SOTU: Tiffany Trump Gets It White, Millennials Killing Inequality Industry 2.6.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season sixty eight, episode
three of their Daily Night Guy, the podcast where we
take a deep dive into America's share consciousness. It's Wednesday,
February six, two nine tea. My name is Jack O'Brien.
A K. He is Jack O'Brien. No, he is Miles Gray.
Listen to Daily's like Guys every Day. That was courtesy

(00:24):
at Hannah Soltis and I'm sorry to be joined as
always buy my co host, Mr Miles Gray. That is right,
it's me Miles Gray, a K Miles piles of scrabble
Tiles Gray and shouted to uh the reason my Sir
Rich Ramy goes. He said, I just left, so it
must be funny. You know, I didn't think it was funny,

(00:45):
but I wanted to indulge you because you did. And
there's nothing better than lasting cans. And my a K
was actually from at Jessica Hill. But I am just
so disappointed in Hannas Saults from not coming up with it. Uh,
try harder and thank you j Hill. What we are
throwed to be joined in our third seat by the
hilarious comedian and new father, Mr Billy Wayne Debon Good morning. Wait,

(01:11):
you had a child? Yeah, oh cool, I have. I
had one before and now I have another one. Right
new father, I'm playing. I know about Billy's life. I
messaged him. Yeah. For people who are concerned about our relationships, no,
it's nice. Um yeah, I'm I've done that thing where
I slept three hours at a time here right there
for like four tove days. You have no idea what

(01:32):
it is it Yeah? No, I did have to ask
my guy here, okay. And I also, you know, you
get diarrhea. I'm just being a waite. Sleep deprivation. Yeah, yeah,
your body just start like certain functions just start breaking down.
I thought. I was like, I got a flu shot,
so there's like a yesterday. I mean, that's also how
tired I am. I was like, I think I'm getting

(01:53):
the flu. And then someone was like, I just think
you need to take care of I was like, oh,
that's probably the whole thing. So also, that's what I
also learned. That's what Navy seals the first two days
of Hell week. They just give them a newborn. Is
that true? And they all start ringing the bell yeahs

(02:14):
And nope. I thought we're gonna blow some ship up.
So your new baby was born on Friday. Congratulations today night.
We're We're very happy for you guys, and it is
your child. Night gang. Okay, that's that's the most important.
All right, man, We're gonna get to know you a
little bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell
our listeners what we're talking about today. It is the

(02:35):
State of the Union special. We're gonna talk about not
that at first, and then we're gonna talk about that.
But first, Billy Wayne, we like to ask our guest,
what is something from your search history that is revealing
about who you are. Let's just see right now. Let's see, Oh,
here we go. Defective ry Obi batteries. Oh what you

(02:57):
got a R O B drill or something and that well,
they those batteries go out after a while. And I
was like, the rechargeable ones. Yeah, and I just looked
up and you can fix them, okay, yourself. So that's
what I'm gonna do once I get some what you've
been working on that that I just I was reorganizing
my shop and I was like, they don't work. That
made me mad? Is that a good brand of power tool?

(03:20):
It's an affordable brand and it's bright green. Yeah, yeah,
I know they're like neon green. It reminds me you
need to be careful with these. I feel like people
are gonna hop in the mention be like, no, man,
you want I think, yeah, no, I'm sure that it's
like the lesser brand. Yeah. Well, because it's it's also
the one that's like so cheap, always like, yeah, maybe
I should get this leaf blower, the battery powered one

(03:40):
and it works fine. Yeah, exactly. That is their trademark. Yes, yes,
and it's for how often I use it. It's like
it does the job. I'm not a professional, but you're
starting a business with their tools. Yes, it is fine.
What is something you think is underrated? Oh? Um, the

(04:01):
North Mississippi All Stars? Which is that a band? Yes?
And I'm happy to be opening for them Thursday at
the Roxy. Okay, look at you. I think Luther Dickinson
is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time.
So what's their style? It's blues. They're from Mississippi. How
many white boys? How many All Stars? Just to them
just it's a it's they're the band's usually a three piece,

(04:22):
but it's two brothers. The drummer and a lead guitarist,
and it is it's special what they do. Oh yeah,
you smiled as you said, I really thought about it.
It is really special. Yeah. So well, it's always fun
when they're like, I don't even talk about price. When
they're like, hey, we're gonna be do you want to,
I'm like, yep, it's like a free show him. Is that?

(04:43):
So check them out? Yeah? There? What makes them different? Like,
because I can I'm looking at you and you're like,
you have a good feeling about this man? What is
so different about them that you're like, m there. I mean,
they're just two dudes. They really like blues music and
you can tell and it that's what they play and
I play it really really really well. Are they from Mississippi? Yeah,

(05:04):
their dad was so their dad was like a producer
and blues producers, so that it's in them. But when
like I took yeah, I took my dad opened for
him in San Francisco couple last year, a couple of
years ago, and I took my dad. You know, he's
grew up in the seventies. I was like, he's gonna
dig these guys. And they started playing. He was like,
holy oh well yeah, So I was like, yeah, speaking

(05:28):
of All Stars, Purple Ribbon, All Stars Kryptonite, I'm on
it is a great song that people should check out.
I'm gonna throw my own underrated in in there. I'll
be on it. Uh. That was what Big Boy came
out to. I thought he was about to perform one
of my favorite little known rap songs. And then they

(05:50):
had like exactly three seconds of that song and then
went on to it just as I'll be on it
man all day, straight up with me, you and fammy
and not even that. No, it wasn't tonight. Okay, well
Andre was going to come out. That would have been amazing.

(06:11):
I think you just keep I was like, just do it.
He's probably just to a principal. He's like, nam, I
don't want to be. I was just hoping for more
than one verse from Big Boy and that you've been
talking about this for a few days that give Hi, Yeah,
we don't give that dream makes me. My theory too,
is they didn't realize that Travis Scott was a black guy, Like,

(06:36):
because there's his old heads are like, who's this Travis Scott,
Adam Levine. That sounds fantastic, And then this Travis Scott.
That sounds like a good kid. We'll just play at
Travis Scott played lacrosse with my son. He's that country
singer right with the long hair. And that's Travis Trip.
Close enough, it must be similar. Why were there two raps?

