Debate Reactions, Cocaine: Don't Call It A Comeback 6.28.19

In episode 423, Jack and special guest host Sara June are joined by comedian and Bechdel Cast co-host Jamie Loftus to discuss the Taco Bell hotel selling out in two minutes, a new Subway ad, the Democratic debates, The Office leaving Netflix, cocaine being BACK, and more!

NOTE FROM SARA: I said on this podcast that Warren does not support Medicare for All, that is INCORRECT, she does and she also supports abolishing private insurance. My bad!

FOOTNOTES:

1. Reservations for Taco Bell’s hotel sell out in 2 minutes

2. got another capitalism greatest hit. i will give you one hundred thousand dollars if you can guess the brand by the end

3. First Democratic debate 2019: Live updates from Night Two

4. 'The Office': Why NBCUniversal Is Paying $500M to Pull the Hit From Netflix

5. ‘The Office’ to Stream Exclusively on NBCUniversal Service Beginning in 2021

6. Why Is Gen Z Obsessed with The Office?

7. Why The Office, Now One of Netflix’s Biggest Hits, Still Resonates With Audiences

8. Cocaine Is Back. Blame Technology for It.

9. WATCH: Chronixx: “Majesty” (Official Music Video)

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello, the Internet at him. Welcome to Season eighty eight,
Episode five, Daily Night Guys. Yeah, the action of our radio.
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you guys. Did he just say what I think he said?

(00:23):
It's Friday, June two, tho nine. Team. My name is
Jack O'Brien a K. It's Jack and Jamie Jamie. It's
Jack and Jamie Jamie. What is Jack and Jamie Jamie?
It's Jack and Jamie Jamie. Get Hi, Get Hi, Get Hi,
Get Hi. Let's hie, let's hie. That is courtesy of

(00:45):
my high phone. It's Bone and Biggie, Bicky. I think
I needed the background. I gotta um and yeah. Well,
I'm thrilled to be joined by today's Jack being co
host the hilarious and talented Sarah Drew. What's up? Not much?

(01:06):
I'm let to be here. I'm so glad to have you.
I'm so glad to have seen the whole Democratic debate.
I know, I'm sorry. I apologize. Sorry, No, I mean
it's you know you could pay me, but it's not great,
It's not great. Let's be honest, and we're thrilled to
be joined in our third seat by the hacker who
codes Jamie loft Us. I'm in nice uh, Jamie. We're

(01:34):
going to get to know you a little bit better
in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners what
we're talking about today. Mostly we're gonna talk about the debates,
but we're also going to talk about the fact that
the Taco Bell Hotel sold out in two minutes. Excuse me, oh,
I forgot never never, This was rigged all the way

(01:54):
to the top. Also, we're gonna talk about that ad
yes us good you mean boyhood? Yes exactly. Well, if
it's your myth, we don't have to talk about it.
We're gonna talk about the first debate, the second debate.
We're gonna talk about the fact that Netflix won't have

(02:15):
the office for much longer, and yeah, other stuff. But first, Jamie,
we like to ask our guess, what is something from
your search history that's revealing about who you are. I
got a drink with my friend last night and he's
telling me about this new girl he's dating, and I
googled her for a full hour when I got home.
I didn't even realize what I was doing. But computers

(02:37):
are so scary. I like, I don't do you ever
just lock in and you're like, I'm gonna do something
fucking weird tonight. Like where I was talking to him,
I was like, he kept saying her first name, and
at some point I was just like, what's her last name?
And he gave me her last name, and then like,
how are you spelling that? He mentioned that her parents
were writers. I'm like, oh, I want to know about that,
And so I went home. I googled her. I read

(02:59):
her articles in her college newspaper. I found out she
she worked on a TV show I liked. I was like, oh,
that's cool. And then I found out her parents are
journalists and I was like, oh, my parents is one
and and then I found out and then I looked
up her name and white pages and figured out exactly
what her birthday was. Did you then, no, I should

(03:20):
have looked at her. Okay, that's for tonight. You need
to ask him what she was born? There let me
and and and so anyway and right now, and then
I just and then my friend texted me later and
was just like I'd love you for you to meet her.
Sometimes I feel like no more than you do. Probably

(03:41):
did you know she was on the Honor Roll in
two thousand seven? Did you intend? I really think like
And the more I read about her, the more I
liked her. She seems lovely. I know everything about her.
That's so I hope she listens to the show. What

(04:03):
is something that you think is overrated? Chris Hardwick on television? Still?
He just came on with a game show that seemed
otherwise like a delight Number one. It's called The Wall,
which is very topical. Um, but yeah, then he doesn't
have to climb it. I would watch a show where
he had to climb a wall and fill down. Love
to see him to climb a wall without oft I

(04:25):
want to see him free solo. The NBC Wall a
game show where Chris Hardwick does all the challenges and
they're all impossible. He just gets hurt a lot and yeah,
none of them are safe. Yeah, um, you know that's good.
I think the hearsts need more money. I think that
that is yes. I got to say it was absolutely
trimped by Game of Games last night. That was the

(04:46):
ideal post debate thing to show really. I've never seen
the show before, but Ellen Degenerous who should be President,
posts this absolutely unsafe show where they spin people around
in chairs and make the you know, there's a giant
boot and Ellen gets to she has judicition, she justice judicious,

(05:07):
she chooses jurisdiction, jurisdiction, she's an uh, she has jurisdiction
over the boot. And all these people have to wear
big targets on their backs and Ellen can kick them
with a huge boot. I mean, wow, what's not to like?
Why wasn't that between the I'm pretty sure jurisdiction was
not the right word there. Also, now that he said
it was such a thority, the word you're looking for

(05:28):
is juris um. That sounds amazing. Yeah, it was really good.
I'm said that. I turned it off so quickly in
a huff because my guy betto President's skateboard didn't perform.
I wanted him to. Goddamn it. Oh, I think I

(05:48):
just figured out what my new myth is going to be. Okay, okay,
what is something do you think is underrated? Underrated? Is
the Jeremy Renners song that did you guys talk about
the Jeremy Renoers Okay, Jeremy Rennert yesterday or no, two
days ago on sweating already on Twitter dot com. He's
already tried and failed to be a stand up comedian.

