The Best Offense Is NO DEFENSE, Best To Divest 10.1.19

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Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one oh two,
Episode two of George Dailey's Heights Guys, My Heart Radio.
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I'm back. This is your third time, second time, uh,
second time with you guys. But I've been all up
and through this office. Yeah, like a virus. Yeah I
can't get rid of right anyway. Yeah, that's you look
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I have no more student loans. I'm one of a
debt free Americans. I know. I'm so excited to agree more. Right,
buyout's great, it's banging. You don't have to wait for
your money. You got it, Jack, one, was the last
time you were in a commercial national? And be real,
a national? I'm just gonna say, it's been too long. Uh,
but do you do a lot of commercial work? Um?

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I try to. But they don't be picking hose, maybe
not be picking me. It's fine. Things will change audition
for a lot of commercials. I don't know book a
lot of commercials. So it's fine. There's a change in there. Exactly.
I hope, so god, I hope. So right, all right,
We're gonna get to know you a little bit better
in a moment. But first we are going to tell
our listeners what we're talking about today. We're gonna check

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in with uber what what's going on in their minds.
You can look at the code and figure out what
they're worried about. The code. Look at the code. It's
in the code. Uh. We're gonna talk about blowing that whistle.
Just had the continued fall out, the continued continuous news

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stories that are breaking upon our heads constantly. Yesterday they
were like three different big day defining news stories all
happening like on the same like push notification on my phone. Yeah,
So coming to talk about all of those and more.
We're gonna talk about divestment as a solution to climate

(04:03):
change that as a as an idea. We're going to
talk about personality traits that line up with musical preferences.
But first, a recently like task our guess, what is
something from your search history that is revealing about who
you are? Uh? I can't believe that's the first question
you guys are going. Okay, um, I'm always looking for

(04:23):
new shoes always. I have like three hundred pairs of
shoes and that's not enough. Three hundred pairs. Yeah, like
Emilda Marcos washed reference, Yeah, like historic. I think there's
a difference between history. Is that the Filipino woman? Yeah, okay, okay,

(04:45):
I was like, wait, is that the Filipino woman that
has like a billion pays of shoes? Yeah? What was
her mare s. Yeah he isn't something like a billionaire,
you know she was all the time. Yeah, as soon
as the styles up, like it's kind of so will
you lean into a style take, you know, be like
you know what this is, this is the moment, but
know that the moment is fleeting and eventually that will

(05:07):
have to be tough unless it's like a classic. Look
for me, like, I'm wearing sneaker wedges right now, I'm
never letting them go. Yeah, sneaker wedges, yam right comfortable.
You can still wear them too, a club bam. How
do you look for shoes because I just look on
a sneaker website because only wear sneakers. Is there like
a website desert a wave for you? Totally Google search.
I'm just like all right, pointed toe, pump and leopard print.

(05:30):
Actual like pony hair, which is actually just you know,
a cow, but it's called pony hair. Yeah, oh cow
was just called pony hair. Yeah. They call it pony
hair to sound like fancy rather than like cow hair,
like leather with the hair still attached. Yeah, it's like
a little less exotic. So exactly, it's like they did

(05:51):
a little less work I believe they skinned an animal
that little children squeal over at birthday parties. Yeah, yeah,
like that that's the hook. This is pony in here.
This is cruelty to a young animal exactly. Hey, people
love vl yeah right, you know exactly what that shi? Yeah.
I do wonder like if there was a point where

(06:11):
people started liking food based on how cruel it was, right,
because that's the basis of meat. I think a lot
of people probably don't know, right, Yeah, you know what
I mean, Like you just eat something and then someone's like,
you know what that is? Right? It's like they forced
fed a goose till it fucking died basically, and they're

(06:31):
eating the liver. That's so sad. I didn't know that.
Oh yeah, to get all the stuff, that's why that's
what it was. It's banned I think now again in
California because they're like, we can't stand behind this practice.
It's oh my god, that's terrible. I did not know that, yep.
So I'm in the claire of it. Still, Yeah, I
think gross. See, for a while, I wasn't able to

(06:53):
get the fog Wa Casadia taco bell because I was
like they had to get behind this. I was, I
don't have to give that a firm neck. Like wait,
they had like like you can get the nineteam down
their tongue if you feel like springing that at lunch
to Rito's locals with truffle, right, it doesn't. When truffle

(07:16):
got like popular, I was like, there's no way this
is all real truffle. How much of this for sure
getting this or just like the perfumed version, because that's
the other thing. People, there are a lot of truffle
oils if they're not the real article, it's actually just
perfumed oil. There you go, Yeah, because like real truffle.
I'm like, that's like a whole to dude together. There's
not enough pigs to sniff all this out, not to

(07:37):
have like a company based on truffle and see like
people who are like truffle dealers, like in the food scene,
like that ship. It's like they're like like, no, I'm sorry,
I'm out, Like I already promised this to this person
to like go to restaurant. They're like this is what
I got. No, You're good, all right, I keep moving
to the have their own connect Some of them legs
are already broke. Right, there's like, are there like prized

(07:59):
truffle sniff pigs or like, I don't know, one truffle
per pig and then you have to kill the pig?
Is there the babe? Yeah? Right? What is something you
think is overrated? Oh my god, I'm gonna get heat
for this, But here we go. I think the Marvel
bubble is bursting. Yeah, Like, how many canceled shows are

(08:22):
we going to? Like they just canceled Ghostwriter and there
was a Ghostwriter exactly, and they're hoping like I think
it was on Hulu or something, but they're hoping it
gets picked up by someone else. But I'm saying, like
it already happened to Jessica Jones. Jessica Jones got canceled. Yeah,
I think they tried to bring it back because that
was part of like the netflhend Disney Plus was about
to come out. Netflix was like, well, fuck y'all, then

(08:44):
we're not going to make your shows. And then that's
why a lot like a lot of like Daredevil and
those other things and what was that other one iron Fit?
What that was? I tried watching that I could not.
That was the first Marvel production that I remember. Everybody
just being like, this is hot. I'm telling you though, like,
here's the here's the thing. This is why the bubble

(09:05):
has to burst because when they made my Marvel Studios,
I knew the bubble was going to burst because how
many superhero origin stories can we watch? They're so fucking repetitive.
Oh my god, I've got powers, Oh my god, let
me test them out. Oh my god, let's make a
movie based on me saving the world? Powers? Have you
written this stuff? Now? I'm telling you this is literally
the formula of every oh my god notes, Oh my god,

(09:27):
I'm a loser. Yes, it's never some popular awesome person
except for Iron Man, which was fun. I'm like, oh,
at least he's rich in white, so it's not expected.
I don't think you'd get any better. And he made it.
He made it work in a Taliban jail exactly exactly. Now,
so I'm just saying like, and you know the good,
like good will prevail over evil every single fucking time.
I'm like, Okay, this is getting so predictable. I can't

(09:50):
sit through this anymore. So even if Danos kills everybody,
guess what they're back, I'm like, okay. Um. Spoiler alert
I'm done touching these films, like I'm done. Is no
sense of mystery. There's no mystery. I mean there's even
like the but the box office numbers kind of support
that too. That they're worried, right, that Marvel basically blew
their wad this year with Avengers films all these like

