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Episode Date: November 18, 2025

Notre Patreon: patreon.com/cafesnakeMounir parle de la nouvelle campagne marketing de Timothée Chalamet et Daphné parle des artistes poussés à en faire toujours plus dans un monde techno-capitaliste. Plus: la saga du lait pour bébé, Mathieu Bock-Côté à TLMEP devant Ruba et Sol, Les memes et la politique et des recommandations culturelles.

Good morning Yo, it's my name I'm gonna lookie just I'm gonna say, you know, do you, what's gonna say to have Hello, man, it's Daphne Oh, but I'm obliged, I read a film of one hour on a horse

And I was just like, I don't this film that It's a cafe snake Good morning Good morning Good morning Hello, everyone All right, everyone.

Welcome to Cafe Snake, today, Cafe Snake, number 68. It's an episode that's available entirely only on our Patreon. For you're to get to buyon

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Do what you talk about today Daphne? Well, I've called my segment, Mett's these trips

on the table when the artists on don't always. I've pursued a bit my reflection of

the same past, and in a world technological with the media social, that has a surcharge

of the work to for the artists and you know to what you want to talk about you know I'm talking about

I'm talking about I'm don't know without the digital news Tudu-luloo I'm

my family let's see a black of the year oh! I'm I'd say

I'd say not the time that I'm okay I've done my job today I like to live and cry,

and marches long in the room to be able to be nourish the hour of the night with the bra, me nourire, I like the years 50. All that is filmed

of this moment, the bombardier and these stories of Dejardin, even and even that had been in an universe Anglophone. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. F'am Revenue to this history, yeah, I've got to you to believe

and could be there. Just me, in Quebec, who has never heard of this girl that, this girl, it's Lou Andreanne Cassidy.

Thank you. First DJ News, I'd like to do the power cultural of memes like, but more of how the memes can be a first

barometer to understand the tenements of political. This week, there was a group breaking news, the email

who are out of the tonne that implic Jeffrey Epstein we're doing directly the board of courier in the courier we can see with a language coded, Jeffrey Epstein who's address

to his company and colleagues in his own enterprise of traffic human, Guillain Maxwell who mentioned Donald Trump

in fact the phrase is is, is you think that Putin has also the photo of Trump who makes

a blowjob to Boba? Baba is the name of code for Bill Clinton? I've heard that it's the name

I see I don't So it's It could That's It could that It's It's

A A chival Yeah Exactly The courier He hit The timeline Like it's

Like it's like It's like It's completely Chamboul My Algorithm for 24 and 48 hours It was just

the joke Donald Trump That's He sort of Placor In fact It would It's

It's explained If Vladimir Putin has really A Photo Donald Trump

On Trump on performing Ack Sexual on Not any any

any kind of man, Bill Clinton, his arch nemesis, I saw how these memes that transcended a little the line partisan of Republican versus Democrats. It was like a subject universal, like, oh, my God,

I'm not sure that Trump would have done that. And, and certainly there's a grand pan of the coalition Republican, who had really fashy against the administration

Trump, to try to let me call me by a part to what he entour Jeff U. Epstein, even Charlie Kirk

before me to die, hey, there, calmer you a bit, you're abuser, we're in the power of Epstein. It's like, it's like really a line of party to, like, try to calm the ardor of an crowd that we had

passed, if it's not 10, 5, 6 years, to hype, on the fact that we'll finish by have the names of the clients of Jeffrey Epstein, we'll all just them, Bill Clinton,

Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates, all the millionaires who would be supposed to go on his island. But I think that's the affair, is that it's bi-partisan.

Well, it's bi-partisan that the two parties, the establishment of the two parties want that we'll call the most possible, but there's been a changement of tone at the time that they're in opposition, they want, they want, they want to whatever

for power to humiliate or make a burden to Trump. So, they push so really that. Even the media of deroges that had longed to cover, Jeffrey Epstein, now,

don't, some hours and these hours of commentary on CNN or on MSNBC, on Jeff Webb Cine, something we'd never seen something we've ever seen

in the media American. Yeah, exactly. And then, in fact, this badge of courierle sort that has

been sent by the members of the Congress Democrat, and just there's this revelation, and I see these memes

that are 500, but now I'm like 200,000 like of jokes on John on Donald Trump and Bill Clinton on create

these fan fiction, there's there's any edit on TikTok all people have made so confusing edit of Trump

and Clinton we try to create this romance, in fact, who is brimed by the appurtenance political

we're creating this great but Romeo and Juliet it's that it's so like Romeo and Juliet in the font I'm saying

oh my God it's like it's like unify all and I'm saying it's like these memes are capable

to transperse the Zaiai so like the opinion popular even more than these discos of the

statements even you know like these memes they're more more than any part of course

of Zoran during the campaign at the Mary of New York I see this power that, as being

pretty federator, but also like universal. You know, like this joke that's like Trump and Bill Clinton

is totally inusited that even the most magas of this world have like partake a little like, oh my God, it's so

