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Speaker 1 (00:01):
And I played a friend of mine who's disappeared. If
anybody knows where rapper podcaster, TV reality show star Joe
Button is, please please let him know. I have been
reaching out to him since Sunday, just trying to check
(00:23):
in with Joe Button.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
His fucking team.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Was set on paper, But these fucking fantasy football games,
just like real football, they're not one on paper, They're
one on that fucking field. And Joe Button in my
money league, he was favored by twenty something points, but
my guys were like, oh no, no Joe, Fuck no Joe.
(00:53):
And we had what we call a fantasy football freak golf.
Oh yeah, we had a nice fantasy football freak off.
Speaker 2 (01:13):
Boom have no fear.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
The Iron Rappert Stereo podcast is here. Bignie Boom, have
no fear. The Iron Rappaport Stereo podcast is here. It's
the morning of November fifth, twenty twenty four. It's election Day.
I don't know how it's gonna turn out. I don't
know what the fuck is gonna happen, but I'm gonna
get your mind real nice. I'm gonna get your mind
(01:36):
real proper. I'm gonna get you off to a good
start because it is election day. Plus I beat the
shit at a rapper podcaster friend, Joe Button in my
fantasy football league and he's mia. Where the fuck is
Joe Button? Where the fuck is Joe Button? All that
(02:00):
and more on a high flying election day. I Am
Rapport Stereo Podcast coming right now, Miles Jordan ak The
Bleach Brothers aka the Dust Brothers, Sticky, start this puppy
off with something real nice, Start this puppy of it
something real. But most importantly, start this puppy off with
something real.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Fucking see.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
I am rap Or Stereo podcast. Kitty, Let's go, baby.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
Boom, have no fear, Baggie e Boom, have no fear.
And when I say it, I mean it, have no fear.
The I Am a Rapaport Stereo podcast is in.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
The place to be.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Welcome to the Iron Dome of Disruption. Welcome to this
ziggoty zone of disruption. My name is Michael Rapaport aka
the Inflamed Ashkenazi, aka the Sultan of Sniff aka the
Raging Bullshitter. This is the I Am Rapaport Stereo Podcast.
(03:20):
I'll say it again, this is the I M Rapaport
Stereo Podcast. Hope everybody's feeling good. Hope everybody's feeling safe.
Hope everybody is feeling saane. I am trying to start
this podcast off in a calm way. I want everybody
(03:43):
to just breathe. I want everybody to breathe in and
breathe out.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
You fuck, breathe in anah, breathe out, you mother? What
the fuck are you? You gotta breathe, You gotta meditate,
you gotta stretch, you gotta keep all your extremities moving
(04:12):
and grooving. Because it is here. It is here. Election
Day twenty four is here. We've talked about it, we
have cried about it, we have thought about it, we
(04:36):
have screamed about it, we have argued about it.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
We have done every single thing.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
About it. But it's here. This I Am Rapaport Stereo
podcast is taking place on the early early early early
hours of November fifth, twenty twenty four, a monumental historical day.
(05:05):
As of the recording this Iron Wrap Port Stereo podcast,
people are voting, people are praying, people are betting, people
are doing it all all on behalf of election twenty
twenty four. I want you motherfuckers to know this, and
(05:26):
I want you motherfuckers to trust this, and I mean
this sincerely. Whatever happens, you are going to be okay.
Whatever happens with this election, we are going to be
(05:47):
oh okay. It's just today. If pig dick Donald Trump wins,
everything's gonna be okay. If pig Dick jill Stein wins,
O pig Dick jill Stein isn't gonna win, everything is
gonna be okay. If pig Dick Kamala Harris wins, everything
(06:08):
is going to be oh okay. There is so much
fucking fear mongering. There is so much fear tactics. We
you us the collective, We we are the world. We
(06:32):
are the fucking children day, so let's start living. We
are going to be oh kay. Of course I just
sang the Quincy Jones produced iconic song we.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Are the World.
Speaker 1 (06:59):
Uh the eight Quincy Jones has passed away, the iconic
Quincy Jones. What a life Quincy Jones had. What a
contribution to society Quincy Jones had. Producer, songwriter, composer, arranger,
(07:22):
True Blue Icon born in nineteen thirty three, the same year.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
That my father was born.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
My father Disco Dave Rappaport and Quincy Jones, who produced,
I mean so many incredible songs for so many years,
probably most famous, well not probably definitely most famous for
producing Michael Jackson, the best of Michael Jackson in my opinion.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
The Thriller, the Off the Wall records, to.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
Monumental popular culture, fucking game changing records he produced for
Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra. I mean, Quincy Jones
touched every single thing regarding music, and just his influence
(08:25):
that he had on music is just incredible. And what
could I say, ninety one years old, Quincy Jones.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Has passed away.
Speaker 1 (08:38):
Ray Charles, he produced fucking the Brothers, Johnson, Shaka Khan,
I mean, he did it all. I don't think it's
gonna I mean everything, And he produced We Are in
the World, and he produced Frank Sinatra's fly Me to
(08:59):
the Moon, I mean, in the Heat of the Night,
Dizzy Gillespie, everything, everything, so rip the legacy and the
body of work will never go anywhere. To the incredible, incredible,
monumental Quincy Jones, who just fucking he put his fingerprints,
(09:24):
his hand princess footprints all over so many, so many things,
and influence and inspired and gave so many just great
bangers of all different genre of music for so long.
So rest in peace to the incredible monumental Quincy Jones.
(10:02):
Quincy Jones obviously will not be around to see how
this election turns out. As I said at the top
of the broadcast, I'm recording this in the early early
early hours of November fifth, twenty twenty four, and you know, shit,
(10:25):
I guess there's nothing more to talk about until the
ballots are in. And I am just really, really really
hoping that if Dick stating Donald Trump wins, there is
a peaceful transfer of power. I am hoping if Kooki
Kamala Harris wins, there is a peaceful transfer of power.
