The Daily Zeitgeist - CongesTrend Pricing 1/9: L.A. Wildfires, 'The Working Man', Jimmy Carter's Funeral (Feat. Trump, Obama, Bush and more)

Episode Date: January 9, 2025

In this edition of CongesTrend Pricing, Jack and special guest co-host Andrew Ti discuss the L.A. wildfires, the subtly Q-coded Jason Statham film 'The Working Man', Jimmy Carter's funeral and much more! 'A Working Man' Trailer: Jason Statham Hunts for Missing Teen in Movie Obama and Trump have a long chat at Jimmy Carter’s funeral. What to know | The Independent See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Follow us on the iHeart radio app app Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast. Hello, the Internet and welcome to this episode of congestion trend pricing that one courtesy of vanadium silver on the discord. I think that was the name of the guy. Yeah, New York City congestion pricing. Thank you vanadium silver We talk congestion pricing on tomorrow's episode But just hats off to you in New York and go fuck yourself the New York Post for all the scare-mongering They're doing around that this guy fucking stabbed a guy man. He was so mad about congestion pricing

He had gone subway Cuz of congestion pricing man. Oh my god, it's so depressing though that shit works, but yeah Yeah, don't don't read the opinions of the look just there's got to be a better way to just get your sports scores and some terrible opinions on sports That's right. Um, and you can just, the best thing that the New York post has is the headlines and you can just take them in while walking past them. You don't need to actually buy the pain. And honestly, you could do better. Just think about the news and think of a pun. You can do, you can do better. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Uh,

my name is Jack and I'm thrilled to be joined can do better. Yeah, yeah. All right, my name is Jack and I'm thrilled to be joined by Andrew T. What up? What up? Miles is out. He's, yeah, the wildfires are affecting a lot of people. I'm gonna just let him kind of tell his story when he gets back, but you know, sending lots of love and I'm sure you all are as well

And yeah, I mean superducer Justin is still out like a lot of people still without power But yeah have been evacuated We've got somebody at our house who was evacuated Andrew I think you got some guests coming. I got someone incoming, potentially in the middle of this record, according to their schedule. That'd be fun. So we'll see.

Yeah. Just hang. But have you gotten out much? Like have you, are you kind of sticking close now? Yeah. I'm really lucky that I'm in Echo Park in that, well, number one, my air quality has always been bad, but number two I'm just like in a really hard in it

Really urbanized part of LA so that the fires like I'm not in wildfire danger. Um, and if Not not I guess anything could happen. I don't want to say not and yeah in that way, but like, you know, it's it's the I'm not in that part. So I've been lucky to Solidarity and snacks the mutual aid group that I've tried to do as much as I can with Has been we've been able to we usually concentrate on skid row anyway, so We were able to get our hands on a thousand masks. Many of them are still in my car right now, but they won't be by the time this comes out actually. And so, yeah, I was out on Skid Row last night,

getting people masks, getting people water. It's a little weird, the sort of situation with the need because obviously need and sort of secondary tertiary needs because of the fire have increased everywhere. Yeah. But yeah, it's like an ever changing situation. Even as I say this, things might be different by the time this comes out. But currently the sort of main shelters at the Pasadena Convention Center and I think

they just actually closed the one at Pan Pacific Park and are moving supplies out. But don't quote me on this because everything keeps changing. But there's anyway, there's sort of a lot of immediate need for people in shelters, partially because just there's only so much space and logistical distribution and like things like food can't keep forever and things like that. So I'm hesitant to even say what the immediate needs are, but I think the in the coming days and weeks is when like real need is going to

start like becoming very clear. And hopefully people continue to pay attention and be, cause yeah, there there's been like an outpouring of from like across the country of people being like, how can I help? And yeah, how's everything? And I'm just hoping you just kind of want to tell people like pump the brakes and just like keep that energy up when it's like no longer in the news. Like people actually are like now settling into having to deal with a new reality. Yeah. And the fires aren't even out. Like, you know, there,

it's not like we're not in the aftermath and there isn't really anything, not anything, sorry, but there's not like a specific thing that you can like immediately do that's helpful. I'm repeating myself from the future now. But one thing I will say is, especially in this age of the internet, and it's easier than ever to like move money around. If you can, try to do some research on where to send your resources because like well-funded and you know the places you've heard of, your Red Cloros, not for this situation but your Planned