(06:12):
Now he's trying to be a musician. The clip is
fucking wild. It sounds like a like an imagine dragons
rip off. Dude, where's the ox cord? All? It's really
fucked up. We're gonna plug in the ox cord just
to catch everybody up. In case you don't know who
Jeremy Renner is. If you don't know Locker, he was

(06:36):
very good in the town. Yeah, if you don't know,
now you know he's also he's come up hawkeye right.
That's probably the more well known uh, and the most
well known thing to Daily Zeitgeist listeners is an interview
he had in a magazine a couple of years ago
where he was like, he said he'd never gotten in
a fight, but that he can choke anyone out, and

(06:59):
we're that he can't be choked out. It was really
it's very weird like and then he talked about house flipping,
like how he's the number one at house flipping. He
looks like someone who would talk a lot about house flipping.
He uh, you know, I don't respect him and this really,
this really did it for me. He posted it's him
in the studio. He's in the studes, just him and

(07:20):
he's got singing into the filter thing. The tweet says
coming soon and then this is attached. I gotta tell
you never be in the shame around. Wow, there's this qui.

(07:47):
It turns into an Imagine Dragons. Can you turn that
Toyota commercial off? The lyrics are so promblem dits a bull.
I gotta tell so problems never be the same shan
and don't have a name discernible lyrics. Give me if

(08:07):
you give me, give me there. Jeremy Renner he has
never I haven't been on board with him for a
second until today. I love his Imagine Dragon's cover band.
That's amazing. But it's like this was made in a program.
This sounds like a fake, Like did you see the
Black Mirror with Miley Cyrus where they you know, they

(08:29):
get the song out of her brain and then they
turn up the positivity. It sounds like they like extracted
this from something and then they just turned up the
kind of the bullshit. Yeah, like let's max out the
bullshit okay musician, but you cannot hear him, although he
is not saying why. So it starts with him can
you play it again? Like his raw audio? And then

(08:51):
it goes into the song. I'm like, whoever made this
video as an agenda against him? Because he can't have
wanted people to hear the raw audio of this Wait
coming soon? Shannon don't have a name? Yeah, yeah, there's

(09:15):
these upshots of Jeremy Renner and a scarf. There's a
shot of him at the piano like Dirk Dirk Dirk.
It's so aggressive. So I'm like, you can't play the
footage of anyways, it's coming soon and I cannot wait
coming soon? As am I? How could you not? I mean,

(09:40):
is that the name of the song, Shannon don't have
a which is a contradiction to contradiction because by definition,
Shannon would have a name. But that's really the message.
He came right in with a Scooby dee poop and
can we just do that first part again please? The

(10:04):
people have compared it to the Kim Control scatting video,
and I don't think it's far off. Yeah, the Kim
under that is wildly I haven't seen the Kim Control

(10:25):
scatting video. That's a that's a classic. Yeah, it's amazing
because it's her and her then husband future ex husband together.
He's like a musician playing upright bass and it's clearly
like a musician, like who is like a fine musician,

(10:46):
And she's like yeah, and it's great. We spend time
together and I scat over his like jazz licks, and
then it's just her being like it is is this
from like a show or or is it like a
home video? Was a it was like an interview on
the upright base. Sorry Latin quoth sounds, Yeah, you had

(11:14):
some hot Hollywood gass is that she's got a new
husband and this one plays the bonga such a so much.
All the heat dogs down, all the sheet hogs, the
town never knew such a she said with such confidence.

(11:35):
It is amazing. Yeah. I actually was thinking about that
video tonight when uh President Hudsucker Proxy was talking, just
because it's like this very strange delivery of things, but
like extremely man Williamson, Yeah, yeah, him audition for blunt.

(12:01):
Oh my word, Trump has ruined this country. But I'm
going to govern by bringing up baby like a crystal
and every pussy, what a delight? Really, don't call me
a goddess and then makes eye contact with the camera. Okay,

(12:24):
she did. They put some sassy eye contact with the
camera and she didn't remember when she she thinks it's fleabag.
Remember when she was like and then like really like
looked at a camera and was like, Mr Trump, if
you're watching, if you watch, oh man may and if

(12:44):
you're nested. I wanted her to give a discount code
to her speaking sessions at the end, if you put
on check out. I like that that. They were like,
what's your number one policy goal? And she was like,
governing with love. I can just listen to you, guys.

(13:04):
Do what is Marianne sign? I know she she knows.
I'm gonna guess. I'm gonna guess. I'm gonnakay yes, oh wait,
oh this is good. Cancer. You're guessing she's a cancer?
Gives me she's cancer. Virgo. Okay, you should have stuck
with it because she is a cancer. Does her rising
is Gemini? Your your initial instinct with well, yeah, you

(13:32):
know she's She looked at the camera with such teary emotion.
This cancer needs help. This is a lot, This poor
little cancer. Okay, what is your myth, Jamie. Now this
is gonna sound contradictory because I do it. But I
realized today that people should not run social media accounts
for their pets because Robert Evans sent me better or

(13:59):
for because dogs Twitter and it is the most pathetic
thing I've ever seen in Does the dog skateboard the dog?
It's joking, poser, It's like many things about Betto. It's
just fucking embarrassing, hard to look at. Does the dog
also stand on things he shouldn't he? It's always His

(14:21):
dog's name is Artemis O'Rourke. Here's what he posted after
after the first night of the debate, uh pop print
emoji wolf. I'm trying to be a good pupper, as
my dad instructed me to always be, but I have
to bark this. That look of disgust on Castro's face
says everything about Julian and nothing about Betto. I'll leave

(14:42):
it at that hashtag Beto and and then, like he
would have just and then if anyone responds with things
that are nice about Betto rock he says, I paw agree. Oh,
it's the most I want my dog to looking eat dog? Well,
my dog and I are fi because my dog is
a Centrist of my enemy is my my dog's enemy,

(15:05):
that's true. I mean, if my dog is willing to
incite violence against battle, I agree with that. Do we
think let's like to start with like this seems like
it could be a joke Twitter account, But then how
like overdetermined and politician e the like actual contempt it

(15:27):
would be funnier, right right. It suggests that it's actually
like somebody like interns from his campaign who are like,
we got an idea and this is gonna be super
cute and people are gonna love it. It's so embarrassed.
Bettle is not a negative guy, but his dog is
a huge con. It's just it made me so fucking

(15:48):
depressed to look at it was. It's it's bad. So
you know, I'm gonna gonna shut Sunny down and then
I'm going to kill him because what's the point of
having a pet if you can't talk about it online.
You said, yeah, he's a centrist, so we really can't
have him voting, which he can. Guys have said it once,
I'll say it again. There's no Red states of America

(16:11):
or Blue states of America. There's the United States of America.
I agree, the Taco Bell Hotel is sold out. That's
my reason for not having a reason to go on.
Are we still talking about the debates? What are we
going to talk about the debates more now or later?
Were there debates? Uh? Sorry, I was distracted by the

