The Daily Zeitgeist - Improv 101 W/ Trendin Sorbo 2/25: State Of The Union, Robot Umpire, UFO Files, Kid Rock

Episode Date: February 25, 2026

In this edition of Improv 101 W/ Trendin Sorbo, Jack and special guest co-host Pallavi Gunalan discuss Trump's very long State of the Union address, robot umpires in baseball?, Trump releasing the files… the UFO files, Kid Rock going on a nationwide tour (w/ $5000 front row tix) and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get, podcasts. Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of Improv 101 with Trendin Sorbo. What the fuck? That one courtesy of fail state on the discord. A lot of A lot of A.A's, a lot of trending titles coming in reference to the extended run that we went on in reference to the amazing offer that, you know, and Anyone with children under the age of, I think, 14 can sign them up to both be in the next night at the museum of the Bible, a film starring Kevin Sorbo and Dean Kane. Or they can also get a package where they get to do improv with Kevin Sorbo. We have fun on yesterday's episode, imagining what that went like.

So people can go back and check that out. I'm thrilled to be joined. Oh, sorry. Sorry. I got to introduce you. No. Nobody's going to know what's happening. It's me, Miles. It's Miles. It's me. You're going from just poisoning him to Dickie Greenleafing him. To wearing his skin.

Yeah, trying to dress up us. In our second seat, a hilarious stand-up comedian, writer, actor, improviser. You can see at her monthly shows second screens comedy, facial recognition comedy. It is. Palavi Gunalienle! Oh, wow. What the fuck? What is this?

Was a mango? We were saying that he gets a recommendation from the crowd and his only responses, oh, this mango smells like shit. I feel like that's the number one way to guarantee that your kids will be

in the sciences and not in Hollywood at all and also liberal. To send them to that. Yes. at Sorbo's filming improv camp. Really? It is wild that night at the meet.

That Disney is going to let them get away with that. Disney? Hello? Usually not in favor of how litigious you guys are in terms of like, being like, we're actually going to sue you for being poisoned by our food. That's actually, we're coming after you.

But guys, this is your chance. Dean Cain is running around going, oh boy, in the movie, Disney. Oh, boy. Look at you. You're on that. Well, Miles is out on a very strange assignment today that we're not going to talk about on Mike, but he'll be back for the regular episode. But Pallavi is joining us for trends. And what a trends it is, Pallavi.

We got the state of the union. the eternal state of the union address of the spot-filled mind is what our writer J.M. is calling it because it clocked in at one hour, 48 minutes, which is the runtime of eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. That is so funny. You could have watched a very fun movie. There's an anti-vactor in it. Also, yeah, shared some themes. Comedic genius. shared some themes of brain damage.

But yeah, this was officially the longest state of the union in U.S. history clocking in it. One hour and 48 minutes. This is something from the early days of the Trump administration. As his speech has got longer and longer, I remember going back for historic precedent and seeing that like the people. Diper technology is in there. Seeing that the people who gave long speeches or people. like, I don't know, Stalin, Putin, dictators who have just, like, not heard a single person

be like, this, maybe not in, like, decades. And also, uh, probably like the added benefit of, you know, cult conditioning, like keeping people captive for long periods of time. They just have that in their bones. Kevin Sorbo's mono scene. This is like, this is like a, Tanya West wandering into,

any public space. That's right. Yeah. It's just that's kind of what it felt like. He just seemed like he was kind of out on his feet. Like he just like sounded exhausted. Had difficulty reading from his teleprompter. One summary from the Guardian said that he gripped the podium with a tightness bordering on desperation.

And towards the end of his broadcast, his voice became audible. Lee Raspi, he was showing his age. The speechwriters, too, seem to have been exhausted. The podium transforms into, like, a walker. Yeah. He just pushes it out of there.

They should do that for him. I know. I mean, I'm all for accessibility, but not for Donald Trump. I know. Yeah, they should make him go up. I mean, he's so proud of his ability to deal with stairs, you know.

And identify animals. You won't believe how hard I aced this one. I was able to put the animals in alphabetical order and tell you that this one was zebra and this one. And I knew how much that doggy in the window was. They were all asked. I said $10,000. This was, yeah, speaking of his very good grasp of how much things cost. his speech was full of blatantly false claims such as that inflation is plummeting,

that foreign countries are paying for his tariffs. And he again declared, I ended eight wars, which prompted audible laughter from the audience. That's so funny. Yeah. He did not mention the Epstein Files at all, which is interesting.

That's one of the wars he ended. That's right. I ended the Epstein Files story. people don't care about it anymore. I'm being told by these numbers that we have. Yada yada had passed the ice killings, but made reference to Minnesota's problem with, quote, Somali pirates.

