and people will be like, oh, this is
a great album, and then you have to feel like

(10:10):
it's like that's as good as They're old. That's just
the first album that you heard, right Yeah, yeah, alright,
Steff Roth Sucks isn't an antagonist. I'm just gonna say that. Uh.
DJ Daniel, our producer, was nodding vociferously. Yeah he really.
I thought he was gonna if ever he was going

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to open that window. This was yeah. Yeah, but hooray.
Final Fantasy six yes, and the most recent one, I
don't know. He stop playing at What is something you
think is underrated? Something is underrated? This is very on
topic that we're talking about in a second. But the
Cats Movie. The Cats Movie is incredible. I think it's

(10:55):
genuinely one of my favorite movies that I saw last year.
I think everybody that shipped talking once again, I will
physically fight you. I'm just ready, blanket, blankett, just I'll fight,
will fight. You will beat me because I'm very weak
and don't know how to fight, but i will do it. Um.
But yeah, the Cats Movie, Um, I saw it. I
mean it might just be that I saw it in

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the best possible way to see it, in that I'm
a big cat guy. I run a Facebook group for
l A comedians to share pictures of their cats. It's
called the el Under and Cat Network at as eleven
thousand members and I'm very popular. So I basically just
found a screening of The Cats Movie in Burbank on
January four first that had no tickets sold. So I
was like, let's just hijack this and turn into a

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singalong screening. We sold it out in four hours, about
fifty pairs of cattiers that I passed out to people
as they walked in, and we just like yelled at
the screen and sang and it was like the most
fun I've ever had watching a movie. And I feel
like any critic that bad mouth that movie, if you
saw it during like that circumstance, you would agree, this
is the most fun thing that you've ever seen in

(11:58):
your life. And I think people are talking about it
be having that sort of uh like future that that
that it'll be the new Rocky Horror. It's the new Room.
It's the new Rocky Horror. Like if Universal wants it,
like it will absolutely make some money back in ten
years and like sold out midnight screenings or whatever. Yeah,

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it's not not ideal, not what they were going, but
they're like, people are gonna people are gonna really hate
this and watch it as a bit, so we're gonna
get bit money to pay this back. Yeah, it's like
what if you shoot for the moon and land among
the stars. But that's said. I mean, like there are
so many movies that, like, you know, even the award

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winning movies that you forget about two years later, whereas
Cats is going to be like on the tip of
the public consciousness for like a decade. You feel just
like be a quick remake, just a quick they do
it again in five years, maybe like like the incredible Yes,
yeah yeah, I mean I think that the problem with
and I'm sure we'll get into this morning a second,
but like the issue with it is that, like it's

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really just, uh, they needed to decide if the cats
were gonna look like they do in the musical where
it's just people wearing leotards, or if they were gonna
look like fully CG cats. Like in the end, they
were like, well, let's do both do an Island of
Dr Moreau monstrosity. And it's like if they didn't remake
where they literally just like made the cats look less insane,

(13:22):
it would be like you would probably do, well, we're
more insane. Yeah, actually I'm more insane. I wanted to be.
I wanted to be like a Cathulu monster where I
literally go crazy while watching it. I haven't seen Cats yet,
but like, I know, I feel I feel bad about that.
It is probably the movie I'm most want to see
in theaters because it seems like it's the thing you

(13:43):
have to see with other people, just like watching on
your phone. Yeah, Um, like what percentage of what people
are reacting to in terms of like the good badness
of it? Uh? Is unintentional, would you say? Versus like
the director had a vision and that was just a
very strange vision. I mean, I think it's tough because

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like ultimately, like what the Cat's musical is is this
very discordant and weird thing. So like with that in mind,
I think that the director like absolutely nailed of like, oh,
I'm gonna make an insane movie. Um. I don't think
that he expected from frame one the audience to just
openly heckle the scream. The first frame that you see
is a weird cat in a moon and it's just

(14:25):
like it's like from there, it's just like it just
ramps up in craziness every minute or so. Um. So
you know, I think that I don't think I think
that going into it he thought that this was going
to be like a prestige movie because he made he
directed like Limas Rob and a lot of other like
really like award winning speech, which was going to bring
up as the example of like a movie that was

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acclaimed at the time and then forgotten immediately, like a
couple of years later. Yeah, like, the Cats movie is
going to be remembered far longer than the King speech
ever will. And it's a more historically important story because
it's about cats. How could you get a more important
story of a I who stutters learning how to not stutter?
I mean, what an overcoming of the odds? Yeah, you're right,

(15:08):
Andy's King. Yeah Yeah, wait a second, Yeah you're right.
Never mind, we should, we should, I'll cut the King
some slack. I had a group of friends that went off, layoff,
your majesty. I had a group of friends that went
to see Cats and they all just up like dogs.

(15:33):
So the story, so story for my Cat screening I
think is really funny. Um, like, uh, there was one
guy that bought a ticket to the screening between when
I started promoting it and when it sold out, who
was just like legit of Vietnam Vet who just wanted
to see the Cats movie at like one PM on
like a Wednesday or something. And um, he left five

(15:54):
minutes into the previews because everybody in the audience wouldn't
stop booing whenever a dog would show up. It was
just like I was passing out cattiers and he walked out.
He seemed like a very nice guy, but he was
just like, I just can't do it. Everybody's booing whenever
they see a dog. I just gotta get a refund.
So in between you deciding Okay, I'm gonna do an
all cats, all cat Facebook group screening and when uh

(16:19):
like showtime, this guy bought a ticket and got mixed
in with Yeah. He was just like, yeah, yeah, this
guy just happened to buy a ticket in the four
hours when I promoted and when it sold out. It
was delightful. The idea that's I think that's very cool
that you did that. That's like a thing that I like,
a muscle that I don't have that I really admire