(10:47):
I we nobody needs any fucking riots, any looting, any burning.
Anything you want to scream, knock yourself out, you want
to cry, go ahead. But I need that fucking National Guard,
I need the police, I need everybody out there to
(11:08):
keep things under control. I don't need any bullshit personally,
I don't need any bull shit. And come rain, come shine,
come snow. I am going to be in the Indianapolis
on Thursday, performing in Indianapolis on Thursday. I am gonna
(11:31):
be performing Friday night in Chicago. I'm knocking on wood.
You don't hear it, but I'm knocking on wood. And
I'll be performing in Boston November twenty first. I'll be
performing in Richfield, Connecticut, November twenty second. I'll be performing
in Toronto November twenty third. I will be performing in
(11:52):
La December sixth. All those shows, all tickets, all information
is available at Michael Rapaport Comedy dot com. Michael Rapaportcomedy
dot com. Am I coming to your city. Am I
coming to your fucking city? Come see me live? Tickets
(12:15):
are available at Michael Rapaportcomedy dot com. That entire schedule
is also there. And then next week we got the
Jake Paul sorry fake Poul Iron Mike Tyson fight in Dallas,
and there is a chance that I will be in Dallas,
(12:37):
and there is a chance that I'll be going to
that fight. But I've been sniffing around for tickets.
Speaker 2 (12:43):
I'm not going.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
To a fucking fake pol fight unless I am sitting
within the first five rows. I've gotten like, oh, we
got you seats, but I don't want to hear no,
but oh we got tickets for you, But to fuck
all that goofy shit. Fuck all that goofy shit. If
(13:07):
I'm going to see Mike Tyson at fifty eight years
old fighting in Jerry's world in Dallas versus a YouTube guy,
I need to be within five rows. I need to
be able to see here and experience the other ones
I watch.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
The shit on Netflix. Fuck you think this is.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
They're acting like this is a you know, Ali Frasier
or some goofy shit like that. Like I know you're
trying to make money and all that, but yo, fuck
all that, fuck all that goofy shit. I need to
be close, close, close to the action. So uh, there's
(13:50):
a chance I might be there for that. There's a
chance I might just be watching that shit like everybody
else on Netflix, because I ain't sitting in row twenty
for no fucking Jake Pole fight. Get the fuck out
of here. This ain't Ali Frasier, this ain't Sugar Ray
Leonard versus Tommy Hearns Sugar Ray Leonard versus Roberto Duran
(14:16):
to say none of that shit. I need to be
a ringside period end of story, and I really really
need Mike Tyson. I'm really hoping this works out. God, forbid,
I go to that fight and something, something doesn't happen
the way it's supposed to happen. God forbid, I go
(14:36):
to that fight in Dallas and somehow, some way it
doesn't work out the way it's supposed to work out.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
That would be horrific.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
And when I mean work out the way it's supposed
to work out, I mean Mike Tyson knocking the shit
out of this fucking guy once and for all. And
some inside boxing inside scoop people, I know, the like,
you know it's fixed.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I'm like, what are you talking about? It's fixed? Is
it fixed? Am I stupid? Am I dumb? I'm asking you, guys?
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Is it fixed? Are these fights fixed? Like actually fixed?
Like there's a script, there's a plan. I mean, I
wouldn't be surprised if they're fixed. I mean, it's but
is it fixed?
Speaker 2 (15:26):
Who knows? It's It's insane anyway, but.
Speaker 1 (15:30):
It is in Jerry's world, and the Dallas Cowboys are
so bad, and the Dallas Cowboys have been so bad
all season, and to add insult to injury, they're in
my opinion, I know he's a great guy. Uh they're
great guy, but not a great consistently great quarterback Dak
(15:52):
Prescott is injured and they are three and five. The
Dallas Cowboys got the shit beaten out of him once again.
I mean it was quote unquote close ish to the
Atlanta Falcons and my guy Kirk Cousins. You like that,
how quickly things change in fantasy football? How quickly things changed.
(16:14):
I have said it once, and I have said it.
I mean, I've said it over.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
And over and over.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
There are absolutely no feelings in fantasy football. My guy
Kirk Cousins, who I once cursed out, I probably cursed
him out more than once. He fucked me so bad,
No Bruno, he fucked me so bad, no Diddy when
he was with the Minnesota Vikings that I swore to
(16:43):
never ever ever speak his name. I absolutely swore to
never pick him up on my fantasy football team for sure.
But like I said, there are no feelings in fantasy football,
and I picked him up and he performed very very
well this past weekend. He got me a nice twenty
(17:06):
two point victory in my fantasy football team. And I
played a friend of mine who's disappeared. If anybody knows where.
Rapper Podcaster, TV reality show star Joe Button is please
(17:28):
please let him know. I have been reaching out to
him since Sunday, just trying to check in.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
With Joe Button.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
His fucking team was set on paper, but these fucking
fantasy football games, just like real football, they're not one
on paper, They're one on that fucking field. And Joe
Button in my money league, he was favored by twenty
something points. But my guys were like, oh no, no Joe,
(18:02):
Fuck no Joe, and we had what we call a
fantasy football freakoff. Oh yeah, we had a nice fantasy
football freakoff, and we fucked Joe Button's team the quote
unquote mission. We fucked them real nice and we fucked
them real proper. No Diddy, he was supposed to beat
(18:25):
me by twenty something points.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
We fucking beat his ass.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
My guys came out and they performed top to bottom
tizop to biz atom. My man Devin Aitchien from the
Miami Dolphins, My man JK. Diggity Dobbins and his mama
named him Ramandre. I'm gonna call him Romandre Stevenson. Those
(18:54):
were my guys that were stuffing and puffing. Of course,
the Vikings defense and Brandon with the third leg.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Aubrey my MVP.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
I gotta say that, Brandon Aubrey, my kicker from the
Dallas Comboys, he's been my MVP. I believe that he's
only missed one field goal all season.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
If that. But my guy Remandre.
