January 14, 2022 • 23 mins
In this edition of MichiTrend, Jack and Miles discuss who the next Bond should be, the 7 hour line for the Figment popcorn bucket, Britney vs. Jamie Lynn, the (lack of a) Voting Rights bill, Kanye vs. Pete Davidson, and hundreds of medical experts declaring Joe Rogan a menace to public health
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Misia trend.
If you seek a pleasant trend in peninsula, look about you.
This is a throwback to when we were doing the state.
Yeah states, the their little taglines on their license plates. Um,
gotta say, I I didn't go with that one before
(00:22):
because it's sweaty as fuck Michigan. That is gotta work
on your just just take a second pass of that one. Um.
But I mean, what if I'm seeking a pleasant peninsula
and I'm not in Michigan, right, Well, that's that's the question,
right like I'm in North Hollywood. That sounds like more
(00:42):
of a like advice about personal wellness, like look inside
of you if you're seeking something pleasant. But anyways, uh,
Tuesday is Michigan Day. So that's why I decided to
bring it back. Yeah, sorry spoiler for Tuesday his episode,
But it's all about Michigan. Uh Yeah, but I am
(01:06):
Jack and that over there, well that's Miles Gray him
saying yes in Japanese. Okay. So one one heads up
for you as uh in the long weekend, is that
next week we're going to be doing the next a
dish of Anna's streaming Corner. That's right, it's happening. We're
(01:31):
gonna be talking about yellow jackets. If you are not
up on yellow Jackets, Uh, you need to go back,
or you need to go and watch it. Yeah, use
the log We'll give you the log in right now.
It's Jack O'Brien at Daily Zeitgeist. Is the name Miles
that's not Miles is so cute? So cute? Can you
(01:54):
imagine that's a real thing? Anyway, ask around. You can
find a showtime loggin where Miles and I are both
logged into the same account. We're getting we're able to
watch it. Um criminals, but I guess this show we
should tell them what's trending. James Bond was trending yesterday
because now that the last Craig Bond is out, people
are reviving the question who should Bond be? UM And
(02:19):
they got a lot of big names on this list,
I think, unrealistically big, but so they got a dress
Elba Regg, Jean Paige, m Daniel Cluya, Michael b Jordan's,
John Boyega, Cillian Murphy, Tom Holland, Chris Hemsword, Michael Fastbender
(02:49):
and Tom Hardy h So these so my my feedback
is that Bond fans need to take a look at
themselves in the mirror, look at past castings of James
Bond and understand that you don't just go out and
get the biggest actor, like the most successful actor, even
(03:09):
the top ten like most successful actor. Is the only
name on that list that seems realistic to me is
the dude from Bridgton. Otherwise everybody else feels like they're
like they wouldn't do it. I don't think Daniel Khaluya,
I feel is an interesting prospect do it. I don't know.
(03:30):
He just won the Oscar like that. No, he's gonna
win the Oscar and then go get cast as James
Bonds like somebody who just like it's beneath him. Yeah, yeah,
I think it's beneath all these everyone everyone on this list,
with a possible exception of Tom Holland, who doesn't make
any sense for the role and rig Jean Page. Someone
was like, yeah, I want double O seven not double
(03:52):
O five seven. I was like, okay, wow, wow wow,
but yeah, I don't know. Cool. I just like the
way this graphic is. It's like black guys verse white guys. Yeah.
I did not make that decision to listen to names. No, no,
(04:13):
I mean this, it's the graphic that's been going around
and think, uh, Jabari Ali Davis was tweeting something, uh
like I think he. I think he tweeted something about
it being like these guys versus these guys here? Cool?
What's the discourse about? Again? But yeah, I just find someone.
(04:37):
It's like one of those things like someone out of
nowhere is going to make the best James Bond, right,
That's what That's what it was. Like. Daniel Craig had
one really good action movie that he started under his belt,
Layer Cake, and like he was good and you know,
supporting roles and some other things, but it's not like
he was massive at the time that he was cast,
(05:00):
and it was like a big, big step up. It
was a big come up for him, and then he
like started kind of expanding into more prestige movies. But
the thing with like Michael B. Jordan, he's not you
know what, we're gonna make him speak with an English accent.
I think that's like if Bond isn't British this time,
(05:22):
like I mean, like then he's fucking Jack Ryan. Like
Michael B. Jordan already played Jack Ryan and nobody watched
it exactly. Just keep it, keep it fancy and euro yea, um,
but I just I don't know. It's hard for me
to decide, you know, is that gang let us know,
like suggest someone's a real up and comer, someone's really
(05:43):
coming out of the shadows with it, because I think
that would really be the most like that they don't
come with baggage or like like perceptions of who this
performer should be or how they are. And I think
that's what they needed, someone who's new enough to for
it to just be a clean slate, like if they
got there, pick like if they could just pick anybody
like Idris Elba is the best person on this list,
(06:05):
I think because he just has the right like energy.
