Poor = DIE, Orange Is The New Sky 9.10.20

In episode 712, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian, The Pen Pals podcast co-host, and Dads: The Podcast co-host Rory Scovel to discuss Bob Woodward releasing audio of his conversation with Trump, orange skies in the west coast from the fires, a GOP staffer telling a cancer survivor that if you're poor then you die, Halloween being canceled in Los Angeles, Borat 2, the Oscars new diversity requirements, and more!

FOOTNOTES:

1. LISTEN: Woodward Releases Audio of Trump Privately Admitting Danger of Coronavirus, And His Plans to Downplay It
2. Trump called his 'f***ing generals' a 'bunch of p*****s', Jim Mattis thought the President was 'dangerous and unfit' and Dan Coats thought Putin 'had something on Donald', new Bob Woodward reveals
3. Thick wildfire smoke blocks sun, turns Bay Area sky orange
4. Glowing orange sky, thick smoke: People in the West share surreal scenes of living amid wildfires
5. Cancer survivor pleading for help with health insurance 'angry and hurt' over Tillis staffer's response
6. LA County cancels Halloween, says no trick-or-treating this year
7. Very Nice: ‘Borat 2’ Has Already Been Filmed and Screened
8. The Oscars Will Add a Diversity Requirement for Eligibility
9. Change starts now. We've announced new representation and inclusion standards for Best Picture eligibility, beginning with the 96th #Oscars. Read more here.
10. Oscars reveal new diversity requirements for best picture nominees
11. Kirstie Alley Leads Conservative Backlash to Oscars’ Inclusion Rules: “Dictatorial” and “Anti-Artist”
12. Oscars 2020: Cynthia Erivo 'bittersweet' as only black actor nominee
13. The Oscars nominated ‘Parasite’ but looked right past its all-Asian cast. It’s part of a pattern.
14. WATCH: Manifold de Amour - Latin Playboys

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet. I'm welcome to Season one fifty, episode
three of the Day, the production of My Heart Radio.
This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
into America's share conchousness and say, officially, off the top,
fuck the Koch Brothers, fuck Fox News, fuck Rush Limbaugh,
buck Sexton, fucking Shapiro, fuck Tucker Carlson. I feel like

(00:21):
buck Sexton is uh punching above his weight on. I
think we're giving him giving buck sex and we're not
gonna say funck buck sexon anymore. Sorry. Uh yeah, We're sorry,
buck Buck. Uh. We'll find some other racist Wherever will
we find one? I don't know. We're gonna have to
do a lot of research. Uh. It's Thursday, September. My

(00:47):
name is Jack O'Brien a k du baha ha. It's
the do that I choose when I'm choosing by drink
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ha ha ha. That's sweet drank. I love it like

(01:08):
no beverage before. That is courtesy of Chrissy Yamagucci Man
and I'm thrilled to be joined as always buy my
co host Mr Miles Grag Come on the virus, baby,
you got COVID guy, Let's can't control the people any longer.
Fielding for social distance getting stronger. You're a symptomatic, but
you're getting COVID, creeper. Do do do do Do Do

(01:28):
do Alright, So shout out to malicious Bish on Twitter
for that wonderful Miami sandwiching Glorious Stefan uh inspired a
k a. The Shoulder name was on point. I mean
I wish I had like one of those muffled shirts,
you know what I mean, like you're the Humane five. Yeah,
but yeah, so yeah. I also shout out to Yamaguchi

(01:52):
man for that Fugie Law remix. Yeah, is that the
one at the end of that song is the skit
where at the Chinese restaurant? I don't know, actually, I
was just I actually watched the to get the song
in my head. I watched the video. That's a great video.
It's like steal, steal a suitcase and then permanent one

(02:13):
in the battles. Who what a man? I'm old baby
or y'all y'all puck with hip hop. I feel like
that's one of those ones that like twenty year olds
might rediscover pretty soon. Abo yo, this is actually pretty Yeah.
If they're if they're hitting like never mind like problem
cover t shirts, now it means they're you know. Uh well,

(02:36):
we are thrilled to be joined in our third seat
by one of the funniest comedians to ever do it.
He is hilarious, the talented Rory Scova. Thank you, thank you. Yeah.
Those uh those songs were very on point, and the
execution I got nervous. My palms were sweating as you

(02:59):
guys were even singing. I was like, that's a lot
of pressure. So here we go Rory number three as
I was like, oh, sh should I have a song? Right?
I know we like to do your exercise. Uh yeah,
I know. You have a five minutes to make up yourself. Five.

(03:21):
How are you doing, man, I'm good. You guys are
very kind with that introduction. I very very much appreciate that.
Um well, it used to be big fans. Now you
have joined the podcasting world, so we're competitors. Such a
the landscape. It's vicious out here. Yeah. Well, I'm gonna

(03:42):
pull some old tapes from some of your old material
and let's talk about ship. I got your podcast speaking
of problematic don't don't man. No, it's so great to
have you on. Like I said before, it's you know,
every now and then we get you know, with people
who have in really big admires of so personally, I'm

(04:02):
just you know, excited to have you here. That's awesome. Yeah, yeah,
yeah uh and you are. What's your podcast? So I've
got to which I did not someone who has my
work ethic should only have maybe half of a podcast.
But I do pen pals with Daniel van Kirk, friend
of the show, you guys know him, and then we

(04:23):
just launched Dad's the podcast. I do that with Ruthie
Wyatt on Team Coco. Yeah. It's crazy. Um, I it's
not what I thought i'd be doing. I'm very, very lazy,
but it's happening and it's fun. What do you mean lazy?
And what sense like if you feel like for something
that is seemingly as easy to do a podcast, you

(04:44):
feel like you'll be doing more or what? I think?
I'm just lazy because I when I'm home, I'm just home,
and I think in my head I'm always like, well,
when I go on the road or you know, doing
stand up. That's when I'm like working, and I don't
think even when podcasts started to really get going, which
is like it was like what twelve years ago something
like that, that might be right. Even then, I was like, oh,

(05:05):
I like these I can't see myself doing it because
I don't. I just don't see myself that way. But
I will say the more that you guessed on shows
and the more you see how other people do it,
you start to it takes being with fun people who
know how to do a podcast to make your brain go,
oh fun, A podcast would be a lot of fun
to do it. So luckily, you know, and obviously you
guys have had tremendous success, but also working with someone

(05:28):
like Daniel and pimpals like that dude, I think he
has podcasts. Actually, yeah, any many permits for all those?
We have to bring that up. You know, we're not
the podcast believes and all. At the same time, like
he just manages to be like one of the nicest

(05:49):
guys too, so great. Yeah, I was like, how are you.
I would be stressed out. I feel like if I
was traveling and doing so much and like we had
a live show in Chicago and he was in l A.
And he's like, I think can come out there and
make it. I like, you, guys, I'll do a live show,
and yeah, let's do that. I'm like, damn, I know, damn,
Daniel coming some do that. That's freedom. When someone goes, yeah,

(06:09):
I'll get on a plane, You're like, that's freedom, right, yeah, yeah, absolutely, yeah,
and then made me drink malard. So yeah, shout shout
out the city of Chicago, because it's a whole vibe.
Apparently apparently, apparently the Lord is Yeah, I guess, alright,
you remember, I'm sorry you tagged our show, our live show,
and we were drinking. I was drinking the Lord and

