The Daily Zeitgeist - CounTrend Road 7/7: World Cup/USMNT, Graham Platner, Trump/Greenland

Episode Date: July 7, 2026

In this edition of CounTrend Road, Jack and Miles discuss the USMNT losing their mojo and the World Cup, Graham Platner getting accused of being a sex crim, Trump starting up his Greenland ish… again, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Cunt Maxer. Don't get any big ideas. Anyways, that one from... My name is Jack O'Brien. I am back. And I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co-host, Mr. Miles Gray. and still undefeated heavyweight champion of the world

of the world. Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Here, let me hold that belt for you. There, champ. Ooh, is that on side? Guys, the World Cup is world cup is right now right before our eyes. All right.

So I've been out for a week, came back, I spent some time watching soccer, and I think I got it figured out. Good, good, would you learn? So you just like, kind of, to walk around until it's time to score. And then you just like run real fast and kick the ball super hard. Yep, yep, yep, yep, you got it.

I was traveling. I was in a, in the Dallas airport, Dallas Fort Worth Airport for the U.S. men's national team. You do like to go to a Texan airport to watch the U.S. men's national team. That is. Yeah. I don't know why. Yeah.

I'm a connoisseur. You got to buy a ticket to get past security man, but the bar is in there. Oh, I'm not even on the bar. I'm just on the air train. The air train. Just soaking in the vibes, watching people be nervous to get to the next. People pretty,

I'm sure, I mean, this is, this is like. For the one goal, Miles, for the one goal, they were pretty loud.

Yeah. But other than that, it was very quiet. Yeah. One guy got very drunk and, uh, like got on, I don't know what he expected was going to happen because he,

between the time that we boarded, and the time we sat down he was the the row in front of us and he turned the game back on and it was over but like they were already down three one

like metaphor it was over spiritually or no no regulation time had passed over oh okay and he was like oh and

he'd been drink a little bit and sometimes I used to have this when I drank where I would uh you know suddenly be a little bit more inclined

to have a look at me look at me energy and he was making big noises about how upset he was he was wearing a US men's national team jersey and then I swear to God he said somebody said oh you're just finding out now

and he said why you sail like that this is my 9-11 fuck a Belgian waffle on a plane he said this is my 9-11 and then fuck a Belgium waffle

where his direct this is American shit I've ever fucking heard you have no no perspective on what a tragedy is

and then like you only know one thing about another country so it's fuck that thing fuck a Belgian waffle this is my 9-11

this is your why are you like that your 9-11 is watching a team lose that you only bought the jersey for two weeks ago? Yeah, yeah.

The tags are still on, bro. I mean, this is my 9-11. I would have asked him how much money he had riding on under if it was just the jersey purchase. Yeah, that's the follow-up question. The sunk cost of that jersey purchase. I am curious, though. God, did he, I wonder, did he have anything to say about the intervention of Donald

Trump maybe? Did he have anyone else to blame or is purely the Belgian waffles? I was doing my damnedest not to bring that up in any context aside from at a certain point we were watching the game in a Chili's and I started

but my I have a loose theory that I can go into about what what happened to the U.S. men's national team you're probably right then I started going into it and my wife was like shut the fuck up they're going to kill you she said your smoke is too tough

your smoke is too tough your bitch is too bad yeah they will kill you yeah no so I mean I do believe like I've listened to I've like read coverage of the game I've listened to the Bill Simmons podcast

analysis of the game great place for your World Cup analysis yeah the best he did have somebody on who seemed to follow soccer so that's good he he generally follows soccer via NBA metaphors, which is perfect for me.

Yes, yes, yes. My best wave. But he was like, I mean, you know, maybe the Trump thing could have hurt them psychologically if it was a closer game, but, you know, this was a blowout. Like there was no world where they were beating Belgium. I mean, no, no, there is a world in that, like,

there's been some interesting results. So, like, very interesting. But yeah, if you said, I'm going to, a European team that has pretty good standing in teams are players in the top leagues. Yeah, I'm probably not going to be not the day for America. We've seen some crazy upsets. And the U.S. was coming in look, I'm no expert. I do believe the U.S. got their whole ass handed to them in that game. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Humiliatingly.

Like, it was bad. Like that. I've not, I've only watched the World Cup usually in terms of my soccer, my football intake. I've never seen anything like what the goalie did. Like left the net. And I'm like just kind of fumbled the ball. Like had a little bit of a freeze. Yeah. Yeah.

