The Daily Zeitgeist - AssassTrends Creed: Shadows 6/17: Stephen A. Smith, Trump, Iran, Israel, 'The Mortician', 'Spaceballs 2'

Episode Date: June 17, 2025

In this edition of AssassTrends Creed: Shadows, Jack and Miles discuss Stephen A. Smith playing solitaire during the NBA Finals, a brief Trumpdate (feat. Iran), HBO's 'The Mortician",  'Spaceballs 2' bringing Rick Moranis out of retirement and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wow. That's the Assassin's Creed shadows. Yeah, that's the one where I get to be the black samurai. Yasuke. And that's why I'm mad about it. I'm mad. Where were there black people in the Ninja Times? This ninja is a lady

Didn't exist either it's wild because as somebody who played damn near every Assassin's Creed game This actually was like the first I was like, oh this one's finally different than the last 17 They put out this with different skins on it. Anyway, where were we? Who am I? That over there is mr. Miles Gray. This is Jack This is Jack O'Brien, Comedy Live from the Zeitgeist. Wow. And this is the episode where we tell you what is trending. It is Tuesday, June 17th. And last week, my favorite journalist, Stephen A. Smith, say what you will about the journalists, the citizen journalists, the journalists doing deep dive reports for 404 media and places like that.

Pablo Torre, I've heard people like him, but I'm a Stephen A Smith guy. I just like what he brings to the journalistic world. And he was caught, some say caught, I would say, you know, he was just playing solitaire during an NBA finals game that he was commenting on, that he was like one of the main people covering and people for some reason up in arms about this. I think everybody should just,

what, you've never played solitaire at work? You never played solitaire? I mean, I think this is like one of those things where, yeah, you've never played Solitaire at work? You've never played Solitaire? I mean, I think this is like one of those things where, yeah, unfortunately this guy's pretty jaded because he's been to 3000 NBA games. So it's just like this, do you have any idea how many of these I've seen? Yeah, he's like, trust me, he's like,

once I just saw that Jalen Williams was unstoppable, I figured they're not gonna come back from this, I'ma bust out the solitaire. Yeah. Yeah. I would like to see the, uh, you know, contrast of him doing solitaire with like what his commentary was from the game, because his commentary is usually pretty surface level calling that shit multitasking.

He's like, that's right. He's like, you see it when he posts. He's like, yeah, y'all caught me multitasking during a timeout. It's like, I'm sorry, that's a task. One of the tasks is solitaire. That's part of his job. They want to, they just like to keep it. They, it's, you know how when you play an instrument, there's like kind of finger loosening drills and scales that you're playing. That's a little warmups. Yeah, that's what he's doing. He's just getting loose. Oh, okay. Okay. But Brian Windhorse, one of his coworkers at ESPN

dropped a video soon after being like, and here's how I watch the finals. I sit in a room without anything on the walls inside the arena, no windows, nothing to distract me. I watch it on TV. I have like, this is the feed of what you're hearing. In my left ear, I have a feed from the Secret Service who has eyes on what's going on out there.

I have these three guys behind me who have a Slack channel that's feeding me the sorts of stats that you wish you got. So just being like, I couldn't be more locked in that's feeding me the sorts of stats that you wish you got. So just being like, I couldn't be more locked in. The idea of playing solitaire is a joke to me. It is laughable to me. So maybe a little bit of inner turmoil at ESPN.

My loose theory, in addition to just like having been there, Stephen A. Smith hates sports It's uh, you know, she athletes everything about it. He hates So a lot of people don't know that Stephen a Smith, you know Well, some know him for his role as an NBA analyst on ESPN's first take also has a recurring role on the ABC soap opera general hospital recurring role on the ABC soap opera General Hospital. He plays the character Brick, a tech expert and surveillance specialist who works for the mob. It's a soap character. I love that. Yeah. Tech surveillance who works for the mob and his name's

Brick. Brick is a key figure in the storyline involving Sonny Carinthos, the mob boss. Sonny Carinthos, the mob boss. Also maybe why he recently said that he has no choice but to consider a run for president. Wow. Yeah, yeah, no, no, we're good. We're good. Thanks, man. Miles, his hands are tied. And not just because they're being occupied by the Solitaire game he's playing.

I would say that Stephen A Smith, keep him tied, man. We're good. Yeah, we're good, bro. Let's just play Solitaire. Don't need it. Don't don't need you. We don't need you to solve this problem. Thank you for believing in yourself, Stephen A.

He's been killing the Solitaire. So his Solitaire stats are really strong. So I feel like his confidence is way up. Good for him. All right. So that's the big story, obviously. There's also some lesser news, such as that we're in World War III.