(06:30):
it's and you wrote, whoever this user was? Malard is
a whole vibe, I guess. And I just can't stop
talking about something about that phrasing that I really got it,
but I guess really just beautifully. We've been saying that
to each other ever since, so that everything vibe. I guess. Yeah,
I guess non committed confirmation. Maybe it's cool to say this,

(06:52):
but if it's not, I'm only guessing. Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, yeah,
all right, we're gonna get to know you a little
bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our
listeners just a couple of things we're talking about. There's
a new Bob Woodward book coming at you with some
hot trump. Uh you know, behind the scenes info that

(07:17):
Bob Woodward was sitting on for the past year while
people were dying. But so that's called a couple call
six months to be nice. Yeah, Okay, the sky is
dark orange now, So that's just an update for everybody.
A GOP staffer told O woman that she dies because

(07:37):
she's poor, basically that like, that's just how it works.
It was. Yeah, it was a remarkable all on us
truth and comedy. You know, l A has canceled Halloween.
Not me. They can't stop me, bro. I mean they
can technically not because of because of what it did,
because what it said canceled. It's out exactly how you've

(08:00):
in holidays. Right, Yeah, what's next? No, first, they came
for Christmas. Now they came for Halloween. Oh my god.
It does put a whole new spin on War on Christmas. Yeah. Uh,
and there's a boar At sequel coming, So we're going
to uh say, my wife with our whole bodies at

(08:22):
some point during the show. But first, Rory, we like
to ask our guests, what is something from your search history? Uh?
If I'm you guys want honesty, it's I think the
Age of Aquarius, it's there, we're entering it. Or it's
just around the corner my search history. Honestly, it's it's

(08:43):
it's not even such a search as it is me
just going straight to the bar and and typing into
the porn stars dot com. If I'm if I'm honest
to two porn stars, just porns. Just the porn site?
Why that one that seems very obscure? You know something

(09:03):
different about it? Here's what makes me. Here's where where
I kind of goes. Look, I need off brand, I
need people you haven't heard of. I need people you
haven't seen on entourage. I um, I uh, I don't know,
because I started thinking why do I go to that site?
And I realized it. Have you ever talked to friends

(09:25):
who go, Hey, what porn size do you go to?
Maybe you guys are like, look, we don't talk about
porn this in depth, but Jack barred me from talking
to him about it. I'm into it, So I I say,
what what porn size do you go? To looking for
for different porn sites and honestly to see how they're
laid out. I love good web design um and so yeah,
I don't know why someone through that one at me

(09:46):
and I and I went to it and it just
seems like it's really compact and organized, like the UI.
The UI is great, great U x UI design. Yeah yeah, yeah,
a lot of times they'll just throw bunch of things
that so many things, but outside of that boringness, it's genuine.
Search history is like camping gear because my family was

(10:09):
intending to go camping, so that's not as fun. That's
that's been like the one thing though, that has been
on fire in terms of sales. Outdoors were literally literally yea,
the outdoors. It's like, I know so many people have
bought bought tents and ship that they don't they aren't
gonna use, but bought them like early on and be like, yeah,

(10:30):
you know what, like maybe more of an outdoor lifestyle
is what I need. And then it's like in the
box still we bought. We bought so much. We've said
we were supposed to go this weekend. We bought so much.
We set it all up, we made sure everything worked
and then we got an email that we can't go
to the campsite, so we've bagged it, uh and we're
just gonna have it. But the great thing about camping
equipment is that you kind of can just use that
equipment forever because you never like that's the one industry

(10:53):
where they're like, oh, you don't have the latest thing,
You've never needed the latest thing. In camping, you can
do whatever gets you buy. I have a sleep I
have a sleeping bag that I use from and it's
just it's just, yeah, I've had it since I was
a fucking child, and I've just never been able to
like bring myself to buy a sleeping bag. Like I've

(11:14):
gone camping too, and they're like, good's cool, and I'm like,
I'm pretty sure my Camp five sports Chalet brand, I
glue whatever the fun is fine. Northern California, it wasn't.
But you know what, That's why I wore a full
fucking sweatsuit in in and I was okay, but yeah,
like when you look at the prices ship, you're like,
right myself, in towels, what is something you think is overrated?

(11:36):
Roy Um wedding cake. Okay, Yeah, I went through some
pictures recently. So my wife and I have wedding cake.
My grandmother made its absolutely delicious, nothing fancy, no frills.
I think people waste a lot of money on on
wedding decor in general, you know, maybe weddings, I don't know,
but definitely wedding cake. That's an expense people don't need.

(11:57):
What kind of cake was it? It was just your
regular white cake, white frosting. But she used to have
a bakery and knows how to make such great cake,
and like she she really was like I want to
make my grandson's wedding cake. But I was like, so happy.
She makes an amazing cake. And also that is so expensive. Yeah,
the reason A lot of times you get to a
wedding there like this cake cost this much and you

(12:18):
bite into you're like it tastes like give like it's
all fucking fondant. That's not cake. I'm like, I'm not eating.
I watched Great British Baking Show. This is not cake.
Give me a nice cremon clays or something on top
of there's something nice? Is it? Was it multi tiered?
You know what? I think? We had tom I think,

(12:41):
but my grandmother's smart. She made all these boxes where
people just grab a little square of cake. They could
eat it with their hands. She was like, here's the cake.
You guys do the cake cutting thing, but over here
it's like you gotta wait for people to cut a cake.
Just come over and grab a square. They're ready to go.
I always getting anxiety for when there's cake at weddings
because like, I really feel like I have to eat it.
Like I'm damn, you paid all this money for me

(13:01):
to be a guest. Like the least I could do
is just eat this like three thousand calorie slice of sugar.
But I get stressed out because there's so much fucking cake,
and I'm like, how are you going to get through this?
I guess what are you? Ape up in the bathroom
and get high and come back and eat this. Yeah.
I have the opposite. I no matter when anyone's serving cake,
I'm always like, but is there enough? And I always

(13:23):
do I always try to do the thing, you know
where you're like a you know, serve everybody. I'll go last.
You know, you try to do like the gentlemanly thing.
In the back of your head, You're just like, they're
better be fucking cake. When I I mean you, it's
a wedding. You look and you're like, oh, there's seventeen
more tears of cake left. We're gonna be fine. Jack.
How are your cakes for your wooding? They were pretty good.
Not a lot of Fonda. Uh Fonda is really the

(13:46):
I actually am replacing Buck Sexton with Fonding Fond. Yeah. Yeah,
it's just Twitter is gonna come for you, I know. Yeah,
Like you're not going to be able to get the
nice look without it. I know it doesn't taste. The
best will survive. Yeah, what is something you think is underrated? Roy? Shit?

(14:10):
What is underrated? Golf apparel? Golf apparel is underrated as
oftentimes overlooked, and people people ship on it and they
don't realize that Tiger Woods has made the game very cool,
and so with that comes making the clothes cooler and
less less preppy. All those are there's a cool, preppy
style to it, but fucking cool golf clothes. You also,

(14:32):
if you fly a lot, it's like formal looking clothes
that are very comfortable to wear, so you can wear
it like on a flight or to a formal event
and you're wearing like sweat clothes. But nobody knows, like
you don't know. These khakis are dry fit. You have
no idea it is breathable. You're one of the only
cool people who golfs, I'm told, and I'll take it.