(06:58):
What if something you think is over a uh the
NFL brass? Oh come on, man, I just think they're
getting sloppy. And it feels like it's not even more
than the NFL. I feel like this trans there's a
power transparency here that is weird right now. Where it

(07:19):
used to be like there was like you had to
really look for what they were doing, right, and now
it's very transparent, and one's hiding it in a way,
which is concerning that they just completely blackballed Colin Kaepernick
and like weren't really trying to hide it. And then
and then I had Roger Goodell go out with famous
civil rights leaders to be like, look, guys, I'm woke,

(07:44):
deeply uncomfortable watching Well it's yeah, And I mean, when
are white people going to realize the this is my
black friend thing not going to work as a defense.
But it's it's always deployed every time, maybe because it
maybe it convinces white people. Yeah, they're not trying to
convince because people like, ok he's a good white, right,

(08:05):
he's a good white we all agree, Yeah, Okay, Roger
um that there, Roger gadellas Satan, except like Satan would
be better at it probably, so he's just incompetent. He
would let Satan, would let them do the new performance
enhancing drugs, the New Orleans thing too. Oh yeah, that

(08:26):
call was like it was just come on, you know
what I mean, Like, I don't like being that person
to be like, hey, some of this stuff is rigged.
I don't like that. I don't like having to think
that way, right, but it's very clear when it happens
that way. Well, after Katrina, they won, they won the
super Bowl, and then on nine eleven after that year,

(08:48):
New England Patriots won the you know what I mean?
And then the were they not were the Saints that
you're not good? Like? Was er? Fine? Okay? Do you
know what I mean? It's right they haven't been good
in the long sure, sure, but I think I'm I mean,
you can't like be that terrible and like fall backwards
into the super Bowl. No, I understand that, but What's
funny though, when Jack and I were at the airport

(09:10):
when that Saints Rams game happened, and when that call
got blown, I looked at him, go, yeah, watch this,
fucking Rams are gonna win and end up going to
the super Bowl off that ship. And sure. Anyway, what
does a myth, Billy Wayne, the X marks the spot? Yeah?
Usually X as a trap. Wow, huh, no example I needed.

(09:36):
I don't think it's X marks the trap. Thank you.
That's what they should be saying, which I think is
the two James line too. Alright, guys, let's talk about
what's going on. We are recording super late at night
because we stuck around in the Zeke Cave to watch

(09:57):
the State of the Union address and the rebuttal. Also
watched the prebuttle. Uh and but before we get to that,
there are just two images. We We spent a lot
of time also in the office just looking at bullshit
on the internet. Uh So. One of the promoted stories
that caught my attention, not enough to click on it,

(10:17):
mind you, but the headline was wait, what website was this? First?
I forget I think it might have been five right, Okay, Yeah,
it was just like one of those taboola things adds
by red right contents like at the bottom of a
blog you're at and being like, we're going to try
and pretend this is an article. And it says even
doctors are concerned about Baron Trump's i Q, which very strange.

(10:41):
It's the construction that's really interesting to me that makes
me think even scientists don't understand this weight lost hip
right exactly. It's just like an algorithmic construction of like
this expert group can't believe this, or like these three
child stars have changed, you won't believe of number two. Yeah,
and then the there was this weird asher drawing thing

(11:04):
on the front of Drudge Report all day where he
screencapped the front page of Drudge because it said teflon
Donald and he's like, yeah, that's right, and he screencapped
that and tweeted it out, and then Drudge tweeted a
screencap of that. So the front page of Drudge Report
looked like a optical illusion. It was so fucking weird.

(11:26):
You too have not slept, Yeah, it looks like, yeah,
Drudge seption is what's happening there? The right and the president.
I think we're feeling themselves again. Heading into this state
of the Union. Was the vibe I was getting. I'm
kind of still curious about the Baron Trump thing, like
what that like article was about. Is there a a

(11:50):
working theory? Are people like he has something wrong with him?
Or is is there like a conspiracy theory out there?
Gosh do I go to message boards on that subject
every once in a while, maybe you know, by an
accident only. And then I also wanted to give people
a window into what the Zeke Gang is out here doing. Uh.

(12:13):
The watch P Challenge guest Danny Fernandez talked about how
a few type watch P into your search engine into Google,
the third uh top result like auto complete is watch
people Die? And hers was first. Hers was first, That's
what she was like, WHOA right? Yeah yeah, so, uh,

(12:37):
member of the Zeke Gang used a VPN to change
different locations to make the Internet think they were in
Australia or the UK, and it was like watch People
Die was I think fifth in Australia and seven in uh,
the UK, third in California, and then first in Afghanistan.

(13:01):
So I think everybody's just trying to watch people die. Really,
it's in general, it's just a good a good window
into who we are as a people. Well, I mean,
look at what's Netflix puts out. It's all serial killer stuff,
and it's all that we are. I mean, there's a
whole channel called the I D Channel which is just

(13:22):
like murder, how do we ide this body? And it
was a different person that did murder? All right, I
don't watch it. Yeah, It's just interesting that people are
that straightforward about it, that they're like, I want to
watch people die. Well, Faces of Death? Do you guys
remember that the HS? I remember being fifteen and renting

(13:42):
Faces of Death. Oh yeah, and my friend who the
Secret Service Station, Actually, well, are you gonna put that
out there? Okay? Cool? Well he knows, I mean, he
knows he's in the secret and he's my buddy, so
it's like it's fine. Um, And I've talked about on stage.
I think too. But we watch Faces like we're fifteen,
and I remember eating pizza as it started and then

(14:04):
us having to stop the VHS to finish the pizza
because we're like, oh, this is like a real thing. Yeah,
it was weird that that was just some ship you
could rent at a store, but I guess because it
was fake. No, it wasn't fake. Yeah, well of death
was fake. It was. It turns out all of it, Yeah,
I think all of it. How was all of it fake?

(14:26):
I think it was. I don't know. I was surprised too.
I thought for sure that it was. My core is
shattered a little. You thought you had watched that many
people die? I just I mean, I can still see
some of the images from that. Yeah, I can that.
That was some of the more formative experiences of my

(14:46):
young life was watching which Which are the ones that
stick out to you might? I mean, and this is
messed up, but this is my dark since humor. My
favorite one is there's like a sorority. One sorority for
turning people partying and going to do a bungee jump.
I could do it yourself, bungee jump off the building,
but they forget that some buildings don't. They remove the

(15:10):
four Oh. So they're like, we have exactly thirteen stories
worth of things and then they jump off and it's
like and to me, it's so funny because they're all
like yeah, and then you hear the guy jumping. Everybody
goes crazy and then whack and then you just hear
what and that I remember it's all laughing because it's
so stupid. But that is almost two perfect I know

(15:36):
as I think of it now. Yeah, it does seem
fake as hell, but yeah, very funny. They say, is fake.
There is some genuine footage. Yeah, well there's a couple
like where it's just in the street. It's like a
surveillance camera, like an ambulance hitting another like a person
crossing the street or something like that. Although I'm told
that not all surveillance footage that you find on line

(16:00):
is authentic. Uh. He had a bad problem telling you
see the surveillance footage, man, that's like the leading. That's
like a whole genre of faked videos. Well, watch this
person trying to clean a bar and they fall through
the window, just like with the Yeah, I mean, the
fake viral thing really hit an offensive peak levels when

(16:22):
Kimmel did the fake Waltwork one where she knocked the
candle the candle over and like her apartment caught fire, right, people,
that's when like people were still I think that's when
in the mainstream people like, wait, some people fake these
videos for attention. Yeah. I worked on I wrote for
Ridiculousness for for like a season, and that was a
big problem. Wow, which episode I don't remember? Good jokes man,

(16:46):
Yeah right, Um, there was a lot of fun, um,
a lot of fun because those riting sessions are a
real nightmare because it's you can only say so many
things about people falling down because it's just the video
of another person falling down. The writer's room, they're just like,
all right, let's just put some stuff about this one.
It's like what Rob would say, right. But that was