So, yeah. I don't know if that was a Captain Phillips reference, or if he was just actually like sundowning and didn't know. I wish the worst on Nick Shirley's mother. Truly. She's the least monster. New Nick Shirley just dropped that will, talk about either later in this episode or

Nick, surely you must be kidding. Good one. Don't say it like that. Good one, Pahlavi. No, I'm giving you my half. Not my all. Rashida Pallib and Mark McConnell also heckled Trump when he suggested

a ban on insider trading by lawmakers. They said, do it yourself. What about you? And I don't know. It's kind of a no-win situation. Just go there and just have to heckle. But I guess that's kind of your job.

I got to boo Hulk Hogan live and that felt really good. At a wrestling event? At his like at Raw, like when Netflix premiered Raw on their platform and we all thought Steve Austin would come and then it was Hulk Hogan and everybody was pissed off.

and then he came in and we all booed him so loudly. Like you couldn't even hear what he was saying. And I hope they leave it in? Yeah. To the broadcast, you could tell he was being booed. You could tell, but it was like, it was so loud in the,

in the stadium. And like, he, like, nobody gave a shit what he was talking about. And it was almost more, it was almost better than like any fan favorite coming to the show to just be able to a racist. Yeah.

It was great. It's got to be cathartic for like Rashida, you know. Oh, yeah. And I do wonder if that's what killed him, if you took Hulk Hogan out by just hurting his heart. Yeah, just put us in an auditorium with Donald Trump, and we will boo him until his spirit breaks. We talked about how that's why he didn't go to the Super Bowl.

They're like keeping him away from the public. So on the one hand, he uses like cult conditioning methods, but on the other hand, he is basically a one-man cult, member where he only has like very specific information and the rest of the world has like the real information. He's just like, I'm actually the most popular I've ever been. Look at this upside down chart of inflation. I'm killing it. I feel like that's true for a lot of Congress because like there was this interview with Rashida Talib where she was like, Congress actually thinks that they know what's going on. They actually think that they have the information and they're just so disconnected from

everybody. So I feel like that's probably true for a lot. Like, as soon as you get to political office and you don't try to be of the people, like you don't put in a lot of effort. You just become like, talk to people. Yeah. Yeah. You make it a career instead of like

being a representative. Then you get, you get there and you like start talking to people who are like consultants, essentially. Instead of the people that, who you like worked with before. And then you immediately become jaded and start sucking at your job. Start having no idea what's going on.

Around here we call that the swamp. And we're about draining it. This speech should not go over well. A CNN survey found this to be the least popular state of the union speed of the century. Because the people who tune into this are fans of the president. You know, like nobody's being like,

well, let's, you know, it is our civic duty to tune in see what this guy has to say. I mean, to be fair, I used to watch when I could like tolerate a little bit and now I just can't tolerate anything. Like I can't hit. It just,

yeah, it's awful to watch. A majority of State of the Union viewers reacted positively overall because they were mostly his supporters, but enthusiasm was thin. 38% called the speech very positive, 36% rated it negative, which is

a unusually narrow gap for the state of the union address. So that's where we're at. It was a flop. He's in his flop era. He's in his flop era. It's not going well for Trump. What if he didn't know what was going on, but he knew what that meant?

Donald, we have to come clean with you, sir. You are in your flop era. No. No. All right. Should we talk about baseball? Are you a huge baseball fan, Paul of you? I'm not a huge baseball.

I know of the ball. Okay. So I'm aware of the baseballs. The story I think still works because it's whether or not you're a baseball fan, most people are familiar with the fact that a lot of the game hinges on the calls of the umpire, just like hunched over the back of the catcher, almost like he's like listening in on a conversation or like trying to read over his shoulder. It's like just a very pathetic position to be in in the first.

I'm just like, hey. Bad umpires have swung entire world series. There's this infamous game called the Eric Gregg game, where an umpire by that name just was like off one day, like for this like important game and just was calling everything a strike by this pitcher Levin Hernandez in the 90s. And it's like it was just, you know it's not what God intended because it led to the Marlins winning a world series, the Florida Marlins.

Oh, wow. I didn't even know that was a team. I know. It's like, it's a team that's been in existence for a long time, and yet it still feels like it's like a fake baseball team in the movie The Natural, where they're like the Columbus Knights, everybody's favorite team.

But anyways, there's a new robot sheriff in town in Major League Baseball, this thing called ABS automated ball strikes. And that's the thing that's like, happened in, like tennis had this innovation in a number of years ago. They at first had like line judges and then the robot would like overrule them in cases. But now it's just everything is just automated like a robotic thing

that just actually knows exactly whether a shot was in or not. I will say that like as an outside observer, initially when I would see like ums make the worst calls, I was like, oh my God, like this is, why haven't they automated this? But now I'm like, isn't part of the fun of sports to get mad at the refs? You know what I mean? Well, they've done a brilliant thing, Pallaby, because they've brought in the thing that knows whether it was a ball or strike.

