Hollywood’s Longest Continuous Bender, Demo(n)crats 10.17.18

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet. I welcome to the season fifty three,
episode three of their Daily Night Guys for Wednesday, October seventeen,
two thousand eighteen. My name is Jack O'Brien a K.
JACKO be do do do Do Do Do? Jacko B
do do do Do Do do jacko B do do
do do Go Jacob Jack just j. That's courtesy of

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fellow parent Aisius to say, and I'm sorried to be
joined as always find my co host, Mr Miles. Miles
speaks the truth, staying for staying cool with Zageys fresh
and full love Miles and the Szitgeist is the fresh Maker.
I would see the whole thing, but I didn't know
how to improve the rest that is from sort of profound,

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So shout out to you because that was sort of profound,
not just a clever name like the Shitty Beetles. Speaking
of the Shitty Beetles, I had the Beach Boys song
Cookemo stuck in my head all morning because I listened
to the latest punch Up the Jam, which is a
great podcast and a great episode of podcast that's got
Gabriel's on it. It's a really good one. But they

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did a cocoml and Holy shape you guys, that song
is really bad. Uh well we are thrilled to be
joined in their third seed by It's a hilarious stand
up comedian Nick Vetera. I have someone to cop Pross.
I wrote cokeomah ship. It wasn't that so. I mean, guys,
I was fire when I wrote it. Cut me some

(01:27):
buckets in the boot. I think for a five year old,
Cocomo was pretty bad. It's I mean, for five year old.
For some reason, when I was growing up, I thought
it was tropical cake melting in your hand, and that
is fucking stupid. Wait is not a thing. It's tropical
drinks melting in your hands. Well what part of the song.
But he's in the sand cock tropical copic cockroaches, tropical cake.

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I was in a cart, I was in a karaoke
last night and I realized that it's uh, it's not
it's not called it's rain. It's it's it's it's raining, men,
it's Raymond, which changes the song. You thought it was
just a it's raymanlleu. Yeah it's right, man, this like

(02:12):
yeahs completely different at it all wrong? But anyways, I
think our aka has both got some annoying songs stuck
in people's head. So there's more annoying songs, and it's
raining men and Cokema and Kokemo and h baby Shark
Do Do Do Do Do Do and Mento song and
I know about Baby Shark until three weeks ago. Yeah,
I know. People don't know. We're gonna take you like

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a kid's song. But then younger people than me, who
are like adults, now we're saying, oh, I knew that
as a kid, right, but I'm I missed that. We
had a swinglet of sweet Cheriot Miles is Burial. Alright, Nick,
We're going to get to know you a little bit
better in a moment. But first we're gonna take you,
guys through what we're talking about today. We're gonna remind

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you what the goal of the show is. We're trying
to tell you what a nation is thinking and talking
about today, taking a dive into America's and sometimes the
rest of the world's shared unconscious. Using the headlines Box
Office reports what's trending on Google and social media today.
We're gonna start with a Google trend search skim and

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then we're gonna do a quick cultural war report actually
not a very quick one because the right is very
fragile and they want the left to attack them. They
need that story to happen, and so they are creating
the headlines even without the reality of those headlines. So
we're gonna talk about that and uh, the possibility of

(03:41):
a second civil war, and we're going to talk about
Mike Pompeo's face during his meetings in Saudi Arabia because
it's very friendly and please just might be there. We're
gonna talk about Lindsay Graham's comments on Fox and Friends.
And finally we have figured out how to make Miles
give a fuck about climate change. We'll see man, Yeah,

(04:04):
you don't care, You're not in Apparently beer could double
in price because of global white What then do you say, Yeah,
some Miles is hot, he's heated. It now beers beer's
doubling because of the sun spots. Uh. Nick. We like
to ask our guest, what is something from your search

(04:25):
history that is revealing about who you are? Let's get
to know a little better. I don't know if it's
revealing or not. I just what kind of bug is?
This was my last I feel that comes up a lot. Yeah, right.
What kind of bug is this kind of spider? What
is this bug? Bite from? Yes, I get that a lot.

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What was a bug? What was walking me through this?
You see the recently is my mom sent me a
picture of a bug. Usually it's a bug I find,
but you know, my mom sent me a picture of
the bug. I'm looking at? What sort of bug? It is?
So breaking news over the weekend, some ship that my
wife found on the internet, So it has to be true.

(05:05):
Says that Los Angeles going forward. One of the great
things about Los Angeless climate, if you haven't been here,
is that there aren't all out of mosquitoes, and that's
about to change because there's a new strain of mosquito
that is like very pale. You can't see them, but
they bite the ship out of your legs, and they
thrive in dry climates. I guess they thrive in dry

(05:26):
climates and also are changing. Yeah, so the mosquitoes are
comed one of those. If you hang out with me,
you won't get bit by mosquitoes because they're all biting me.
Yeah you got, I got whatever that blood type There
is a documented record of the type of blood type
that mosquitoes prefer and my wife. There is like a

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natural one I figured out in Africa that worked pretty well.
That was like a lemony one. And also yeah, but
before that, I was using like military grade deet that
was corrosive to plastic. And I remember the first time
I had it, like it was like back when iPods
were the thing. I sprayed it near me and my
screen was all like fucked up, and it was all
the droplets of deep had just like ate up the

(06:08):
plastic on the screen. I was like, oh, well this
probably works then. Yeah, it's corrosively. It's like fine old
tumor legs gray gone. Hey, you used to just call
him cankles. Uh. Miles is usually glowing in the dark
at any after sundown. You know. Another search history thing

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it kills me is that like I'll put in like
earth wide how right, very very basically, like I don't
even put in real sentences and more I just vomit
the gist of what I wanted to ask, what the Earth?
Me and my roommate we're trying to figure out circumference
to the Earth because you know, we're about to sail
and and I think I I go, let me ask

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Syria or whatever. And I searched history and I go
earth wide how and he got so mad at me.
That's how you're asking the internet and you know what,
I got my answer right? Like, so who really lost?
They're like you, but you had the wherewithal to articulate
this circumference of the earth prior to googling it that
you just go earth how? Why? How? When earth wide wind?

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How much Earth is there around? Yeah? I do speak
to my search engines and write to my search engines
like they have some sort of deficiency. Oh, I do
the ask Jeeves type thing, full on sentence, full specifically
what I need? Yeah? Good? How do you make a

(07:37):
lasagna casseros? I will posit this query to you. It's
a lot of preamble. Earth wide how Google? I hope
the zeros and ones are finding you fancy to do.
That's like when I ran a website, one of the

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top Google search trends would be www dot the name
of the website dot com. In the It's just like,
there's that, but it was a shrinking part of the
populace as all the old people died off. That is
that is funny when you write, you start typing something
in and you get that like it fills in and
you're just like wow, a lot of the world's real sad.