So I just like the Trump thing, I think I truly believe Trump intervening on behalf of the U.S. team like made it impossible for them to like I think it's more important than we realize for teams to have. have like a narrative that they can believe in that like where they can like turn themselves into like a likable underdog team of destiny. Yeah. Like the, you know, there's a thing in sports where like a less than stellar team will get on a role by convincing themselves they are a team of destiny or like nobody believes in them. And it like doesn't necessarily have to be true, but they just have to believe it's true.

And like, that shit works, man. Like we've seen, we've seen that work. And it felt like the U.S. team kind of had that up to that point and that like nobody really thought they could do it. And they were playing better than anybody expected heading into the tournament. And like that kind of, I think what people were expecting. Like the best example of this that I can think of is like, I think maybe the best athlete that I've ever seen is like Michael Jordan. And the thing that we've discovered, like that he had as an advantage, like the, During his career, we knew that his advantage was like all the stuff that we talked about during his career.

His like amazing basketball abilities and focus and stuff. But like after his career, we've learned that like his deep pathology that enabled him to always feel like he was being counted out and like personally and vindictively like slighted. Like that was what drove him mentally. And like it's just it feels like that is such a. huge part of the game. And like when Trump intervened to give the U.S. team that advantage,

they get turned into the opposite of the nobody believes in us. Like, I always talk about the worst thing that can happen to someone is like at a like spiritual, like in terms of being an interesting good person is to be born into generational wealth.

Like the people that you see who are born into generational wealth are just fucking disasters a lot of the time. Right. And like, you know, we've talked about it in our icon iconograph episodes that like a lot of the great icons and artists like you're not seeing a lot of generational wealth there. And I just feel like Trump basically turned our national team into spoiled rich kids. Yeah. I mean, suddenly it's like you were, we became Francis from Peewee's Big Adventure. Yes.

Yes. And just we took your bike. Yeah. Yeah, we'll just take your fucking bike. Like the red card being rescinded was so fucked up and against. everything that is good about like the sport. I mean, already. But like, the thing that sucked was it instantly made Fuller and balligan like a bad guy in people's minds, like to the point that he went to like,

he went and apologized to the Belgian manager. Like he had a word like words from. He's like, hey, you know, I'm not like trying to be. And the manager's like, hey, man, I get it, dude. Like, you're not the one who's doing this. And that says a lot about you that he even felt like that probably because you were raised in the UK. But like, yeah, to see. To see. it actually go down in a way that absolutely blew up in the U.S.'s face, there's something a little bit satisfying about that. And yeah, they had a huge target on their back to the point. I mean, like, they started doing the Trump dance. They were doing the Trump dance in the locker room. Like, you don't think that they were extra motivated by that. And just, but like from the U.S.

perspective, just like seeing like what, like, you just don't, you, you kind of have to like feel embarrassed about something that you've been given unjustly. Like it just... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because they... They were worse than that team on that night, but, like, they played way worse than... They had played up to that point in the tournament.

But I feel like worse than, like, anyone I've seen play... It's just not... Up to that point in this tournament. It's not a good feeling when everyone goes, oh, look at you all little assholes. Yeah. Getting whatever the fuck you want. That completely takes any sort of sense of, like...

Not necessarily togetherness, but your optimism about like, wow, we might be doing something turns into this fucking guy is like putting his mushroom dick on the scale and now our players back. Yeah, well, all's well that ends well. You know, I mean, I don't want them to lose, you know. And I'll say when the red, when the red card happened, I was like, ah, that's bullshit. But the second it happened, it was just like, oh, shit.

Like, this is, this is such a bad look. Yeah. I mean, I think the U.S. The U.S. is not going to be competitive, really until, like, soccer is truly an accessible sport at the youth level. Like, it is in every other country that's beaten the fuck out of us. Right. In that it's free to play. Like, it is such a upper middle class, solidly middle class sport in terms of, like, getting into a competitive league, playing for a club team that will actually, like, nerd develop you as a player.

It just, there's like a paywall into it. And so, yeah, it makes sense. Other sports that are cheaper we tend to do better at and also whatever. I mean, like, you know, maybe the U.S. will learn. I don't know. I don't know. You got to, yeah, you have to have, like, parents who will just, like, drive you, like drop everything to drive you.

Like, a soccer tournament on the weekends. Yeah. Yeah. Like, I don't know, man. Seems like, seems like a lot. I mean, it's like any sport, you know what I mean? Like, but soccer specifically is like, for how easy. it is, right?

Like, you look at... It's just a ball and a nut. Yeah. And, like, in Belgium, like, they have... They have a ton of, like, just street courts, too, like, in all over Europe where it's like, it's a basketball court and it's actually, like, in, like, a street soccer thing. We've got, like, little... We've got nets and stuff, too.