(17:07):
a problem they had on that show, was like they
would have to scrutinize these videos because that first they're like,
you wouldn't believe how many of them are actually fake? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
And they were like, that's an odd thing to think
about it, like most of them are on accidents. Most
of these just jackasses, Like let's let's do a fake accident, right, right,
right right, And then they do it, and then they're like,

(17:29):
where's the money? Yeah exactly. That's the that's the thing
that never the people in rights and clearances that offered
us and perpetuity across the universe or anybody who ever
tried to get paid by MTV me included. Yes, yeah,
that is not a good literally, poor them, all right,

(17:50):
let's take a quick break and we'll come back and
talk about the State of the Union. And we're back,
and you, guys, I think we can all agree that
tonight was the night that Donald Trump brought this nation

(18:12):
together and truly became our president. Yeah, what do we
what what's the criteria for that? To just say things
in front of a joint session? And well he I
mean he got everybody to agree on some very controversial
things like America's rolling World War two. Uh, children with cancer,

(18:33):
He's on the side children against the cancer with the children. Um, yeah,
I mean those are the main ones. But yeah, I
mean before we kind of really wrap our heads around
that majestic thing, we should just mention that Kamal Harris
had a prebuttle was a little bit dry, dry as
the one felt very rehearsed. Yeah, she looked like she

(18:55):
could have used a couple such of water a little
bit such bitches, we are sucking caddy. Uh. And then yeah,
the State of the Union rolled along, and yeah, it
really was like one of those things where it was like,
if you really have no achievements to point to, and
you have no actual agenda going forward, just look at
the past and point at things that we can all

(19:15):
agree are nice and things that some can agree are bad.
It rolled along like a square wheeled wagon, just like
like are you doing it? Like? That was my favorite
part was watching even the g O. P. S faces
a couple of times, like on that side, just where
even they were like, I don't know what he's saying,

(19:37):
right you don't. I mean we should clap. I'm sure
for the loyalty part, but right they're like, it's fucking
ten thirty yards is our guy, isn't it? I guess
this is this kind of what he did at the last,
at his first State of the Union is it was
like a more pleasant speech than we're used to getting
from him. And then we were used to and he
was on prompter, but he used that remember last year
we talked about it was his menagerie of freaky immigrants

(19:59):
and like Victor like, it was all about trying to
show all of the horrors of pete, whether it was
North Korea, whether it was like the parents of like
Otto warm beer that were there. Then it would be
like a family who had a relative killed by an
immigrant or something, and it was still kind of the same.
This is one of those but that might actually be
a record low for him, like per minute of speech,

(20:22):
given he only talked about one person murdered by an
illegal immigrant. Yeah. That that Yeah, I guess that shows restraint. Yeah,
that's a new low. I was a little disappointed though,
because you know, the guest lists were something a lot
of people were talking about, like a lot of the
members of Congress bringing someone along with them, usually as
some kind of you know, to send a message, to
make a statement. I think Chuck Schumer asked an air

(20:45):
traffic controller to come. Uh, Alexandria Kazio Cortez had Um,
the activist Anna Maria Archila, who was the one of
the women who confronted Jeff Flake in the elevator during
the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. Uh. And then like then it
kind of turned into like every sort of person brought
someone that either helped them look better or showed like

(21:07):
that they're one that they achieved stuff Like Corey Booker
brought someone who like basically benefited from uh, the criminal
Justice reform Billy pass, which is great, but again he's
running for presidents, so he's like and like, look at
this guy that my work has helped and which is
you know, that's your prerogative to bring who you want
to bring. But my favorite, one of my favorites, Like

(21:27):
on the right, there were some people who had just
brought like real vanilla kind of guests, like, oh, this
is a woman who has like a code company for
like STEM programs to like get young girls and women
involved in STEM programs. I forget someone from Arizona. She
brought a nineteen year old rapper was missing his job
but was like a good advocate for child hospitals. Yeah,

(21:48):
it was almost like now that Democrats have become like
more authentically diverse, the Republicans immediately assumed the mantle of
doing the completely empty gesture towards wokenus, like we brought
it's the same thing. That's who it is is doing that.
It's like the Super Bowl commercials. Then instead of commercials,

(22:12):
it was politicians bringing like that commercial next to them
and being like, look at it was to me and
I think I said this when we were watching. It
was like it bothers me. How clearly theater it is
now where it used to be, there was some kind
of order and ritual, for lack of a better word,

(22:34):
to like what it was and Hey, this is what
we're doing as a country. And now it's that everyone's
playing to the media. For sure, everyone's playing to the
camera every like it's just purely theatrics. So there's not
it's the politics of it are we didn't watch politics
and watch theatrics. He and speaking of theatrics, he did

(22:56):
seem to be taking some details from like Obama era
Democrats where he was saying I think he specifically said, uh,
victory is not winning for our party, victory is winning
for our country. And you know that he wants to
like have more bipartisanship and work together. And but then

(23:19):
he also uh said that you know, he would work
with the Democrats if they stopped investigating him. It's just like,
a while, that's a that's a move my nine year
old mate, He's like, Hey, I'll do my homework if
you give me ice cream. And you're like, nope, you're
just gonna do your homework. How about this for you?

(23:44):
One of my favorite guests. I'm really surprised we never
got to see this in the crowd. Uh. Well no,
we'll get to Joshua a second. But speaking of white
people having black guests to aligned themselves, to seem less racist.
Who do you think Steve King brought from Iowa? I'm
the racist nazimfortable. I'm telling you, billy you this. When

(24:06):
I tell you, you you will know who he invited. Like,
this is not it's not an abstract thing. Imagine someone
in that world who would be willing to go with
Steve King person of color. I'm glad. Oh go ahead,
Diamond and Silk. I'm sorry, Miles. Only Diamond was able
to go because you King can only get one ticket,
so he made them do a fucking coin toss and

(24:30):
Diamond one. So um yeah, it's just the emptiest of
ways to protect yourself against claims of racism. You're a racist,
everybody knows it. And then like here we go, get
the Your platform is I'm a racist? Right. That's the
weirdest part. I don't understand of like, yeah, that move

(24:53):
right right his racist supports and be like what the
fun is this? And I understand, like what this white?
This sentence I'm about to say starts, but let me
handish it. It's like, if you're gonna be a racist,
be a racist, right, that's your platform, right, Don't be
a cowardly racist? That's it. That's the thing. Yes, yeah,

(25:14):
well you know the optics of of that. I think
he must have thought, well, my my reelection is in
the bag. Yeah, I think well, I think he or
this is a sign that he's like, okay, the Trump
ways like not working, or at least the people around
him have jiu jitsued him enough to be like, Okay,
we've got him to come around to this idea at

(25:35):
least paying lip service to the idea of you know, bipartisanship,
but they can't actually make him do anything like that
is compromising. Do you want to keep your power right?
And he will be like yeah, that's my favorite thing.
And then they're like, well, you gotta sit next to
this black fellow, and he was like, right, okay, shout