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As you start talking, you'd be like why, and then
it fills in. Should I go on? Like bite bleeding
so much? Yeah? The questions that fill in around pregnancy
are crazy and very depressing because it's filled with misspellings.
Am I pregnant? How do baby get made pregnant? I'll

(08:48):
do baby, I'll get out baby right when baby go out?
Do go face down when baby go out? Nick, what
is something you think is overrated? I think avocado? Wow, Okay, okay,
I'm tired of it. Just it was fun for a minute.
It was cool when it was just quacam. I'll be honest.
Avocado it's the Christy ticken of wow. It's just a

(09:10):
little mean. It's just hey, it means hey. I like
it all right. I don't need it in everything that's
good avocado. There was like some new debate about whether
or not it's vegan or some ship. I couldn't understand
why I didn't be vegan. I just saw a headline

(09:31):
where there was like debate about whether or not is vegan.
Believe they don't. Yeah, right, so their eggs out of
a tree, right. I mean, I can hear them screaming
when I cut them open, but that's just those might
be the voices. Those are rabbits fruits. It's in everything,
and I think for a while it was guacamole and
I was, that's great, you know, and then it just

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became now everything I get. First of all, obviously they
have to mine it from the soul of the because
you know, you got to charge extra firebucks if you
want it on anything. So it's cut it out of
my sally, cut it out of my taco I you know,
it's listen, it's a luxury I can't afford at this point.
Now it should be a special occasion. And now it's

(10:15):
starting to feel it kind of, it's starting to feel like,
you know how people don't like oysters that slimy I love,
people don't. People don't because it's starting to feel like
a slimy green thing I'm putting in my mouth. Sort of,
it's getting snot sort of. The sea is blowing its
nose into your mouth. It's perfect. That was their original

(10:38):
branding slogans didn't have the sea sneeze in your mouth.
I think the reason they're arguing about it being vegan
or not is because it requires migratory bee keeping. Some
of them, like a fruit that requires migratory beekeeping? Is
that vegan friendly because we're not exploiting the bees for
their work. Vegan's children's step too far? Yeah, Now it's

(10:59):
seven degrees of bacon. That's what all the vegan stuff
is now. Um. Yeah, and avocado like based spreads. It's like,
I don't want a spread on my sandwich that renders
it impossible to save for a later meal because it's
gonna turn brown and gross. Yeah, apparently it's just it's

(11:22):
instantly brown. Yeah, the second year, the second it's made.
I don't know if it was ever green. Sometimes you're
always coming across half avocados that are just browned. I
think if you leave the pit in though, that helps,
you know what I mean, If you cut in half,
if you put over the brown part, Yeah, just just
rub the pit on the brown part. I have a

(11:44):
kale question. There's my kale because I've been buying kale out.
Do you guys throw it away when when you get
home or you wait six weeks because I've been weeks. Yeah,
I throw it away on my way out of the
grocery store. So I buy it and then like I say,

(12:05):
sometimes don't have room in my fridgerator. And I don't
know why I buyed it because I don't like Kale. Yeah,
someone looked at me, and so I didn't want to
I wanted to look healthy. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, Kale.
I love it. Oh yeah, I just the idea of
I got my Kale guy. Yeah, you know I'm healthy.
I'm not bleeding all from these bug bites rights? Why

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do I have them? Google? Should I start sleeping inside?
I think we talked about the fact that the top
purchaser of Kale prior to this Kale boom was Pizza Hut,
and they were buying it for garnish for their pizza buffet.
That was the only Yeah sat on that I sat on,

(12:45):
crushed ice, crushed ice, and it was the garnish that
people used to throw ship. That was Kale. I have
the strongest sense memory now of looking at a buffet
and always been like, what the funk is this nasty
looking ret like trash cut to me, like juicing it
and fucking worshiping it. That sounds like a Disney movie,
like the kale, and it's always the garden. You're not

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good enough to eat one day all the stars exactly.
We're fucking delicious. Man, you suck delicious pizza. Nobody's ever
gonna eat you. It makes pizza pizza like that much better.
You have to put it next to kale. Right, you like, like,

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well that looks more edible. What is something you think
is underrated? I went, you know, I this was interesting.
I probably couldn't come up with a better wine. But
I think pinball is an underrated You know, I think
pinball is very I think it's more fun than most things.
It's more fun than traffic or surgery or like staring

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at the sun. Right, I think every the fact that
every bar doesn't have a pinball machine is a crime
to me. I hate that. If you like, if you're
in an awful conversation at a bar, you need a
need to take up smoking or like you can either
like go, I'm gonna grab a smoke, or you just
or you chug a beer and be like when we

(14:12):
get another beer now. At Sometimes if you have a
full beards a little obvious, you're like I'm empty. I'm like, hey, man,
you going through some stuff. No, no, no, I don't
need to talk. I need another beer. Like I've been
sick of hearing about your yard or whatever dumb conversation
you're having. But pinball, you're like, you know what, I'm
gonna grab some pinball And most people are like, okay, okay,

(14:34):
later Tommy. You know, but it's great. You put the
money in and you you plunge it. Yeah, and you
instantly get five million points. It's the second you put
it in. I mean that is great for your confidence.
It's very gratifying, pretty fun. Did you just play pinball
recently that woke you up to this? Or you got

(14:54):
terrible bar situations that I wish there was a fucking pinball.
I often wish there was a pinball. I was on
a pinball league in New York. I actually love it.
I think it's and people are like, it doesn't even
do anything. Yeah, I talked to weird people talk like
I don't know why they're drowning, and that's why they
talked to me. Showed up about perch like, um, you

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know Adams family about Adams midally is pretty that's a
great midway. It's been ways when the last um, I
don't even know of Midways around anymore. Midway also made
like Mortal Kombat and some of those things. Ut, yeah, man, Sopranos, Sopranos,

(15:41):
Pall Sopranos is really good. Where's the Where's the where's
the freaking money? All? Like the sound bites Way to
Go Thing, Way to Lend a Hand, soundbites from Adams Family,
and you know, and pinball is like you know what
is it's it's It's like it's sort of like basketball
where you gotta hit your shots. It's also like darts

(16:01):
where you have to like close out this one and
then close out that one. There's a certain order to
it and stuff, and that's how you you know, when
you when I first started playing, it's just like, well
this is just ridiculous, you know, But then you feel
like you can nudge it and kind of like set
up te up shots and hit things and uh and yeah,
and like it's Adams Family is such a fun game.
And yeah, I grew up the seven eleven by my

(16:23):
house as a kid had that one in there. And
then first it was a doctor who pimball machine that
I didn't know. It was like like I didn't watch
DC to him like this is weird. And then when
it switched to Adams Family, I was at that seven
eleven all day also something drugs outside of it, but
I was also there playing They were like, go to
talk to the kid over by the animal, so it
was street Fighter two there. Yeah, street Fighter two was

(16:45):
also there. Yet there was like, uh and maybe maybe
it's a jet our generation just you know seven eleven
had yeah video game there, you know, and I remember
we used to spend there. There was definitely at least
one summer when it was spent playing Street to every
every day seven to eleven. Is that what that means? Yeah?

