The Daily Zeitgeist - Geist Road Truckers 9/18: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Donald Trump, Teamsters, 'Mickey 17', NYC Subway Shooting

Episode Date: September 18, 2024

In this edition of Geist Road Truckers, Jack and Miles discuss Sarah Huckabee Sanders shading Kamala Harris for not having biological children, Trump's latest word salad jazz solo, Teamsters supporting Trump over Harris 2-to-1, the trailer for Bong Joon Ho's new film 'Mickey 17', the FBI investigating strange packages sent to election officials, an update on the NYC subway shooting and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Anyway, we are young and my skippity's. All right. This is the episode where we tell you some of the things that are trending. There was a Trump appearance alongside Sarah Huckabee Sanders that so a couple clips going somewhat viral. Sarah Huckabee Sanders seemed to really double down on the Trump campaign strategy of making fun of Kamala Harris for not physically having given birth to a child. Yeah, I love that anecdote. Yeah. So the story is she's getting her daughter ready and her

daughter says, it's okay mommy, one day you can be pretty too. So my kid keep me humble when they're calling me ugly. I made her kneel on a pile of firewood for four days straight for being insolent. Unfortunately, Kamala Harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble because she hasn't physically given birth. Doesn't she have two children? Step, children, Jack. And those don't even fucking count people who beyond a biological imperative feel the need to take care of others and help them along in their

lives that's just not right mm-hmm mm-hmm yeah just going down on the whole fucking it's again such a stupid strategy yeah like even the numbers don't favor you. Like the one thing if like 90 percent of Americans who are like, you know, adults had fucking children or something. But it's like like less than 50 percent or so. Yeah. Yeah. It's about half of people under 50 don't have kids. Yeah. Half of American adults under 50 don't have children. So like between 18 and 50

You know the people who are voting age and under 50 Half of them don't have children great great They're between 29 and 30 million step parents in the US and they're like fuck you and our Fuck you all the numbers are on our sides, man. You can have those 29 to 30 million. You can have half of American adults. That's that's half the electorate. Whatever. Yeah. Yeah, it's just a stupid, stupid thing.

Also, like, why are you the governor of Arkansas? But you're doing a town hall in Michigan, I guess, just because you're doing Trump type things. Yeah. Yeah. And even like things. Yeah. Like even the Trump campaign is like, we got us. I think we got to stop doing this. Yeah. Yeah.

There was a senior member of Trump's campaign who called it actually offensive. It's actually that's the line that they had to draw. I mean, they must be like a stepparent or something and they can't look beyond their own self-interest or something because it's a yeah, they're they've done saying a lot of offensive shit. It's interesting that this is the line in the sand. But I guess because Sarah Sanders is not one of the favored children or like officially on the ticket, they can just be like, wow, Sarah, that's why.

Why'd you do that? Why did you? But also interesting to be like for something that has been coming out of the campaign so consistently to be someone who's actually advising the campaign. Like that's actually offensive. It's like, well, what about all the JD? Never mind. Great ship. Great operation you have running here.

Yeah, it feels like when it feels like they're probably annoyed that J.D. Vance keeps doubling down on that, you know, approach to the voters of being like, if you don't have kids, you're fucking weird. But they like haven't been able to say anything because his name's on the ticket. So now they're finally like, what the fuck, Sarah? Yeah. Well, what did you do? Oh, man. And we get it here at Trump Vance 2024.

That's offensive. So we don't like it when anyone except those two, the two principles of the campaign do. Yeah. But at that same time, that that whatever quote unquote town hall, whatever you want to call it, like fucking sundown fast again, sundown town and sundown fast. Yeah, exactly. It's really great fucking sundown fast again. Sundown town and sundown fast. Yeah, exactly.

It's really great double sundown fast at the sundown town sundown town. But no, if I would, Flint isn't sundown town, but he kept like just rambling. There was a question about like she's like President Trump, how will you bring prices down? And I don't even think I could play the clip, but it's like 14 minutes long. Yeah. The question was, how will you bring prices down? And I don't even, I could play the clip, but it's like 14 minutes long. When the question was, how will you bring prices down? He's like, well, first of all, it's all about energy. Everything's tied to energy. Like he's doing,

he does this thing where rather than answer question, the exercise is how do I tie your question to like the two things I can kind of speak coherently about and make that the reason. Late grade Hannibal Lecter and those Erector sets were fantastic. But anyway, he's talking about windmills, he was talking about fucking farmers who had tears in their eyes and all this weird shit. It just was nothing.

