The Daily Zeitgeist - I Left My Trends Back Home… 11/3: Trump, 'Great Gatsby' Party, SNAP Benefits, Julia Fox/Jackie O, Kash Patel, Prince Andrew

Episode Date: November 3, 2025

In this edition of I Left My Trends Back Home…, Jack and Miles discuss their respective weekends, Trump hosting a 'Great Gatsby' party hours before SNAP benefits lapse, Julia Fox's interesting Jackie O costume,  Kash Patel thwarting a "Halloween terror spot" and using a gov't jet for date night, Prince Andrew getting kicked out of Windsor Castle and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. So this year, my son went as Venom, big plastic Venom mask. And I have an old Green Goblin costume that also profane. Like also, you know, I've talked to my Camel Toe Batman before. So this one is like a full body, like hugged your body type suit. And then a Green Goblin plastic like latex mask that goes over your whole head. I found a Robin Hood tunic to cover up my shit. So it wasn't like, you know, offensive.

Unic, okay, okay. Your mashup, I like this. Okay. I put the big rubber mask on. Looks great. I was immediately in Carl Havoc mode. I was immediately in I've got too much shit on me mode. Like I was so fucking uncomfortable, man.

And same, like my son who like, we did a whole thing. He had the mask that he fell in love with and was like, I'm wearing this no matter what. And then we did backpacks with like pool noodle, like symbiote coming out. Yeah. Oh, go. And so he was not taking the mask off no matter what. But he was walking around with the body language of Carl Havoc the whole night. Like just.

Oh, wow. Yeah, he was just like. But he was, but he knew he couldn't be like, I got, we got a. Well, because every time he took it off, people are like, Doc, OK, because of the things. He was like, no, it's that. God damn it. Just sweat pouring out. I just feel like rubber masks, man.

They, they look awesome and absolutely suck shit to wear. That's why the scream mask is better. It's a better. Yeah, it's just a one panel in your face and you can pop it up. Yeah, it's like a catcher.

I was like, you know, I had my Green Goblin mask on top of my head the whole time because I couldn't, because I had too much fucking shit on me. But you didn't say, you didn't tell your kids, I don't want to even be here.

anymore. I did not get there because I just took it off. If I had to have had it on the whole night, I would have everybody was like, oh, Jolly Green Giant which, you know, I took that personally. Jolly Green Giant, uh, who shouldn't be around kids, huh? What?

No. No, not at all. Hello, the internet, and welcome to this special week trend edition of Dirty Ali Zytheist. Production of iHeartRadio's podcast We take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness And it is Monday, November 3rd This is the episode where we tell you

What was trending over the weekend What's trending this morning My name is Jack O'Brien That over there's Mr. Miles Gray Doge as usual Okay The Dodgers back to back Baby so sorry to the people

Who do it the right way Because we're doing it the wrong way L.A. We're doing 100%. Do you guys have any idea how bad this is for baseball? Yeah. Yes, I do. I do. I've seen, look, and I've seen it happen in so many others. This is a tailus oldest time.

Yeah, I've been on the other side of that for sure when the Yankees were doing it. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. We were talking before we started recording about how bad for baseball, bad for Drake. Jesus Christ. People, like Nike immediately put up a commercial that we watched before we start

rolling about it was a squabble up and it was like it was like movie credits but then like a bunch of just clips from the season with squabble when they showed blake snow like that the guy who a lot of dodger fans are like don't smell you're fucking us yeah uh for him to be like me giving us those eyes those looking like yeah yeah you don't want those eyes looking at you like that um i mean his eyes look looks looks look like he woke up looking for the broccoli they certainly do and found it yeah so we're going to tell you what's

trending but first we're going to we're going to check in with you by telling you some things that are going on with us telling you some things we think are underrated overrated miles what is something that you think is underrated underrated um not watching game seven of the

world series at home on a couch and a TV like everyone else did this series has been so fucking stressful like when it went to game six I'm like, I can't, or game seven, I was like, oh my God, I'm, I will fucking, I will turn into Obi-Wan Canobi, just a pile of clothes, just I will vanish if we lose game seven like this. Like, I would have much rather just lost, I don't want to go seven games and lose. Yeah.