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You would always like, all right, guys, you know what
that means? Scram um? And finally, what's a myth? What's
something people think it's true? You know, to be false? Uh,
this one kills me. But the conspiracy theory of putting
fluoride and water to to uh make the public docile,
that that just annoys the hell out of me, right

(17:28):
because if if they really and by the way, oh yeah,
I always get docile on domicile mixed up? No, you
gotta write this time. I meant to say, that's trying
to make they want to make you into a house
on Clay be where you live. And I don't think
I used on Clay right, but I uh but I think, um,
it kills me because they always say they put fluoride

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and water to you know, to sort of like you know,
make us just sort of subdued and everything. Right, then
why is marijuana illegal? It makes no sense at all.
If you really wanted to keep a public you know,
like sort of like down, then you legalize marijuana if
you want to kill Because every single like argument I
ever hear by a conspiracy theorist about why they put

(18:09):
Florida in the water, it's always like they're just listing
what marijuana does you know? It's like, no, they want
to do it so your inhibitions are curbed and your
motivation is sort of like rolled back. And that's just
didn't make marijuana, like make money off the marijuana because
they're not making money off Flora. If this really yeah,

(18:30):
breaking in the days, Um it sounds like an interesting
bar you hang out with, like pinball. You're like, yo,
I need another Yeah man, it's yeah, I talked to
Floridae guys. That's why I want to go the time. Yeah,
But I think the real way if you want to
make a population docile and subdue them is systematically, you know,

(18:50):
dismantle the education system and ship like that. That they're
already doing just so much stuff. They figured it out.
Put Betsy Devas and uh like of everything. Hey, we
need anti bear guns. All right, we're gonna take a
quick break. We'll be right back. And we're back. And

(19:18):
that was a long break. I I seven years passed. Yeah,
I don't know, it's been a while. A few minutes
to you. Good to see you guys again. Yeah, beer,
we all have very long exactly. Mine still looks very whiskey.
It's time for a Google trend search. So Amy Winehouse
was trending in the past couple of days. Oh no,

(19:40):
did something happened to her? I'm her biggest oh boy
in the news in eight years. No, no, no, I
don't have a Okay, I don't put this. She died.
Oh no, but she went to but she's been resurrected. Hey,

(20:00):
fan like even yesterday. The Lord taketh, but the Lord
giveth back. Because they are doing a hologram tour with
Amy Winehouse. She's going to be performing as a hologram
from Beyond the grave after dying at age seven club
from alcohol. Yeah, it's I thought this ship would happen

(20:22):
a lot sooner. After the Tupac Hologram I was like, well,
it's a wrap now every you're gonna see Mozart in
concert or something or fucking Jimmy Hendricks. But I think
it's the companies that were like that owned the technology
just did not know how to sell it properly. I
know in Hollywood there is that theater where you can
go see like I think Billie Holiday, right, gets up,
gets up for a couple of sets every night. By

(20:43):
the time the Tupac Holograms show happened, the company that
like did all the R and D to make it
possible had declared bankruptcy. Oh so, like it was just
the the infrastructure for special effects, for the special effects
industry is just not friendly to those businesses and so like,

(21:05):
you know, the same thing happened to the people who
did the special effects for Life of Pie, like when
that one the Oscar like they were out of business almost.
Uh so, yeah, that It's it's weird because you'll see
these like kind of leaps forward and special effects and
then it'll just kind of recede because the company goes
out of business and you lose all that institutional learning. Well,

(21:27):
how much is it getting the rights from the estate.
You know, Dad is behind it, so he's completely been like,
let's do this. I saw the documentary. He's like a
pivotal part of that, right. I haven't seen the documentary either,
thought like, I don't know if they he was a
good guy or a bad guy or something like that,
that would be just it's just so weird, just the

(21:47):
idea of like, you know, in a postmorto world, having
a hologram of you still performing who knows what what?
Like what as a comedian? What jokes are they gonna?
You know? You know, is there a version of yourself
where you're just like so anyway, I've at Starbucks the

(22:07):
other thing, I give them my name and like I
would never do that uk, you know, I mean, yeah,
they haven't really like Amy Winehouse is like her thing
was her voice. It was not necessarily like her performance,
but maybe she was really magnetic. I'm actually not that
familiar with Sadly, the only live performances I was really

(22:28):
familiar with were the ones where she was like really
in bad shape because people are like, yikes, but I
just know as a voice, Yeah, she's like a powerhouse singer,
right so, but apparently the way this show is going
to be, it's going to be very theatrical with like
live band and life singers backing her up. But like
I feel like when Mike when they do the Michael
Jackson tour with the hologram, that's going to be good

(22:51):
lucky and everybody's signed off right now, right, Well, they did,
you know, and I guess this isn't like two different
from the animatronic stuff. There was a there was a
grassroots a band of animals, bears passed away and then
um Chucky Cheese show bis Pizza sort of a tribute
to the band where they did yeah, animatronic but only

(23:13):
one of the bears that they changed him in all
kinds of other deformed creatures. I can't really what else
was it was. I know it's like a bird. There
was like a weird Italian caricature pizza guy. Uh, it
was a wacky looking roof. Yeah, and they had that
urban rural beef with the Country Bears from Disneyland out Yeah,

(23:34):
well one of the Country Bears. I think I clapped
up yeah, was shot tragically in Las Vegas, so that
people trying to make someone to go to rehab and
that person saying no, no, no. Uh. Tara Reid was
at the top of Google trend searches yesterday in the morning. Conversely,
I thought she died a long time, right, So she's

(23:56):
she's still out here. Um. That's kind of the markable
thing is she has been on a decade straight of
being on a bender. Like it's it's almost impressive, the
fact that it's just like she's kind of keeping that
ball in the air. Um, but she's Yeah, it's it's

(24:17):
also a sign of like not having good people around her. Yeah,
she's like the if you know, if Knyie is struggling
with his mental health terror read is struggling with you know, substances,
and no one gives a funk because she's getting Sharknado.
There was an interview she did like a month or
two ago for like the latest Sharknado film, and she
was a mess, and like, in no way should she

(24:38):
have even been remotely out there in the public talking
to promote a film. And you could just tell, you know,
like clearly somebody has to drive her to the thing book,
the thing, get her there, get her and makeup, and
they go, yeah, yeah, that's fine, it's okay to have
her out there, and it's just yeah, like as it
goes on, and then that video of her getting escorted
off with her dog, You're like, oh, man, like somebody please, yeah,

(25:00):
come on now, help this young woman. Because then a
little isn't it isn't it a little old Hollywood? Though,
it's been a little refreshing, you know, like Judy Garland, yeah,
you know out here. Yeah, it's like I always hear
these stories of like these old grizzled actors just you know,
got up and drank their breakfast and yeah, you know,
well that was the thing. I mean, there was a

(25:22):
time in Hollywood when like you hear about the old
timey president's just having wild affairs like in the Oval office,
like wow, the parols is like basically up until the seven,
well up until the how aggressive it was um and
that actually the media used to leave like movie stars alone.

(25:46):
There's all these crazy stories from like Golden era Hollywood
where like Humphrey Bogart just like passed out in people's houses,
like near a party that he had been to and
then like woke up and like ate breakfast with them,
and they're just like, yeah, it's nice. Dude still drinking
and he was hammered, but hey, he paid to have
the couchy pisted exactly. Yeah. So I mean, yeah, I

(26:11):
think you're right that it is she's honoring a long
forgotten tradition. Yeah, we need none of the benefits, right,
and just predatory. Yeah. Yeah, man, I don't know. I uh,
you know, I think I saw a picture her. She
seems to be more temper aware than human. She's very

(26:31):
she's plastic. Yeah, and I don't know if it's her
it's a combination of that in her health, but she Yeah,
there's just there's something missing. I hate. I hate that
part of that's the part of how what I hate
is it this plastic surgery. To me, it's this really
sad thing where people feel like they need to look
a certain way, and I feel like people never look

(26:54):
better when they have plastic surgery. They just look like
they had plastic. Yeah, it's it's never subtle. Ever, that
one time Demi Moore came back out of the shadows
and she's like, I'm thirty. Yeah, because normally, like there's
a very There's a look to certain like plastic surgery procedures,
where you're like, oh, yeah, y'all look like you're from
the same planet. Yeah. I think it's a sampling and

(27:15):
ror actually where we noticed the really bad plastic surgery.
But they're also the people who, yeah, yeah, who just
make it look so good that you never notice it.
Like Tom Cruise can't look like he looks right now,
but it doesn't seem like he can't cheating. It's impossible
he's cheating, cheating. He looks like there's a there's like

(27:37):
a small monkey on his back, like with his hands
on pause, on his cheek, Yeah, just pulling his cheeks back,
and yeah, maybe he always backs out of a room.
Don't let him see the monkey. You've never seen Tom
Cruise back in the movie. I'm just saying, uh so there.
There was another name trending yesterday that I was not

(28:00):
familiar with, Christian Karino, and this is a older gentleman
who Lady Gaga is now engaged to. He has a
kid with Brooke Walden, the CNN newscaster, and he's a
talent agent for Harry Styles, Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Simon
cal so she basically for anybody who's seen A Star

(28:21):
is Born, she married the evil British dude from A
Star is Born. She like the talent agent who fucks
everything up. That's who she did. They meet on set.
I don't know. It's a good question where they met,
but you know, I mean now that we live in
the world where you know david sonarian Grande are in
love and are going to be together forever, gives us.

