QAnon vs. Butterflies, RIP Grumpy Cat 5.20.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season eighty three, episode
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Monday nineteen. My name is Jack O'Brien, a k my squirrel,
my squirrel, my squirrel, talking about my squirrel, my squirrel. Um,
Okay that squirrel is poison. Okay, my squirrel, my squirrel,

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don't glad to me? Tell me where did you sleep
last night? Those are all courtesy and Christie. I'magucci main
because quote you said you wanted to suck a squirrel today,
which apparently I did it. I had to be reminded
why I said that. Anyways, I'm thrilled to be joined
as always buy my co host Mr Miles, Mr Gray,

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off the Miles. This the guy stuff. The site talking
back was just to make up fucking rhymes. Work and
the Jack over Brian watch the day in this crocks
and he's started so weird. Yeah, that took a lot

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of I eat a lot of pizza. I'm rather fly. Yeah,
I mean that took a lot out of them starting
a half hour late light and look, pizza for breakfast
is the only way to do it. Let's let's just
say shout out to hannisels who else? That's for that one. Also, Chatman, Rice,
I see you my mentions. I'm get to this. Yes,

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I've been asking me where you were, Chapman, the princess
who was promised the mad Queen might have to return
and burn the ship out of right now, I don't know. Yeah, sorry,
we're starting late, guys, even though you doesn't mean anything
to you. But we were talking about that Game of
Thrones twist ending, which we'll get to. Uh, that was
just a general reference. We can't we can't even we

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can't talk about Game of Thrones yet. We can't. Well,
people need their time, you know, in case you know,
some people wake up with our show, right and I
don't want to start him off, you know what I
mean like that? Yeah, but I mean the fact that
the twist ending was Brand waking up on plane and
it was all his dream, and then you pull out
from Brand on the plane and he's in a plane

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on nine eleven. It felt the fuck. My first reaction was, Okay,
they went there, and then when I really thought about it,
I read some of the fan theories around I was like, okay,
this makes perfect sense, right, uh miles here he k
was so appropriate because we are joined by Philadelphia's own
the hilarious comedian Mr Blake Waxlow. His squirrel, his squirrel.

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I'm sorry, oh no, it was just someone else. Please
go on if you can know. I think that was
quite enough. Thank you for having me. It's been too long.
That was quite the plot twist. Yeah, yeah, I mean
handed right, Yeah. The fact that it was all in
Brand's head. Yes, okay, yeah, well I see it now
and periods it goes and that's how you play the

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game of throwne. Yeah. And then the guy's like, hey man,
you can't sleep on this bus. Stop right, And then
they wrote hindsight is nine eleven, like like over a
black I thought was odd as well. Yeah, I don't
know who makes bill fold that in half on the
back get the you know the secret miss? Of course,
that's how all my bills are folded. Actually, of course

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I know. And I always catch you. You're like, hey,
let's hang out, and then you're inevitive trying to fold
up different currency from the round the world and trying
to explain nine eleven to me. I'm like, look, I
just came for a beer and my man, Yeah, of course,
and my hands are shaving because it is, you know,
the dexterity of folding those bills over and over and
over again. It's very tough. You get to it though,
I you and I do. Uh, We're gonna get to
know you a little bit better in a moment Blake,

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But first we're go take our listeners through what we're
talking about today, and it actually ties into the twist
ending because we're gonna talk about the fact that Robert
Pattinson is rumored to be the next Batman and Eagle
had fans of Game of Thrones actually paused and right
as the plane is about to go into one of
the twin towers, you can see Robert Pattinson looking out

(04:25):
the window, which is a reference to Remember Me. Uh
so you have the Game of Thrones fans. Oh wait,
that's the ending in it. Yeah, the twist ending of
Remember Me, which I don't feel bad spoiling because we've
talked about the show but always I know you've referenced
the movie that suddenly became about nine eleven. But the
very end, the very last shot is him like they

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cut their inner cutting between him and a classroom. In
the classroom, they're like okay, and like, young woman, what's
today's date? And she's like September eleven, two thoe and
then cut back to Robert Patton in waiting to meet somebody,
and it pulls back and he's at the top of
the Twin Towers. It's people probably reacted to that in
one of two ways where they're like, I'm loving this movie,

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Oh my god, what the fun did you do the
end of it? Or I'm hating this movie and then
they're like, okay, I'm on board. I think that was
more of like more of the ladder. Most people were
not fans because it seems like so aggressive. We're like,
is this a bit right? And if so, okay, oh
god yeah. Anyway, anyway, joke more Rumpy Cat. We are

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going to talk about William Barr's interview at the end
of last week on Fox News where he came out
as a full Trump stooge. We're gonna talk about the
fact that there was indeed some juicy ship in the
Mueller Report that was just missing. Yeah, we just missed
the mainstream media, in particular, Marcy Wheeler did not miss it.

(05:54):
We're gonna talk about Q and Honors, ruining a children's
butterfly fundraiser because read a little too much into a
James Comy tweet, and Rudy now lobbying Ukraine to help
do dirt for Trump. Miles going to tell us all
about that. Uh. And finally we're going to talk about
the breakout star of Khan, who is one Mr a

(06:17):
male Liabson and he is in some very very it's
just so very mel Gibson. Any movies very mel Gibson,
Any movies like very If you picked any role from
this year's con for him to play, that would be like,
really just miscast. These would be the ones you think,

(06:37):
just based on a brief description, I thought he looks
like he'll make a great Buddha. So I don't know
what you're talking about. But first, Blake, you know, we
like to ask our guests, what's something from your search
history that's for reeling about who you are. I recently
googled fenic fox peaceful and because my girlfriend I Tomorrow
we're going to a wildlife reserve and they have a

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fenic fox there, and do you know what those are there?
They're adorable foxes, really tiny with huge ears. They're so cute. Yeah,
cut like Fenwick, right, don't. I don't believe that's correct,
but but fuck you for putting me in that position
to correct you, because I think there's something else I'm
thinking of, like an old England talk Yeah, possible Fennick fox.

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It looks like it's badly photoshopped. Yes, yeah, very poor.
It looks like it's been very poorly photoshop Um. But yeah,
but then I saw the Google search results. A lot
of people are trying to turn them into pets, which
is not good. That was a bummer. That always goes
well when you're trying to domesticate wild an. Yeah, there's
never any story that comes out of Florida where that
doesn't work with people who are like I remember, lemurs

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was like another thing and people like do not pet,
same with like ferrets. Yeah, and people are still trying
to make it work. Uh. Yeah. And you were saying
before we started recording that this is one of those
wildlife preserves where you get to hunt the animals. That's yeah,
because what your nex search is what kind of ammunition
to hunt fen of course, and it's called the Least

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Dangerous Game Wildlife Reserve. It's very snails and they really
stacked the yachts in your favor. When you get there,
all of the animals have had their fangs, right, Yeah,
where is this? Where is this reserve? Is it like
an American thing? Or is it? They call it no

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Man's Land and no, um it's in the middle of
the ocean. It's where Palmdale, I believe. Wait, oh, now
that I read, it's part of this hair. Oh so
they so this is kind of an exotic thing to
even have out here. I guess. So, yeah, they have
some kangaroos. It's like a desert terrain. So I guess
that's why they could have the fenic file. Well, there's
a kangaroo also, Oh there is I believe two of them.