Parenthoods are typically in my opinion not the best way for you to send resources Yeah figure out what you believe in and you can find a direct way to do that to help with that and It's easier than ever to do that as what I will say I'm the type of idiot who when the wind like just you being like and obviously the fires are still raging and like 0% contained like the fire the the fires are still raging and like 0% contained. Like the fire, the, the winds have stopped blowing this morning and like my brain is immediately like, well, that was scary. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we are on this slope of hopefully, although the weather report is a little wind back up. So yeah, exactly. Yeah.

Like we are, we are hopefully at the part of starting to be able to contain it. I mean, this, you know, kind of goes with something we're about to talk about too, but like just the general like right wing finger pointing. Yeah. There's like nothing anyone there's no like, listen, even your little Trump Nazi fire brigades wouldn't have been able to do anything against the wind and the underlying drought conditions in Southern California. So unless they were like real, like working against client, like taking direct client action, uh, decades ago, maybe they could have, as far as like Trump based actions go, I suppose, um, this might be a little science fictiony, but I think it works. I do think a, uh, you know, if you don't care about collateral damage, there's, there's

some amount of bombs you could have dropped on the fire that would have put it out. What started other fires? Probably, but you could have had that fire would have been certainly seen like less of a problem. Um, yeah, I, we talk on a tomorrow's episode a little bit about, uh, the role of the police. Um, I think we talked about it two days ago also the this idea that the police funding was kicked up while firefighter funding was kept about the same slightly lessened at a time when fire danger is growing and crime is dropping.

But yeah, the police interjecting themselves into the story, being like, don't even try it about loading at a time when like, it's just not that they just have to like create a narrative that they can be the hero of. Yeah. But I think it's just disgusting. Yeah, it's disgusting. But it's like, so because I was seeing like kind of a similar thing on K cal. I was like watching local news and they were just doing, you know, helicopter footage of a new fire that had popped up in studio city, like totally that not totally different, but like a new distinct fire. And it was like located on a couple of homes were burning down.

And I don't know if he'd just been like on the air for 37 hours in a row or and was like losing his mind, but he just kept trying to blame the fire on the people who lived in the house for some reason. Like he kept emphasizing, like, I think this one started inside the house. I mean, I'll tell you, it wasn't a lightning strike. So we know that. So it started by somebody, which was like, first of all, seems extremely unlikely.

Like these fires are all picking up around the city on the same windy nights because there'd be probably being started by each other. You dipshit. Yeah. And but it was just like they were so horny for somebody that they could like send the cops after it felt. Yeah. You know, I mean, it's like, like, I mean, I know it's going to be a blame game, but like, this is sort of the reason why I don't like disaster movies. Because like we as people are need like a villain that we can understand. Yeah. And so like an arsonist, a fucking, you know, whatever, like an inept like police chief. And it's like, the real villains of this, the real villains of Twisters, this is how

I initially have been phrasing this, the real villains of Twisters are like 200 white guys that are in boardrooms in Dallas and, you know, the Middle East. Yeah. And it's like, what are you talking about? Like there's just too many steps away from the real villains. So we need to find other villains, but it is a, you know, it's just too many steps away from the real villains, so we need to find other villains, but it is a, you know, it's how our brains are being used against us. Because it's like, even if, even if this fucking person like, like set their house on fire, even if they wanted

to set a wildfire, like, they couldn't do it without the fucking, you know, century of climate change that we've been doing to ourselves. Yeah. Albert the butler said some people just want to watch the world burn and everybody quoted him. But I think it's more just like people really want to get rich. And the, uh, the, uh, that is that the world is going to turn into like a ever worsening fire vortex. Yeah. Oopsie. Something, something happened. The world burned. Yeah. I paid though. Right. Exactly. But yeah, I mean, and then some people, I think that there are arsonists for sure. Uh, and a lot of people, uh, are inherently suspecting arson like on social media.