(16:42):
in other people. Like one of our past guest Demio,
did you eBay like does these big like event parties
and like they're like always like have clever premises and
like that's just something I would never think to do.
But that's really cool that you put that event together.
Seems like a magical time thing. Yeah, yeah, I mean

(17:03):
I guess it's just like you know, you are always
it's it's fun to hang out with people, and it's
it's fun to like make memories and do crazy ship
with people, right yeah, yeah, I think I think my
problem is it's not fun for me to hang out
with people. Oh god, it that's a fine. Yeah, you're you.
We're in a podcast studio with four other people. Yeah,
this is the only way I talk to people. Yeah,

(17:24):
if you want to do like a theme party, you
have to kind of be a jerk about everyone has
to participate, right yeah. Yeah, like the older I get,
it's like I have less less time for people who
just want to show up in street clothes, right right. Yeah.
I'm also I feel like I'm the opposite where like
if there's a big theme party, like if a friend
of mine is planning like a birthday day where it's

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like there's seven things you go to, I'm like, well,
I'm not that good at a friend of that person
of the seven. Yeah, It's like I might go if
there's like a late night we're all hanging out in
a dark bar in the valley at like eight pm. Sure,
I'll do that for forty five minutes, but like I'm
not going to Also, like I don't know, go to
a dance recipal at noon or something. My friends are weird. YEA,

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what is a myth with something people think it's true,
you know, to be false or vice versa. Um. Okay,
so once again very specific, not about Final Fantasy seven
or cats. Um, so everybody can just tune out. So
um for me. A myth that I really wanted to
bunk is this idea that people have that just because

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they took a d n A test that says that
they're like point zero zero five percent Native American, that
all of a sudden they feel like they can speak
from a position of authority on all Native issues, which
is something that uh, like you know, I didn't think
was really going to be a myth that I was
gonna need to debunk. But if after the super Bowl
was an indication and the sheer amount of people that

(18:50):
I saw tweeting like hey, I think the Washington Chief's
name is fine. My great grandma is a Cherokee princess.
It's like like using that to shout down, like Nate,
like I'm I'm an rolled out. It's a Native to
shout down like just like natives that are like hey,
but there's research that says that this like hurts people.
I don't know. That's like a myth I would like
to debunk is like, don't do that. Yeah, you're not

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the authority who say things are okay. Yeah, if you
didn't know about it outside of three and me, you
can't have it. Yeah, you can't. You can't use it
to say like because I mean, I don't know, I
don't I can't speak for all natives like you know,
it's it's just weird because it's something that people do
all the time and it's so annoying. Yeah, I'm five
percent Lebanese, um, and I'm sorry, but I do think

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that gives me the right on a scale of one
to tell Okay, that's fair, that's fair. If you get
a twenty three in me that says that you're part Lakota,
you can grade my mom's dream catcher. H Yeah. But
other than that, shut up, everybody. All right, let's talk

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about the news that is sweeping America right now, sweeping sweeping.
If you're not going where I think you're going, this
is a missed opportunity. Broom, Yeah, I can stand up.
I said that correctly, right, Broom can stand can stand up?
Broom can stand up? Challenge my wallet while you finish

(20:19):
this stroke. Uh No, this was a thing that apparently
went viral a couple of days ago, where people I
think fell for a like myth like urban legend that
NASA was saying that only today because of like the
the fact that gravitational fields were aligning in a certain way,

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you could stand a broom up and it would stay upright.
It was just a real thing that NASA tweeted or
like oh got it, yeah, it was like a fake
NASA tweet. The people then started blowing their mind with
and then it turns out broom broom can stand up
always was there even a fake tweet? Because I just

(21:00):
saw people saying just referencing NASA said something. And I
don't know how that started. Uh might have just been
on a random person with one of those stylish like
NASA sweatshirts then stand up today exactly. That is something
that um, like I went to school for, like journalism

(21:21):
to be like a television like news anchor reporter guy.
And it is always insane to me how horrible people
are like checking any sort of sources that it's just like, oh,
somebody just tweets like, hey, NASA said this is a thing,
and nobody like bothers to look to see if NASA
said it. Yeah, broom can stand up Dash NASA original tweet.

(21:44):
Um um, this is uh. This I put on the
level of hooie like ghosts and astrology, very real, unproven. Yeah.
I showed me that, but said it's it's kind of
an ingenious thing that I feel like will be copied

(22:05):
because it has a weird like physical phenomenon attached to
it that like people didn't Most people don't realize that
you can just stand a broom up and it will
balance and look like it's being held up by a
string or a ghost if you will. Uh. But yeah,
I mean I spent four hours trying to get my

(22:26):
broom to stand up last night and it didn't work.
But do it on the right day. I did see
some videos on the wrong day a couple of days earlier.
I hear it has to be early in the morning
because then the sun is coming to when the ghosts
are You spent four hours trying to get your broom
to stand up. Just use some biagra and with that,

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we're going to go to a break. We'll be right back,
and we're back and we don't know what happened in
New Hampshire. You probably do, but we record this early.

(23:08):
We're recording extra early because we're about to get on
a flight to go to Brooklyn to see all of you.
I feel like the spoiler is that the real winner
was all of us, The victory was in all of us.
If I was an indication that might be the best,
that might be the real results, I don't know. As
as Trump supporters as we all are, we are all
emboldened by the results of these primaries and causes. Two

(23:32):
stories that we're kind of being passed around in the
mainstream media that I thought were noteworthy. One is that
they were making a big deal about the fact that
Amy Klovischer had an early lead. Uh after like these
five small towns like voted. I think that some of

(23:54):
the town's had like three people in them. I think
it was just three, right, Okay, like three small town
and they all had like each name was funnier than
the last. Yeah, good comedic heightening. And so CNN though,
had an article that was that was like Amy Klobaschhard
takes early lead, and that was being like plastered on

(24:15):
the headlines of like on Drudge and uh CNN when
you actually like went in point of views. Yeah, they
were like Amy, so you got twenty nine point six percent,
and she was like, yeah, that's eight people eight. I mean,
but that was being covered like almost as if it
was it was almost like a fun, like quirky little

(24:37):
human interest story about like look at this like tiny
example of democracy. But then it got like misinterpreted by
the rest of the media or something good for her
for I mean I haven't seen the clip, but good
for her for being honest and not being like refreshing.

