The Daily Zeitgeist - All The Zeitgeist Ladies, Put Your Trends UP 12/3: Matthew Perry, Sleepy Trump, Tennessee Special Election, Spotify Wrapped 2025, Pete Hegseth/Franklin The Turtle

Episode Date: December 3, 2025

In this edition of All The Zeitgeist Ladies, Put Your Trends UP, Jack and Miles discuss the sentencing of Matthew Perry's ketamine doctor (feat, Keith Morrison), Trump's cabinet playing their own version of 'Don't Wake Daddy', Tennessee's special election result, Spotify Wrapped 2025 (feat. Bad Bunny), Pete Hegseth vs. Franklin The Turtle and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of all the Zykeyes ladies. Put your trends up. That one courtesy of sparkles in reference to, I guess you referenced all the single ladies in a recent episode. Oh, yeah. Wait, what the fuck are we talking about? no idea no clue sorry y'all it's a it's a nonstop hose of drivel coming out of this brain so i can't i can't roll the tape back but i do remember we started singing it oh it was because we're talking about

ushivance that's right there it is baby all the second ladies all the second ladies none of you bucks could do the cognitive test like i'd like to see you remember what you said yesterday no chance anybody could remember what they said yesterday. All right, Miles. This is the episode where we tell you what is trending on this Wednesday afternoon, Matthew Perry's ketamine doctor is being sentenced today. Yep, yep. And look, this isn't really that big much of a story. Obviously, the passing we talked about a few, I think that was 2023. That's Jesus, two years. But the sentencing is happening today. The thing that caught my eye is that, and I guess maybe people already know this if you're a big Matthew Perry fan,

but his family members submitted impact statements for the judge to consider for sentencing. And I just read that Keith Morrison from Dateline NBC has been Matthew Perry's stepdad since 1981. Oh, no. Do you watch, do you fuck with Dateline NBC? I'm only familiar with the Bill Hader impression of Keith Morrison, which is one of my favorite impressions that he does. And so you are aware that Keith Morrison is iconic in that sense that he wants. he's the guy who interviews people about horrifying things and goes by there he's oh no very strict and there's like instagram pages called keith leans on things

because whenever he goes like openings on dateline he's always leaned up on some shit being like yeah it was a cold october morning and blah blah blah could never work as an undercover CIA agent because that's how they tell that that's a fact on the internet that uh i don't know if it's true or not, but that the KGB tell for like an undercover American was, they would be leaning on some shit because Americans are just always leaning.

Yeah, just all that cowboy shit. Bone tired. Yeah. Cowboys, that's why. But anyway, I'm a huge dateline head. So that fucking really spun my head. And if you are also, and you didn't know, yes, Keith Morrison has been Matthew Perry's

stepdaddy since 1981. Also didn't know that. Matthew kind of significant in Canadian politics, too. She was Pierre Trudeau's press secretary. Neppo baby. Yep, yep, exactly. Oh, so that's weird Dateline NBC.

Friends on NBC. Damn. Why am I dragging a dead man? Fucking Nepo, baby. Fucking Nepo corpse. And it's not true of any other industry. There's no other industry where people just go into it because they have

familial connections. Anyways, big news story from yesterday, I believe, was that Donald Trump had his, the Fox News was treating it like this was a thing. They were like the ninth cabinet meeting of his second administration. And these are the meetings where he has everybody from his cabinet come in and be like, Mr. Trump, without you, we wouldn't be able to live, sir. You are the air in my lungs, sir. I've noticed that the air breathes easier under you, sir. Everything just smells better. And they have to be real enthusiastic.

It's almost like watching like people try and pitch people, you know, or like a speed dating thing. We've got like three minutes to make an impression and like get up there and tap dance and juggle. You've got to get it in. You've got to get your compals. Right. that's what they're juggling miles look at them uh but yeah another hooray for daddy meeting that they was like this is a cabinet he's getting everybody together for serious shit but it's just a big

fucking you know propaganda bullshit thing i touched on gnomes claim yesterday about how he saved hundreds of millions of lives hundreds of millions of lives i just want to play the clips again so you can just get an idea of what was being said cut the fentanyl flow over the southern border by over 56%. You've saved hundreds of millions of lives with the cocaine. You've blown up in the Caribbean. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Swift. So that just, that we're just to like build some basic assumptions into that figure that is most of America was going to die of a cocaine overdose in the past few months. Exactly.