(25:57):
out to whoever the pastor was in the front row
who was linked all the way back with a and
like literally just sucking his teeth Like I'm not a
body language expert, but he has clearly said this is
some bullish right. Was one of the most entertaining things
to watching them. But like he also paid lip service
to you know, pre existing conditions, you know, like the

(26:21):
things that the Democrats ran against him on. And one
on and he's like, okay, I will take that right.
But all he has done his entire administration is to
work towards you know, fucking people over eliminating those pre
existing conditions. Um the other thing. Yeah, Like when he
also pointed to the fact that like the record number
of women in Congress, it's like, yeah, off the back

(26:43):
of your shitty, like your presidency has motivated people in
this country in such a way, and he was acting
like he achieved something other than people got in there
in opposition to him. Well he I think what happened
was didn't he say something about women employment being at
that time first? And then he then he talked of
then he pivoted acknowledged the okay, and then all cratic

(27:04):
women were like that's us. They were all looking on
the right, like on the right side of the chamber,
like I don't wear the women on your right because
that's like the pure narcissist in him right where it's like,
no matter what, even if it's a negative consequence of
his action, it's like, look what I did for them, though,
and I did that because of my dumb He's like,
you started going to the doctor because I gave you

(27:25):
her pies. That's exactly, and that's how you figured out
you had athletes, and in that way, I saved you exactly. Uh.
And the way Drudge covered that interaction was Trump winning
over Democrats with job gains for women. Uh so you
just took a screen cap of the standing and was like,

(27:46):
He's won over the Democrats because the narrative. Again, we've
talked about how the right goes into just events with
a narrative they want to project. They went into the
super Bowl with a narrative that it was going to
be a woke fest that was gonna offend them and
take a side against them as red blooded Americans. It
didn't happen, they still wrote the articles, well this I
think they wanted. They had the idea because the White

(28:09):
House said going into the State of the Union, this
was going to be him taking a conciliatory like uniting
all American stance, and they're just finding ways to portray
it that way. And yeah, he also again like threatened
them to stop investigating him, said that he we would

(28:29):
definitely be in a bloody, bloody war with North Korea
if he had not been elected president of the United States.
He got some genuine laugh. He got laughs. Um, even
a homeboy who had the eye patch, who's the Republican
congressman who had that thing with Pete Davidson. He was
even smirking after that, were like yeah, okay, man. Like

(28:51):
then even my favorite is just the General's like that's
how disciplined they are as human beings, just staring at
that man. Yeah, because they can't they can't have any
politically motivated stances or whatever. So I guess the other
side of that is like I literally have to go
in and shut my brain off for ninety minutes. Thank you,
boot camp. Although there were although there are many moments

(29:12):
where you could tell he was having some weird takes
about like military and things like that, and I was like,
I think they're grinding their teeth. Yeah, without a doubt,
Um he did. Trump did specifically say America will never
be a socialist country, and that got the biggest like
like from the right and all the the mostly men

(29:35):
on the right on the right side, you know, amongst
the guests, there was uh, you know Joshua Trump I
think was his name, a young boy who was being
bullied for his last name. I was hoping that Donald
Trump would you know, acknowledge him to get to get
the attention of the House of the Chamber, to be

(29:55):
like and this boy. I know, I just talked about
people who have survived things like or or the you know,
police officers shot during the synagogue shooting, or someone who
escaped to concentration camp. But let me point you to
this young boy here in school was getting bullied because
his name is Trump. Luckily he didn't do that. I
got struck from This does not compute for him. I'm

(30:16):
sure he struck that from the script because everybody loves
him in his version of events. Uh there are there's
the media and their version where people hate him, but
that's not the truth. So it completely punctures his reality
that a kid would be actually actually because he just
thinks the media hates him because they well, he's getting bullied.
His weakness too well, I don't want this right right, Um,

(30:42):
it's a stand in. It's just like some big dude.
It's like in this young make can you believe he's
getting bullied? And then also quickly buzz Aldrin, he had
a lot of bracelets on. I was not ready for that.
Buzz Aldrin looks like he got real Santa fet out.
Yeah he did. He looks like he yeah, like they
tried to keep him saying at Los album, I was like,

(31:04):
just like, we'll keep a watch on this guy's not yeah. Yeah,
I think he just like got loose and he's like
I bought a bunch of bracelets and I bunched of
guys said something about the moon landing. Yeah, I believe
the over under for a number of bracelets that he
was gonna be wearing was zero, and he had liked
when I got what I had to google because some

(31:25):
people were like, can we talk about his thumbs and
thumbs are so big? Yeah, Look, this guy's been to
the moon. Let's not being off his hands. But when
I'm looking at pictures, he's been rocking the bracelet look
for at least a few years now. He watched parts
of the caravan and he's like, I got this ship right.
Can you imagine He's like this Jack Sparrow. Guys, guys
gotta figured out this is a look now, this is
what I'm talking. Fuck the leisure suits. Have you ever

(31:46):
seen the video the interview? I think I've talked about
it before on the podcast. When they first came back
from the moon and they were all just they looked
like they are just coming down off the acid, like
they're just so fucked up. That and his like turning
into an old hippie make me think that he that
that going to the moon is some trippy ship. I

(32:08):
would think so. I would think that it's trippy as
fun to be standing on and on the thing you've
been staring at your whole life, and then just be
down here and be like, you know, I was on
that ship and then come back. Yes, I think that
would be the weird part, to get back in that
ship and be like, we're going back. I just don't
think it's going to live up to this, you guys,
or just the anxiety of knowing what that journey is

(32:30):
like to come by and Buzz didn't want to go back,
and then Neil just whispered, He's like, bracelets, think about
all the bracelets. Look around you, how many bracelets, how
many races? Uh? But yeah, I mean moon moon landing
hoaxers are like, look, look how weird they're acting. They
wouldn't have acted that weird if they just got back
from the moon. But we don't really know that. Yeah,

(32:51):
you don't know how they would act to pull up
to my house after you've just got back from right
exactly right, Well, it sure was a state of the Union.
It was on the longer side. We were closing in
on the longest state of the Union ever given, even
though I'm sure from a word count perspective it was
on the shorter side. But because he reads slowly, h

(33:12):
there were also a couple of moments that we should
just give a shout out to where he like blended
two sentences together. But it wasn't like blending two sentences together.
It was he blent too paragraphs. Brent is the I
that's what that is? Yeah, he blent. Yeah. It was
just like terrible pivoting. Like maybe there wasn't a break
in his teleprompter because it was like basically ending an

(33:34):
idea about uh, something to do with like border security
and then going into school choice like out of nowhere.
But it is I was curious about because the spade
at which he reads that teleprompter is very slow, and
if you've ever read one of those things that it
goes pretty quick, because that's how you're supposed to spade,
and they want to get you know, for segments and whatever.