Donald Trump seems to be just being like, yeah, we control the airspace over Iran. Yeah, it started out. And by we, I mean these United States of America, bitch, we're in here. Yeah, it's very disconcerting for people who don't like unnecessary death. But here we are, the rhetoric has changed.

It's a matter of taste, Miles. Yeah, he's using, he's saying we now before, is like, well, if Israel does blah, blah, blah, da, da, da, da, and he's like, well, we can do something. He also was a veiled threat to take out the Supreme Leader of Iran. So real big regime change vibes. We're doing the same thing too

in the lead up to the Iraq war. Then he came back, it was like, for now we're not going to take out, parentheses, death! Exclamation point, him for now. I was like, so what did it mean before when you were saying take out? This is like, this is what's so frustrating

because you don't know what the fuck this guy actually means ever. Because so much of his posts are based on how his, how harmed his ego is. So I don't know if he's puffing his shit up because that big floppy donkey dick of a parade was so bad that he's like, Oh, watch me G up on Iran now. Uh, but either way it's causing a lot of instability. The, the yet last night he was like, people need to evacuate Tehran immediately caused a mass exodus of a city where there are millions of people

who are like, are, is this like a bomb threat? Is that why you're telling people to leave? I assumed like something fucking terrible was about to happen. You know, like I assumed that he was like, yeah, it's about to clear out full. They're, they're about to happen. Yeah. You know, like I assumed that he was like, yeah, it's about to... You better clear out, fool. They're about to drop some shit. I mean, again, this is all because of Benjamin Netanyahu trying to smoke bomb his way out of people paying attention to what is happening in Gaza, but also because I think he just

knows the war helps keep him in power. That's the logic all these people apply. Trump also said that about Barack Obama like 14 years ago. He's like, watch, he's gonna try to start a war in Iran because he's weak. And that's why he will do it. That looks like you now. But again, we've had all these in the lead up to this,

like Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence even testified. She's like, yeah, basically said Iran is not building a nuclear weapon and supreme Leader Khomeini, it has not authorized the nuclear weapons program that he suspended in 2003. That's coming from Tulsi Gabbard, okay? And she even said, we will continue to monitor very closely

if they reauthorize the program, but they have not. When Trump was asked about that yesterday, he said, I don't care what she said. I don't care what she said, your director of intelligence? No, no, I don't care what she said. I don't care what she said. You're director of intelligence. No, no, I don't. He said, I don't care what you said. I think they are very close to having. And this is where it's fucked up now is because the

white house is now going with a semantic argument because no one has said Iran has nuclear weapons. They have uranium, but they're saying they haven't been using that to make weapons. Like they've let observers in. This is just purely based off the justifications of Benjamin Netanyahu and now the United States. But now this like semantic argument is being pushed around by the leadership in the White House saying they were, they're close.

They were this close. That's why they had to do something about it. They were this close. That is not the same as they have it now and it's happening. Right. You know what I mean? Experts in gooning would argue otherwise that those are the same thing.

About to have it and having it. Okay, like having a thousand dollars saved towards buying a Lambo is not owning a Lambo. I get the intent. Maybe you're trying to go after there, but those are not even close to being the same thing. And this is what's being used to push us Closer to war and now congresspeople are being like, okay

we're gonna have to introduce bills to maybe you'll ignore that limit your ability to fucking start wars, but Come on y'all. There's clearly there are many loopholes around that as we've seen throughout the storied history of the United States The WMD is live. They're just like, can we actually go back and revise? Like this time they're not even like laying the groundwork. They're just like retroactively trying to do a replace all on the groundwork. And the thing that they're doing too is they're being like, well, we have intelligence that Iran might attack US bases.

And you're like, oh, are they? or is that the justification you need to bring more military infrastructure to the region? Because what the fuck are you trying to do now? Yeah. So yeah, it's very, very fucking frightening. Uh, and my God, like just completely sleepwalking into absolute global catastrophe is so fucking on brand for this country. It's scary.

Yeah. And at home, one of the New York City mayoral candidates and current New York City comptroller was arrested by ICE while walking with somebody that ICE was trying to detain and being being like legally. Yeah. You need to show a dish or warrant. Yes. You need to show me a warrant. And they took that personal and I took that personal and I took that as disrespect. Yeah, this is it's all. But so what what is all of this about is about that parade.

