Jon Snow: F*** UR Feelings, Bernie Stuns Fox News 4.17.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season seventy eight, Episode
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you to Christieamabucchi may for that one listening to what
I was saying when I was talking about how my
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he listened and made them a day. You know, comedy
is all about listening it really, That's what I learned
from Christie. Eamabucci was, well, we are thorough to be
joined in our third seat by the hilarious comedian and

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returning guest Amy Miller. Hey, guys, nice to see you again.
It's great to see you wonderful daily Like guys fans,
I think, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, they're nice people. I
think this is the first time that we've had you
back since you appeared on one of my favorite episodes
of Punch Up the Jam talking about the two You're

(01:29):
you're a big fan of love Shack. Yeah, it's my
favorite song, is Yeah. You gotta listen to the episode
to find out why it's the most definitive favorite song
I've ever heard. You're just like, yeah, that's my favorite song.
That was so fun, very polarizing though. People just hate
that song, but the story, Um, it's for a lot

(01:53):
of reason. I think people are just annoyed by it.
And when something gets into like popular wedding song territory,
then people hate. But it's like, yeah, but it's fun
to hear every single time, so I don't know, Yeah,
but there's a reason it's my favorite song. You can
go to Punch Up the Jam. I've really been loving
their Unpunchable Jams playlist. Yeah, yeah, oh my god, it's

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like except for some idiot put on who let the
Dogs Out? But otherwise, and I'm not sure what comedian
that was, but otherwise that playlist is so good. Who
did let the Dogs Out? Who? Who? Who? That song
Flamingo is one of my favorite songs that I've found
out about in recent months. Yeah, that song is a jam. Well,

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we're going to get to know you a little bit
better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners
just a few of the things we're talking about. We're
gonna talk about bo box office, bafo bio or not
so bafo bio. Uh. Two thousand nineteen thus far is
on the worst trajectory since two thousand thirteen, which isn't

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because of inflation, so it's it's very bad. We're gonna
talk about what's coming to save Hollywood's ass. We're going
to talk about the Bernie town hall on Fox News.
We're going to talk about the young women in Congress
who are just owning conservatives with the truth. We're gonna
talk about the White Houses uh and White House staff

(03:24):
just being a little bit nervous about what that Mueller
report is actually going to say about them in particular. Uh,
and we're gonna talk about how to make teens eat
more healthy. But first, Amy, what is something from your
search history that is revealing about who you are? I
did um search the all the places that Guy fierry

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ate in Chico, California, because that is how boring that
place is. And I was like, well, I mean, they
have a beautiful park, but I was there this weekend
for a comedy festival and I needed things to do.
And then I just went on like a solo eating
door of like Guy Fieri's favorite spots. There has he
been to that many places? And ch well he went

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kind of recently. I think after they had the fires
as like h you know, throw supports support, cheek goes
away and which is nice. And he felt responsible for
He felt like he had to compensate because of how
many flames he wears on his shoes. Yeah, yeah, exactly,
I feel partially responsible for just with my jos fire heat. Yeah.

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What did you find out? Did you find a good
a good place? I went to this bakery he got fear.
He went to this bakery called Upper Crust in Chico, California.
It was super good. It just got like a few
little things to share, but maybe one of the best
macarons I've ever had. Frot cake. Yeah, I had a

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tie I sed tea one a few weeks ago. That
blew my wig off. That sounds good. The textures just
like nothing, no other food. It's so good, because what
is just almond flour and sugar. I mean, I do
associate guy with French cooking, so that doesn't make sense.

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It's sorry, it's almond powder or ground almond. Okay, what
is something you think is overrated? Amy showing a picture
of your baby on the internet when it just came out. Listen,
I love babies, Okay, I'm not like a baby hater.
I absolutely adore all children and babies. I'm very maternal,

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not taking advantage of it. But I think, like, give
it a couple of days, Like if your newborn baby
photo looks like it's still a fetus, like, let's just
like if your baby's Instagram photo looks like a Christian
right billboard, because like, let's just wait, like send it

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to ground, of course, but for the public viewing, let
the blood circulate a little bit, so asking the entire
circus head pop back into its accurate shape. Into a
head shape, veins in his face. You can just wait
a couple of days. Send it to the people who
can't wait. But for the rest of us, we can wait.
We'll wait until your baby's chewed again, because I don't

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want to start off on the wrong foot with your
baby and being like just dismissive of it, like you
are seeing this little mouse new worldcoated by my inside
right now, I'm good. I'm good. Check out babies first. Muconium,
All right, muconium, no fun. I really am becoming one
of those people who would do a stand up bit

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about like I'm going through my Instagram feed and everything's babies.
I don't know if you guys you are. I love
it and then started me part of me starts to
get tired of it because it's actually like all of
my friends and people I know are just coming that
it's all happening in the last for that age. Yeah,
and I'm like, my feet is just changed completely. Babies

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and dogs. Yeah, well that's the thing. Like I also
my friends are having babies, Like I have to remember
too that like this is the thing that they have
that sounds so shitty. But I'm like, you know, some
of us have other accomplishments that get a lot of likes, like,
you know, a television appearance. No, I'm for five minutes

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like a television appearance, or like a great sold out
stand up show. No, it's true. I mean to the
point that, as a parent, I feel selfish if I
post a picture that doesn't involve my kids. I'm like, here, Sarah,
throw me Ramsey so I can get him in the
picture and post picture. But I'm just saying, but like
if it does, I'm just saying exactly because I can't

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always get Ramsey in the picture. Yeah, I have like
twenty in my you know pictures, my draft. Your draft
is draft looking cool, but without like kids. Yeah, if
you don't have like yeah, I love babies and dogs,
keep them coming. I love the pics. But yeah, if
you don't have like titties or like a picture with

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a celebrity like baby is your thing, you got to
get those like like endorphins, like you know, it works
on our brains. It's been proven. Yeah that's true. I mean,
baby is your titty, and I get it. It's true.
I mean, babies are a form of pornography to a

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certain viewer. So I'll always look like on a baby
or a dog photos, just not in the first week. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's a little it's a little jar. I'll give it
a thumbs down. I'm just going to comments you're like,
this is actually a thumbs down. Just a comment with
a thumbs down and movie please post again next week.
I would just be an amazing response to a newborn baby,

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just like a response to every time you see a
newborn babe. What is something you think it is underrated?
I think, oh also internet related underrated. To just not respond.
You don't have to respond to everything with all of
your feelings and thoughts all of the time. Just you can.