(08:45):
Is there. There's a way. I didn't even know that
the kangaroos in these United States. They put them there.
I'm sorry, no, no, no no, they put them there. They
were I didn't think they're wild. That is only an
Australia land. If they needed like the toilet water to

(09:05):
to properly functions that Simpsons Yeah, well there was a
drought and all the blooming onions that they had expired,
which is very sad, so they had to bring him here. Yeah,
nothing to joke about. I think that was actually an
urban legend for a while. Was that the southern hemisphere? Right? Yeah,
the water spins the other way? That was my myth actually,
so ship well blew that one. What is you talk about? Vaccines?

(09:28):
What is something you think is overrated of I think
Postmates is overrated. I'm a caviar guy. Okay, yeah, Postmates
is overrated. Your I'm a caviar guy, meaning you only
eat caviar. So everything that we're gonna post they won't
deliver it exactly exactly. So you've had some bad experiences
with Postmates. I've had better experiences with Caviar. I think.

(09:50):
Do we have problems with Postmates like every time? Interesting? Yeah, yeah,
to the point where we just don't eat. Yeah, no,
my god, you guys look great. By the way, if
I I don't know, I do eat a lot of
the front right of course. But wait, why Caviers just
the selection? Yeah, that the selection is a little bit better.
They're more discerning with the stores of so our issue

(10:12):
with Postmates, and this is gonna sound very like like
we're living high on the hug, But of course our
issue is that they don't treat them like employees. That
and then they also always forget about half the food
that we ordered and also like bring us the wrong orders,
like almost every single time. It's yeah, but you know
that's why I'm like, I'm trying to you know, you

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got to deal with the people who bring it. That's fine,
I get it, because you have the restaurant, restaurant. It's
the restaurant sucking up. It's the overall infrastructure of the app.
I'm sure right. Anyways, fun Postmates, what is something you
think is underrated? Having an active passport? Having an active

(10:53):
I didn't have one for a while, and now that
I have, when I feel like more secure and that
I could just leave at a moment, at a moment's notice,
which I'm sure there's you know, probably some netting there
that I probably won't be able to get through. But um, yeah,
I think that it's just more I don't know, like
you should have one, but if you have to go,
what were you doing prior to this? Oh, I was
just keeping it on the download trying to sneak through.

(11:17):
I wasn't doing in the traditional ways that people get
out of the country. You're only going to places where
you could like travel with I d of course, and
now you do, yes, but I just don't hear what
you're saying. Of course, yeah, yeah, yeah, I still just
prefer to hire a smuggler to get me in and
out of the country if you have a good one. Yeah. Yeah,

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where are you going somebody or somewhere. I'm going to
go to Nevus with my family. We haven't yeah. The
other yeah, I just know it always said together is
that It's like I'm going to Tobago. Yeah yeah, wait,
just Tobago. I don't want to go. Yeah, Summer and CaCO,

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Turks kill Turks and or Kikos. What do you say, Kirks?
I was like, are you're hanging out with Kirk Cameron?
Kick it? We're gonna get real bored on his couch,
peel banana for me and explain why evolution doesn't exist.
What is a myth? What's something people think is true?

(12:22):
You know to be false that baby rattlesnakes are more
dangerous than big ones. That's not true. A lot of people.
The myth is that a baby rattlesnake can't control what's venom, right,
so you know, with a super venom does right. But
the fact is that adults have I don't like saying this,
they have bigger venom sacks like I say CS. That's

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also may not be how you spell it, but thank you,
and um they though it is bigger and they can
control their venom. The fact that they have so much
more in the vent scroll yeah, yeah, they'll still the
nom is it? The nom scrot is that I believe
what we're repeating. I was just at a reptile preserve

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what this guy know and Pacoima runs out of a
r V and that's what he explained to me. Yeah,
that sounds legitimate, which is funny because you know I
I first, I don't know, we just call it. We
just call it Rick's r V with a bunch of
snakes in it. But my high school teacher, my government teacher.
I first learned that myth from my teacher. Shout out
to Mr Hernandez, you know what I mean, got me
interested in politics. Um, he was bit by a baby rattlesnake.

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And that's what I learned. Two things. First that myth
that he was like, it was a baby, but there's
they give you too much. It's just toxic masculinity. He
likes to scream. And then also when he told me
how much the anti venom cost at the hospital, he
was like, it cost me like thousands of dollars just
to get the anti venom at the thing. And I
was like, don't you have health insurance? That was a
whole but it was interesting. It was interesting to find

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out this whole time I did not you literally just
changed that for me. Yeah, because I thought that too,
But he's not through that a baby the snake could
is also true that they might not be able to
control their venom out. That is true. So they're both
very dangerous, but the bigger ones are still more dangerous.
But that is correct that they gotta hire dose correct

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they can unload higher. What was it, vent scrow, was
that the nom scroll? Sorry, I'm sorry I higher dps
before playing the division. Yes to another venom related myth,
because that just made me think of the daddy lung
legs being the most venomous spider in the world. But
it's just that their fangs are too small to break
through human skin. Uh, they're not venomous at all. People

(14:35):
said that, used to say that. You never heard that.
Oh yeah, the Daddy lung legs. You know, they're the
most poisonous spider. They just can't They do not have
venom sex to subdue their their prey with. Well, I
don't trust any animal that makes you call it daddy.
That's always fair. Daddy long legs. Yeah, there are other.

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One of the other nicknames on this page is that
I'm finding out they have is the harvest men. Oh
sounds god, terrifying and awesome that they should have gone
with that. Then z A, wait, that's the other name
for a Daddy long legs, the harvestman. There's a harvestman
in our backyard. Yeah. That sounds like some problematic like
ultra conservative border group. Yeah. Man, you're like, there's a

(15:20):
harvestman in backyard. I'm like, all the club, we gotta
take a different route. Daddy long Legs is a hilarious name.
It's just let the funniest person name that. It's like,
all right, It's one of those things where you say
it quickly and it's so in our like for a
name shore you don't actually think about the individual. It's
like Daddy long legs, but it's no, it's Daddy long legs.