Speaker 1 (19:17):
Stevenson. What a fucking name. It's Drey Day, bitch, It's
Dre Day, bitch. The point is, Joe Button, I don't
know where the fuck you are. I don't know what
the fuck you're doing. I simply was reaching out to
say hello. I simply was reaching out to check in
(19:38):
on you, and you've disappeared.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
You fuck you.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
You won't even give me the fucking satisfaction. And I
know that's why you, mister mind tricks Jedi fucking mind
tricks Joe Button.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
But that's why I have this medium. You fuck.
Speaker 1 (19:57):
You thought you were gonna get away without hearing from me.
Oh no, we had a nice fantasy football freak off
with Joe Button and we beat his ass, real nice
and rickety, real proper.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
Oh yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
Need to go into any more details. I don't need
to share any more details. But if you follow Joe Butten,
ask them how are you? And more importantly, where the
fuck are you and let him know that me, Michael Rapport,
I'm looking for you. I'm just looking for this fucking
(20:33):
Guyot what else is going on? Kevin Durant had another
(20:57):
freak out. Kevin Durant is out and more people. Obviously
we know the history of my little.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
Uh spat up.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
With sensitive Kevin Durant, who still looks like somebody took
some sandpaper to his fucking head and scrubbed it, like
scrubbed his fucking head with sand paper. My man still patchy,
patchy on the yard. He has attacked Stephen A. Smith,
Stephen A. Smith who joined him on his podcast, joined
(21:34):
him on his bullshit show. And I don't know why
Kevin Durant went after Stephen A. Smith went after Charles Barkley.
Who can criticize Kevin Durant. You're above criticism, your sensitive
ass bitch. You don't like anybody criticizing you, so you
(21:57):
attack Stephen A.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
Smith.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Said he's a class, said he's this, that, and the third.
But you had Stephen A. Smith all up on your show,
all up on your podcast.
Speaker 2 (22:10):
You said Stephen A. Smith's opinion doesn't matter. Stephen A.
Speaker 1 (22:13):
Smith, No one listens to him, But then why did
you have him on your show If no one listens
to him and his opinion doesn't matter. The fuck is
wrong with you? What are you smoking? You smoking some
of that good Phoenix mawie wowie.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Hmm.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Why you're going after the great stephen A Smith? Your cliche?
You ain't winning a championship.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
Them days are over.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
You're gonna have to ride on out into the sunset
without another chip. You ain't winning a chip this year.
You in the Phoenix Suns. You ain't winning a chip.
You might compete, you ain't winning that chizz hip. Leave
stephen A Smith the loan in an. Another situation with
(23:03):
a player going after a media person Joel Embiid, who
I like. Everybody likes Joel Embiid, But you know, he's
always injured. But I think he has always carried himself
in a great way. Never seems like he's uh, He's
just he's likable. It's hard not to like the process,
(23:25):
the big process, Joel Embiid, Trust the process. I forgot
the media person's name, or the writer or the broadcaster
who said something about him. But Joel Embiid, who I've
been around, Yo, Joel Ebie's a big motherfucker. He's not
as big as Shack, but he's like, yo, this fucking yo.
(23:47):
When you see Joel Embiid, you don't just see a
seven foot dude. That motherfucker is big. Got a big
ass head, no did he big shoulders big? That motherfucker
is big. And somebody said something and mentioned his brother
who has passed, and da da da da da, and
Joel Embiid, you know, apparently went after him in the
(24:09):
locker room. I'm just saying, like, yo, that's not a
motherfucker you want coming after you. That is a giant,
a straight up giant. And I root for Joel Embiid,
although I don't root for the Philadelphia seventy six, But
how could you not like Joel Embiid. But he's always injured,
and you know he doesn't necessarily say the right thing
always at the right time. And bo ba ba ba bah.
(24:32):
But that also happened. And Bronnie James, Bronnie James has
scored two points in the NBA. The other night, he
was playing in Toronto and it was like scrub bullshit
minutes and they put him in with like I think
two or three minutes to go in the game because
(24:53):
you gotta was it in Toronto, No, it was in Cleyton,
No was Toronto. It was Toronto, and uh, Brian James,
I think his father was probably like, yo, fucking score basket.
And he fucking scored the basket and the crowd went
ate shit, and uh it was literally like me, it
was like a charity make a wish basket, like if
(25:13):
they were like Michael Rapport's dying wish is to score
a basket in an NBA game.
Speaker 2 (25:18):
Not that the guy wasn't guarding him. It wasn't like
a layup.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
It wasn't like one of these high school games where
they put a special needs kid.
Speaker 2 (25:25):
No disrespect sincerely. I mean he you know, I think
he put it between his legs.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
He might have put it behind his back, and he's
you know, it was a deep, you know, a shot
from the left side, and he scored a basket and
the crowd went fucking totally nuts, and they cut down
the net for him after the game, and they gave
him the net literally like they would for me if
it was my last dying wish, like I've dreamt, literally,
(25:51):
I have dreamt my whole life in real life and
in my sleep that I play in the NBA, that
I suit up in the NBA. I didn't even want
to score a basket, but since I'm dying, it's my
dying wish to score a basket.
Speaker 2 (26:07):
And they shovel me out.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
Onto the court with two or three minutes ago, and
they go go ahead, asshole, try it, and you know
lo and behold, I throw up something and boom, I
fucking make a basket in the NBA. I would shit
my pants. That has been my dream my whole life,
to play in the NBA. I have that fucking dream
still to this day. I had one recently. I can't
(26:28):
remember the details. Why would I bore you with the
details of another hoop dream. But Bronnie James got the
two point monkey off his back, and the G League
is calling your name. Brinnie James, you need to be
in the fucking G League. And now Lebron James' other son, Bryce,
(26:52):
who I guess is you know a high school prospect?