Then he also, this guy is fucking, he's so cooked. He doesn't even know, he talks about Bagram Air Force base I'm gonna just play a clip for you and we can talk about it on the other side when he's talking about Energy independence but in a really stupid way. We're energy independent We were soon going to be energy dominant and we would have been now Having so much money coming out of the energy. We just have the best. We have Bagram in Alaska. They have Bagram.

They say it might be as big, might be bigger than all of Saudi Arabia. I got it. Bagram? Ronald Reagan couldn't do it. Nobody could do it. I got it done in their first week. I'm sorry. So for those, yeah, exactly.

Bagram. I feel like I heard that, but I thought that was in relation to the Afghanistan withdrawal because it's a fucking air force base in Afghanistan. And so he's like, we've got Bagram at home folks. And you're like, what are you talking about? Now I'm not doing the, what Aaron Rupar has coined as sane washing. The thing he's probably talking about in Alaska that had the potential for a lot of oil was ANWR, A-N-W-R. That's the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

That he did approve, but then shit just like, it just wasn't happening at the end of the day. So, but because he's so senile and is unable to say that out loud in a coherent way, he's just like, ah, that's, we've got so much Bagram in Alaska, it'll make you go and war. And then he like goes back. I don't know why it sounded like he was trying to have like someone may have clarified to him. He's like, why don't you look at a Bagram as if like maybe he's like, I don't maybe I don't know the fuck I'm talking about. Here's him coming back to Bagram and war whatever here go take it

away, Donald. back to Bagram Anwar, whatever here. Go take it away, Donald. And I did it. Check that one out. Bagram, check that one out. No, think about this. Between Bagram, between you go to Anwar. Oh, you remember.

Yeah. Again, this guy, he's in free fall. Like he can't say anything that makes sense. But it was so bad, dude, Fox, who normally will play everything he says, you know, like, like all of his remarks fully. They are now I think they realize the best way for them to help the Trump campaign is to limit people's ability to view what he's saying all the time because it just starts falling apart. This is on Fox where like Laura Ingram's like, all right, now let's throw it over to like drunk Judge Jeanine Pirro to make sense of this, like mid-sentence for him talking. We're going to seal the border immediately.

We're going to drill baby drill. You know, we're going to drill at a level. We're going to bring your energy prices down. Joining me now, Judge, Anil, co-host on the five. We're going to dip back in. Star event with Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Boom. So yeah, it's just, it's going to drill a baby drill. And yet someone asked me what he thought the biggest, what the biggest threat to manufacturing in Michigan was. And he was like nuclear weapons. You know, I mean, that that would be bad. That would be bad for manufacturing in Michigan. And then he also spent the longest, most coherent portion of that

pep rally was him talking about how good his answers usually are. He's like, I talk about Hannibal Lecter, I talk about, but I bring it all back around in the end and it's so perfect and nobody wants to give me credit. So he can still talk about like how sick his answers are. He just can't actually answer anything because then it gets, uh, I don't know. We'll fog.

That's where you, that's where we are folks. That's where we are. Media. Why don't you just change your rhetoric to do this dude is so old. I didn't even, we don't even know what he's saying. Yeah. Meanwhile, the first like really positive polling news for Trump I've seen in a long time and this is, I think, troubling. I mean, I know it's a small sample size, but the Teamster members of the Teamsters

Union were polled in advance of the union deciding who they would endorse in the presidential election. And they preferred Trump to Kamala Harris, two to one, 60%, almost two to one 60 almost two to one 60 to 34 percent who backed harris a separate survey conducted via phone similarly had trump up big 58 to 31 percent which i was like okay but maybe that's just usual for this group of people but they actually had Biden ahead of Trump among Teamsters 46 percent to 37 percent, like when Biden was still running. So I don't know exactly what the fuck is going on there. But this is the first piece of news I've heard in a while where I'm like, ah, fuck, we're fucked. It's it's happening again. It's going to happen again.