(14:56):
I'll take it. No. I just remember finding it. I
think I saw you like on a golf thing, or
maybe you tweeted out like a golf may I was like, wait, what,
oh yeah, did you ever do that tournament like with
Thune I did? I did? Yeah his thing? Yeah yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah, but got terribly drunk there and all like
all those guys are sending me photos. Anyway, it was

(15:19):
in drinking for four straight hours while you're in the heat.
How So I sort of played very casually in college
to just drink and hang out. I didn't really like it.
But five years ago something really hit me when I
went to play Part three, and I have become obsessed
every ever since. I used to hate it. I used

(15:40):
to hate watching it. Now I watch it all the time.
I love playing it. I love everything about it. And
I don't know where that comes from. I grew up
playing sports, and obviously like soccer and basketball. I just
don't have the same like body that I used to have.
And then I found golf and I was like, this
kind of feels that void of wanting to play a

(16:01):
sport where I also don't have to get a group
of like ten people together to pull it off. Basketball
so brutal on your body, But you don't. You don't
realize that now. I could play for like days when
I was a kid. I know, I'm like, oh my god,
one time down the court. Yeah, you said that you

(16:22):
don't know where it came from and just hit you
five years ago. Isn't that also when you became a dad.
It was no joke. It hit me three months, three
months before my daughter was born, and it has been
a point of contention for me and my wife. Yeah,
that's that's how, and again we have a child to raise.
I did. I did. Yeah, I played since I was

(16:43):
five years old, and I played in college, and I
kind of thought I would try to go play at
a higher level after college. I don't. I don't really
know what I mean by that, because that's kind of
when the MLS was really getting going, and I don't
know that I had what it would have. You know, Yeah,
I don't know that I had what it took, but
I I was like, oh, maybe I'll do that, and

(17:04):
then I just I tried stand up and that that
kind of diverted the whole. What I had in my
mind is like the plan, you know. I'm just like, oh,
I want to do this. Yeah, oh wow, but I
miss it. I missed it a lot. I love you.
Do you watch it? I watch it every now and then,
but it's hard to watch because I want to play it,
uh so badly. You're just like, yeah, like I didn't

(17:28):
really watch a lot of sports as a kid because
then I'd be like, funk this, I'm gonna go outside
and shoot hoops or or run around. So like you'll
kind of like that. Yeah. I still kind of like that.
Like when I watched soccer, I'm like, it's making me
miss it and it's kind of depressing. Do you watch
golf with a club in your hand and you're like,
I should? I should? That's how you improve. My daughter

(17:51):
she'll sit and watch it with me. Now. It's kind
of watches you. She'll sit and watch it and ask
me questions and all like I'm like, oh, maybe this
is how it starts. Maybe I gotta start gearing her
towards letting me be her caddy when she's a pro golfer. Yeah, yeah,
I want to get my kids into golf. That feels
like a good COVID safe, COVID safe exactly. They canto

(18:14):
the backyard, you know, they're not ripping balls into the
you know, down the block. So yeah, it's true. What
is a myth? What's something people think it's true you know,
to be false or vice versa. I'll tell you this
is my personal myth. Uh you don't. You don't have
to board in your uh you know, boarding group at

(18:35):
the airport. Little little hush hush. And I'm only willing
to give this way now because no one's flying. But
if your ticket is on your phone, just go get
on the fucking plane. They call first class, walk up,
say hi, you know you scan your own thing Stacy
on the computer, but you're already checked in. You're why
they don't give a fuck. Now, if ten people in

(18:56):
a row, they're like, hey, folks, folks, first class of them.
But if it's just you, they go, you got me.
They're almost proud of you. You deserve it. It's confidence, yea.
And also just go sit in first class so someone
kicks you out. No one will know that I remember,
like I pull that when I know I can look
around and be like, okay, so bin space is at

(19:17):
a premium based on looking at this gate and I'm
not a gate checking my fucking bag because I'm going
to Burbank where i can just roll off the fucking
plane and walk home. And so like im you you
got me fucked up if you think I'm checking it.
So that's when I will jump groups just so I
can get to that bin space ahead of time. And
I remember my partner, her majesty shall be like pour
group four. I'm like, it doesn't confidence. You gotta quick sweating.

(19:41):
You're crying right off here, God's blood group to thank you?
Thank you? That is weird like that. And you you
also a fake mustache on the top a monocle, sir,
that's right. So clearly I'm in first class. I can
afford a monocle, which is, you know, less expensive than

(20:01):
a pair of glasses. Um, I do not. I lack
the confidence to do that. Oh didn't we have run?
I felt like we had this moment when we were
on tour Jack where I was like, bro, I think
I'm gonna try again early and like I felt like
it was you. Me and Anna were like I don't know,
like maybe we do, maybe we don't. I feel like

(20:22):
Anna and I just fucking like fuck it. We're on
like and You're like, I don't know, guys, I gotta
go to the bathroom. Uh, the you're gonna be You're
gonna be in a group later than the one you
actually were assigned to, don't. Yeah, yeah, no, no, I know,
I just better go back here. If they catch you
and say something, you just go, oh my god, No,
I would never Okay, I'm so sorry. Yeah, there's a punishment. Actually,

(20:46):
again a call back to one of your jokes about
the kid lying about whose dad was a cop. It's
almost like Jack's fear is that the person at the
gate is like the mom comes down. We're like, hey,
I'm I am grouped three, and they're like, you're fucking no,
you're fun. You're not not. We've been following you for weeks,
We've been monitoring you know, you try to this ship

(21:09):
just in front of Okay, guys, you have an asshole here? Yeah,
got a cutter, Got a cutter, sir? Will you walk
away with the agents please? Uh? They have some questions
to ask you. Uh, all right, let's take a quick
break and we'll come back and talk about some depressing news,

(21:38):
and we're back. Uh, And Bob Woodward is back. I
actually I think I read his what was this first
Trump book? Fear was that that was the one about
like the rise of Trump. Um. That was pretty It
was page turning and thoroughly just depressing and raging all

(21:59):
the things I think I was looking for going into
that book. I wasn't. I wasn't looking for a reassuring read. Um.
But he has a new book coming out right scheduled
for right before the election, uh, in which he had
a conversation with Donald Trump earlier in the year, and
Trump was like, you know, basically saying the things we

(22:22):
all knew that we assumed he knew, but basically wanted
to play it down. Yeah. So it's worse than you think, Bob.
It's it's not just the old people, it's the young
people too. It's intentionally, um, intentionally, he basically said, he's
intentionally downplaying it because he doesn't want to cause a panic.
But yeah, let's just play the clip because there's like
one moment where you're like, dude, trying You're literally trusting

(22:44):
a guy who's writing who was writing books about this.
One's called rage and he's like, yeah, let's get this
on wax Man. But someone who famously out Newe has
already done it. Yes, yeah, um okay, so yeah this
is this is where like Bob woodword is kind of like, so,
what's going on? Like what caused you to pivot a

(23:07):
moment of talking to somebody going through this with Fausci
or somebody who kind of uh, it caused a pivot
in your mind, because it's clear just from what's in
on the public record that you went through a pivot
on this too. Oh my god. The gram that he