Now there's talk about Lebron playing with both of his
sons and Bryce, listen, I'm gonna tell you what your
dad ain't telling you. If you are good enough to
play college basketball, and potentially good enough to play in
the NBA. Stay away from that whole fucking thing. Man,
(27:13):
do your own shit. Your dad's got enough. Look what
they did to poor Briannie. Look what they did to
your brother. They carted him out of college when he
wasn't ready. Now they dumped him on the LA Lakers,
and he ain't ready, and it was a great story,
but inevitably he's gonna wind up in the G League.
Do yourself a favor, make your own decisions.
Speaker 2 (27:36):
Ask your mom what to do. Because your father, he's
trying to live vignariously through you. He trying to tack
you onto his story.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Go as far away as you possibly can to college
from that whole fucking thing. And if you're good enough
to play in the NBA, make it on your own accord,
because this other shit ain't gonna work.
Speaker 2 (27:55):
Your brother ain't nice, Bronnie ain't nice.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
They put them in the game like it was me
at fifty four years old. And I've said in the past,
I'm all for it, I'm all for it, but it
just doesn't look good and it's just not fair to
that kid.
Speaker 2 (28:12):
It is not fair to that kid.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
But lebron James one of the greatest careers, probably in
all the sports, the greatest body of work career in
the NBA. Not the greatest player of all time, one
of the greatest. I mean the motherfucker. If he ain't
the greatest, he's one of the greatest. He's still ridiculous.
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But my advice to you, Bryce James, come to Uncle Mike.
Speaker 2 (28:40):
I'll hook you up with some advice.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
I'll tell you how to avoid being part of this,
this circus that your brother is now a part of.
Speaking of living off of somebody's coketails.
Speaker 2 (28:53):
Maliah Meliah Maliah. I think it's Malia Maliah Obama his daughter.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
Uh, she made a film and that I think it's
premiering at some film festival and she's removed Obama from
her last name.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Because she wants to carve out her own path.
Speaker 1 (29:16):
Sweetheart, What the fuck and how the fuck do you
even think you got this far to make a film
that's getting into some film festival. Because because you're a
Martin Scorsese, you're quitting Tarantino.
Speaker 2 (29:31):
No, you're Obama's daughter.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
You better fucking you better hang on to that name
for as long as you possibly can. These kids are
all fucking whacked out, confused Malia. I was gonna say,
Malia Trump, Oh is Milania? No, it's is it Malia?
I think it's I don't fact check Malia Trump. I
think it's Malia Trump. Fuck Malia, Malia Obama. She doesn't
(29:57):
want to keep her father's name in the credits, which
is just fucked up, because I know he's probably like
this little fucker man. The only reason why she got
the chance to make a film was because of me.
Now you want to try to dump me off your
name in the credits, as if we don't know who
your father and who your mother actually are. And speaking
(30:20):
of movies, Terry Garr, the great actress Terry Garr, who
had such a great career and was such a unique actress.
And I was talking about her the other day because
I was talking about the film After Hours, which I
(30:41):
definitely strongly recommend, directed by Martin Scorsese, and Terry Garr
was in that young Terry Garr, and of course Terry
Garr broke out in the ginormous successful film Tutsie with
Dustin Hoffman. And she was just such a unique, likable, quirky, weird, beautiful,
(31:03):
fun funny actress, and she had a weird sense of
humor and just the way she delivered lines. You never
really know how she was gonna deliver lines. And she
just had a great career and just such a like
I said, just unique. It's just some actors and actresses.
She was in Dumb and Dumber. She was funny as
shitting at some actors and actresses, they just have a
(31:27):
thing about them. I was just gonna say, quah, And
Terry Garr absolutely had that in spades.
Speaker 2 (31:33):
And was beautiful. And I never met her.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
I never saw her, but I was a fan of
hers for so many years and and and she just
had a great career and was just beloved and people
had such good things to say about Terry Garr, who,
like I said, I remember her first in Tutsie with
Dustin Hoffman, which was such a such a huge hit
when it came out. But the great unique Terry Garr
(31:59):
has passed away. And if you've never seen Tootsie, watch that.
If you've never seen After Hours, you should definitely again
watch that because that's a unique, underrated, underappreciated film. And
you know, acting is so much of acting is just
you know, there's different kind of actors. There's actors that
(32:21):
are like you know, they morph into the characters. There's
actors that you know, become the characters. There's actors that
do incredible accents, and then there's actors that.
Speaker 2 (32:31):
Bring so much of themselves to the performances.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
Christopher Walkin, what he does is I'm not to say
that he's not a highly skilled actor, but what he does,
his delivery, his voice, his look, his cadence, specifically his cadence,
that's Christopher Walkin. You can't write that shit, You can't
predict that. That's just him. And not to say that
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Terry Gars Christopher Walkin, but she had that same thing,
just like Terry Gar is gonna bring her Terry thing
and it's unpredictable, and she definitely had that.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
So it's sad to hear of her passage.
Speaker 1 (33:08):
Anyway, I am done, like I said, no matter what happens,
and I've said it once and I'll say it again,
I truly don't give a fuck. I could give two
shits who you voted for. Do not let this election
get you into any trouble. Do not let this election
ruin any relationships. Do not let this election affect you
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beyond the day of the election. You want to be
upset about it. Cool, you want to be frustrated about it. Cool,
But stay safe, stay saint, and absolutely keep your fucking
head on a swivel for the next forty eight to
seventy two hours because it's going to be wacky.
Speaker 2 (33:49):
Okay, it is going.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
To be wacky, but stay safe, stay saye, stay disruptive.