(28:43):
It just gives us so much, so much. I just
I wake up. I had a trouble getting up out
of bed for a long time, but I was like,
if you know what there is love these two, if
these two can do it again, When was the last
time you looked at any news again? I had a
Zenith television and I can But somehow you made somehow

(29:04):
you found out Pete Davidson and a kind of ground
Day were together. Though I've been I walk around Manhattan,
I've seen them holding hand to the sets. Well, they
also broke up, jumped out and he's back and he
flew back. That is the question. And my son looked

(29:31):
at a picture of Pete Davidson on my phone when
it was texted to me and I started weeping that
they had broken up and he said dead dad. So
that was that was cool. If anyone wants to adopt
a kids pointed to and he was pointing to Ariana
Ground day actually, so that was even weird. I like
the idea that. But he looks over to you have

(29:51):
the wild Ariana Ground ponytail and top knot. Yeah, I'm
always at home my weekend look uh. And then Nathan
Philliam was trend because America fucking loves that dude. Who
is Well, that's what's the castle? Bro Castle? Well, he's
I mean it's funny. I mean it's Firefly first, Firefly cast,
but it's it's it's the world is the world is.

(30:13):
It's funny because the world is teaching our parents who
he is because when he was in first of all,
he's the guy from Castle, that's all he is. And
then for die hard, Serenity Firefly fans, you know, they
love him and they sort of built this thing with
him off of that, and now it's like it's always
funny where it's like what his name, Nathan Fillion billion,
and then it's like all the billboards like Nathan Fillion

(30:35):
is back and who he was here before. He has
a new show on ABC I think called The Rookie
h in which he plays an old guy who is
a new cop, and wow, all the stories that he's
trending off of her, Like, this show is not what
you'd expect after his work on Castle, which if you're

(30:58):
not familiar with cass all, uh, then you're everybody right.
It was basically like a modern day mattwock slash uh
you know, murder she wrote, he was he was an
author that followed Uh. He was a crime author who
solved murders because his imagination was so cool. I could

(31:20):
probably figure this out, I would. Yeah, but that's clearly
a writer who thought they could be a fucking detective.
And that was like, here's this show. It's a writer
who's so fucking smart and sees the matrix that he
helps solve crimes. All right, we've got to check in
with the Culture War Report. We are Culture War reporters

(31:43):
and enough fun fun. It's time, na. We cannot uh
we we we have to. I want to pay attention
to what the right is saying, because you know, the
left is holding itself to this standard. Like I saw
a box article that was like guys stopped writing clickbait
headlines about a second American Civil War. But like the

(32:04):
right is actively trying to start the second American Civil War.
But they got people, They really have to get people
thinking that, like the all of the progressives are frothing
at the pants, just start fucking blowing up or something. Yeah,
I think we have a clip of Tucker Carlson. This
is more just the right being fragile. We don't. We

(32:25):
don't have a clip of that. We don't. Yeah, Like
I would have had to listen to the whole fucking
podcast to get the clip. He's mad that everyone yells
at him when he goes out to eat, and he
recently I think we played a clip where he was
talking about how the left is engaging in violence against
the right, and the person was like, that's not violence
if they yell at you in public, and he's like, well,

(32:45):
it's a kind of violence. It was very aggressive. Yeah,
what he said. He was on the National Reviews podcast
and was just sort of like, you know, just lamenting.
He's like, his quote was, I can't really go to
a lot of restaurants anynmore because I get yelled at.
I mean, I don't feel threatened at having someone screamed
fuck you at a restaurant. It just recks your meal. Yeah.
So yeah, you know what also wrecks your meal when

(33:07):
people go on national television tell me the people that
there's no point of diversity in this con that. Yeah,
you you have people in your show. They're like, let's
rip little babies away from their parents and make five
year old sign their rights away because they know how
they understand contracts. Yeah. No, he's actively a purveyor of
white supremacist propagated and the yelling that he gets. They

(33:30):
started the I don't love the the the kicking the
people out of the restaurants and stuff. But like they
started it with the cakes, you know. I mean like
once once they started being like, I just drove me
crazy when they're you know, like, we're not going to
serve people in the Denver Kike shop or the Indiana
cake shop. It's always kick shops. I don't know why.
But like but then then they were like Sarah Sanders

(33:53):
and the Red Hand or whatever, and it's just like
how dare you not let It's like you got like
you know, you got like hardware store is in in Tennessee. That'
say not serving you know, if you're gay, get out.
And you guys started this like not serving people, right.
I thought we were done after civil rights happened, And
it's like, yeah, we're at least we're kicking out because

(34:15):
you're an asshole, you know, like as opposed to just
because of how you were. Like I can point to
a whole litany of things, like most people don't agree
with this ship and it feels like an attack on
them when you talk versus like your hair is fucking curly.
I needs you to go. Yeah, it is you specifically
that is being discriminated against that personally like personally not

(34:37):
liking somebody. Um. There's also a news story yesterday about
how the Trump dating app leaked a bunch of the
user's data. But it's just worth noting there is a
Trump dating app, so you know, they they feel victimized
because people are not wanting to have sex with them,
so they are creating their own dating app. Been surprise, surprise.

(35:01):
It is not wildly secure or well built. So here's
how information. But I want to talk about how they are,
how that is being like it's going into the black
box of the conservative media mind and how it's coming
out is they're trying to create this media universe where

(35:21):
the left has declared a physical, violent war on the right.
Last week, during Hurricane Michael, the only non Hurricane red
trending story on the front page of Drudge was cops
man planned to blow self up in d C over
quote countries direction. Uh, which makes you think, Okay, this

(35:45):
is like an anti Trump guy who was going to
you know, blow do a suicide bombing because uh, he
didn't like what Trump was doing. When you click through,
you find out he's not a left wing person who's
mad at Trump. He's a mentally ill person who wanted
to institute a form of government where they appoint leaders
at random, called ancient election system called Sortitian. Uh So, yeah,

(36:14):
it's very very strange. There's also a trend of headlines
where basically conservative columnists are starting to believe in magic again. Yeah.
So I thought the Satanic panic was behind us, but
it seems like it's making a comeback. The Satanic panic
is uh this trend in the eighties when Americans thought

(36:36):
that satanic cults were kidnapping and killing babies and Halloween
and yeah, lots of people got arrested. There's the story
of the West Memphis three where three children were brutally murdered,
and uh, they basically blamed local goth kids for it
because they like had long hair and wore black and
they were like, yeah, they're witches. They go to these

