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Episode Date: September 2, 2020

In episode 707, Jack and guest host Scam Goddess Laci Mosley are joined by comedian Maggie Maye to discuss Brandy versus Monica's Verzuz, Trump's Laura Ingraham interview, Trump possibly having had a stroke, privileged people leaving big cities for more isolated locations, FDA asking people to not drink hand sanitizer, and more!FOOTNOTES: Brandy and Monica’s Verzuz Battle: Here’s What Happened Trump's 'plane loaded with thugs' conspiracy theory matches months-old rumor Trump's Physician Denies President Had a Stroke in November Real Estate Is Now About Location, Location, Isolation The Privileged Have Entered Their Escape Pods FDA: Uh, please do not drink hand sanitizer? WATCH: Skip Marley - That's Not True ft. Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hello, the internet, and welcome to season 149, episode 3 of The Daily Zeitgeist! A production of iHeartRadio, this is the podcast where we take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness and say officially off the top, fuck the Koch brothers, fuck Fox fox news fuck rush limbaugh fuck buck sexton fuck ben shapiro and of course last but certainly not least fuck tucker carlson it's wednesday oh and laura ingram fuck her too it's wednesday september 2nd 2020 my name is jack o'brien aka radio killed the podcasting star radio killed the podcasting star heard zite ads while in your car no clue who jack and miles are why not try new pods during quar oh oh that is courtesy of ramen king uh based on the fact that we have radio ads running about the Daily Zeitgeist and people are weirded out by it. I think, Lacey, you might even make a cameo in one of them.

So, yeah. Oh, hey, who am I talking to? Hey, who am I talking to? I'm thrilled to be joined by today's special guest co-host, the scam goddess herself, Lacey Mosley, a.k.a. Bill Maher's Boo Rules. You are so disrespectful, Jack. Sorry, sorry. When did you get so spicy? I feel like quarantine has made you just so spicy. Oh, I'm sorry.

Boy, oh boy. Tabasco, okay? Oh my God god i've heard your radio ads you've heard them i haven't heard me but i've heard them it's unnerving uh but yeah we're out there terrified but yeah shout out to all the uh shout out to all the new listeners. Yeah, this is a show. Well, we already told you what the show is. Miles isn't here. He's usually the co-host, but Lacey is here. So you are in for a treat. And also, occasionally, we say incorrect medical facts, medical science. So real quick, up top, rabies is 100% deadly.

science uh so real quick up top rabies is 100 deadly uh we so one of our guests did a medical myth busting on a recent episode uh and her science wasn't 100 up to date uh basically rabies she was like rabies you can survive it 25 of the time sometimes uh and that there was a podcast, I think, that would have led you to believe that. I think it was Radiolab that it was more survivable. But they were talking about one specific example. Historically, one person has survived rabies by being put into a medically induced coma. Otherwise, it kills you 100% of the time.

So don't fuck with rabid animals zeitgang how many times do i have to tell y'all uh yeah we we always always get into trouble anytime uh we are trying to do a myth busting about medical facts so i'm i'm weak not rabies I'm gonna start this episode off with oh and by the way y'all stop making out with them raccoons out in your dumpster

they're cute but they are deadly still yes I've seen some cute raccoon videos lately so you know I'm glad you said that in quarantine now I'm like shit anything can be a little twinkling your eye yeah i used to be lonely for people but now i'm lonely for just any human so i'm like i don't know what can be alive in my house god is testing us because possums are

the only animal that is not like it's almost never rabid uh but they look rat. Like they just look sick. They look like a nightmare. And so eat them in the South. I can't believe you eat possums. Oh, they be possum child. Good. What are we talking?

Uh, alligator frog. I mean, I am fine with all of those and have eaten all those not possum not possum uh and miles's mother uh the usual co-host mother is a possum uh fan she keeps some possums in her backyard so she's a a fan of possum a la mode. I don't know. I'm guessing you don't eat it with ice cream, but I don't know.

Yeah, I just don't know. Well, we are thrilled to be joined in our third seat by the hilarious and talented Maggie May. Yay! Yeah. Yeah. Sorry, I had to debunk rabies before we introduced you, but I just had to get it out of the way before anybody went out there and played with raccoons. It's necessary knowledge. It's necessary knowledge.

Maggie, why you look at me like that when I said my family eat possum? See, possum looks like if rabies was a person. Yeah, right, rabies. And then got turned into a possum looks like if rabies was a person. Yeah, right. And then got turned into a possum by a witch. By the way, a very aggressive squirrel just ran by my window. A squirrel that is now like thinks we're tight. And I now have to Google whether squirrels can get rabies. Squirrels are violent.

The squirrels outside my house be fighting yeah they're kidding they're starting to just look at me and stand on their hind legs like to just make sure that i'm still taller than them um he's trying to buck you exactly what you want to do yeah we see jack fighting a squirrel like this fighting the squirrel there was at one point a rumor going around about me and uh how i felt about squirrels but we're not going to get into that because we have new listeners our listeners now think this show is completely uh bonkers uh which it's not it's usually a straightforward news show i don't know what's going on today uh maggie how are you doing in quarantine it's been a while since we've had you on uh i'm doing all right um yeah i was working a gig for a while uh so i occupied my attention

for a minute now i'm not doing it so i've got plenty of time to look at stuff and think be along with my thoughts oh that's the worst i'm so tired of my thoughts these raggedy bitches and people be like i need time to think i never will need that again i'm just gonna make split decisions for the rest of my life i don't ever want to consult with me again. Thoughts suck, yes. I'm getting the quarantine anxiety. I just now have excess anxiety. I don't know what specifically is causing it, but I now wake up with a pit in my stomach for the past couple weeks.