(33:56):
But like watching him, that's what I kept thinking. I
was like, whoever's doing the teleprompter is probably like manually
manually like scrolling yeah, or having to scroll back because
he hasn't said stuff, or he just stopped for no
fucking reason. Right, it was about like every eight words
was an applause break, yes, essentially, like I'm curious to
know what his longest string of words was before an

(34:18):
applause break, and I wonder if those are there because
he's just not a great reader that he can't do
more than strategy. It's like we're going to have to
clap a lot, a lot because Wilbert Ross almost expired
from all the clapp Wilbert Ross does not look good.
We thought he was going to lay on a rock
right to get his bood. But well, first of all,

(34:39):
they were making him stand up and sit down like
so many times. That's like the most workout he's ever had,
and he just looks like the bottom half of his
faces rot. I like how they talked about food stamps.
There's he said something about it in the record number
of people aren't on food stamps anymore. They cut to him.
It's like the most is that the way you send
food in them food stamp um. I'm bleeding, uh lizard

(35:11):
tongue on the wall, he was he kind of both
sides to tried to have it both ways. At one
point he was saying, you know, the people who voted
for me about it for a wall, and it hasn't
been built yet, so I'm going to build it. But
then he really backtracked because the thing that people voted
for was a sea to shining sea wall that Mexico
was going to pay for, and now he has softened

(35:36):
that wall to being just in places where it's needed,
which is what democrats and everybody has been, where you need,
where it's needed, which is kind of what we have right. Yeah,
but you know he he already he's into deep because
he said he was going to give him that motherfucking
He digs deep real quick, and he's like a character

(35:56):
and a you know, a sitcom, except now he's like
trying to navigate, like, but I told him this, well
it's Dana Gould tweeted why I don't understand why he
just doesn't say he's built a wall because his base
believes anything he says. Anyway, Yeah, that's a good point.
So why doesn't he just say, hey, the wall is awesome.
I think that's basically what he tried to do. And

(36:16):
then in Culture and Russia Limbaugh were like, no, yeah,
because he's now also saying like, oh, you know, there's
new pieces going up constantly, like that's not true. That
isn't that's patently false, verifiably false. He did go full
red meat for the base on abortion rights and you know,
claiming that Democrats are a bunch of baby killers and

(36:38):
in New York they were literally just ripping babies out
of the womb and people were celebrating it and spiking right.
I mean, did you encounter any of that liberal you know,
women trying to steal your baby? Yeah, it was downtown
l A. And that we had to go there's a

(36:59):
secret tone to get away from the from the social Democrats. Um.
But one side that Trump wasn't covering was Tiffany Trump
or you know, as he knows her, who's that? But
she Marlo's daughter, right, she was wearing white well, along
with the Democrats. The Democratic congresswomen were all wearing white

(37:23):
and solidarity. So it's Tiffany Trump maybe by accident, probably
not like you're gonna notice, right, she's just making sure
it's not hot for her after her dad is not
the president. Yeah, just be like, yo, I was that one.
I was trying. I was out even like fuck you dad,
you know what I mean? So and wow, I mean

(37:45):
she really could turn that into a career just if
she has like a couple of fire tweets at her dad.
She could be on the views selling right there. Oh ship,
that would be awesome her on the view against McCain
and then but like she's taking the other side and
wake up meg hand, that's even nice. Can we talk

(38:09):
about how they did the happy birthday thing? Oh? Yeah,
that was cute. I didn't like it. I thought it
was felt it felt forced. Is it's just weird. It
again even we're watching, like yo, I feel like we're
in a t g I Friday. It was weird. I
think they were trying to out adorable each other, like
both sides and right, and so I don't know who

(38:30):
started the happy birthday, but yeah, it was just them
trying to be I don't know, she's like a pep rally. Yeah,
it was like t g I Fridays. NG up the
State of the Union in the USA, and buzz altering
with his wacky tie and bracelets. The USA thing is
amazing that people are still doing that and thinking that's
next well and not giggling where they do it right, Yea,

(38:55):
they are like that chip gets scary in there when
they start chanting USA. Like. There were a couple of
lines when he said something and you just heard like
from the back of the room, dude like just shouting gibberish,
just overcome by the testosterone that they had just injected
into their body. Yeah. I was gonna say that they're

(39:17):
all low t lot guys. But you know, the the rebuttal,
the official robuts from Stacy Abrahams, which was great, I
think more than the content of her words, I think
it was cool to see that they took somebody who
just lost a gubernatorial race and put a woman of
color up there to give the official response of the
Democratic Party, you know, because I think they're they're trying

(39:39):
to Democrats, they get what they're they're trying to present
themselves as. She's very compelling. She has like good teacher
energy when she smiles and when she's serious. I believe
she just seemed so much more human than like literally
anyone else you had seen on TV, Like, you know,

(40:01):
you don't have like chucking Nancy going up there and right, Hi, yeah, kids.
Nancy was giving some looks, she was serving some face
during the State of the Union, but it was just
you know, she was mostly cheerful. That was what she
you know, she tried had to do. She's a player,
gets shots in when the cameras are off. Yeah, yeah,
she playing politics. She's not playing. It's like, oh yeah, honey,

(40:23):
I love that. Clap clap, clap, and no to everything.
Oh and Milania wore a matching face to her President.
Uh he was really I want to go to vacation
where she was at. Yeah that you t Austin, Yeah, yeah,
that's right. Orange. If she put if she put a

(40:46):
ut hoodie on, you'd be like, there's no face that
mac Brown. Let's talk about the inauguration committee. We've mentioned
before that there was some shady ship going on. It
does now look like, uh they well they're they're going
to find out just what sort of shady ship was

(41:06):
going on during the inauguration. Well, for the first off,
when you look at it from the up, you know,
ten thousand feet view, he raised twice over two times
with Obama raised for his inauguration. So they're like, that's
a lot of money for one of these things. So
then there's a recording of like Michael Cohen, remember there's
like a story in the New York Times about how
of I think it was Milania's friend who was like

(41:27):
the party planner, was like took some exorbitant fee for
like being the organizer coordinator for this, And a lot
of people are being like, wait where the fund did
all that money go? Right? So, which is why now yes,
they're the d o J is being like, yeah, hold on,
we need all of these receipts because this is there's
a lot going on because right now there's a they're
just investigations or lines of investigation around a few things

(41:50):
with the inauguration. Like in d C they were curious
about how like, you know, this Ukrainian oligarch like used
a straw donor to buy tickets, and they're like, whoa,
whoa there any clean money left in this administration or
just period we are on We are on the first
weekend right of this administration. This is the first death

(42:13):
with actually the duties of the president and not already
fucking right. Also in uh like Eastern District, in Southern
District of New York and um Brooklyn and Manhattan respectively,
they're looking into crimes already, Like right now, they're the
ones who are really coming heavy with the subpoenas. Are
saying like, look, we suspect there could be fraud, money laundering, corruption, uh,

(42:37):
just legal foreign influence donation campaigns going on. So yeah,
we need to see every single thing. And just because
you know, because they were a nonprofit, I think they
only had to disclose like their top five vendors or something,
so that only accounts for a little wee bit of money.
And they're saying like, oh, and there's a lot of
other ship. And also Robert Mueller had an eye on
it because there were so many oligarchs there. But they're like, yeah,

(43:00):
is this Yeah, people that call themselves oligarchs. You're like, okay,
that's I don't like that. You guys are donating your money.
You're right, yeah, that's what we do. That's our job.
We're like venture capitalists. But for government, right, it's it's
it's something else. And then right now, the person whose
name has been popping up is this guy in mad Zuberry,
who's this venture capitalist, you know, business person, developer, I guess.