According to that. Yeah. All right. I mean, say, let me just look, US cocaine deaths by year. Um, okay, so maybe we're looking at around 30,000 overdose deaths in 20, 23. So that was going to spike a little bit. We were going to see an uptick, okay?

Let's fucking 100x that really quick. Uh, we need more cocaine overdoses. And then like a lot of people were like, fucking again, Venezuela is not even like a fucking source country for this shit. For cocaine, yeah. Fine. Because you got to cover up your fucking, I mean, I'm so glad he, Mr. President, you blew up all those fishermen, uh, cocaine in the Caribbean. Uh, thank you so much. Then she really made him feel like a deified Merkin when she jokingly said he's, let me just, this is just another one like,

shows how low morale must be because they're all like, dude, you're doing so good, dude, you're doing so great right now. Oh my God. And this is them talking about it. Not only are they treating him like a child, but it's like very bad parenting strategies. Yeah. Yeah. Like the child is going to end up, like, fucked up with a warped sense of self and reality. Right. I think the phrase is encouraging to death. Yes. Yeah. Exactly. Where it's like

this, this is not the kind of encouragement. But anyway, when you basically have magical powers, sir. Oh my God, sir. So here's his magical powers about the weather. Worked hard doing security. And they have been absolutely fantastic. Sir, you made it through

hurricane season without a hurricane. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I did do that. Like, okay, go on, Christy. And so FEMA, FEMA, you even, you kept the hurricanes away. So, you appreciate that. Like, what the fuck's everybody laughing about? Everyone's uncomfortable because clearly she's being like flippant, but he's us like, I do like.

Yeah, he's not laughing. I'll tell you who's not fucking laughing. And you know who doesn't like being laughed at, motherfucker? You know what your problem was trying to say something cute? Yep. I will say. I do get the desire to keep going bigger with the compliments because he does not seem to be,

he seems fairly unimpressed with everybody in his administration, like during this meeting particularly. I mean, unimpressed or just so old and on the brink of, you know, the great beyond that he can't even stay awake. Right. Because despite all the fucking glazing, he could not keep his,

his fucking eyes open. Here's RFK saying some shit. I don't even know. It doesn't even matter. Like, Trump can't even fucking stay awake. His eyes are literally closed and he slumped in his chair. You would have to spend maybe 45 minutes. And RFK is facing him talking to him.

Yeah. He's just like it. RFK is facing him. He's not facing RFK and has just drifted off. There's no other way to like. You say maybe it was just one guy. Well, no, then Doug Bergum, Bergam, the Interior Secretary, also saying some nonsense about, like, how great everything's going. Spoiler, it's not.

And Trump's sleep. Been thrilled to be part of the National Park Service, New York Police. Slow blink and then close the number of us on making these. Chimdrop. This will be the safest most beautiful cap of the world. We are doing so many things, whether it's all this house. He's closed. He's not moving.

He does like a little turtle. You know, like how I imagine an old tortoise, like a Galapagos tortoise would be... Right, right. Yeah, anyway. Is he asleep? And then... Here's Marco Rubio

sitting directly next to him and this guy is fully just out. Yeah. Global coalition of... Marko is using his practiced hand gestures. And it's still not, every day is a challenge. But it's been driven...

He's out. And he's like, Mr. President, and then like the end of the clip, he kind of jolts, but his eyes are so... So, yeah. Yeah, hopefully really good, really good show of force. They're great display because not only did all those people just humiliate themselves acting like they're doing shit, but they're also acting as if this guy wasn't just fully out of it the whole time. The press did catch some interesting moments.