So bruiser Victor was pointing out, like, keep hearing people be like, and I mean, the police are gonna that, that was actually one part of this like press conference where they did like the handoff from the fire chief to the police chief and They were like and who's gonna investigate the cause of all these fires and like who you know What if it was arson and the fire chiefs like we have a whole department for that by the way Yeah, you don't need the police But yeah, they so that's the thing that is being reported is like they just need to investigate it

so but again, even the narrative of the cause was even if it's a Person it's a fucking ten people with lighters and gasoline. They are not the cause of this Yes, like that's the thing. That's like they're not the cause right, they're not the cause of this. Yes. Like that's the thing. That's like, they're not the cause, right? They're not the cause of the circumstances that make it possible for this. Yeah. Yeah. Some of those photographs of just like the fucking Palm trees, like fucking doubled over and blow and like on fire just, yeah.

Yeah. The drought and the wind none of those are caused by a person or even a handful of people an industry though yeah i guess they are cause one trillion and trillion they are caused by a handful of people but not yeah the ones with yeah not the ones you're thinking of we are starting to get reports on the cause of the fire, which this guy went viral. This bit did seem better 10 minutes ago. I'm not saying we don't do it. Say that again.

Why is there a fire happening right now? There are multiple fires that are taking place. Are you serious? Yeah. In the news though, you're supposed to know. Well, I don't know how it started. We don't know how it started. There, you know, wind. I think it's all the gay people in LA. Okay, there we go.

So the news, the local news is doing their job of like, investigating this by stopping to talk to the drunkest guy on the streets of LA, who asked the question, why is there a fire going on? And they were like, oh, we better talk to this guy. He seems genuinely curious about this. But the only reason I wanna raise this is because, first of all, it's going around and this is a trending episode.

And also because it reminded us of this clip of the Westboro Baptist Church singing their version of Poker Face that is one of the constantly referenced Daily Zeitgeist clips between Miles and Brian the editor and I so I just between miles and Brian the editor and I. So I just, had you seen this before Andrew? Nope. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, you can stop God. You'll see what he's got. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, you can stop God. You'll see what he's got. 9-11, you ain't got. You'll see what he's got. 9-11. You ain't got. You ain't got nothing. You ain't got no hope. Open your face. Oh, man. It really is.

When the chorus is about to explode on our ass, we're all waiting for them to start singing, you hate God. You hate God. The lead singer says 9-11 and points her two fingers down to, you know, symbolize the two buildings coming down. I had noticed on the second watch through that the... Did they like hijack like a geometry class or something? It's so weird. That was one of my first notes on this video was why is this happening in like an NYU classroom? It's like very strange. It's like it just like has the appearance of a college lecture room. Yeah, there's equations in the blackboard and back, but they're not like super difficult.

It's like there's one that just says y equals 58 or whatever. So it does feel like a little bit like morons try to do a good will hunting to make themselves look smarter. You have any idea how easy this is for me? Yeah. I mean, it's like fifth grade math, so it should be fairly easy for you. Yeah. So I don't know. Yeah. I will just say, I feel like there's a narrative of hand wringing about like especially on Twitter about like all the right wing disinformation and and gleeful like you know, just being so whatever about like I told you so is about And I will just say a little bit like yes, it's obviously annoying that it's on Twitter and everyone's I guess sad that it's

Become more overtly like right-wing fascist media But you know as this fucking poker face things show like this is what these people have always been like Oh, yeah, I feel like every time Like anything right wing kicks off. It's like this like specific cadre of, I guess Democrats resistance libs are just like, can you believe this is happening? Now it's over. Now we're really fucked. And I'm not saying we're not really fucked now.