(10:11):
they're like, what are you all going to do next year?
Because like some of the stuff we're seeing coming up
in development is like, this ain't the kind of stuff
that's gonna do a billion dollars. Yeah, it's probably time
to relax a little bit. But I mean, you know,
I feel like, like anything right, it's all marketing. So
if they've identified an audience that has enough money to
make the film even like three bucks profitable, they're like,

(10:33):
it's a winner. I'm just over Like I think it's overrated.
We've all seen the movie a hundred times. You can
just watch it like this new DC when the Batgirl
thing coming out, I'm like, well, I know how that
ends already now, Like I'm glad that she's eating pussy now,
so that's fresh, but I mean, like that's fresh. I'm like,
while she's diking it, I love that, but um, but
at the same time, I'm like, but I know how

(10:55):
this ends. You're not gonna kill her. Who's gonna win
every time? It's gonna be. It's just gonna be. It is.
You know on board that girl is a bad girl,
A bad girl. No, she's like she's just a lesbian. Yeah,
but she's a good guy. Yeah's you're not gonna killer yeah,
and it's um I think it's a show, so they're

(11:16):
gonna want that going six or seven seasons. So guess what.
We know how that ends? Who gives a ship? I'm like,
I guess what in the end of the first season
finale the first season, she loses, So the first season
doesn't end all season one next exactly next season. I
wonderfull have a different bad girl. I'll bet you not,
because she's under contract and those are public. I'm gonna

(11:38):
go ahead and say she'll at least be in a
bunch of dreams. But you're a fan of comic books
and the culture. I like, you know what I love?
I missed the old days, like the cartoon X Men,
when Rogue was hot and not in a pack. When
girl by sorry, I was like, that was the worst
casting choice I've ever seen in my life. I was like, Okay,
this gap too. The bitch is not about to be
in my road, not my part of flat hair. I

(12:01):
was like, I was like, are we joking right now?
Like we couldn't get Lindsay Lowean and her prime to
play this, Like that would have been a much better rogue.
I'm not kidding. Yeah, with those brasts, I'm like, that's rogue. Hello,
let's sexualize rogue again, make rogue hot again. Thank God,
because you know what, I think that old X Men
that's gonna be on Disney Plus now that it's going

(12:24):
to be banging, it's gonna be I'll watch those. I'll
watch those, absolutely watching that. But yeah, I think it's
one of those things like I like a lot of
these comic books characters and things, but at a certain
point you're like, oh, sure, it's like that Phoenix thing, Like, honey,
if Phoenix isn't Famca Johnson, I'm not watching it. Yeah,
I need someone whose john could cut glass. I like

(12:44):
my comic book characters looking just like that. And that
film was sort of tortured, wasn't it. Like they had
to do reshoots and stuff and it's completely flopped it's yeah,
because you're giving you're literally giving a platform to people
who one have a platform, like the girl who played
like she was some in game throw Sophie Turner. Yes,
and I think she's a great actress. But is she
Jean Gray? Dear God, no, can we stop this? They

(13:08):
according to Yeah, like she already makes money somewhere else
and he keep it there, right, you know, have her
be her trained English as self or whatever. I don't
know where she comes from. I don't know, but I'm saying,
keep the characters true to what the characters were, because
that's just not it right. And also like you're dealing
with one of the most powerful mutants in the Galax
in the univer Marvel universe, so I doesn't have that

(13:30):
or about her. I want to see some ship where
you're like, this is fucking wild one of the most
dangerous mutants in the Marvel universe. Right, that could have
been lit. It was lit in the cartoon. It was
little lit. Remember when I got the Dark Phoenix trading card.
When I used to get uh like Skybox Marvel trading
cards or who made those? And I was like at
the beginning, I was like, this is a girl character

(13:52):
I don't know, and then I read the back and
it's like dark Phoenix is actually the most powerful, and
it's like, oh no, I need to read this. Yeah,
she's sucking punk rock. Yeah, what is something you think
is underrated? Oh my god. Most underrated comedic actress of
our time is Jennifer Coolidge. Wow. Yeah, I think she
is the funniest bitch on the plant. Jennifer effortlessly that's

(14:12):
Stiffler's mom. Yeah, she's also investive show she's in, Uh,
she was in Limiting Snicket, Series of Unfortunate Event. She's
in that's the movie with Jim Carey, which was way
better than the show. Let's be honest. Sorry, sorry Neil
Patrick Harris. Anyway, I'm here, tonslve. I'm here to tell
the truth. Okay, if you have a problem with me,
slide my dm s U. Yeah exactly, yes, exactly so.

(14:34):
But she's in so many things. She's so underrated. No
one in like Legally Blonde, where she has all those
one liners. I'm like, she's so fucking funny and not
get her day in the sun as I would see fit.
I think she's like one of those people that if
you enjoy comedy, then you know who Jennifer Coolidge is
if you. But to the general public, they're like, oh,
I know her, but it's not like she's paid her

(14:58):
do Yeah, like she should not be known as Stiffler's
Mom or anything else. Like she's Jennifer Coolidge and she's
fucking hilarious. Yeah. I think that was sort of what
blew my mind. Is like I knew her Stiffler's Mom
and like a couple other things, but then when Best
in Show came out, I was like, She's like, sometimes
we do things and then sometimes we don't talk. We
talk not talking about things for hours talk or not

(15:20):
talking about things. Ever, I'm like, God, she's so fucking funny.
I got to meet her last week at a party
called a Vita Huh in Hollywood at the Nightingale Plaza.
My friend throws that party shameless plug Hollio that my
friend Ali throws that party, my friend Andreas, and Jennifer
Coolidge was sitting there with one of her favorite drag
queens who was headlining that night, and I went and

(15:40):
talked to her. I said, I just want you to
know I absolutely love you and you are You're perfect
with comedic timing your improv. I was like, I love you.
I think you're wonderful, and she's like, thank you so much,
and she couldn't believe that she was being recognized. Yeah,
she was just sitting there like being left alone. And
I was like this at this part, like she was
she was sitting at um, she's sitting at a private table.

(16:01):
But I mean like I was also at a private jaer.
So of course I went and talk to her. But
but it was lit like I was like, oh my god,
I got to talk to Jennifer Coolidge and I just
thought about it. I was like, she's almost underrated countress
of our time. Yeah, I feel like Jane Lynch gets
the kind of credit now that Jennifer cool It should
be getting, and I think Jane Lynch definitely deserves it.
Definitely fucking funny, like I love her and Mrs mays

(16:23):
all like she plays a great character that is unexpected
and also great investing show. Yes, so great investing show
with Jennifer Cooler, ye know, but um, but yeah, I
want to see Jennifer Coolidge and more stuff, like she
should be she should be getting so many fucking offers.
I should see her in everything to where I'm board
of seeing her. Well, we'll go outside. We're in Hollywood,
will just yell it out right? Hire Jennifer and myself exactly,

(16:48):
help help, I'm black and France. We have to hand Yeah, please,
there you go. Exactly. What is a myth with something
people think it is true? You know to be false. Um,
the last time I said that milk is good for you,
that was a really good one. That was a really
good one. Okay, so what is one? Oh? You know what?