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I mean, I'm a comedian on the internet, so I
want people to know again, you guys have really nice fans.
So whatever I mean, keep replying, follow me, Amy Miller
or whatever. Um, I just you know, sometimes the thing
is just a joke and you can just be like,
I enjoyed that. Maybe I'll retweet it. I don't need

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I tweeted this like thing about um, a kid. I
saw a target that I ended up on some parenting
message boards or something, and so just like blew up
and just a number of people that are like either
attacking meets they think I'm criticizing parenting or telling me
they're trauma, to which I'm like, fun, like, I'm sorry

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that happened to you. Yeah, I'm just making a joke.
It was just a funny story that became this whole thing.
And I just want people to know that it's okay
to say nothing, yeah, all that, any any of the
Sometimes people's egos though, don't allow people to have the
last word, and people don't realize the the power you
give away when you insist on engaging or trying to

(10:23):
rationalize or justify something you said. Yeah. I couldn't even
keep up with all of it. It was so wild.
And then parents arguing with each other in the comments,
and I was just like, I don't know, this was
just yeah, how did something about a kid? And parents
were like that that is offensive to me as a parent,
because I yeah, as parents, and I too, am up,

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what did you do? What was it? Just let me here, Um.
I saw this little girl at Target who got in
trouble and her mom is all it was. Her mom
was like all right, no, no more happy meal, and
she lost it and it was hilarious and it was
hilarious that she lost her happy. Just to clarify, she
did not appear to be autistic or special needs of

(11:09):
any kind, which I think that I know because I
worked with autistic kids for a long time. Again that's
another thing case an expert, but I saw a lot
of their interactions. She just was three and she had
a tantrum, but then she like calmed down very suddenly
and then looked at her mom super seriously and was like,
let me earn it back. And that was like, how

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funny is that? And then people lost their god down.
That is very cute. Every kid, like we'll have a
complete meltdown, Like every three year old kid will melt
down for the strangest reasons. Yes, we all know if
you've yeah, if you've been around kids ever. And then
there are all these people that just said, like you
made this story of yeah, I do have that kind

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of time. Yeah, that's actually a testament to that parents parenting,
because they've created a situation where the child said, Okay,
I'm running out of loss. Do I address this deficit?
The mom was rad like we had a nice chuckle
with each other about it because it was so funny
and like, yeah, she was great. I think she handled it. Yes,

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really funny scene. The fact that anyone would object to
that at all is just I questioned their mental stability.
Well yes, and then a lot of people just disclose
their own abuse to me, and I was like, I'm
really sorry, and why is this the time what their
parents did to them? Okay, yeah, yeah, you can just

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say nothing. That's right. As somebody who never posts on Instagram,
I agree. You don't ever have to say what is
a myth? What something people think is true you know
to be false? Well tis the season for this myth?
Because I've been hearing a lot of stuff about how
prolonged sun exposure could be bad for you. But I

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fully disagree, and I think you could just get out
there and bake yourself sitting that sun. It feels good.
We're all going to be dead soon. We have a
lot of feelings like just you know what it's like
saying like, oh, drinking is bad for you? Okay, why
don't I feel good when I do it right? I'm

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actually a better driver when I so what about that?
It's been a long rainy year in l A for
some reason. Just get out there, get put, don't put
sunscreen on, bake yourself in the sun binoculars, look directly
into the sun too. It feels nice. It makes you happy.
I don't know the comedians specifically all die from like
suicide and drugs. I would be the first one that

(13:47):
was like specifically skin cancer. She died, how she lived?
Is it specifically l A? Where that is such an
enormous deal because I don't know. I've lived here for
like the past eight ten years. Like when I grew up,
I was constantly super tan bragg but just because like

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I never wore sunscreen. I'm dark complexed, but like it,
I feel like if my son got that tan and
I brought him around l A, people would be calling
child Protective Service because like you're not allowed to let
like it's not okay to have your kids out in
the sun, I mean in the desert. Yeah, nobody ever
put sunscreen on me as a kids. Yeah. Yeah, I

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was outside like fucking eighteen hours a day. Yeah. Yeah,
it's a It's really like when talking about parenting, it's
like a big deal in parenting that you like never
let your child out without tons of sunscreen. We'll see.
And then my parents were operating on that myth where
they're like, well, you know, he's half black, so he's
got that melanie, so he's not sunburned for sun damage.

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And then like I remember, like my friend who became
a nurse is like, that's not true. You can very
well get burned. I was like, but my whole life,
my dad said it was karma for white people labor.
I mean, and obviously I'm joking a little bit, but
I do. I mean, you're saying there's no there's benefit
to being out outdoors and letting that sun. Yeah, I

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feel hug you. There's a weird thing here too where
people just like truly don't want to age, and I
think that's a big part of it. Oh, not putting
the sun screen on because they don't want to yet.
Crazy parasol with hat plus gloves, umbrella around Yeah that
umbrella pe teacher would wear. Yeah, there's that like Australian

(15:36):
hat that comes down to your shoulders, like it's like
all over. Yeah. Have you seen those like a beekeeper? Yeah,
it's kind of like a beekeeper. I feel like it's
going to Yeah, it's like one big neck, flat around
fands pretty good and it's probably not Australian. But that's
what who associated with. I did have a minor skin

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cancer a couple of years ago. No, I mean obviously
like take care of yourself. Well, I'm glad you busted
that myth. For us, a little bit of exposure every
once in a while was fine. Well we're that one city.
I did notice, like growing up in the weather forecast,
especially in the morning news. A lot of the times

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I would say, in your time to cook is eighteen
minutes today or whatever, And that was the thing when
I would travel. I picked I'm like, oh yeah, that's
a very l a thing because people are out in
the sun like trying to get it and they were like,
you can only look around for this long before you
need to get right and screen up. That was reported
good day l a uh. You know, back when Jillian

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Barbary was doing the weather, always say that that's hilarious.
And to cook, I mean you can smoke a cigarette
every once in a while, you know what I mean.
It's just like live your life. We're all going to
die really soon. Yeah, yeah, you were locked eyes with
just seven days. Ah in fucking days. Well, speaking of

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the ring, uh, let's talk about movies. Y'all the box
office is in a slump. Yeah, it's the worst since
two thousand thirteen. The world does not give a ship,
but uh, I guess. Hell Boy had a pretty bad
opening weekend million dollars, which is bad, I guess, but

(17:26):
that's true bad. Yeah. I mean that looked like an
expensive movie. And through Sunday revenue at North American box
offices was estimated at two point seven four billion, which
is the lowest since two thousand thirteen. So people are
kind of looking forward to wonder if this is going
to change. And so Miles, you put together a list,
well just because last year was like the biggest was

(17:50):
set a record yet a record, and I mean that's
with inflation. So and they say, in this same corridor
as they call it, of like this, you know box
office period we had like Black Panther coming on things
like that, it's eight they're eighteen percent behind last year
right now. So when you look at everything that has
happened in globally, was forty one point seven billion dollars

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is what these films made. They're like, okay, well we
still have shipped coming around the bend, right, But I
guess when you think, right, now already four months in
and we're behind. That's when like the number of crunches, Like,
but now listen to what is coming though, just from Disney.
Right in this calendar year, we will see the upcoming

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Avengers movie that's guaranteed money, The Lion King guaranteed money,
Frozen two guaranteed money, Toy Story four guaranteed money, and
Star Wars episode nine. Yeah. I think those fucking film
was at five films alone. That might that might help
write everything already. Yeah, that's those are all guaranteed hits.