I was very stressed. I, like, we were going to a costume party and, you know, Hermacity was like, do you want to, like, watch the rest of the game? I'm like, no, no, no, let's, I'll watch it on my phone. I watch it on my phone, just to kind of have a bit of a distraction. So I was on my way there. I'm watching the final inning on my phone. in the backseat of a car.

Wow. And, like, as, like, other people in the car weren't as invested, I get it. They're from Chicago. They were like, bro, I don't get a fuck. If it ain't the Cubs, like, get the fuck out of here. Yeah, yeah. And then we get to the party. I get out of the car.

And I'm, like, literally closing the door as I watch, the double play that ends the game. Fucking hits. I'm standing under a streetlight. And I just scream so fucking loud by myself. Like, it echoes. under the pale moonlight. Okay, I was dancing with the devil, baby. Just screaming.

And then I think my phone must have been about eight seconds ahead of like the major broadcast. Damn. You had that live feed. You know, like it kind of, the whole series felt like that were like you would get text from people who were clearly somehow 15 seconds.

And you're like, what the fuck? I'm live right now. The fuck am I getting these texts? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was happening all over. Like we were like, ah, they're down 4-2 or something. And someone was like, What? No, it's tied. I was like, oh, buddy. Thanks for that. Oh, now they're, okay, I see that now.

So as I scream, eight seconds later, fucking every house on this street just explodes with cheering and people coming outside to yell. And it was just so, it was dope to kind of have this moment where I was like, I'm watching this alone. And then have that reinforced like this entire neighborhood. I was like, everyone was like, people coming out, throwing shit up in the air, fucking the, the firework. were going off. It felt like that one scene and one battle after another. I was like,

this is fucking dope. It was just a really, yeah. Such a subtle detail that like I won't forget about this World Series of like, really being in the, like on a residential street, but being fully just in the rapture

of happiness while people come out and celebrate it was great. And look, I wouldn't have had that if I was on some, like we got to wait and watch this at home until it's over. So yeah. Yeah, non-sports fans who, don't know what happened

exactly. I'm sure you're aware the Dodgers won the World Series, but it was like one of the most gut-rending game sevens, like people who didn't have a rooting interest, would call it the best World Series game seven of all time. Went into extra innings.

The Blue Jays were two outs away from being the world champs. And then the ninth hitter for the Dodgers, the worst hitter in the lineup, hit a home run to tie it, and then go into extra innings. And then the catcher for the Dodgers who is five foot four based on like doesn't look so small out there every time he comes up to bat he's like like four inches taller than the other catcher who's like

squatting behind the plate and then he hit a home run he's 510 but is he 510 he always looks so small to me it might just be a angle it's because he looks like a little guy like he just looks like a normal guy yeah yeah he just he looks like a real normal guy his name's will Smith. From Louisville. Louisville. The, yeah, just like watching it with my kids, you know, get, like, they're getting into it for the first time while asking me what the rule, about the rules and stuff like that.

Yeah. And after the game, when I got over, I just, like, picked them up, took him outside. And I was like, there's about to be fireworks. And it was like a 10 second delay. And they were like, oh, oh, really? Really? And then. And then it fucking went off.

Like everywhere, Matt, people were, we're saving the big bang bangs. Oh, yeah, yeah. People were, I think, setting off stuff they must have stole from the feds. Like, because I was like, I've never seen it like that. Like that scene in cone heads when Dan Aykroyd does the halftime fireworks show and he like watches that little flimsy bottle rocket and they're like, that's it, cone head. And he puts the blue blockers on and it's like a fucking like a star explosion. Yeah, yeah.

Shout out to the Dodgers. Shout out to the blue. I've never felt worse for a team that I was rooting against, but they were an awesome team and an awesome story. I was fully ready for the Dodgers to lose because it felt like destiny. It did. Yeah. Blue Jays played the entire postseason even going this far so anyway.

Anyways, my underrated from social events over the weekend, a little seltzer water with lime. I'm going to go with that over any mock tale at this point in my night. non-drinking career. I feel like the question that most mocktails seem to be asking is, like, do you have a non-alcoholic beverage that tastes bad the way that, like, alcohol tastes bad? Right, because it can't just be like, juice.