(16:33):
fact that back to the real issue facing Americans right now? Yeah, no, sorry,
this is what we do at the end of act
one as we talk about silly bullshit and yeah, that's
all there is about that. It's sold out in two minutes.
What is the tacout hotel? None of us ever had
a shot Palm springs Taco Bells taking over a hotel

(16:55):
for like four nights, So it's not you can't sleep
in a Taco Bell you can, by the way, Yeah,
I was really out Taco Bells, and I know that
it's it's uh corporate stunt, but it looked fun and
it also seems like something that could go very fire
festival and like what if it's if something is very

(17:17):
wrong with it. Derito Hotel Loco, Yeah, yeah, and then
Derito said a rival hotel and they're like, they're like
the Carpathia coming in for the sinking Titanic and they're
good analogy Jamie, thank you. And then the Dorrito's hotels
like we've got we've got everything. We've got all the
you know, Derrito's and warm beds you could ever want.
You guys know, you can just go to any hotel

(17:37):
in order taco bell. Yeah. Yeah, but there just does
feel like it's like it started to feel like a shitty, cheap,
corporate stunt. And I didn't get a reservation. Uh. And
it was actually hashtag empen uh. And then we do

(18:00):
have to talk about the ad that is for Boyhood. Yes,
So I don't know how to talk about this because
it's like a spoiler. I guess if you haven't seen
the ad for Boyhood that turns out not to be
the ad for Boyhood, go watch it. Now, pause this
and go watch it. What is it like two minutes?
It's so it follows the life of a boy as

(18:24):
he is born, grows up PA's outside for the first time,
gets in his first fight. Yeah, it comes in, becomes
travels to Asia and is cured of his insaleness, falls
in love. Uh. And then by this point you're just weeping. Yeah,

(18:44):
grows his hair back. Oh yeah, when his girlfriend shaves
his head and then he gets a beard when he
goes to Asia because because he gets it. Yeah, and
then it's so crazy. The whole time, I was trying
to guess what it wasn't like Trojans hall of and
like Trujans would have been funny because it would have
been like this person should not exist. It seemed like

(19:05):
there was so much you saw, like it's I was like,
this has to do something about like there's a lot
of sex. There's a lot of sex, there's there's you
see a mother giving birth, a home birth. I'm like this,
surely this all must be. That was a weird thing
is that they have the mother giving birth in a
tiny bathtub like a water birth. Like a water birth

(19:26):
is like supposed to be in a body of water,
but dude, in like a kiddie pool a right, But
whoever made this commercial just like had heard of and
just like had a birth and like a tiny little bathtub. Anyways,
that is not the weirdest part of the end. The
weirdest part comes at the end when it shows this
young man whose life we have seen flash before our

(19:48):
eyes and the ups and downs, the trials and tribulations.
So the first thing we hear other than swelling string
music is a woman's voice comes in and says, every
day life asked you the same question, what are you
going to try today? And it shows him as a
grown man walk into a subway and walk up to

(20:09):
a subway counter and look at the literal universe of
options in front of him through the sneeze guard. So
every day the same question, what do you want from subway?
Here's what I take er. I wanted to know what
his order was after all that. Yeah, and it's like,
are still you're a meatball Mariner guy? That's coming in

(20:32):
the next installment there, and there's gonna be like to
two more acts where he gets married and then gets
divorced and shaves his head again, and then you know
he disgusted to be as kids, and then he has
to decide what he wants it subway again, and then
he reconnects and then the third time he reconnects with
his kids and they go to subway together. The relationship
with a girl, it's not like they're dating. He kisses

(20:52):
a girl and then he sees her talking to a
guy and like touch hands, and then he goes and
shaves his head. It's just such a necessarily aggressive move.
He I mean, he appears to be an only child.
It's not, you know, it's not. There's not a lot
as explained. But I thought it was going to be
for a jeans, you know, like because all the commercials

(21:13):
that you don't know used to just be for genes.
This was a cast off of Levi's. Yeah, yeah, they
just they just added in the last shot of the
sub because he's not even you don't even see him
in a subway. We see him with kind of like
the background is pretty blank, and then it cuts to
they're even in the same shot. They really could have
been for anything. My theory is that they, like someone

(21:34):
took this demented student film and just shopped it around there,
like who will pay me to just put an image
of an employee and their sneeze guard at the end
of the time. I mean, I'm sure whatever, I mean,
I'm sure they wanted this to happen, and it's working
and we're playing right into their hands. But I was,
I was like, holy shit, they're not that. You know.
What this proves is that ads really are art, and

(21:57):
people that work in advertising are are actually artists, but
better because they make money. Someone I was someone I
worked with yesterday like showed us a really long Apple
commercial and was like, see, like commercials can be filmmaking.
And then today we showed him this and he's like, well,
I guess maybe I was wrong. That's amazing. All Right,

(22:18):
We're going to take a quick break. We will be
right back, and we're back and we have you for
ten more minutes. Jamie, Let's get your thoughts. It's the
night on the first night of debates, the second night

(22:41):
of debates. What are your thoughts? Like? What my thoughts? Specifically? Yeah,
in two words, because I'm really looking for one or two.
This is this is how the debates were conducted. Give
me one word. Actually we were just looking for one word. Okay,
um done. It's of her which healing? Which based I

(23:08):
think every Yeah, No, I'm Zealand is my number one policy.
My my my new friend Mary Ann Williamson about New Zealand.
It is fun to have, like true, I mean, is
that where that accent is from? I'm like, she watched
a lot of Betty Davis movies. I don't know what

(23:29):
it's a transatlantic like how she spoke remember when she said, honey, honey,
and I told her, honey, the United States is the
greatest place on Earth. I'm like, she's going to get
it to go to the met Ball next year. Combination
of like idiosyncratic, weird like girlfriend York City socialite with

(23:51):
like Patriots, someone who just sounds slide fallhorn leghorn inton
Asia too. Pretty. Heres what I said. I know we
were talking about kim control earlier, but it's pretty kim control. Yeah. Literally,
I had thought of that clip before it even because

(24:13):
of the same cadence. I'm going to get America out
of this hullabaloo. Um yeah, I don't know. I mean
I appreciated the comedic relief that was not there last night.
I don't know. I mean we're still present. I mean,

(24:33):
here's what I'll say. Joe Biden's veneers were out. You
were all you pointed out that he appears to be
adding teeth over the course of this time, just has veneers.
He has additional veneers that do not belong in the
human Healey, They were false there, covering nothing. It was Yeah,
It's like it was just like shells um so that