It's about that parade. The vibes were admittedly now we're hearing that he has been- He didn't like it. He was not impressed. He knew, he knew, he knew that was a big wet fart in front of the fucking world. You thought you were about to pull up

looking like Kim Jong-un and you came out looking like Team Moon North Korea with that fucking parade. Basically he said it's all Pete Hicks' fault, which is great, fine. Apparently Trump wanted a menacing display and all he got was squeaky tanks and soldiers walking so casually. You thought they were in the opening

of Saturday Night Fever. Is that a timely reference? Yeah, yeah, Saturday Night Fever. Yeah, just watched that. Everybody. John Travolte. But this is from Michael Wolfe, who's the biographer and has his little birds

in the White House said, quote, he's accusing them of hamming it up. And by that, he seems to mean that they were- Since then. So that's not the word, I will say, what he seems to mean. Yeah, they're like being just sort of cordial with each other.

Were they doing like a three stooges routine? Yeah, they were having a good time that they were waving, that they were enjoying themselves and showing a convivial face rather than a military face. Quote, he kind of reamed out Hegseth for this. Apparently there was a phone call and he said to Hegseth, the tone was all wrong. Why was the tone wrong?

Who staged this? There was the tone problem. Why was the tone wrong? Who staged this? There was the tone problem. There was the tone problem. So, uh, this guy, um, is notoriously not the most respected journalist in the world. Um, so I was like reading all it, taking all this with a grain of salt until I saw the quote, which felt like it was a real, a real quote from Donald Trump.

The tone was all wrong. Why was the tone wrong? Who staged this? There was the tone problem. Because you know what happened? Whoever's organizing it probably kept using that word. Yes. In the buildup.

The tone feels. The tone is going to be something that feels that, that obviously projects power of the United States military that also, that aligns with your powerful presence as the commander in chief. The tone is going to be very very very Fantastic. Yeah tone problem But yeah, I mean that's not the issue Donald. It's not the tone

It's that no one outside of your like that your circle of face lifted freaks and literal Nazis you pal around with actually give A fuck about your ego. They're just again. They're just there to fucking be near power. That's it. That's it. Well, make them care by throwing another one of these next year and it's going to be so fucking sick. Well, the other side of that is we're, you know, cities like Chicago, New York and LA are now getting increased ICE rates as pretty much a direct response to being like, oh, you think you can turn out hundreds of thousands of people? Let me fucking upset everyone and be even more horrific than is necessary.

Yeah. He's in a bad mood. He's guys, the president is in a bad mood. So don't even try it right now. Okay. Somebody asked him like if he was going to call Governor Walz in the aftermath of the assassination of, you know, by somebody who is a big Trump supporter, something that would be like,

where this to happen in a democratic presidency would derail the entire presidency. Oh my God. If a Democrat supporter assassinated a, you know, a Republican elected official. Yeah. This is the thing, this is where like, you really see how the media's come,

they're just, they've lost the plot. Like, you know, conservative media, they just fucking start frothing at the mouth. But now all these networks, because they're afraid of the backlash from the president, they're just like, mm, yeah. We won't insist too much. I guess there, wasn't there that like T-ball game?

So I guess maybe that did happen. Or the softball game where like, Oh yeah. Steve Scalise got shot. Yeah. Yeah. So I guess, I guess maybe it did happen, but was that during what administration was that during those during the Trump administration? I think. Yeah, that was in 2017. Trump won. Yeah. But yeah. Asked if he had called walls yet. Trump said the democratic governor is slick and whacked out and I'm not calling him

What I don't really call him. He's slick. He appointed this guy to a position They got no like that's funny because it was the governor prior to walls that technically appointed him He just kind of was like yeah, we'll keep the same people there. Yeah. I think the governor of Minnesota is so whacked out. I'm not calling him. Why would I call him? So slick is so weird. That's like, that shows like he's so afraid of him. When he's like, yeah, he's slick.

You don't want that. He's slick and whacked out. He's gonna make me think I'm all weird and shit. He's slick like a snake. Yeah. Guys never touched a snake before. I, I could call him and say, hi, how are you doing? The guy doesn't have a clue how he's doing. What do you mean? This is an actual quote. Yeah. This isn't Jack doing improv. I can call him and say, hi, how are you doing?

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We're back. And we're back. And I hadn't been watching this series, but HBO got a documentary series called The Mortician. Are you up on it? No, but it's funny because I saw the headlines about this and I was like, Oh, another HBO doc series for me to watch. Because it's about these motherfuckers in charge of like they have, they close cases.

Okay. Unlike the police. LAPD homicide division. You're fired. This, this Los Angeles funeral home that it's just been exposed by HBO. So basically this show is called The Mortician. It's about David Skantz who went to prison for mutilating corpses, holding mass cremations and hiring hit men for rival morticians. It's always the first move of like people

who are in these like small stakes, like showdowns between like, I'm the biggest mortician in town. I'm the biggest tiger abuser out there. Yes, exactly. Doesn't holding mass cremations seem euphemistic for just absolutely desecrating a bunch of corpse in mass? Like, you know what I mean?