Ye but he he's they funked up. They should have
like given it to him three movies ago. Yeah, we're
just completely changed the whole thing. Cast a woman, cast
on one, non binary, do just do something different? Like
I don't I'm not attached to James Bond enough to
(06:27):
be like, may he better look like Timothy Dalton, Like
I don't give a ship. He just needs to be
a smooth I want to see somebody up and be
cool with it and drive a BMW. Yeah. Uh, Figment
is trending. There's apparently a huge line for people wanting
to get their hands on a limited a dish popcorn
bucket that's designed after the character Figment. Yeah, it's at Epcot.
(06:51):
There's like a festival going down at Epcot. The Disney
collectors are I don't know. I've been waiting in a
seven hour fucking line for a plastic thing that holds
popcorn in it. And I get you know, there's all
kinds of collecting culture, but they're just as the pandemic
rages on. There's just something that makes this seem so empty.
(07:15):
But I get it. Maybe for these people, this is
the only way they can they feel alive waiting in
line to get their hands on a piece of injection
molded plastic. They go to Epcot, which, sure, you know
that's that that I understand. People will go to Epcot
to feel alive. You know, there's something about that place. Uh,
it's go to Epcot to weight in line, not to
(07:37):
do any of the things you go to Abcot for,
but to get so. Figment is apparently a mascot of
the Imagination Pavilion at the Epcot Theme Park an inside joke.
You're waiting seven hours for an inside joke? Uh? That
or or something that's canonical kind of yeah, so cool?
(08:02):
Uh but hey, I'm you know, no, not at all.
I think there's just something really bizarre right when we're
like in the midst of being like where do people
get tests? I drive around the city and I see
huge lines at testing places because many people suspect they're
ill or you know, have had close contact and want
to verify. And then it's just like we got lines
(08:23):
for this, we also have lines for people people waiting
for a plastic popcorn bucket. That's the that's the same
length of someone working a full eight hour shift. Almost
those tests are also limited edition, unfortunately because of uh yeah,
no one was talking about although Jackie and her picture
looked like she was doing a money phone. Yeah yeah
(08:44):
those week's guess. Uh Jackie Johnson was doing money phone
with at home covid. Some really great work by this
week's guests and there pictures. Yeah, we'd we'd be remissed.
As the point out, Mr Wilbur love your your conspiracy theory.
(09:06):
I love you Miles theme. Well, yeah, my wife loved it.
So much, she went and took the kids and stayed
at her mom's house for a little while. So it's
good though, good joke, man, Brittany is trending. Uh, I
think the backlash wants to begin. The mainstream media wants
the backlash to begin on the Free Britney Ship. Um.
(09:29):
So they had Jamie Lynn on Good Morning America. Uh,
and they were like, so why did you, like, why
were you part of, you know, the familial institution that
you know, basically imprisoned Brittany. Um and she said that
her relationship with Britney was very chaotic. Brittany, Uh, you know,
(09:53):
responded with a nicely worded notes app rebuttal and also
said her little sister has had everything handed to her. Yeah,
it's not being like I can't believe you've stooped so
low to make up a story that I pulled a
knife on you in front of the kids, like for real, Yeah,
that's where we're at in this evolution of our fucking sisterhood.
(10:14):
But yeah, I mean I think I don't even know. Like,
at the end of the day, I'm like, I honestly
don't want to I don't want more stories about like
the tumult that Britney Spears is having to experience. But
I guess it's getting It has such a tension that
we already saw, like people got mad at her for
posting like a nude pick on Instagram that she was
like using emoji to like cover up her body, and
(10:37):
we were even resting like that's the point. She gets
to do what she wants. He's not hurting anybody. But
you know, Brittney is sort of like I see you
trying to get a book deal, but you don't have
anyone fooled um, So I can imagine she's gonna keep going.
I mean, the mainstream media is natural instinct is to
shame and be toxic and toxic bonus word. But yeah,
(11:00):
just be like fight fight fight, you know. Yeah, but
like the very thing that they were exposed as in
the nineties, people like, gosh, can you believe, like that
was so recent and then she gets freed up and
they're like, look at her flaunting it out there and yeah,
(11:22):
but it's like we were similar to what we were
talking about with COVID and havana syndrome, Like you can
give them the answer, you can give the mainstream media
the answer but when when there is an answer to
the question that everybody's asking, it's not good news for them,
Like they want to just keep kind of obscuring that ship.