(43:25):
And he's donated a lot of money too for politics,
like to Hillary to Obama. I think just basically whoever
the fund is in power, just like because again that's
the games. Yeah, kiss the ring baby, Yeah, and yeah
when it came to Trump, he gave like nine thousand
like off the rip and they're like that's an interesting donation.
Well that just feels like for some of that much

(43:45):
money is just like this is just in case you
you know, it's like a like an agency sign and
a bunch of artists just in case they hit. There
was this sort of thing where Michael Cohen was dangling
like infrastructure information and from these people and like, yo,
if you give some money, like I'll let you know
what our infrastructure, you can try and get ahead of this, right,
don't we have like the receipts for that with him
just being we have that stuff where we knew that

(44:07):
that was a hustle that Michael Cohen had gone, right,
But they're claiming that that was specific to Michael Cohen.
But he was basically pulling like the thing from Goodwill
Hunting where pen Affleck shows up for the Yeah, it
was just such bullshit. Well, the way that this specific
person gets you know, hazy, is that we find out

(44:29):
he has a lot of connections to Qatar, and the
Qataris have been Qatari teenage riot. They have been all
over everything to do with this investigation. Like, I mean
so many Middle Easian country mostly Saturaping Quaitar, but like
Quitar especially because when you think about how the Kushner
family was out in the streets with their hat out

(44:51):
being like, we need money to bail us out of
this disaster. Building was a six six six or whatever
where he was like, we are going to take a
both on this because they're a billion dollars deep. The guitars,
they were like they were trying to get money from them.
The Qatar said, no, we're not feeling it. And then

(45:12):
remember Donald Trump sided with the Saudis with that blockade
against against Qatar. And then suddenly somebody came in with
a little bit of money for the Kushner family that
like controlled about like also somewhere close to two billion
dollars of like the Qatar government's like fund. Qatar is awesome, Oh,
I mean, it's in the worst and best possible, right, Like,

(45:35):
I've been there. I didn't know what it was before
I got there, just just I was on and then
they're going to Doha. I was like sure, and then
I got there and I learned what it was. But
I think it's Qatar is fascinating because they've messed up
the Middle East. There was like the Saudis were doing

(45:56):
this thing, they had their whole thing going, and then
Qatar was like, hey, we got a ton the oil too,
let's fuck some ship up. So they're playing their own
game with those different countries and then we've got us
coming in there. And I think that's why. That just
shows how little that this administration understands foreign policy. And

(46:17):
what's really going on is that they went behind the
Saudis back and we're like, hey, can we have this
money in the Saudis? Right, No, we don't like them. Okay,
we're on your team blockade but maybe not yeah mmm,
like a true grifter y where it's like y'all gonna
sunk up and they're gonna hurt you. Because guitar is
the first place I've ever seen Russian MiGs. And then

(46:39):
they were landing and then two hours later f fifteens
from the America were landing right, and I was like, oh,
everyone has a base in Qatar. Okay, I get how
this works. It's fascinating. So when that was a food
dude who was fine, Um, I think it's one of

(47:00):
those places where if you have some money it's good,
and if you have no money, it's real bad. There
was the open racism and their slavery that was pretty bad,
the slavery that killed people building world cuffs and I
had to get when they had that acidinite idea where like, yeah,
we can do this in the summer here, right, and
then they're like, yeah, no, it's going to have to

(47:22):
be in the winter because the players could perish. And
and also no one can drink here except for in
certain places. We're going to have the most drunk people
in the world. Right. I didn't think that through either.
I had to get Now. The part they show you
is amazing that I had a cab driver take me
to the bad parts because he was he was an
expat and he was like, you want to see the

(47:43):
bad parts and I was like, yeah, and it is
the bad parts. It's it is. It is like the
nicest building you've ever seen and have not those part
of the born identity where you're like those buildings are
crumbling like that kind of stuff. All right, we're gonna
take a quick break. We'll be right back, and we're back.

(48:14):
You guys, Howard Schultz, we're all talking about worked up
about him. Last week, eight just came out with a
pole that pointed out that, in addition to being similar
to Trump and that they're both shitty white billionaire narcissis uh,
eight says that people who supported his consolation of positions

(48:37):
voted for Trump in two thousand and sixteen for the
most part, So chances are it might just give the
secretly racist suburban assholes who vote voted for Trump somebody
else to vote for. I don't think they're secretly racist.
I think they're economically racist. Right, that's okay, that's I
think that unwittingly racist. Yes, yeah, it's like, you know,

(49:00):
I don't see color, I see income bracket exactly. Yeah. Yeah,
I mean I just tweeted. Howard Chilt has given his
rebuttal to the closing shift of the Soto Seattle Starbuck.
He's pretty great. It's but they're all rolling their eyes
there is he why is he talking about all right, Miles,

(49:23):
you you have this thing about how millennials are out here. Wait,
were we are going to talk about how he wanted
people to stop using the word billionaire like it was
a slur. Oh no, he said, it's because of your behavior,
all right, exactly. I mean, I just just there's a
clip if we want to play it. But I was

(49:43):
just like, that was one of the moments and I
was like, dude, this fun fuck this guy just out
of touch. And even in Seattle, like there's a bunch
of billionaires up there, so even like We've talked about
this on the podcast before when I've been here, it's
like they play a different game. Yeah, so he's playing
a different game. He's the people's billionaires. I do like

(50:04):
him as a CEO because his company does take care
of its people, but they it's also it's the way
a drug dealer takes you know, l Chapo took care
of a lot of his people too, because your product
is addictive. And also if you're a billionaire, you are
by definition like hoarding resources for yourself from people who

(50:29):
could definitely definitely use them better than I Just like that.
He was like, let's just why don't we just refer
to billionaires as people of means or people of wealth? Oh? Really? Yeah,
he's like billionaires, Like, do you want to hear what
he said? The author of Winner Takes All sent you
a question. He said, do you agree that billionaires have

(50:52):
too much power in American public life? Hm? And it
gets it gets at the issue that that AOC has
been talking about. It gets to the issue that Elizabeth
Lawrence been talking about. Yeah, you know, the monarcha billionaire
now has become the catchphrase. I would rephrase that, and

(51:12):
I would say that people of of meanings have been
able to leverage their wealth and their interest uh in
ways that are unfair, And I think that speaks to
the inequality. But it also directly speaks to the special
interests that are paid for by people of wealth and

(51:34):
corporations who are looking for influence, and they have such
unbelievable influence on the politicians who are steep. Okay, anyway,
that's enough from you. How corporate like just word salade,
word poop your way out of being like, I leveraged
my wealth to be more well. I think he was

(51:56):
taking the populist stance and being like as a billionaire.
I oh that people of means, like you know, have
a have too much power and like have an in
with politicians. But we just tried that ship with a
billionaire who was like, I'm the one person who will
not be corrupted by this system. And then he hired
nothing but like swamp creatures, and you know, I think