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And then you were like, that's just from Disney. Look
at this list from other studios and none of them
are a sure thing. So it's like Disney just has
a They just fucking know what they're doing. Man, it's
they have intellectual property that like is the money making
ship and they basically now control over a quarter of
the market in terms of the studio, which is like, uh,

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do we want to take a look at that? So
the other stuff that we have coming up Godzilla, King
of Monsters, which the latest trailer for that that looks
pretty wild. It's a Japanese person. How did respect secret
left pets? Too fast and furious? Spinoff Hobbs and Shaw,
which seems like it should be a sure thing because
it's fast and furious, But I don't know those those

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aren't the most interesting characters or like they're they're But
the Rock always makes money, especially internationally. But his last
couple movies, so yeah, they watch which didn't do well.
He had The Towering Inferno remakes Guy Scraper, and then
he had Rampage, which did amazing overseas but didn't do
well in the United States. So we might be suffering

(20:02):
Rock fatigue in domestic boundary, not in my house, um,
but anyways, And I just feel like Fast and Furious
about cars, and neither of those guys are like particularly
associated with the cars or living life one quarter mile
at a time, you know. Yeah, I mean I think,
look you got if it's not a Fast and Furious

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proper film, it's a spinoff. You know. Let me just
crunch a low memories inflation. Okay, I would say thirty
pc less than what a normal Fast and Furious would do. Yeah,
I'd say so, yeah, just awesome quick maths. Men in
Black International who knows Spider Man Far from Home seems
like probably a sure thing? Yeah, is it? With Liam Neeson. Yeah,
Liam Neeson is in that Man in Black does not

(20:46):
like Black Man. I'm here to get the man that's black.
Men in Black Oh sorry, but yeah, I mean Men
in Black three didn't do that great, even though it
was a really good movie. Yeah, I mean I think
the girl they gradually did less well from the first one, right,

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Spider Man Far from Home. Actually, Men in Black too,
I think was a monster hit. But it wasn't that
it wasn't as good as the first. People just didn't
tune in for three, which ended up really completing the cycle. Guys,
check out Men in Black three if you haven't Spider
Man Far from Home. I that'll probably be hit pretty hard,
but it's not as sure a thing is any of

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the movies on the Disney list, Right, And then we
got Tarantinos Once upon a Time in Hollywood Jumanji two,
which should both be like solid, Yeah Tarantino usually does,
and that Brad pitt Leo on screen thing that's gonna
that's gonna drive some to the seats. And then and
Jumanji I just felt again another rock movie, and the

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first one did really well, so I would say, you know,
I'm just quick to do a little quick the Spider
with a monkey, and then I would say about less
than the first Yeah, that's that's my say. Yeah, that's
actually okay, thank you for my math. Actually chat up
to the same thing. Okay, good, Yeah, I'm going to
see all those movies. Is there anyone that we've said

(22:10):
that you're like, I have not. I'm not interested in anything.
Actually I don't really see comic movies. Okay, yeah, so
Spider Man from Home, Yeah, I don't care. I will
see the ship out of Toy Story four. Oh yeah,
I got fu. I was drunk at Toys Stories three.
I tell my friend I said, I was like, yeah,
let's get sit face and go see soy story man,
you sounded like you were already drunk when you said
I was. You should not drink anymore. That I was

(22:34):
trying to stealth pretend like I wasn't drunk, like you
funked up, Like yeah, but let's go to Al Turrito
real quick, and they get the market and they're gonna
see story three, and it's just say and when they
were going in that fucking okay spoiler alerty, when they
were in that incinerator and their motherfucker's face was bubbling
from the heat. I was like, up, what would have happened?

(22:57):
They just I'm not sorry to babe. Yeah, afterlife toy
holocaust in the fourth movie, Oh really man, I'm like,
some hopefully it's less sad than the third one. Yeah,
I'm going to see this ship out of that. I mean. So,
we wrote a thing back at Cracked about after Toy

(23:18):
Story two. We were like, wait, so the afterlife of
these toys is they probably just like get dumped in
a like landfill somewhere and live out existence like pins,
like face to face with like a rotting banana peel,
and like they're just like constantly aware of that and
can't move for the rest of their lives and the
other And then Toy Story three was like, yeah, that's

(23:40):
pretty fucked up. Let's talk about that. Let's dig into that.
Um anyways, the executive produced like, I think it can't
end in the Incinerator. I think we should try and
figure out it. I know it's cheesy, but some kind
of a sex macina the thing to get him out
of the bind. I heard John Lasseter comes back to
just give all the toys and um, yeah, there's a

(24:03):
fan theory that they actually do die in the incinerator
and all this is just a figment of their imagination.
So keep that in mind. Okay, all right, Uh, we're
going to take a quick break. We'll be right back.

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And we're back. And the Bernie town hall happened on
Fox News a couple of days ago, and it was
I don't know, Bernie seemed to, you know, have an
answer for everything because he only has like ten answers.
It's like he he has his ten talking points, he

(24:46):
sticks to them. He's good at him. He's good at him, man,
And he came up against the idiots at Fox News.
This backfired so spectacularly for Fox News, Like I was
screaming with delight because they were using the most one
dimensional argument to try and take down his more like
nuanced ideas. You think it would be easy to like
trip him up because he only had He's like so

(25:08):
simple and has like such a you know, the same
talking points, the same like viewpoints every time. But it's
like it's such a simple belief set that it can
apply to everything, it seems like and these they just
were not ready for it. I mean, I think it's
just it's the populism angle to it is just sort
of like he's not speaking in blue or red. It's

(25:29):
always framed in like the people, what about the people?
What about these rich people? And then to the end,
like Fox News, the only thing they were trying to
be like, oh, you're a millionaire and he's like yeah,
and I would pay more taxes right, and they're like
fuck that. Yeah. It was so bizarre to I mean,
it wasn't because Fox News just doesn't know what then