(15:43):
This is the funniest person or like some jazz musicians,
Good for them? Whoever been? Like? Yo? The name stuck?
What's Daddy long legs? Hey? People? Is that gang? Please
start using Daddy long legs more in your day to
day conversation to describe somebody anyone, Yes, locomes Sean Bradley
old Daddy long legs. What is a myth? What's something

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people think is true? You know to be false? Uh?
It was the snake the snake? That was the snake one? Yeah? Yeah, no,
it's all great. Alright, guys, let's talk about we had
such a good time having so fun so much. All right,
So what is something from your search history? Okay? Did
you know that the end of today's Game of Thrones
episode was a shirt is on backwards? Hey, it's the

(16:35):
beginning of along He pops the collar and calls it
a turtleneck. That's not what. Yeah, let's talk about Grumpy cat.
True internet legend also was doing pretty well for him herself.
I think the cat's real name was Tatter Sauce. It's harder, harder, sauce,

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but without like a R. I thought it was misbuilding anyway,
Psycho monsters it is. She was a lady twas a
lady cat, so grumpy cat. Everybody knows about this cat.
Every It was like one of the first I don't know,
like very recognizable MIMI images, like and I'm not saying

(17:18):
I don't know how to spell meme, I'm using meme
as an adjective or if I was um. Anyway, it
was like, you know, everybody knows that bug eyed cat
with cute underbyte uh, and apparently was making so much money.
I remember hearing about this years ago, like or fourteen

(17:39):
was like peak fucking grumpy cat. Uh. And allow me
to introduce you to the financials of fucking grumpy cats. Sorry,
I'm just in my mind doing a flashback to you
in two thousand thirteen, and you've got like all sorts
of grumpy cat, Like, yeah, I have like those weightlifting
pants that are like really abstract patterns all pass um.

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So in twenty I think in ten and fourteen was
like peak grumpy cat fucking mania. Just to give you
an idea, in those two years, this cat made ninety
nine point five million dollars from an array of products,
including best selling books and a film, Drop the fucking ball.

(18:26):
Grumpy Cat made a nine almost a hundred million dollars
in two years. So okay, let's just do some quick mats.
Let's divide that by two, and let's just assume they
were all equal. Fifty mil uh and fifty mile. Gwyneth Paltrow,
you know how much you made in that year, eighteen million,
so fucking almost tripled that. Okay, you know who else

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made you know who else? Grumpy Cat made more than
in Christiano Ronaldo, the soccer player who's one of the
most well paid and highly endorsed athletes on the plan
in it and this is Ronaldo. This is not fucking
Latter Days, you know, whatever the that was. This is
fucking this is him out here. So guys, uh, if

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you have a cat, I mean start getting licensing deals play.
It's sad. The saddest part was that Grumpy Cat gave
birth to a litter of like twelve kittens and they're
all fighting over the estate right now. That's very upsetting.
There's no way that that cat's true able to reproduce

(19:31):
that thing. Oh yeah, you didn't love you there's no
way that I I loved her, but no one who It
was probably not overbread yeah yeah, or underbread yeah yeah.
God was just like again. But just one thing that's
really interesting is that the owner like it really changed

(19:53):
the life of the owner. Uh, I did nine million
dollars changes that definitely change the life. Yeah, she was
able to buy a lot of snakes without money. It
says what she's achieved in such a short time is
unimaginable and absolutely mind blowing. I was able to quit
my job as a waitress within days of her first
appearance on social media, and the phone simply hasn't stopped
ringing since. Wow, that's gotta be a trip. When you're like,

(20:14):
here's my cat, I don't know, Internet, what do you think?
And then your phone is blown like that you could
actually say with it, like within days of that be like, yeah,
I'm not working at this flood Ruckers anymore. I'm out
And guess what I've been drinking from the cheese Spiggott
the whole time after hours. Man, it really puts the
light of that movie. Ted Marburg would have been way

(20:34):
more successful. I guess um too little, too late. Yeah, Uh,
that's that's insane. Well, like I'm just trying to picture
that that person, the owner is clearly also a business genius,
because most people, like even like famous singers, don't like
in their first two years of fame make million dollars.

(20:54):
So it must have just hooked up with like a
great call me up, because all there's no limit to what.
I'm also wondering if your crawfish, I think you can
make your happy cry. I'm also wondering if there is
something where we are with Gwyneth Paltrow, we're talking about

(21:15):
the money that she specifically cleared, whereas with Grumpy Cat,
we're talking about the money they generated overall. So like
Grumpy Cat as industry as opposed to uh, you know,
Gwyneth Paltrow, where we're talking about like the money that
she got after taxes or something like that, because because
Gruppy Cat doesn't actually get the money that it's basically

(21:38):
like we're talking about how much money they she generated.
But anyways, it's not just take anything away from Grumpy Cat.
I know it sounded, but we don't know what I mean,
how do they look at Gwyneth Paltrow financial from that here,
I think she's doing pretty well I'm saying, is my
client what No, Gwyneth? Sorry. I also, do you remember

(22:01):
the Grumpy Cat movie called Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever? Yeah?
Do you remember that trailer though? If you remember, Okay,
so that's what I'm saying. That was part of that year,
right when grumpy Cat made all that money. So it
was grumpy Cat but voiced by a very famous comedian
m m actress comedian act Aubrey Plaza was the voice

(22:25):
of grumpy Cat in that movie. Yes, so that was
the gravitational pull of grumpy Cat in that time. Just
just let that stew a little bit. And if you
watch the trailer, you're like, somebody just like cut the
check and then run like out of there. This is
not a thing. But get your money, get your coins.
Rest in peace. And Robert Pattinson is rumored to be

(22:49):
the next the Batman, and I don't hate this. I
saw a movie called Last City of Z a couple
of years ago that he was really good in. So
I'm open to him being a good actor. Okay, people
piste off about it. I don't know. I mean probably
people are like Robert Pattinson's player. He can be a Batman,

(23:10):
But yeah, check him out in like some of the
movies he's been in recently that aren't either Twilight or
that other one nine eleven twist endings, more like Beta. Man,
I don't want that guy saving lives right June is
one it's going to release. That is probably a comment

(23:31):
that was being written as you said that, what did
Matt Reeves direct? He directed like some of the Big
Country Matt Reeves and that's that's Brant Reeves. That's Bryant Reeves.
I think this guy direct some of the Planet of

(23:51):
the Apes reboot movies. Oh yeah, yeah, that's right. Okayfield
Plan of the Apes, War for the Planet of the Apes,
Let me In, and then a movie that was not
a success diffa playing that team in the Big Country,
I hope. So yeah, yeah, I have that rookie card.
Of course they're worth nothing. Now. That's part of my

(24:11):
brand too, is all the rookie cards from the nineties
of basketball that I've held on too. Oh, you have
to hold onto him like what if? What if? What
if people decide these worthless squares of paper or something? Again, God,
what a bummer at the Derek Coleman h rab rookie
card number one pick. It had him like putting the
hat because I don't think he like played much as

(24:32):
rookie years. So cool did was he draft to the nets?
He was the number one pick the whole draft? Damn.
I was always like, Wow, where the fun? Welcome to
the New show? Dudes talking about old as basketball cars
that y'all don't even remember? I mean, can we not?
Of course staying a barrows? They're running ReBs who loved them?