(24:57):
It's like just tweet, tweet, yeah, yeah, yeah, just like oh,
the revolution has started. Another thing that people are covering
is that Bloomberg has moved into number two on the
betting markets. People are, you know, wondering who is going
to be the centrist candidate now that Bernie is kind

(25:17):
of a front runner, and uh, you know, they have
the different candidates represented by uh, like a number. I
don't know if it's a percentage, but Bernie is at
forty eight, Bloomberg's at five, boodher judge fourteen, and Biden
has fallen to ten percent. It does seem like a
percentage out of yeah, okay, and that seems uh, first

(25:41):
of all, it seems like there's a clear bias here
towards people with names let's start with b but also
to a white man. Uh sorry, Corey Booker, you got
out too early. Yeah yeah, Booker had a shot if
only he had noticed the trend, the pattern. Um, but
it it does like this is just you know, based

(26:03):
on some small market that is taking action on it. Nick,
you immediately signed up. Oh yeah, I put money down
immediately because I'm addicted to gambling and I'll become a
billionaire off how much I bet I'm Bloomberg, So right
now I gonna get a little of those billions. I
love that guy, What a great guy. Um. I spent

(26:24):
twelve years in New York under him, so like I
can hate him the most, Um, I I've I've. I
immediately put twenty five shares. I bought shares on Bernie
Sanders winning New Hampshire and twenty five shares of him
winning the nomination. And if both of these hit, I

(26:45):
stand to gain nearly nine dollars. Do you know what
I'm gonna spend that nine dollars on? Oh my gosh,
I probably Final Fantasy seven, my favorite hey Man challenged
everybody in this room. Oh no, Mr Burns punch You're
much larger than me, and I'm what's very weak, very

(27:07):
very unconvincing, stretching root in before. Like I've never been
in a fight, but I've seen cartoon fights, so they
do a lot of like knuckles cracking. Yeah, that's that's
what punches are. It's mostly knuckle cracking. Um. But one
of the things that people are saying Bloomberg is benefiting

(27:27):
from is that Biden is now no longer seen as
a viable candidate because of his poor showing in Iowa,
and you know, people are expecting him not to do
well in New Hampshire. And Biden had a lot of
support from black voters, and a lot of black voters
are now moving over to Bloomberg. Uh So it's interesting

(27:48):
because a new soundclip came out from him talking about
you know, policing under Bloomberg was somewhat controversial in New
York with the stopping frisk like gotta blatantly racist policy
that you know, he claims he inherited but was still
pretty awful. And we have a clip now with him

(28:10):
talking about about his policing strategy. I murders murderers and
murder one am. You can just pay for this rision
New Rocks. Pass it out to all the cops there.
They all minorities. That's true in the arts virtually everything.

(28:31):
And that's where the real time you've got to get
the guns out of the handle. She's gonna you want
to send them a lot of cops. Put at those copts.
We have the crimes which the minority neighborhoods. So this
is only unaffect and candid supplies is will say, oh
my god, you are arresting kids from marijuana, but all

(28:54):
my aren't. That's that's true. Why because we put all
the cops in mine already came about alright, So that's
that's plenty one. Yikes, ye yikes. And also very just
like poor for a billionaire, poor understanding of how like

(29:14):
cause and effect and like statistics would work. That he's like, yeah,
we put all the cops there, and that's where all
the crime is that the cops are catching. So we
gotta put more cops there because that's where all the
crime is. It's like you're going to put the money
into the community through cops. Yeah, that's the ultimate way
to Yeah, the ultimate way to solve any problems. Put

(29:36):
more cops there. Um, yeah, it is. It's insane to me.
Whenever tapes like this get released, there never like this is.
They're always like recorded from like you know, like the
back of the room. It's like the person giving the
speech is never proud of what they're saying, like he
knows what he's saying. Very racist, right, It's like the
Romney Like, what what did he say, like binder full

(29:57):
of women or something? Well, the binder full of was
part of the speech in a debate. He was proud
of that. He was like, I'm saying a good thing. Yeah,
it was like deplorable. She said that in a speech.
I remember listening to that on like NPR being covered
live and being like, oh, we're fuck yeah, we just
gave them a catchphrase and a T shirt. Um no,

(30:20):
the uh Romney thing that I'm thinking of was like
him saying a certain percentage of Americans like don't work
and are lazy and take all our tax dollars and
that was a big turning point in that campaign. But yeah,
I mean, I mean this seems like he's yeah, alright,
guy's off the record between you and me. He's like

(30:40):
the sort of guy who off the record, let's move
that microphone, right, yeah, so uh he seems like you
hear stories about Bloomberg where he will say something very questionable,
Like I've told the story about journalists who wanted to
compliment him on his gun reform and walked up to

(31:01):
him at like some big official ball in Bloomberg just
wanted to talk to him about the ass on a
woman nearby, Like that was like the only, the first
and only thing he would say to a journalist. And
it's like I feel like this is I feel like
he might have trouble with like the on the record,
off the record thing and like that might come back
and bite him. I mean I think that on the

(31:23):
ask ye on the good good good button? Uh yeah.
The I really want our next president to like know
how to be a politician, like right, yeah, like I
kind of I don't know. It's like I'm really over
Like I want somebody who's been in politics, like I mean,
even like more than Bloomberg. I mean he was like Mayor,
but it's like more than Bloomberger or something, somebody that