(36:57):
witch masses and do all this crazy ship and eventually
they were cleared of all charges. But that was after
spending most of their life in jail um And that
that happened a lot in the eighties, So you know,
America has the ability to just go off in a
weird direction. And now we have a which hexing event
in New York City where a Facebook group is planning

(37:18):
to gather women and tongue in cheek hex bread having
on all sexual abusers. I think they were they were
legit trying to put a hex on And that's right, right,
you know, because they're trying to they're trying to pull
up for the vulnerable and if a if you gotta
hex hum, do what you gotta do. That happened over
the weekend, right, yeah, right, actually happened, I know. But
that's what's weird is like for for these people, clearly

(37:40):
that's their way of feeling that they can somehow contribute
to like stem the evil. As you know, obviously I
don't know what the science behind it is exactly. I'm
sure it's rocks, yeah, yeah, for sure, But I guess
what the thing is. It's clearly you know, as we
see it, we're like, okay, sure, but the Right then
immediately takes that and goes you see, their evil fucking witches.

(38:02):
We are trying to curse Brett Kavanaugh and who knows
what could happen to him? And it's just like it's
really odd because then even in the articles are like
in Judaism and Christianity, which is our evil, demonic thing,
and you're like, what do you what are you trying
to rally people around here? So this so unicorns in
the Bible and I mean like it's all like but

(38:23):
all such nonsense. And I don't know if this I
don't know if the which stuff those are just I
don't know. But they didn't it's important to note they
didn't like put it out there as like a press
release to all media. We are this is the small
Facebook group that the Right actively sought out and made
into a news story that it was just like a

(38:43):
private like party that somebody was putting together because these
women were feeling like they were getting sucked over, you
know that they were. I don't love I don't love
going out and putting axes on people. I don't love
kicking Tucker Collinson out of restaurants and stuff. I think
a huge problem right now is that right now, the
only thing you can do is vote and so and
and that's what everyone says, vote, vote, But you know what,

(39:05):
voting is one day a year, right and the rest
of the year, people are just frustrated and they don't
know what to do. So they're put together witch groups.
They're kicking Carlson out ever, because like people are just
so frustrated. Well yeah, and but I think what the
other thing to note is like a lot of these actions,
like I feel like, you know, honestly, if you see
someone who is working for DHS and is you know,
enacting these really fucked up policies of family separation or

(39:28):
whatever that you that you have, you you can voice
your your disagreement with them. I think that's important because
most of these people are operating in an environment where
they think this is okay and that what the right
has done. And I was listening to Eddie Glaude, who's
a Princeton professor. He was saying that what the right
has done is really interesting because what they've done is
weaponized the progressives moral outrage their responses to these things.

(39:51):
So they're saying, oh, why are you getting upset about
family separation and getting in people's faces. No, see, now
we're the victim only because as people are standing up
to show their decency or to at least stand up
for something and draw a line in the ground, and
then the way they're flipping it to an actually effective
way apparently is to then turn it into this is violence,

(40:13):
this is an attack against us. They're they're unhinged, and
that's where, like I think, we're having to figure out,
how do we break that sort of rhetorical cycle of
where our outrage or people standing up for what is
good or decent isn't being spun into these people are
violent and they're trying to kill people when it's a
lot of people just really trying to voice their concerns.
And when you look at the actual things of like

(40:35):
issues instances of instances of violence, that's mostly exclusively occurring
on the right. So you see, like and you're, yeah,
I want to put together a montage the right being violent,
because you know they made a video like earlier this
year where they're like the left is violent and all
these like cherry picked moments. Yeah. I was like I
could cherry pick the same things with the conservatives. Yeah. Yeah,

(40:56):
but you got like you have like the women that
like can run to Jeff Lake at the elevator, and
how powerful that was. They didn't try to kick him
out of the elevator, and they went in and they
were emotional and passionate and they voiced their thing, and
it was sort of it just it prolonged the inevitable,
but at least it felt like something in that moment.
And I think when you like go in and kick
Ted Cruz out of an Italian restaurant in d C,

(41:18):
I think it's much more powerful too. Instead of like
getting at your phones, like you know, like what is it?
What is it? Richard Branson is getting the star on
the Walk of Fame today, We're all the way here
and we just got their phones out and they were
just videotaping this whole thing. I think it would been
much more powerful because you know that they kicked him out,
they went in, they wouldn't let him eat. They guys

(41:38):
kept yelling at him. He left, then they got kicked out,
and then Ted Cruz came right back again. He missed soup.
You know, that was about all that really happened with him.
And I think if instead, if they would have like
just sat down and been like, all right, we're gonna
join you for dinner and we're gonna talk to you
about this thing right now, and that's not going to

(41:59):
happen though, it would be he would have looked more
like the dick than them in that that case then,
because it would have gone from them being because I
think when they're like fuck you, get out of here,
that's the m o the right uses against liberals. And
if they would have sat down and okay, so, like
there's that guy over the weekend, the senator who grabbed
the cell phone out of the kid's hand when he

(42:19):
was asking him about voting in Georgia. Is it Georgia?
You know, like you know, the photo suppression thing. The
senator looked like a dick because the guy asked him
a legitimate, nice question, and the senator the senator looked
like a dick as opposed to if that kid would
have gone up and been like, fuck you for doing this,
then the kid would have looked like, I think if

(42:40):
you you can, you can have those interactions, you can
voice your opinion the right God, you know they're they're
using it. But that's the thing is the only reason
that people are having to rethink what you would normally
do of just voicing your disagreement or disappointment in someone
is again is that they're just it's all about optics
and it's just that the fact that they're then they

(43:00):
cut these super cuts together and be like, you see
what's going on. But realistically, these people like what they're
saying is valid. Like people have to realize, you know,
some society has to inform people sometimes what the fucking
boundaries are, what the guardrails are. And we've gone so
far that I think these people they're trying to be like, yo,
we don't like racism, we don't like this, like this

(43:20):
intense xenophobia at the expense of children and things like that,
and yeah, it's hard to look at something like that
where what they're doing is actually so violent to these
people that it can't just be I mean, I think
it is important to have actual discourse around these things,
because there's no way we're just gonna scream at each
other and solve anything. But I think if these people

(43:41):
are frustrated and they're not being actually violent, they're not
putting their hands on people and causing them harm, that's
just something that's going to happen. Because for if you're
an activist and you're saying this ship, I don't know,
this is just how they're expressing themselves. But yeah, it
is tough because then it's like a catch twenty two.
Then you're on film, and then you're in a super cut,
and then it's furthering the left is unhitched thing when

(44:02):
it's more should be the right is doing pure evil
and look at how they're all these people are upset
by it. It's the right is so every day there's
a new white woman screaming at you know, some minority
of like are there was a guy there was summer
he was just like screaming at like some you know,
was it. I forget where they were from, but you know,

(44:22):
just just get out of my country and like that,
Like that is so unhitched. That is so violent, threatening
people to get the hell out like no one else's
every day. It's like a video of white people screaming
at someone that is unhinged. To me was the corner
store Caroline, which is the woman in Bush or Flatbush,
who said, like, the young black kid touched her butt

(44:44):
or something groped her and called the cops. And then
they looked at the videos his backpack that narrow aisles.
That yeah, and that's like the kind of but yeah,
like you said those, it's every day like its like
or the other dude who was babysitting for his white
friend and someone was like, I think this black man
has the white kids. I don't know if she was
on the right, what do you mean, No, not even

(45:04):
it's the right, but that mentality, like that's someone who
may act woke or whatever, but clearly you have some
other ship underneath that you need to work out well.
And that's just a gentrifier in the neighborhood. And being like, what, No,
I didn't gentrify this neighborhood so I can be around
people I'm not like. But I mean, they've already created
the idea of mob rule. And we'll talk after the

(45:26):
break a little bit about how it doesn't really matter
what the left does because they are going to create
this story anyways. And we're back and so talking about
how the right is dealing with the left moral outrage.