(24:55):
Man Tarkanian huark Am? I right? Did he die? I
think so? But he really was? Yeah, the grumpy cat offense. Um,
and before we go to our first break, Blake, how
are you dealing with the Sixers lost? Well, y'all going there? Um,

(25:16):
I think I'm dealing with it. Well, I'm trying to
look at the positives that we went to a game
seven and lost at a weird in a very weird
shot from an even weirder man. Uh with the weirdest
and the weirdest city ever Toronto. No, Uh, yeah, I
mean Toronto. Yeah, it seems like an amazing city. Yeah,
I just I'm really optimistic about the future. I think

(25:38):
that all this ship talking about Ben Simmons needs to stop.
I think he's twenty two years old and this was
his second season. I think it needs to keep up though,
so he you know, yeah, where it's not work, maybe
we could be nicer and then he will start shooting.
But yeah, maybe that there's I saw a T shirt
that just said it was a photo Ben Simmons on
it and just said, shoot a three, you coward. Pretty straightforward.

(26:03):
I gotta love those Philadelphia sports fans exactly. Nurturing, very
nurturing city is what I shot A three coward. Um.
But yeah, I think they'll be great next year. They're young.
It also helps that like Boston completely fell apart. That
was the thing that made me feel okay about the
whole thing. Uh. And yeah, shout out to the Raptors
and Bucks playing a great Eastern Conference finals that I

(26:26):
think it's gonna be allowed of fun to watch. So
just a couple of notes at all on Matt Reeves,
the director of the Batman movie, also directed the Paul
Bearer with Gwyneth Paltrow and David Schummer movie. Yeah, and
also I think directed uh never mind, he worked on
Under Siege too, I just don't know what in what capacity.
Um didn't he direct one that just came out this

(26:49):
year that is not doing very well. Uh called Avengers
Avengers Begin end Game, End Game of No. That was
a title from Daily I guess. Anyways, we're gonna take
a quick break. We'll be right back, and we're back

(27:17):
and update breaking news. Matt Reeves wrote, Dark Territory, Dark Territory,
great movie, what If under Siege? But on a train,
let's talk about William Barr. Guys, it just seems like
he's taken off the mask. He's the mask has been off.

(27:38):
I think he's just full on Trump stooge. Yeah, I
guess under the mask was then what we saw was
his face, but there was actually makeup on there. And
now he's taking that off. Right now we're seeing more
and we're like, he took off the mask and Trump
walked up with one of those makeup wipes and was
like just held it out to him and then he
took it off and Trump said, there you are, you are?

(27:59):
You are? William Um. Anyways, he basically says his only
issue at this point he he went on Fox News,
didn't interview and interview. Yeah, I mean like, yeah, he
sat across from somebody and he just got to say
whatever the funk he wanted got and he pushed. There
was one question, it was how are you? And then

(28:19):
the rest of the second was him speaking. Yeah, he
basically said his only issue at this point, it's basically
trying to find out how the witch hunt got started.
Doesn't really mention the hundred and eighty examples of Russia
interacting with the Trump campaign from volume one of the
Mueller Report, or you know, the clear evidence of obstruction
laid out in volume two, such as let's move on

(28:42):
to we should listen to a clip of that where
he's I don't know if he's threatening is the right word,
but he's he's got something for the Democrats. Let's let's
just hear this little sound bite. She believes you lied
under oath. What do you think of that charge? Well,
I think it's a it's a laughable charge, and I

(29:04):
think it's largely being made to try to discredit me,
partly because they may be concerned about the outcome of
a review of what happened during the during the election.
But obviously you can look at the face of my
testimony and sy on its face that there's nothing inaccurate
about it. Yeah, and Chris Wallace Fox News. His own

(29:26):
Chris Wallace came out in his analysis of this interview, is, yeah,
well he's clearly protecting the President Trump. So that's Fox
News is take. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. And
when I think it was like, is he saying that
they might not like the outcome of a review of
the election, meaning that because it won't confirm the facts

(29:46):
that we've been seeing as to what happened during election,
Or is he saying well, I might just find something
that will put them in the odd seat? Right? How
about that? I think I mean cash the outside, That's
how I took it. Yeah, I think he once. I
think he walking that line. He knows how to walk downline.
He likes to imply to Fox newsviewers what they all
want to believe, that there is like some vast conspiracy

(30:07):
that was required to start the Muller report, and not
merely and eighty examples of Russia interacting with the Trump
campaign or very clear instances of obstruction of justice which
you found out about last week a little more. Yeah,
So there was also some juicy ship that the mainstream
media was acting like it just broke that they just

(30:30):
found out about this voicemail that Michael Flynn left. No,
it was from the one of the president's lawyers, presumably
John doubt maybe who had stepped down. But in the
Mueller report, right, So, okay, if here's a couple of things,
you know, the Michael Flynn case is still going on.
To Judge ordered that a few things be released, some

(30:50):
things unredacted, others to be like, I need a public
transcript of this thing. So the voicemail transcript was released,
but that was already in the Mullet report. But are
things that were unredacted that are pretty much new things
at least from what we've read so far. Um one
is that Flynn or his lawyers were contacted by someone

(31:11):
linked to Congress to possibly influence his cooperation. Also, now
Congress is caught up in this mess, maybe Devin noonet.
I don't know whoever. I mean, it could be many people.
I think probably William said yeah, exactly, it's probably James
claiburne uh. And also number two that Flynn was around
for present for quote conversations with senior campaign officials about

(31:33):
reaching out to Wiki leaks after the Podesta drops. So
another they want to take another bite of the Wiki
leaks Apple when they already really did some ship. So
those are new things we didn't know. But when we
go to the voicemail thing, right, a lot of people like, oh,
this is new, this transcript of this voicemail, and I'll
just read you what the voice even say that this

(31:56):
is new. They did say it's new, but a lot
of people like Marcy Wheeler and also quinta Ura Chitch,
who's another journalist, they had been talking about this voicemail
for a long time. But it just I guess, for
whatever reason, the editors of the mainstream papers or whatever,
we're very focused on, like I guess this back and
forth about like we need to subpoena the documents and
this and that, when there's plenty in there where you

(32:18):
don't have to look at the unredacted report to be
like hey hey hey, hey, hey hey, impeach to this
motherfucker please. So this voicemail, right, this is the transcript
of the voicemail. This is as they say. In late November,
Flynn began to cooperate with with this office, the Molor Office.
On November twenty two, Flynn withdrew from a joint defense
agreement he had with the President Okay, we all knew,
we all remember that, because we're like, oh, so they're

(32:41):
no longer sharing info going on, Flynn's counsel told the
President's personal counsel and counsel for the White House that
Flynn could no longer have confidential communications with the White
House or the President. Later that night, the President's personal
counsel left a voicemail for Flynn's counsel that's said, and
this is now the transcript. Oh and there are some
things have been redacted, but I'm just reading straight through.