(24:55):
was distracting. Um, I don't I don't know. I'm like
space looks like a road barriers and white ones. He
was like a little yellow up top. It was very,
very not flattering lighting. The Tanning to Veneer ratio was
really disappointing for me tonight, and especially from the only
Republican candidate on stage. Was a major letdown. Not a

(25:19):
good not a good showing. Yeah, the big takeaway in
the media seems to be him getting pouned for being
a racist. Yeah, Harris, and that little girl was me.
That was that was well done. Yeah. I was in
the car with my friend and we got we got

(25:40):
a little Oh that was. I do love like listening
to people during debates deploy phrases. You could tell they
wrote three weeks ago, like and then just hearing them
be like, oh what was it? Swallow was like when
I'm not changing diapers, I'm changing something else. And United
States on the streets and then he looked at the

(26:01):
camera first hold for applause and dry in the back
of Harris had another one too, and like two people
were I forget which two people were screaming across her,
but she had like a very well prepared it was guys,
we don't want to the people don't want to food fight.
They want to know how we're going to put food
on their table. And Mary and Williamson's ever like, Oh

(26:23):
that's good. I'm going to tell that one to Oprah. Yeah. Power. Yeah.
As a writer, I felt like the and that little
girl was me Like you could see that coming a

(26:43):
mile away. The second she was like, there was a
little girl in second g I was like, yeah, okay,
it's you. We got it. Come on. But people people
loved that. It hit in that room. Yeah, and he
swallowed it. Um oh h it was wheezing so much.

(27:06):
There's whereas Biden's last from the first night debate, anything
other than be like low energy really doesn't play well
in debates. And like he last night's debate, it was
such such a fucking snooze fest. Yeah, it was a
real slog. Nothing that happened, it was everyone was very calm.
You know. I did enjoy how in this debate nobody

(27:28):
respected the moderators at all. Nobody followed their instructions. Everyone
my crush, muster hole, my internal crush any day, anytime. Yeah,
I don't know, it was it was, I don't know
it was. It was a weird. Uh. I mean, at
least the background tonight was a little better than the
background last night, was it? Yeah, because the one for

(27:51):
the first debate was like it was like a big
fake house. It looked like a big white house, really yeah,
and then this one was like it was just blue
stripes or something. Yeah. Yeah, it seems like Elizabeth Warren
did well like the last night. Yeah, she does, and
she did it well so like she didn't do anything surprising,
but like she didn't really have to, so it is fine. Yeah,

(28:13):
So I wish I could probably stay on the same trajectory.
Here's my note. I wish she had talked like Mary
and Williams, and I think it would have been a
lot doing that and just not address it. Just like
this is my voice now. Once the second Mary and
Williamson is out of the race, I need Elizabeth Warren
to take that affectation and really run with it. I
was amazed build the blossio is. I had never like

(28:36):
seen him in like motion before, and I'm like shocked
that he's a politician because he looks Yeah it's so.
I mean, people seemed like some people seemed really like
more impressed with him than I was expecting them to be.
I'm just like, dude, like we kind of wrecked BATO
a couple of times, but I mean, how hard is that?

(28:56):
I mean everyone was kind of like throwing food and beta,
but like they're I mean, like the trains can't even
run in New York going like no one can get anywhere.
I mean, just like I mean, and like, I feel
like b had like a similar thing tonight, but he
actually had to address it where he was like, now, listen, guys,
I know I'm doing a bad job as mayor, but

(29:18):
don't let that discourage you from letting me run the country.
He's like, look, I know gun violence is a big
issue because everybody in my town where I am mayor
is dying right now. Let me tell you how I'm
not going to solve that problem on a national stage either.
He's like, Now, a great way for for things to
get safer in South Bend is for me to not
be mayor there anymore. You know we're going to do that.

(29:39):
We're gonna make me present. And you know what, I
did not carry an assault rifle around a foreign country
just to see assault riffles carried by regular citizens here states.
Those are for killing foreign foreign people. He has beautiful eyes.
He looked like a doll who became a boy. Okay,
never mind how he had His eyes are so blue

(30:02):
that it looked like his eyeballs were green screen and
it was just showing the So you saw his Vogue
shoot shoot absolutely, So I brought it up the other
day and Jack was like what, And I was like,
how have you not seen? Keep up with the bedo
in the butt pictures? Oh my god, it's unbelief. It's
really good. But its like in front of a truck
or something and he's like trying to stand on it

(30:23):
and they keep moving him and telling him not to,
and then it is like because I want it, Yeah,
incredible doing where his tie is over his shoulder or
something and he's like looking to the left and he's like, yeah,
Annie Luvitz, just taking my photo right now because I'm
mayor y. His His press team is very very intense
and very very interesting. They've run a really really hard

(30:46):
campaign of trying to make you horny for Pete Bug
and it's just not working for a lot of the
American public. But for some of the American public it's
really working. Yeah, a lot of people are are horny
for the mayor. I don't know why. I'm not horny
for the mayor. I'm mayor. I don't want to know.
I don't want to be horny for the president. I
thought it was weird that people were cheering so loud

(31:07):
and hard for him, Like, yeah, it made me wonder
because he is like such a machine guy, got a
good team, right, I'm assuming that they just like it
was all about placement. I get I get why people
like him too, but it's just, yeah, he's I don't
know tool the well say, here's what we'll say about

(31:28):
Pete Buddha. Uh, Seth McFarlane really likes him, So he's
got the family guy vote, and you know we got
to respect that. That's with Seth McFarlane. The past five
record show that I only vote with Seth. My record
is spotless. My politics have everything to do with my
crush when I was twelve. I will vote with him. Uh,

(31:50):
family guy, family values exactly right. God, you you were
like already speaking and I feel like you could run
for president. I absolutely would if Pete would marry me,
that's what I would love. I don't think that's happened.
Oh ship Jamie just exploded, Uh that that is We're

(32:12):
going to have to get a clean up in here.
But in the meantime, super Producer around a Hosnie is
here with some takes on what she thought of I
shouldn't tee you up like that. No, Jamie had to leave.
We're bringing in super Producer around a Hosnie a team now. Yeah, yeah,
so welcome. And I just killed Jamie so that she

(32:35):
could take her place as guest. She put her in
a headlock and said, Jamie lost consciousness. Yeah, well, thank
you for your high energy. My one overwhelming note from
tonight's debate is Eric Swalwell, damn man, I hate your
face is what I wrote. That's really really the only

(32:59):
thing that I wrote. You don't like potatoes that are
a little potatoes. I really did not like him. Was
that just across both nights, was there anybody who jumped
out to you guys that you like, weren't aware of
that you thought was like impressive or whatever? Like I know,
people last night were like Tulsi Gab was great and