That's fun. I will say talking rudely to yourself helps sometimes i know they say be kind to yourself uh and i'm not a therapist you're gonna have to debunk this myth on your next episode sometimes you just gotta be like girl stop yeah like you ruining our life yeah i did that once i was about to have a big cry, and I was like, I don't have time for this right now. I'll do it later. And I just compartmentalized my weeping.

Just push it down. That's what I hear works. I'm sure it's excellent mental health advice. Very healthy. Push it down into a little box. Well, Maggie Mae, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. But first, we are going to tell our listeners a couple of things we're talking about today uh a lot of people are paying attention to uh the whole trump v biden showdown uh that matchup uh but the true important

matchup uh has already happened it happened two nights ago between brandy and monica uh so lacy and maggie have thoughts on that i missed it the only thing i know about it is that it was uh the length of the entire godfather trilogy uh it seemed like the number of rounds i was like holy shit it it was only uh like you know they used to have boxing matches that would go 45, like they would just go until one of the people died. That's what it seemed like to me. Like just but anyway, so you guys are going to tell me about that. We're going to talk about the president. Donald Trump is the fucking president.

So weird. We're going to talk about his Laura Ingraham interview. There was a big moment where he claimed that some group of people dressed in black are flying on planes, but he couldn't tell people that. Anyways, we'll talk about that. We'll talk about a book claiming that he had a stroke and his response to that claim. and his response to that claim. We're going to talk about more of this sort of below-surface resurgence of agrarian, like just Americans being horny for farms

and how it's sort of subtle white supremacy mixed in with that. We're going to talk about the FDA asking us not to drink hand sanitizer yeah right you can't tell me what to do uh all of that plenty more but first maggie we like to ask our guests what is something from your search history that is revealing about who you are um i was searching Searching for help for if your Microsoft Surface touchscreen stops working. And that lets you know I'm optimistic because truthfully, it's broken. It is very broken. It's not coming back. Like, I'm just trying to find help for it.

And two, it should let you know that I will break a touchscreen. I'll find a way. Did it just break on its own? I thought you were supposed to be able to dance with the Microsoft Surface. Like, you could dance with it and take it to the barbecue. And you remember those commercials? It was like the Apple commercials. I was sold a dream in those commercials.

What happened is I dropped it, and it got a little bit of, like, dent on the side. And so I decided that I was going to straighten up the dent. The dent is not affecting anything. Okay, it's just on this side. It's not even cosmetic because I don't even know how I noticed it. So I took a screwdriver and tried to open it and like a tiny little crack showed up and I was like, I should probably stop doing this.

And then later, a larger crack manifested. But I still feel like I should probably stop doing this and then later a larger crack manifested so but I still feel like I can get that fixed okay yeah I'm just just because of the whole screwdriver of it all I'm gonna say probably not well I'm not gonna tell the Microsoft store about the screwdriver

I'm just gonna be like it stopped working of natural causes yeah apparently the only thing, I've taken my cracked iPhone to this repair shop in Koreatown. It's basically a guy's apartment in a strip mall in Koreatown. And the only thing you need is the world's tiniest screwdriver and the ability to not lose five of the world's tiniest screwdriver and the ability to not lose like five of the world's tiniest screws. And I do not possess that. So I continue to pay him to fix my iPhone every time I

drop it or, you know, it falls out of the car or whatever. Maggie, what is something you think is overrated? Overrated. Coconut. Coconut is overrated in general. Coconut milk, coconut water, coconut flavor, coconut anything. Coconut is overrated and it sucks. And we all know it, but we're all just trying to pretend like we're healthy and tropical. That hurt me. It hurt me too. That hurt me.

I like coconut LaCroix. And people say that tastes like drinking sunscreen. But I think it's delicious. It's delicious. Sunscreen smells delicious. We should taste it. See, now you don't have to talk about this up top. Don't drink.

We're already going to get to the hand sanitizer. But also, don't drink we're already gonna get to the hand sanitizer but also don't drink the sunscreen i'm just saying it is made to smell like you would want to drink it i always smell sunscreen i'm like my my four-year-old was like that smells delicious like that smells sweet what is that every time he smells uh sunscreen So, yeah, they did that on purpose. I think that's a cilantro thing. Some people think it smells delicious, and some people think it smells like a pool. Two days in a row, we're talking cilantro. We're talking about these taste things.

Yeah, what was yesterday's? Oh, crap. I can't remember what yesterday's was but it wasn't cilantro it was the taste of what did blair say it was the taste of oh no apricot you were saying apricot yeah apricot is a cilantro thing apricot coconut seems to be that because i love coconut like coconuts probably i i seek out the coconut-filled chocolate in a box of chocolates. Maggie, what did coconut do to you? The shock on Maggie's face when I just said that.