(17:10):
And uh, everybody thinks that everyone's hair is real on TV?
Everyone has on a fucking wig. Everyone has on a
fucking wig from the guy for the girl. If you
watch the news every night, all of them got wigs on. Yes,
every single person, Honey, like um, Kelly Ripper, Yeah, like uh,

(17:30):
Diane Soyer, that's an easy one. That looks like a helmet.
Sorry girl anyway. True. Yeah, I know everybody has a
fucking wig on. And I didn't know until I got
into wig culture, which is TV. It's good for uh continuity, Yeah,
because you have to reshoot or you have to refilm something.
She's sitting right over there, like, ok it on alright,

(17:51):
get the makeup done. And guess what, you have no ideas.
We shot this two weeks later because it's the exact
same hairstyle sprayed into place right right right, and oh yeah,
they call it news hair. Honey. They are literally one
of my favorite quotes from Dolly Parton. And someone said,
how long does it take to do your hair? She said,
I don't know. I'm never in the room when they're
doing it. Like, yeah, she was outing that ship in

(18:14):
the eighties, just like I'm going to tell you these
are wigs. Nobody wearing their real hair because you would
damage the funk out of Also, do you think I
have this much fucking hair? It's so much hair, all
the fucking the C D C or something exactly. There
might be medical secrets contained a discount exactly. I'm like you,
I know her neck hurts, she has to sleep with
that on, absolutely not so many parts of her must hurt.

(18:35):
But yeah, exactly, her back for sure. What does her
hair actually look like? Just like cropped. Look, we don't
need to know, you know, we don't write. Just Dolly,
do whatever you gotta do. I don't care what your
tattoos are, you don't care what your wigs are. Just
just to keep dolling, being dolly, keep doing. But yeah, wigs,

(18:56):
everyone's got a wig on. And if you don't believe me,
oh like Nicole Kidman and big Little Eyes. That was
that was a little That was the most clocky wig.
I was a girl. If they don't give you all
the budget next day, you need to call my guy.
And that was the first time that I had noticed it,
Like yeah, yeah, that was when that second season came around.
We're both like everybody were with and we're like, it

(19:19):
was that bad straight man, Like, yeah, exactly is that?
Where is her hairline? It starts from nowhere? What's your name?
The one from the Descendants who had Ziggy Lean Woodley's
was that's two days in a row, where two shows

(19:42):
in a row, where there's been a thing on the
tip of our tongue that I know the listeners were
probably screaming, where hair are you talking about? The second
I thought about it without a pause. The magic of
editing boom. Uh uh all right, let's check in real
quick with Hubert before we get into all this uh
whistle blowing. Yeah. Um, you know they've not had a

(20:04):
great track record with safety for passengers. Uh. And that
was like a big thing they've had to overcome with
the new leadership that they had as a leadership changed.
And by overcome do you mean hide from the public. Yes, probably,
you know, like yeah, um, and you know, like the
first step they had the safety kit where you could
like report a driver, call for help and things like that. Um.

(20:25):
And then there's a new feature called ride check that
would know if like you've got in a car wreck
or maybe there's been a very long stop for some reason. Um.
But look, don't make it hot for people who were
trapping out of an Uber Okay, yeah, what do you
want to crash while we have sex? Um? So now
there is a developer based in Hong Kong has like

(20:47):
this rep of like reverse engineering apps to like look
at what's in the code to be like because people
will hide ship in the in the app that we
might not see the consumers. But that functionality is there
for people who are developing and found something recently that
is a new audio recording tool inside the Uber app
and like a black box fruit. I was gonna say
it's like a plane. Well it's part of that safety

(21:08):
tool kit, which makes people think it's like okay, so
they're not trying to do cheeky ship to be like, okay,
record everyone's like messy ass Uber ride in case they're
saying wild shit. Um, But right now the Uber hasn't
really said anything on it, but it seems to be
like a way that they it would allow drivers to
like if you're drivers or passengers, if the drivers like
being creepy, out of pocket whatever abusive, you could actually

(21:31):
begin recording, maybe unbeknownst to them, but it could essentially
possibly have a live connection to some Uber safety center
where they can monitor it, send help, or you just
have receipts later on when you're like, okay, you don't
believe me, like here here goes. I can't believe that
that many predators out there. I'm just gonna get a
ride to the club. Yeah, yeah, I wonder if it

(21:51):
leaves it on your phone or if it immediately uploads
the tube er they're like, okay, we have that now
and thank you, thank you, we'll be dealing with this.
And they're like, actually, we can't do anything because that's
a non employee employee contract exactly with rights or it's
just an automaton but with human skin. I mean, I've
I've wished I had been recording when I was in
Manumber before, but only because the person was the most

(22:14):
high on cocaine human being that has ever like spoken
for without a punctual astion for like forty five minutes straight,
just like yeah, just like I mean about about their
career as an actor. I think it was going to
the valley from uh not the valley. In their defense,

(22:34):
that's kind of just actors. They cannot wait to talk
about them. I'm sorry actors the most. I'm knocked his people.
I'm calling all the all out because I'm not really
an actor. I do acting gigs anyway. Yeah, because exactly so,
I'm an entertainer here to entertain you. You have, But actors,
when you meet like these die hard actors, they are

(22:54):
so like they think everyone wants to see their one
man show, and I'm like, no one gives a fucking's
going around. But I know animated actor who's excited by
their own narcissism and cocaine. It's definitely sweaty. Did you
say that is a fine line? Was it one of
those things? Because sometimes you know, uber driver will hit
you with a solo like the life story, Like sometimes

(23:18):
it's unprovoked. Sometimes they find it in right where they like,
what do you do? And you might have said something
about comedy, and they're like, oh, man, love comedy, man,
because I actually I was just I was just up
for this audition down every Yeah, man, you got any
water back there? You're driving it's like four in the afternoon.
It's like, what the look? I make sure everybody knows

(23:39):
what I do when I get into a car with
a driver. You go, I'm pretty sure I didn't say anything.
So the first thing you do five minutes into a
ride and it don't say anything. You go, so you're
not a fan? Huh, it's me Jack Ober. Okay do
you man? Do you I love how you're playing it cool,
but it's okay, Like yeah, I mean I'm pretty chill,

(24:01):
actually a regular dude. Man. Too many people want favors
in this town. I'm always like, I work at a library.
I don't tell anybody because I'm like, yeah, all right,
we're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back,

(24:25):
and we're back and it's time. Dan just blow the whistle.
Also actually shout out to too Short, who had just
had his first child at the age of fifty three. Yeah,
maybe maybe first child that he's acknowledging. I don't know.
I don't want to catch this versions, but you're pointing
out that they're like now that all the news everywhere,

(24:46):
all content is about this whistle blower and the Trump
administration and the impeachment and ship like you like check
TMZ in there, like I don't know, manure it just
had a kid or Stacy Dash they're wrongfully employed in
that office. At this point, there's no news, just closed
for a week kind of like alright, so up, first,

(25:10):
let's just do a petty check with the State Department
under the Trump administration. Uh, they are investigating Hillary's emails.
M that's what they're up to. That's where we're at.
The ship is so bad again, they're like, can y'all look,
man check the check her emails again? Maybe when I
mean it's part of like the I guess continued investigation.