And then sometimes they're like juice, and I'm like, well, I don't want juice at 10 o'clock at night. I'm not a child. And you just, like, I don't know, I just like, seltzer water with lime gets the same thing accomplished. It's just easy. You're not like feeling weird. It doesn't like fuck up your stomach or anything.

I will make an exception for like a real spicy moktail. They got a real spicy moktail. But usually it's just like some manner of either like tons of bitters or a bunch of sugar and shit. Because I think they don't want to have something like they want people to, I don't know, my idea is like you want to sip at the same cadence you would an alcoholic drink. So it's like, oh, I love this yummy drink. So I'm like, yeah, you're going there to drink something pleasurable.

Like, just be fine. It's funny because I saw a recent mocktail thing where their whole thing was like, like mocktails or just juice. It's like sort of like a parenthetical where they're like, these are good to drink. Like don't even if you want something that's not like a soda at this restaurant, try one of these. They're fresh. But I feel like I switched to just vodka sodas when I got real serious as a drinker. and now I feel like I'm switching to virgin vodka sodas as I'm, you know, getting more experienced as a non-drinker.

Also, I just want to give a shout out. Little science fairs. I happened to be by one of those this weekend. Got to witness some science experiments. And it's like one of those things. Like, I wouldn't think to Google, but I happened to be by one and took my seven-year-old to it and just lots of...

What do you happen to be... This is very... What's a little science fair? Like... So we were at UCLA. Oh, okay. You know, I had my younger son with me this time and I had totally forgotten that they, like, do this thing where, like, the science department and the math department, like, put on,

like, just all these little booths little science experiments. So, like, legit scientists doing displays for you. Yeah, like, for real scientists, but I bet it's, like, not uncommon. If you, like, don't, if you live near, uh, you know, university, I, I bet this is pretty common, and it was very cool. Got to see some Alka-Seltzer tornadoes, got to look directly at the sun through a telescope, no matter how many times they told me not to. Yeah, I mean, don't you do that at your house already?

But yeah, I don't know. It was just like we started getting a lot of good, like, would you rather, like, be able to teleport when the lights are out or be like, I don't know, you know, control gravity. and then like a lot of fun thought experiments from my seven-year-old. Shout on my alma mater. Yeah, shout out to UCLA. All right, Miles, what's something you think is overrated?

Overrated? Okay. I think this is, I don't think it's controversial, but I think I think poop is overrated. I think it's gross. Wait a second here. Hold on, let me finish. I think it's gross. I think you can get sick if you play with it and it's yucky, okay?

And this has nothing to do with anything happening at my home of my personal life. Just my objective take that poop is yucky. It's bad. We don't touch it. It's not a toy. And if you need to take your diaper off, you ask mommy and daddy to help you, you don't touch that. Okay? And that's what I mean. People have been saying the same overrated to me for a long time. Give me that exact same skill and I'm tired of it. Mommy and daddy will not have it anymore. You don't. Bro, the guy's child. You got to admit it's interesting. The guy's child is It's like he is, he's stepping it up. There's been escalation over the last three mornings where I wake up to some form of a Dexter kill room.

And I'm like, what the fuck? He's like, I'm cleaning it up. And I'm like, no, you are not, bro. And I got to put a hazmat suit on now. And it's just so funny. I'm like, I'm like, we don't play with it. We don't play. And he goes like, we don't play with it.

That's right. And if I, if I feel like I say, mommy, daddy, yeah, mommy, daddy. We don't play when it comes to playing with poop. Hell no. We get right to business. Exactly. We roll our sleeves up in this house. Yeah.

So I'm just, it doesn't a very interesting time in my home where I'm like, I, just please don't. I don't. Look, Zite gang, any, any, whatever, whatever your tips are to try and connect the dots for a child that fecal matter is not the new place. You know, I'm on all ears. He's wielding a lot of power, I will say. Like, there's those studies of children where they, you know, they look at how children behave and they'll, like, drop a thing just to see their parents have to pick it up, you know, just to be like, yeah, I guess who's boss. And, you know, nothing is more powerful. Like, yeah, he's like, yeah, man, fix this light socket, homie.