Like, I have intentionally bought Mounds bars before, Maggie. I love Almond Joys. I love Almond Joys. I love Almond Joys. Wait, Maggie, stop making that face. Maggie's making a face like she just smelled the most rotten thing wait Maggie I need to know what coconut did to you when did you break up with it

uh coconut I never fucked with coconut I gave coconut a chance and I keep giving him chances and I keep giving him tries to be like hey maybe in water form it's gonna be good maybe in milk form it's gonna be good and it always just tastes coconutty.

Coconut is a, what's that word I'm looking for? It's a pretentious. Pretentious, really? It's pretentious. It's the number one filling in a candy bar that costs 50 cents. Pretentious. Exactly. I think it's the closest thing that nature has to uh to like making its own ice cream it just

tastes great I mean you obviously have to add a bunch of sugar and shit like that but uh I get it hacked open on an island yeah it's delicious throw a little straw in that girl wait so what do you do when you go to islands? Drink fruity, exotical juices. That don't have coconut. Like passion fruit. There's no part of a coconut that's good. The coconut milk is not good. The meat is not good.

The fact that it's called meat is not good. If I didn't like coconut, I can see where this would be a problem. It's like a hairy hairy big thing that people are like eat the meat drink its milk it's like oh what is this shit why you gotta treat it like yeah it's got a lot of animal a lot of uh fauna properties talk about it having meat we talk about it giving milk and it's hairy on the outside and on the inside. So I feel you.

I would, if it didn't taste like delicious natural ice cream, I would be on your side for sure. I'll say at the bare minimum, it's overrated. Okay. For you. For you. For you. And we are learning about you.

Jack and I work for Big Coconut. I know. We are part of Big Coconut. Yeah, you both are like, no, just you. So you don't like Pina Coladas? No. Getting Lost in the Rain? Do you like that?

Not so much. You know that song. It's like a terrible song. All right. What is something... Go ahead. I would never order a pina colada, but I would drink a pina colada maybe. But I would have to add other things into it too.

You know what? No, fuck pina colada. Seriously. I come to think of it, no. Yeah. What is something you think is underrated? Underrated. Have a couple of things.

One is microwaves are underrated. I went through a long time not having a microwave because I was on some barefoot Contessa shit. And I was like, I'm just going to cook all of my meals. I'm going to just really know what i prepare and really put some stuff into the things and i really realize that's time consuming and i don't really like there's no need for that microwaving is just so quick and easy and yet people might get cancer but people get cancer so that's just how that's gonna be you're more likely to get cancer from the food that you are microwaving them from the microwave itself, I feel like.

Just don't stick your head in it. Or stand in front of it. Yeah, I don't do that. I still do that. I don't know if that's a myth, but when I press play, play, that's what I call it. When you press play. When I press play on the microwave, I jump to the side. Yeah, that's smart.

No microwaves. Just in case why not yeah microwaving is the better way to reheat pasta it's a better way to reheat soup it's better it's better at reheating like a lot of things like even except for breads any bread breads it fucks it up. Yeah. And I do a lot of rice. You have to have, like, the perfect, you know, approach if you're going to reheat bread. Yeah, I thought I was being really, really healthy. And my dad was like, what are you doing? What is wrong? Get a microwave.

Like, my friends, like, I bought a microwave. My friends sent me one. Like, I just need you to have one. Like, I didn't realize, realize like how backwards I was being by like trying to be healthy Maggie you were just putting a lighter underneath the under a can of beans

right but if you are microwaving pizza you are wrong you should not yes good love to hear it uh what is a myth finally what is something people think is true you know to be false uh other than nothing to do with rabies let's just put that out there right all right okay um uh covid it's a hoax no i'm kidding jack you gonna get sued actually something i know to be a myth is that um wearing a sleep cap in a professional setting or in like a public setting is unprofessional.

And that is not true. Yeah. That's not true at all. How did you come to that realization? When I did Zoom meetings at work and didn't feel like, like I say it all the time, I'm not combing my hair until we get a vaccine. So I'm not going to be on these Zoom meetings like styled up. So I would just put a sleep cap on, put on some earrings, and then like kind of put it to the side like it's a beret. And it looked cute.

It looked cute. My boss was like, you always look put together. And I was just like, if only you knew. I'm not. But it looked cute. And like right now, this is like a surgeon cap. But I got earrings on. And so it looked cute and like right now this is like a surgeon cap but I got earrings on and so it looks cute

looks like I did this on purpose for the white girls are wearing their do-rags to the to the Zoom meetings you gotta set a whole new standard you kinda have to be black with it because they're like is this a black thing is this you know i'm not gonna even question it i'm just gonna but heather we know that this is not a cultural thing for you look heather's edges get dry too okay let her have her do rag okay

i think that's an interesting point though to this whole concept of professionalism that we've always had which zoom has completely destroyed that we're all at home we're seeing where each other live unless you use those filters my mom uses a filter because like i would come downstairs and her office is like right behind the stairs it's like an open office place and i was like can she can people see me and she has like up an ocean in the back so people are finding a way to basically wear a suit on the computer but is it necessary like why do we always what is business attire i feel like that's just an industry that we just made for no reason 100 like uncomfortable clothes so that you don't get too comfortable at work

because we don't want you to have relaxation here it's gatekeeping too it's like these are expensive clothes you have to know the rules to how to dress and you know you used to have to have a hat on and a suit when I started out in the business you know in the 40s and 50s didn't they used to like have the full