See I am Rapports Stereo poncas I am done. Miles
Jordane Ake, the Bleach Brothers aka the dunt Buds. Take
me out of something real nice ta take me out
of something real loud, but most importantly, end this puppy
with something real funky. Said, I am rap por Stereo
podcast Lady, I'm out.
And I played a friend of mine who's disappeared. If
anybody knows where rapper podcaster, TV reality show star Joe
Button is, please please let him know. I have been
reaching out to him since Sunday, just trying to check
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in with Joe Button.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
His fucking team.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Was set on paper, But these fucking fantasy football games,
just like real football, they're not one on paper, They're
one on that fucking field. And Joe Button in my
money league, he was favored by twenty something points, but
my guys were like, oh no, no Joe, Fuck no Joe.
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And we had what we call a fantasy football freak golf.
Oh yeah, we had a nice fantasy football freak off.
Speaker 2 (01:13):
Boom have no fear.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
The Iron Rappert Stereo podcast is here. Bignie Boom, have
no fear. The Iron Rappaport Stereo podcast is here. It's
the morning of November fifth, twenty twenty four. It's election Day.
I don't know how it's gonna turn out. I don't
know what the fuck is gonna happen, but I'm gonna
get your mind real nice. I'm gonna get your mind
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real proper. I'm gonna get you off to a good
start because it is election day. Plus I beat the
shit at a rapper podcaster friend, Joe Button in my
fantasy football league and he's mia. Where the fuck is
Joe Button? Where the fuck is Joe Button? All that
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and more on a high flying election day. I Am
Rapport Stereo Podcast coming right now, Miles Jordan ak The
Bleach Brothers aka the Dust Brothers, Sticky, start this puppy
off with something real nice, Start this puppy of it
something real. But most importantly, start this puppy off with
something real.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Fucking see.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
I am rap Or Stereo podcast. Kitty, Let's go, baby.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
Boom, have no fear, Baggie e Boom, have no fear.
And when I say it, I mean it, have no fear.
The I Am a Rapaport Stereo podcast is in.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
The place to be.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Welcome to the Iron Dome of Disruption. Welcome to this
ziggoty zone of disruption. My name is Michael Rapaport aka
the Inflamed Ashkenazi, aka the Sultan of Sniff aka the
Raging Bullshitter. This is the I Am Rapaport Stereo Podcast.
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I'll say it again, this is the I M Rapaport
Stereo Podcast. Hope everybody's feeling good. Hope everybody's feeling safe.
Hope everybody is feeling saane. I am trying to start
this podcast off in a calm way. I want everybody
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to just breathe. I want everybody to breathe in and
breathe out.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
You fuck, breathe in anah, breathe out, you mother? What
the fuck are you? You gotta breathe, You gotta meditate,
you gotta stretch, you gotta keep all your extremities moving
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and grooving. Because it is here. It is here. Election
Day twenty four is here. We've talked about it, we
have cried about it, we have thought about it, we
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have screamed about it, we have argued about it.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
We have done every single thing.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
About it. But it's here. This I Am Rapaport Stereo
podcast is taking place on the early early early early
hours of November fifth, twenty twenty four, a monumental historical day.
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As of the recording this Iron Wrap Port Stereo podcast,
people are voting, people are praying, people are betting, people
are doing it all all on behalf of election twenty
twenty four. I want you motherfuckers to know this, and
(05:26):
I want you motherfuckers to trust this, and I mean
this sincerely. Whatever happens, you are going to be okay.
Whatever happens with this election, we are going to be
(05:47):
oh okay. It's just today. If pig dick Donald Trump wins,
everything's gonna be okay. If pig Dick jill Stein wins,
O pig Dick jill Stein isn't gonna win, everything is
gonna be okay. If pig Dick Kamala Harris wins, everything
(06:08):
is going to be oh okay. There is so much
fucking fear mongering. There is so much fear tactics. We
you us the collective, We we are the world. We
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are the fucking children day, so let's start living. We
are going to be oh kay. Of course I just
sang the Quincy Jones produced iconic song we.
Speaker 3 (06:57):
Are the World.
Speaker 1 (06:59):
Uh the eight Quincy Jones has passed away, the iconic
Quincy Jones. What a life Quincy Jones had. What a
contribution to society Quincy Jones had. Producer, songwriter, composer, arranger,
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True Blue Icon born in nineteen thirty three, the same year.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
That my father was born.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
My father Disco Dave Rappaport and Quincy Jones, who produced,
I mean so many incredible songs for so many years,
probably most famous, well not probably definitely most famous for
producing Michael Jackson, the best of Michael Jackson in my opinion.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
The Thriller, the Off the Wall records, to.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
Monumental popular culture, fucking game changing records he produced for
Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra. I mean, Quincy Jones
touched every single thing regarding music, and just his influence
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that he had on music is just incredible. And what
could I say, ninety one years old, Quincy Jones.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Has passed away.
Speaker 1 (08:38):
Ray Charles, he produced fucking the Brothers, Johnson, Shaka Khan,
I mean, he did it all. I don't think it's
gonna I mean everything, And he produced We Are in
the World, and he produced Frank Sinatra's fly Me to
(08:59):
the Moon, I mean, in the Heat of the Night,
Dizzy Gillespie, everything, everything, so rip the legacy and the
body of work will never go anywhere. To the incredible, incredible,
monumental Quincy Jones, who just fucking he put his fingerprints,
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his hand princess footprints all over so many, so many things,
and influence and inspired and gave so many just great
bangers of all different genre of music for so long.
So rest in peace to the incredible monumental Quincy Jones.
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Quincy Jones obviously will not be around to see how
this election turns out. As I said at the top
of the broadcast, I'm recording this in the early early
early hours of November fifth, twenty twenty four, and you know, shit,
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I guess there's nothing more to talk about until the
ballots are in. And I am just really, really really
hoping that if Dick stating Donald Trump wins, there is
a peaceful transfer of power. I am hoping if Kooki
Kamala Harris wins, there is a peaceful transfer of power.