(45:50):
I'm subscribed to the bright Bart mailing list, which is
demoralizing and soul withering most of the time, but it's
also in resting to just kind of get some insight
into how they're talking about the news. And a recent
email had the headline the classic defense against mob rule,

(46:12):
and you clicked through and it linked to a doormat
that says this house protected by the Second Amendment. So
they're talking about shooting people on the left, but it's
all it's all implicit and yeah, they're so violent, right, Yeah.
So how Fox News is using this is they were

(46:34):
recently reporting on Antifa attacking the GOP with swords when
Antifa was protesting in appearance by Gavin McGinnis and the
Proud Boys on TV. And uh, it turned out when
people looked into it that the footage they had that
said Antifi attacks. So like you can, we'll link off
to the image. It's Fox News story saying Antifi attacks

(46:57):
against swords and vandalism at New York GEOP office and
they have footage of a white guy holding up a sword.
That was Gavin McGinnis. That was the dude from the
right holding up a sword, and they just like told
the story as though the person on the right was
the violent person on the left. They're just changing it
to you know, well, they make it seem like they're

(47:20):
under attack and it doesn't really matter what happens. Fox
News is going to And then somebody pointed that out
and they a day later, that same story was at
the top of their like website, so they didn't Fox
so well even along with that story too. Like after that,

(47:40):
after he did some real fucking whack re enactment of
a Japanese socialist being assassinated by a far right Japanese
activists like from the sixties or something. The sword the
fun anyway, fun that guy there was like like these
fights broke out outside the Republican club because the Republicans
are now like full on embracing the proud boys, I

(48:01):
guess with this move, and they're like the assaults were
caught on video. The NYPD dragged their fucking feet so bad.
The only arrest they made that night were of counter
protesters first of all, and then the Governor Cuomo had
to come in and be like, Okay, we're gonna launch
an investigation into this, because NYPD was not They're just
really inactive, like and just seemed like they couldn't care
less about it. And then you come to find you know,

(48:22):
Gavin McGinnis was also bragging the next day it's like, well,
you know, I have a lot of friends in the
police department NYPD like that. You know a lot of
people there like like what I do or whatever. And
you know, that's the other dimension of these stories too,
because there was a story that came out yesterday about
how when the Patriot Prayer Group, which is another far
right organization, had uh an event in Portland, there were

(48:45):
naturally counter approach protesters showed up that the police like
confronted a group of these Patriot Prayer guys who were
like on a rooftop near the counter protesters, like sitting
on like a weapon, like a cache of weapons, and
they no one was arrested and said everyone had licenses,
so they took the guns away and they were later
retrieved or whatever. So I'm not like, I'm not here
to say that all these guys were like waiting to

(49:07):
try and like snipe people from a rooftop. But the
fact that that story, like the police sat on it
for that long to not even tell people like what
was going on with these other groups, it just adds
fuel to the fire also of separating how people are
looking at police and being like okay, so a lot
of times, especially even at that Patriot prayer, really a
guy got shot in the head. I don't know if
you remember that photo. The guy got hit in the

(49:28):
head with like a flash bang I was like launched
at him and like busted open his skull. And that
dude was a protester, Yeah he was. He was a
counter protester, And it seemed like a bulk of the
injuries were happening to the counter protesters, and the you know,
the police room was going out of their way to
like give as much leeway to the far right people
as possible, which is what it seemed like was happening
in Charlottesville back right at the Unite the Right rally.

(49:52):
This is why I worry about a second American Civil War.
I don't think it's going to come just as a
result of some bullshit Fox News story, but those stories
are certainly priming the engine should something big occur, and
you know, for an example of something big that could occur,
like just imagine any scenario where Trump is either impeached

(50:13):
or loses an election. He's not going to like accept that.
He's going to you know, ask people to go to
the streets and fight and you know, like support him.
He's not He's not the type of person who's just
going to be like, well, the people have spoken, because
I mean, like, I mean, honest, well, Robert Muller, I

(50:34):
guess he found me out. Hey, when I'm caught, I'm caught.
But I I don't think people on the left are
taking it as seriously as I agree that like shouting
people down is probably not the most effective way to
deal with it. But I do think people should be
aware and we should stop getting like Vox stories about
like a clickbait headlines, because I mean, you have a president,

(50:57):
so the commander in chief of the military who has
talked about, like you know how much he admires dictators
and their use of force to stay in power. And
you have police that already show signs of like supporting
the right wing, and you know, the far right, like
the left is not in a strong position. The left

(51:20):
has the mainstream media basically, and that's it. I mean,
there's sort of the left. There's been like call in
the past few months to no longer be nice and
to sort of like take these like you know, big, bold,
play dirty, angry sort of mentality. It's very I think
right now we have a huge problem in our country

(51:40):
on both sides that you can't criticize anything of a
group without everybody that group taking it personally. And it
doesn't matter if you're criticizing the police or fighting maybe
one aspect of the me too movement that you sort
of have an issue with without everybody and me too
being offended or every police officer being offended or you know.

(52:01):
And uh so you see, you come out and you say, hey,
um quit killing you know, black kids, cops, And then
cops hear that and they go, oh, so you think
all cops, you know, are you know, all cops are
sort of you know bad. It's like, not's not what

(52:22):
I said, and it's like, well, that's what I heard.
And so now all cops sort of see these guys
with the casher on the roof and they're like identify
with these people. Because that's why I always think it's
funny when people are like Second Amendment, these people are
gonna come knocking on my door and taking my guns.
Who exactly you think is gonna do that? The cops.
The cops are all on your side. The military, they're

(52:44):
all on your side, you know, Like the liberals are
the ones that need, you know, like some guy with
dreads in a digery. Hey man, so hotty, it's Barack Obama,
take your guns. Yeah, it's just yeah, it's it's a

(53:06):
very interesting time. And yeah, I think that's another thing too,
like no one really believes in those kind of absolutes
or whatever. And it sucks too because there are police
like who are clearly also trying to expose ship in
their own departments and then are getting like repercussions because there,
you know, some police departments are very entrenched in their ways.
And yeah, it's it's one of those things where we
see like these examples shown over and over and it

(53:29):
begins to just tinge people's perceptions of these groups. And yeah,
I guess that's the thing is how at what point
are we really going to try and like have these
conversations to be like, hold on like, do you guys
really think that by like expanding Medicare or and like
getting everyone on health insurance, or like equal rights for
people like that translates into us wanting to shoot you

(53:50):
or something, because we're not like people who are looking
to make progress aren't saying, well, we gotta do it,
even if it means like lobbying some heads off or something.
It's like, no, this benefits fucking everybody. We're concerned about
the health of the people in the country. Just being
of not believing in absolutes I meant to get into.
So there was an article by Rod Drere where he