I'm thinking of Mad Men and shit like that you know back when the pictures were like you know in the talk exactly come on she now i was actually just reading a twitter thread yesterday that was talking people were saying like oh i remember one time i went because i love scams they're all talking about scamming and they're like i remember one time i went and bought some business attire and then i had one of those like um they had a way to reattach the tag so they wore the whole suit to an interview and then they took the suit back and i was like the fact that

you have to do that like that's terrible yeah but i do respect the hell out of that i kind of love that but i don't think we're we're not going back to that world of of suits because all the places that used to sell suits are gone like joseph a bank i think went out of business uh wait that can't be right because then it's my favorite suit place that i've never been to because i don't have to go there what's the name of it a men's warehouse yeah this is where everybody gets a court suit for court i don't know if they're uh i think they're still around, but I think a lot of their locations... It is true. You are.

You are. You're gonna look so good in all those court drawings. We're gonna look so good when they cuff you. Not me. It's Warehouse. They're still open, I believe. I think are but uh joseph a bank was like the the other one and it's all gone so and j crew i think is gone we're buying my four-year-old all

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hour instagram live it was disrespectful i know i don't have anywhere to be but by the end i was starting to feel like i have somewhere to be right i felt like they were rude to me they were like you don't have anywhere to go yeah i don't want to be reminded of that what else are you gonna do right and they knew it the girls knew and i sat there and i sat there until they did the boy is mine and they knew i was going to and i did uh Brandy definitely won her discography like Monica couldn't compete she's literally done songs with Babyface, Whitney Houston, Kanye West, uh John T. Austin like I could go down the list forever um even recently she's done some songs with like Danielle Caesar like there was no way Monica could keep up and then but it was weird because Brandy is if you've ever watched Moesha she's basically her character on Moesha.

She is childish. She's petty. And they had a long-standing beef, which we've talked about because Monica hit Brandy in the face. And you can see I have... We talked about this on yesterday's episode and I was like,

oh, I've got to see that video. Well, thank you, Zeitgang. I just had to check my mentions this morning and sure enough, I got to see the video and you can zeitgang i just had to check my mentions this morning and sure enough i got to see the video and you can see it in brandy's hair uh that like she had been punched right before coming out there like because her hair just looks like it's not like totally a mess but it's just like shaking a little bit like it's just a little maybe that was like the look, but I don't think it was. And they just, but it's,

it's wild that, and they are both absolute pros. They both nail the performance. It was pretty awesome. Yeah. Monica's tired of Brandy. She, even in the live,

it's weird to watch a live where you're watching two people try to be nice to each other. Right. Yeah. What did you think maggie what did you see on the line this is this was my question i didn't watch the verses but okay let me just preface this i love brandy i love monica i grew up with them i love like not personally but i grew up there with their music i love them same um who didn't think that brandy was gonna win right from the beginning i was just like brandy's gonna win that like come on and second of all you said it was like a long thing do they really be having hits like that uh did they go did they go to b-sides and stuff and go to like tv theme songs and shit

they went to b-sides a while for a bit they did do the tv theme songs and we did get impossible from cinderella don't play like you knew that was gonna happen it was like kind of torture for a little bit because i was like girl we don't know this song and then they both played their new music and listen no no that's i love them but but beautiful gowns. Beautiful gowns. And if you don't know what beautiful gowns is a reference to, Aretha Franklin was once asked about the vocal capabilities of Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift, yeah. And she was like, she has beautiful gowns. Beautiful gowns.

We don't want to say nothing ugly. You know, you just give a compliment, chat. Both of their songs were very beautiful games see they didn't need to have three hours for all of that just yeah and they also just looked like they were gonna fight the whole time like one at one point brandy's like give me a high five monica it was like brandy was torturing her like this rich girl who's like i was watching an episode of gossip girl where like the rich girl tortures the poor girl and it's like she's like give me a high five monica and she grabs monica's

hand and monica physically reaches away scowls like wow see i would watch the verses if it was just a fight right if world star went and sponsored that i would have watched that and i know one of the two would have been down. I'm not going to name the one I think would have been down, but one of them would have been real good. We all know Gunika would have been down. But Maggie, also, I'm going to need for you to not give Worldstar ideas because the last thing we need is a versus versus people fighting. And we would watch it. I would watch it.

Don't say that out loud. It's just people fighting. And we would watch it. I would watch it. Don't say that out loud. If they were fighting to the music, like fighting to a soundtrack, I would pay money to see that. Like they each get to put on the song for one round. Why is Brandy playing Nuck a few bucks?