(31:45):
like we're not we're we're not going to have this
kind of thing happened where it's just like I feel embarrassed.
Isn't a mirror, right, Yeah, yeah, Bloomberg's just a politician,
which is why his net worth went from four billion
dollars when he left his company to run New York
and then when he was done with running New York,
somehow his net worth had ballooned six times. Yeah, that's

(32:06):
weird how that happened. I mean, here's my theory though,
on Bloomberg and his polling numbers. You're polling numbers are
going to be great until someone has to vote for you, right,
he's not even on the ballot. Of course, he's like
Biden had to have votes, and so now it's like
who else doesn't have when he does have like a
ton of name value, especially with the amount of money
that he's put on like just campaign ads and stuff

(32:28):
like that. So I get what you're talking about where
it's like he's sort of like in theory, great right
in terms, but like yeah, once he once, like once
he does you know, the California like primary or something
like that, and he gets like two percent of the
vote or something, it's just like, oh, never mind, nobody
cares about this guy. Yeah, um, we'll see, Yeah, it'll
it'll be interesting. To see how well he holds up

(32:49):
once people are aiming you know, attack ads that although
he's actually in the mix, I don't know how it
is to be in a different market where he's running
these ads a thousand times a day because we're in
California and he's not waste you're in California, and also
like hitting me. I have seen some like I don't

(33:10):
watch a ton of like local, but it's like a
are we the target for? Like? Are we the target
for what? Where he's advertising? Like, you know, if he's
not advertising on Reddit, I'm probably not gonna That's the
thing is I've only I only watch sports, and that's
basically I watched Professional Wrestling and The Cats movie on repeat,

(33:31):
and he starts if I don't know if Mr Musa
File starts promoting him, then all that baby, right, But
and then I fast forward through most of the ads.
So it's very rare that I would get hit with
an ad by a politician, and yet I have seen
his like multiple ads from him, like on multiple occasions.
So I think it might be just like Super Bowl

(33:52):
and Oscars, though they may have been national or something.
I don't know. Yeah, maybe it will be interesting to see.
I mean, I guess it's moments like this where like
if you know, if Bloomberg wins California or whatever, it'll
make me realize, like how much of a bubble I'm in, Like,
oh my all comedy friends don't do it's many bits
about Bloomberg, you know, so like it will be interesting

(34:14):
to see if like the fun ton of money he's
putting into ads is having any effect. Yeah, I do.
I I think a lot of people I've spoken to
are who, like who aren't in like that entertainment world
or like don't spend a lot of their time online,
are like he's interesting, He's an interesting candidate, and they're

(34:35):
like doing this sort of electoral myth that has been
a thing like for years in the past, where it's like, well,
if a Republican runs as a Democrat, they're going to
be unbeatable because they'll get both Republicans and Democrats. And
I just feel like things have changed since then, and
I don't know, again, it's like a thing that in theory,

(34:58):
he seems interesting to a certain group of people. But
I feel like that's the like larger conversation of this,
like at least primary season for like the left is like, oh,
is it better to get somebody who's like a centrist
candidate or to get somebody who's just like full progressive
but like the base would care about And that's kind
of I feel like that's like the both sides of
the argument. And like, you know, as far as polling goes,

(35:20):
it clearly looks like the progressive candidates are the ones
that people want more. Yeah, yeah, And I mean, I
don't know, it's it'll be interesting to see how it
shakes out in a general election, but it does seem like,
you know, both Sanders and Biden had like a particular
appeal to sort of people who aren't necessarily represented by

(35:43):
the sort of liberal elite media bubble, right, because they
actually talk about workers. Right. Bloomberg has put in a
third of a billion dollars of his own money in
this campaign. And that is about half of one percent
of his money. Yeah, that's like a parking ticket. It's nothing.

(36:05):
I mean, you wouldn't notice it, right, Yeah, I mean
I guess, I just I don't like it. For me,
it's a red flag when a candidate entirely self finances
their campaign because it's just like, oh, like voters don't
care enough to donate to your campaign. You know. It's
like it's just it's a definition of like astrooiturfing, where
it's just like, oh, you're like, you know, you having

(36:26):
so many campaign ads isn't because like super PACs care
about your voters care about you. It's because you just
have so much money that, like you said, this is
a parking ticket to you to do this. Yeah, actually,
you know he said, Oh, sorry, god, damnit, I'm sorry.
It's just tired of Nick getting all the credit for everything.
That's just I Reallymarly messed up. Oh boy boy, yeah

(36:50):
it is. I mean it's like he's his own special
interest group, and the special interest that he represents is
the richest people in a mary, like the riches people
in America. When it says a lot that like, I mean,
you guys are probably out on the show, but like that,
Nick'sarelli and Bradford Evans had like a bit that when
viral were The premise of the bit was like, hey,
wouldn't it be funny if they were enthusiastic Bloomberg supporters.

(37:13):
This was the most moves like Bloomberg video Bloomberg. Yeah,
it's just like, oh, if that shouldn't be that's a
bad sign. If that is a successful comedy premise on
you as a candidate is wouldn't it be funny if
people cared about you young people? Yeah, Bloomberg now sixty
one point five billion dollars US dollars, which is a

(37:38):
lot that puts him like in the top five riches. Yeah.
I want to say, like, I'm doing a lot of
ship talking. But if he gave me five million dollars,
I get Bloomberg tattooed on I face. Actually, I would
do that for fifty million. Cut him a deal. Damn
you are a principal man. He should have all of
his money stolen from him, right, Just I don't you know?