Russell Vott, who's the Project 2025 Mastermind, who's the office management and budget, he was straight up just doodling during this whole thing. Right, looking like he's taking notes, but it looks like he's drawing the alien from. those Daniel Johnson T-shirts? Oh, I see like a forest with rolling hills and clouds. Oh yeah, I can see that too, with like a little arrow at the bottom. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then also, I'm not sure if this was a mistake or

intentional, but Pete Heggseth's name placard said Secretary of War but with two S's so it's at SS Secretary. Oh, that might have been a request. I know. That's based on request. A lot of people were like, what a humiliating mistake. I'm like, I don't know, dude. These

guys are all fucking Nazi edge lords so I can't like who knows it could be both it could be both um so yeah after this I think because Trump was sleeping all like the Fox shows which just started praising Trump's stamina and stuff because obviously praising his stamina yeah after he like

fell asleep five times in a televised meeting they didn't well they obviously ignored that because I'm sure their whole thing is like we're not going to talk about it but you probably heard on those like fucking other places that he felt sleep and just Sea Water's like, how does he do it? He's working 12-hour shifts. He still manages to ship post 160 times in a night.

It's amazing. So he's like acknowledging it, trying to like establish the alibi, but not in a way that makes it seem like he's establishing an alibi. Yeah, just being like, this guy's great. This guy's great. I think, you know, again, you're inoculating the viewers against any sort of perception that Trump is senile and just slowly going down. He's not.

He's fine. he's so that's he's meditating he's like Yoda dude okay him Yoda him Yoda him Yoda in that last scene where he's just like carry me over there to die yeah exactly like a fucking Dagaba he's like Luke's back in that little backpack yeah um soon enough soon enough let's uh take a quick break

and we'll come back and talk about uh that special election in Tennessee um this guy has funny I don't know about that guy. And then a follow-up on the Pete Hegseth Franklin story. We'll be right back. I'm Stefan Curry, and this is Gentleman's Cut. I think what makes Gentleman's Cut different is me being a part of developing the profile of this beautiful finished product. With every sip, you get a little something different.

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I'm kind of excited at talking about, you know, I think he's a guy spends time in Central Park. You know, he's probably, you know, he'll be some surgery stuff, you know. And I was like, all this kind of stuff going on. And they were like, yeah, yeah, yeah, fine. And they said, but he's impotent. And I was like, he's impotent. And why he chose not to return to it just like that. They came and presented an idea, and I was like, I get, I see it.

It's so kind of a one joke idea. You don't want to miss this. Listen to Are You a Charlotte on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. So, yeah, I saw headlines about this. I don't really know, like it sounds like Republicans won an election, an election, an election. in Tennessee, which is to be expected, and also they're very alarmed by the win, essentially. Yeah, yep, yep, yep.

Look, this special election happened in this district, deep red, okay? Trump won by 22 points in the presidential election last fall. And so the results are in. And while it wasn't necessarily seen, this wasn't necessarily a potential get for Democrats, it was definitely being looked at as like a bellwether for the midterms. The Democrat lost by nine points. a 13 point swing from the presidential election. So a bit of pleasant news that even people that were hardcore on Trump are starting to

figure it out. I think the other thing that people are pointing at is like the turnout was really high actually for this special election, which normally you'd be like, oh, that would definitely, for how red it is, that would favor that candidate even more. But they're saying with high turnout and you still have this 13 point swing, a lot of people are like, okay, so there's going to be a lot, there's potentially a lot of seats in play. but will they get the message right or will they just put out more fucking like neoliberal freaks who are like you know incrementalism is the way yeah and i'm sure you haven't been ground down by our current system of economics and finance but we're going to invest in your local community yeah that whole fucking yeah we're this walmart program that if you work 40 hours a week you'll be able to get a discount on dell computer oh okay we're pledging $100,000 to this community like all those nebulous terms

yeah yeah oh it's fantastic investment but you know uh so I think for those people who are thinking of like what a what the midterms are going to look like uh what the midterms going to look like you know MAGA is waning or not 20 13 point swing is not I wouldn't I wouldn't want that yeah I wouldn't want that but what the fuck do I know let's see here uh So the spot-as-spy, spot-of-spy. You've seen the spot-of-spy stuff, man. Oh, no. Call dad's doctor.