She didn't do that. It's not her song. That's when you know she's she's ready uh the the one description of a of a moment that i read was uh monica like made brief illusion she was like i went through some times when i was you know i was going through some things brandy was like yeah i think i experienced some of those things that you were going through and monica like kind of thinking that she could get away with that as a good natured like uh joshing and monica was like why did you say that brandy was like i was just joking it was so uncomfortable because the lyrics are kick down

your doors and slap your chick just to tell a monica ain't having me and brandy was like i was the chick i got slapped we were like brandy we know shut up so they didn't you brought it up was that as close to actually addressing the fact that they had physically fought as it got that was the other thing about the slap It was very messy. Honestly, it should have been produced at Tyler Perry Studios because it was the most Tyler Perry project

I've ever seen. The only thing that was missing was a little bit of HIV shaming and an angry dark skin. JK, we got Ray J, so he covered his bases. But they brought up C-Murder, who's in prison right now. they're trying to get out of prison

and actually monica's working with kim kardashian to try to get c murder out of prison i really think c murder should maybe change his name um to help the cause cj walker right there you go make people more sympathetic cj walker he just takes over madam cj walker's like it would work but so she talked about monica saying that she was like first of all monica had t-shirts which i was like t-shirts free sea murder t-shirts this is so black i love you guys they're dating apparently she alluded to an entanglement um they alluded to usher and moesha dating or like usher and brandy dating there was a lot of messiness it was fantastic but yeah and so did brandy talk about kobe at all didn't she go to

prom with kobe she only mentioned him in kind of like a rest in peace moment you know there had to be a a funeral moment it was because it was so black and tyler perry and um so she mentioned him brandy also did a lot of poems if you can watch this anywhere live and you just want to like i don't know we'll waste three hours of your life it's fascinating i think this is by far the better version is just hearing you talk about it to be honest it had 1.2 million people watching i know harris came in and someone said i have to say even though it's totally against the agenda they were like damn is kamala harris gonna come back or is uh monica done checking in with her parole officer i cackled look we voted for kamala we love kamala but she did come on screen

behind the siroc bottles um and say hello that's amazing well let's talk about something else that is better experienced through having it described to you than actually having to watch it and uh have a aneurysm uh is donald trump's interview with laura ingram uh you know it's good when laura ingram even has to be like that sounds like bullshit uh but we actually got to that point at one at one point in the interview um so trump claims uh you know that there are shadowy dark forces pulling the strings of joe biden uh and laura ingram was like okay who who are you talking about she was like use a name so that people have someone to be scared of you could talk about aoc you could talk about bernie you could talk about michelle obama anyone that your base is scared of um and he said you've never heard of them that was his response when

asked who who is pulling the strings people that you've never heard of people that are in the dark shadows so he's really still doing this deep states yeah yeah so his whole 2016 like the difference between him and 2012 when he was laughed off the national stage in 2016 is he spent those four years just mainlining uh talk radio and just like basically getting as close to being part of his own base as he could so he understands that base like really well and he knows that they don't need actual people they just need like ideas they just need cartoons of like the the threat that he wants to kind of create in their mind and yeah he's really taking things in the direction of like, we're at war. He was mysteriously alluded to thugs in black uniforms that had attempted to travel from a, quote, certain city to the Republican National Convention. There were like seven people on this plane, like this person.

And then a lot of people were on the plane to do big damage big damage uh and he said that the whole situation's under investigation uh so he couldn't offer further detail but told ingram that he'd tell her more sometime but even she was like all right i mean saying i've never heard of them sounds like a conspiracy theory like that's pretty dumb trump is beyonce for racist right like you can do no wrong yeah but also it's so dangerous to be the president and talk about people you don't know saying this to me because we already have so many theories about that office and about what secretly happens behind closed doors. Yeah. If you want to believe in conspiracy theories, Trump is like the best president for you.

Like he scratches that itch. And I find it so weird because all these conspiracy theories are like, so, so fueled by fear and so fueled by, Oh, there are people you don't know and it's forces you can't see. And trust me, they're this and that and that and this.

And everyone's like super terrified, but they will turn around and go on the internet and call everybody a snowflake for not wanting to get shot in the street yeah yeah it's the boogeyman it's so weird to me that they're like they're like look we got jesus and we got the boogeyman two people that we can't see but we know are there and look i'm more likely to believe in god than i obviously am gonna believe in conspiracy theories at least because one of them is not preaching something horrible to me right it's weird though that they're always talking about like with the i can't even say it is it q anon i don't want to say it

out loud q anon um i don't say it out loud that much i type it mostly but yeah those when you're entering the uh chat rooms that you go into every night where you're. Yeah. I go in there and I show feet just like Doja Cat. That's a deep cut for some of you guys. But the weird thing is a lot of it has to do with like child predators. Yeah. And Donald Trump is directly linked to a child predator, yet they still think that this is about him i'm like but he like literally was being a pedophile y'all like what's what's going on yeah he's on record saying jeff is a

really good guy i hear he likes beautiful women some of them very young even more than i do it's like how could like that is the most anybody that's the closest you can come to just coming out and being like i'm a pedophile right he literally just did an interview and was like you know i hope the best for galane i hope the best for her like he will not come out against her which galane must have something that she's sitting on real tight because he was like you know i just wish her the best great hair style great style like sir she's in jail for like touching on keys. What is this? Yeah, it's I think that what's interesting to me is that people still have this notion where they want to be good people.

And it's like, you can just say I'm a bad person. That would probably be very liberating. I don't know why you need to hold on to some crazy ass theories that you know aren't true so that you can have. You know what I mean? You just be like, no, Trump's a bad guy. I like him. Let's get to that point. Yeah.