So you can either play on a hoop or just right behind the hoop is a fucking net. And now you can use it for soccer. Right. Because, you know, in the U.S., like, especially in urban areas, like, you don't have big, wide open fields for kids to play in and the places that do tend to have... have more money. All right. Let's take a quick break. We'll come back. We'll talk about some news. We'll be right back. Listen. And you're there for heart-wrenching knockouts.

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which, and the reporting is pretty damning. Pretty damning, yeah. There's all kinds of evidence against this man. If only there had been some warning, sense. If only, God, what could it have? We didn't really cover him much on the show.

No, I mean, there was something, there's, I don't know what it is. I don't know what it was. And I'm not trying to be like, here or here, but right in this region here, right in this region here, where the Tottenkopf tattoo was. Yeah, that was, I mean, it's one of those things where in the beginning when I feel like one of the first times we talked about him, and one of the few times was like, guys got a fucking Nazi tattoo. to and he's doing it like he's like oh man i didn't know i've done a lot of listening i've done a lot of learning and i get it it's bad folks that was when i was like hmm i just don't to me that feels a little disqualifying but a lot of people got behind him uh and were like it's like and took all this subsequent stories like his like problematic racist Reddit posts him talking about how he's like yeah i love being a machine gunner and being a blackwater mercenary Like there's like all kinds of things you're like

I mean like in a worldview kind of thing I feel like somebody wouldn't be signing up for Blackwater Duty but hey A lot of like the narrative There's like growing and learning And then there's like It feels like he would have had to have been

replaced Dave style by a different person There's like growing and learning And then there's like hey man you know what This might not be for you You seem like a comprehensively fucked up person It doesn't mean you don't have a, you don't deserve to have a, like a positive, productive life and be happy because of the mistakes you made. But like when you were talking about like the high stakes of being a senator and, you know, some might argue already being in the Senate is already filled with a bunch of fucking freaks anyway. But like it just didn't, something wasn't resonating.

And I was like, whatever. I mean, I guess the voters of Maine seem to be like, well, this is better than Susan Collins than. go right on ahead. But yeah, now he's put everybody in a very difficult position. He's like, you know, who's going to replace him? What's going to come of that? Is there someone that can rightly capture the same energy to defeat Susan Collins? Because without, you know, for all the, like the math that's happening around the Democrats taking the Senate,

Maine was like the layup thing where they were like, it, Maine has to go to. Right. Or else there's no chance. so this is definitely a positive for the Republicans trying to hold the Senate. And then now you have like a ton of conspiracy theories from like fucking idiotic liberals. And people were just like, I don't know. The timing of this is so re-associating. It's like that regardless of what you think of the timing, this is a credible accusation.

Yeah. And that's it. You just found out about APO research. Yeah. And also like get mad at this asshole for having a bunch of shit. Like he wasn't addressing and thinking he could just. duck like every time it was like the Nazi tattoo oh you know I'm sorry about that yeah it's made some dumb mistakes the Reddit post I mean yeah you said some dumb stuff out there and he was

taking accountability I think that's why a lot of people were like well he's saying the right things but I think this is just one of those those courtices that is extended to white candidate especially men where they're like I don't know he's talking that populous shit let's overlook all these other red flags. Whereas like, he's got, the tail of the tape's good on this one, Miles. He's doing populism. I'm using he. And, uh, and, uh,

and not to, not to quote Tom Hanks and Elvis, but he's white. He's white. He's white. I mean, and then like, you think about like, uh, you know, progressives who are not white or men, they're dragged through the fucking mud for shit. That's a fraction of it. So there's like a lot where you're just like, man this says a lot about everything like on so many levels the way people even look at candidates

what is disqualifying to some people what is not you know his you know admitted time of like having real real good uh making good money at blackwater like like what was he doing was he fucking was he helping young children like was he killing people like what are we fucking talking about here so yeah i signed an india man so we're just gonna yeah yeah Yeah, man. Yeah, yeah. He was a very promising candidate for person most likely to be the next John Federman. Yeah, exactly.

You know, the person who gets in on a populist ticket and then ends up being a fucking. Yeah, whatever. Just a fucking maniac. Just like with Federman, too, a lot of people are like, I remember when he's running like, pull his shotgun on a black jogger. Uh-huh. Do we not remember that about John Federman? It's like, yeah, but he's going to be Dr. Oz.

I'm like, whatever. the fuck you're going to do it. To me, that's like, that, that just, that says something to me about a person, just generally how you're hardwired. But, um, yeah, anyway. So, yeah, it's like, you get, it's funny because you have the Republicans acting like they're not the party of sex grims. Right.