You look cleaning that out. Fix this light socket that I just shitted in. Oh, no. Doug, why? Why? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, he's got my ass, bro. Yeah, 100%. He's got my ass. I just don't know how to like it.

Power available to us all. Yeah. Coming to a White House near you. My overrated is just like, I don't know, the lack of new Halloween songs that are like making it into the first five to 10 songs on like your standard. You know, I'm just doing Apple Music Halloween playlist for Trigger

treaters. And it's really like the newest song is either thriller or somebody's watching me, whichever one of those came out most recently. That's the newest, do you think? That's the newest that's making it into the top like 10. But the first 10 songs you hear on like your standard issue like Apple music Halloween play. It's Ghostbusters. It's, uh, thriller, Monster Mash. There's like some old like purple people eater spooky scary skeletons a house remix yeah the house remix might bring it up to date i guess the i guess the newest is this is halloween

from uh oh nightmare before christmas but it just feels like i don't know we've been incorporating new christmas music into the pantheon like pretty regularly like since mariah there's the uh seea song there's the kelly clarkson song i don't know like i feel like they're a good candidate you know that Rihanna Disturbia is in there. And, like, it definitely makes it into the mix, but it's, like, more, it's, like, deeper, you know?

Or, like, heads will roll like that. I feel like heads will roll is a, is a fun song. You got to play the remix also. Yeah, yeah, definitely the remix. The Neon Archive. The Hill, the Hill's by the weekend is, like, getting some play. I feel, so this is my pitch is that the weekend, like, definitely has his, like, MJ fetish,

where he's, like, trying to be Michael Jackson. a little bit. And like the vibes of so many songs are like on like the hills makes it into Halloween playlists even though it's just like a song about the weekend trying to fuck you while your man's on the road doing promo.

Like the first line is like your man's on the road he's doing promo. Okay. So I just feel like the weekend needs to get it over with and do a do a straight up Halloween banger. Yeah. I mean, Brian that editor makes a point. He said that is

low-key scary. Those lyrics. I mean, that's high-key scary. There's so much that's scary about the weekend, but like, I just want, I want to bring that to to the masses. He has a way of bringing out, like, the emotional darkness of relationships that you're like, oh, God. I left my girl back home. I don't love her no

more, and she'll never fucking know that. You're like, okay. God, what the fuck. when you could just be like, I love a skeleton. They're so fucking spooky. Like, I'm like, yeah, all right. Yeah.

I wonder if it's just because, like, artists, it's, they're just so, like, they're so real now. Like, it's beneath them to do something, like an explicit holiday song. But again, if you're a business person, that feels like low-hanging fruit. Like, this is...

That's what I'm saying. Like, the music industry is supposed to be good at this shit, good at selling out. And, like, they, They keep the pressure on enough that you're getting new Christmas songs. But on the Halloween side, like Headswell Roll is just like a club remix of a song that, like, is not, you know, or spooky scary skeletons is just like that.

I mean, that that's probably the most explicit, like, we're going to create a Halloween banger. But like Disturbia, I don't feel like was intended to be this way. Like, nobody's really trying. I feel like because. Shia LeBuff. Yeah. Disturbia.

Yeah. The movie. I think the. The reasons are probably one, like, you know, Christmas has like two to three weeks for people to like get used to new songs, like hear them a couple of times, whereas Halloween music, like you're really literally playing for a couple days tops. Maybe we should try that, Jack, as a show. We put out a song every year to try and chart to get into the Halloween.

I feel like we get thinking of something. And it's just a different version of the Monster Mash each time. You don't realize there's a lot of musical talent on this team that so many of us come from on music background, but we're like, well, podcasting actually pays money and gives you benefits. Yeah. So we'll do that. And I'm the idea guy. I'm Jerry from the NWA movie.