I think it's amazing what people can convince themselves of if it's convenient for them. I think they truly believe they're right. Because there is a problem in the country with human trafficking and sex trafficking and child abuse. And they've just created a very intricate web of fiction to explain it. And it's actually much more boring and depressing than the version that they've come up with. But yeah, I mean, there's this worldview of good versus faceless evil that he is tapping into. He knows exactly what he's doing.

Alex Jones, early in his presidency, was talking about how if you try to take power from Trump, the streets will run red with your blood. That was like very early on. And we are so far beyond that now. There was this Twitter thread by uh seth abramson i believe is his name where he was just talking about like think about the things that have happened in the last year like think where we were a year ago and then think about like where

we are now and how much worse that's gotten like they're they're just he it's a long thread where he's like it's basically like you know he's approaching trying to start a civil war which yeah it's just it's a very it's as good of a thread as i've read trying to kind of put these things in perspective like how bad it has gotten by the way just i mean it's not even necessarily going to convince anybody, but just so that we can get a breakdown of where his lies come from. There was a debunked viral Facebook post from June 1st that falsely claimed that at least a dozen males got off a plane in Boise from Seattle dressed head to toe in black, be ready for attacks downtown in residential areas.

So basically he just reads Facebook, certain details stick in his mind that are made up posts probably from a Russian operative or some QAnon person who just wants to stoke people up and get people angry. And it sticks in his mind and then it just comes out in an interview. At this point, everything is just... Donald Trump, I think what we all need to really prepare for is that even if we vote him out you know in in november there will be a fight like he's not gonna go away peacefully into the night he has lost it and his ego is fully driving the ship and even if he does lose you know it's just like we're not gonna be able to get rid of him that

easy yeah this is and on top of that his followers are so empowered like they're not gonna i mean i would not put it past anyone to show up to the white house with the ar-47s or whatever and like do the same thing that they try to do up in michigan or one of those m states wisconsin yeah yeah kenosha um and also i think it's important that no yeah we have twitter oh good the capitol building when they were protesting oh yeah yeah totally oh it's gonna be the same thing at the white house yeah totally and also if you are someone who's like if you listen to this podcast obviously like you stay abreast to news you obviously probably lean a little more left um it's important that we all realize that Twitter is not going to be

the place where we can change hearts and minds. Like, phone bank in your community, block walk. I know that's, like, not really happening as much because of coronavirus. Somebody wants to, you know, hey, it's me, I might have corona, but also, you want to talk about Joe Biden? Like, I get that that's probably not happening.

But also, if you feel safe to do so, poll workers. There's been a real downturn in people who are volunteering to work at the polls. And I believe you get paid for that. So if you just Google it, you can find where your local polls are and you can work shifts and do things like that as well so that the polls can stay open and functioning while we all vote. Yeah, absolutely. Another just random story is that there's a book out that claims that Trump had a stroke last year. There was this kind of unplanned trip to the hospital. He claimed it was because he needed to suddenly have a physical, but this book is claiming that it was because he had a series of small strokes. People are pointing to videos where his leg is visibly dragging and all the trouble he's been having with stairs. Pence was told to prepare to assume control but never had to.

I don't care. Like, I just, like, it's just, at this point, I mean, as long as he is continuing to wield power and is at the like in the Messiah role of a death cult, I don't like we're not getting out of it that easy, unfortunately. Oh, yeah. He will totally FDR his way through this presidency. I can see like even if he's they will weaken to bernie's him right up into like anything he needs to do like he's not going to be like i'm not fit to do this anymore because he's not currently fit to do it and he's not saying anything yeah you could stick any old guy up there and just

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I did just want to kind of keeping with a story that's ongoing, but I think flying a little below the radar, and I'm just connecting dots on a bunch of different stories I'm seeing, but there's a story in the Wall Street Journal real estate section yesterday about how in terms of the real estate market, cities are going down and rural or isolated areas are going up. And that's also being reflected in Airbnb listings. And when they talked about the Airbnb listings, a flag shot up for me when they talked about the fastest growing destination people are looking for when searching for vacation, like long, long rentals in America is Whitefish, Montana, which is a town that we've talked about before because it is the hometown ofically whitest towns in America. It had a Nazi infestation problem a couple years back when Richard Spencer's mom was having a feud

with a Jewish real estate agent, and Richard Spencer's Nazi online trolls went after the small jewish community and white fish uh but yeah it's just it's interesting that that is on the list of like where people are fleeing to i i just i'm concerned that there is this more mainstream uh sort of undercurrent of white supremacy that's bubbling up and like the mainstream media is not really paying attention to it they're just you know like the new york times uh is writing approvingly about like these millionaire tech executives who are like you know going into their hideouts on the beach and working

from the beach and just like basically making it aspirational like slash fiction for people who can't get away from their lives in the pandemic and it's just like that's very dangerous that that is the the trend that's happening like i i feel like it has it's not being talked about as much uh and i'm of course connecting this with like some video games we recently talked about where it's like uh black lives matter is the bad guy and yeah it was like a uh tom clancy video game we talked about on yesterday's show where it's like this social justice. It's basically a terror organization posing as a social justice group and the symbol for it is the Black Fist. I watched recently the most popular movie of August on Netflix, Lost Husband, which is very much like this anti-city screed where it's all about how the farm is the only good

place to raise a family and the love interest. Josh Duhamel is basically a QAnon supporter without that specific part of the belief, but he talks about how he's like you got to prepare your kids for hunting and hot wiring cars because the apocalypse is coming it's like oh yeah you are basically like one letter short of being a q person so i think there's like this i think it's more mainstream and there's more popular support for this stuff than is publicly being admitted to and we need to be aware of it and there's more popular support for this stuff than is publicly being admitted to. And we need to be aware of it.