And you're like, oh, we would never do that. Shame on them. Once we found out, we, uh, stopped voting for that person. I, I, I, I saw a clip of somebody saying, I don't know who they could have possibly been referring to, certainly not the current head of the Republican. Republican Party. It was Kevin McCarthy who was talking,

saying stupid shit. Yeah, yeah. He's like, God, I mean, like, this would never happen. And the other thing, too, is then you also have, like, there's, like,

establishment Democrats. You're like, this is the problem with these outside populists. You don't know what you're going to get. You get people who are, like, pro A PAC. You're like, see, he was like,

this is what happens. Then you also have anti-Semites who were like, he was against Israel, so then they planted this story against him. It's fucking just a Rorschach test of nonsense right now.

Whatever you want it to be. I mean, up top, you go, the guy had a Nazi tattoo, didn't cover it, knew about it. And I was like, oh, yeah, I got, this is bad, huh? That says a lot. And all the people were like, we all get drunk. I don't, bro, I know people who got drunk and done some fucking wild shit. But they weren't getting Nazi tattoos. Yeah.

And then being like, oh, fuck, I forgot about it. Damn. People who get drunk and get Nazi tattoos. I feel like, I mean, I have to assume that's where Pete Hegseth got his, you know. They're crusader tattoos, actually. They're tangentially connected to the Nazis. It's smarter, a little bit smarter. So as far as I can tell, just kind of glancing at the headlines from last week, it seems like Donald Trump's on a bit of a winning streak.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The 250 went off without a hitch. Hell yeah. there was that shot of him watching himself on Fox News. That was a great metaphor for his presidency. Yep. And he's keeping the winds coming? Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

I don't know. Maybe not. I don't know why he's just, he's in Europe for a NATO summit. He's in Turkey right now. There was a great image of Erdogan guiding him down the, like the fucking red carpet, because he kept like rotating,

looking at weird shit and he's like, it just was weird to see two old men like helping each other. They look like, you know when you see like two old men best friends?

Yeah. And like they kind of got to lean on each other physically. That's what that shit looked like except autocrats. Anyway, so he's there in Turkey

and he just decided to reignite the fucking feud over the U.S. his thirst for Greenland. He started off by threatening to pull U.S. troops out of Europe

and then started making noise about how he is Greenland's one true doubt. he said the island territory should be controlled by the United States and then said he said his refusal to go along with his expansionist desire is quote what hurt my relationship with NATO because Greenland doesn't help Denmark. Denmark doesn't spend money to really help Greenland but it's an important part for the United States. Again there's no fucking reason for this aside from Trump thinking that the world like operates like monopoly and his desire to just like own everything vis-a-vis American military threats. And the other thing is that this is probably one of those issues that helps distract him and the general public from like, I don't know,

all the other bad, terrible shit that is happening slash not getting any attention. So when he starts talking about Greenland again, everyone's like, oh, here he goes. Because then he's not talking about, I don't even know Jeffrey Epstein or I don't give a shit about inflation. So maybe it's like win-win for his handlers. I just fucking talk about that for a second until we figure out how to pivot out of this. Although I did find this really cool thing on Twitter from a conspiracy account that had like over a thousand likes that says the reason for Greenland obsession.

So it says, quote, one of the main locations for the elites doomsday cities is beneath the magnetic anomaly in Greenland. That's why Trump is serious about Greenland. And after a few months ago, and a few months ago, an American company received approval to build the necessary infrastructure. in Greenland right at the anomaly site that I shared with my subscribers. The anomaly site. Cool, cool, cool. You definitely need that magnetic anomaly.

I mean, think about it. Yeah. Think about all the ways that a magnetic anomaly would help you right in the world that you can't already do by just controlling literally everything in the entire world. Yep. Exactly. Yeah, but hey, it's fine, man.

It's... Brian the editor has an interesting theory that Trump saw the draw. Bratler movie Greenland. Oh, boy. Yeah, I love Dr. Bartler. Is that,

is that, is that, like, aliens? It is sort of a procedural asteroid movie. Oh. Not too much asteroid, but really a bunch of people

trying to run away from the asteroid. Uh-huh. And, uh, Gerard ends up, spoiler alert, and Greenland. All right.

I had a feeling. Where it's safe. Chekhov's Greenland. Yeah. You put the name of a, of a, of a, of a,

No, just kidding. They ended up in Brazil. Yeah. The true Greenland. Anyways. All right. Well, those are some of the things that are trending on this. July 7th.

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

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