And uh, this story has legs, so they're gonna keep
(11:45):
running it. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll
be right back, and we're back, and hashtag we want
voting rights is trending. Seems pretty straightforward, pretty self explainatory.
(12:07):
I mean, you know, Chuck Schumer said they'll take a
vote up on on in the Senate on Tuesday. I
don't know, man, you got you got the Mansion Cinema
crew who are like, we don't want to exacerbate the
division by allowing people to determine the makeup of their
government through a vote. Yeah, today's episode we were recording
(12:28):
and you're talking about how, you know, Biden was talking
big game about how he was going to like go
in speak to the Senate, get them to like understand
the urgency the situation, and like Senate Democrats, like people
were acting like there might be a result, and you
were pointing out that was ridiculous that there would be
any movement. And by the time you were done speaking
(12:50):
that sentence Cinema had like given a speech being like, I,
under no circumstances will ever mess with the filibuster because yeah, yeah, nothing,
it's a I mean, it's such a it's so critical,
and we truly are seating everything to these people. I mean,
and you know now people are you know, talking about
(13:10):
how the filibuster has no constitutional basis, Yeah, which is true,
and like Republicans giving like presentations on my filibuster. Good. Uh,
It's just it's so fucked up, and I just I
feel bad for like Arizonans who thought that she would
do and it was worth this ship because I don't
think she's had a town hall since she was elected. Um,
(13:32):
yet she continues to insist I am listening to the
will of the people. It's like you haven't even had
a moment to listen. So a handful of people who
have taken fly private flights with me right exactly who's
saying it's not gonna get that bad for you though?
You know it's not gonna be that bad for us?
Yeah yeah, in your ear, Um, did you see that
(13:52):
the Republicans are basically ending the debate? Yeah? Yeah, no
more that doesn't work so well for dear leader, like
the debates don't work so well for him, even though
they're like, you know, ridiculous and just like Carnival Barker bullshit.
At least they are an unmediated or like a chance,
a thing that he can't just like get out there
(14:13):
and fully fucking spin and completely lie. Uh. And they're
they're not gonna be having that anymore, you know, get
ready to with whatever it's that. They're doing everything they can.
It's like, don't get to give people a venue or
they can see a side by side and decide that's
all kinds of funked up. But yeah, I don't know.
(14:35):
I mean, I know there's like some reason behind it,
but I don't give a ship if we can't push, Yeah,
what does a debate matter? Yeah? I feel like we're
on fucking rails at this point towards something really really
bad happening. And Jack, don't look now, we're not even
on the rails anymore. Oh my god. The rails the
(14:56):
momentum from post World War to America, and it's just
somehow taking us deeper into the desert. Yeah. Uh, Pete
Davidson is trending, uh, because he's just always trending, right,
now is because there's a leaked verse from a Kanye
song that talks about kicking his ass just so sad.
(15:19):
Oh my god, do you did you hear it? Do
we can we hear it? Or it's just news a
news item. I think it's just a news item. But
he was like, I think the the rhyme was I
survived that crash so I could kick Pete Davidson's ass
or something. Boy, let's shot at Pete Davidson a new song.
(15:41):
I hope you want to hear it. Yeah, let's do
it for the commentary purposes on me, just as I mean,
are we sure that isn't just like a troll made that?