Dealing with these dummies forever. And they've been like this forever. So like, I think it's just that these people, it's new to them. So they're very shocked by it, but it's like, I'm so sorry, but Ronald Reagan was like this. Um, and I wasn't around before that, but I'm sure, you know, fucking Nixon supporters, Goldwater supporters, whatever, we're all like this.

He didn't say it quite out loud as much. His press secretary said it out loud. And then he just was kind of like, well, um, but, but these people were absolutely like these people were out there and they have always been like this. Yeah. Although the Westboro Baptist church was like a family that just like they knew how to get the media to cover them. And that's what it looks like. When you look at this video of them singing, it's like a mom and two daughters. Yeah. Uh, one of those daughters has since been like, that was bad. Right. I was, those nine 11, nine 11.

It's just the thing she says. Yeah. That's actually, so I know it seems like I'm blaming your sins for nine 11. That is just a nervous tick that I have. And you know, what's also amazing is like seeing nine 11 as godly retribution means the Westboro Baptist church and fucking Osama bin Laden essentially have the same politics on this. Yeah, it speaks through bin Laden, according to the Westboro Baptist church. Uh, all right, let's take a quick break and we'll be right back.

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But it's like the equalizer, but weirder. People have pointed out that it seems like it is catering to like mega conspiracy theorists with a story about the villain of the movie is the rich son of the president and people are like well, that's a stand-in for a hunter bud Yeah, I don't know. Well like the what about the rich son of Donald Trump who is also a fucking idiot? I, I know I'm, I'm probably railing against these, you know, whatever, like kind of moderate democratic people that are sort of seeing these things most, I think, but I'm just like,

every action movie has always been fascist propaganda since they've ever existed. Yeah. It's always basically the city is evil and yeah. Yeah. So I mean, yes, it's like, I'm sure they're like finding this repellent audience, but like, I don't know, guys. It's just like, like, um, sorry, down, down in the notes, someone's written that the Trumpier version of taken. Yeah. Take it's pretty trusty. Right. I mean, foreign people are bad. You got to be scared of the foreign people. You let your daughter go to a foreign country like the Europe.

Yeah. She going to get taken. And the solution is personal, immediate vigilante. Yeah. Violence. Yeah. Violence. Yeah. So we do have the trailer for Jason Statham's newest movie also made with David Ayer. I don't know if I'm accepting that a beekeeper is Trumpy, but this one sounds like it might be as a jam. Our writer pointed out it's basically taken, but this time Statham's trying to

get his friend's girlfriend back from human traffickers. It's funny that it's his friends, a girlfriend, I guess we'll have to see it, but it's like real uncle energy. It's a friend, but you know, I've met her through my friends. So like, I don't know whatever you want to call it. Also, David Harbor shows up as a blind gun toting Iraq war veteran who gives him his guns. I love a blind gun expert is great.

Really giving people good ideas. Yeah, but it was only a matter of time until the human trafficking action movie like Like, because that so that movie Sound of Freedom. Remember that, like, being so successful that was like made by that guy who's a scam artist who claims that he like recovers people who are being human trafficked and like on this version of human trafficking that doesn't exist anywhere except for Instagram videos of like white women in the suburbs. I will also just say that like this might be attacking something that listeners to Daily Zeitgeist and Daily Zeitgeist Trending do like. I would say all

true crime murder stuff is feeding into the same industry of making white women feel paranoia about their physical safety as far as strangers go. Like pointing the finger out of this world of dark, shady, random violence, both makes them more xenophobic, makes them more racist, but also ignores the real perpetrators, the most frequent perpetrators of violence against women in general, which is people they know. It was the girlfriend's boyfriend all along. Yes, exactly. And maybe that's why.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Exactly. Maybe that's the twist at the end of this. Yeah. But this one feels like it has some I'm not saying yes. I I should say I talk too much shit. Um, I I hear you. I just I'm always reminded of this one video where I saw like a blonde white woman being like you see the zip tie on my door. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That means I've been marked to be taken. It just like doesn't make any sense, but it's, you know, my favorite part about all those