(33:02):
I understand your situation. But let me see if I
can't state it in starker terms, it wouldn't surprise me
if you've gone on to make a deal with the government.
If there's information that implicates the president, then we've got
a national security issue. So you know, we need some
kind of heads up, um, just for the sake of
protecting all of our interests. If we can remember what
we've always said about the president and his feelings towards Flynn,

(33:25):
and that still remains towards Flynn. Excuse you, wait, this
is a voicemail being left for Flynn. Yeah, presumably to
his to Flynn's lawyer, to communicate that to Michael. Flynn
got it basically saying like, Hi, I'm president lawyer. Uh look,
if you're gonna like make it hot, can you let

(33:46):
us know maybe slightly ahead of time. If not, it
will be really chill because you know your boy or
in ship staying has your back and he will whatever
you know, pardon or whatever the fuck he was trying
to dangle in front of him. So again, this is
just like the ship that's been out there. And it's
very interesting because a lot of these journalists were saying
like this has been there the whole time. And but

(34:09):
I guess the other thing too, is everyone got so
caught up in the well, what the fund is bar
doing and things like that, because when you look at
these other moments, right, these things that were newly released,
those are things that William Barr redacted in the Mullet report.
So these are these are very clear instances where there
was a lot of bullshit happening between the White House

(34:30):
and Flynn. But I wanted to redact that for whatever reason.
But I guess because technically maybe it was connected to
the Flint case. He had that reason too. But then
when you see these details come out you're like, oh,
you're you're actually intentionally obscuring a lot of these things
that are really the connective tissue, aside from the many
things on their face that you could be like, that's
not the actions of a person who should be in

(34:50):
the White House, right, So yeah, you know, so it
sounds like Bars got this. He's going to get to
the bottom of this one way or another. Just sit back,
let him work, let it work, or got a trustferate process. Yeah,
William Barr blows out his knee. Uh, he can't find

(35:11):
his shot anymore. Us a dirty general Lando. Maybe she
was in my left hand, Jesus Christ. Let's talk much
about Q and honors, Q and honors because they ruined
a children's butterfly fundraiser, which I keep saying that like

(35:32):
it's a thing. It's the sweetest sounding thing on earth,
children's butterfly fundraising. What is cuter than that? Those three
words are that are already on their own unoffensive, and
then when you combine them, it creates a trifecta of
of loving, love, loveliness, just innocence, just person Yeah, fundraiser

(35:53):
for the local schools, by the way, So it's not
a fundraiser for butterflies that are owned by kids, okay,
or all those butterflies that people in l A were
smashing with their cars when so James Comy. It all
started with a tweet from James Comy. Uh. He tweeted
hashtag five jobs I've had. One grocery store clerk too,

(36:16):
vocal soloists for church weddings, three chemist for strike replacement
high school teachers, five FBI director interrupted ha uh, starring
Angela and Julie Right. So, um, you know, fairly ordinary tweet,

(36:36):
relatable guys, and also to this was the thing that
was just trending on the internet. Yes, so, by the way,
hashtag five jobs I've had, five jobs I've had was
not created by James Comey. It was already trending. And
like a politician who you know can create his own content, right,
and he's just like ha ha here here me too,

(36:58):
me too. So Q and on saw that the tweet
was actually a secret message, um, because it contains five
jobs I've had, actually contains the word five gi hod
g hod. So if you selectively here, look look at
how this person marked up this tweet. So so if

(37:20):
you say five jobs I've had, they're using the J
from jobs I from I've then had as ghad because
five ghads. But they're skipping the first capital letter. But
that's not the point, because now they're using but they're
using all three of the last word, all three letters.

(37:41):
But five is obviously a reference to the how he's
going to do five different gi HUDs. Okay, okay, okay,
I'm sorry. I mean they could have also selectively just
circled were just as FIBs, right, But you know what,
so I didn't have any of those jobs five ghad
okay okay. Then, uh, they looked down the list at

(38:03):
the first letter in each name, because the way that
the FBI and c i A like to send messages
as via across sticks. Uh, and so is that what
it's called? Isn't that when when you like spell something
out with the first letter, it's like I love my mom.
I ah, right, that seems right? Right. Anyways, they saw
that it was g v csf SO Grocery vocal soloist cameras,

(38:28):
and they realized that was obviously a reference to the
Grass Valley Charter School Foundation, the fundraising arm of a
California school in a small town of thirteen thousand, uh,
And then they saw that on May eleven, the Grass
Valley Charter School was set to have their Blue Marble Jubilee,
which was a butterfly themed Earth Day fundraiser that again,

(38:49):
the cutest thing in the entire right. It was to
consist of egg carton painting and frolicking like that's actually
in the tech Yeah, there there will be. There will
be frolicking, Oh my god, and bins of bird seed
for some reason. But not only that, Jack, what time
was the tweet? So this is the one thing that
I mean, obviously this is this is Comy sending out

(39:12):
a flair to his fellows because it was posted at
eight am? And why is that significant? Wait? What that's
the time? The first the World Trade Center on nine.
Everybody knows. That's why we have a moment of silence.
I can't even believe why, hey, to just circle selectively
all these things and to think that the whatever cryptic

(39:35):
cryptography the FBI would use or whatever, these deeds, it's
that simple that you could just be high and be
like yeah, alright, like I gotta I gotta tell the
risk of people. No, this is what they do instead
of getting high. This this gets them high. This is
their so. Uh. Seeing this irrefutable evidence, Uh, the Q

(39:58):
and On community immediately began inundating the principle of that
school with messages warning that he was going to face
a terror attack on that day that was actually a
false flag orchestrated by the FBI to take away their guns.
And it became so just virulent and like angry that

(40:19):
the school had to cancel the event, not because they
thought there was an actual attack coming, but because they
worried Q and On believers would show up and do
something terrible, to be weird around their kids. Right, I'd
be like, I don't look at them. But yeah, that
ended up sucking for the students because the school was
set to raise about fifteen thousand dollars for the charity
and recoup thousands more that they had spent to plan

(40:42):
and put on the event. Uh and instead you and
On you know, managed to make a public school like
lose fifteen thousand dollars basically, and also spiked the football
like they're the fucking heroes, right, so they you're welcome, right. Essentially, No,
they did while Grass Valley Charter more than the loss
of needed funds. Q and On believers reveled in a

(41:03):
disaster averted quote, Uh definitely won't happen now thanks to
a non's decoding abilities. A Q and On follower tweeted
smugly of the Jihad, amazing people in this movement, in
this bowel movement. Yes. Uh. The funny thing is like
when the Q and on people called the principle and
it was like trying to explain how they knew because that,

(41:25):
like descripted, is so funny when it's like it said
that it was a normal Steemily Monday but checked his
voice while he heard from a man identifying himself as
a quote patriot alerting Mr Maddock to quote the threat.
He was warning us that something was going to happen
at our Blue Marble Jubilee school fundraiser and that we
should contact the authorities. He kept saying that he is
not behind it, but he has a credible source, a

(41:46):
credible source being I mean, what this other dude who
circled a bunch of ship on a James Comey tweet,
that is that's credibility. And but I mean this is
the whole problem. There is a overabundance of information that
you can find anything in anything. Yeah, yeah, you can
find evidence. So like they think that James Comy is