(25:33):
But recently they just went back to contact like around
a hundred thirty people officials from the government by the
State Department just to figure out like what was going
on with some emails, like maybe there was some classified ship.
They're like, we already did this, Like yeah, we were
talking about like business, but like we were never mishandling information.
But you know, they seem to still be digging. Can

(25:55):
they let the woman arrest? Like she's not president, let
go let her go. It's a it's uh, I mean
double jeopardy. At this point, I'm like, didn't we already
try this case? Yeah? Well I think this is still
part of the same one because the comment was sort
of like, we're going through millions of emails. So it's
three and a half years, so yeah, like we're still
on this. I thought it was a new thing, but

(26:16):
it seems like this is just the initial one. You're
still reading millionmails because it's anybody even if ship was
like if your ship got forwarded onto that server they
were asking you, like but it's like, I didn't even
email it. They just forwarded my ship because I said
something about some other things a nightmare six degrees of that.
Wouldn't that just be all emails ever sent? Like I

(26:37):
think it's only based on like four I mean they
had a way to figure it out, like very specifically,
but but yeah, I mean this is the ship that
Trump has been saying since day one that FBI should
be looking into or his uh, what Attorney general should
be looking into, but now it's gone behind closed doors
because he has you know, William Barr And I mean,

(26:58):
what kind of DV this person would take some kind
of secret communication and then transfer that to another Wait,
that's also trump the one thing, you know, obviously we
haven't seen any kind of indictments or arrests coming from this,
so like, you know, keep keep digging, you know, find
try and find a new angle. That's pretty much the

(27:20):
theme this week for the GOP is trying to find
as many angles as possible, like a model on their
first shoot. But right now the problem is for the
people who have been contacted, even though they've not been
found to do any wrongdoing, like there'll there'll be a
note on their record, and that can actually be bad
if like you're trying to get like a security clearance
and things like that. So in a way, like it's

(27:40):
also a way to funk with these people too. I mean, clearly,
I think they'll be able to explain, like they y'all
remember that email ship. I'm sure you could probably say
that in a fucking interview. But yeah, that's like one thing.
People who were being contacted by the statement Department, where
like this kind of can sunk me up in the
future a little bit. It's just unwanted scrutiny. Let's get
into how the GOP is dealing with all of this

(28:03):
right now. Real Over the weekend, actually a couple of
days back, there were some GOP officials and senators and
congress people just appearing on I think it was the
various cables Meet the Press, State of the Union fucking
sixty minutes. They were everywhere because right now, the game

(28:25):
plan is like just acts stupid and deny everything. Right,
there's no plan because this is the part that's like
really hard. If you're trying to defend like pure unadulterated bullshit, right,
you have no leg to stand on. So all the
angles you try and work just look really bad and
look very transparent, and you can never give a straight

(28:46):
answer because the straight answer would be the truth, which
is damming. You can't just say like, yeah, he made
that call and that is terrible. But it's just like
they can't even go there because then you've given up
the ghost. So it's like, well, actually, I think we
need to talk about what's really going on with Joe Biden.
Like hold on but that that was my question, sir um. So, yes,
everyone has been really sloppy with like all of their appearances.

(29:09):
Everyone knows. That's the thing that's the most annoying thing
is that everyone fucking knows. We know, like we all
know the truth that we're all just dancing around it
to avoid what well they I guess that's the thing.
It's like because if the GOP given, then the whole
thing comes crashing down, because they would essentially if that
were true and they acknowledge it them like you know what, Yeah,
we should probably impeach him and throw him out. They're

(29:29):
literally playing house of cards that like it really is
just he's the last card. You guys were absolutely going
to fall down. He was your last bet at like
white supremacy. Let's be honest, he were going to fail.
You're going to fail. He's a walking failure for bankruptcy,
like eight times to your point, he's a failure. There
was a former police chief in New Jersey who right

(29:50):
now is being tried on federal hate crime charges for
slamming this young black kid's head into a doorway, and
in his depositions or like in his trial, he basically
was saying that Trump quote is the last hope for
white people. Like that's like, oh, good, okay, I'm glad
somebody was able to fully articulate what other people have
been observing and saying, oh, this is what it is

(30:12):
and just telling you said quote. I'm telling you, you
know what, Donald Trump is the last vote for white
people because Hillary Clinton will give it all to the
minorities to get a vote. That's the truth, I'm telling you. Yeah,
my dad said that years ago when he ran. He
was like, oh, this is their last hiccup for supremacy
and then it's going to fall down right right, because
we breathe faster than them. Yeah. Yeah, Well the thing,

(30:36):
you know, so this all is kind of what's all
swirling and sort of speaks to the desperation for people
trying to defend the president. So first is Kevin McCarthy,
who's the minority leader in the House, who on the
who not on the record, who said to other congress
people right when Trump was elected, said that he thought
Trump was on Putin's payroll. This is the guy who
said that before he realized he doesn't have to snuggle

(30:56):
up with him. But you know, sorry, um, he went
on sixty minutes, and apparently I don't think he even
read the transcript of the phone call, because, as we
all know, the whole thing sort of hinges on this
idea where the Ukrainian president says, I need these javelin
anti tank missiles, and Trump says, but I need you
to do me a favor though right. It seems to
me that a lot of Geope people think that or

(31:18):
have not read it, because they always point to that
word though as being added by the media. And then
this is the moment where Kevin McCarthy says that, and
he's like, no, fam this is in the transcript. What
are you talking about? What do you make of this exchange?
President Zelinsky says, we are almost ready to buy more
javelins from the United States for defense purposes, and President

(31:38):
Trump replies, I would like you to do us a favor,
though you just added another word to favor though, yes,
when I read the transcript. When I read the transcript,
president Zinsky brings up a javelin is a protection for antitank,
something that President Obama would not sell. See that, that's

(32:01):
not even he's He's that was actually kind of a
cool way to begin pivoting without not saying anything. He's like,
when I read the transcript, let me versus. So when
I read that, that word actually doesn't come out out
loud inside my head therefore, but I do that that

(32:22):
specific like funk up on his part does. And the
fact that this has happened a couple of times where
people are like you didn't say though that, I feel
like that's an indication of like that they're just not
letting themselves see what's actually there or something, because like
you wouldn't go on sixty minutes and not have read

(32:44):
the transcript like well, I mean, but maybe he thought
he was prepared for that interview. Yeah, and presumably he
has staff. I just wonder how much of it is
just like a disordered you know, they're just papering over
every different, you piece of information that they're getting in
their bubble to basically keep up the scaffolding or this

(33:06):
house of cards like you were saying, of like beliefs
that they have. They're so blinded by the money because
they're all just lining their pockets with these shady fucking
deals that we all know about. Again, we all know
that you guys are accepting money from all these different
places you're not supposed to including you know, I don't
know people at the top. So they're all just so
blinded by the money and being told yes, and being

(33:27):
told that they're right within their little bubble. Well yeah,
and they have a bad example in the White House tour.
It's like, oh shit, okay is getting away with lives.
It's like that, okay, because you also look, there's a
couple of people right now who are members of Congress
who the Ethics Committee is like sort of looking into
their campaign finance things, like they're starting to be more
campaign finance things happening. But again, this is just sort