Well, I mean, there's so much there's so much labor shit happening right now. You know, like 33000 people striking at Boeing. They're like dock workers who are also at least like potentially on like October 1st, there could be around 25000 dock workers all along like the eastern seaboard that would go on strike. That's huge. Like that's that would be very disruptive. And you're like, like, maybe you can talk if you walk the picket lines or something to something to show a little bit more Yeah, like you have you got their backs But yeah, it's just like the Democrats haven't really said much on the Boeing strike at all

But you'd think like in terms of this, like getting as much union support as possible when you have these kinds of moments like with dock workers or, you know, people working at like an aerospace company, you can be like, yeah, man, that's like, like even though like when Biden was doing the minimum minimum, I mean, granted, he did walk the picket line, which is like, yeah, they deserve it. It's like, just, yeah, that's the kind of stuff they're looking for. But yeah, I mean mean Sean O'Brien also I think just made it very palatable for them to fully. Yeah

Yeah, just be like you'd like just take the mask off and be like, yeah, come on, baby. Like come on We're all racist here. Come on. All right, let's take a quick break and we'll come back and talk about a new trailer that Captured my attention has me. We'll be right back. Daphne Caruana Galizia was a Maltese investigative journalist who on October 16th, 2017 was murdered. There are crooks everywhere you look now. The situation is desperate. There are crooks everywhere you look now. The situation is desperate. My name is Manuel de Lilla. I am one of the hosts of Crooks Everywhere, a podcast that unearths the plot to murder a one-woman WikiLeaks. Tephany exposed the culture of crime and corruption that were turning her beloved country into

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Yeah. Coming back to life. But it looks it looks like a lot of fun. I don't know. But it's like about basically some technology where you consent to being replicated over and over, but you're going to die a bunch of times. But then they can just print out a new body for you. Yeah. And you somehow know that you've died and remember your death. Right. Yeah. Which is usually when we talk about like replicants and things like that, or, you know, like a body double that's been created, they typically feels like the hard

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but this US story obviously made me think about the wild story about the pagers and radios blowing up in the pockets of. Yeah. Has. Yeah. Like all the, yeah, that was, that was like something like even my friends were texting about the, like, yo, what the fuck is going on? Like pager, cause it said what 12 people were killed and then like thousand, like

2700 were wounded injured. Yeah. Which yeah, if you're just have a thousand things explode all at the same time, you know, nobody is looking out for being like, ah, we got to hold off because this person is like in a room full of kids, a room full of kids or whatever. So my question was like, wait, do they just have the ability to like overheat a device, but they had planted explosives in them ahead of time.

But I think that's I don't know. I think like that, that I think freaked a lot of people out because we're all like a little bit afraid of what our phones are doing to us. From our. It feels like some black mirror shit. Yeah, exactly. You know what I mean? But no, this is actually, you know, the Israeli government tampering with pagers that made them go boom. Yeah. Yeah. And again, like

there was a video like one that was like in a grocery store and like just near a bunch of people who had nothing to do with anything. Yes. But hey, this is you're taking them out. And I think this is also a lot of people have talked about how this is sort of like Netanyahu's way to respond to all the structural security failures that happened on October 7th is to have these very big, dramatic, spectacular sort of reprisal assassinations. Like whether that's hitting, you know, the head of Hamas in Tehran or just having thousands of pagers or whatever hundreds hundreds and thousands of pagers go off at the same blow up wherever they happen to be, which feels like, uh, terrorism to just like be blowing things up regardless of who is around.

Well, it depends on if you ask the U S state department or maybe an international court of justice. So it's, it's really, it all depends on, it's a real gray. Who's asking. Um, in this case. All right. And then finally, we mentioned earlier in the week that the police shot two subway riders, one of them in the fucking head earlier this week in New York City,

just to take down a quote fair evader, somebody who had skipped the turnstile at the in the New York City subway system The fare evader had a knife which he only produced once the cops chased him for not paying at the gate So now he's going to be charged for attempted assault and two counts of fare evasion Because two counts, huh? Yes at one point during the chase. He left the station and then came back in through an emergency exit So oh, okay Yeah, yeah, yeah, make sure you throw that other fucking fair evasion onto the like what the fuck is this? Yeah, and I think I just shows the like we say I need to decriminalize