(23:28):
is almost inexplicable and unexplainable. Well, I think, Bob really
to be honest with you, I want you. I wanted
to uh, I wanted to always play it down. I
still like playing it down, yes, because I don't want
to create a panic. Oh my god. Cut to nearly
two people that you know, and that's how how do

(23:51):
you what? A part of your brain is like this
is the answer to tell to this person, Because honestly,
I thought, Bob, what was lying? Until you played that clip?
I was like, why would anyone believe this fucking lie. Yeah, Mike,
I think there's I think there's a desperation like part
of Trump's DNA is like, you know, the whole that

(24:14):
he's trying to fill with other people's approval, and there's
just like a knee jerk aspect to his you know,
he knows Bob Woodward is famous, uh, and he is like,
I want to impress famous guy. I want to be
like cool, and so I'm gonna tell him, like a
cool thing I'm doing. Um, And it's just yeah, it's

(24:37):
kind of the the thing that makes him want power
coming into conflict with the thing that makes him just
a desperately unhappy, pathological narcissist. Good lord, Yeah, I mean
it's I'm sure they're I don't know what right wing
Twitter is doing with this yet to be like he
didn't say that, or however they're going to try and
spin that. I think there was like Kayleie mcinaney was like,

(25:00):
you never downplayed it when someone asked him. Yeah. Yeah,
but that's just that's where we're at. And I'm like,
you know, even when these things come out, it's like
for people who see this administration for what it is,
just like, yeah, of course this is behaving and like
do I need this confirmation? It's like it almost makes
it doubly frustrating because it's so clear and it's unequivocal,

(25:23):
like this, this is what he's saying. Yet everyone is
just I mean for his supporters, it's just they there's
that cognitance, but it's it's exactly. It's this inability to
just read that someone is bullshitting you. It's truly kind
of crazy to me because like, whenever I've been bullshitted
or lied to our cond that person did a great job.

(25:45):
This one is so clear. It's so obvious that it
makes me think I'm going crazy when someone is like cheering,
especially someone of like low income, it's like cheering him on.
I'm like, do you not know what the game is here?
Like it have you not ever looked into politics your
whole life to know what the game is and to

(26:06):
see how he's playing you. Yeah, But it's the fact
that we're infuriated that they like, like that's the thing,
Like the fact that we're confused and annoyed and like
what the They're like, ha ha, nice again Libs world
where like cisht Christian white people are at like are

(26:28):
the apex predators of this like ecosystem, Like they don't
care what the president does. They're just just just maintain
this system. Like all, I don't care if burns the
funk up. I don't because I'm not even engaged enough
in politics. What I do know is I've been fed
a diet of people who look like me are on top,
and everyone else works for me and I don't know.
And if they get loud, I can just tell them

(26:48):
to shut up or call it, you know, And that's
really that's like they're that's I mean, every day we
just they reveal their values more and more because like, okay,
so it's clearly not honesty, it's clearly not having a
pretty who is a leader. And it's like, oh, it's
purely for the pain that it has been four years
of so many different platforms you can pick to be
on the right side of history, and like right, so

(27:10):
people like I'm gonna get it wrong every single time.
You're like, this isn't be like hey, just one topic
you got wrong, but to get like ten topics wrong
one year, almost in one year. I'm not trying to
be right, no, no, no, I just I'm just trying
to maintain my toxic worldview. There's also, you know, some

(27:32):
of the other reveals in the book Maddest, which I
think we all knew he was like somewhat critical of Trump,
but he's basically saying he's not he's unfit to lead,
and recalling a statement from Trump where he said, my
fucking generals are a bunch of pussies. And then Republican

(27:52):
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coates like doesn't want to believe.
He's like, I know it's bad. I know I really
should think this as his director of National Intelligence, but
I can't shake the feeling that Putin has something on him.
I know it sounds weird. I know it does sound weird,
but he's just like, I can't I don't want to

(28:14):
believe this, but like everything he does is just like
he can't even the things he does. What's your position again,
Dan coachs, Oh, I'm the director of National Intelligence. Okay,
so you might have heard some other it's not just
your feeling. You might be multiple data sets. You've got
some concrete stuff you can touch with your hands. Yeah,
Like I'm looking at the compromat right here. Uh yeah,

(28:37):
And then I think there was like another thing about
how he was talking about how he had like a
secret nuclear arsenal that no one had ever seen, to
where it's like, I've got stuff Kim Jong Hoon doesn't
even know about or putin it's really cool stuff they
don't even know. They'll never know that. Yeah, I doubted
based on the fact that we're all confused and flummixed

(28:59):
that those flying tik tak videos that like those Navy
there's Navy pilots shot, like I think someone else might
if anyone has something we've never seen, it might be
another country. Yeah, I don't know. He's definitely making it up.
But it's just funny that having yeah, the most powerful
and deadly military in the history of the human species,

(29:20):
like is not enough for him. Like yeah, but then
there's also like this one that I have hitten up
in Canada. Who really, Yeah, I've got yeah exactly there
your fake some girl friend from exact arsenal end of
nuclear arsenal. My my secret arsenal is two porn stars

(29:40):
dot Com. I just invested this morning. Give it a
pretty good you xu I experience. If you ask me
quick update. The sky is like dark orange now, um
of all the images, the one of the UPS truck,

(30:01):
I think, which is just I think a random like
social media image, but it's getting placed everywhere. Whoever time
is this photo Noon on Mars, Noon on Mars. It's
so it's a UPS truck. And the reason it's so
striking is because there's like you can see the light
inside the UPS trucks, so you can like see that

(30:22):
the color scheme inside the UPS truck is like what
it normally would be. It's white and white light, and
then all around it looks like Mars, like shot through
an orange Instagram filter. There are a bunch of memes
where they're using the UPS logo and making it upside down,
like the upside down, because it really is just dark.

(30:45):
Kudos to Kudos to this employee for still clocking in.
If ever there's a day I'm like, you know what,
I'm gonna let those packages. What's going on? Well, I
just I've never seen the sky so red, and I
just feel like that's a sign a little red sky.

(31:05):
It's just it's there's ash, there's a lot of ash,
and it's hot. It's rare. It's it's like a hundred
eighteen degrees which has never happened. The picture is from
raven Rosie on Reddit. Alright, what what is this in California?
I think it was an Oregon actually, thank god, I
think I think it doesn't affect us if it's well,

(31:32):
it is like the photos from this morning out there
where it's like it's nine am and the sky was
just like, you know, it's all dark orange and and
it's I mean, maybe there's a dumb question. It's all
the fires, right, it's the what what's happening off of
the smoke? And I think it's America's abandoning of Christ,
you know, And you know, I didn't want to say

(31:52):
it until I saw that I had Christian support on
the show. And I also think that and half thought
that I like looked at looking at the sun in
the morning is pretty like it's it's scared dark orange. Yeah,
it's really And you can also like kind of look
at it because you know, on an ordinary day you
can't even up there. But because there's so much smoke

(32:14):
kind of filtering the safety of your retina's you can
actually bring my mind, Jack, You just get up every morning,
no matter what, and you go out to look at
that morning sun straight on like she is old, beautiful,
that's all you got. Fuck you well talking to guess