He held a mass cremation event. Yeah, okay. But so the final episode is making headlines because it, so Skantz is newly released from prison after all the mass cremations, the group cremations. Yeah. Yeah. You know, after he got busted for that. And so they're interviewing him and he seemed to randomly bring up a murder he may have

committed while the filmmakers were reloading the camera. He described someone pulling a gun on him at a cemetery and implied that he tracked them down and killed them, but didn't wanna say it on camera because he, I guess, didn't know how microphones work. How old is this motherfucker? Yeah. That is some boomer ass logic.

We're like, I'm not gonna say this on camera, but I killed a man. Yeah. Oh, okay. Sorry. We're just reloading the camera over here and they're just clearly doing busy work with their hands. Also, you know what? Reloading a camera with digital? You mean just, you put a new SD card in or some shit? I think that's what they must have meant. I love what they were like. And he thought it was like a two-hour process. Sorry, we're reloading the camera. Dave, what were you saying about the gruesome murder that you committed in the cemetery or afterwards? Jesus. The guy was like, I don't want to hear it. The filmmaker. So David's gone says, maybe.

All right. So there was one night I had to go out to the cemetery with Barbara. I get out and I go to unlock the gate. Some kid jumps out of the weeds and he's got a nickel plated right at my head and he says, give me your wall, give me your watch. Ronan Kailin, director of photography. I'm sorry, but we need to reload the camera and then the filmmaker. Let's reload. Hang on one second. This is a great story, Scott, a true story. I thought I was going to die.

I really did. I can tell you more of this, but I can't tell you on camera. I can't tell you. Oh, I got to watch this. All I can say is, do you think I found that guy? It's one of the things I can't talk about. The other thing I'll tell you about too, but can't talk about that either.

Really, there's three of them altogether. Jesus. Then he says, you gotta promise not to tell on me. And he says, I don't wanna know then. And he says, what, the promise? He says, no, no, if there's something. And he's like, oh, yeah, right. Yeah. Then then I'm not interested in having that information.

And Skye says, OK, it's never going to come back, never going to come back. Can't come back. Ha laughs. Jesus Christ, bro. White men are so fucking evil that is straight up invincible. Yeah, it ain't coming back, bro. White men are so fucking evil that it's straight up invincible. Yeah. It ain't coming back, baby. Anyways, I'm invincible. Now, you won't tell me this microphone.

This is the microphone. So anyways, gross ass teachers. You're not going to tell on me, are you? No. What's the fuck up? I don't want to hear this shit. You just got to promise not to tell me. Then I don't want to know what you're saying. What you don't want the promise what's wrong? You don't want to be implicated. I'll make a little promise to your friend. Oh, I'm sorry

I thought you were built to be an accessory to murder. So you're not built like that. Okay, okay Well, you're maybe I should have met this with Hulu then instead of HBO. All right, and finally I mean this happened last week, but just an update, little piece of good news for the elderly people. For the elderly people. For the old heads. Yeah. Spaceballs 2 somehow convinced Rick Moranis to un-retire. Holy fuck.

Also- Moranis back. Spaceball back. More than 98 years old Mel Brooks directing. I'm more just like, what? But then even more than that, I'm like, Rick Moranis is back? Oh, please, please. Cause he's only done like random,

like he did like one random thing a few years ago, right? Like reviving, like, wasn't he doing like the Molson guy or something? Yeah, like he pops up in like internet videos here and there, but for the most part he's been out., deadline is reporting that in addition to Mel Brooks who's going to reprise his role of? yogurt the Yoda character that the movie will feature Kiki Palmer Bill Pullman Reprising his role from the original and then Rick Moranis playing Dark Helmet will be back

Will Pizza the Hut be there too? Who played Pizza the Hut? No, just the character Pizza the Hut. Oh, I don't know. Yeah was was John Candy in it Yeah, he was the dog. He was like a Chewbacca guy Yeah, the last time Moranis starred in a live action movie was Honey We Shrunk Ourselves in 1997. And it went straight to video. And he was like, that is just about enough for me. I've had plenty. That's right.

He's barf. That's John Candy. Barf. Barf, dude. Dark Helmet, Princess Vespa yogurt lone star barf pizza the hut Everything my nine-year-old is gonna like this movie soon Colonel Sanders. Remember there's one guy's called Colonel sand All right, those are some of the things that are trending on this Tuesday afternoon

We are back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Yep. Until then be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your vaccines where you still can get your flu shots. Don't do nothing about white supremacy and we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Bye.

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