(54:14):
talked about like the new Archie Sabrina show and connected
it to cattle mutilation. This was talked about on a
recent reading series on Chop Up Trap House, and then
connected it to the wife of his friend who is
being treated by an exorcist and was like, look, the
left is out of control and there is a war

(54:34):
being fought for like the soul of the nation essentially.
And meanwhile Trumps has started calling his political opponents evil,
which I yeah, I just think it's very dangerous. I'm
not I'm not saying like the left should go out
and commit acts of violence. I'm saying the opposite of that,
but I think they need to be aware that this

(54:55):
is what's happening on the on the right, or yeah,
how they're trying to you know, inoculate their listeners, viewers, followers,
supporters to view people on the left. I think people
are so much more on the same page. That's like,
that's the That's the biggest tragedy of like all of it,
is that, like I think most people think most cops
are good. I think most people are guns racism. I

(55:18):
think most people are for the Meat Too movement. I
think most people are sort of all on the same
page with all this stuff. And then the labels has
everyone sucked up. Yeah, it's like the labels they take
criticism the wrong way. They just one of the biggest
things that just annoys the hell out of me is that, like,
you know, we kind of keep talking about like the

(55:39):
snowflake aspect of the right. That kills me that they
that they are so like snow flaky. Like I tweeted
a thing this past week of just like how much
longer it's to Kanye does a country album? Right, Kanye
Twitty I think would be his his country name and
then someone and it might who knows, might have in

(56:00):
the Russian boat or whatever. But they were like, what
are you insinuating? You know, like it was just like
I don't know insituating that, like I don't know. Life
is fleeting, and we make jokes about incongaroties in life
and it's a it's a joke. I don't care music, yeah,
like yeah, you dis in country music or Kanye I'
try to figure out how to get mad because I
don't know. It's like I talked about like I got
off Facebook because I just it was the conservatives that

(56:23):
were offended every joke I did. They were so I
I do a joke, and then is it Morgan Morgan
Murphy who had hit a joke that was just like
before Twitter, I didn't know my jokes and answers. It's
just so funny, like and that's what Facebook was. It
was like I did a I did a joke, and
then like I was talking about I just made a

(56:44):
joke about gun owners right now, and then you know,
and I'm like, I think people can have if people
want guns, they don't have any sort of issues of
violence in their past, go for you know, I'm still
gonna make fun of going on ours. I think it's
hilarious how that they get now I've become them. They
do jokes because they just know how much it rills

(57:05):
up the left, and they do jokes specifically to piss
them off. Why can't I do that? You know, I
do that about gun owners and I make a joke
about gun owners and they just lose their mind. They
get so offended. They just can't even like. They are
the people that say we live in two PC of
a world and I just loved it. Like their version

(57:28):
of two PC is why can't I make fun of minorities? Gays, women? Oh,
why can't I make a joke about anything? You make
one joke about Trump or gun honers, and they are
the most like, you can't say that, Like you're just
exactly what you're mad about, the hypocrisy. That's why it's like, oh, man,
like how could Jay Z use bad language? And then

(57:49):
you know Kanye West is in the Oval office be
like I'm a crazy motherfucker and like saying all of
this wild ship and then everyone goes But you know,
Kennie we love is free thinking. But Taylor Swift to
shut the funk up about who you're voting for, like exactly,
how do you want it? Exactly? Yeah, that he goes
on SNL like, oh, so liberals can't deal with somebody
to have a different opinion, but then they're like trying

(58:10):
to like yeah, and I just edited together a video
of like that thing where he goes in front of
it was it was two days before the election. He
railed on jay Z for lyrics in a song that
were obscene. And it's funny because he goes on this thing.
In the very end he goes and that that just
shows the hypocrisy and of of politicians and how and

(58:34):
it's it's like he's making fun of the hypocrisy and
the shallowness of politicians. And he's doing exactly jay Z
singing Larry's at a concert versus Kanye in the Oval
office just and then he's sitting there and he goes,
he's a smart cookie. He's amazed. That was amazing what
he did. Smart cookie. Smart cookie. He's talking about his

(58:57):
niece or something, speaking of the right version of humor,
being like insulting people who aren't white males, I guess
is like their version of you know, sticking it to
the PC libs. We did have one joke I guess
that we wanted to get to. Well, yeah, Lindsay Graham
apparently was too racist for even Fox the other morning

(59:20):
when uh, the whole DNA thing came up, and then
he had a real interesting take up. Okay, he said,
oh I bet, I'll bet I'm more Cherokee than uh,
you know, Elizabeth Warren or whatever. So then then later on,
like as a show was ending, he left him with
this one. He told me he was getting better. He's
like having so much fun. He's keep it up. Leave

(59:41):
it up, Donald, Lindsay Graham, thank you very much. Come
back in a couple of weeks ago. You really are
like terrible. They have great people, just bad leaders, bad leaders. Alright,
I'm not in the outtlebrate. So he said this was
a joke that he's going to take a DNA to
and he's probably more well yeah, and then he was

(01:00:02):
like I'll probably be Iranian and then terrible. And then
Homeboy had to be like even he had to check
and be like, well, they're they're fine people, just the
leaders with Ivan Fox and Friends, dude had to pull
up like the Box and Friends sort of like PC

(01:00:22):
check PC check gave you. That's that's that's something you
love that joke right on? Um Hi, First of all,
it's Iranian, you dirty piece of ship. Lindsay Also, I'd
like to say, what's worse than being associated with Lindsay
Graham as a quote unquote Iranian? I think would be
would be if it actually turned out that he had

(01:00:44):
Iranian in him because his face looks like a pig's asshole.
And that's all I wanted to say, Fuck you, Lindsay Graham.
Don't you ever say the word Iranian again, motherfucker. You're
a dumb piece of ship. Thank you. That's all I
had said. All right, dropped the bomb on that one
did do ethnically ambiguous and and you're what three percent

(01:01:09):
Lindsay Graham, right, three percent Graham sent on you. I
am looking to get into the Trump cabman, So you know,
he might be this, he might be the Secretary of
Defense if you believe everything you right or people are
writing out there about him. It's just it's so weird
that it is sort of like these like racious, these
these prejudicial things that sort of used to be you

(01:01:30):
kept them in the back of your head and you
never let him out of the front of your face.
And now it's like, because Lindsay Graham did this, like
he used to like challenge Trump, Am I wrong? He
didn't know something changed over this something he like over
the summer. There was a very clear change where he
suddenly didn't know how to criticize a single thing he did.