(25:50):
they're doing, but like to see them really just try
and have these really lame rebuttals to policy ideas he
had that we're gonna get just destroyed and dismantled by him.
It was really like they thought, oh man, we're gonna
get him. When he talks about, like you know, paying
for Medicare for all, We're gonna be like, how are
you gonna do that? And then he's gonna be like, oh,
I don't know what he had an answer for everything's

(26:14):
been saying the same thing the whole time, and he's
so rehearsed on all of this. It's like, Yo, you
gotta you gotta actually do some thinking here. You gotta
dig a little bit deeper than trying to be like, oh, well,
isn't that socialism though? But Fox News are not the ones.
They're not the ones to to trip somebody up like that,
Like they're they're not going to come up with a
new angle on anything. Um. But the President Donald Trump

(26:37):
weighed in to say, so weird to watch crazy Bernie
on Fox News, not surprisingly Brett Bear and the quote
audience was so smiley and nice. So he's implying that
Fox News is in the tank for Bernie Sanders on
the left. Yeah, I mean I would imagine that he
wouldn't want them giving him any time at all. Yeah, No, they,

(26:59):
he cleared, really didn't, And I think I think we
were all like a little bit surprised at it did
come off like an infomercial for Sanders, But not because
they wanted it too. It was just because they had
the two people up there who were trying to trip
him up and just like flailing cartoonishly, and Martha mccount

(27:22):
like I thought was gonna like call him names at
a certain point. She's getting so frustrated with how like
a matter of fact, he was being like just responding
to their lame ship. But I wonder, I mean, knowing
how close Fox and Trump are. I'm sure at some
point they're like, look, we're gonna have him on. He's like, yeah,
but you gotta you gotta make him look bad. Yeah,
it's got to be a disaster for him. And they're like, Oh,
don't you worry, We're gonna ask him this motherfucker cut

(27:44):
to them like sobbing. Yeah. So, I mean a pole
came out like three days ago. I think that put
Sanders ahead of Biden as like by I think a
pretty clear margin, like four percentage points or something, so
not like a comfortable margin, but it was. It wasn't
like by one percentage point a big margin for that. Yeah, yeah,

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but it was like Sanders seven, Biden twenty three. And
then the next closes was Budha Judge at nine. So
it's like those two are way out in front. And
then he had the highest viewership of any town hall
because Fox has done these town halls and CNN has
done some town halls. But he had two point six

(28:26):
million viewers. Kamala was the previous high at one point
nine five million. So uh, I'm curious, Bernie, curious, and
you know what fun Like, I know, Tom Prez is
like we're not coming on Fox News. The Democrats aren't.
We're not gonna have a debate on Foxes after this.
You might want ton't well. I think also to like it.

(28:47):
I get the sort of hyper partisan aspects where they're like, no,
you guys always funk with us, like we can't trust
you as a network or whatever. But if they're if
they're if it was like this where you can go
up and merely just have some you know, like lightweight
journalists try and take down your nuanced political ideas, then
maybe you should do it, because now everybody's trying to

(29:08):
do it. Erik Swalwell has been like, yeah, I'm I'm
open to doing it, and people are like, no, we don't,
thank you, but no, thank you. Tim Ryan has also
mentioned it, and Pee Buddha Judge is also before even
the Bernie town all happened, was saying he was in
talks to do something with Fox. Yeah. I think he's
probably another person who could handle it, like yeah, because
he's not. Every time they tried to be like, hey,

(29:29):
give us a hot take on Biden, which is the
subtext of a question, I'd be like, I know what
you're trying to do. I'm not gonna do that, or like,
do you believe in a woman's right to have an
abortion up until the moment of birth right? And he's
like hold on, you know, And those are the moments
where they were like fuck, It's like he knew that
these questions were lame, asked leading, gotcha question, you said nuanced.

(29:50):
And I feel like that's the difference between Sanders and uh,
you know, AOC and elhan Olmer is that it's like
they have very simple and clear ideas that they just
like always come back to, whereas like a lot of Democrats,
like Buddha Jedge is like always threading a needle. And
but like Bernie and AOC and ilhan Omar are like

(30:13):
they seem like they're very clear down the middle, like
this is what we think and it's it's not like
a tricky, nuanced thing, which is probably what people are
responding to. I think a lot of conservatives are like,
America is not a socialist nation. How could this possibly
be happening with this younger generation. It's like no, I mean,

(30:35):
just look at the people who kids are responding to.
It's like they it's pretty clear why they would be
responsible and Fox and just the conservative media machine at
large is just obsessed with Aoc, Ilhan, Omar Machias, play,
Biana Pressley, everybody, everybody, especially like a lot of these

(30:55):
new members of Congress, And you know, I think the
problem is the game has kind of changed since like
AOC and Ilhana are a lot of these newer progressives
that are coming in because they're not doing the usual
agreed to decorum that was on the hill of like yo,
don't don't come with like super hot truth takes, like
let's kind of keep it, you know, sort of bubbling

(31:17):
at the service and go dig too deep and make
people look up at the one percent as the root
of things. And now is they are more just like no,
it's because of this this you want a solution for this?
Is this a solution for this? It's this. Before the
conservative sort of rhetorical strategy has just been to like
take down ideas from the left with just like anecdotal
evidence or identity politics or are there some superficial rebuttal

(31:38):
to like a real problem. So if it was like
climate change, they're saying like, oh windmills cause cancer, mum, okay,
what about rights for trans people? Oh they're evil? But
with no solution offered. What about the rising costs of healthcare?
Oh do you well? Their queen, no solution, and you
have these people coming out and saying this is how
I saw this, This is how I saw this, this
is how I saw this, And now they are just

(32:01):
completely you know, I think a lot of the takes
from Fox come from the perspective of an unaffected person
of means, where it's easy to be dismissive people want
cheaper healthcare, but that's going to be socialism. But the
gap between these politicians and the pundits and the voter
is becoming so wide that these rebuttals that they have
are just not resonating anymore because they're not These people

(32:23):
can't relate on an experiential level to saying like, oh, yeah,
I can be dismissive about people wanting like affordable health care. No.
The fact is many people left or right, they're they're
suffering under the same system. And I think that's what
they're starting to see. And now all they have is
because they've had all this lazy art like rhetorical arguments,
they're left without any real ammo for this like new

(32:45):
era of debate and talking points that all they can
do is be like, oh il han Omar's terrorist and
they will see is a socialist. Yeah, and that's that. Like, yeah,
it just seems like this is how all politicians should
be talking. Is just you know, it's it's a sort

(33:06):
of truth telling that you know, makes other political double
speak like kind of lays it bare a little bit
where you're like, oh, yeah, why are they talking? Because
if someone hits you with that just blunt, unadulterated, raw,
uncut truth and you follow that up with some like
humming and hanging that were used to hearing when you
put those when you juxtapose those two things, you'd be like, yo,