things is how stupid they think kidnappers are. Right. Exactly. Like it's reminds me of, did you ever read the Da Vinci code? No, but you know, I feel like I have Because it just it's written with this narrative logic and it assumes that like Leonardo Da Vinci is like such a dumb guy Like a dumb guy's version of a smart like he's hiding all these clues and like word scrambles around And shit. Yeah, but yeah, like they're they're assuming the move and shit. Yeah. But yeah, like they're they're assuming the criminal masterminds like have to remind themselves which car they've like decided to take somebody from with zip ties.

And also, the bit about like, all right, we've we've concocted our plan. Now for the last part the clues Where we set out all the ways Anyways the plot does seem to go full QAnon the human trafficking ring also involves corrupt government officials Again, I don't know or maybe or maybe the corrupt government officials are standing for Trump Well, probably yeah not, but we don't know. I think that's the thing. It's like the projection is always means it's both. Like everything they're talking about, it's the reason it's like this could be either side is because they say the Democrats do it, Democrats do a softer version of it.

And then, you know, current Republicans do the hardest, most insane version of it in everything. The best indication that it is Trumpy is that it was co-written by Sylvester Stallone, who is disappointingly way, way more. I'm way more than I should be. You are a massive Trump supporter, Andrew. My favorite genre of movie growing up was Sylvester Stallone movies. Like I didn't like when I was like five. The first movie I saw in theaters was Rocky four.

Yeah. The first movie that I my first movie experience that I remember is my dad going to see Rambo at the theater and coming home and describing it to me. Like I and and then like, yeah, I got to see Rambo three in theaters at an age where like, I don't know why they were letting me in to see that, like, yeah, yeah, I love. I mean, I get it. It's like formative. But like, I think this is why, this is why the advantage of

just inherently being able to grain of salt all white people media has helped me see the world for clearly, I believe. Yeah. Yeah. I think, cause I'm like, yeah, I'm not saying it's not fun, but come on, these guys are, I had a lot riding on, uh, his politics turning out all right. No, I know. I'm just saying. It's been like, I've also talked a lot about how like the politics of Stallone movies are the most jingoistic bullshit like the movies he writes, the movies that he stars in. But it was all these guys, you know? Yeah, of course. Yeah. Speaking of all these guys, Jimmy Carter's funeral happened. It was a reunion of ex-presidents, vice presidents, first ladies,

and Trump had to shake hands with Mike Pence. Mike Pence willingly shook hands with Donald Trump, the guy who wanted, tried to have him hung. Yeah. Karen Pence was serving cunt mother, but in many senses of the word, both what her husband calls her and because she was the way she was ignoring the trumps. God. Yeah.

Can I ask a general question? Yeah. Why the fuck it like isn't a Jimmy Carter allegedly one of the good guys? Like why the fuck is Trump even invited to his general? I think it's just like all presidents go to prove, go to the thing of the president, go to the general of the president. I'm just saying just be like Trump can't come. Because he's a Democrat, man. Like Democrats believe in nothing if not decorum.

Like the number one thing. Yeah, it's really disgusting. Yeah. So yeah, I mean, there's just like a lot of like, Ooh, look at Al Gore back here. Mean mugging Trump. The main thing I will come away with is Donald Trump and Barack Obama sitting next to each other and like just Trump cracking Obama up. Obama just laughing his ass off while Trump is like saying stuff to him.

It's like we did know who Obama was but it is wild that whatever remains of his personal brand he's willing to just be like, eh. Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna go fuck. These are my people. Yeah, my former presidents Oh, yeah, they know. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah the the wild one So like I don't know maybe Trump catches him off guard and is you know, and he's like, you know nervously laughing I don't know. I wasn't there But there there's also a moment where George W Bush like gives him a little belly tap as he squeezes past him that is very fraternal. Very much like...