(32:36):
the sun the sun. I guess he had a weird
high school experience. The sun. The star just badly sunburnt,
like the sun is king. Your eyes are not white,
not white on him? But please don't, sir. So let's

(33:01):
let's talk about this person who has beat cancer three times,
called her GOP what is it? Governor sat Senator North
Carolina Tommy t She was basically asking, you know, she
was concerned about her inability to pay for healthcare. Yeah,

(33:22):
She's like, hey, I've beat cancer three fucking times in
twenty years, so I kind of know what's up with
the medical system here. I know what the bills are
gonna look like. Yeah. So when so when her husband
was furloughed, she was like, well, that could funk up
my access to healthcare. She did, like what anyone does,
I'm going to call my representatives and government and see

(33:43):
what they are doing to protect me the constituent, from
going bankrupt from medical costs, because, as we all know,
it's a thing here. It's you have to be able
to afford to live, like to actually be alive in
this country, because that's how fucked up. Uh and you
know soulless our medical system is. So when she she
finally got to his office, she kept like getting in

(34:05):
contact with one of his staffers in d C and
I'll just let this news clip, you know, I'll just
play it out. But she basically started recording her interactions
because she couldn't believe what she was hearing. She started
calling her lawmakers for guidance and came across Washington, d C.
Stafford for Senator Tom Tillis, frustrated by the lack of
empathy feels, started recording. You're saying that if you can't

(34:26):
afford it, you can't afford it, you don't you don't
get to have it. And that includes healthcare. I want
to get the stormin new dress, getting more than dress.
I don't need to get it. The health care is
something that people need, especially if they have cancer. I
want to get it. Okay, well I'll find a way
to get it. Uh huh. Also Tom has spelled t

(34:50):
h O M. If anyone thought things couldn't get any worse, right, Yeah,
that old thomb I don't know that means. So his
staff for his office was like, they will be disciplined immediately.
But then they also went on like the most GOP
predictable and sad responses, skirting the issue of what this

(35:11):
person would like the heart of the matter, which is
like I wasn't treated with dignity as a human being
who is one of your constituents and is concerned about
their Like, this is an existential issue I'm facing, their
office goes quote. Senator Tillis believes it's crucial we protect
the health and safety of North Carolinians throughout this pandemic,
which is why he is supported the administration's effort to

(35:33):
require all Americans, regardless of their insurance status, to be
able to receive treatment if they get COVID nineteen. Senator
Tillis has also been pushing to guarantee that all Americans
with pre existing conditions can get affordable healthcare. That uh huh.
But when you were like when you're working in the
state government of North Carolina, he was also one of
the people who was blocking the expansion of Medicaid uh

(35:55):
and getting more people expanding Medicaid under Obamacare. So it's
just like this whole thing where or you know, Tom
Tillis isn't willing to say it, but I guess his
staffers they all know what time it is, so but
it was just it's it's just really fucked up though,
when you you know, like we know that's how the
system works. But to think of when you have these again,
this is like probably just like police brutality, right, these

(36:17):
are only instances that are recorded, because I'm sure there's
plenty of people have recorded conversations with an insurance provider,
healthcare provider, employer or whatever pertaining to this. It would
be something like, well, I don't know, if you want
to buy that thing in the catalog, you better scraunge
up enough Nichols so you can get that r C car.
It's like, that's not what you're like. That's something you
explained to a child about like like responsibility and doing

(36:40):
like but to an adult who survived cancer three times,
and it's about healthcare and access to just staying alive. Yeah,
she just happened to get through to a staffer who
was frustrated enough about not being able to buy the
shirt he wanted it back to tell her the truth.

(37:03):
I mean, it's just like we're trying to go out
and buy my dress shirts, you know, it was not
a hypothetical where where where where did you want to go?
Is it like Barneys or something? No, Joseph a Bank.
They have a great sale. You get three dress shirts
for seventeen dollars. It's tall. I'm not exactly big, and
I'm not exactly tall, but I'm riding on the cusp

(37:25):
of it. So I try to go there to get
a lot of my shirts. Um, I feel like on that,
And she's like, well, I'm starting you as a stafford
deserved to at least be able to afford Joseph A
Bank dress shirts. And then like that radical I's like, right,
you know, yeah, you know what, you know what, I'm
gonna run for president, Alexa. Download all the works of Trotsky, Alexa,

(37:50):
how to run for President. This woman got me to
see the light. But yeah, this is such a it
really is just dark dark Chapter two. And on top
of this that they're just pointing to the fact that
they're sort of little shred of humanity. Was that like, well,
if you got COVID, we'd some of that. Can you

(38:12):
go get that? If you go get that, try to
get that, try to get that. Yeah, why don't you
work on that? Go to in fashion right now. So
if you can, you can that, but that either getting
If you can go to college, you can get COVID.
But I can't afford college. Well look, if you can't
afford a shirt, and then you can't. Now it's a
college literally education medicare. Yeah, it's so dark, dark dark moments.

(38:40):
But yeah, Tom till us there he is showing everybody
what is going on. Fancy uh, Senator office or Senator
administration where Thom and dress shirts? Do you think he's
just like ripping his staffers for having bunk as dress shirts?
Like that's why he French that. He's like, look, man,

(39:01):
if I could wear the dress shirts Tom liked, I'd
wear those two and I wouldn't go home crying every day.
But I can't. So we're gonna have we We're kind
of dealing with our own problems, aren't we. I'm a staffer, right,
all right, let's take a quick break and we'll be
right back. And we're back, and Halloween is coming up,

(39:33):
it'll be here. It'll be here before we realize that, guys. Uh,
And we're all gonna just be staying home listening to
the monster mash. Apparently I got no issue with this.
I'm gonna be yeah, I mean you both, for both
of y'all being parents, what how are you going to
make it feel? You should be like, look, dude, I
bought all that candy from their supermarket. That's just yours.

(39:56):
Look you can have my car for the night. Um,
I think we're gonna I said this to my wife today.
I said, uh, you know, I think we do the costume.
Let's do it up. I was like, let's all do
it up. I was like, but also, you know, kind
of behind her back, let's set up a little path

(40:17):
that she can walk, so it's kind of like, you know,
a haunted house on the property. As I was telling,
you have two tenants in the back who I know,
are you know, they're equally youthful. They would also be like, yeah,
let's make it this badass thing for this one kid.
And then you go, hey, you know, remember we we
didn't we didn't just do do nothing. I mean I

(40:37):
could go on forever about this, but having a kid
and having to adjust a pandemic style stuff, I will say,
just having one kid, we give her so much attention.
We try to fill that void of things. So while yes, Halloween,
you want to get with your friends and do all
these things. We look at and we go, hey, we
don't know when Halloween is back, but there is a
chance it's maybe just this one time we got to

(40:58):
do this other thing. But what if this other thing
is also really fun and we watched movies and ship
like that house loween? You know what I mean exactly?
You get it exactly. If Jack, your kids got costumes
and stuff, are they just gonna walk around the house,
what are you gonna do? Canceled? We're gonna burn the costumes.
And you know, there's also the route of like you know,

(41:21):
kids don't have calendars. They don't fucking know every time
they come are you talking about Halloween? Nah? Just gaslight
them into thinking they made that up. O laween. Oh
my god, that's so far from now. And that was
like yesterday. Okay, then Copernicus tell me what d Yeah,

(41:42):
I'm sorry, you tell me what it is, daddy. I'm
so sorry. Dial out, daddy, I'm sorry. Do you want
another drink? Yes? That day? What the sky was orange?
That was Halloween? You just missed it, slept right through
to it. Yeah, want you to wake up? Yeah? But

(42:04):
the city just but this is l A specific. You know,
Garcetti are wonderful mayor who can't do a single thing, right, Uh,
this thing you just he's out here saying there's no parties,
we can't do Halloween. The official restrictions are this in
l A. No door to door trick or treating. So
they're saying, yeah, there's no way people are crowding the streets.