(33:28):
that other ans was bullshit, Right, This person just straight
up told me what the fucking problem was. And I
feel like Boodha is kind of even though he threads
the needle like politically a little bit, he when he
answers a question, yeah you know what he means, he's
not you know where he stands, and you know, like
why he believes what he believes. Yeah, So I think
that's why I like, you know, clearly the right does

(33:50):
not know how to deal with this kind of talk.
So you know what, if you want to keep it up.
Then we need to keep bringing in the truth because
it seems like that's the one thing like they literally
can't hand though someone just chest passing the truth right
back to them when they're like what about this, and
they're like hmm right, but keep it up. Man. Did
you see IOC shoes that one time? Though? I mean

(34:10):
in that bag? I know, I thought she was a
poor waitress, Like, how the fund are you gonna be
on the fox if you're also working the service industry.
Here's someone be so flippant like that and be like, yeah,
wait waitress, yeah, or server, but they say waitress, you
know what I mean? Alright, Well, all of this socialism
stuff is making me uncomfortable. Let's get back to the

(34:32):
Mueller report. That that's safe ground. Uh So the Muller
Report is coming out I think tomorrow, and it's redacted
form um. And there was an article that described White
House aids as being on breakdown level anxiety, uh, which

(34:54):
is wild um. And it's not because they think like
Trump is gonna get hauled away and handcuffs. That's because
everybody was talking ship and telling on everybody else for
a number of months before Giuliani came and was like,
you know, this is the mob. Shut the funk up
or you know right, it's gonna look bad for you
because there's like two eras of Trump's legal defense. Trump's

(35:19):
former lawyers who actually acknowledged that there were laws, were saying, yeah,
cooperate with the investigation, don't don't obstruct or you know,
be uh deceptive in any way. Then Rudy comes in
and we all saw what the fun was going on.
We remember that era because that's been the most entertaining
era in news where he was like a fucking just

(35:40):
drunk snake dipped in motor oil who lied all the
time he couldn't get a hand on is not true? Yeah, yeah,
facts are not facts. What was it again? Facts aren't facts.
Facts aren't facts. And as he said some others, so
many American political discourse, and I think now people are
really just so confused. This is another quote they have
from this article. Uh, you have a whole bunch of

(36:02):
former White House officials and current White House officials, but
especially former White House officials who were told to cooperate.
So people went and did that. And now the uncertainty
is just how much of that information is going to
be in that report and how identifiable to individuals is
it going to be? And nobody knows the irony right,
like you go to work for this person, Like I

(36:22):
really don't. I don't feel bad. You don't have to
work in this administration. But now that it's a point
where you try to do something lead like lawful, tell
the truth to someone who's doing an investigation, and now
you're afraid that you told the truth? Is the environment
that you live in? Yer somewhere just sitting in a

(36:44):
puddle of his own flop sweat, shoveling packs of gum
into his mouth. It's just yeah, And part of me
is just like, yeah that How does that feel? How
does that feel? And now they're even people who are
so like so nervous because they're still people who work
in the White House, and they're like, if this one
fact about this thing comes out, it could only have

(37:05):
been me that that fact came from. So now they're
like the lawyers and some of these officials have been
reaching out directly to the Department of Justice and be like, hey, so,
um are any of the names, like will those be redacted?
Or like is that public with the public report? Like
make it obvious who shared certain details with So it
is a fucking mess. But who knows. We might also

(37:27):
get three pes of black like blacked out shit. It'll
be multicolored for the four categories. But again, we just
don't know. We just don't know what's in there, but
we might find out something. Yeah, Mike, we'll see. I'm
not feeling overly confident, but we will see. It is interesting.

(37:49):
The Department of Justice is just like crickets when they ask,
like what what they're going to reveal? But I'm sure
it's probably that it's probably pretty busy at the d
J right now, is there getting to release this? Oh yeah?
And also all the congressional staffers right now, yeah, because
like they're going to try and digest that in like
two seconds. So like everybody's just preparing for Thursday, being

(38:10):
like okay, yeah, like are we ready? Is everybody ready
to comb through this fucking thing? Hopefully there's enough information
that it won't just take two secons to be like,
oh this is a three D page blacked out book. Um, yeah,
that'll be interested. Did did uh the Star Report? Like
name names? Do you know? I didn't read it? Oh? Yeah,

(38:31):
oh the Star Report was so juicy, right ms of right, yeah, yeah, yeah.
They were like, this is to us the report. Yeah yeah, okay,
that's and I don't know how about this one will be.
It might just be the redacted t report, so maybe

(38:54):
very little tea. It's funny to remember reading that and
picture like teenagers trying to read them Muller Report tomorrow,
Like that probably is not going to happen, right, yeah,
I doubt there's gonna be any blow job scenes in
the Muller Report, look that. Yeah yeah, keeping eye Linda

(39:15):
trip in this white house. All right, we're gonna take
a quick break. We'll be right back. And we're back.
And guys, teens, what are they? What does that word mean? No, So,

(39:44):
a new study from researchers at University of Texas and
University of Chicago hook them horns and took them. Yeah, held,
they found a way to inoculate teens from eating fast food.
Possibly maybe what's the secret? It's photoshop. It's a photoshop

(40:07):
contest premise that we did it correct? Okay, Yeah, I
like how when you were reading this you jumped to
say you already did this study. I did this? Okay, Well,
let me explain to people who might not be familiar
with the study you had already performed. Essentially, they found
a way to get teams eat healthier by making them
feel rebellious. Right, so the things they found at this

(40:27):
is an experiment. So they during what they call the
intervention where they just present these kids with information. The
intervention produced and enduring change in both boys and girls
immediate gut level emotional reactions to junk food marketing messages,
and teenage boys when it came to giving up junk
food started making healthier drink and food choices in their
school cafeteria almost immediately. So basically, they read an article

(40:51):
that framed corporations as being manipulative with their marketing and
like making junk food as addictive as possible, O the
truth and vulnerable populations like that, you know, low income
young people, right, And they frame it as though, like
this is a very specific article that they presented to

(41:16):
these kids, but you'd get the same message from sitting
inside one of those companies marketing or sales meetings, like
that's what they do, right. So Anyways, after presenting that
with them, they gave these kids the ads for some
of the products that those companies sell and just told
them to make it true by writing like basically graffiti

(41:40):
style on top of the ads to like correct some
of the some of the misconception. Do some si iPad graffiti.
Put a mustache on this dude and black out one
of his teeth. Enjoy a burrito. But yeah, I think
we said like translated like popular ads translated for truth