You're Frankie Sharp from Sharp Records going. That's right. Hey, I need the new Halloween hit. I need the new Halloween bop, baby. Get it on my desk by tomorrow. But the irony is then the three black guys who work on the show, like, yes, boss. Because we'd probably be the ones thinking

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Halloween-wise. Yeah, yeah. Things that broke through in the Zikeyes. We got a roaring 20s Gatsby party from Donald Trump

down at Mar-Lago. On the day, as like literally as SNAP funding was suddenly being cut off on November 1st due to the government shutdown,

leaving roughly 42 million beneficiaries uncertain of how they'll pay for groceries next month. They threw a Gatsby party. That's what you got to do, man. You're trying to be like, I'm trying to bring about the French Revolution. Truly, they couldn't be, like, if they were trying, if they were like,

we want people in the streets trying to eat us. Like, they couldn't be doing a better job. Somehow. Somehow. Somehow. Yeah, I mean, like the, right now, there's the potential for the SNAP program to potentially be funded again because there are funds that, you know, are meant to keep the program going because it's a very vital social safety net. But just because two federal judges say you need to do that doesn't mean that the administration is going to. It sounds like Scott Besson said maybe Wednesday. It could be as early as Wednesday.

But again, I'm not sure because ideally they want as much chaos as possible. And with the polling now, I think now 52% of people pulled are like, this is entirely on Donald Trump and the Republicans. it's also the kind of thing where maybe Donald Trump's like, well, it's only 52. So we can, maybe for extending the pain, we can make it feel like this is a Democrat thing, but it's... He literally came out and said that the people who might starve are largely Democrats, but I'm president. I want to help everybody. I want to help Democrats and Republicans. But when you're talking about Snap, if you look, it's largely Democrats.

They're hurting their own people. Yeah, that's interesting. That's how he's framing it. I think just as an aside, the reason he's... says something like that is because states like California and New York are so populated that there are a lot but like keep in mind Texas

Florida those are also huge have even millions of people receiving benefits those are not what you would call Democrat Democrat led states at all because most aren't but again that's just I think the rhetoric you see and also

what you see with I don't know if you've seen that like AI slop that's come out over the last week of fake ass people snap beneficiaries of like fake black women lamenting that they've lost their coverage or saying like what am I supposed to do with all these kids like really fucking just cynical shit meant to reinforce this like racist stereotype of the welfare queen. Yeah. And there's also even one with a white

woman who is crying on her phone saying like I voted for Trump. I can't believe I did this to myself and people like exactly that's what you get also AI. This kind of feels like to me just watching this all unfold I'm like oh now you're really starting to see how AI is like this slop is starting to sort of bleed its way into the discourse like in a serious way where people are like, I saw this video of this lady. Like that's fucking fully bullshit. It was weird when as that woman's crying into the phone, Chandler from Friends comes in and goes, pizza's here. It's here. Yeah. And she goes and then she wrapped it up. So I don't know

what I'm going to do. Y'all Magumbrick with babies do. And that's what they said. And then a laugh And then there's a lap track for some reason. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, this is what the like project 2025 was always planning on taking apart snap. Yeah. And it was like there were a lot of provisions designed to quietly sabotage snap. So it's not it's not a thing where they're going to be in any great hurry to save this. I think they'll only be forced by judicial action, it seems like.

And even then, you know. what I mean like it's who knows well how low they're going to go it seems like there's a lot going on behind behind the scenes to try and find a way to like get some kind of continuing resolution that like puts food back in people's tables and things like that and tries to fight off the end of like Obamacare and Medicaid subsidies but as of like you know Trump started the week being like I'm not doing any deals with anybody he's like that's on them they need to vote. And maybe it's, and that's, that's like that thing of the Democrats are going to hurt more than anyone sort of quote came from. Yeah. So just an update on where snap is that. So in 2021,

after years of like not changing how much money people got at all for groceries, despite the fact that the cost of groceries is like gone up and up and up and up. The USDA finally modernized the plan raising benefits by $1.40 per person per day, which, you know, helped people actually afford groceries. And the GOP law in, you know, the big beautiful bill restricts USDA updates to once every five years and demands that any future change be cost neutral, aka like no more benefit increases even if food prices skyrocket, which that eventuality is already here. Yeah. It's funny to just be like, why even update at that point? If you're saying it had, I mean, I guess maybe that's like you can rebalance it within what we say, the, you know,