(42:09):
sending messages to people to like carry out attacks that,
were they exposed, would bring the nation like crumbling down. Uh.
And he's sending those via across sticks in public tweets.
He's sending those plants. So yeah, shout out to Q

(42:29):
and on. They have cracked the code. We are going
to take a quick break to mutter to ourselves and
then we'll be right back. And we're back, and Rudy

(42:51):
is back, m Rudy. Tom Jonovich is back. Maybe another
Laker coach got dynasty. I totally fregot he ever coached. Yeah,
but he was the Rockets coach. The Rockets to the
two championships when Jordan was at a league. Um, it's
a bummer that the Rockets never made it to the

(43:12):
finals while Jordan was there. I feel like that would
have been a great finals. Who were they beating in
the East for those who are they beating in the
East to get to the in the champions really good?
Who are they playing in the West? So they swept
Orlando to win the first one and then they beat
who did they beat in the second one? Because they
weren't even that was the finals. Um, anyways, Indiana, maybe

(43:36):
I'm trying to just derailing the thing because I'm trying
to remember what happens twenty years ago, trying to think
who made it to the finals from the East to
lose nine four oh Nicks? They beat the Nick and
then in it was Orlando, Lando, Orlando. All right, so

(44:02):
at the helm is a name. Holy shit, I'm so
sorry listeners that we were trying to get to a
real story about Uliuliani. Rudy, this is what happens when
you're in the building. My A D D goes off
the rails. Um. So look, we're looking as if the
Mother report was not enough. Uh, we now have the

(44:26):
jin Goblin himself, Rudy Giuliani out loud telling the New
York Times that he was trying to enlist the help
of a foreign government to funk around with our elections.
Now this is what this is a quote from the article.
The President is now sending his personal representative, Rudy Giuliani
to Kiev to meet with the incoming government of Ukraine
to demand that the new government began investigations into Hillary

(44:49):
Clinton's campaign, into the origins of the Mother probe and
finally to target former Vice President Joe Biden. Now obviously,
like the first to makes sense, they're always want to
go after Hillary. Then they want to try discredit and steal.
Does it doesn't it still foreign country? No, I'm saying
the target like of like so you know, because the
right is so fixed fixated on how do we how

(45:10):
can we bring down this? I mean obviously Hillary, they
retired senior citizen, right, okay, And so Joe Biden, let's
be um. And a lot of it has to do
with you know, this his son's involvement in a gas
company um, which already like they were saying, like it
needs to be investigated because they were saying that Joe
Biden was like withholding funds from Ukraine to basically say,

(45:33):
if you don't get rid of this prosecutor who's looking
into this company that my son is on the board of,
then you can kiss your aid goodbye. Now there's I
think a lot there's been some investigating into it for
the most part, though it's not quite adding up. I'm
talking about Biden's son, Yeah, Hunter Biden, which sounds like
a fake name, but that's who was married his deceased brothers.

(45:53):
Oh he did of Boe Biden's Wow, what a mess. Anyway,
It's fine, it's fine. You're telling me you wouldn't do
the same thing, mynd man, I don't like, I don't
want my ship anywhere near this at all. Joke many, Well,

(46:15):
I've seen I've seen a guy for a living. I've
seen that in actually in my real life too, where
there have been like someone becomes widowed and then ends
up No, it does happen. Yeah, it happens with like
Fireman and Battle Star. Believe that happened. Ye. Anyway, So
when it comes to this story, like again, it just

(46:36):
very clearly was a very blatant story about like, oh, wow,
we're just we're really just out here being like, hey,
can you just jin something up so I can bring
a scandal back and try and story of um so
what happened was recently like for the most part, Ukraine

(46:57):
has actually cooperated a lot with the Trump administer ration. Also,
when you consider how heavily they rely on support from
the United States, like financially, militarily everything eily, uh, it
would like normally you'd be like, oh, he's really going
to extort them to try and get some ship that
he can just use as a weapon in the election. However,

(47:17):
just like with everything Rudy does, did not go according
to plan because when he really he's been talking up
this all this ship about the Bursima Group, which is
the gas company that the current solicitor general, the lead
investigator for the Ukrainian government basically said, there is not
much to this theory at all, like based on what
we know. So we're not even gonna hear you on

(47:40):
this because even just as we look at it from
where we are, this is a non story, which is
a kind of impressive. And also with an incoming government,
that prosecutor is going to probably be replaced anyway, So
Rudy doesn't really have any home. He's over there now.
So nice tribe, my guy. But I think again, we
just need to keep our eyes on this because they're
really willing to just go anywhere as far as like, well,

(48:01):
go to Ukraine and get something on Joe Biden. Now,
why would a why would a foreign government have any
like jurisdiction over any of this. Well, because Bursima Group,
that is the it's a Ukrainian company that Hunter Biden
was on the board of so they were being investigated
within Ukraine because they're a Ukrainian company, right. But so
let's say that this company came up with a fake

(48:23):
charges against Hillary Clinton and no, no, not the company,
you mean the Ukrainian government. Yeah, the UKRAINI would they
would say that, like, in this official investigation by the
Ukrainian government they found evidence of this, which then they
would just weaponize into Fox News ship for weeks. Okay,
that's the whole point. Is enough to say, like, oh,
Hunter Biden bailed out by corrupt dad Joe, And you're like, oh,

(48:45):
what we're talking about corrupt? Okay, whatever my father's son does.
I mean, really, you know, I don't know where the
evidence actually leads to in terms of like this narrative.
It doesn't People seem to be saying it doesn't add up.
But I think in general, like this gives you an
idea of where the Biden family is in terms of
power structures in the world. And if you're the kind
of guy who your son can suddenly just go from

(49:07):
you know, I mean, clearly he's he has a business interest,
but like just popping up on the board of like
like these multinational weird like those are people that I
feel like don't have an actual day to day interest
in We'll working people go through So I speak for yourself. Yeah, yeah,
there was an incredible point that you just made, you know,
And I think, but I think those are the kinds

(49:28):
of things that a lot of people be like, well, see,
he wasn't he wasn't guilty of that. But I'm also like,
if we're really talking about having a presidency an administration
that is actually a departure from the sort of kleptocracy
corporatocracy that we've been living under. Uh, that's not it. Yeah,
it's not it. Having someone who can be like my
dad's a vice president and I'm on the board of
this like Ukrainian Gas company, Like you know, I want

(49:49):
people who are like my son works at Game Stop.
He's the manager and he had to break up a
fight when the latest Division two came out another Division
two reference playing a lot. Congratulations man, thank you, um,
thank you, thank you, thank you. Let's talk about con smooth, glamorous,

(50:13):
the yeah cans and yes, it was a smooth transition. Miles.
You left me hanging on that Game Stop jumping laughed
at that you were patronizing me to go again. It
was so funny the last time I do this. So

(50:36):
the breakout star of Calm this year, uh is Mel Gibson.
What do you mean, So he's been in comeback mode
for a little while now he was Yeah, how though,
he was nominated for an Oscar for directing Hacksaw Ridge
and he starred as the as Mark Wahlberg's Like Cool