(42:01):
or something like that. But is what you did that
crack is what we did it correct children, So okay,
I believe that's actually wu tang that's for you children. Well,
I guess we'll go to crack. I mean, couldn't you
just show them like only like embarrassing cool dad's eating
fast food, like a guy with like khakis and like

(42:23):
a blue tooth or whatever, Yeah, and a phone holster
y khakis and they're rocketing a sock and sandal and
like a maga hat or just or I just do
boot cut jeans with sneakers based on Michael jordan dresses, uh,
and interchange that with all the different fast food things
you have Michael Jordan's to endorse McDonald's again man who

(42:47):
hates the children, so he looks ridiculous. What's interesting about
the whole thing though, is that like for the boys
who underwent this intervention quote unquote, they said that they're
daily purchases of unhealthy and snacks in the school cafeteria
decreased by compared to the control group, which was just
like keep doing anything. But the one interesting thing was

(43:10):
that with when it came to the adolescent girls who
were in the experiment, their purchases were similar regardless of
which group they were in. And they're still trying to
understand like whether like what is sort of the underlying thing,
whether it was that the fact that they didn't change
meant that neither intervention worked, or that both were effective
for different reasons. Well, so the control group was being

(43:33):
presented with traditional health educational material, so it's basically this
expose style and graffiti uh teaching method was effective on
the boys, whereas just giving the information to the young
women was like enough, they were like okay, yeah, got it,

(43:53):
well right, And that's what the researchers were saying that
they suspect that the traditional stuff was ineffective with the boys,
but influences the girls because of because it mentions calories
which they f felt could trigger social pressure to be thin.
So they're saying, actually, the graffiti method might be better
because we're not trying to be like, oh, like the calories,

(44:14):
you don't think about that, rather than like this is
poison young man and young lady to wake the funk up. Yeah,
it's just so, I mean, it's just hard to get
teens to not eat cheap, readily available food. You know
what I mean. We have a high calorie content because
you're like burning so you know, have so much energy. Yeah,

(44:35):
it's just like I mean you're like looking through the
couch for change, Like of course you're going to eat
like all that food for five bucks. Yeah, yeah, five
buck round up at Ry's. Um, were you a big
fast food eater as a kid? Um? No, well no
not really not as a well as a kid, but

(44:55):
not so much as a teenager, right right, Yeah, I
mostly like ate at home, yeah and like made food
or my mom made food. But um, but yeah, it
was always like a treat. I mean it's still like
a treat, especially when I'm on the road. I was
gonna say, like when you're on the road, like, yeah,
plus I'm broke, So it's like it's actually harder to
avoid as a comedian than it was as a teenager

(45:19):
like mom, Yeah, because with my mom being Japanese, like
I think any immigrant kid, your parents are like I
can make that at home. Yeah, that old bit where
it was not your like palapeno Popper's mom. Really, I'm like,
really gonna make a sour dough Jack Grant? Really do
you have that weird white sauce of jack marks? I

(45:40):
don't know what it is. Definitely has more flavor than male,
but I don't want to ask, but I think it
seems like what's stepping up to is like sort of
the elevated. And I don't have any any studies on this,
but just instinctively, like the you know in and outs
or like whatever is like fast food that's cheap but
has like natural and you know, look only sourced ingredients

(46:01):
or whatever like that seems to sort of be the
next thing that teens are hopping on. And McDonald's does
not know what to do with themselves. Everybody's getting like
the veggie burgers now to like beyond burger and impossible burger,
like you can get it like j Yeah, yeah, Taco
Bell healthiest fast food restaurant out there, as we learned

(46:25):
on the day, rest in peace of the MEXI melt though.
What somebody on Twitter, I'm sorry, I can't remember your handle.
Kind person brought this to my attention. I have unsourced reporting. Well,
I was shook to my core. I fucking walked to
the taco bell to my house and I said, I

(46:45):
looked at the menu. It's fucking gone. I couldn't even
bring myself to ask, so all I did was asked
for a loaded nacho taco in a case of and
I left you. You learned that somebody told you this
on Twitter, and you just immediately dropped your phone, walked
the door within hours. I was like, I'm like I was,

(47:06):
because then I was. I asked him, like, are you serious,
and they said, well, at least for me in X
location I live, and I when it is gone. So
what was the maximum? Maximum is so simple? It was
just it was a software till you with the ground
quote unquote beef, cheese and just tomatoes. It was like
not it was the most low because I grew up
like when like broke, that was the thing that was

(47:28):
like less than like that ship used to be sixty
nine cents when I was you know, when I was
a young man, yeah, they had right, and that ship
slowly crept up to seventy nine eighty nine. The became
like a buck ten or whatever. But it was like
a cheap thing that like I could get like four
of and not be totally you know, air out on
my wallet. You can still get that beans, rice and

(47:49):
cheese that they'll talk over it, but not outside of California.
I found out the BRC isn't. I ordered it somewhere
and it was like a dollar twenty five and I
was like, no, thank you. They had already made it,
and I was like no, I just threw it right
back at him. Did you go bold on that? I
just know where they put fries in it? Did you

(48:12):
guys have fast food available at your school cafeteria? Oh no, no, no.
I went to Christian school. I went to a castle
where they had Chick fil A and Pizza Hut personal
pan pizzas. No, no, not at all. It sounds like
a good time. Yeah, it was pretty. Yeah. We had

(48:32):
just man, we had the fucking we had prison food
in my elementary school. It's like Lutheran school I used
to go to, and ours was good, but it was
a lot of the same stuff that was basically fast food,
like we had Freedo chili pie a lot, but it's
so good. Yeah, they we would have. There was a
day that was just Salad bar Day, which was just
Iceberg and beats and ship. I was yeah. And then

(48:56):
there was another one called chet Salad where then they
would give you ham slices and bacon bits and I
was like, what are you acting like? This is two
different things, but I like the noodles with meat balls
is the one thing I liked the public school. I
went to middle school and head Taco Bell being in
cheese burritos. M that's crazy to me now thinking back

(49:16):
that they were selling middle school students Taco Bell at
the at the school. We did that in middle school too,
untual I forgot about that. Yeah, just the being and
cheese burritos, but you could buy it. We shouldn't be
selling middle school kids fast fit problem police. I feel
like someone just day, you know, like someone messed up

(49:37):
and they were like, just go order two hundred bean
burritos and we'll sell these motherfuckers. I bet it was
a high, high level uh like decision where somebody sold
the funk out we had. We got to monetize kids. Right,
we had a Taco Day in our cafeteria, but does
taco sauce would give us was Taco Bell? Taco Sauce