how we fund the program. Yeah. But just to. Fuck it. I mean, it's, I think people really underestimate how chaotic, how tragic, how, like, how stressful this is for people. Yeah. That it, and I, I don't know, like, it also just shows, too, like, the way it's being discussed, too, even in the media, it's just sort of like, like, these people are still pawns, like in this, like, larger political horse race game. And I don't know, these people are going to, you know, but it's going to be hard for them. It's like, why don't you start doing some stories about how to help people? like donate to like a food bank or like these kinds of things because people that's you're already hearing stories about like you know like beefing up law enforcement presence at supermarkets and shit geez it's that this is that's the response yeah that's the response more guns around around around our private property more affordable the government's also old grocery

stores like don't offer people discounts if they've had like snap benefits like don't do that it's It's very intentional. And I don't, I know the cruelty is the point, but I, yeah, we'll see. I think, I mean, this all also feels like part of the whole playbook to get as much instability, destabilization happening amongst people to then be able to, like, tighten the screws. Yeah, yeah. When inevitably. I mean, maybe that is, maybe that is why he had a thing called a little party, never killed nobody, uh, in reference to, uh, the great Gatsby movie soundtrack. Oh, that we all remember so.

We all remember so well. Yeah, that's the most iconic thing having to do with the Great Gatsby. Yeah. But yeah. He put on a blue tie for the event. So, you know, he was deep in character. He couldn't even do. What was it?

And the green light is out they saw. Yeah. Green light on the other dock. Yeah. Yeah. Swimming towards or some shit. Look at the guy in this photo behind him. Yeah.

Is he like a gangster face? Oh, the blue face? Yeah. Is he just doing a bunch of colloidal silver? Yeah. I think that's not in a costume that guy's just doing colloidal silver. He's maha. Oh, yeah, that's that RFK's table.

Okay, that's all you're right. Yeah, yeah, I have like other really terrible issues, but I'm just, I'm just, I'm just cranking up the colloidal silver. It's turning my skin a nice silver blue hue. Guess we're seeing mimicking Roaring 20s era attire, a period just before the Great Depression that historians note for its staggering income inequality, huh. Interesting. I like how in this USA Today, I think, history.com notes that it's like, that's it you got to go to the source one place where they have history like this used to be a thing where like you would have like a historical scholar maybe a quote from them but like no based on you know me using AI and I'm just scraping the internet for stuff history dot com says yes so blame history dot com for any inconsistencies yeah if they were a good historian they work for history dot com you know other Halloween news for the weekend uh Julia Fox

wore a Jack Gio Halloween costume that was a pre-fucked up, dude, pre-fucked up. That blood, dude. Yeah, so she just wore the, you know, iconic pink outfit that Jack Gio was wearing the day that Kennedy was shot and it was covered in blood. And Jack Schlossberg, Kennedy's grandson, claim that it was glorifying political violence.

She claims that it was... Interesting. We've talked before that, like, when her husband was, so this was from her quote about it, when her husband was assassinated, she refused to change out of her bloodstained clothes saying, I want them to see what they've done, which is, you know, interesting, dark, historical anecdote, you know, she wore that shit all the way back on the plane in a bunch of, like, iconic pictures of fucking LBJ being sworn in, but it's, it's still pretty, it's kind of, it's a tasteless costume, I'd say, I don't know that it's glorifying political violence. balance but yeah it's definitely um nah i mean it just it's it feels history on it you know you're doing that to get your name in like you know any attention's good attention any press is good press yeah because i'm like julia fox like wasn't she dating conier west i think so i think so you know the main thing i know her from i'm like isn't like you can do you can hey maybe you can do other stuff. I don't know, but sure. Fine. Whatever. Get it.

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And we're back. And the other big Halloween news over the weekend was that Cash Patel thwarted a Halloween terror plot between private jet rides that were supposedly, you know, he's only supposed to be using the private jet for. official state business and he used it to go down to Nashville to watch his girlfriend do a... Like going to arrest Chauncey Billups.

Exactly. That's what it's for. This got his ass. Every time... Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. We got him. Yeah. Who?

Choncy Billups. Oh. For doing a weird poker game. For being like the honey pot figure to attract in wealthy gamblers. Yeah. Okay. Sure.

That requires the attention of the director of the FBI. Every time he posts something, You know it's fucking dumb. And somehow going to fucking back. I remember reading this. I was like, what the fuck? Because this is what he tweeted, quote, with the alert emoji, the siren, the claxing saying, quote, the FBI stopped a potential terrorist attack in Michigan before it could unfold.