(52:18):
the actual swamp thing was one of the first cabinet appointing.
I think Schultz has that that thing that doctors get,
you know, that they're good at being a doctor, so
they think they're good at other stuff. I think he
has I think he has that, and it's something effect
or something, you know, but I think he has that
Because he left Starbucks. It took a little dive, then

(52:40):
he came back and he saved him and I came
back up. I think he's got that in his head
that the country's taking a dive right now and you've
got to have a big ego to run a big
company like that. I'm going to save this ship. And
I like that he came out and said everybody's like,
go the well, hold on, hear me out, pumpkin hold on,
pumpkin spice lattes all year round. He's gonna win ye,

(53:03):
And with that I defeated Ice. I'm sure he was
completely blindsided. That's my favorite part of it. It was
like how quick everybody was like no, no, no, no no, no, no,
no no no, that is not because I mean just
like I mean, we're talking here about famous people, you know,
not being around anybody who has said no to them
or like told them the truth in a long time,

(53:23):
whether the people want to tell them the truth or not.
They are also like, wow, you're famous. That's great. That's
how like if you see the sort of people who
hang around rich people who had success in business, it's
just like really lame star fuckers who are like billionaire fuckers.
We're just like, oh, man, you said it, Howard, you
said it man, this guy and then they tell Howard

(53:45):
your golf game. Man. They think it's like a magic
that will rub off on them and they get rich. Yeah,
it's the same as a celebrity hanger like I'll get
some of his fame. Like that doesn't work like most
you get a couple follows. Anyway, funk that guy unless
he hurts Trump's chances of getting reelected, in which case,
you know, more power to him. He's a genius. Let's

(54:06):
talk about there has been some responses on Fox just
kind of everywhere in the mainstream media and on Fox
they just don't seem to be able to wrap their
mind around, uh, the shift, the political shift that is
on in America, the fact that people are wanting to

(54:27):
tax the ship out of the rich. Like there's this
headline that Politico put up that was covered everywhere that
was like, soak the rich, say people who country? Right?
They found that se country people right, seventy percent of
the country is in favor of raising taxes on people

(54:49):
who make ten million dollars a year. They seem legitimately
surprised by that. I think we have a clip on
Fox News they thought their own poll some kind of
fucking I don't know omen right. And we've talked about
how Fox News polling is not as full of ship
as Fox News regular Yeah, we'll check this poll out.

(55:10):
It's about how recent polling is showing that the American
public is increasingly on board with raising taxes on the rich.
As evidence evidence, we pulled up this latest Fox News
poll on the issue whether Americans support raising taxes on
the wealthy on incomes over ten million bucks Uh, those
that are in favor of that seventy percent Charles over

(55:30):
a million dollars in income sixty of taxes. The idea
of fairness has been promoted in our schools for a
long time, and we're starting to see kids who grew
up in this notion that fairness above all. Uh And
and now they're becoming voting age and they bring in
this ideology with them. What are you saying, ideology? Wait,

(55:55):
fairness is the thing above all. They're teaching this ship
in schools, man, Sunday schools too. Is he to get
the funk out for real? Sunday schools are taking him?
There's a good and enabled is he trying to like
get at the trophy for everyone type thing? I guess,
But that's not That's so completely differently fundamentally, fairness is

(56:18):
of a great idea of virtue. I mean, this is
so Mitch McConnell the other day, as we covered on
a recent episode, was like, these people want everybody to
be able to vote. It's a power grab. They're just
openly acknowledging now that there for unfairness. I guess essentially
what it all blows down to is they don't give

(56:39):
a funk about equality in any motherfucker's shape or form.
So if it's about equal voting rights or ability to vote,
everybody has a level playing field to cast their vote.
Fuck that. Now people want to balance the scales out
when their incomes into what the funk is this? Well,
I think it's also fascinating. That clip is fascinating just
from a broad casting standpoint really, because it's like their

(57:04):
producers are like, let's watch them try to spend this ship.
Throw this out there to them and like spin it
on our side. You're like, well, it's the schools have
been teaching fairness for too long, and people are like, man,
heck did it? I mean, I guess he said it.
I mean so something. Scott Walker recently tweeted, Elizabeth Warren's
wealth tax is like telling a straight a student in

(57:26):
high school that she has to give up some of
her grades to the other students instead of stealing from her.
Why don't we just help everyone else to do better?
And I think that's sort of what they're trying to
get at. Tom Ryman, Cracked writer and host of a
really good podcast you guys to check out called Best

(57:46):
Worst Movie, just tweeted it's actually nothing like this unless
he went to a school where the straight A students
got all of the books, pencils, and desks and the
other kids had to sit on the floor in the
hall outside the classroom and carve their homework into blocks
of old wood. Um. Because yeah, like that is what
unfairness is. And Scott Walker and the gentleman on Fox

(58:10):
News are acting like that is bullshit. So I think
it's because people are like finally waking out of the
haze right for the longest time, like millennials, I feel
like we're the it's an abusive relation. Yeah, we're We've
never seen any of this quote unquote American dream that
motherfucker's are talking about because we we look at increasing

(58:31):
debt for education inability to enter the Well, you're supposed
to go to college to get a good job to
make money, right, and now you get out of college
and you owe money. You owe money, and then you
can only get an internship that isn't paid because they're
looking for somebody at an entry level job who has
ten years experience. Yeah, and it's like, what the funk
just happened. It's like the entertainment industry or like clubs

(58:51):
being like do you have any credits? And you're like no,
They're like, well, can you get them in there? And
then the people are like well what And then you
go to get on TV there and they're like what
other TV have you been on? Here? Like one of
y'all got to put me on first, the point I
got to get in the fucking door first. And I
think because of that, yeah, younger people and and also
just people in general, I think are starting to like
wake up out of that, like you can only fucking

(59:11):
you know, do this smoking mirror show for so long
because now a lot of people are feeling the fucking
pain of this like terrible system that puts profits over
people most of the time, actually all the time. Yeah,
and now they're like, wait, hold the what the funk
is this? The house are turning right now, and the
pimps are like, whoa, whoa, this isn't fair. That's I mean,

(59:33):
that's and I mean there's economic anxiety on both sides.
But as we saw recently, the some of the people
who voted for Trump who are suffering economically are kind
of feeling ships coming home to roost with them in
their tax exactly straight up like tweeting, like angry tweets
at this man, like there was one so someone just

(59:56):
like literally adding the president thanks to Donald Trump and
at GOP tax bill. My family it was just hit
with the largest tax increase in our lives by them
getting rid of itemized deductions like mortgage interests on federal taxes.
I've been a loyal conservative, voting Republican since I could vote.
What a joke, another person, I had to pay two
thousand more dollars in taxes? What happened? I voted for
you and thought you were fixing this, not making it worse.
I thought I would get money back this year like now,

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because yeah, you can only tell people like you're gonna
love this, You're gonna love this, and when it gets there,
it's like, you're gonna fucking pay me. You're gonna love
this three thousand dollar one time bonus that your company
gives you that right, you know. And again, I think
this is also the thing that the right really has
to consider because while you know, the Democrats are like