(33:50):
of what's going on, because when you're trying to defend
an indefensible position, this is just what comes out. And
then so Stephen Miller, the little ghoul from the West Side, Um,
I had to do that out of respect for the
one like Steve Miller band. So he he was on
Fox News and got absolutely rinsed by Chris Wallace. Because

(34:11):
Chris Wallace has had it like he's one of the
few people who you know, he waffles sometimes at times.
He was like I remember during the Kavanaugh thing, he
was like shocked when his daughter told him it's like, yeah,
like women get harassed by men straight up. And he
was like, I heard from my daughter and it was
like there were like I'm sorry what And that made

(34:31):
it real to all they do is spend time around
each other in the eighties basically like and so they're
just being reinforced with these and around right, but like, yeah,
so this is so with this one. Chris Wallace, he's
really been one of the more vocal people on Fox
like this is not good. And even like talking to
other people on Fox when they're like, you know, when

(34:53):
he told a guest on someone else's show on Fox,
people like you're kind of not treating this with the
kind of urgency that it needs to be, Like this
is a serious thing. He's like, oh, come on, Chris,
He's like, what, no, what the fund is wrong with you?
So this time Stephen Miller goes on, who is love
is the architect of a lot of the cruelty in
terms of our immigration policy? And you know, he's being

(35:14):
asked straightforward questions. But when you can't give a straightforward answer,
you do this about the information Ukraine possesses about the
corruption of the previous administration. Let's let's just let's just
make this point in May, as part of a regular
inter agency process. In May, two months before he withheld
the aid, the Pentagon certified to Congress, certified a formal process,

(35:35):
certified to Congress after a rigorous process, and after consultation
with the State Department, that Ukraine had made dramatic progress
in fighting corruption and that the age should be released.
Why did the president, if the argument is corruption, why
did the president go against his own kindagana, in his
own state department? Chris, I don't understand how you can

(36:00):
that question well at the same time admonishing the president
for wanting to get to the bottom of perhaps one
of the biggest corruption scandals concerning Ukraine in the last
few years. I'm not desmonishing anybody. I'm simply asked, why
did he go with Chris, Chris, I mean with respect
as an exercise and obfuscation. Why did the judgment and
go against his own department. It's just this is where

(36:22):
it is. Rather than being like, okay, Miles, I'm sorry,
mine Miles. What it's just what you have to say
someone's name to buy you time to figure out what
so transparent? Jack um jack right? I don't have a

(36:45):
plot to piss in. Can you just give me a minute? Yeah,
I need my team to feed in my ear from me.
Hold on, someone's holding up a cute card, umu. It
says we're fucked shit. Well, even Jim Jordan's he was
on Jake Tapper Show and he Jake Jake Tapper kept
pressing him. He's like, he's like, you're not talking facts
right now, like these are facts. He's like, look, bro,

(37:06):
He's like he's like, okay, you want to talk about
like these kinds of corruptions. He starts pointing out how
Ivanka is getting trademarks and copyrights in other countries that
we do business with. His sons are still doing business
and generating money, like using the prestige of the office.
Just like there's corruption there even in this side of
the fence to my guy. And he was like all
Jim Jordan could do was like come on, he said,

(37:27):
come on, like why you got why come on? Come on?
Come on, come on. That's not an answer. Yeah, but
that's like really almost in a way where you're saying,
like have mercy on me. You know, I'm bullshitting up here.
Come on, come on, you and I both know very well.
Come on, like is it worth the money and especially
to put all the cruel like immigration stuff into place,

(37:49):
Like what are you gaining from being cruel to all
these people as well? I think these people just I
mean Stephen Miller, I think at his core is this
an evil person He wants people should never be in
charge of anything. Well that's the problem. So yeah, like
when you get these people who you know, because Trump
had to shed a few generations of staff to get
to this point, many in three years. Yeah, where there
are people who were like holding their noses and they're like, funk,

(38:11):
I'm not gonna I don't want to work with this person.
Some people just gave the funk up. Other people's were
truth talking too much to the president that he fired them. Right,
So now we're left with like the evil motherfucker's right,
we're at like the ninth string players, because first of all,
they're like, nobody wanted to work for the Trump administration.
At the outset, they were like, well this is going.

(38:32):
I think some people did when they didn't realize you
know that, because I think at the end of the day,
if you're a very opportunistic politician to work for the
executive to work at the White House is a good
thing you could hang your hat on. But I think
some people maybe thought it was just going to be like,
maga fun all day, We're really making America great, rather
than like, oh, I'm getting fucking food thrown at me
in public, like I'm I'm a pariah, yeah exactly, and

(38:54):
I'm like and I'm co signing all this evil bullshit.
So you know, you can get a little it's a
little stressful. When when we listened to the Steven Miller
Fox News clip, I was like, wait, what does that
response remind me of? Somebody's just being completely out of
ship to say and just being like, look right right,
And it was the Jim Jordan's clip that it's the

(39:16):
exact same ship because they're getting just fucking I mean.
And then also on top of it, you have Rudy
Giuliani making it worse. Every fucking day he opens his
mouth and causes another problem. And recently again Chris Wallace
on his show broke a story or a dimension of
this story that wasn't reported. So lookay Fox News, do

(39:37):
you that was saying that not only was it Rudy
Giuliani working on behalf of the president quote unquote off
the books to dig up dirt. Also this guy Joe
to Geneva, who's like on there, he's like a talking
head Fox News lawyer and his wife Vicky Tensing. They've
also been implicated in all of this and they've just
been out here being like, no, I don't know anything
about that the President. I don't even know if you

(39:57):
Cranes of Country, Wait, is there Fox News personalities? Yeah,
I mean they're like lawyers, but they come on because
they cape for the president. So they like to be
like and here's a lawyer who has no soul, who
will say legal words to make you the viewer feel
like there's this isn't as bad as it is? And yeah,
they what's funny is too. Even before their names were
brought up on Sunday, The Daily Beast like reached out

(40:18):
to Joe to Geneva for like, just to get his
take on what's going on, like, and he wasn't even named.
Nobody knew he had anything to do with this. The
second they brought up the word Ukraine to him. This
guy loves to give interviews. He just said, I'm not
commenting on anything, and then when they asked why, he said,
I'm not commenting on anything and hung up. Damn. So
he was already shook it from the almost like an

(40:42):
airtight seal, where like all of the people who are
covering up and like on Fox News are involved with
the original like conspiracy in the first place. So like, yeah,
it is where did you think this is gonna go?
Especially in the culture, it's it screams their age so badly, like, oh,
you guys are used to the way things used to work,
whereas we have camera phones, we have emails, we have

(41:04):
proof beyond proof beyond proof of the things that you do.
And you will be held to counter people who are tired, Yeah, exactly,
and broke, honey, will be broken tired. They're really going
to get your ass to Antoinette, do it to you.
It's easy to be fun, you know, funked up and
corrupt in the eighties and nineties exactly when you could
cut it, when you could shred papers, and it was
gone when you could you know, it's never gone now.