Thanks to swift action and coordination with our partners, a violent plot tied to international terrorism was disrupted. This is what defending the homeland looks like. Vigilance saves lives. And you're like, oh, wow. Okay. Well, I wonder what happened. And then what happened? Who are these people?

Hey, what happened? Do they smuggle in through the border? Like they say, like the jihadists do over the border and enter our country to do us harm? Who are these people? Five young men between the ages of 16 and 20 were arrested. And according to a lawyer representing one of them, they were literally just part of a gaming chat. There was like talk of doing something on Pumpkin Day that they were like, that means that's D-Day. A mass casualty event?

Yeah. Is what the, is an, hmm, okay. The lawyer said he expected there would be no charges. He told the outlet, the young men may have been looking at questionable content online, but insisted there was no evidence of a terraplot in any of their communications, and told the AP, he does not expect formal charges. But I think they, I think they, two of them have been charged. So what?

We'll see. We'll keep an eye on it. They've been charged with camping in a respawn zone. that's right just fucking bullshit for cheesing bro as we just say in the night they're just cheesing dog

they're just camping bro and we're doing to charge them it's okay so they're everything else I've read is like all the kids are like yeah dude do a forensic analysis on everything I own I'm literally a fucking kid

talking online like I don't know what you thought you heard right which does not bode well for our national security that this is what they're they're just like we kind of need

we kind of need a headline to distract. I mean, we had our big headline last week, but we appeared to be protecting rich guys who play in high stakes poker games. It seems to be like the big people we're standing up to. Yeah. And in this case, either they're

so bad, like the people that are doing whatever surveillance on us now are so bad that they're like, I don't know, dude, I think these 16, I think they're up to some. I don't know in this gaming chat, they said something. or we are just truly just trying to churn out headlines that make it look like the FBI does stuff. Yeah.

Which I think it's a little bit of both. And they do. He had a busy weekend, Cash Fertel. He was also raged tweeting about claims that he used the FBI's $60 million private jet to watch his girlfriend's concert and visit her city. First of all, I think the concert was a performance at like a wrestling thing or something.

Yeah, it was a wrestling event. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So she just like, maybe, I don't know, opened for a wrestling event. He's like, she's a fucking country phenom. Anybody who says differently, it's fired. God.

And after the story was reported, he also fired the FBI official responsible for overseeing the agency's fleet of jets, which... Right, right. It's that person's fault. Yeah. Well, are you fucking telling them. How do they find this out? How do they find this out if it wasn't you then?

because Patel's quote Patel's flight schedules were fully public and trackable on websites. Okay. All right. Well, so we're going to have to change that. Sorry about that, Phil, or whatever this guy's name was. Yikes. Look, it's interesting to see that he is dating a country Western music star that he describes. Country music sensation.

Sorry, country music sensation. Because, God, had he been with someone who wasn't a white. like an avatar for whiteness things would go. I mean, he already remember, I don't know if we didn't talk about it, but when he was like, happy Devali everyone, people are like, what the fuck is this shit? This guy's part of a terror attack. And we'll talk about it probably tomorrow's episode

because J.D. Vance is currently dealing with my partner, not white, what that mean for my future problems. We're working on, hey, Miles, we're working on it. We're working on his answer to that. Yeah, we're working on, I'm grinding her down until she relents. Look, I'm just running the colonizers playbook on my wife okay that's right you know just hey we're just having

conversations here in which i you know my beliefs are that you're going to burn an eternal damnation uh love you i don't want that for you i don't want that for you i don't want that for you that's what that's your decision and that's cool that's it i'm supportive of that honey if you saw me take a bunch of put a bunch of cyanide capsules to my mouth what would you do you'd slap them away and say no i care about you that's what you're doing being Hindu. I hate having this conversation over and over now. Get your kids out of here.