(16:04):
I don't know. That's how that feels like the dumbest. Yeah,
that's even that's pretty bad for even Kanye. Like he's
had some pretty I mean, he's he's hit the whole
spectrum of great rhymes to ones you're like, yeah, um,
but I mean, considering the state he's in and like
it seems like he's really those's doing whatever to try
(16:25):
and win Kim back and or be near her, it's
just very odd. And again we're looking at somebody who's
just kind of losing themselves right before our eyes. Joe
Rogan is trending because seventy medical experts signed a statement
basically telling Spotify d platform him. So like that he's saying,
(16:47):
he is spreading incredibly dangerous misinformation. Yeah, just mainstreaming, you know,
he's mainstreaming that the mass distribution of misinformation. And yeah,
it's yeah, agreed. And there's even a clip where he
had a guest on this guy jockson Um from ABC
I believe in Australia, Australia, and they just started, you know,
(17:11):
Joe Rogan is insisting that the vaccination, getting vaccinated is
going to increase the risk for you know, adolescent boys
for milecarditis, right, and this guy Josh is like, nah, dude, no,
that's not true. That doesn't He's like, in fact, your
your risk for milecarditis is far greater if you if
(17:31):
you're unvaccinated and get COVID. I mean, that's a that's
a huge thing that antivactors love to ignore, is that
the thing that like that there are like these slightly
elevated risks in like a very few areas from the vaccine,
but they are dwarfed in comparison to the dangers that
(17:53):
are caused by catching COVID, the dangers caused by being unvaccinated,
and even in this case, the dangers of the very
thing you're claiming is an increased danger, Like it's actually
more an increased danger if you can. It's an interesting
moment too, because you know, Joe Joe Rogan himself posted
this video clip of this moment and he said, like,
(18:15):
if anyone's gonna make me look dumb, I'm glad it's
this guy because I love him and he's awesome. And
so in his tweet, he's almost conceding that. He's like,
you know, we had it back and forth, and in fact,
my guest was correct, because as they go back and
forth arguing about well what mile kard itis and and teenagers,
you can see Joe Rogan very quickly begin to like
(18:37):
move the goal posts to not actually concede that what
he's reading is real. And I'll just play you this
clip where they're going back and forth about milecard itis
and they finally like, well, let's pull it up. Let's
pull it up. And this is Joe Rogan reading the
article is boucard that is more common after COVID nineteen
infections than vaccination. But is this with children? Yeah, we're
(18:58):
talking about you and has aged under thirty after this,
this is what says here with with children is the issue? Well, no,
we were talking about fifteen year olds. We're talking about
young children twelve and seven two more like to build
mile card has with three months of catching COVID at
a rate of four fifty cases per million infection. This
(19:18):
sixty seven cases of mile carter is per million at
the same time falling their second dose of five fighter. Yeah,
so you're about eight times likely to get my card
is from getting covid then from getting to vaccines. That's interest.
That is not what I've read before. But also it's
like when even when we're reading these things, it's what
are we getting this from the just for you want
(19:44):
to like just you know this is the thing. He's
not consistent with it, So it doesn't matter what you
to get l right there, just just accepted. But he
has the argument getting this from miles where what is
this from science? And it's like wait against And then
he posted an article is like actually, the reason why
(20:04):
I said it was because of this Guardian article, And okay,
that's fine, you can explain why you you know, misunderstood
what was happening. But the point stands that your guest
Josh Zepps was correct. Anyway, a little glimpse into that world,
and why you have medical experts being like, you can't
just have this guy saying this stuff, especially to you know,
(20:26):
under the like sort of illusion that he is being
really thorough in his uh you know research, because for
all that talk, this guy just read an article like
in real time that completely destroyed his like whatever he
thought was happening. And then it was like, well this
is about this actually about something else. It's like, no,
we started this conversation talking about teenagers. But and even then,
(20:49):
so whatever it's it must be exhausting to be a
guest and say no that I don't I actually don't
agree with that. But have you ever tried d M T? Yeah?
I think I did d MT before Joe Rogan? So
why don't you talk to me? Joe Rogan? You know
what I mean? Ever take your pants off and jump
into a dumpster because you're talking the real stuff. Man,
(21:10):
you don't seem like you you've really on it. Yeah. Um, anyways,
he's very strong, dude. This thread after Joe Rogan's like,
that video is cringe e, But it's what happens when
you stumble in a long form podcast when you didn't
know a subject was going to come up, and you
wing it right, you're the host, dude. And again if
you if you know you're winging it, then concede that
(21:33):
and be like, oh you know what, man, I'm gonna
have to look into this more. My issue is not
that you were wrong about a thing heading into somebody
proving you wrong. My my issue is that you've changed
you move the goalpost and said, but the where are
you getting your facts from? Do your own research? Like
the yeah, it's it is the whole it's the whole thing. Well,
(21:55):
you just did there. That's the whole reason people are dying.
And I think too that he goes on to be like,
you know, I honestly do my best to get things correct.
Then you you you have to actually be able to
concede that even in your best efforts, you get things
wrong and you have to be very willing to accept that.
But unless you're you know, but your egos so fucking
gigantic that you couldn't even let this guy say something
(22:17):
that was true. And you're like, kick your ass, dude,
you'd kick your ass so hard man makes martial arts.
Get fucking standing armbar, dude, you want to get Kimurad
right now? Full do you think he could reach all
the way around your neck like I feel, well, I
definitely don't think he reach up to your neck. He's yeah,
(22:38):
he's he's my thighs. I'm sorry, bro, you're in my
guard You're in my world. Yeah, and I'm not even
in the Jets mob anymore. All right, well, those are
some of the things that are trending on this Friday afternoon.