I mean to it's just, you know, it's just, you know, I've seen a lot of memes that were like you saw people who'd

their magarate and it's like, oh my God, of all what it's been that Trump be bisexual. Because also

we're also, we're talking in the last month, in the The last month, all the Evangelics who vote for Trump and they have accrued essence of the right religious American. So, you know, they're, like, you know, they're, like, you know, like, have a candidate

or a president who would be not totally heterosexual. But the image of the right evangelical has pried for, like, point of anchorage, in fact, the mall etero, the rugged masculinity, the masculinity, the masculinity, brute, virile. I mean, I said, like, okay, now, it's in the territory of these memes. Blessing. Okay, so the next of the G-News, it's a live react, not live react. I've been listening to, on both, Mattiubokote, to everyone on paris, and, other part, Solzanetti, Ribeau Gazale,

the two co-port-parall of Quebec Soliderers who have seen. Well, what to say? Of one, Matthew Bock-Cote, to everyone on parles, for me, it's like a master class that has been to be passed. The rouleau compressor on the plateau, everyone on parle, it has been really, like, I think humiliant, in fact, not only for the people

around the table, but for all the radio Canada. I think that's inscrise in something that's more large than just this interview, but the week

there was Etienne Alexander Brugge who's like the protégé of Mattibeaukote. Ah, all can't arrive, I was on the plateau

while he was there. At the reception of these two interviews, the right, in the case, Quebecoise or all the people who

is, who's identified as as being counter the ideology Radio Canadian, pretty what it's it would say

rendered like a victory total and crasant. And I personally for having been there during the

interview of Alexander Beauchard, I think this this kind of formule, the plateau with plenty

of genre and an animatrice who pose these questions a bit, some questions that are not really

interesting for understand to understand the view of the invite but they

are like just a series of potential piage identified in which the inveter could be the first question, ah, you've parted

a ting, tank, cretian, oh, what's what you think, of the gay, you know, of the abortment, you know, it's the place

of the critic of the, like, the right identitar or of the right religious, to, like, just let's go

to the end of your reflection and to you pose some question to really make the dous on his ideology.

And it's that I've tried a bit, I'm to do, in my intervention, and as it

has been a bit confused the response rest of the plateau around I'm trying I've taken

time to pose my question but anyways then in the exchange with Etienne Alexander Brugga a question

he gives an affirmation he said 80% of the young in the school were made at the

exterior of this statistic is false in fact I think that the graphic to which makes a

more than 80% of 80% of the young in the schools in Morale are are issued

of the immigration, of two or three generation or who are made a year

So it's like really a state different than to say that's 80% are made at the exterior this approach that in the first moment that there

had used like a L, there's a lot about it's something like when it was poste the integral of the

interview on on Twitter, Facebook it has generated some hundreds of millions of views all the class political

Queque I've retweeted Francoe Lego, what young young man brilliant, everyone had

embarked and I'm thought that it was the interview that because I'm I think that the two back-to-back, so the Boregarde, and the Buckeote,

a week after, it has, like, shifted the feny of Overtone, Quebec, like, just in two moments mediatic. Because Matthew Buckeote, like,

I think it's a major presentation to all the moment, there's all the same travers, to not to be able to say plenty of affairs, but the two have reached

to pose in their interview, that the opposition fundamental between their ideology and the ideology adverse, it's an obsession

for the diversity. And that, I think, it's like I want to intervene the second time in the interview of Brugard because that

it's an opposition that they're they pose. The real opposition fundamental between the right and the government, it's

an opposition economic, of justice social, of access to access to service public, it's an

opposition material, of the condition material of the population. But they prefer to

quadry the discourse in this obsession for the deconstruction, for the identity,

for the diversity, because it has culture war, who are finished by the victory of Trump,

where is that, like, the politics identitar of the left neoliberal have even if you talk to people the most rare

of pro-trans-right in this moment, they're not the thing the most important for me, they're not, I want to have

some, I want to have the health, and these issues who are on-de-law to, like

just how you're percy culturally or of individual. They are comfortable in this position

where their position is the deconstructionists or obscended by the identity. It's their

zone of comfort. And if we don't know because in the discussion that I had with Brugard before the

interview where was we're talking about, you think not that's an affair economic fundamentally who is like that, but I

think that's that's just that. But I think I'd make that they'd say in

number. Yeah. And I think that Mattibe Bocote, again once, after the arrival of Zanetti

and Rubba Gazelle I'm, I said at Kavisnik there's I want a debate. I think for the

the left Quebecoise renais a little there's like there's like the performance

mediatique with the success in the thing you know it's like you know when I'm when I'm

when I'm when I'm when I'm think that's they're like they're also they're trying they're

they're trying we're we're talking we're talking they're talking they're not they're not they're not

they're not they're not we're just we're never to remember we're just Mattibebe Coate

who intervie to hear a passage of the Libahazal and say Oh, you have said, why there's not people who are not

people who are people who are people who are able to recognize a lot of people who are able to know that without you're trying to

racist? If I said so, he's gone to an espouse identity, so he's a way to make, as much,

what do you think, of Matthew Coate? Because he's he's never, he's like caused on the culture war. When I'm

when it's full potent, you see, it's full , it's porto for plenty of people to debate of that in line. It's not

that he has made Zoran to power. I think that Matthew Buck Coathe, and I think that it's, in fact, it's like an effect total of... That, it's the part of the episode, if you want, the episode complete, you can subscribe to our Patreon. Patreon.com, bar oblique, Thechafistnake.

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