(10:47):
I we nobody needs any fucking riots, any looting, any burning.
Anything you want to scream, knock yourself out, you want
to cry, go ahead. But I need that fucking National Guard,
I need the police, I need everybody out there to
(11:08):
keep things under control. I don't need any bullshit personally,
I don't need any bull shit. And come rain, come shine,
come snow. I am going to be in the Indianapolis
on Thursday, performing in Indianapolis on Thursday. I am gonna
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be performing Friday night in Chicago. I'm knocking on wood.
You don't hear it, but I'm knocking on wood. And
I'll be performing in Boston November twenty first. I'll be
performing in Richfield, Connecticut, November twenty second. I'll be performing
in Toronto November twenty third. I will be performing in
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La December sixth. All those shows, all tickets, all information
is available at Michael Rapaport Comedy dot com. Michael Rapaportcomedy
dot com. Am I coming to your city. Am I
coming to your fucking city? Come see me live? Tickets
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are available at Michael Rapaportcomedy dot com. That entire schedule
is also there. And then next week we got the
Jake Paul sorry fake Poul Iron Mike Tyson fight in Dallas,
and there is a chance that I will be in Dallas,
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and there is a chance that I'll be going to
that fight. But I've been sniffing around for tickets.
Speaker 2 (12:43):
I'm not going.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
To a fucking fake pol fight unless I am sitting
within the first five rows. I've gotten like, oh, we
got you seats, but I don't want to hear no,
but oh we got tickets for you, But to fuck
all that goofy shit. Fuck all that goofy shit. If
(13:07):
I'm going to see Mike Tyson at fifty eight years
old fighting in Jerry's world in Dallas versus a YouTube guy,
I need to be within five rows. I need to
be able to see here and experience the other ones
I watch.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
The shit on Netflix. Fuck you think this is.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
They're acting like this is a you know, Ali Frasier
or some goofy shit like that. Like I know you're
trying to make money and all that, but yo, fuck
all that, fuck all that goofy shit. I need to
be close, close, close to the action. So uh, there's
(13:50):
a chance I might be there for that. There's a
chance I might just be watching that shit like everybody
else on Netflix, because I ain't sitting in row twenty
for no fucking Jake Pole fight. Get the fuck out
of here. This ain't Ali Frasier, this ain't Sugar Ray
Leonard versus Tommy Hearns Sugar Ray Leonard versus Roberto Duran
(14:16):
to say none of that shit. I need to be
a ringside period end of story, and I really really
need Mike Tyson. I'm really hoping this works out. God, forbid,
I go to that fight and something, something doesn't happen
the way it's supposed to happen. God forbid, I go
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to that fight in Dallas and somehow, some way it
doesn't work out the way it's supposed to work out.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
That would be horrific.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
And when I mean work out the way it's supposed
to work out, I mean Mike Tyson knocking the shit
out of this fucking guy once and for all. And
some inside boxing inside scoop people, I know, the like,
you know it's fixed.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I'm like, what are you talking about? It's fixed? Is
it fixed? Am I stupid? Am I dumb? I'm asking you, guys?
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Is it fixed? Are these fights fixed? Like actually fixed?
Like there's a script, there's a plan. I mean, I
wouldn't be surprised if they're fixed. I mean, it's but
is it fixed?
Speaker 2 (15:26):
Who knows? It's It's insane anyway, but.
Speaker 1 (15:30):
It is in Jerry's world, and the Dallas Cowboys are
so bad, and the Dallas Cowboys have been so bad
all season, and to add insult to injury, they're in
my opinion, I know he's a great guy. Uh they're
great guy, but not a great consistently great quarterback Dak
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Prescott is injured and they are three and five. The
Dallas Cowboys got the shit beaten out of him once again.
I mean it was quote unquote close ish to the
Atlanta Falcons and my guy Kirk Cousins. You like that,
how quickly things change in fantasy football? How quickly things changed.
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I have said it once, and I have said it.
I mean, I've said it over.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
And over and over.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
There are absolutely no feelings in fantasy football. My guy
Kirk Cousins, who I once cursed out, I probably cursed
him out more than once. He fucked me so bad,
No Bruno, he fucked me so bad, no Diddy when
he was with the Minnesota Vikings that I swore to
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never ever ever speak his name. I absolutely swore to
never pick him up on my fantasy football team for sure.
But like I said, there are no feelings in fantasy football,
and I picked him up and he performed very very
well this past weekend. He got me a nice twenty
(17:06):
two point victory in my fantasy football team. And I
played a friend of mine who's disappeared. If anybody knows where.
Rapper Podcaster, TV reality show star Joe Button is please
(17:28):
please let him know. I have been reaching out to
him since Sunday, just trying to check in.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
With Joe Button.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
His fucking team was set on paper, but these fucking
fantasy football games, just like real football, they're not one
on paper, They're one on that fucking field. And Joe
Button in my money league, he was favored by twenty
something points. But my guys were like, oh no, no Joe,
(18:02):
Fuck no Joe, and we had what we call a
fantasy football freakoff. Oh yeah, we had a nice fantasy
football freakoff, and we fucked Joe Button's team the quote
unquote mission. We fucked them real nice and we fucked
them real proper. No Diddy, he was supposed to beat
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me by twenty something points.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
We fucking beat his ass.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
My guys came out and they performed top to bottom
tizop to biz atom. My man Devin Aitchien from the
Miami Dolphins, My man JK. Diggity Dobbins and his mama
named him Ramandre. I'm gonna call him Romandre Stevenson. Those
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were my guys that were stuffing and puffing. Of course,
the Vikings defense and Brandon with the third leg.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Aubrey my MVP.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
I gotta say that, Brandon Aubrey, my kicker from the
Dallas Comboys, he's been my MVP. I believe that he's
only missed one field goal all season.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
If that. But my guy Remandre.