They're fucking annoying me. So the person that was fired has 27 years standing with the FBI. Third head of the unit to be dismissed since Patel became the second Trump administration's FBI director in February. So like this again feels like in the same way that we're now on a path to test nuclear weapons based on Donald Trump misunderstanding. headline like this just feels like he keeps firing these people every time somebody finds out that he or you know christie noem are using a private jet for their own personal use and it's like

that that's available that's available to we can all see that and all see that's right there for us i don't know and yeah i don't know what you're doing except for like decreasing morale even further by just fucking sacking people who've been there for many years when it's just this is shit that's just publicly available. That's not a problem. It's your conduct and the fact that it's transparent. Whatever, man. Good luck.

All right. Speaking of good luck, that's what the royal family said to Prince Andrew. We talked last week about how he was getting some of his official titles removed, but you can't take away the print. You can't take the prince out of the guy. You can take the guy out of the castle, but you can't take the prince out of the guy because that's technically, like, not even possible because he was born that, like, his mom's queen. You can't say he, you can't say he not prince.

Yeah. His mom, not queen? They said that. And I believed it because I don't know any of that shit. Like, I don't care. I could because I couldn't care less. I mean, I think we talked about it when it happened. We were like, oh, no.

Yeah. They're doing the worst thing to him. He can no longer be called. duke of york and that's it that's how they're handling that's like we literally can't do anything else and people are like oh no actually uh looking at these by yeah no he you can you can totally say he's not a prince anymore jack he's no longer royal knight companion of the most noble order of the garter and that one's got a sting miles you know oh i'd be i'd feel like i'd feel like a a common Drake right now

if that happened to me. I know. It's such an L. I'd feel like the Royal Knight companion of a not even noble order of the garter. You know? This is fucking upsetting. But anyways, King Charles you know, got the feedback

and stripped his brother Andrew of the title of prince and ordered him to leave his lavish residence near Windsor Castle at once. And by at once I mean like, you know, take your time. take your time and where and where and where did he get to go out onto the street miles he's going to be he's going to be like on some oliver twist shit just asking for more gruel um oh i'm sorry no wait he's going to get to live at a amazing manse uh andrew's not expected to move from his windsor mansion to sandringham in north sandringham wow uh sandringham so uh he's given a house on the king's private estate in sandringham um and we'll receive an income from Charles as well.

And by income from Charles, we of course mean paid for by taxpayers dollars because that's what funds... Oh, I'm sorry, what's your job? King Charles, what do you do? Where do you clock in and clock out? I totally assumed that the royal family was just, like, rich,

like off the basis of, like, historically having all those crowns and shit. Like that they have like a Scrooge McDuck, like gold vault? yeah like they've been getting shit for so long I had when I found out like I think it was around the royal wedding when I found out that like they were still being funded actively by taxpayer dollars gave me a whole new appreciation for how deep that royal shit is just embedded into their psyche over there I mean look that's not a fucking your socialism every day socialism man if I've ever seen it that is right it's a while at the evening socialism in so many places in the world like we talk about corporate socialism in america like all over the play like we're just bailing these motherfuckers out nonstop because it's like they've been doing it forever yeah just like instead of socialism like taking care of the people we'll take care of two people and like they'll get to live large and then we'll get to hope and like not even hope that that's us in america we need to hope that it's us even though

will be but like over there they're just like it's just cool to see you know they're just our special our special guys in these like really uh sick capitalist nations the worst thing that can happen is being like a wealthy person losing it all and having to maybe work again yeah it's like oh god god no no like we need bailouts for all of these see i can no we can oh god no andrew i also love to that they're like well he's not going to leave yet like after the christmas holiday holidays. You know, we're not, yeah, it's not monsters. I mean, yeah, sure, what we read in Virginia Jew Frey's memoir, posthumous memoir, would certainly put him firmly in the category of fucking monster. Yes. But like, we are, I mean, obviously, like, think of him and none of the people that

he abused, God. He's really, like, honestly, he is like an animal that's raised in captivity, you know, and then you're like, all right, man, go out there in the, like, it would make a documentary if they actually just like made him go live in a in a flat as they call him over there and like get a everyday job that would be fucking incredible council housing yeah let's i'd like to see him there let's see but yeah brian the editor says i don't think we're going to see him at tesco quite yet yeah i don't think so all right i'm going to go to tesco later for the the meal deal yeah all right those are some of the things that are trending on this monday morning we are back tomorrow with a whole last episode of

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