(41:26):
So if you did it within the past twenty years, honey,
we know about it. Yeah, it's a new I mean, well,
hopefully it will be a new era. That's where we
we hopefully can see momentum going with the countability. Yeah,
I'm into it. The polling is not conclusive yet. There's
some poles that indicate that people are you know, ready
for things to you know, to reality, and there's some

(41:47):
polls that say, like support for the president is still
extremely high. Real quick, let's check in with like, what's
some developing news. What has changed since we last spoke
on the subject. Rudy has been subpoena Rudy Giuliani fully subpoena.
They're like, come with the receipts because the ship you
said on CNN basically makes you look very guilty, right,

(42:09):
so please bring your shoebox with the receipts. Trump and
bar went after the leader of Australia, the Australian head
of state, to basically get help investigating the FBI and CIA. Uh.
It's it's basically, you know how after he says do
me a favor, though, he starts talking crazy shit about

(42:31):
CrowdStrike being like a Ukrainian operation, So it's more on
that stuff. Basically trying to get help from foreign leaders
in fabricating stuff about the beginning of the Mueller investigation.
So he wants the Australian government to look at itself,
to produce some kind of report that makes them look bad. Yes,

(42:54):
because Australia was involved. Like when people first started real
I saying something was George talking to an Australian like
diplomat or something like somebody like that. Yeah, yeah, so
they're like, okay, you guys must have been involved. Lets
the bottom story, Mr President, I can't really look into
that for you. The thing about that CrowdStrike ship is okay,

(43:19):
First of all, that's a debunked conspiracy theory that this
old man just can't get out of his brain, which
is another aspect of this whole ship, right, is like
is he we've always been like, you know, questioning his morality? Right,
but now yeah, like and now just in general, it's
it's we're able to be like maybe he actually can't
fathom how bad this is, or that he even didn't

(43:39):
like he is fully not capable of doing. I think
he fully is delusional, Like he is so delusional he
thinks everybody loves him. He doesn't understand he's he's an megalamaniac,
Like he's all ego, no reality, right, Like he's like
an actor on steroids. Well you know what I mean,
And he's your uber driver and he's ready to talk

(44:00):
to you about Ukraine. The thing was his own staff, right,
his own staff, Trump's own staff. We're telling him, Yo,
this theory that you and Rudy Giuliani are like going
after has been completely debunked. They're like, this is not it.
It's not even remote, it's not even the same name. Yeah,
just let it go. Even his first Homeland Security advisor

(44:21):
told the president, he's like, there is no basis for
the idea that it was Ukraine and not Russia that
got involved in the election. But the problem is Rudy
Giuliani keeps telling Trump this and that's what the like
a lot of the reports are like. Then Rudy gets
back in his ear about this ship and then he's
tweeting off this this bullshit again. But that's the kind
of like that shows you, like, you know, it's like,

(44:43):
you know, if an elderly person heard about vaping and
then you get that chain email like, hey, you never
know what the vaping, watch out for the everything's gonna
kill you. Who cares cares? The whole world is on fire,
see millennials and gen z Unite are not losing over
at the Wall Street Journal, where they're you know, accurately

(45:03):
reporting on this story. But then their opinion pages is
basically the Fox News, Like their most popular article of
the day is John Durham's Ukrainian Leads that talks about
how uh they're looking into the origins of the Mueller Report,
so you can still hold out hope. They're like, what
he asked about was like CrowdStrike and we don't know

(45:27):
the answer to that yet, so they're still out here
doing that. Ship. Imagine being on a TV show where
the point of the show was for you to verbally describe,
like the object in front of you and it's clearly
a can, but yeah, your mission is to never say
the word can and fuck your audience up to think
that is not in fact a can on the table.

(45:48):
You're like, what I actually see as a cylindrical object
that um is patriotic in nature and made of strong aluminium,
Like this is. I was watching Fox over the weekend
pretty much like every day. At some point I would
check in to see what they're saying, and it was
constant the way they and like it was a pattern
of the truth is not the truth, and then little

(46:09):
chunks of hope for the viewer of like and we're
going to get into Biden after this next break. He's like,
because the former vice president might also be in a
lot of trouble, like and that's how they they're just
doing the him to kind of thing to get like
to get their viewers to like feel good about this
ship right now. And it's just so I feel you know,
I don't feel bad, but like, it's just this is

(46:30):
where the funk we're at. It's been ongoing for three
years though, because they like he won, and then they're like,
but let me tell you about Hillary, And I'm like,
are we she lost? To leave the bitch alone? We're
done with that. Let's really talk about his problem now,
because we cannot figure out what the fun this problem is.
Right here's this meme where Trump is the undertaker and
choke slams her into a grave like okay, like, I

(46:51):
think she's just in her little house, just tombstone. We
have talked before on this podcast about you know, the
possibility of a civil war, saying it's you know, a
second American Civil wars. I'm likely, but people who are
experts on modern civil wars say that, like, there are
a lot of the ingredients for a modern civil war present.

(47:13):
And you know, Robert Evans did an entire podcast called
it Could Happen Here about what second American Civil war
would look like. Uh. Trump came out on Twitter and
was basically like, if y'll impeach me, it's gonna give
civil war. Yeah, let's bring it on. Sorry, where's it
going to take place? Somewhere? Stupid? I'm fine with that.

(47:33):
It's not in l A. Yeah, we're too We're too
high in California exactly. I wish we were just too
high and too unarmed. Yeah right, yeah, um yeah, to
be like here, I'm gonna hit you with my tickets
to my one man's should that didn't sell out. Yeah,
that is a weapon. The whole thing is he was
he was quoting this guy, pastor Robert Jeffries, who was

(47:55):
going on Fox all day being like, no, I've talked
to thousands of you angelical Christians over the last few days,
and the mood is that they will be so upset
if the Democrats use impeachment to overturn the election and
overturns like this is not overturning the you know what
I mean, they're they're being like, you're breaking the law,
you're being impeached, that's what it is. But that's sort

(48:18):
of their narrative of this is sort of like the
sore losers can't do it even though he lost the
pocket money. What doesn't upset evangelical Christians? I'm sorry, two
men in a commercial being in love is upsetting to them.
Who gives a ship that they're mad about their stupid
president who's doing fucking illegal crape. Well, and I think
so that's where he got that whole thing, and I
think he likes again he wants to always if it

(48:38):
wasn't the economy first, he's like, oh, gu I mean
with me and the wallster's gonna crash. And then it's
been pretty stable kind of, I mean, hasn't been crashing,
but no one's gonna stop spending money because you get impeached.
I still have to buy things I need and I
worried about you, and people watching be like, yes, we
just dump his ask because we need to get this
money exactly. And then so this whole thing, right, A

(49:01):
lot of there was a Harvard professor who was like him,
already tweeting this is would also be grounds for impeachment
to say, like threatening civil war to prevent Congress from
moving its constitutional duty, like what the fund is that
he's an evil villain like and he does and he's not,
has no finesse, And it's a country obsessed with these
Marvel and d C movies about super villain. E doesn't

(49:22):
recognize the supervillain like, I don't get that. Yeah, because
there are a lot dumber in reality. Turns out, yeah, no,
they're not geniuses. Michelle Obama said that. She said, I
was I've been in the room with world leaders and
they're not that smart. She literally said this. I was like,
you better work, bitch. It's true. They're not the smartest people.
Otherwise there'd be no war. War is a it's a