(33:21):
well her just knowing who committed nine eleven was very
important to me. Gab talking about wars and then nobody
else jumping on it at all was was pretty good.
I liked Warren's closing speech. I thought he was delivered
really well. Um still doesn't really explain why she doesn't
support medicare for all, but you know, that just seems
out of seems Uh, it seems out of character for

(33:43):
her other policies. Uh. You know what I really was
surprised by was how terrible Andrew Yang was on stage.
I was led to believe that he was charismatic. Yeah,
I did too. It felt like he also just didn't
really get a chance, and he was wearing like an
open collar shirt situation, which was, well, he's the laid
back entrepreneur Canada. I don't know if you guys know this,

(34:05):
but one thousand dollars a month is below below the
poverty line. It's like way, way way, Like even if
you support UBI, a thousand dollars a month is way
below a living wage. So like his main thing is
the U b I thing and it doesn't really make
any sense. He also says something weird, which was when
they asked them about foreign policy, you know, what's your
number one foreign policy concern? He was like, we should
cooperate with China. On AI and I was like, no,

(34:27):
we shouldn't, absolutely not right. Yeah, I do feel like
their go to is to bring up China a Trump, Yeah,
and it's like, okay, but that's not really what the
question asked. Yeah. Well that was the weird thing about
the first night is that nobody brought up Trump. So
on the second night, it seemed like they one person
I think brought up Trump. There was I forget who

(34:49):
it was, but there was one who who would be like,
the biggest problem to our national security is that the question?
They would say, it's national security at the end that
was that was today tonight too. It was like your
biggest national security concern is it climate change? And they
were like yes, but no, Yeah. I think last night
there was one person who said Trump, which who I'm
I'm blanking on who it was, Uh, personally Tim Ryan

(35:12):
get the fuck out of here. I was shop bits
and I don't know who he's the one who didn't
know who could leven Okay. Just the weirdest policy on
the Middle East that was just so edging towards like
the little conservative, aren't we that I was just like,
come on, I really enjoyed hicken Looper's whole to really

(35:37):
change the climate, we need to include fossil fuel companies.
That was like a really you know kind of I
don't know what you call, like an out of the
box thinking strategy, like an entrepreneurial type of way to
combat fossil fuel created climate change is just to like
keep working with that. The Conservatives, I'm looking at Drudge

(35:58):
right now and they already have tomorrow's New York Post headline,
which is who wants to lose the election? With a
picture of all the candidates raising their hand because they
think it's crazy that the Democratic candidates raised their hand
in favor of free healthcare for illegal immigrants. Yeah, is
that a thing? Um? Uh No, I didn't know we

(36:18):
could do that, right, Um? I mean to support free
healthcare for illegal imgrants, you would need to both support
open borders and medicare for all, which no candidate really does.
So that doesn't make sense. But they are going to
lose the election. Real gaff. But the main headline seems
to be Biden stammers as Kamala eats him alive. Well,

(36:41):
that little girl was her. Well that's the thing. Biden
can't admit that he was wrong. Which is like classic,
like old white male. Yeah, like his teeth were starting
to fall out, like just let it go, man, you're
like literally stress arguing yourself today up in front of
our eyes. And they were like where he's just stopped.

(37:02):
He was like, yeah, I guess no one's really listening anymore,
so I'll just stop here. He was like, now you
said thirty seconds. That was but like what if what
if you can if you had to pick one, would
you rather healthcare or climate change? Because Obama only got
to do one? And he was like, well, actually, um,
Obama did a lot, and just tell us, just pick one,

(37:23):
just say something right. Yeah. In that moment, he looked
up and everyone was looking at their phones. I mean,
this is the point that people were making kind of
right when he entered the race that he was the
front runner because he was the vice president, but he's
run for president four times before, and all of him
time Obama told him not to write. Obama was like no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

(37:47):
don't but yet, Joe, Joe over here over here, No, no,
you're looking the wrong way over here. No, don't do Joe,
I'm over here. But like in the eighties and like nineties.
He uh, one thousand, Yeah, I believe he's one years old.
And in the he's got really good botox. He looks

(38:07):
like he's got something good. Yeah, well, quality work done.
But coloring wise, we're we're it's just not but he's
really he's smooth. He's smooth, burnie baby looks like corpse makeup. Um.
But he but I mean, I think people were making
that like he's just not good at this, he's not
good at running for president, like he was an appropriate

(38:30):
choice for Jack Barack Obama calls him Joe. Right, that's true,
that is true. I forget everything I said. I always
feel like I have a personal rule. If I cannot
stay awake and I'm tired, and then my friends keeping
me up, come out, come out, come out. But I
can't stay awake. I'm very tired. I need to sleep.
I go to sleep. I don't go out. And that's

(38:52):
just a metaphor what Biden should do. He clearly can't
stay awake for this. He's not going to be able
to handle a full four year presidency, let alone two terms.
You know, like I can't imagine he's already like he's
got that cranky look when you when you do go
out and then you're like, well, funk, I hate this.
Why am I here? This sucks? And all your friends
are like head fun and you're like, I'm just going
to be a bummer. Sorry, I'm going to be in

(39:12):
the corner being a bumber. I will not pay for
my own Liftope. How do you think Bernie did? Bernie did?
I think Bernie did pretty good. You know, tax the rich.
You know who doesn't love that? Um, I guess the rich.
But I think I think he did all right. Um.
He did a lot of yelling at the end, which
I loved. I really liked his yelling about Wall Street

(39:34):
and big Pharma and fossil fuels and you know, um
they asked a question about something and then he brought
up special interests and it was like not really relevant,
but yeah, there was a race part where like they
talked about race, like him changing or not paying enough
attention to race, and he was like, the thing we

(39:55):
have to focus on his class, which is like the
thing that everybody faults him for his like shifting the focus. Well,
I think people do fault him for that a lot,
but it seems to me also like one of the
most materialist ways of thinking about race, because like, you know,
we've had the Reparations Bill hearing recently and that was
all about you know, now politicians are able to openly
say America was built economically on the backs of slaves,

(40:17):
and we owe African American slaves and their descendants money,
and to talk about that and to talk about the
you know, I think Gillibrand even brought up institutionalized racism.
Institutionalized racism is directly affected by things like Medicare for
all and universal pre k and and paid leave. I mean,
all of these things are policies that would most affect

(40:39):
America's poorest, who are also generally America's darkest. Yeah, Gillibrand
and Clovish are the same person in my mind. They
Gillibrand is a little debates and then they Gillibrand is
princess kind of So she does she support Medica for
all or just universal pre k and paid leave? I