(38:01):
And then that's it? Wait, you want to plan a heist? Absolutely?
I would like to fall Yeah, oh yeah, guys were hoisting,
pulled that whiteboard out as I want to follow in
our Bloomberg money highste I'm now passing Outwe tweet hashtag
Bloomberg heist and if you know how to break into
a bank vault semi dm any contortionists Actually I'm actually

(38:25):
I'm a amateur contortionist. I could like and stuff. Holy shit, Yeah,
so I think we really need so we got that covered.
No contortionists. Uh, but somebody who knows heavy weapons will
be good. Yes, roger Stone just got the hook up
from Trump just to kind of flash back to the
hell reality we all exist in. Roger Stone was looking

(38:46):
at a decent amount of time in the clink for
I'll just use what federal prosecutors said, roger Stone obstructed
congress Is investigation into Russian interference in the twenty sixteen election,
lied on or oath, and tampered with a witness. And
when his crimes were revealed by the indictment in this case,
he displayed contempt for this court and the rule of law. Um.

(39:09):
So they were recommending seven to nine years in prison,
which seems I don't know. Light to me, I guess,
but I don't. I don't know what these sorts of
crimes get. Uh. And then Trump started tweeting on Monday
evening afternoon about how that wasn't nice because he's old
and he's he should be treated nicely because he's old,

(39:33):
old man, and uh, the d o J immediately. A
d o J official told Fox News that the Justice
Department was shocked by the memo and the recommendation was
not what had been briefed to the department, and the
department finds seven to nine years extreme excessive and grossly
disproportionate to Mr Stone's offenses. So it's just more like

(39:57):
more of the same thing with Trump just being blatantly
corrupt and nobody, like I think everybody has given up.
It seems like the mainstream media is mostly kind of
given up in there like another a for Trump, great
week because he got away with more crime. So is
this like a formal pardon or is it just him

(40:19):
being like, hey, guys, lay off, layoff. Um, that sucks.
I mean like seven to I mean what you said,
seven nine years or something. Yeah, that's like the prosecutors.
I mean people get that for like unpaid parking tickets. Yeah, yeah,
that's like half that. I mean, I feel like major
international crimes should get a little more time in jail.
Bloomberg would consider that a parking ticket, yeah boom. But

(40:41):
it's like people with like minor weed allegations will get
twenty years or whatever. And it's and it's just like, oh,
why why is that, in the eyes of the lot
worse than just like than like major international, like conspiring
in elections and stuff, and like flaunting your ability to
be above the lot. Yeah, like I'm gonna take you out, man,

(41:03):
and like dressing like a batman villain while doing it
with like those glasses and that cigarette and stuff. Uh,
pretty incredible. That was one of my favorite things that
Bernie did. Um whenever, when the criticism of Warren was
like all of her policies or Bernie's policies, and then
Bernie was like, all right, let me take on one
step further. And then he announced as president he would

(41:25):
make marijuana legal across all fifty states and also release
everyone from prison on a marijuana related charge, and then
also banned the tobacco industry from profiting on the marijuana industry.
I think it's pretty fucking cool. That's too far, man, leave,
leave the tobacco industry out. I I grew up in Richmond, Virginia,

(41:49):
so i'm you know, hard Philip Morris country. Yes, yes,
all right, let's take another quick break and we'll be
right back. And we're back. And so there was a

(42:11):
joke during the Academy Awards. Did you guys watch the
course of course? Yeah, I watched clips. I didn't I
didn't watch the whole thing, but yeah, I saw some stuff.
Yeah did you see the joke on your movie Cat? Um?
I I saw it. I just saw the thumbnail and
I was like, that's not for me. That's a very

(42:33):
mentally healthy way. It's just like, that's not that's gonna
preaching to acquire that I cared a How dare they?
I will physically fight them. Oh my gosh, you are
a violent man. Yeah, only only around these three subjects.
Final seven, the Cats movie, and then I forget what
the other thing it is was, but I'll I will
fight you for it. Um. But so there was a

(42:56):
joke where James Gordon and Rebel Wilson came out in
their Cats Cause dooms and UH stood at the microphone
and we're introduced the word for best visual effects and
we're like, you know, we above, we more than anyone
know that you need good visual effects in your movie.
Ha ha. Our movie is visual effects sucked? Uh? And

(43:17):
I thought it worked fine. Yeah, I thought it was funny.
Yeah I did too. UM, and I think that you're
both wrong. Here's what I gotta say about this guy
getting all up in arms about this. What did we
get to that part yet no, no, so well agresive

(43:38):
a very passive Yeah, talking to you just started sinking
around across the table. Uh. Eves McCrae tweeted, Hey, guys,
I haven't watched all the oscars, but I assumed these
two were really classy and thanked me for working eighty
hour weeks right up until I was laid off and
the studio closed. Right. So he was one of the

(44:00):
people who worked on the visual effects for Cats and
uh was laid off and you know, the special effects
were a sordid process on that movie. And so I
don't know, but but it's it's been widely reported that
people in the special effects and visual effects computer animation world,

(44:25):
it don't work under the best conditions. It's similar to
like when a video game needs to get out. Video
game companies are just you know, leaning on their employees
to just work around the clock. What aren't they like
not union, like they don't have any protections. Um, they
oftentimes like don't get paid extra for the insane and
like of these people are on like week rates as
opposed to they rates or whatever. Yeah, I guess that

(44:47):
like that's this is like real talk, guys about the
Cats movie. That is something that kind of burns me about.
It is like the visual effects are like treated as
such an easy like dunk for people, but like so
many people, I don't know, like worked so hard on this,
and it's like it's not the visual effects people's fault
that the movie looks bad. It's like the directors that approved,

(45:07):
you know, Yeah, it was an overall vision that the
director had that they were executing on. It wasn't like
they misplaced the hairs and otherwise it would have looked awesome, right, Yeah,
It's like it was a major like from a concept
art stage that people approved and like yeah, I mean,
like you said that, so many of these people work
like long hours, eighty hours a week like in like