Yeah. But they're still letting the umpires make their bullshit calls. That is so funny. And then people get to challenge it. And so they have to, they're like, oh, that's your opinion? Let's go to the. This is like playing beat, like bullshit, the card game. Yes, exactly.

They've added the card game bullshit into the middle of baseball. And so they're just doing that this season. We're in spring training. But a Red Sox Pirates game had an umpire get three pitches completely wrong, like right in a row. That is so funny. They were just like, okay, and we're calling bullshit on that one. And they go to the tape and they're, the announcer's like, and, uh, Yeah, that one kind of right down the middle.

And he called it a ball. Hmm. I think you're having a bad guy. So this is like a humiliation ritual for the else. It is. I feel like this is. So like it's only going to be men who want to be publicly humiliated and get off on it later. So we're going to have a bunch of creeps on the field.

Well, you know what? I'm kind of going to do it. Yeah. Honestly, that's the best way. If that's, it's like a win-win situation. It's, have you ever seen that old, old SNL sketch where it's the postgame press conference with an umpire and they're just, I think it's John Goodman is playing the umpire. And they're like, uh, yeah, over here, uh, New York

Times, just a real quick question. A lot of people thought you, uh, might have actually had shit for brains. Do you, can you comment on whether or not that's true? And he's like, yeah, you know, there was a lot of calls out there that it was like just doing it like a coach's Post-game press conference, but like just answering the most humiliating questions about you. That is so funny. Are you actually have your, have your eyes been tested?

This also feels like it'll make games like way longer because everything will be challenged. They're really quick with the challenges, but it does. So this is one thing that they introduced to baseball last year was like, or in the past couple of years, was a pit clock where like they had to speed up the game. And it's like made the game.

20 times better and like easier to watch and like things move quickly now. And this does seem to be a step in the other direction. However, it is so fun to just have like what there's so many. So the um's going to play their own game in the middle of the game. Yes. They'd be like, was I right? Did I get that one right?

Yeah. And just like a thing that for over like over a century, people have been like these fucking umpires suck. and then to just be able to have it scientifically proven when they're objectively wrong on the field in front of like tens of thousands of people is so funny and so it's just like the ultimate wish fulfillment. It is very funny and very cathartic,

but I also am like, is this sponsored by like Kalshi or whatever the fuck? Sure. The predictive, are people just going to predict of the, um, is this like another thing to bet on? on like whether this person is like how many overturned calls will this dip shit make.

I literally think they'll do that. I think that's the first thing people will do. You would have thought that's what this umpire was doing because he was so wrong, so constantly. Yeah. Yeah, the Pirates, Red Sox game. What is it? What was his like physical reaction after like after each one?

He was like, well. You said like, I do wish they had, I do wish that they had. had like in between the innings they'd been like, hey, so you're really a fuck it up out there. What do you? What was the tweet that you read yesterday? It was like, can't, uh, yeah, you can't win them all.

So is the guy who's never won a single one. But yeah, one of five consecutive calls from this umpire that were overturned by ABS challenges before the end of the third inning. So it's all like right away. Why haven't I tried to be an um? They get paid well, right? Yeah, I think they do.

But it's also like this, you know, this is the spring training. So this is when they like bring in the outside lumps who are trying out for a position in major league baseball. Oh my God. No. Yeah. Your audition is live for the whole world. Yes. Tough. Tough one.

All right. Let's take a quick break. We'll come back. We'll talk about the UFO files that Trump, not not the Epstein files, but a slightly different files that Trump is trying to use to. distract us. We'll be right back. Hi, this is Joe Winterstein, host of the Spirit Daughter podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and how to step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish traveler said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible time with

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. And I don't know where this is coming from, but Trump announced that he'll be making government files about alien life available to the public. This is coming after he, I think he noticed that Obama kind of got a pop when Obama was like, yeah,

you know, there are aliens. They're not under Area 51. And the interviewer was like, okay, moving on, what's your favorite ice cream? That was so crazy. I feel like Trump dropped this not just because of that, but also he's like thinking about sex trafficking files

and he's like, well, I mean, the aliens probe our assholes. Yeah. That's a different form of sex trafficking to the outer space. What about them? It's a bigger. We're just one big island to them. We need a big one, guys. We need to drop something big on their asses.

You know what I'm saying? Turns out Bill Gates is still with the aliens. We're like, what the fuck Bill Gates? You're sex trafficking up there too? Yeah. So he made the declaration on a post on Truth Social. after, like, it was the day after he accused Barack Obama of revealing classified information. So is it, you know, not that there's ever been any consistency, but he's like, he did a bad thing.