We are back on Tuesday to talk more ship with
(23:00):
you guys. Until then, be kind to each other, be
kind to yourselves, get the vaccine, don't do nothing about
white supremacy, and we will talk to y'all on Tuesday.
Bye bye, m H.
Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Misia trend.
If you seek a pleasant trend in peninsula, look about you.
This is a throwback to when we were doing the state.
Yeah states, the their little taglines on their license plates. Um,
gotta say, I I didn't go with that one before
(00:22):
because it's sweaty as fuck Michigan. That is gotta work
on your just just take a second pass of that one. Um.
But I mean, what if I'm seeking a pleasant peninsula
and I'm not in Michigan, right, Well, that's that's the question,
right like I'm in North Hollywood. That sounds like more
(00:42):
of a like advice about personal wellness, like look inside
of you if you're seeking something pleasant. But anyways, uh,
Tuesday is Michigan Day. So that's why I decided to
bring it back. Yeah, sorry spoiler for Tuesday his episode,
But it's all about Michigan. Uh Yeah, but I am
(01:06):
Jack and that over there, well that's Miles Gray him
saying yes in Japanese. Okay. So one one heads up
for you as uh in the long weekend, is that
next week we're going to be doing the next a
dish of Anna's streaming Corner. That's right, it's happening. We're
(01:31):
gonna be talking about yellow jackets. If you are not
up on yellow Jackets, Uh, you need to go back,
or you need to go and watch it. Yeah, use
the log We'll give you the log in right now.
It's Jack O'Brien at Daily Zeitgeist. Is the name Miles
that's not Miles is so cute? So cute? Can you
(01:54):
imagine that's a real thing? Anyway, ask around. You can
find a showtime loggin where Miles and I are both
logged into the same account. We're getting we're able to
watch it. Um criminals, but I guess this show we
should tell them what's trending. James Bond was trending yesterday
because now that the last Craig Bond is out, people
are reviving the question who should Bond be? UM And
(02:19):
they got a lot of big names on this list,
I think, unrealistically big, but so they got a dress
Elba Regg, Jean Paige, m Daniel Cluya, Michael b Jordan's,
John Boyega, Cillian Murphy, Tom Holland, Chris Hemsword, Michael Fastbender
(02:49):
and Tom Hardy h So these so my my feedback
is that Bond fans need to take a look at
themselves in the mirror, look at past castings of James
Bond and understand that you don't just go out and
get the biggest actor, like the most successful actor, even
(03:09):
the top ten like most successful actor. Is the only
name on that list that seems realistic to me is
the dude from Bridgton. Otherwise everybody else feels like they're
like they wouldn't do it. I don't think Daniel Khaluya,
I feel is an interesting prospect do it. I don't know.
(03:30):
He just won the Oscar like that. No, he's gonna
win the Oscar and then go get cast as James
Bonds like somebody who just like it's beneath him. Yeah, yeah,
I think it's beneath all these everyone everyone on this list,
with a possible exception of Tom Holland, who doesn't make
any sense for the role and rig Jean Page. Someone
was like, yeah, I want double O seven not double
(03:52):
O five seven. I was like, okay, wow, wow wow,
but yeah, I don't know. Cool. I just like the
way this graphic is. It's like black guys verse white guys. Yeah.
I did not make that decision to listen to names. No, no,
(04:13):
I mean this, it's the graphic that's been going around
and think, uh, Jabari Ali Davis was tweeting something, uh
like I think he. I think he tweeted something about
it being like these guys versus these guys here? Cool?
What's the discourse about? Again? But yeah, I just find someone.
(04:37):
It's like one of those things like someone out of
nowhere is going to make the best James Bond, right,
That's what That's what it was. Like. Daniel Craig had
one really good action movie that he started under his belt,
Layer Cake, and like he was good and you know,
supporting roles and some other things, but it's not like
he was massive at the time that he was cast,
(05:00):
and it was like a big, big step up. It
was a big come up for him, and then he
like started kind of expanding into more prestige movies. But
the thing with like Michael B. Jordan, he's not you
know what, we're gonna make him speak with an English accent.
I think that's like if Bond isn't British this time,
(05:22):
like I mean, like then he's fucking Jack Ryan. Like
Michael B. Jordan already played Jack Ryan and nobody watched
it exactly. Just keep it, keep it fancy and euro yea, um,
but I just I don't know. It's hard for me
to decide, you know, is that gang let us know,
like suggest someone's a real up and comer, someone's really
(05:43):
coming out of the shadows with it, because I think
that would really be the most like that they don't
come with baggage or like like perceptions of who this
performer should be or how they are. And I think
that's what they needed, someone who's new enough to for
it to just be a clean slate, like if they
got there, pick like if they could just pick anybody
like Idris Elba is the best person on this list,
(06:05):
I think because he just has the right like energy.