(45:29):
really insane conditions to do to make this, and like,
I don't know, it's just it's it's a down punch
in terms of like comedy terms, you know. Yeah. It
is one of the non union parts of the entertainment
and film industry and just in general that has made
it incredibly brutal. The Life of Pie won the Academy

(45:49):
Award for Best Visual Effects and were out of business
as a company like pretty soon thereafter. The people who
made that Tupac hologram were like went under like a
couple of weeks after. Um. So it's just like, even
if you are having success making really cool visual effects
that are like being uh you know, talked about in

(46:13):
creating a lot of positive buzz, you you are just
as likely to go out of business because you don't
have the protections that other parts of the film industry have.
It's almost like unions are a good thing. But it's
like the Sonic the Hedgehock movie is a really great
example of like everybody blamed Nobody blamed the director for
sonic looking and saying they believe the visual effects. They

(46:34):
blamed the visual effect. Yeah. Yeah, like everybody was like
these visual effects artists put weird teeth on Jim Carrey,
Jim Carey, it's all his fault. Um, I think this
guy needs to shut up. Here's my here's my take.
I bet he wasn't offended by anything else in that show.

(46:57):
There's that show is just filled with jokes. One joke
was about here him, So he got offended. Um. Guess what,
it's hard. You know, you are in the movie business
the most there's no there's no more uh business that
is more critiqued than the movie business. People are very critical. Uh,
and that's what happens when you get into the movie business. Sorry,

(47:20):
it sucked, it's not you can't get offended by that.
That was a bad, bad movie, and you can make
fun of it. You're allowed to make fun of my
knuckles if you can hear the knuckles. Yeah, my knuckles
are very weeks. You can't microphone, you can't even hear.
Nobody gets credit for working hard. Yeah, I don't. You

(47:42):
worked a bunch of hours. Guess what an uber driver
drives eighty hours. But those are all horrible abuses of
employer employees. Like that's terrible. To anybody working eight hours
a week, that's not good, and especially if they're not
making overtime. Um, I mean, I get what you're talking about.
Just feel like it's like, I feel like it's such
a It's like at this point, it's hacked to make

(48:05):
fun of the Cats movie. It's like, you know, like
if New York Times reviewers have already made the jokes
that you're making, it's not like edgy comedy. Well, it's
people from the movie, which is the only reason. It's
like a little more clever because they made it. I
thought it was a well executed joke with the the
Awards Show. Um, Like, I haven't seen the jokes, so

(48:26):
I can't necessarily speak directly on it. But I still
think the movie is delightful and everybody who makes fun
of it is bad. Also, the best part of the
best part of the bit was um, when they were
just batting it was just if they do cat stuff,
I'm down. I mean, as somebody who I'm a fan

(48:48):
of comedy, mostly in the Awards Show, Uh, comedy setting,
Like that's most little where I take my comedy. Yeah,
so I thought it was. I bet you. This guy
didn't tweet any um any tweets about how outraged he
was about the lack of diversity and the nominees. But
the one thing that he was bad about was something

(49:09):
that we all agree was not good. But the visual
effects is something we all agree was not good. Right,
I think, yeah, it's like it's not good, but it's
not good at a level that it becomes incredible that
it got made. Well, it's not even our opinion. Day
redid it and they put a different movie in the theaters. Yeah,

(49:33):
I still think that to me is this generation's han
shot first. It's the greatest travesty in movies that they
changed this perfect movie where there were guys just wearing
full mo cap suits in the background that they didn't
have time to add for to reel things. Yeah, there's
multiple I mean, I'm sure you guys have heard. Um,
there are a couple of times in the movie where

(49:53):
you can see Dame Judy Dench is just realist human
hand wearing a when I just didn't have time to
like fix Uh. There's a point where James Cordon dives
through a doorway and like it's clear they didn't finish
the effect because once he like crosses the plane of
the doorway, he just disappears and you only see half
of his yeah yeah, and then that I haven't I

(50:14):
haven't seen this to confirm it, but I've heard from
friends there are multiple times in the movie where you
can just see a dude in themo capsie standing in
the background. So what's your favorite movie? This is my
favorite movie of all time. All of those choices are perfect,
very intentional, all symbolic of cats. I guess. Um. Let's
move on to Aunt Becky, whose name is escaping me

(50:39):
right now? It's not conne are you? Are you betrothed
trying to marry these dynasties. So Lori Laughlin's daughter's resume
that what was submitted to the rowing team at USC

(51:02):
has been made public and it's pretty impressive, Like she
is an Olympic caliber rower according to this resume, which
is all totally made up and just the ballsyest thing
I've ever seen. Somebody. They're just like, hey, yeah, she's
the best San Diego crew class at gold medal, silver medal,

(51:27):
gold medal. Like they just gave her the resume of
a prodigy. And look, I just gotta say, who here
hasn't lied on that resume. It's just a new level
of one, right right, right? Yeah, Look, you guys don't
have Olympic combat athlete on your resume. A gold medal
in pro wrestling two thousand eight. Yeah, I don't know

(51:49):
why she just didn't lie on a resume that she
went to USC the chiefest. Yeah, I would have saved
them five hundred thousand dollars as well as jail time.
Yeah that would nobody checks. You can just say that
you went to Harvard. I barely look at resumes, let

(52:10):
alone follow them, off. I did quit college to just
move to New York to to make it. You know, yeah,
I made it. I heard if you make it there,
you can make it. Yeah. Well, actually, where do you
hear that? Way? Where do you that from? Just like
a new sources I believe it was NASA said that
if you can make it in New York, you can
make it anyway. Vernal Equino. Okay, I saw the tweet.