(01:01:51):
And if it was it was very light. It was
just a sound bite so it could be printed with
a headline so you didn't look totally evil. But all
of his actions have been like, hey, whatever you need
to do, right, So, like that thing the Iranian you know,
am I saying right? All right in comment? Stays in
his crawl doesn't come out presummer right, you know, because

(01:02:12):
he has the decency to at least not be in
decent in public. And then now it's just like, well
if I want to get into the cabinet or get
the U N spot or the secretariat, whatever the hell. Yeah,
it's just like let it out. It's just so and
it's weird, Like I don't mean I mean the whole
I don't know where you guys are at on the whole,
like midterms of like you know, what's what you guys

(01:02:34):
think is going to happen and everything, But it does
sort of seem like the campaigning right now is just
like conservatives are runnings just on I'm like Trump, Yeah,
that's that's There's no, it's not an issue based election.
It's just like I am the most and they're trying
to be as Trump as possible. Yeah, And it's cringe
you when some people you can tell like that's not
really their character and they have to say and you're like,

(01:02:56):
you sound like a fake gas racist. You're not even believable,
Like I can you sound like low energy Jet Bush,
sound like Donald Trump? Nothing worth some low energy racism?
Like are you just doing it for the clicks? We are?
I was just gonna say we probably should just I

(01:03:16):
don't know if we wanted to play that ad, just
because I think that is one dimension of this campaign
is just about trying to fuel the flames of hey,
well you don't vote for a liberal because they are
violent and fucking scary and want to kill us all.
And this was this is a video that the GOP,
the party itself, put out recently, and it sounds like
a fucking trailer for inception or some ship low and

(01:03:42):
if you see anybody in a restaurant up a station,
you get out and you get guy and you go,
and you do not welcome survive. I just don't even

(01:04:04):
know why there aren't uprisings all of the country. Maybe
there will be. You cannot be civil with a political
party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what
you care about. Get up and please get up in

(01:04:24):
the face of some congress people. Is this the quote
unquote Bob wa Well, I you know what, I'm conservative.
Now they've talked to me. I mean, I I can't go.
I mean, could you imagine going to a drum circle
you'll get yours and someone saying, hey, hey, Donald Trump

(01:04:45):
has got to go. You know what they mean by
it's got to go. We're not gonna have time to
get to Mike Pompeo's trip to Saudi Arabia. Unfortunately, let's
just say it is more smiley than we're hoping for.
We we thought that maybe the Trump administration was gonna
make it real for the Kingdom. And also new pronunciation alert.

(01:05:09):
We are calling Jamal hash Yeah, yeah, first show. Yeah,
he was saying like it was a fucking sandwich from Chicago.
Get a couple of k Yeah, you know, you get
the sweet peppers of the hot peppers, get the hot peppers.
But yeah, now hearing I had to go to because
then someone else this morning was it's turned into Kashog

(01:05:32):
and I was like, that doesn't fully sound right, And
then I got the proper prencia NPR was calling g
which just mixing it all up. But for as you
were saying, well as we could just call himog, the
one who put the set and on your panty, I
was talking about just calling him my man, Jamal. I
was with the shock reference from really good, so great,

(01:05:55):
so so Trump, the guy who calls the press the
enemy is not doing everything he can about a journalist
who was living in the US. Event, but he's not
a citizen, right, and he worked for the place he
calls the enemy and doesn't give a ship that. Yeah,
And also it was funny that in the I think
it was in a speech, it might have been in
a sixty minutes interview, he was like, you're you're gonna

(01:06:16):
be surprised to hear me say this. But I think
it's bad that they killed a reporter. There's something extra
bad about killing the reporters because the fact that he
had to be like, you're gonna be surprised to hear
me say this is like that line is probably tattooed
on his forearm, and they're like, you have to say
it like this. You know what kills me about Trump?
Trump will like he'll be in the Oval office. It'll

(01:06:38):
be like, you know, like it was Christine Blasi Ford
or whatever, and he'll be like, you know, like I
think she's credible. I think you know, I think she's
you know, she's saying all these positive things. And then
he like leaves work and he's like a guy who
talks at work, and then he goes to the bar afterwards.
He's like, you know, he's like where He's like, guys,
I think this project is great. I think our boss

(01:06:58):
is smart. And he goes to the bars like that
guy's to you like this project he doesn't know. He
goes to the rally and talks about work. It is like, hey,
you know, I wouldn't believe it. He says the complete
opposite of what he says at work, not thinking that
anyone can hear him outside of his own fans. That
Coco du to your brain, so we don't have time

(01:07:18):
to get to that. So yeah, too bad we couldn't
talk about it. And also we don't have time to
get to the fear doubling in price because of climate change.
But get to that tomorrow. We'll get to that tomorrow. Guys.
There's been a lot of fun. Wow, Nick, did we
solve it all? I think we solved it? Where can
people find you and follow you? Usually I am there's

(01:07:40):
an underpass under the four or five that I'm just
sort of Roscoe on the four or five North. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I see you dancing there, dancing silver suit. Yeah, you're
the Roscoe exit headphones plugged in nothing. Yeah. It just
I have an al them called k Rock ninety Q

(01:08:01):
point Bus and it is a complete like sort of
like having fun with FM radio. It's a bunch of
different Yeah, I haven't statu album for me has been
only but this is sort of a little like Sketch
and ninety Q point But it's sort of like this

(01:08:22):
like growing up in Saint you know, like growing up
and listen to like FM radio and just all like
the crazy stingers and and just like h and it's
in K and any key point buzz like it's doesn't
matter if I was in St. Louis growing up, or Columbia,
Missouri when I was you know, even the Missouri. Yeah,
went there for med school. We lived there for a

(01:08:42):
little while. Oh it's a great city. It's a great,
great town. That what was their's I think there's might
have been k Rock or the Buzz. I think they
were the Buzz. No, No, Kansas City is the bus there,
but it's always in someone like I love the l
is like world famous k Rock. There's a camera, there's
like popular everywhere, so uh ninety Q point. But it

(01:09:04):
was you know, it's sort of making fun of all
those fisations. So listen, I'm on whatever, all the all
the Twitter and all that stuff. But check out that album,
all right? And is there a tweet you've been enjoying? Um,
Ian Abramson? Do you guys know Ian Abromson very funny
comic but you know so because you know Elizabeth Warren
and I don't know if we even got into that,
but you know, yeah we did, yeah yesterday, um you

(01:09:26):
know yeah, so she like, so I was trying to
think of I spent all days not all you know,
it wasn't I was dancing under the overpass you know,
in between songs, I would think about it would be
a funny DNA joke, and then he did one that
I was like, Ian goes, I took a DNA test
that came back negative. I do not have DNA, and
either did my ancestor it's whoever they are. So I

(01:09:49):
was like, Oh, that's the best. He wins Miles, Where
can people find you? Twitter? Instagram at Miles Gray shout
out to Kirsten and George and Mouse who I met
over the weekend where zykeing unexpectedly at this party. I
want to it was nice to meet you. Also tweet

(01:10:10):
I like from Reductress as it's a photo of this
really kind looking young man and says Asian woman can't
tell if man has a fetish or sincerely loves Miazaki films. Yeah,
who knows, who knows a couple of responses I liked.
Burger King tweeted, uh, your beautiful, your love you met

(01:10:30):
or don't forget it and uh low voter turnout at
Jordan You'll tweeted you pay people eight dollars in it
and then and then w w LTV dot buzz Slash.
Kay Rock tweeted George W. Bush playfully photo bombs daughters

(01:10:50):
after wedding, and l Ron Mexico responded, even after retiring,
this dude is finding ways to bomb wedding. Uh, good fun.
I mean that's just to write a president, write a
passes for a president. Uh. You can find me on
Twitter at Jack Underscore O'Brien. You can find us on

(01:11:13):
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ride out on. You can also find that information in
the shout out, Uh and Miles, what song are we

(01:11:33):
going to write out on? This is a track from
Dirty Art Club. We've played some of this artist music before,
but this is a track that just makes me travels
from other places. It's called I'll Meet You in Brazil.
Although you know Brazil has also watching some stuff too politically,
but you know, I like the idea of it. Okay,
so don't take me literally on this, but yeah, this
is a good track. You know. Sample based producer how

(01:11:56):
I like, it's how I like my vibes and I
will meet you in them. That ze alright, we're gonna
ride out on that. We will be back to morn
because it is a daily podcast. We'll talk to that

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