(42:25):
You don't know what the folks going on and can't
do that. No trunk or treating either. I didn't know
that was a thing. He knows all the little alleyways. Yeah,
I mean that would be a little weird where like
everybody pops their trunk and it's just like a free
for all. I would be like, that's interesting, interesting that
you would cancel the one event where everyone will definitely
be in a mask. Right. Then there's like saying no

(42:51):
parties obviously because the people are l already has a
terrible outdoors. No carnivals, festive is live entertainment, haunted houses.
Uh they haven't said like what the violation, Like what
happens if you violate um? But they're saying the things
that they are okay with parties, pray for the salvation,

(43:15):
of the city. This is honestly an attack on on
fucking Satan, is what it is. Because everyone's still allowed
to go to church, you can do all these things,
but here it is the Devil's Christmas, and there no
one is allowed to get together and fucking hang out
and exchange candy and wear masks and and have Also

(43:36):
it's a testament to how hard GARCETI usually goes on Halloween.
The fact that he's no no car parades. It's like,
no one's doing that. We do it in my neighborhood
every year, and I love it. No like orgies where
you and your friends dress up as the teenage mutant

(43:56):
ninja turn what no masters, no group master splintering what
you need to put the cards back closer to the chick,
showing them. Hey, Jerry, follow Jr. Come on, man, let
everybody know what's going away. The thing that he's like,
this thing of the car parades, like like, I like

(44:17):
how this article goes on, for example, a car parade
with people dressing in costume or decorating their vehicles and
driving by socially distanced judges. That's so specific, that is
too specific. That is that is a party planner got
involved there or somebody like that. I actually did this
for Easter with my kids to like we drove around

(44:39):
in a car that has curson at people going to church. Yeah, exactly,
it's not gonna help. It won't. And where is he
if he already in hell? You don't know. This could
be purgatory. Um, but it is weird. It's a it's

(44:59):
a strange thing where the kids are like, I can't
see anything. I can't see the other cars. Um. So
it would be better if you were the judge, or
if the kids got to judge the cars. Yeah, I
think it would be cool. Is like you had like
groups of adults who just did like flash mobs in
the street and the kids come out and they're like, Okay,
that group of drunk guys wasn't the funniest or the best,

(45:22):
but they were scary. I don't know. They a way
to be like you know, some entertainers get out there
and be like watch from your windows. But I say
that like as if I would ever want to do that,
or I would even be excited to see that. I
think one of these things he said we can't do,
I'm like, yeah, that's great. I don't give a ship,
and you know what, I don't want other people doing
it either. But the Halloween movie nights at a drive

(45:45):
in theater, I feel like it's probably the most like
seemingly safe thing that still feels like a thing. But
you know, I still haven't gone to a drive interview.
Guess I'm not. No, I would. I'm not against it.
Like I said, I'm very lazy, but would do that.
I think that's cool. We just have to drive kind
of further out though, you know, like the valley or

(46:05):
like deeper valley places. So yeah, uh, you know, just
maybe just you know, buy one of those inflatable screens
or something. Just get a projector inflatable screens. Yeah, like
those big inflatable screens. I don't look, I'm I'm guy Mall.
I'm doing some Skymall purchases. My first Slimmer boy is

(46:26):
a mocker slimmer. What's the emphasis on that? I think
it's I think it's choose your own adventure on where
the emphasises. I heard they were they were in really
bad shape. Who's that slam mack maker, slammer whatevery maker,
slammer the wrestler. Yeah, why whatsher slammer. Um, he's got

(46:53):
hack saw dugging against the ropes hay maker slammer, slammer. Uh,
let's talk about boor At. So apparently based on the
reports coming out of Tinseltown, I'm glad you uh opened
the story with that, Miles, Like Sasha Baron Cohen has

(47:15):
maybe already shot and edited a boar At sequel, you
might just drop it on us, like it's a Beyonce
album out of the blue. It's I didn't know. Like
I saw like a graphic today on Reddit that was
showing like a graph of people who sued the boar
At first movie, like the amount they were suing for
and the amount they received in the settlement. And it

(47:35):
was kind of an interesting graph to see like what
people were trying to get out of them. But and
I was like, wait, what's going on? Why is boor
At popping up? And then you read uh in one
of these magazines they're saying that, uh, you know what,
like there's a film, it's been shot, it's been screened
to some people already. Uh and like the plot though
they're like they don't really know or it's very nebulous

(47:56):
at the moment. But one of the things they do
know is quote Boor it is no longer the little
known Kazakh TV personality he played in the original two
thousand six movie. The public knows who he is now,
so he has to go undercover to interview people. So
this may be the thing where like people have seen
him in the costume, and people have seen Sasha Baron
Cohen doing stuff like you know, he he had that

(48:18):
like weird like troll move at that far right rally um,
and so I think a lot of people are like, oh,
ship was this stuff for the Borat movie where he
So they're saying it's kind of getting meta where it's
like like Sasha Baron Cohen playing Borat, who's trying to
play Sasha Baron Cohen. It's uh, I don't know, it
could go off the rails. I don't know, but I

(48:39):
have It's just like kind of a As I think
about it, I'm like, do I want this right now?
Am I gonna get really bummed out? Like what? I'm
curious what the effect is of like Sasha Baron Cohen,
like unmasking just like the ugliest parts of the country
is gonna feel like, but you well, you you. Here's

(49:00):
why I like it. That question no one asked. Um.
I like it because unmasking those those the that evil.
I mean, that's what it is, the some of these
like evils. You want to show it because you want
those people who and I don't know how you can
be on offense, but those people who are on offense

(49:22):
you want. Hey, do you do you think you relate
to this type of society because if you think that's wild,
just no, you seemingly are supporting it. So maybe come
to this other side of the fence, maybe just for
the next four years. Do everybody is solid just for
this this November that it'll be out that soon? But

(49:42):
or maybe it is. I don't know. Does it say
that it's like that it's unstill still details are murky,
but it's it's already in the cam so it'll be. Yeah,
it'll be very interesting to see. Because I didn't watch
much of the Who Is America, mostly because I don't
have whichever showtime, So yeah, I saw some of the clips.

(50:06):
I'm now like three shows in where that that are
making me think I need to get showtime because apparently, uh,
that Kristen Dunst show like so good God in Northern
Florida or whatever, Central Florida. Love Florida. I hear it's amazing.
I love it. So that's the latest ones. What's it
called Unbecoming a God in Central Florida? Dark comedy and

(50:31):
I and she is just incredible, She's she's awesome. But
I recommend it. I think it's a damn right. How
much is it cost? Though, Yeah, i'd be I'd be
down for sure. Um keep that off, fine, edit that out,
keep that in. Maybe Showtime will give us a sponsorship.