He's calling it spot-svirus. Event has kicked off where everybody gets to, like, see what their Spotify raps are. You don't use Spotify, though, right? I don't. That's probably better. Most artists, I have, like, I have more street. I have, I'm not proud of how many streaming services I'm- You got both?

subscribing. I got Apple. Yeah, man, because the quality on Spotify sucks, but then there's some other, like, obscure tracks that show up. Either way, terrible deal for artists. So I'm not trying to do an ad here, but I was struck by how much I was listening to certain music. My song of the year was Fico. Fico. I listened, or no, that was my second most listened to track from the Clips album. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was your first most listen to? First one was this track by McGee that it's kind of grim, but I was like I was playing it on a loop right after the fire.

It was like this vibey track that like I knew I needed to listen to something, but I couldn't listen to anything that felt good. And this had like it threaded the needle of like, because I was just driving through like I would take breaks from dealing with the reality of the fire and just go drive. And, like, the air was smoky and shitty, and at night you can still see the hills going from the fires not being put out. And this one make you track was like, all I fucking listen to, like, fucking over and over and over and over again. So when I saw it on my Spotify wrapped while I was sitting on the toilet this morning, I got a little bit emotional.

I think about, oh, shit, that wasn't my tough song. There you go. Went through it. Thanks to McGee for helping in a tough spot. Fantastic car player. So was McGee the number one overall in the country? Not quite. Not quite.

it was Taylor Swift again for like the fifth year in a row not quite not really not quite it might be that guy everyone's so fucking mad about that's doing the Super Bowl halftime show

Benito bad Bundy wow yeah yeah he had 19.8 billion I don't even what the fuck that 19.8 billion streams all right that sounds that sounds sick that they're just many's numbers

there's no way he had more streams than Kid Rock, okay? I'm fucking cancelling by Spotify. They're fucking, they're juicing the numbers for this woke nonsense. But yeah, this is the fourth time he's been the top global artist. So again, for when people are like,

well, why even have this person? I mean, the people who ask that, just ask that in bad faith because they're racist. But it's because he's at this point, the most listened to artists, if not one of the most listened to artists right now. Globally, yeah. Yeah.

Second place was Taylor Swift, which is, well, the way to describe it to Republicans is be like, remember when they had Gloria Stephan in the Miami Sound Machine as the Super Bowl halftime show? It's like that, guys. It's like that. Just a little throwback. Come on. Were they upset about that? Probably not, right? Yeah, I feel like they were pretty mainstream. They're like, they're fun. Yeah, Miami Cubans were still like acceptable to Republicans. They're like, they get it. That's right. They're good. Taylor Swift and second Followed by the weekend I didn't realize that I didn't realize that at all Was it and then followed by

Of course I didn't realize that Because I didn't know that until now But Follow by Drake Did Drake? That fella That fella still out here Did he like drop an album this year or something?

No The weekend Is just the strength of the catalog Yeah of course And I think that goes with I think what we were saying too Like you know that after the Kendrick thing I was like, it's not, it's not, it's not the end of his career.

It's just, he's just not cool anymore. But there's still plenty of fucking people who have tears in their eyes, like, spit and Drake lyrics in their car. Yeah. We're all, we all got that sad boy Drake energy, man. Yeah, yeah, I know. But shout out the weekend for being up there, okay. Although I really only listen to the, you know, the early stuff.

That's from me, yeah. There are some songs from the early stuff. that I listened to, like, on drugs and at, like, really dark places and then got that exactly where you were describing about your top song. Like, I couldn't stop listening to those songs for, like, yeah, because it just takes you right back. At that time, too, when like House of Balloons came out, I was so single and, like, grimy. I was more single than anyone in Los Angeles. I, like, so single to the point. The singleist man in L.A. I was striking out with on every date I was going on.

I was like so lonely. But hearing how horny the weekend was and like living, I was living vicariously through the fucking weekend at one point. I was like, yeah, bro, you left your girl at home. That would be sick to leave your girl at home. You don't love her no more? I wish I had somebody not. I know.