(49:45):
product of stupidity. Because we have words, we all understand
each other. Now we have devices where we can translate
your words to be understandable to my words. We have
all this understanding and knowledge that could go around, and
instead we're going to use bombs and buy weapons because
we're still stupid, still using our cave man brain. Yeah,
it's stupid as hell. Well, you know, right, Future head. Yeah,

(50:07):
I can't wait for the world to burn. I hope
I get to watch. Yeah, that's like most people they're
you're you're part of that very distinct group of people
who use those exactly on the left and the right,
they're like, let's burn it down exactly because guess what,
if you're not in the one percent, you'll burn it down.
Like you know what if you get to have three
yachts and I'm paying rent, it's time for you to

(50:27):
go right. All right, we're gonna take another quick break.
We'll be right back. And we're back. And speaking of
burn it down, Uh, there's a New Yorker article about

(50:50):
this solution that I guess has been around for a while,
but basically focuses I think the article is called money
is the Fuel that Climate Change and like burns on
or something like that, and basically focusing on the role
of money in perpetuating climate change, like the fact that
you know, there are these enormous banks like JP Morgan

(51:12):
that is, you know, has huge amounts of money invested
in technology that we know is actively you know, bringing
about climate change and just you know, that's something that
can't be faked, Like that's not a thing that you
can hide in the dark. Like if it's a market
thing like that that's has incredible amounts of money and

(51:33):
it's like one of the Fortune five company or some
ship like that, then you can shame them. You can
like bring this sort of ship to their attention. So
they're basically talking about the possibility of making these companies
through shame and through publicity, uh, divest themselves from any

(51:55):
right well and even more in that through fucking money
right Sadly, Like you know, I hate to quote Vanilla Skuy,
but the answer to nine out of a hundred questions
is money. Yeah, you actually love to quote Vanilla Skuy. Also,
like you know, they're the scenes where they show attraction
very realistic. Was not the worst movie in the world.

(52:15):
It's just Tom Cruise's awful. It Actually, it's funny because
when Jack first brought up this article, I was like,
I think Vanilla Skuy one of the first lines and
they answered questions is money. But then I found a
YouTube video where a pickup artist is breaking down how
Vanilla Skuy will show you how to interact better with women.
It was very sad. Anyway, that'll be in the footnotes. Um,

(52:37):
but Yes, Tom Cruise is such an alpha is what
you have to understand. Yeah, dude, you got a alpha
male other guy. You're the guy. You don't want to
be the other guy. Well, gladly pay The whole thing
was a toxic fire. Um, but yeah, it's true, like
all sadly when the when the profits look a certain

(52:57):
way or your money doesn't look right, then it's an issue.
It's not the existential threat to future generations and many
of the people who will be living on this earth
to see some awful it's just twenty years away. Twenty
years goes by like that were twenty years ago. We're
here now ten years ago exactly. It goes by really
really fast. So the ice caps are like almost completely melted.

(53:19):
Now I'm like, this is not going to end well
for anybody. There will be no Miami, there will be
no New York because it we'll all be underwater. And
these are reality is that are coming that could be
reversed if we all just chilled out a little bit.
Maybe And I mean I can't eat money, but that's
the message, right, is like if we want to even
have a shot at this, then ship has to get
fucking extreme, very quickly, like in terms of how we're like,

(53:43):
we need to fucking hit the brakes on so many things.
But again, because money is being made, that's not going
to slow shut up. So then the only way I guess,
because everybody, for all the people who are moving capital
around in this in the world and you know, perpetuating
the climate change from this aspect, can they be moved
if the profit margins look different? Yeah. I think one

(54:04):
of the lines in the article is there shouldn't be
like masters of the universe who are like sitting back
and controlling everything from Wall Street. But the fact that
there are masters of the universe, we can take advantage
of that to like try and shame those masters. Again,
let's get all these people's names out right. So Jamie
Diamond is the person that they point out is the

(54:24):
CEO of JP Morgan Chase, and they are the company
that is most invested in fossil fuels and you know,
just retrograde forms of energy. And he's also part of
a movement that is basically trying to have their cake

(54:45):
and eat it too among CEOs where they're no longer
only focused on shareholder value. So up to this point,
like from the eighties through like basically last year. Uh,
the main job of a c EYO that would keep
them from getting fired was how much money they were
making for their shareholders. And that could include you know,

(55:08):
fucking over customers, sucking over employees, just as long as
they got that shareholder value. And he's part of a
movement where they're like, no, let's take a step back,
because that is transparently evil and people are starting to
notice that about me, and my kids are asking me questions. Probably,
let's look at the entire health of the company. Let's

(55:28):
look at like how healthy, Like is this sustainable? For instance,
is this grows sustainable? Uh? Is it doing good things
for the customer and the employee and the shareholders? Like,
let's at least put those other humans. Yeah, his like
lukewarm wokeness that he likes to pray around with. Like
before he was like, you know, we gotta do something

(55:48):
about housing prices because like younger people can't afford them.
I'll just say that and won't do anything, but I'll
say that. And this other ship interesting anecdote about him,
just so you can see like what being being very
wealthy and white can do to your brain. He fucking
pitched Bob Igor, the CEO of Disney, an idea for
a corporate rom com he had thought up. Fucking pulled

(56:12):
up to Bob I and it was like, Hi, I'm
Jamie Diamond. I don't know what the funk I'm doing
about anything except making a lot of money. Here's a pitch,
Jamie Diamond, a character named Jamie Diamond, like a really
attractive woman falls in love with him. So do you
know what it was? No? Okay, it's made. No it
did not get made because the pitch sounds like some

(56:35):
fucking evil bit quabrilled be there, Whatever the funk you
are thought up a fucking movie idea from your corporate
headspace of what a rom com would be. It's very
much involving the mechanics of a corporation at the level
he's operating in and from CEO and CFO fall in love.
M He's just gorn to tell on himself and his
affair with the secretary Like this sounds like a confession,

(56:57):
he said. Quote. It was about a woman who couldn't
pick men very well, so she had a board of
directors of women who would be testing men for her
and picking her husband not only that, he also said
it should probably start Bette Midler and Julia Louis Drivers
had the cat oder. I don't think he knows anything

(57:19):
past that though her Dino Topia over there no shade women.
But I'm like, oh, I expected something different. Shout out,
Shout out to Bob Iger because he said that's just
a bad idea. That's just not going to go anywhere.
I'm also rich and white, and but here, look, you
deal with like moving money around the evil ways. I'll

(57:41):
just convince people to pay for the same movie nine
hundred times over and exactly, we're gonna make a little
more Maid eight more times. That's what we're gonna do
this time. It's CG but photo realistic, right And she's
still black though, right, But because of CG, we can
just assign a skin tone value for different markets and
not upset anybody. Right now, she's green, Yeah, everyone's happy

(58:02):
due to pollution, yes, sick. And Eric's like, what the
fund is that? Right? Please? The seas are so filled
played by that awesome twine. It's realistic. Dying took it there?
Who looks like they're dying? What miles? The story says