(50:53):
Now we're gonna be criminal. Showtime. Here's your warning. You've
got some criminals in the making. They got the Jesus
Samarrow Show too, they got the Uh yeah, I watched
all the YouTube clips. Uh Like, I guess I could pay.
But then but then there's there's ways to see it,

(51:14):
you know, shout out to Reddit. You know, there's all
you guys watching the v Sorry to throw that in,
but which one was the vast as Nexium? Oh no,
I can only imagine. I was like the movie with
Rachel McAdams and Channing Table. Yeah, streaming, I mean Page

(51:36):
and Leo what an on screen couple. I feel like
we should talk about them, but no, I haven't seen that.
I just watched the Adventure Park one or class Action
Park actually Jersey. That was kind of interesting because I
it was like one of those cult things that the
internet was obsessed with, but like actually hearing all those
people talk about it, I was like, oh wow, wow wow.

(51:58):
But like I heard, it suffers from a lack of footage,
like there weren't a lot of people around, uh filming
people like flying off of rides and ship There's a
lot of diagrams where there was like a loop the
loop and like they're trying to get someone to go through,
and like just the way the owners like I'll give
you a hundred bucks in nineteen eighties, like Bill in

(52:19):
nineteen eight to fucking break your body in this thing
so we can figure out how to like retinker something
so people don't get killed in it. Yeah, that's unbelievable. Um,
but next the next um show like isn't it wasn't
like one of the people who was in the cult
like also making a documentary film about it, yes, which

(52:40):
I was like, which which all kind of gets explained out,
but it really was. It was. It's it's how a
lot of things start where it's like, oh, this is
beneficial and helpful to people and it brings the community together.
And even though when I watch it, I go, oh,
that's not for me, because I don't that's not the
social group setting I'm into. To me, it's always a
little too cheesy. It seems a little like like fabricated

(53:05):
uh positivity, you know, as opposed to gaining positivity from
you know, actual hardship. I don't want to critique it.
But then it layered in so the guy, you know,
the people that have all the footage and stuff, and
a lot of people who were in nexium. It's not
like everyone is like guilty of this thing. It's like

(53:25):
a lot of people that were sort of a part
of this organization that were unaware there was like another
layer two it of things uh going on, which can't
you really even people that were in the thing that
was going on seemingly unaware of the next thing that
was going on. It's like very like a believable where

(53:46):
like very believable way where you you're you you connect
with them and you go, oh, I mean I guess
if you you know in some ways, you know, I know,
it's so the drink the kool aid as a phrase.
But if you drink the kool aid and you go
far enough, you kind of start you have the blinders
onto some things that maybe should be red flags, but
you actually don't see them. You've retrained your brain to think, well, now,

(54:07):
that wouldn't be bad because I'm in that group and
I'm not a bad person, right, And it's the sunk
cost fallacy of like believing that, well, I've already spent
all this time doing this, might as well, Yeah, I
might as well just keep going with it, even though
it's like, oh, you're now at least I hate that.
That would probably be me. I noticed myself doing that

(54:30):
ship all the time. You just get so deep into
scientology you're like, I make feting man for so long,
I might as well see it through. Yeah, I guess
I want to learn the segre. Also, they announced new
Oscar diversity requirements or new Academy diversity requirements, which, um,

(54:51):
there's like, okay, so there's four you need to to
be eligible for Best Pictures starting in film must two
out of these four standards on screen representation, themes and narratives,
be creative leadership and project teams see industry access and opportunities,
d audience development. It's just seems very like nebulous um

(55:17):
obviously development, Yeah, I don't. I think it's the marketing
team has to be diverse. I think so like all
the any movie from the past would have hit this
from the past couple of years would have hit this
because of like like even The Irishman UH had like
Netflix's super diverse marketing department and two women executives who

(55:44):
were on the team. So it's just seems like it's
gonna be very easy for people to kind of get
around this. Like the thing like whenever you just make
it boxes to tick, it's never gonna bring about meaningful
change because then it just becomes like it's like, well,
you gotta get your oil chain or whatever, you know
what I mean. Like this has to be this. Actually
people have to embrace the idea of what you're doing

(56:05):
with inclusion and representation. It's not just like, well, I
gotta do that if I want Academy Awards, so I
guess we'll do like just embrace it and think of
the you know, the people who have the power to
make these films. You know you can do it. You
can actually do a world of good and make some
money at the same time. The people you employ in
the stories you want to tell. The thing we've seen
work a little bit so far is like making the

(56:27):
voting body more diverse. They've just like haven't really gone
that far. It's still like sixties seven percent mail, eight
one percent white. So like once they and even then
like we're seeing more diverse movies like Parasite and Moonlight
Wind like once they go the full way with actually
making the academy more diverse. Like you, I feel like

(56:50):
you wouldn't need all these boxes to check. I I
I was just this stuff with the outrage. Yeah, the
outrage it's always from the exact people you think, uh
that it will be from, And it's always those people
who do not have a dog in the fight. Yes,

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like like, well it shouldn't be that way, and people going, well,
who who are you? Our writer Jim McNabb pointed out
that Dean Kane is uh is upset despite the fact
that the rules don't take an effect until so they

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shouldn't hurt the chances of his new movie Agent Toby Barks,
which is about the the The tagline for Agent Toby
Barks is fight crime, catch bad guys, get belly rubbed
and with the voice of John loves you bet um,

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But that's what I mean. Dean Caine being like whoa,
It's like, what is your I mean? I think someone
like Dean Kane go And this is where the to me,
the racial part of it comes in. You're almost like, well,
now the movies won't be any good. It's like, think
about what you're saying, because the tweet anger about this.
What is it are you saying? Yeah, but I won't

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get work. You're Dean Kane. Look at the fucking you're get.
You're getting I don't even know how you're getting that work,
but you are getting work. He's still coasting off Lewis
and Clark. Yes you know what I mean, and he's
like still like bro that show ended in nine, so
back like but but but but all industries, for the

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most part, there is a there's a level of inclusion
that is demanded in a lot of different industries of work.
The fact that it's happening in this one, it's like,
what have you not seen when you are inclusive? How
much better things can be? So, what what is your outlook?