Ye but he he's they funked up. They should have
like given it to him three movies ago. Yeah, we're
just completely changed the whole thing. Cast a woman, cast
on one, non binary, do just do something different? Like
I don't I'm not attached to James Bond enough to
(06:27):
be like, may he better look like Timothy Dalton, Like
I don't give a ship. He just needs to be
a smooth I want to see somebody up and be
cool with it and drive a BMW. Yeah. Uh, Figment
is trending. There's apparently a huge line for people wanting
to get their hands on a limited a dish popcorn
bucket that's designed after the character Figment. Yeah, it's at Epcot.
(06:51):
There's like a festival going down at Epcot. The Disney
collectors are I don't know. I've been waiting in a
seven hour fucking line for a plastic thing that holds
popcorn in it. And I get you know, there's all
kinds of collecting culture, but they're just as the pandemic
rages on. There's just something that makes this seem so empty.
(07:15):
But I get it. Maybe for these people, this is
the only way they can they feel alive waiting in
line to get their hands on a piece of injection
molded plastic. They go to Epcot, which, sure, you know
that's that that I understand. People will go to Epcot
to feel alive. You know, there's something about that place. Uh,
it's go to Epcot to weight in line, not to
(07:37):
do any of the things you go to Abcot for,
but to get so. Figment is apparently a mascot of
the Imagination Pavilion at the Epcot Theme Park an inside joke.
You're waiting seven hours for an inside joke? Uh? That
or or something that's canonical kind of yeah, so cool?
(08:02):
Uh but hey, I'm you know, no, not at all.
I think there's just something really bizarre right when we're
like in the midst of being like where do people
get tests? I drive around the city and I see
huge lines at testing places because many people suspect they're
ill or you know, have had close contact and want
to verify. And then it's just like we got lines
(08:23):
for this, we also have lines for people people waiting
for a plastic popcorn bucket. That's the that's the same
length of someone working a full eight hour shift. Almost
those tests are also limited edition, unfortunately because of uh yeah,
no one was talking about although Jackie and her picture
looked like she was doing a money phone. Yeah yeah
(08:44):
those week's guess. Uh Jackie Johnson was doing money phone
with at home covid. Some really great work by this
week's guests and there pictures. Yeah, we'd we'd be remissed.
As the point out, Mr Wilbur love your your conspiracy theory.
(09:06):
I love you Miles theme. Well, yeah, my wife loved it.
So much, she went and took the kids and stayed
at her mom's house for a little while. So it's
good though, good joke, man, Brittany is trending. Uh, I
think the backlash wants to begin. The mainstream media wants
the backlash to begin on the Free Britney Ship. Um.
(09:29):
So they had Jamie Lynn on Good Morning America. Uh,
and they were like, so why did you, like, why
were you part of, you know, the familial institution that
you know, basically imprisoned Brittany. Um and she said that
her relationship with Britney was very chaotic. Brittany, Uh, you know,
(09:53):
responded with a nicely worded notes app rebuttal and also
said her little sister has had everything handed to her. Yeah,
it's not being like I can't believe you've stooped so
low to make up a story that I pulled a
knife on you in front of the kids, like for real, Yeah,
that's where we're at in this evolution of our fucking sisterhood.
(10:14):
But yeah, I mean I think I don't even know. Like,
at the end of the day, I'm like, I honestly
don't want to I don't want more stories about like
the tumult that Britney Spears is having to experience. But
I guess it's getting It has such a tension that
we already saw, like people got mad at her for
posting like a nude pick on Instagram that she was
like using emoji to like cover up her body, and
(10:37):
we were even resting like that's the point. She gets
to do what she wants. He's not hurting anybody. But
you know, Brittney is sort of like I see you
trying to get a book deal, but you don't have
anyone fooled um, So I can imagine she's gonna keep going.
I mean, the mainstream media is natural instinct is to
shame and be toxic and toxic bonus word. But yeah,
(11:00):
just be like fight fight fight, you know. Yeah, but
like the very thing that they were exposed as in
the nineties, people like, gosh, can you believe, like that
was so recent and then she gets freed up and
they're like, look at her flaunting it out there and yeah,
(11:22):
but it's like we were similar to what we were
talking about with COVID and havana syndrome, Like you can
give them the answer, you can give the mainstream media
the answer but when when there is an answer to
the question that everybody's asking, it's not good news for them,
Like they want to just keep kind of obscuring that ship.