(52:32):
Don't need to look into it. So so I quit
college and I moved to York and I was trying
to get temp jobs and they're like, oh, you have
to have graduated college. And I was like, oh great,
well then I did. Okay, cool and you can work
is very easy. Well what a coincidence? Because I did,
and just like idea, like I have so much cool
job stuff, I just didn't have room for my resume

(52:53):
because you know, I got to keep it to one page, right.
I had a bunch of temp agencies and one of
them actually did check once for one job, like they
asked to check. And then I got a call and
they were like, hey, there's some discrepancy on your you
know status, graduating status at George Mason. And I said, oh, yes,
I did not graduate. You got me very good? Did

(53:15):
you think I did? She said you shouldn't learn your
resume and I said, oh, you couldn't be more wrong
about that. That's like in my adult life, I think
that my college has only ever been looked into for
one job. And when they want they wanted my transcripts
and stuff, and that they asked. I was like, this
is insane. This is insane. I mean, like you just said,

(53:37):
outrage that they're checking. It's just like, I guess I
gotta call my college and send a transcript to this
like a random comedy webisode. Yeah. Also, the temp jobs
were just sitting in a receptionist chair for a day.
You don't need to graduate. Finally, let's talk about Star Trek. Yeah. Yeah,

(53:58):
So there's a new Star Trek show about card that
is being hidden on a streaming network. I think it's
on the CBS UM, which is where they hid. There
shows that they put a lot of money into uh
and sneaky. Yeah, there's a sneaky move on their part.

(54:19):
But this is being criticized for cramming woke politics down
our throats Star Trek. I remember when Star Trek was
just about men being men, and now that never happened.
What's like funny to me about that is that, like
the original Star Trek was one gene Roddenberry just like

(54:42):
pushing like you know, like at the time woke politics
of like racial equality. Like Star Trek had the first
ever interracial kiss on TV, I believe. So. Like to me,
whenever I see stuff like that or hear stuff like that,
it's just like, what do you think Star Trek was
this Star Treks just for nerds? Yeah, yeah, it's just

(55:02):
like what why did you Why are you upset about this?
And why were you not upset fifty years ago or whatever? Yeah,
apparently there are very racist nerds. Oh sorry, I thought
y'all had Star Wars. There we go. Yeah, the bastion
of racism that is Star Wars. Yeah, actually, yeah, that's
not incorrect. Um. Yeah, I've seen some of those alien designs.

(55:24):
They're like real wait a second, um. But yeah, like
you said, the original series was just like openly politically progressive. Uh.
They aired the like you said, the first interracial kiss
in the studio wanted to shoot it, uh like multiple
times so they could edit it out for the Southern affiliates.

(55:44):
But William Shatner deliberately takes up and at one point
even crossed his eyes during the take, which I makes
me respect so funny when it's so backed into the
show that like straight up like, um, I forget the
actress's name, but I was thinking about quitting the show. Nichols.
She was thinking about quitting the show after the first season,

(56:05):
and the reason that she stayed on is legit. Martin
Luther King was like, it's very important to you. So
like Martin Luther King literally like this is Star Trek
is political, He's best agents. Yeahs fe about that. Yeah,
not enough awards, um, but yeah, it's like it is
insane that somebody would be like, how dare Picard be woke? Yeah?

(56:30):
I mean so the it's kind of over like the politics. Uh,
there's a space refugee crisis with Romulans needing to be
evacuated due to an impending supernova, and then there's an
unrelated terrorist attack on Mars involving robots, but for some reason,
everybody goes racist against the Romulans, uh, which all sounds

(56:54):
very relevant, Yama Mars Truther. Yeah, yeah, but it seems
very irrelevant and to our current and future century probably. Wait, wait,
explain to me what a Mars truth hit? Sure, well this.
I believe that the Earth orchestrated this attack on Mars
to distract from the refugee situation from the Romulans. It's

(57:18):
good that tracks for me. I'm on board, brother. It
was an inside job, is what I'm saying. Inside job.
Uh well, Joey, it's been a pleasure having you on
the daily sidecast man. Ye all the ass kickings that
you've promised. Yeah, stopped recording, yeah once this uh once
the airs. I'm never fight so many people tomorrow. And guys,

(57:40):
I am not ready. Uh. It says on your resume
here though, that you are ready and the geez lying
in my resumes deadly weapons? Why did I write that
for a comedy writing job? Is there or where can
people find you? Follow you? Are you experience here? Um? Alright? Cool?

(58:01):
You can follow me on Twitter at Joey Tainment. You
can follow me on Instagram at Joey Cliff with like
five eyes. The reason for that is that twelve year
old took Joey Cliff with one eye, So I was
just like, I was gonna add some more eyes to
this hilarious though. Yeah, that kid. That kid a lot
of good bits. You should hire him for all your
comedy writing jobs. Try to pick a fight with that kid. Um,

(58:23):
and then uh, let's see things to promote. Um. I
got a short film that you guys can check out
on my Twitter account. It's in my bio called telling
people your Native American when you're not Native is a
lot like telling a bearri you're a bear when you're
not a bear. The name is twenty four words long,
and it's about that myth that I talked about earlier.
So yeah, I think that's kind of ideal. Uh. And

(58:45):
is there a tweet or some other work of social
media you've been enjoying? Okay, So um, I wrote this
down so I can get it right. Um Uh. Speaking
of the Iowa Caucus, I really loved a tweet from
at Underscore Eric Blanc that just showed a video of
a spokesman for the Iowa primary talking about all the
issues with the primary and how they're gonna get fixed,

(59:06):
and then during the fifteen second video, the Iowa primary
sign falls off of his pod. It's just the most
perfect rate timing that perfectly describes what's the universe gets
that this is a bit. Uh so that and then
I just want to give a shout out to like
tako a Tit Uh you won the Oscar for um
Best Adapted Screenplay for Jojo Rabbit and his speech. A

(59:28):
lot of videos of this floating around on Twitter. Um,
he shouted out like indigenous kids and how it like
Indigenous kids of the original storytellers. And then he did
like in a land acknowledgement and speech. So just like
I gotta, I gotta give a big ups to tako
a Tit Twitter videos of his speech. Can I say, um,
Boy is one of the best movies. Um? And I
think it's on Amazon. It's takes first big one. Um

(59:50):
and uh that is phenomenal. Hardwreak Ma. Where does it
compare to the Cats movie? Um? I think it just
that just in terms of visual effects, this movie make
the boy look like an actual boy. I would agree
that I've not yet seen Boy. I need to watch it,

(01:00:10):
but the visual effects and Boy are probably better than
that of the Chats movie. Nick. Yes, it's a pleasure
of having you as guest co host. This has been
a very big treat. Where can people find you? Follow
you here? You I'm on the internet. I also have
a Yes, you should check it out, especially my stuff.