(50:57):
Dad and Daddy's Home Too. So now three male Gibson
movies are being shopped at Cohn uh, and one of
them is called roth Child. Yes, right now, if you
know anything about anti Semitism, you know that you can't
criticize Israel's foreign policy. That's right and done. No, you

(51:19):
know that Jewish European family, the Rothschilds, who managed to
make a lot of money, and people did not like
that that a Jewish family made a lot of money,
and so uh figured, well, they must clearly be running
the world via some sort of shadowy conspiracy. And it's
it's just a name that sets off alarms in the

(51:42):
heads of anybody who is familiar with anti Semitism. Well,
enter the movie Rothchild, made by the guy who made
the movie about the action of the Christ. No No.
The director is a guy who made like a really
critically acclaimed move be Uh about Laurel and Hardy starring

(52:02):
John c Riley and Steve Coogan last year. Uh. And
there's a movie but with John c Riding Steve Coogan
that I did not know about and a period piece
about Laurel and Hardy and apparently very good, but nobody
watched it because they had a feeling that this director
was gonna make some bad decisions. Maybe I don't know.

(52:23):
I think it was Laurel or Yannie, right right, that's right,
that's god. I'll see myself out. Anyways, they have they
have cast Mel Gibson as the patriarch of this family
of um, this family called the roth Child's, And it's

(52:46):
supposed to be a dark comedy about a wealthy family.
But since there's no s obviously not be not meant
to be the famously wealthy Roth's child family, and they are.
It's basically a black comedy about like how wealth corrupt,
and Mel Gibson is the patriarch who gets back at

(53:06):
his greedy, uh and conniving relatives. Basically, there is a
character Jewish in the film. I don't think it is
made they're just dog whistling by giving the name right
then just being like it's about wealth or control of
the media. Greedy to second there, Miles so Gibson's publicist

(53:29):
points out that it's clearly not about the roths Child's
because of that missing suh, and it would be embarrassing
to suggest otherwise. He wrote, quote, um, I feel the
need to spare you any embarrassment to to a journalist
who asked about this kind He's like, I feel the

(53:49):
need to spare you any embarrassment. As I'm told, this
film is about a fictional family, hence the name Rothchild
versus the Roth's Child family to which you are referring,
completely unrelated to your premise and angle. Hopefully this is
helpful to you who wrote the script. I don't know
a guy. I wonder, Yeah, I'm curious. I wonder if,

(54:11):
like Mel Gibson was ever like, I'll do it if
you change the name, huh, you know, to Rothschild. I mean, also, like,
what the funk do they think people are going to think?
It's like having a basketball movie and the character's name
is Michael Jordan's. There's them on the end different than
Michael Jordan this is George Dumb Michael Jordan, and it's

(54:31):
about this, really the legendary basketball player who's an asshole
the children. Yeah, but nothing to do with his airness.
We don't know why Michael Jordan's objects to the making
of this movie. Don't embarrass yourself, right right? Yeah, so
I feel the need to spare you any embarrassment. This
is about Michael very different end of questions. He went

(54:53):
to the University of South Carolina. Yes, so, uh the
University of North Caroline. So North Carlyn chap Hall, Chapel,
chap Hall, Chapel Hall. Uh stupid. Anyways, So, like I said,
there are three movies that are being shopped at con

(55:14):
starring Mel Gibson. There's a Rothchild. There is a movie
called Fat Man in which mel Gibson stars as Santa
Claus and a child uh I get it, sorry who
leaves coal for puts out a hit on him. And
then there's a movie in which he plays a cop. Wait,

(55:34):
I'm sorry, go back. The Fat Man is about someone
who put a hit out on Santa, in which he's Santa.
Yeah wow, and he's like a It's sort of like
an R rated bad Santa style. Nothing in Santa hates
Jewish people in that movie. That's a key component of
the plot. Alright. So he's also co starring in Force

(55:55):
of Nature with Kate Bosworth, about a cop who stops
a heist ring a hurricane. Now that probably reminds you
of Hurricane Heist, which is a movie from the makers
of Fast and Furious that came out a couple of
years ago. Yes, arrived in quickly departed like a hurricane. Yeah,
it was not very did not make a mark unlike

(56:17):
a hurricane at the box office. It was pretty quickly forgotten. Um,
But don't confuse us with that, because this movie is
about a cop. It's a little bit more great gritty,
And it's important to remember a story that we covered
way back at the beginning of the Daily Zeitgeist, when
a hurricane was bearing down on the United States. Yeah,

(56:40):
where a bunch of racists were making up fake posts
about looting. Uh, and they basically pretended like they were
part of some like crew. They were like, yo, yo, yo,
we were going to loot this place. Son. It was
like like what an old about to retire white geometry?
To your teacher who works in like a black community,

(57:02):
like his version of how he thinks people of color
top Jesus. Right, So they were making up just basically
black criminals who were going to loot during this hurricane
so that they could basically, you know, talk about how
somebody needed to go in there with guns, make sure
you have your guns because these people will loot you

(57:23):
or whatever exactly. So this becomes a thing. Anytime there's
a hurricane, there is rumors of looting that get wildly
exaggerated by the right wing media and even more exaggerated
by racist people on social media. And in this movie,
Mel Gibson stars as a cop who has to stop
a hoist during a hurricane. So, Jesus, I mean, who

(57:46):
are the thieves? It's the hurricane. The hurricane is actually
trying to take money out of the bank. It's a
sentient hurricane with eyes and I don't know if it's
really you know, you can't compare that hurricane black. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
big time change them all about to come through. That's
how they write, would write that Loquisha is a movie. Okay, so,
oh my god, we did you guys talk about We

(58:09):
did not talk about I could not even It's such
a farce on its face, it's my twe if we
were going to talk about tweets later, my yes or lesser?
Did you see what he did with a Loquisha movie?
He claimed to have directed it and that it was
his brain child, and he did a big q n
a online as to his thought process behind creating Loquija

(58:31):
really thought and a few people started falling for where
like there was a message forwards saying I can't believe
the guy who made this movie was black, but it
was like like messages from he was like it was
fully funded by Emily Gordon and I want to thank
her for preparing for the entire movie. People, it's amazing.
Go look follow Yes or Lesser is one of the
funniest tweets are saying. And also, I guess we should

(58:52):
talk about Luquisha movie since we're here already. Yeah, what
else do we have? Luquisha is a film if you
were not aware, if you don't go on social media
a lot, or you know, you get most of your
news from us, I'm sorry, but Loquisha is this film
about this struggling man who happens to be white, and
he's not not a major plot point exactly. Okay, so
brace yourself. Tell me if you've heard this. It's about

(59:12):
a white father whose son needs money for school and
he's going to do anything to get this money because
his child is very gifted, but he cannot afford it.
But he's struggling with this new marketplace where white men
can't catch a break. Yeah, and he's trying to do
you know, he's got a voice for radio. He's he's
done a couple Thank you was multiple un um so