And uh, this story has legs, so they're gonna keep
(11:45):
running it. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll
be right back, and we're back, and hashtag we want
voting rights is trending. Seems pretty straightforward, pretty self explainatory.
(12:07):
I mean, you know, Chuck Schumer said they'll take a
vote up on on in the Senate on Tuesday. I
don't know, man, you got you got the Mansion Cinema
crew who are like, we don't want to exacerbate the
division by allowing people to determine the makeup of their
government through a vote. Yeah, today's episode we were recording
(12:28):
and you're talking about how, you know, Biden was talking
big game about how he was going to like go
in speak to the Senate, get them to like understand
the urgency the situation, and like Senate Democrats, like people
were acting like there might be a result, and you
were pointing out that was ridiculous that there would be
any movement. And by the time you were done speaking
(12:50):
that sentence Cinema had like given a speech being like, I,
under no circumstances will ever mess with the filibuster because yeah, yeah, nothing,
it's a I mean, it's such a it's so critical,
and we truly are seating everything to these people. I mean,
and you know now people are you know, talking about
(13:10):
how the filibuster has no constitutional basis, Yeah, which is true,
and like Republicans giving like presentations on my filibuster. Good. Uh,
It's just it's so fucked up, and I just I
feel bad for like Arizonans who thought that she would
do and it was worth this ship because I don't
think she's had a town hall since she was elected. Um,
(13:32):
yet she continues to insist I am listening to the
will of the people. It's like you haven't even had
a moment to listen. So a handful of people who
have taken fly private flights with me right exactly who's
saying it's not gonna get that bad for you though?
You know it's not gonna be that bad for us?
Yeah yeah, in your ear, Um, did you see that
(13:52):
the Republicans are basically ending the debate? Yeah? Yeah, no
more that doesn't work so well for dear leader, like
the debates don't work so well for him, even though
they're like, you know, ridiculous and just like Carnival Barker bullshit.
At least they are an unmediated or like a chance,
a thing that he can't just like get out there
(14:13):
and fully fucking spin and completely lie. Uh. And they're
they're not gonna be having that anymore, you know, get
ready to with whatever it's that. They're doing everything they can.
It's like, don't get to give people a venue or
they can see a side by side and decide that's
all kinds of funked up. But yeah, I don't know.
(14:35):
I mean, I know there's like some reason behind it,
but I don't give a ship if we can't push, Yeah,
what does a debate matter? Yeah? I feel like we're
on fucking rails at this point towards something really really
bad happening. And Jack, don't look now, we're not even
on the rails anymore. Oh my god. The rails the
(14:56):
momentum from post World War to America, and it's just
somehow taking us deeper into the desert. Yeah. Uh, Pete
Davidson is trending, uh, because he's just always trending, right,
now is because there's a leaked verse from a Kanye
song that talks about kicking his ass just so sad.
(15:19):
Oh my god, do you did you hear it? Do
we can we hear it? Or it's just news a
news item. I think it's just a news item. But
he was like, I think the the rhyme was I
survived that crash so I could kick Pete Davidson's ass
or something. Boy, let's shot at Pete Davidson a new song.
(15:41):
I hope you want to hear it. Yeah, let's do
it for the commentary purposes on me, just as I mean,
are we sure that isn't just like a troll made that?