Like rich, rich man problems. All right. Quick update on the, so Pete Hagseth murdered those people. gave the Admiral did Kill them all So who said Kill them all

Was that Apparently that was Pete Hegsa So Pete Hegsa said that The Admiral did it And then he was like Because he gave the directive To kill them all Right

The Secretary of Defense gave the yeah The top guy said kill them all Yeah The Admiral did it And he was like Oh my God What did you do

At the time He was like Yes Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's interesting. So the way he's trying to play it is like this guy did it. I actually said that and then I left the room. So like I actually can't be the guy who did it.

I wasn't even here. Wait, dude, do he did that? Oh, my God, dude. I was talking about that Metallica album. That's fucking crazy, bro. I said play ride the lightning, dude. But kind of one of the harder aspects of his story to buy is that like he did. mean to do that because the day after when everyone was getting mad about him committing war crime,

he posted this piece of AI art where Franklin the Turtle is blowing people up on a boat with a with a rocket launcher. So that seems like sort of unapologetic. Yeah, I committed a war crime. What the fuck you're going to do type shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that's probably Probably the, I mean, like, the story is so flimsy where he's like, we didn't do it. Maybe we did. On second thought, it was actually this other guy. Now, many people are like, you fucking, what's going on here? Like, are you going to release this tape so you can, you can actually see it for yourself?

Are you going to keep hiding it? Are you going to get this admiral up to Capitol Hill to ask some questions? Tell you who wasn't happy about his use of Franklin was the publishers of Franklin. Mm-hmm. Yeah. They've said, we strongly condemn any denigrating violent and unauthorized use of, I thought they were going to say force, but of Franklin's name or image, which directly contradicts our values. The way America operates, I feel like he's more likely to face a trademark lawsuit

than he is to be tried at the hog for, like, war crimes. Yeah. I mean, it's interesting, just this whole, discussion of war crimes because like you know every president commits war crimes in this country every single one you know what i mean and it's interesting do it like by saying kill them all miles they're more careful that does seem to be a lot of the stuff that people are saying is like we're careful about our war crimes because i mean like remember that like wedding obama drone striked? Remember that?

By accident. Because it's funny, too. You guys are so fucking weird about that one. There's a clip that's come out where Pete Heck Seth, when the shoe's on the other foot in Obama's president, he has a lot to say about war crimes.

There are some guys at Leavenworth who made really bad choices on the battlefield. And I do think there have to be consequences for abject war crimes. Go on, Peter. if you're doing something that is just completely unlawful and ruthless, then there is a consequence for that.

That's why the military said it won't follow unlawful orders from their commander-in-chief. There's a standard. There's an ethos. There's a belief that we are above what so many things that our enemies or others would do. Anyway. He also seems like a totally different guy there. Like he seems like a person before they had like. an addiction issue or something like that, you know?

Or just also like when you're, you're still kind of, your ego isn't at that point where you're like, bro, everything I say is popping that you kind of be like, okay, I need to work a room, I need to make sure I'm saying the right shit, like, because you're not, because right now he's like, bro, whatever I say is fucking it. I am the law. Watch me post this dumbass, Franklin the Turtle fucking AI slop. This incriminating AI slot. Yeah, it's not looking good.

But I mean, to your point, like even Jesse Waters, like nothing. going to happen to him, which I'm like, you're probably right. I mean, nothing ever happens to most of these people, except for, like, maybe some of the people that were, like, caught up in the Abu Ghraib shit. Yeah. And whoever comes to power next is probably going to be like, well, I mean, I don't want to totally close myself off from the ability to do war crimes. I mean, look what the George W. administration really flung open the door for this kind of shit. And then Obama's like, all right, cool. We can do this? Okay. Great. And, you know, And off we go.

All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this December 3rd. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourself. Get your vaccines. What you still can. Get your flu shots.

Don't do nothing about white supremacy. We will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. The Daily Zykeyes is executive produced by Catherine Law. Co-produced by Bay Wang. Co-produced by Victor Wright. Co-written by J.M. McNabb.

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