(01:00:31):
I have a podcast called Get Rich Nick, where me
and my co host Nick vaderat try a new way
to make money every week. We've recently been drug mules
on Tiajuana. We were Instagram influencers. We charged e bikes
last week and next week we go to the prices. Right,
and we love suggestions for new episodes. Um, but we

(01:00:52):
only suggest. We only accept suggestions um in five star
reviews on Apple iTunes. So if you want to suggest
a future up, hit me up five star review and
uh and uh. I will not respond to anyone email tweets.
Facebook does not exist, right, how do you guys do
on prisons? Right? Are you allowed to say? I am

(01:01:15):
not allowed to say? Okay, what you'll learn? One? For
the record, Nick is sitting on a brand new Harley
David a new office chair. Um, but it's not nothing,
you guys. It's not an episode where you guys are like,
we went and then nothing happened and we came back. Well, no,
there's always a story. Yeah, okay, cool, whatever happens. But

(01:01:38):
you know what podcasts I'm even more excited about is
another show that you co host with our very owns producers.
Oh yeah, this is as big as a secret. I
I'm very excited we uh me and Anna host a
new show, a binge style podcast. Um about below Deck

(01:01:59):
Bravo's below Deck. But Nick, what if I haven't been
watching Below Deck from the start? Oh my god, that's
actually better. You can watch it from the start along
with us. I hadn't seen it before I were I
think we've recorded halfway through the second season, and UM,
I'm falling in love with it podcast as you're binging,

(01:02:20):
We're gonna come out every day, which I have been
fully intrigued by listening you guys talk about it is
uh just like the hottest of hot garbage human beings.
Uh and you guys are very fun to uh experience
it with. So people should absolutely check that out. Is
there a tweet you've been enjoying? Yes? Um, I retweeted

(01:02:42):
this today or yesterday, and it is from Danny de
Vito and he tweeted out Bernie's what's happening? And then
a smiley face. What does that mean? Because he loves
Bernie Sander? Is there? Is it just some guy? It's
Bernie apostrophees? What apostrophes happening exclamation point. I hope this

(01:03:08):
is just a completely unrelated to polotis right. He just
saw the Jack Black movie, yeah, and it was like,
that's my guy. Stars. A couple of tweets have been enjoying.
Max Whittart tweeted, I feel like cars should be allowed
to hit each other a little bit and not have
it be a thing. Yeah. I agree with that. I

(01:03:29):
fully agree with that. Like that's it's like a little
love tap should be fine. Yeah, it shouldn't be like
everybody has to like stop and pull out all their ship. Yeah,
sometimes you want to just like nudge somebody in your
car is a bit. Yeah, I will say that I
have had a lot of that where there's a bump,
maybe we even get out, but then it's like what
are we gonna do? Yeah, by like might drive an

(01:03:52):
old cars. So it's like for me, it's like I
don't know, like I have shipped to do. I don't.
I don't. It's fine. I got re ended at a
red light and then you know, it's like very shocking obviously,
and then I get out and then there's the guy
behind me who hit me, and he's like, oh, come
on man. Really, I just like, look, I'm not going
to do anything. I just need to take a picture

(01:04:13):
of your of your license, and uh, you'll never hear
from me. I just need to have it. Yeah. Yeah,
I feel like but that is a good uh, that's
a good reflex to get into of. Just like yeah,
like if you get into this Mockston, just like get
the information, even if you're gonna be like it's fine,
it's just to have it. Yeah. You can find me
on Twitter at Jack under Squirrel Brian. You can find

(01:04:34):
us on Twitter at daily Zeitgeist for at the Daily
Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page and
a website, Daily Zigeist dot com. Ory post episodes in
our footnotes where we link off to the information that
we talked about in today's episode, as well as the
song we ride out on. Super Producer on a Hosnier Brooklyn.
You can meet her if you come to the show tonight,

(01:04:56):
but uh no, you can't meet her in person. Her
in person game a very strong, very strong. You can
see her introduce the show that tonight's live show. If
if you come, wait, I have one question, plose me.
I al right, explain Nick please don't speak to me

(01:05:17):
unless we're on our Okay, So I am going to
recommend a song that I heard on my favorite TV
show Arts. Excuse me, my second favorite TV show, Cheer.
Is anyone else watching Ladies? Okay? I'm in a room fullment.
So um. This song is called Queen and it's by
this artist, Jacks Anderson, and it's very poppy, it's very uplifting.

(01:05:39):
It just makes me want to do like a you know,
like a full out. That's my cheer heads out there.
I would break my neck, but yeah, so um, check
it out. It's Queen by Jack Anderson, and I hope
you enjoy it, and I hope you go do a
bunch of backflips to this if you can. Uh and
yeah and listen to Deckheads. We drop February twenty a. Baby,

(01:06:01):
I am watching Cheer. By the way, I'm doing backflips
as we speak. Alright. The Daily Guys is a production
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(01:06:22):
do that. By I've been plucking at least. What's like

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