(49:59):
was weird steal. I think they were just pocket every
time it was mild size. I'm like, why don't you
have Taco Bell? Why are we doing like this weird
jank gas version whatever. Now everybody listening wants talk about
and so do we, And that's why Taco Bell sponsors
this podcast. Young brands, if you know it's good for you,

(50:19):
that's right. Briefly, we want to talk about Game of Thrones. Amy,
you're a huge fan. I've heard interest fan theory. Tried
to get in a couple of times. So many rapes.
I just was bored and then horrified, and then bored
and then just ducked. I like how you mentioned you
said that your boyfriend's trying to start watching, but it's

(50:40):
like the third time. A lot of people have trouble. Yeah,
gave it a second shot and was not in. I've
just started the shield and I highly recommend here you go.
Stops oh Man, Mackie, that pilot Wolf played by his
own roles Jack. Yeah really wait, Op, he's not rules,

(51:03):
because the cops are supposed to keep other people's rules.
What happened he makes up? I'm just my mind is
racing at the like, what if he got to make
up his own rule a cop? Yeah, yeah, I've gotten
to check this out uncharted territory man now, but I
have heard amazing thinks about the shield. Uh real quick.

(51:23):
We wanted to talk about Kid Harrington though, because he
had some spicy things to say after the premiere of
Game of Thrones. Uh, he was basically miles. It took
me a while, but on this headline, you said Kid
Harrington too angry Game of Thrones fans s M D
F TB as the kid Marrow has coined that phrase

(51:45):
it suck my dick from the back. That's right, because
I don't know why. I don't know how this came up,
but he this is a quote they didn't esquire, and
he says, how I feel about the show right now
is quite defiant. I think no matter what anyone thinks
about this season, and I don't mean to sound mean
about critics here, but whatever critics spends half an hour
writing about this season and makes their negative judgment on it,

(52:06):
in my head, they can go funk themselves because I
know how much work was put into this. I know
how much people cared about this. I know how much
pressure people put on themselves, and I know how many
sleepless nights working or otherwise people had on this show
because they cared about it so much, because they cared
about the characters, because they cared about the story, because
they cared about not letting people down. Oh yeah. It

(52:29):
goes on to say, now if people feel let down
by it, I don't give a fuck because everyone tried
their hardest. That's how I feel. In the end, No
one's bigger fans of the show than we are. That's
kind of a true statement. And we're kind of doing
it for ourselves. That's all we could do, really, and
I was just happy we got to the end. M boom.
He's kind of like the Kevin Durant of Game of Thrones.

(52:50):
He's like got a chip on his shoulder wild being
part of this wildly successful unless unless that's it in
catter that the ship is about to be let down, right, No,
I don't think so. The syndical part is, like, I mean,
he gave this interview a month and a half ago,
I'm sure like while they were still in production or still,

(53:12):
I'm sure he didn't watch a shitty cut and was like, alright,
can I actually change my quote? Fans the dumbest fuck anyway,
if they were actually good enough, they'd be in the
show like me. So I don't want to hear it
unless you're in the motherfucker's show. You're George R. Martin.
I don't give a fuck. So good on you, kid. Yeah,

(53:33):
defend your art, yeah, man, defend your honestly. But it
doesn't matter like whatever fans say. That's just these are
just individual people's opinions. Kid. I hope you have a
good time, because you gave us some good times. Yeah.
I was still gonna watch it. Everyone who wants to
watch it is going to watch it, and then it'll
be over and it was a big success and people
are gonna sob and then we'll see the you know,

(53:54):
eventually they'll be the entire theme parks devoted to Game
of Thrones and all that. Do you uh sorry? Real
quick question about the opening episode of this season. Did
it seem like they stopped hiding how short he was
in this episode because Sansa Stark was towering the funk
over him like in every shot and like I feel
like in the past, no, no, no, kid Harrington. It

(54:19):
is also a little person and is, but it was
a secret and he plays this hero and I've never
noticed that he was small until somebody was like, you know,
he's like five ft three and it's like five seven
five five seven five. I wasn't lying in the bathroom
with him, and I didn't realize it was him till
he turned the corner and I was like, how did

(54:40):
you secretly like get back to back with him? Because
I was he was standing right in front of me.
His head was like below my chin, damn or something
like that. I don't but you didn't do the back
to back thing. You didn't like hand from the top
of my head and just like sloped down to his
and like, yeah, we're not now just triangulating. Um, But yeah,

(55:03):
I wonder if person looks like they were well, because
he plays this like heroic dude with like flowing hair
and it doesn't necessarily work as well if he's five
seven That hair is not a game. Though. I saw
that ship up close and as a balding person, I
was like, fuck, yo painted a grease paint. The curls

(55:24):
are so fucking tight in the back. I was like,
I wanted to like just just feel the power of it. Yeah,
the follicular power grab it grab people you don't know,
but you don't know the hair yet. As a new
viewer of the show, my wife was like, wow, both
Santa and John are tiny people, Like what you could
just tell like the way they shot it, it wasn't
like they just were about the same height, which was

(55:47):
much smaller than the rest of it. What says Kid
Harrington is five eight and Sophie Turner is five nine? Okay,
Royce to five nine? Uh one of those is a lie? Yeah,
I don't Yeah, I don't think it would be super
noticeable if he was five eight. Yeah, no, he's he's
smaller than because your your chin is well I was.

(56:10):
I was also going like this, I might chill way
up and you're jumping. Yeah, and then I knocked myself
out on the top of his head, and uh, finally,
we just wanna tell Felicity Huffman that tear drop tattoo
is going to look good. Oh you can't wait. But
when you get that spiderweb on your elbow, when you
come out forward a ten months she's doing. That's that's

(56:31):
the rumor. Okay, we don't know for sure, but multiple
outlets with the leakers they have in the prosecution, they
are pursuing a four to ten month sentence as part
of her deal. I mean, she's gonna she's not gonna
go to like She'll go to like Martha Stewart, and
she'll probably end up meeting someone who will finance her
next film in there, you know, all good things. Everything

(56:52):
comes full circle. But part of the deal also includes
a fine, dropping the bucket uh and twelve months of
supervisor release. And they said it has nothing to do
the lighter sentence has nothing to do with her public apology,
which was and not a bad apologies, says, I am
in full acceptance of my guilt and with deep regret
and shame over what I have done. I'm ashamed of

(57:13):
the pain I have caused my daughter, my family, my friends,
my colleagues, and the educational community. I want to apologize
to them, and especially I want to apologize to the
students who work hard every day to get into college
and to their parents who are broken as funk and
can't afford to bribe testers to improve their daughter by
four points. Maybe you should get your life together, pick
yourself up by the Boostravie. If you get booked on