Speaker 1 (19:17):
Stevenson. What a fucking name. It's Drey Day, bitch, It's
Dre Day, bitch. The point is, Joe Button, I don't
know where the fuck you are. I don't know what
the fuck you're doing. I simply was reaching out to
say hello. I simply was reaching out to check in
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on you, and you've disappeared.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
You fuck you.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
You won't even give me the fucking satisfaction. And I
know that's why you, mister mind tricks Jedi fucking mind
tricks Joe Button.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
But that's why I have this medium. You fuck.
Speaker 1 (19:57):
You thought you were gonna get away without hearing from me.
Oh no, we had a nice fantasy football freak off
with Joe Button and we beat his ass, real nice
and rickety, real proper.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
Oh yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
Need to go into any more details. I don't need
to share any more details. But if you follow Joe Butten,
ask them how are you? And more importantly, where the
fuck are you and let him know that me, Michael Rapport,
I'm looking for you. I'm just looking for this fucking
(20:33):
Guyot what else is going on? Kevin Durant had another
(20:57):
freak out. Kevin Durant is out and more people. Obviously
we know the history of my little.
Speaker 2 (21:05):
Uh spat up.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
With sensitive Kevin Durant, who still looks like somebody took
some sandpaper to his fucking head and scrubbed it, like
scrubbed his fucking head with sand paper. My man still patchy,
patchy on the yard. He has attacked Stephen A. Smith,
Stephen A. Smith who joined him on his podcast, joined
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him on his bullshit show. And I don't know why
Kevin Durant went after Stephen A. Smith went after Charles Barkley.
Who can criticize Kevin Durant. You're above criticism, your sensitive
ass bitch. You don't like anybody criticizing you, so you
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attack Stephen A.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
Smith.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Said he's a class, said he's this, that, and the third.
But you had Stephen A. Smith all up on your show,
all up on your podcast.
Speaker 2 (22:10):
You said Stephen A. Smith's opinion doesn't matter. Stephen A.
Speaker 1 (22:13):
Smith, No one listens to him, But then why did
you have him on your show If no one listens
to him and his opinion doesn't matter. The fuck is
wrong with you? What are you smoking? You smoking some
of that good Phoenix mawie wowie.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Hmm.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Why you're going after the great stephen A Smith? Your cliche?
You ain't winning a championship.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
Them days are over.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
You're gonna have to ride on out into the sunset
without another chip. You ain't winning a chip this year.
You in the Phoenix Suns. You ain't winning a chip.
You might compete, you ain't winning that chizz hip. Leave
stephen A Smith the loan in an. Another situation with
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a player going after a media person Joel Embiid, who
I like. Everybody likes Joel Embiid, But you know, he's
always injured. But I think he has always carried himself
in a great way. Never seems like he's uh, He's
just he's likable. It's hard not to like the process,
(23:25):
the big process, Joel Embiid, Trust the process. I forgot
the media person's name, or the writer or the broadcaster
who said something about him. But Joel Embiid, who I've
been around, Yo, Joel Ebie's a big motherfucker. He's not
as big as Shack, but he's like, yo, this fucking yo.
(23:47):
When you see Joel Embiid, you don't just see a
seven foot dude. That motherfucker is big. Got a big
ass head, no did he big shoulders big? That motherfucker
is big. And somebody said something and mentioned his brother
who has passed, and da da da da da, and
Joel Embiid, you know, apparently went after him in the
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locker room. I'm just saying, like, yo, that's not a
motherfucker you want coming after you. That is a giant,
a straight up giant. And I root for Joel Embiid,
although I don't root for the Philadelphia seventy six, But
how could you not like Joel Embiid. But he's always injured,
and you know he doesn't necessarily say the right thing
always at the right time. And bo ba ba ba bah.
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But that also happened. And Bronnie James, Bronnie James has
scored two points in the NBA. The other night, he
was playing in Toronto and it was like scrub bullshit
minutes and they put him in with like I think
two or three minutes to go in the game because
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you gotta was it in Toronto, No, it was in Cleyton,
No was Toronto. It was Toronto, and uh, Brian James,
I think his father was probably like, yo, fucking score basket.
And he fucking scored the basket and the crowd went
ate shit, and uh it was literally like me, it
was like a charity make a wish basket, like if
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they were like Michael Rapport's dying wish is to score
a basket in an NBA game.
Speaker 2 (25:18):
Not that the guy wasn't guarding him. It wasn't like
a layup.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
It wasn't like one of these high school games where
they put a special needs kid.
Speaker 2 (25:25):
No disrespect sincerely. I mean he you know, I think
he put it between his legs.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
He might have put it behind his back, and he's
you know, it was a deep, you know, a shot
from the left side, and he scored a basket and
the crowd went fucking totally nuts, and they cut down
the net for him after the game, and they gave
him the net literally like they would for me if
it was my last dying wish, like I've dreamt, literally,
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I have dreamt my whole life in real life and
in my sleep that I play in the NBA, that
I suit up in the NBA. I didn't even want
to score a basket, but since I'm dying, it's my
dying wish to score a basket.
Speaker 2 (26:07):
And they shovel me out.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
Onto the court with two or three minutes ago, and
they go go ahead, asshole, try it, and you know
lo and behold, I throw up something and boom, I
fucking make a basket in the NBA. I would shit
my pants. That has been my dream my whole life,
to play in the NBA. I have that fucking dream
still to this day. I had one recently. I can't
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remember the details. Why would I bore you with the
details of another hoop dream. But Bronnie James got the
two point monkey off his back, and the G League
is calling your name. Brinnie James, you need to be
in the fucking G League. And now Lebron James' other son, Bryce,
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who I guess is you know a high school prospect?