(16:04):
I don't know. That's how that feels like the dumbest. Yeah,
that's even that's pretty bad for even Kanye. Like he's
had some pretty I mean, he's he's hit the whole
spectrum of great rhymes to ones you're like, yeah, um,
but I mean, considering the state he's in and like
it seems like he's really those's doing whatever to try
(16:25):
and win Kim back and or be near her, it's
just very odd. And again we're looking at somebody who's
just kind of losing themselves right before our eyes. Joe
Rogan is trending because seventy medical experts signed a statement
basically telling Spotify d platform him. So like that he's saying,
(16:47):
he is spreading incredibly dangerous misinformation. Yeah, just mainstreaming, you know,
he's mainstreaming that the mass distribution of misinformation. And yeah,
it's yeah, agreed. And there's even a clip where he
had a guest on this guy jockson Um from ABC
I believe in Australia, Australia, and they just started, you know,
(17:11):
Joe Rogan is insisting that the vaccination, getting vaccinated is
going to increase the risk for you know, adolescent boys
for milecarditis, right, and this guy Josh is like, nah, dude, no,
that's not true. That doesn't He's like, in fact, your
your risk for milecarditis is far greater if you if
(17:31):
you're unvaccinated and get COVID. I mean, that's a that's
a huge thing that antivactors love to ignore, is that
the thing that like that there are like these slightly
elevated risks in like a very few areas from the vaccine,
but they are dwarfed in comparison to the dangers that
(17:53):
are caused by catching COVID, the dangers caused by being unvaccinated,
and even in this case, the dangers of the very
thing you're claiming is an increased danger, Like it's actually
more an increased danger if you can. It's an interesting
moment too, because you know, Joe Joe Rogan himself posted
this video clip of this moment and he said, like,
(18:15):
if anyone's gonna make me look dumb, I'm glad it's
this guy because I love him and he's awesome. And
so in his tweet, he's almost conceding that. He's like,
you know, we had it back and forth, and in fact,
my guest was correct, because as they go back and
forth arguing about well what mile kard itis and and teenagers,
you can see Joe Rogan very quickly begin to like
(18:37):
move the goal posts to not actually concede that what
he's reading is real. And I'll just play you this
clip where they're going back and forth about milecard itis
and they finally like, well, let's pull it up. Let's
pull it up. And this is Joe Rogan reading the
article is boucard that is more common after COVID nineteen
infections than vaccination. But is this with children? Yeah, we're
(18:58):
talking about you and has aged under thirty after this,
this is what says here with with children is the issue? Well, no,
we were talking about fifteen year olds. We're talking about
young children twelve and seven two more like to build
mile card has with three months of catching COVID at
a rate of four fifty cases per million infection. This
(19:18):
sixty seven cases of mile carter is per million at
the same time falling their second dose of five fighter. Yeah,
so you're about eight times likely to get my card
is from getting covid then from getting to vaccines. That's interest.
That is not what I've read before. But also it's
like when even when we're reading these things, it's what
are we getting this from the just for you want
(19:44):
to like just you know this is the thing. He's
not consistent with it, So it doesn't matter what you
to get l right there, just just accepted. But he
has the argument getting this from miles where what is
this from science? And it's like wait against And then
he posted an article is like actually, the reason why
(20:04):
I said it was because of this Guardian article, And okay,
that's fine, you can explain why you you know, misunderstood
what was happening. But the point stands that your guest
Josh Zepps was correct. Anyway, a little glimpse into that world,
and why you have medical experts being like, you can't
just have this guy saying this stuff, especially to you know,
(20:26):
under the like sort of illusion that he is being
really thorough in his uh you know research, because for
all that talk, this guy just read an article like
in real time that completely destroyed his like whatever he
thought was happening. And then it was like, well this
is about this actually about something else. It's like, no,
we started this conversation talking about teenagers. But and even then,
(20:49):
so whatever it's it must be exhausting to be a
guest and say no that I don't I actually don't
agree with that. But have you ever tried d M T? Yeah?
I think I did d MT before Joe Rogan? So
why don't you talk to me? Joe Rogan? You know
what I mean? Ever take your pants off and jump
into a dumpster because you're talking the real stuff. Man,
(21:10):
you don't seem like you you've really on it. Yeah. Um, anyways,
he's very strong, dude. This thread after Joe Rogan's like,
that video is cringe e, But it's what happens when
you stumble in a long form podcast when you didn't
know a subject was going to come up, and you
wing it right, you're the host, dude. And again if
you if you know you're winging it, then concede that
(21:33):
and be like, oh you know what, man, I'm gonna
have to look into this more. My issue is not
that you were wrong about a thing heading into somebody
proving you wrong. My my issue is that you've changed
you move the goalpost and said, but the where are
you getting your facts from? Do your own research? Like
the yeah, it's it is the whole it's the whole thing. Well,
(21:55):
you just did there. That's the whole reason people are dying.
And I think too that he goes on to be like,
you know, I honestly do my best to get things correct.
Then you you you have to actually be able to
concede that even in your best efforts, you get things
wrong and you have to be very willing to accept that.
But unless you're you know, but your egos so fucking
gigantic that you couldn't even let this guy say something
(22:17):
that was true. And you're like, kick your ass, dude,
you'd kick your ass so hard man makes martial arts.
Get fucking standing armbar, dude, you want to get Kimurad
right now? Full do you think he could reach all
the way around your neck like I feel, well, I
definitely don't think he reach up to your neck. He's yeah,
(22:38):
he's he's my thighs. I'm sorry, bro, you're in my
guard You're in my world. Yeah, and I'm not even
in the Jets mob anymore. All right, well, those are
some of the things that are trending on this Friday afternoon.
We are back on Tuesday to talk more ship with
(23:00):
you guys. Until then, be kind to each other, be
kind to yourselves, get the vaccine, don't do nothing about
white supremacy, and we will talk to y'all on Tuesday.
Bye bye, m H.
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