(01:00:39):
really kind of trying to understand what the actual pangs
of living in this American world are, now you know,
the GOP is still doing the same old thing, because come,
I think two thirds will be white and twenty so
for the first time, like you're gonna have one third
of non white voters are going to be a significant
block of voters, and then you have people eighteen to

(01:00:59):
twenty nine and twenty when you're gonna make up of
the population. Like, yeah, there are a lot of people
who are have some questions. Well, that's why they're hoarding, right, No,
exactly why they looked I mean, these power hungry people,
they looked ahead. They know what's coming, they know the
terms that are about to happen, and that's why they're
trying to take as much right now, because they're like, well,

(01:01:19):
then I'll just buy my own private security force and
that will keep the people away from my property and
then they can fight it out on the streets. Fancy
is your brother available, right, because that's the private secret.
I mean it is. Yeah, it's they're hoarding all the wealth,
by the way, and my weirdest wealth is an illusion anyway,
if we're being honest, if we just went back to
a gold system, we have a currency backed by the

(01:01:44):
threat of our army. I'm part of the know Nothing
party personally, so I just yeah. Yo. When I was
in a school in college, there was a history class
where we're talking about the Know Nothing Party, and the
professor could tell one of the kids was not paying attention,
and he goes, what about you, David, let's call him
Day or whatever. It's like, tell me about the No

(01:02:05):
Nothing Party. And he's like, oh, yeah, man, they were
the no Nothing Party. And he's like, but you know,
expand on that, he goes, because they know nothing, just
like it was. That was that was just an aside
for nobody right. By the way, Betsy Divas looks like
Marshall apple White, the cult leader who cut his dick

(01:02:27):
off and off he did. Oh, he cut his dick
off first and then got all his followers, then got
all his followers to take poison with him in order
to catch a UFO that was riding on a passing Hellbot.
Still don't know if it happened his dick off until
the race. He goes, Hey, the water's warm. But uh yeah, well,

(01:02:49):
I came to that conclusion during the State of the Union,
so if nothing else, us staying this late got you
that observation. There you go, Uh well, Billy, once again,
it's been a pleasure having you, and once again, congratulations
on your newborn. Thank you. And if I've been loopy,
fuck you guys. Cool man, Yeah, I know. Uh, can

(01:03:13):
I promote something please? I am going. Yeah, I've been
on through a little bit because of the baby stuff,
but I'm going back out in March. I'll be in
Eugene and then Bend, Oregon, and then i'll be in
Austin in April and a couple other places. Just b
w D tour dot com. Yeah, I bought a domain

(01:03:33):
name there, Billy Wayne Davis. Someone bought it four or
five thousand dollars for it. I'm like, oh, you guys
think I care about you find the person's name who's
squad on your your U r L and let's say
their names like Tony Davis and then you say Tony
fuck Tony Davis dot com on my website. That's the way.
I just don't care. Yeah, I'm petty. I just went

(01:03:55):
b w D Tour and it's also man love Bend Oregon.
Oh yeah, I'm very something, very peaceful about that. Please
shout out to my friend Alex and Gwen who got
there and they grow so in the best part in
the world. Really, you don't have to wish for them,
but wish for more fun when you're like, oh yeah,
and then like I'm being in May. I'll be in

(01:04:16):
Dallas at the Caboo Festival and then Houston at Secret
Group and Oklahoma City at the Paramount Room. That's in May.
It's all BWD too early up there. And is there
a tweet you've been enjoying? Yes, the one that cracked
me up tonight was from one to Sicks and it
just said, this is fucking ridiculous during the State of

(01:04:41):
the Union or I mean or just period. That's I mean,
that's what it goes. Just makes me laugh. H miles.
Where can people find you? And what is the tweet
you've been enjoying? You can find me and Jack and
Caitlyn Durante and Jamie Loft. This doing a collaboration lot.
Uh yeah, Daily Zeitgeist and Bechtel Cast. We're doing a

(01:05:02):
live show at the Dynasty Typewriter Mark nine. That's a
Saturday attend So let's get lati y'all. And you can
get your tickets. Uh, you know, just searching look at
our links for that, but yes, ticket you know these
are gonna go fast and if even if you've been
to our l a live show, this is a whole
other show. This is unlike any show years new show. Uh,
and we're doing a different year. Yeah. Perfect, but yes

(01:05:25):
for me, you can find me on what is that? Twitter? Yeah,
and Instagram at Miles of Gray a tweet I like,
there are a couple from Reductress. There's a one is
This says four gorgeous tombs that scream relationship goals. Um,
keep yeah, the taj Mahal will do that. Uh. And
then this one is a cute lesbian couple actually grows

(01:05:47):
straight couple where the man has long hair. And then
when On pointed out to me earlier, it says, wow,
this black woman has had bad experiences with white people,
but never roamed the streets looking for one to murder. Liam. Yeah,
I guess he was really trying to get points. He's like, yes,
but I didn't, so probably bad right. What you should

(01:06:13):
have said was nothing right? A tweet that I've Oh,
Mike Scully had a good tweet at Scully. Mike just
tweeted a screencat from CNN that said breaking news standing
back for Trump to leave the White House, and Mike
Scully said what we're all standing by for uh, and

(01:06:34):
Paul left Thompkins during the State of Union tweeted just
a reminder that no woman is or has ever been,
moments from giving birth and decides, you know what, I
wanted an abortion. I forgot that was an option until now. Uh. Yeah,
it is always good to remember. Anyways. You can follow
me on Twitter at Jack Underscore O'Brien. You can follow
us on Twitter at Daily Zigeist. We're at the Daily

(01:06:54):
Zigeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page on
a website Daily zieis dot com where we post our
toes and our footno bernards where we link off to
the information that we've talked about in today's episode, as
well as the song move right, I don't plus that
kind of you today. Uh, this one is actually gonna
be okay. So there is a precurse of from the
song alright by Kendrick Lamar and kind of a butterfly.

(01:07:16):
Uh and this artist uh Ka La Maestro just took
that and sped it up double and then just kind
of did a rough mix to it and this song
fucking Fangs. Okay, so this is Kendrick Lamar, but it's
like a bit of a flip of his own track. Uh.
But but this is called hating on Me. Uh and
it's by k La Maestro And you're gonna find this

(01:07:37):
on SoundCloud of pretty sure. But anyway, just peep that.
Peep it, gape the ship out of keep it and
let it that hits your ear drums, peep it. We
are going to ride out on that. We will be
back tomorrow because it is a daily podcast. We'll talk
to you then at Billy Wayne David Billy Wayne turning

(01:08:00):
shit out. Next turn it set up, sam I turn
this to that, exactly turning shit on. Next turn it
set up, sam I turn this to that. Tell me
who the bitch Nika hating on me? Drop in no
Wick with the trick King Free or to the player

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Get on the life for everyone. They'll be blow blow
blow blow nicking that I'll rape you. Drop in no
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players get on the life for everyone. They give me

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