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And if it's Dean Kane. It's like, well I won't
get work. It's like you're not but you're not already,
so then what is your problem? And to me it's
like immediately to like, well then it's no one should
just get to be and stuff. Yeah, well they're not.
No one's getting to that's the problem. That's why it's
happening because no one's getting to be and stuff, right,

(59:16):
Kirstie Alley is uh what she's saying? She said, Uh, well,
what if they told Picasso what he added to paint?
I had to paint pictures of um? Can she prove
that they didn't? Yeah? I know, like talk about all
his young girlfriends, you know what I want to talk about?
Can she prove that someone who gave him money to
buy paint wasn't standing there going it's got to be

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a funked up face, dude, or I can't work. He's like,
let me see what you did the last time you
bought paint from me? What them? This is, asshole? You're
fucking up my life? Pablo. Kirstie, Oh man, I mean god,

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to think if she's like, what is she moved about?
What is she mad about? Because there's it won't be
any more. Look who's talking sequels? But I think there is.
I think there is one. It's one involving like ants now,
Like they're like, we don't want to deal with her anymore.
How far away can we get from like the original plot?
How far can we be? No? No, no, no, seriously,

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Look who's talking. Look they're signing a voice COVID. Yeah
that and it's still a voiced by Bruce Willis. Yeah,
Bruce Willis. What his career somebody, somebody was recently commenting

(01:00:41):
on his career, like he's it's been a while. It's
been a while for Bruce, Like he's been in a
lot of ship. He keeps going, Yeah, he keeps going,
but like he's kind of gone down the path of
Steven Seagal where he's like he's in a hundred movies
every year that I've never heard of. The are just
like action movies where he's just kind of trading in,

(01:01:04):
trading on John McClain. I think it's unfortunate too. Well,
I who knows. Maybe he loves doing that and they
pay him enough, so it's like who fucking cares? But
he I didn't really like Moon Rise Kingdom, but he
was fucking great in it. Like I think he's actually
a really good comedic actor. He might be very difficult
to work with, so he's probably maybe fucked himself, but

(01:01:25):
he is, like he is really good when he plays
like a real character and it's usually comedic, he usually
nails it. Yeah, but yeah, you're right. It's always like
John McClain, like Shades of Gray, John McLean. You think
he's just like hooked on like production, Like that's what
it is, like he just loves He's like that's based

(01:01:46):
on based on like the interviews he does around the
release of movies. He hates production. He hates everything about
all of this. And it's like incense that you're there,
you're a question, Yeah there, what the fun? What's the
hook here? Bruce let us in? Why are you doing
all these movies? Means he's been in in the past year,

(01:02:09):
Hard Kill, survived the Night Trauma Center, ten Minutes Gone,
Motherless Brooklyn, So that's something. Yeah, see Heat every now
and then, he like Air Strike, It's like every priz.
It's like Nick Cage, like every now and then. I
think when a director says I'm gonna give him no notes,
you get Oscar Nick exactly. But then he now and

(01:02:32):
then you're like does he know how to act? And
you're like, you know what. Honestly, when you're working that much,
you're probably like, you know, what funk this one? I'll
show up. It's like, Oh, this one, I'm gonna I'm
gonna go crazy. I'm gonna do a lot of hallucinogens. Wait,
Michael Chicklist is in this one. Ten minutes gone. So
it's just two bald guys scowling on the poster every

(01:02:52):
post I'm page. Bruce Willis just has to scowl in
every poster like it's never like a confused face or
like new was like, what the fuck? It's die Hard
is what? What did it? Like? He suddenly had to
be I think that movie did so well. He was like,
this is who I am. You do see some actors
they have that role that fucking explodes and then they

(01:03:14):
just try to stay that person. I think maybe, you know,
maybe that's America's fault. He was, Oh, totally. I think
it's totally. Meaning to talk about craciality, like the thing
that she has gotten attention for in the past ten
twenty years has always been, you know, coming out with
hot takes that are pro scientology, anti the mainstream media.

(01:03:38):
So I feel like and with Bruce Willis, it's all
die hard stuff. Although I my theory is that he
deeply resents the fact that he got famous for doing
action movies instead of for doing a white guy blues,
which was like his true passion. Yeah. When Bruno Bruno
the return of Bruno, Uh, you didn't even know he

(01:04:01):
was missing, but now he's back. Uh. And that's when
you know it's going to be fresh, when you get
something you didn't know was gone. Rory, it's been a
pleasure having you on the daily Segist. Man. Where can
people find you and follow you? This was so fun,

(01:04:24):
So thank you guys very much for having me on
Instagram and Twitter. I I used them very sparsely, but
if you are interested, at Rory Scoville and then uh,
I would say at Rory Rory Scobell for for tour dates,
but I don't know the next time those will be
up there. So if you want more, I got a
podcast called pim Pals on a podcast called Dad's come

(01:04:45):
on over and give us a give us a gander. Uh?
And is there a tweet or some other work of
social media or some person that you enjoy that you
want to recommend. I gotta say, uh, do you guys
follow Vic Burger? I mean the King right. I don't

(01:05:06):
know that there is anything better that weirds me out
and makes me cry laughing at the same time because
I actually don't know how to even pull that. I
don't know what part of my brain gets tickled by that.
But yeah, that dude is so strange and surreal and
like dark at the same time, just like yeah, he's
so good at finding those like little it's like micro
gestures and uhh yeah, it really love that like air

(01:05:31):
like the airhorn that just goes off randomly, like get
every time It's been used a million times every single time.
I'm like, yes, airhorn, miles right? Can people find you?
What's tweet you've been enjoying? Twitter? Instagram at Miles of Gray.
Also my other podcast for twenty Day Fiance Day Fiance Hi.

(01:05:53):
And also I'm on Sofia Alexander's other podcast, Private Parts
Unknown this week, So check me out over there, talking
about all kinds of stuff, racism, dating, orgasms, who knows
it's It's It's a mixed bag over there on that show.
Do you get a little bit of everything. Um. So
some tweets that I like. Uh. One is from at
user Grandpa and the tweet is imagine your card declines

(01:06:16):
at the chiropractor and they just choke slam you do
a glass table that yeah, yeah, or your card declined. Uh.
And then another one at violin Bug and just tweets
Oh sorry, officer. I just thought I could do all
things through Christ, who strengthens me. Some tweets I've been enjoying.

(01:06:42):
Let's see numbers comes full? Uh. Pig Pen and Paper
tweeted and drew a picture Baha blast sheep. Have you
any wool? And she drew a Baja blast sheep? Uh,
and it's pretty cool. I want to get do you
have space anymore? But you know it's it's getting full.

(01:07:03):
Have to cover that monster logo. Yeah. Also, Baja Blast
cheap is the same tune as a Twinkle Twinkle Little
Star and the ABC song A little then you figure out.
Katie Hannigan also tweeted, uh, men will soak up pan

(01:07:24):
for eighteen hours and that is very very true and
I feel seen. Uh. You can find me on Twitter
at Jack Underscore O'Brien, you can find us on Twitter
at daily Zeit guys were at the Daily Zy guys
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website daily zis dot com, where we post our episodes
and our foot note. We link off to the information

(01:07:45):
that we talked about in today's episode, as well as
the song we ride out on Miles? What are we
riding out on today? I was just watching that movie
Desperado with Antwonio Banderas, uh, and there's like the the
music direction in that film is great, but there's one
track that I always remembered watching. I just never knew

(01:08:07):
the name of the song, and now I know what
it is, and it's called Manifold Damn More by the
Latin Playboys. Uh. And it's just like a very like,
very slow moving, somber like Latin track. And when you
hear like the actual vocal park off. Most people, like,
if you're in the like film scores and things that

(01:08:27):
have been using films, you'll probably recognize this. But either way,
it's just a grape vibe, just kind of get your
blood pressure down, heart rightdown, as you know, deal with
the reality of a president who's playing down a pandemic.
I prefer the sequel, Desperados with the same pedro, directed
by James Cameron. Um is that James Cameron, the comedy

(01:08:47):
director Alien. The Daily Zyka is the production of I
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(01:09:09):
the line Sun Lory? Just stop getting out? It hid
the line sun Going and I'll start getting out? Yeah?

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Love what Anne