(41:03):
don't know. I don't know. I feel like a lot
of I did. Like how they were like what would
you what's your foreign policy goal? And she was like
engage Iran? Yeah, I think she wants she would start
a war with Iran. I think what she guys like
I would come out and be like, here's what we
need to do to fix our foreign you know, relations,
But I don't know a lot of that, like see
that things like when it comes to like those kind

(41:23):
of questions, they give such broad answers of like I
think that we would get back in the nuclear deal
and fix everything, And you're like, okay, but like you
do really understand that weren't like the worst situation we've
ever been. Even with the nuclear deal, there were still sanctions.
I mean, so I was very surprised that they did
not bring up that. More candidates didn't bring up Iran,

(41:44):
considering we literally almost went to war last week. Yeah,
I don't think they have an answer to that, because
I think the concept of your own really scares them,
as it does like a lot of people. Because you're like,
now we have this country that is gonna if we
if we don't come to eight deal in our negotiations,
they're going to start enriching their uranium and that could
lead to nuclear weapons. And that's all you really have

(42:06):
to say for them to panic, Like it doesn't really
matter that they would be doing that to like, you know,
have electricity, Like, it's also blanketed. You hear Iran, you
hear nuclear weapons, that's it. Well, there's also the assumption
that if you run had nuclear weapons, they would attack Israel, right,
or that if Iran had nuclear weapons they would attack America,
you know, which is has not happened. But but you know,

(42:29):
I mean it's kind of like you really think they
think they're going to unprovoked attack Israel. But you know,
the question of of nuclear sovereignty is one that I
don't think a lot of candidates want to talk about.
You know, it's a tough thing. I think they struggle
a lot with the Middle East, and I don't think
anyone ever feels like they have the right answer, So
they always get very blanketed straight like well, because they
don't want to say what the real answer is, which

(42:50):
is I would do whatever we needed to do to
continue the flow of oil into our country. Nobody wants
to say that. So it's just one covered in oil,
just getting carried with the giant buckets of oil on
top of the stage. Really interesting take. When they asked
about climate change was first. It was great that they
asked about climate change, Thank God, because I don't think

(43:12):
they brought it up on the first debate. Um, sorry,
where did you come from? Yeah? Yeah, you know everybody.
Everybody knows that twelve years number. And then for for
Biden to still or maybe it was hacken Looper or Biden,
I don't know, they're the same, to be like, we're
going to get to carbon zero by and it's like,
we're not going to have a there's not gonna be
a planet. There's not gonna be a planet by like

(43:34):
all electric by Oh it was Biden. He was like
all electric cars by. You know, that's like a little
it's not a lot, dude. Have you seen Miami lately? Right,
but they were in Miami, But no, he has not. Yeah.
Oh wait, you think they're all gone. We just lost
all our democratic Oh yeah, Biden has been dead for

(43:58):
twenty years. All right, we're gonna take a quick break.
We'll be right back. And we're back. And in other
important news, it has now been announced what has been

(44:20):
rumored for a while, Uh, The Office is leaving Netflix
in so yeah, this is a huge deal for an
entire generation of comedy fans. People really funk with the Office,
doesn't it make up? Like some people just watch The
Office on a loop on Netflix. Yeah, it's a study,

(44:44):
and I think it's three to five percent of all
Netflix of total user minutes on Netflix, that's fifty billion minutes.
I mean, you know, it's many seasons five are good
and there's plenty to watch. Yeah. The thing is it's um,
it's it's just it's something that you can rely on

(45:04):
to like make you laugh. It's also nostalgic because it's
just you know, it's a great show and then he
always just reminds you of back when you were watching
it and then all the joke. Yes, I love this episode.
But apparently there's like a younger generation of fans who
started watching it on Netflix and are are obsessed with it.
Have you seen all the Office stand accounts on Instagram?
There's so many Office mume accounts, so many more than

(45:25):
you think for a show that went off the air
like ten years ago. But there's a lot because because
kids have been like younger people have started and finished
watching it on Netflix. Yeah. Billie Eilish, which we were
talking earlier about, how Sergean you just always ask is
that Billy? Whenever I see a young woman on television,
I say, is that Billy Eilish. I don't know my

(45:45):
favorite thing it is. I love Billie Eilish, all the
young people I hang out with. I'm pretty sick um.
But she has like a song that has or she
like plays clips of the Office from she plays the
opening theme in her concert, had her concerts and like

(46:07):
has clips from the has clips from the show in
on her album. Yeah, that's that's weird. What clips. It's
just like I don't remember, but it'll be like in
the middle of a song you'll cut back to the
clipteresting and yeah, what character are you? Who do you
relate to the most? I take my quiz. This is

(46:30):
a BuzzFeed podcast. Now I'm oh you are I'm never
impressed to the point you are. Stanley. Can you do
a push up? Cooking mc h you're at Michael's st
if I've seen man Steve Carrell. Really, let's just talk

(46:52):
about how greed he is. Steve Carrell, great, great, great
communicy actor. God damn. So apparently in I assumed that
NBC could just take the Office back whenever they wanted,
but they had to bid a hundred million dollars. So
Netflix pays ninety million dollars a year for the right

(47:12):
to have the Office on Netflix, and to get it
for their streaming platform, NBC Universal had to pay a
hundred million dollars. That's crazy. Um, yeah, it's basically like
all stream all streaming platforms are just becoming really expensive

(47:33):
channels that we all have to pay for hostly as
long as they don't have ads. I'm kind of okay
with it. NBC Universal are they making Is it just
like an app where you can go on to like
how you would just sign onto your like not streaming service,
but that cable or whatever you pay for already it's
like a streaming so you have to pay fortix. But yeah,

(47:58):
NBCUniversal is like has a streaming thing that I think, Yeah,
that's how you watch SNL online if you want to
do that for whatever reason. But like that's what the
what they need to do if they're all separating, is
they all need to be to Yeah, because I can't
pay fifteen dollars a month for sixteen different fucking streaming
services and it's insane. Well, you gotta pick and choose,

(48:20):
You gotta pick and choose on who's got the best content.
This is America. I shouldn't have to pick and choose.
This is what they should be debating about. What do
you think of them taking the Office on Netflix? One
or two answers lit uh So. Vanity Fair was speculating

(48:43):
as to why The Office is so popular with the
younger generation. They were saying that because it started in
two thousand five, which is Facebook was just getting going
and the iPhone was still two years away, and so
like the culture was shifting and Office is not just
like doesn't just happen to take place at that time.