(59:38):
on that one. So in this film, he's like, there's
a moment where I think he auditions for like this
radio gig, and the guy's like, look, man, I'm sorry.
It's like, you're the best guy for the job, but
I can't give it to you. Man. It's got to
be a woman of color probably or some ship like
that basically, and then oh the racist light bulb goes off.
Then he assumes this. He creates this character of Loquisha,

(59:58):
a black woman who gives advice in her radio call
and show, and it's basically this white guy doing this
mammy voice and giving people fucking and it becomes a hit.
And so the conflict is, how does he this show
becomes more popular more popular, but people want to see Loquisha,
but Loquisha happened just be Brian or whatever the fund
this guy's name is, and that's the plot. So for

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me and everybody was just could not believe like who
this was for. And I think Lacy Moseley had a
really good tweet about She's like, She's like, this actually
proves the reverse that this mediocre white guy could make
a movie about a mediocre white guy and still have
it made. So in it, where's the lesson? Also, like
who the fuck greenlit this ship? Or it must be

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funded by like the Waltons or some ship. The opposite,
by the way, is true. The opposite. So you know,
they've shown that people who have quote like ethnic names
or you know, names that suggests that you are a
person of color are less likely to get called for
job interview is And meanwhile, minorities who whitened job resumes

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get more interviews. So the the exact opposite of this
is true. And this is just a a dog whistle
to racists by a racist to enter the culture war. Basically, well,
you know, first, if you're in the dominant culture, when
equality begins to creep up, it might, I guess to
some people feels like things are taken away from you, right,

(01:01:24):
which is completely what is happening the fun? Do you
mean we'll only be born on second? Yeah, my father
was born on third. His father was born on third. Uh.
My mother was born in the dugout right. Anyways, Blake,
it's been a pleasure having you, man, the pleasure has
been all mine. Where can people find you at Blake
Wexler on social media? And then um mae you Dirty

(01:01:47):
Snitch with Blake Wexler Live show at the Dynasty Typewriter
Theater ten pm, Christine Madrono. It's recently Todd Glass, a
bunch of other Daily Sigeist friends, family will be on him.
That's the show you try to get Jack and I
to do, right, Uh. Yeah, And we don't have any
we don't have weird conflicts and I have dirt on
this dude. It's a show where you tell about talking

(01:02:09):
about times that you rat it out the other person
and you're working relationship is too good for you to
be apparently, But yeah, I appreciate you guys thinking about it,
though I still think about it, and I was like
I felt bad. I was like, damn, I would do it,
but like I don't know anything about Jack. No, thank
you for being honest. That's keep my friends close with
my enemies closer, you know what I am? I yeah,
I don't know. It wasn't clear. I guess yeah, yeah,

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at least um uh And is there a tweet you've
been enjoying? Uh? Yeah, it was that. It's this thread
with um Yes sir about the Liquisition movie actually, where
he's answering all these questions as if he directed it.
So just go to at Yes or Lester and there's
a whole I can't even pick one because there's like

(01:02:52):
forty tweets and it's it's amazing, all right. Uh, Miles,
where can people find you? You can find me own
Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Gray. A couple of
tweets I like one is from brain Emo at gay Horny.
Uh says my friend is getting sued by a member

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of the Shins because her stripper name is the same
as his daughters, which he's trying to copyright to build
a baby lifestyle brand around hashtag fuck indie rock. Wait
that's true. I don't know, it could be. I don't
know if it matters. Yeah, well, I don't know. And
then the next thing just says, anyway, I think they're
just trying to scare her into forfeiting her Instagram handle,
which they want but not enough to purchase from her apparently. So, oh,

(01:03:35):
that's what it is. I guess. I guess that's what's happening.
Is now that I read that, it must have been
that the one of the dudes from the Shins wanted
this handle for his baby's lifestyle brand. This dancer has it,
and it's trying to get her to come up off
the handle. Uh, please do not give in. I've had
great experiences with indie rock people, but it sounds like
the Shins suck. Um and I have another tweet from

(01:03:57):
Blaine capatch name at blink Happage. Ben Shapiro says, the
claress is located in a different place on every woman.
That is so funny, Ah, Ben Um some tweets I've
been enjoying. Uh soarm Booie tweeted, I'm so upset seeing
people shame others on here for not washing their legs

(01:04:19):
in the shower. You don't have to wash your legs.
They are self cleaning, so are your arms and hair
and butthole showers caused deafness that travels through water. Read
a book and then this one's actually really dope. Megan
Amaron tweeted the beautiful dedication in Gloria Steinham's new book
My Life on the Road. Thank you, Gloria. Uh it

(01:04:41):
says this book is dedicated to Dr John Sharp of London, who,
in nineteen fifty seven, a decade before physicians in England
could legally perform an abortion for any reason other than
the health of a woman, took the considerable risk of
referring for an abortion a twenty two year old American
on her way to India, knowing only that she broken
an engagement at home to seek an unknown fate. He said,

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you must promise me two things. First, you will not
tell anyone my name. Second, you will do what you
want to do with your life. Dear Dr Sharp, I
believe you, who knew the law was unjust, would not
mind if I say this so long after your death.
I've done the best I could with my life. This
book is for you. Uh yeah, that's fucking dope. And

(01:05:25):
fuck Alabama. I guess uh all jerrymandering that leads all
this kind of ship. It's not just Alabama. But you know,
we'll get into that tomorrow. Probably not fun the people
of Albem. No, no, there's some good uh oh. And
also I really like Shen the Birds tweet. Briety tweeted
Robert Pattinson to play the Batman for Matt Reeves and
Warner Brothers, and Shen the Bird tweeted Cass Taylor Lautner

(01:05:45):
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on miles What's that going to be? I can't get
enough of Swammy million. Last week we went on Chocolato okay,
and then I can't listen to the album and another
banker came betwixt my ears that it was perfect. Yeah,
we'll keep that. Yeah, we can't edit that out because

(01:06:28):
it won't let us. That's that's me, that's me paying
my tuition to the School of Experience on Mike. Now,
this song is called Cafe c F E and and
again just a really dope, chopped up beat. The drums
are a little off, but it gives it that flavor
is live. Then there's like a good vocal sample. I'm
just liking this. If you like beat maker type stuff,
you will like this too. And then just play just

(01:06:50):
look this if you go to the gym. It's a
really short track, but I mean, like, imagine this is
a trailer to your life and you will get fucking
pomped up. I mean, in a way a good song
does come between your makes your brain a little happyness,
feeling more liking. Uh. I like the way you move.
I mean Big Boys says that right, uh yeah, coming
straight into your memory banks. Wait what does he say?

(01:07:12):
Um wait, hold on your big sphinx? Is that the
next line? No, no, big big, your big old he
goes now, Boys always saying things like your big old spink.
That's no, don't like now, that's for anyone asking give
me one passing drop. There goes in eargasm. That's not
thinking of Now you're coming out the side of your face.

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