And it's coming through in our pop culture. It's coming through in, you know, trends in Airbnbs and shit like that. I think normalization. Yeah, exactly. Because like on the surface, it looks like it kind of could make sense. Like I watch some of these little videos where, you know, they're talking about, you know, different things. And it's like, if you don't think that doesn't make any sense, if you don't want to do any extra research, that doesn't make any sense. But like putting it in a nice little hallmark thing to be like, hey, your stupid beliefs can have josh dumel saying the words about it

right that's just that's bonkers yes he's he's specifically during this part is uh railing against college education it's like it's it's really like i mean might as well be talking about how masks are overrated. It's unbelievable. It's the push to make stupid people feel smart, to make you feel like you can be smart without thinking or you can be smart without looking up extra information. And all you need is just, well, it assumes, it appears to me, and that's like a bunch of people on my Facebook that I grew up with.

They're like, well, it just seems to me. And it's like, yeah, of course it seems that way to you because you're an idiot. And I think that it's the shame of not wanting. It's shame and laziness. That combination of like, I don't want to know more because I don't think that you're not smart just because you don't know things. We all don't know things. But it's that willful ignorance where it's like, I don't know it and all don't know things but it's that willful ignorance where it's like i don't know it and i don't wanna know it why why why not just know also it's called

whitefish montana yeah i know okay so that's the new wakanda for racists right exactly that's the motherland and apparently it's uh the stepmotherland it is. The motherland. And apparently it's a... The stepmotherland. It is traditionally a liberal enclave, but the stepmotherland. Brilliant, Maggie. It's typically votes liberal, but it's almost completely white and people are fleeing there,

I can't imagine, for good reasons that's so fascinating to me i mean i i will say though that that's the kind of racist that i appreciate more than the racist who gentrifies black neighborhoods and then calls the police on everybody so it's like if you if y'all need to go to white wanda, child, I guess. Right. At least you won't be there bothering each other. You know what I mean? At least you're not out here calling the cops on folks and getting them killed. So I don't know.

Am I in support of white Wakanda? Do I actually own property there? Who knows? Is this an ad? Maybe. That reminds me of this facebook group i was in um white women discussing racism or something to that effect oh my god maggie why maggie why were you in there i infiltrated it i bust up in all of these little groups and i get them from the inside that justice for those people

who killed in mod abry i helped close that group down I just laugh responded to everybody's little things and I reported everything like we get in there we like at this point the group has like been taken over by like four black women they're all the admins and they're like really steering the conversation but in the beginning it was like hey we're all white women. We're all woke. We want to discuss racism, but we don't want to get yelled at. And we don't want anyone to tell us that we're being wrong. And we don't want anyone, like, there were rules, like, you can't say white privilege. You can't say, there were different things that you can't say because that was too aggressive. And we showed up and we changed that group so

i don't know how i feel about this because part of me is like white people are very delicate yeah like as far as for as mean as they are to us in everyday life like and they don't even see it like when we say microaggression we're really turning down the heat on what's happening like imagine showing up black anywhere every day and a white person's like oh you're black oh you're gross your hair's weird and then you but that's like every day we just smile through it we we have to survive right but if you tell a white person like hey that thing you said to me was racist they're like it's like you shot them they're like oh my god oh my god yeah i just told you that the thing you said was

mean you hurt me first i was hurt remember i was hurt no it's about me now so i kind of understand them wanting it feels like the intention there is good because it's like we should talk about racism and i agree that white people should talk about racism less themselves um because it's time it's time for us not to have to educate them anymore they know it's real that like i said before they don't hit up black people to figure out how to make a sourdough starter. They don't need to hit us up to figure out racism. Just Google. One quick Google. You'll find everything you need. So I get the impetus of the group. I do. But when you started saying things like we're outlawing words like white privilege. Right. It was very... You can't say racist in here not the r word just all the rules were very like

you gotta swaddle us in a blanket and you need to rock us to sleep and tell us that we're not at fault and then you can tell us what to tell to our uncles at thanksgiving and it's like no you're also part of it right i don't know as a scammer though i i would rather swaddle a lot of white women than have to keep dying on the streets i'm like is this what y'all need absolutely y'all are coming in my flaxen haired queen you are uplifting me i'll give it to you at this point shit i don't want to be straight up if that's too much then that's too much i'm joking obviously but also i don't know if i'm joking all right well let's talk about uh real quickly a health bulletin uh don't drink hand sanitizer please that's been our health bulletin uh they're selling hand sanitizer in like beer bottles liquor bottles

uh as a bit i don't know like it smells hand sanitizer often smells like vodka it looks uh like vodka in a lot of these containers that it's being sold in. I saw one left on the side of the road in my neighborhood where I've only seen beer cans and liquor bottles discarded before, and it made me wonder if people are drinking them. Jack, where do you live? Right by Koreatown. I know a lot of liquor manufacturers have jumped in and started making hand sanitizer,

but the bottles you're seeing, are they like a 12-ounce bottle? hand sanitizer but the bottles you're seeing are they like a 12 ounce bottle it looks like the bottle that you see like alcoholics drinking out of like on the like they keep it in the inside of their pocket you know like the flat wide bottles yeah that like you see behind the shelf at the not that small like a little bit the bigger kind of flat ones. Oh, I know what you're talking about. I think it's like a fifth or a pint. Yeah, like a fifth of hand sanitizing. Yeah, and I know people have gotten sick and died. Yeah, exactly. Pour out some hand sanitizer.