(49:04):
It's about that shift since it takes place in a
paper company. Um. Yeah, I remember when the whole arc
about Ryan and Dunnermthlin two point oh, like the website
and how he faked all to say they did an
end ron thing. They did kind of an end ron arc.
And for anyone born after the year two thousand, that's
just been your whole life. Yeah, yeah, I guess it's
more of a Ryan, what's scamming the company that works

(49:28):
for you? My hair went blonde because of the sun,
ye know, it is the sun. So the rest of
this episode is just gonna be us quoting the Office.
Yeah jokes, but I think that's the point it's like
that no one, it's so universal NBC universal that like
it's so being paid on the side, no matter the generation,

(49:49):
like you still can watch it like it's because also
it's pretty ever the concept of yeah, it's very evergreen.
And the concept of the fact that you're like, oh,
this is a paper company, like in the back of
your mind you're like, this will never survive company is
like such a crash and burn sort of situation that
it's almost who The entire concept is hilarious, independently owned

(50:11):
paper like small papers. It's kind of cool to see
those actors who now have all had botox, like what
they used to look like, who's had botox? At LEAs?
Don't make me? Okay, fine, come on, Mindy Kalin come on,
Oh yeah yeah, Stephen Steven Correll has probably been had
some botox. Um. Well, you know what else never gets old, guys, cocaine.

(50:37):
I knew you wanted to talk about this. I don't.
It's just the headline here that Jack has written is
Cocaine is back. Where did it go? Jack? So Yahoo?
This is a Yahoo headline, which I thought he was
pretty funny. I can't wait for my momma, this article,
that's where I get my news. Where do you? Where

(50:57):
do you kids? Look? Um, Cocaine's back. Blame technology for
it was the Yahoo finance thing. Oh yeah, you are
such a millennial. I go to Vice. Fucking badass man.
That's the thing. Cocaine never left because we've been on
Vice and you've been on Y'allhoo, we went to Saudi
Arabia with cocaine. Um, but it reads this article reads

(51:22):
like an ad for cocaine. They explain that like it's
like socially well adapted. People get it from dealers who
are like the uber of drug delivery and what they say,
it's just a delivery service. That is a thing. Though
I have been you used to not be able to
get cocaine delivered to your house. I think you used
to have to go to your cocaine dealer's house. So

(51:44):
now now cocaine dealers come to your house. Yeah, there is.
They have a number. I've witnessed people who have rolled
up in like really nice cars, like over the top cars,
where you're like, that's a drug dealer because like the
rooms are made out of yeah, and they like sell.
They will come to your place and sell you drugs.
And I'm not saying I've ever done this because I
have no interest in knowing people like that, but like

(52:06):
I've seen it and I've been like, that's your yea,
how it works now, yeah, because it's so crazy. Um,
those guys are just uber drivers. They're just uber drivers
who did really well. Let start asking my uber drivers
if they have cocaine, just for definitely to The article
also talks about the fact that it's stronger now than

(52:27):
it's ever been there, like it's pure now than ever
because production is so ramped up. I guess because the
farc is no longer like the Colombian guerrilla groups are
no longer fucking with people in the mountains of Columbia,
so they're able to like from cocaine, we'll just like

(52:48):
get more of it out and so now like nobody's
cutting their local economies right, no one's stepping on their
cocaine is a micro loan. Every time I buy cocaine,
it's a micro loan to South America. But then so
is interesting. One thing that I was curious about is
it said, like so the numbers said that like it's
up to three of people use cocaine. People in America

(53:14):
have used cocaine or use cocaine regularly. I don't know,
that's that's the question. But that seems low to me.
So it's cleaner now because it's just like less regulated.
I am confused. There's just more of it. Oh, there's
more of it, but in the sense that like the
supply and demand, there's more supply. It's kind of how
organised too much. We like we have way to watch

(53:36):
cocaine exactly. That's wild, huh. Like the three percent made
me think of this study this dude did where he
basically dug into American landfills, like it was an archaeological dig,
just like one guy with a shovel, right, well he
was an Arizona professor, but it was basically just him

(53:56):
and like his grad students and who were so but
like the it's when to dig a landfill. But the
stuff he found, Like one of the big findings he
found was that like, these self reported surveys are such bullshit,
and we like way more junk food and drink way
more booze and smoke more than like the self reported

(54:19):
surveys would indicate. So well, yeah, I think we're naturally
programmed to make ourselves always appear better than we really are.
So you also, when you drink a lot, you forget
how much you drink, that's true. Yeah, well tend to
black out scattered around you. Yeah, that's crazy. Cocaine, man,

(54:42):
that's crazy that it's back, because like and then it
left and came back empty cocaine boxes and the empty
cocaine bottles. It's back, Jack. I think it's the like
it being it's a veil ability, it's being cheaper and
more potent probably, and also, I mean maybe the fact

(55:06):
that this is an entire generation of kids who grew
up with uppers, like at the ready. Maybe it's the
same thing as like why heroin uses on the upswing
because opioid's got a lot of people hooked on opiates.
So you know, if you can't get a prescription for

(55:26):
your chosen upper, maybe cocaine is the cheaper choice. Now. Yeah,
that makes sense because a lot of people who do
like oxy or something eventually get to like heroin. It
makes sense. It's just like it's just the street version
of the prescribed pill. Yeah. How can you ever really
know the truth though, with like these sort of studies like,
it's so crazy because I feel like I would never

(55:47):
tell the truth of someone's like, are you on cocaine?
And they're like, well, it's in your blood. I'd be like, well, silly,
did that get there? I would just never want to
admit to just like doing a ton of cocaine, Like yeah,
I mean, I think that's what was so interesting about
that sociological study. I don't know, man, In my experience,
people that do cocaine love to talk about it, but
to you, not to your doctor, who's like, dude, your nose.

(56:13):
Yeah three. It's the rate of cocaine. News has gone
up a lot, but it's all already lang. It's entirely
Stephen King, Stephen King, Stephen single handedly responsible in Hawking
Stephen Steve representative Steve King, Yes him too. Uh well, guys, wait,

(56:35):
who Trump does uppers as well? Right? Yeah? Trump has
been on uppers since he got a prescription for them
in the eighties. But you'd never do illegal drugs. He
would just do uppers, And it is clearly snorting. I
wonder if he's had he's ever done the Stevie Nicks
route and had cocaine blown up his butt? Whoa powder yeah, yeah,
whoa wait, how do you've never had cocaine blown up?