So, might as well give him a dick tap, like a bag tag as he walks by. Yeah. Real old homies from way back energy. I mean, I thought we had talked about this, but I didn't realize we hadn't, but like my big disillusioned moment with this class of people was the learning Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia were good friends. Good, good families would go on vacation to each other with each other, routinely friends, which really put a like notorious

RBG spin on it for me. I was like, oh, so fucking not like I as a human being would be like, if I would had been in a room with an alive Antonin Scalia, I probably wouldn't. But my thought would be like, would it be justifiable from a like human rights perspective to do violence upon this man? Yeah. Would it be justifiable from a human rights perspective to do violence upon this man? Would it be justifiable to not do violence? Yeah, exactly. And the fact that fucking, again, badass, notorious RBG willingly spent money

to hang out with this guy. Family vacation. Patience. That's fucking really made it odious for me where I was like, no Democrat believes anything. Yeah. It's like fucking really made it odious for me where I was like no Democrat believes anything. Yeah It's right. Yeah, what the fuck are you talking about? At least have the decency to make it look like you hate this person who is evil. You can't even do that. Nope Brian the editor pointed out it really looks like George Bush is walking by I'm going what up playboy

Bush is walking by, I'm going, what up, playboy? He probably is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if we've ever talked about this, but I had an opportunity, um, years ago to go to an event at the Crawford ranch and I turned it down because I was like, I had multiple people that you gotta go, you gotta, and some people were like, I mean, we're going to pass up a chance to call Bush a war criminal to his face. And first of all, I were like, you gotta go. You gotta, and some people were like, I mean, we're gonna pass up a chance to call Bush a war criminal to his face. And first of all, I was like, I'm not really trying to go out by the Secret Service like that. But second of all, it was just this thing

where I was like, you know, not to parrot a discredited theory of competency, but Bush has put in his 10,000 hours of being called a war criminal and I will be doing it for the first time. And whatever happens, he's going to be better at it than me. Like this interaction. I just like, you know.

And he became a president by being like a charming, unassuming motherfucker. I would be like, you have blood on your hands of, you know, whatever. And he'd be like, all right, buddy, you want a beer? Like 100% how it would go. Yeah. And I'm like, Oh my God. But also it's like, I hate him. Yeah. I genuinely think he's a mass murderer and I would not want to meet him or be, you know, hosted by him. Yeah. And fucking Ruth Bader Ginsburg can't at least pretend to believe that. Like, what the fuck is wrong with these people? I that is wild though that as a part of that Illuminati club that you're in Where you get like black eyes from being punched by Jay Leno that you almost got to go to the Crawford ranch. That's I

Was just weird. It's a tough situation. But yeah, that's bad. Yeah more Your favorite song But yeah, that's bad. Yeah. More wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall wall know how you got that invite. Um, and no, uh, amazing having you, man, as always, uh, where can people find you follow you all that good? I don't know. Yo, is this racist Andrew T. If you're feeling up for it, solidarity and snacks is the mutual aid group that I try to work with as much as possible. I don't actually know if this is the best way to send your want to do something about the fire. We are going to be out serving Skid Row, but I know Skid Row is not one of the immediately affected places. I don't know.

It's fucking happening though. But, you know, and we were trying to help around the city, but it just seemed like our usual beat was the place where there was also need. So I don't know if that's the right thing. But look up. There's so many resources out there. I genuinely can't even tell you what the best place is. But if you can, if you find it, if you find these words compelling send send money send resources, but also

Try to spend the time to not do one of the big five or whatever the fuck. Yeah. Yeah, take your time It's still gonna be needed. Yes, that's true and especially gonna be needed Especially like once it's no longer on the front page. Yeah, the New York Times and drudge Yeah, you know All right. That's going to do it for this Thursday. We're back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other, be kind to yourselves, get your vaccines, get your

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