(57:34):
a TV show, being some good movies, get your money up,
then you can actually skirt the norms and laws likes
is not even a whole semester, Like at least find
her what it would cost to go to college, like
that should be the minimum. Yeah, where is Lori Laughlin
at with all? Oh? She went in there and she said,
jigga Kelly, not guilty, saying not guilty. She was literally

(57:59):
the quote is funk out of here, your honor. I'm
not guilty, free Cosby. And she walked out of there
and she's like, I can't believe that you can go
to jail for this, right? Yeah? Like jail, yeah, Oh,
can you imagine not being in touch with the real
world where you really thought? I mean, I mean, society
does show certain people that some people just don't go

(58:20):
to jail for anything they do. And she was like,
oh my, I can go to jail, right and now
that I didn't take the plea, I could do twenty years.
She walked in looking very happy and feel like she
was feeling invincible. Well, that was the thing. A lot
of people were criticizing her for the like she looked
very smug or just did not understand the severity of

(58:43):
what was going on. It looked she looked like she
was doing an appearance or like a press tour for
Fuller House or something, and the you know people who
were talking to us weekly or whatever, Like she's an
actress and she was in such a state of panic
that she could just all she could just revert to
her show biz kind of thing of like actors are

(59:03):
supposed to be able to change their emotions based on
the circumcise. She should show remorse. Right, Nobody told her
when she gets out, this is going to be a
good ass Hallmark movie, right, I can't wait. She can
play herself, which like nobody ever does since like Joan
Rivers or whatever. It's going to be so good. Yeah,

(59:24):
I mean, there were a few missteps with her going
into court, like looking too cocky and smiling. I mean,
like making it rain in the courtroom was not a
good movie. I'm pretty high right now. She dropped it
to the floor for some reason. It's like, stenographer, can
you read that? Back? Then? The defendant bust it open

(59:46):
interesting start to duty. Wine. I'm not sure that it
was a turn it was turned up city. All right. Well, Amy,
it's been a pleasure having you as a week. Thanks
for having me back. Guys. Oh yeah, where can people
find you on my website? I mean Miller Comedy dot
com on Twitter at Amy Miller and I also have
tour dates on my website and come see me. I'll

(01:00:06):
be in Austin, I'll be in Portland, Seattle, all kinds
of places. All right, And is there a tweet you've
been enjoying? Oh and I also want to say, listen
to my podcast Who's Your God? Which Miles was on
and it was so great on it and Jack honestly
seems reluctant. No, I'll come on. He doesn't know what
is because that is not what you said. No, I'm

(01:00:31):
very you know, I'm very spiritual. If you want to
get a glimpse into my mind's eye. It was really
dope to do. We heard some good stories about your
times in Hollywood in the Hollywood entourage when I was
mobbing it up. You're kind of a turtle, right, I was, Yeah,
a bit of a turtle, A bit of a turtle. Yeah,

(01:00:51):
like like brockass turtle with like a light skim of
e on the top, light skim of e and uh
a few light hits yes, Oh okay, so um this
is actually a thread wh I thought it was a
good threat, not necessarily funny. But my friend Joe McAdam
has a threat on Twitter that I did retweet about
why we need a comedy Blumhouse speaking of movies, why

(01:01:15):
there's no sort of like studio for just good, solid,
you know, low budget, affordably made comedy movies. When we
have this much talent, get it, get it done, Let's
do it. It's just Joe McAdam on Twitter. I just
greenlit it, so it's perfect awesome. Uh, miles, where can
people find you? You can find me on Twitter and

(01:01:36):
Instagram at miles of gray. One tweet I like is
actually from a member of the Zeke Gang who when
we were talking about Chewbacca and trying to figure out
how many nipples he had, Man six zero at Nova
Cat nine really hit us with a threat about nipples

(01:01:57):
and Chewbacca. He says, regarding Chewbacca's pecks, the two litter
rule would apply. Take the average litter slash sibling birth
number and multiply by two. That's how many nipples and
animal typically has. Wookies are typically borne by themselves one
per litter. However, there's a possibility if they have vestigial
nipples and that they used to have larger litter sizes.

(01:02:18):
Evolutionarily speaking, this foray into imaginary biology requires more thought.
Human males have vestigial nipples, often on the sides of
their flanks. They look like moles on the torso below
the nipples. Very common. Case in point, there's one of
mine he and he hits us with the photo of
his leftover nipple, and he said, I had one on
the other side, but it was large, and my ex
wife insisted that I get it removed one wife. One

(01:02:41):
should never forget that every male starts as a woman
in the womb. So does a female wookie produce milk?
Wookie milk malicious? I mean, not really that you're wookie crisp?
Was that? What's the thing that something crush? You can't
read this? I don't know school anyway. Another tweet I

(01:03:03):
like is from Amy Miller at Amy Miller. A girl
in Target got in trouble and her mom said, okay,
no more happy meal and there was a peak Sally
Field level emotional explosion, tore her hair, rolled on the floor,
knocked it over. Then she got dead quiet, stared solemnly
at her mom and said, let me earn it back.

(01:03:24):
And I don't still don't know how this tweet so
controversial and to have words after this report read the replies,
you will lose your mind. Then I replied to myself
with just a link to supporting a raw right, get
those abortions because people out there should not be having
as many kids as they are. Based on my replies alone,

(01:03:47):
you really didn't doing the Lord's work. Couple tweets I enjoyed.
Joe Xalazala tweeted Sinclair out here reminding us that uses
just dinosaur juice baby because Sinclair has that dinosaur is
there logo, which is true. I never really thought about that,

(01:04:07):
but that is what that means. Luise Shine my Ship
tweeted why TF do baby clothes got pockets? They don't
even own ship. I literally had that thought as I'm
holding one of my kids. Uh. And then Whitney Cummings,
a comedian by the name of Whitney Cummings very tweeted

(01:04:29):
this notre Dame Fire turned into people bragging about their
vacations to Paris very quickly, which was one of those people,
Oh when when were you there? Oh? I lived there
for a while, sweet was. I wonder how many times
this terrible tragedy will lead to meet reminding people that
I lived in And that's about fifteen right there. Well, hot, damn,

(01:04:55):
that's pretty cool that you lived in Paris. Thank you
so much. What a You can find me at Jack
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(01:05:17):
well as the song we write out on. What are
we gonna write out on today? This is from an
artist Arlow Parks from London. Uh young hartist. I think's
like eighteen or nineteen and this track is called Cola.
So check out Harlow Parks with this track Cola. Uh
oh yeah, like coca. All right, Rico, we're going to

(01:05:41):
write out on that. We will be back tomorrow because
it is the Daily Podcast gonna tell tee then bye bye.

(01:06:02):
I love you today, and now I don't really came
because you're running around over lane. You ain't running around
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