(56:58):
I mean, I feel like it's it's jen only unnecessary,
and it's like when you're being a little too like
it's like that's when I think of like like minions,
like you're doing too much. You're doing too much at
my I never need to do that in my high
school and minions, you know how they're always just doing
too much. They're like like that's how I imagine if
you but you're doing too much, unnecessary, trying too hard. Yeah,

(57:23):
it's too much, you don't. It's like when Kavanaugh was
like boofing beer, it's like you're doing too much, You're
doing too much. I still think that's an underrated aspect
of that story that he kept saying that he loved beer. Well,
that that got it brought up, but like people were like, yeah,
I know what he was really talking about was like
drinking beer through his ass, and like that's the thing boofing,

(57:47):
boofing is butt chugging. So did he do that as
a young pledge or whatever? I know, I don't know
did he say he boofed beer? Apparently it's like you
can get drunker that way is that? What was that? What?
I think it's that you get drunk ester or something.
That's what I heard about vodka souk tampons, which is
also a bad idea. Don't do it. Yeah, yeah, see
that's see again, you're doing too much. Well, they're trying

(58:08):
to get there, trying to get away with the breath thing.
They think you can people do that ship because they
think that it won't show up on a breathalyzer. That's
why people put liquor in their ass. Guys, you're gonna
see me next week on Shark Week, and I'm coming
out with a buttle breathalyzer. Noker, get away with this,
shark kids. Mark Cuban is in Alright, Sharks. We all

(58:31):
hate getting into our car and blowing into the breathalyzer.
What if you didn't have to? Alright, Sorry June, it's
been a pleasure having it's been pleasure being here. Thank you, Jack. Actually,
I guess I go to Anna first. She's our guest
and great having you. I guess. Thanks. Whatever, Where can
people find you? I'm at Anna hosting on Twitter. Let's

(58:53):
skip all the hubbubba shobaba hubba blue. I want to
read some Marann Williamson tweets that are hilarious. Okay, uh
at Guy Random says Marianne Williamson is the only candidate
bold enough to propose a witchcraft based healthcare system that
we have. Another one that says, um, this is from
excuse me at Pablo Torre Pablos tore Marann Williamson is

(59:15):
doing an incredible job for someone who is obviously digesting
and edible on television. Uh this from Jason Oh Gilbert
at Gilbert Jason Oh. Pete Boudage goes to shake marian
Williamson's hand, but she's already disappeared on her lecture and
sits alone. Or Agami Crane, Um a good tweet about

(59:38):
the debates. I mean this actually happened, but I had
totally forgotten about this. What's the first thing you would
do as president? Defeat Donald Trump? Or someone from Alexandra
Petrie from Petrie dishes, we are all just ideas in
the mind of Maryanne Williamson, and if she stops believing

(59:59):
in us even or a second, we'll all vanish, right
said If marian Williamson can teach the enormous tortoise beneath
the world to love. It just might end climate change. Yeah,
she's what someone says Marian Williamson from Marien Johnson at
Marie Johnson. Marian Williamson is is like a sentient glass
of chardonnay. Marian Williamson is a Vikadin. Yeah. Someone said

(01:00:28):
it's the Daily Tricks. That Daily Tricks said Marian Williamson
is the best thing the Onion has ever done. And
do you want to go see here at the Saban?
Honestly I would. I've heard I've heard about this for
your she has weekly talks. She's a self basically, she's
a spiritual guru to Oprah and a self help advisor.

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So every Monday night at the Saban Theater in Beverly
Hills she has a talk. She's a book that's not
called The Secret, but it's almost called The Secret. It's
called like The Secrets or something. So my tweets are
going to be actual old tweets from Marian Williamson. Sorry, June,
Where can people find you? People can find me at
hey sr June h E y s A r A

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j u n E on Venmo and Instagram. You can
also follow my stand up comedy show at High Priestess
comedy or on Instagram, and you can follow some of
my work with Means TV at Means Underscore TV on
Twitter and I think also on Instagram. Um, it is
an anti capitalist entertainment cooperative that I am now working

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with and very excited. I'm sorry, I thought you said
anti capitalist. Yes, Means TV. Yeah, I've talked about this
before when I was actually awesome. Yeah, it's pretty dope.
Please give us some money. It's dope. And is there
a tweet you've been enjoying? Yes, Um, I'm going I

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really enjoyed all of the debate tweets from Senator Microvell's account.
I particularly enjoyed Marian Williamson is charging up her aura
when the moderators finally let her speak. What she says
will be very powerful. Excited to see the Spanish sentence
you will say. This one goes out to Marion Williamson's aura.

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Sollie Ellie Hall, elliv Hall at ELLEB. Hall put together
a thread amazing old tweets by presidential candidate Marion Williamson.
Yin is feminine earth, Yang is masculine sky. When God
is seen as he, the soul is seen as she.

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Just archetypes spirit impregnant soul. That was the end of
that tweet. What you can do for your soul, but
what your soul can do for your yang. Another tweet
was everyone feels on some level like an alien in
this world because we are we come from another realm
of consciousness and long for home. Um. Yeah, she's pretty great, man.

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It's got a lot going on. Honestly, she doesn't. I
think she. Um, she has many followers, and I think
she actually she I said that she's like a female
Tony Robbins without the abuse and seems to understand that
like human beings should not be abused basically, Like I
think it extremely jealous of marian Williamson's influence among among

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women and followers, because Gilibrand is kind of running on
this whole like I'm here for women, like women should
vote for me, you know, like I'm here to protect women.
I'm here to give universal pre k, you know, like
all all that. She talks a lot about her paid
leave plan and stuff, and I think she, you know,
she sees Marianne just effortlessly like swaying, you know, like
dancing with the winds of public opinion, just like feeling

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auras and and she longs to be on a ticket
with her. Another debate tweet that I liked was from
a partner and non charlote tweeted, it feels like Andrew
Yang is going to leave early to beat traffic. He
really did seem like he was just she She also tweeted,
I feel like they're adding candidates to the stage in

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real time, which was I thought I had at one
a point. You can find me on Twitter at Jack
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once Laura Dern's roommate dead I thought somebody died by
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as well as a song we write out on I

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am going to recommend a song by this this and
this is out to my boyfriend Nac and it's also
out to Miles's um majesty, her majesty. This is a
song by a dedicated to my boy It's okay, it's
for sorry June's boyfriend. Why don't you record it's for you? Um?

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It's this regular artist called Chronics and the song is
called Majesty. Okay, Uh, it's not for you, okay, but
it does go out to your beautiful wife Okay, not you,
not you, but definitely lost definitely your wife. The Daily
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That's going to do it for this week. We will
be back on Monday. How to break Weekend? Everyone by
There's something about and I don't think it's just as much.
I don't know how to say no. I've been thinking

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for the best way to say is right, yea, before
I hold you with my arts, I wanna hold you
with my art because before we share a love upon

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the bed, I wanna place this caud upon your end.