(58:23):
that personality traits maybe linked to musical preferences. Yes, look no, no,
in a way yes, Like so the people who put
the who did the study are not out here saying
like this is conclusive evidence that there are these strong correlations.
But there there thing is a lot of people are like,
you know what, there's a lot of interesting pathways for
more research now, because if what they've dug up seems

(58:46):
pretty interesting. So they were mapping a lot of people's
like psychological traits, um and political leanings or things like
that sort of in juxtaposing that with their musical taste.
So they found a preference for rhythmic music such as rap,
hip hop, reggae, R and B was associated with specific
aspects of agreeableness, but not as a broad domain. Okay,

(59:06):
but they did say rhythmic music fans tended to score
high for traits related to compassion, but lower on politeness,
you know, because we're rude, you're rude, dem now people
who like the other. The One of the other connections
they found is some people who are not really into
like upbeat music, up temple music, loudshit, were typically more

(59:26):
introverted and also did not like to go near like
large gatherings and things like that, because they may be
suspect that the music could be over stimulating, But those
are things they're not jumping to those conclusions. They're just saying, like,
we noticed this, there may be something. They're like, what
questions does that bring up? Is the music too lit
for somebody who's skittish? Music resists, Like when you're listening
to up beat music, it doesn't lend itself to introspection,

(59:50):
and I feel like lower key music does, so just
maybe it's just sort of oh, They're like, I don't
need all this distraction, right, Yeah, I have. I have
like cleaning my House music, which is like your John
mayor Radiohead music. And then I've got my getting Ready
music when I'm like painting my face pretty much, and
that's like your Brittany, you'r like up tempo stuff, okay, Like,

(01:00:12):
and that's because I don't have time to think right now.
I need to be need entertay exactly. We all know
that person. But it's actually a tweet. I really love
it said if we all go to hell for downloading
music illegally, I hope we're separated by genre at least,
And I completely agree, But this is the other thing too.
So they said that another question that they were posing

(01:00:34):
was there was a link, a small link between conservative
and religious entertainment and neurotic, hostile, and eccentric tendencies. So
but their question is like, does that mean that those
people and movie interests are more willing than the average
person to like acknowledge common personality failings or does it
mean that those people struggle with negative emotions? And then

(01:00:55):
they turned to conservative religious media for answers. So it's
a lot of things where there's enough to be like,
we can't say one way or the other, but that's
an interesting sort of thread to mine a little bit
to understand a little bit more. Yeah, I don't agree
with that just because like, uh, a lot of and
I'll say this, a lot of religious people. They're looking
for answers so heavily. And there's something dangerous about needing

(01:01:16):
to know everything because I don't need to fucking know.
They're like, are there aliens? And like I really don't
need to know. I don't. I really need to get
my rent paid next month, and that's where I'm at.
The aliens are paying my rent, then exactly, this is
l A okay, Like you guys are not under enough
pressure to give a shit about where God comes from.
I don't care like he put me here, if he exists, whatever,
what I've got exactly God's woman anyway, she's among us. Yeah,

(01:01:43):
Miss Elliott would a good one. And I'm like, these
beats are lit. I believe it. But yeah, like you know,
there's so there's enough to think like, oh maybe there is.
I mean most even the researchers themselves aren't convinced. So
you know, most times you get these studies and they
come with their chest stout, being like this is the
truth based on my sample size. People No, go to
a nickel Back concert, and you know this is real.

(01:02:07):
I am more intelligent than everyone else. I would be that.
I would suck that whole thing up because I'll be
at a nickel Back show. It makes me laugh. That's
some good writing anyway. Yeah, I know that was shade. No, No,
it's well deserve, but you know there's something about it
ship I might be evil, you know, I don't know.

(01:02:28):
I cannot because I with Nickels. I like that rock
star song. I mean yeah, nickel Back is more wistful
than it is religious or country not giving an agenda. Well,
I mean they were you know they all talk about
like getting along too. If everyone cared, it's a great song.
Fair fine, you have no, you don't have to. It
started off as a joke like a rom com, and

(01:02:50):
then I fell in love with it. But I feel
like if some other dude really came at me with
some heavy Nickelback energy, like yeah, thank you, but I
kind of like a half jokingly, right, but you know,
if they're Canadian, shout out to you as Nickelback ever
suspected that you guys started dating on a dare I
don't think. I hope not. Man, Please don't says pleasure

(01:03:15):
of having you? This has been fine. Where can people
find you? Instagram is my main? Yes, Instagram is my main,
my main, And I'm at Aristocrat A R I S
C S T O C R A T. And that's
also the same on Snapchat, Grinder, Twitter. Yeah right, No,

(01:03:37):
I don't know what that is. I'm in my thirties.
I just I just say you can follow me on checktok.
I haven't posted anything in right, I don't know how
to use it. I mean I do know how to
use it. Just make a video, but pass I've got
Instagram to work. Yeah, there's so much. Yeah. Is there
a tweet or post on Instagram that you've been enjoying
that you want to tell our listeners? Um, just anything

(01:03:59):
with it. Buy angel A Karross. Follow Angela Karage. She's
a fellow trans woman of color. She stars in Pose
and a Hsour. Just go and read her tweets. She
is a truth teller. She hosted the lgbt Q Forum
for the President's The president Hopeful Presidential Yes, every guy,
I was gonna say, what the hell are they called? Um? Yeah,

(01:04:19):
And she did an excellent job. And she has been
reading people for a felt and she's amazing. So follow
her everywhere as well. Miles Man find me a Twitter
and Instagram at Miles of Gray. A couple of treets
I like the first one from Andrew T at Andrew T.
If there was even one good journalist out there, one
of them would ask Trump which side he was on

(01:04:41):
in the last Civil War. Blair Saki at Blair Saki. Yes,
I talked about my pussy a lot on here, but
I also gave two different ailing strangers allergy medication out
of my purse last week. Another one from Dy Travis
at Professor Doyer, Fun Fact manga is Man Go for Girls,

(01:05:02):
Japanese Mango O and Uh Amy Miller at Amy Miller.
This kid just yelled at his mom, why do you
always have to go to Starbucks? And she just sighed
and said, I don't know that I know the kids

(01:05:24):
are up. Uh. At Leah's l I A s Underscore tweeted,
please take your Apple watch off. If you're wearing a
dress or formal attire, you look like a spy kid. Uh.
And John is Toasted tweeted In jacked heroin into my
arm that's scarred from times prior. My eyes rolled back

(01:05:46):
into my head as my manager pounds on my door
telling me I'm on in five minutes. Let's rock, I say,
as I grabbed my bass guitar, take a pool of whiskey,
and getting my Chuck e cheese mouse band costume. Uh.
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(01:06:08):
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the information that we talked about in today's episode, as
well as the song we ride out on Miles. What's
that going to be today? Um? This is a tracked
by Parallel Dance Ensemble. I have not really I don't
know much about them. Was, you know, fucking around the

(01:06:31):
internet looking for music and this is a track called
Weight Watchers and it's a dope band. It's like they're
very edgy, playing like I'm presuming live instruments as well,
but you know it's got a little punky rocky field
but good good riddims too. By edgy, I mean they
like make you feel like edging. No, no, definitely not.

(01:06:52):
I had to stop at you, but no, this is
more like it's a very low fi sounds raw, yes, raw, alright.
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(01:07:13):
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