You just take a shot of sanitizer, chase it with bleach. And they're also making hand sanitizer that's like flavored or not flavored, scented like chocolate and other like delicious smelling things. Coconut, I'm sure. And it's not good. Don't do it. I think it says alcohol on it. It says it has to put the alcohol count 70 above.

So are people getting curious about that i think you know i think some people who are you know not in a position to drink maybe maybe they're underage or maybe they are you know trying to hide something might be using that as like a an access point but it doesn't work and it can kill you so like don't don't do that would be my advice uh also like hand sanitizer is really like they're doing a lot now you know it used to just be bath and body works which never sanitized anything honey all the germs were left on our hands because it was like way below 65 70 percent right it was like 40 percent and it smelled like juice and i don't know why mostly high fructose corn syrup it was it just ended up i don't i truly don't know why we rubbed it on our hands now there's hand sanitizer where like i've been using other people sometimes when i'm out

and it's like lotiony or oily or has like a weird like slimy film yeah film yeah i'm like everybody's doing too much just give me stuff that dries my hands out it's fine it's okay if we all look like we have the hands of 70 year olds at the end of this we'll we'll forgive each other for that i'm still not happy about people drink because hand sanitizer is viscous yeah drinking maple like you're just chugging that like this is a good idea maple syrup's another thing that comes in bottles that look like liquor bottles so less less dangerous but i've also noticed a similarity there that's probably probably shouldn't take that to the dome either right uh but yeah this fda bulletin like shows these hand sanitizer bottles that look like like one of the hand sanitizer bottles looks like a dasani bottle the other one looks

exactly like a liquor bottle like it looks exactly like an absolute bottle it's just just a hand sanitizer manufacturers why why are you doing that that's and it has like a fruit uh like a little drawing of a cartoon raspberry on it um not hand sanitizer looking like bacardi razz so here's the thing i don't ever exactly i don't ever read bottles. I just look at the drawings on them and then just make my decisions based on that. I will drink anything with a good-looking cartoon raspberry on it. Immediately. Take it down.

All right. Well, I think that's been an episode, Maggie. It's been a pleasure having you on the show. Where can people find you and follow you? I'm at MaggieMayhaha, and May is spelled M-A-Y-E. And I'm on there on Twitter, Instagram, Venmo, all that. All the stuff. And is there a tweet or some other work of social media you've been enjoying?

Yes. So I've been getting really, really into Dance Gavin Dance. That's a band. I'm a huge, huge Screamo fan. And I just slept on Dance Gavin Dance for a whole long time. Dance Gavin Dance? Yes. Yes. I'm a scene kid. But I have been just enjoying them on social media. All right.

I'm sorry. what was the question? Any work of social media or... You nailed it. You succeeded. This is a place for you to shout out either a tweet you thought was funny or an artist who you discovered on social media. Anything to get people excited about the world and you just did that okay because the tweet i was gonna read was not funny okay okay it was a downer uh lacy where can people find you follow you and what's tweet you've been enjoying uh as always guys you

can find me at d-i-v-a-l-a-c-i-d-I-D Valacia on all platforms. You can listen to my podcast, Scam Goddess, if you like scams. And here are the tweets that I've been enjoying. Or if you just like good podcasts, by the way. You don't have to be a scam fan. As somebody who's usually the mark of scams,

I'm not a huge fan of scams, but I love that podcast. So check it out. I've known Jack for almost four years now. I've been trying to run of scams, but I love that podcast. So check it out. I've known Jack for like almost four years now. I've, I've been trying to run many scams on him, uh, the entire time. Um,

so this is from a pimp named drip underscore. He says, what's the cheapest shit y'all ever did. One time I went and got a rental car of my exact same make and model manually swiped all four tires from my car to the rental then took it back had a whole new set of tires for about 75 that is fucking awesome that is so genius that is so genius please find this thread on twitter cause this thread on twitter is so freaking funny

it's destroying me I've been reading it for like hours and then I'll do one more this is my own tweet I just have to air myself out it said when I was getting postmates I overheard my neighbor across the street saying damn that girl gets postmates every day I felt very disrespected by this I overheard my neighbor across the street saying, damn, that girl gets Postmates every day.

I felt very disrespected by this. And the only reason I really know that's what he said is because I turned around and looked directly at him because he was like continuing the conversation and he stopped talking. I was like, damn it, we're talking about me? Hey, we got to do what we got to do right now. You can find me on Twitter, Jack underscore O'Brien. A tweet I've been enjoying.

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