Now there's talk about Lebron playing with both of his
sons and Bryce, listen, I'm gonna tell you what your
dad ain't telling you. If you are good enough to
play college basketball, and potentially good enough to play in
the NBA. Stay away from that whole fucking thing. Man,
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do your own shit. Your dad's got enough. Look what
they did to poor Briannie. Look what they did to
your brother. They carted him out of college when he
wasn't ready. Now they dumped him on the LA Lakers,
and he ain't ready, and it was a great story,
but inevitably he's gonna wind up in the G League.
Do yourself a favor, make your own decisions.
Speaker 2 (27:36):
Ask your mom what to do. Because your father, he's
trying to live vignariously through you. He trying to tack
you onto his story.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Go as far away as you possibly can to college
from that whole fucking thing. And if you're good enough
to play in the NBA, make it on your own accord,
because this other shit ain't gonna work.
Speaker 2 (27:55):
Your brother ain't nice, Bronnie ain't nice.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
They put them in the game like it was me
at fifty four years old. And I've said in the past,
I'm all for it, I'm all for it, but it
just doesn't look good and it's just not fair to
that kid.
Speaker 2 (28:12):
It is not fair to that kid.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
But lebron James one of the greatest careers, probably in
all the sports, the greatest body of work career in
the NBA. Not the greatest player of all time, one
of the greatest. I mean the motherfucker. If he ain't
the greatest, he's one of the greatest. He's still ridiculous.
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But my advice to you, Bryce James, come to Uncle Mike.
Speaker 2 (28:40):
I'll hook you up with some advice.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
I'll tell you how to avoid being part of this,
this circus that your brother is now a part of.
Speaking of living off of somebody's coketails.
Speaker 2 (28:53):
Maliah Meliah Maliah. I think it's Malia Maliah Obama his daughter.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
Uh, she made a film and that I think it's
premiering at some film festival and she's removed Obama from
her last name.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Because she wants to carve out her own path.
Speaker 1 (29:16):
Sweetheart, What the fuck and how the fuck do you
even think you got this far to make a film
that's getting into some film festival. Because because you're a
Martin Scorsese, you're quitting Tarantino.
Speaker 2 (29:31):
No, you're Obama's daughter.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
You better fucking you better hang on to that name
for as long as you possibly can. These kids are
all fucking whacked out, confused Malia. I was gonna say,
Malia Trump, Oh is Milania? No, it's is it Malia?
I think it's I don't fact check Malia Trump. I
think it's Malia Trump. Fuck Malia, Malia Obama. She doesn't
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want to keep her father's name in the credits, which
is just fucked up, because I know he's probably like
this little fucker man. The only reason why she got
the chance to make a film was because of me.
Now you want to try to dump me off your
name in the credits, as if we don't know who
your father and who your mother actually are. And speaking
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of movies, Terry Garr, the great actress Terry Garr, who
had such a great career and was such a unique actress.
And I was talking about her the other day because
I was talking about the film After Hours, which I
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definitely strongly recommend, directed by Martin Scorsese, and Terry Garr
was in that young Terry Garr, and of course Terry
Garr broke out in the ginormous successful film Tutsie with
Dustin Hoffman. And she was just such a unique, likable, quirky, weird, beautiful,
(31:03):
fun funny actress, and she had a weird sense of
humor and just the way she delivered lines. You never
really know how she was gonna deliver lines. And she
just had a great career and just such a like
I said, just unique. It's just some actors and actresses.
She was in Dumb and Dumber. She was funny as
shitting at some actors and actresses, they just have a
(31:27):
thing about them. I was just gonna say, quah, And
Terry Garr absolutely had that in spades.
Speaker 2 (31:33):
And was beautiful. And I never met her.
Speaker 1 (31:35):
I never saw her, but I was a fan of
hers for so many years and and and she just
had a great career and was just beloved and people
had such good things to say about Terry Garr, who,
like I said, I remember her first in Tutsie with
Dustin Hoffman, which was such a such a huge hit
when it came out. But the great unique Terry Garr
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has passed away. And if you've never seen Tootsie, watch that.
If you've never seen After Hours, you should definitely again
watch that because that's a unique, underrated, underappreciated film. And
you know, acting is so much of acting is just
you know, there's different kind of actors. There's actors that
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are like you know, they morph into the characters. There's
actors that you know, become the characters. There's actors that
do incredible accents, and then there's actors that.
Speaker 2 (32:31):
Bring so much of themselves to the performances.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
Christopher Walkin, what he does is I'm not to say
that he's not a highly skilled actor, but what he does,
his delivery, his voice, his look, his cadence, specifically his cadence,
that's Christopher Walkin. You can't write that shit, You can't
predict that. That's just him. And not to say that
(32:54):
Terry Gars Christopher Walkin, but she had that same thing,
just like Terry Gar is gonna bring her Terry thing
and it's unpredictable, and she definitely had that.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
So it's sad to hear of her passage.
Speaker 1 (33:08):
Anyway, I am done, like I said, no matter what happens,
and I've said it once and I'll say it again,
I truly don't give a fuck. I could give two
shits who you voted for. Do not let this election
get you into any trouble. Do not let this election
ruin any relationships. Do not let this election affect you
(33:31):
beyond the day of the election. You want to be
upset about it. Cool, you want to be frustrated about it. Cool,
But stay safe, stay saint, and absolutely keep your fucking
head on a swivel for the next forty eight to
seventy two hours because it's going to be wacky.
Speaker 2 (33:49):
Okay, it is going.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
To be wacky, but stay safe, stay saye, stay disruptive.
See I am Rapports Stereo poncas I am done. Miles
Jordane Ake, the Bleach Brothers aka the dunt Buds. Take
me out of something real nice ta take me out
of something real loud, but most importantly, end this puppy
with something real funky. Said, I am rap por Stereo
podcast Lady, I'm out.
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