This kind of shit because it's only like every argument that's, you know, saying like, well, they lose so much money. Right. You know, these these transit systems lose so much money or it becomes much safer. That's why we have to criminalize everything. It's like that's really not supported by a lot of the data that's out there. Yeah. I mean, New York City spent two hundred and forty nine million dollars on cops who are specifically there to battle fair evasion

for four years, which the mta claimed would cost them two hundred million dollars, but I can't imagine that's in any way true. But if so, you're not still not coming out even Yeah, we're only fifty million in the hole after that. Yeah out even. Yeah, we're only 50 million in the hole after that. Yeah. Experts have found no evidence that lighter penalties for fare evasion would lead to greater revenue loss for transit agencies. And revenue loss is kind of the argument that these people always put always. Yeah. It's like that. It's actually costing us revenue, which you would think they would be like, no,

we're just like committed to say, have you seen the state of the New York subway system? Right. Like where does that money go? Because every time, like I'm, every time I've been there and when I have my friends in New York send me, said like when it rains, you're like, ah, how much money? Like, what, how, how, how, how, where are the improvements? And the overwhelming conclusion from experts who looked into it is that fair enforcement is inherently racist and disproportionately targets people of color in New York City in

2018. Ninety four percent of people arrested for fair evasion were black. So ninety four. Ninety four percent. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then the other point that people make like Gavin Newsom Ford ability total decrypt. Yeah was had a bill to decriminalize fare evasion and

Sent it back and his two arguments were loss of money Like loss of revenue and because so many people use empty the metro in LA, but loss of revenue and also like the danger to riders but the decriminalizing fare evasion would actually make transit less dangerous according to studies one report concluded that transit systems that rely on policing make their riders less safe and all you have to do is look at the news story from earlier this month seriously

Oh someone had a bullet hit their head for two dollars and ninety cents or two hundred forty nine million I don't know you raise whatever figure you want over that but again, it's like this idea that suddenly when Money revenues are a lot like the state loses out on revenue. You can shoot people or chase them and put others in danger. I do feel like the way you put that is how the New York Daily News and New York Post would put it. Someone had a bullet hit their head. Yeah, just completely hit my head.

Yeah. They throw it down below. They blew it at my head. Yeah. You sure they threw it? I don't know. They probably raised it. But you look at again, like what we even see is like the ability to move from like what's offered by a municipality state

government, it's like these things should be very affordable or fucking take a note from the Europeans, man advocate for like, make that shit free. Yeah. Um, like how I just didn't even know that there were like groups in the Europe who are like, yeah, bro, like we're here to fucking like pay your fines. If you want to, if you want to do some fair, Paris and Sweden, both have organizations that were created, uh, to basically do community funded insurance systems for riders.

So you just never pay your fare. There's the central fund that everybody pays a little bit into every month, like less, they pay in less than the cost of transit. And then if somebody does get fined, the fund pays for it. And like this is not a secret thing in Sweden. They have booths set up outside of stations and hand out flyers as well as free coffee and cookies. So they're just like, hey, like this should be free. Here's our fun booth. Have a cookie and talk to us for a minute. That's just a way better deal, too.

It's like, well, what's like the monthly if I had to pay for a monthly transit pass, that's like, well, like five times what I got to do to just pay for my fare dodging insurance It makes more sense financially, but it makes more sense. Their goal isn't just to save money it's to promote the fact like you said miles that public mobility should be viewed as an inherent right and That this is just the first step eliminating The fare entirely would promote mobility as a human right. Could be us, but we're a little too capitalism brain. Like no such thing as a free ride. Come on.

The NIMBY people in this country, the idea of anyone being able to go wherever in their town for free. Yeah. They'd be like, no, not. No, no. We have to be we have to be insulated by our socioeconomic class. And if you can afford to get here, then fine. But if you can't, then stay your ass where you can afford to go, because fuck all that. Fuck it all. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Wednesday, September 18th.

We are back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other, be kind to yourselves, get the vaccine, don't do nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Daphne Caruana Galizia was a Maltese investigative journalist who on October 16th 2017 was assassinated. Crooks everywhere unearthed the plot to murder a one woman WikiLeaks. She exposed the culture of crime and corruption that were turning her beloved country into

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