He's a bad boy. I'm a good boy. I would never do something like that. And then hours later, I think he probably at some level is like, okay, so those conspiracy nut bars who are always asking about the Epstein files, now that they've been proven right, maybe I can, throw them off the scent by giving them some UFO shit to look at. But also it seems like a setup to, I'm like surprised he didn't go further and was like, lock him up with Obama. You know what I mean?

Like it feels like a perfect distraction for him again to blame Obama for everything. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, maybe that's where we're headed. But Pete Hegseth claimed that the Pentagon is hard at work making this vague command happen. We've got our people working on it right now, Hegseth said on Monday. This reminds me of that part in Big Lobowski. where they bring him to his car in the impound lot and he asks if they have any leads

and the cops are like, leads? Yeah, sure. I'll check with the boys down at the crime lab. They got four more detectives working on the case. They got us working in shifts. It's just most extended sarcastic answer possible. Because, yeah, I don't know. Except he's unaware of his own sarcasm.

Yeah. I don't know. I feel like at some level, they must just be like, he said what? Oh, yeah, we're right on it, boss. He wants us to do UFOs now. I feel like the only question is whether they get carpal tunnel from the fake typewriter they're filling reports out on or the constant jackoff hand motion they're doing to one another every time they get like one of these orders. But yeah, I don't know. I don't expect big things from from these files personally. I'm kind of at the point where, like, okay, if aliens are real, just leave them alone because we're going to colonize them anyway, if we could. And then also, I don't give a fuck anymore. Like, fix what's on Earth.

Like, I don't, like, I'm all for, like, technology and exploration and research in space. But I'm like, if aliens are real and there's all this shit, like, I just save the kids on Earth. I don't care anymore. Yeah. Like, I don't need their drama right now. I'm really, like, to fix their own. I'm doing the thing. Like, I had a good friend in college who said that his long-term financial plan was finding a big bag of money at some point.

Yeah. And, like, I'm kind of in that realm with, in terms of human progress in the sense of, like, I don't have any long-term idea of how we can survive as a species unless there are some benevolent aliens who are just like, all right, you guys need help. we're going to come through. But like the benevolent aliens would need to do honestly like a lot of like revolutionary violence in order to save this planet. Like they're going to be enemies to somebody, but not us. Hopefully. Yeah.

I mean, we have seen that they have some very strange ideas about, you know, they go to mega people and they're like, all right, ass up. Let's see what's, let's see what you're working with back there. I guess they're not all mega people, but they do seem to like kind of go down south with it. Yeah. Like actually literally in the south. Do you think it's just like people who are so entrenched in like toxic masculinity that they're like, somebody touched my prostate once and now I feel like it's an alien in there every time?

Right. Yeah. This is just how they recall blocked memories they have of a prostate. exam. All right. And finally, we got to check in with Kid Rock,

Pahlavi. Baw with the ball. Baw, the Bann, the Bang. I mean, you were talking before about how your massive limp biscuit head. You've been pushing.

You said, get Fred Durst an iconograph episode yesterday. Yeah. I think is how you put it. I only wear hats backwards.

I'm thinking about growing a goatee. I was huge fan of him in that White T. K movie. I thought that was great. Did he, put him in all the movies. Yeah.

He made a guess, he made a cameo in the... As Fred Durst. As Fred Durst. Because they like, it's, it's 1999. You don't really know why,

but you want to justify ripping someone's head off. I have a whole theory about... What's your theory? It's just that like, that was the first sign. I've done this. I've talked about this on the show before,

but like, so we had rage against the machine, and then Limp Biscuit came through and was like, hey, white guys, what if that rage was just diffuse and didn't have a reason and wasn't like based in white supremacy and, uh, you know, or I mean, it is based. What if it was just you being mad and we just like took the, you know, actual political content of rage against the machine and turned it into like

pop music about that was like angry and had no, actual political content or justifiable reason to be angry. And that was, we were on our way to this present moment when that happened. The apex of the alt-right pipeline was Freddurst. I think it was, I think it was the beginning, the crack and the dam that was just like, look, guys, I get it. You don't know why, but you want to justify ripping someone's head off. And that's fine.

Anyways, Kid Rock is following up his disastrous faux halftime show where he went head to head with Bad Bunny and lost his and his RFK Junior workout video, which I mean, it was awesome actually. It's honestly the only workout all do. I have so many pairs of jeans now. Yeah, just my jeans are all soaked. My jeans are all dripping wet in my closet. But then I just wear them into the sauna and go on the old-timey stationary bike in the sauna until I look like a piece of fruit leather. The crunch is added weight. That's right.

So instead of just giving up performing forever or dying of embarrassment, he's decided to go on a nationwide tour to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of this great nation. And for some reason, he's charging $5,000 for front row tickets. The second row is $4,000, third row, $2,000, fourth row, $1,000. And these first class seats don't come with any perks. Like, they're not like, yeah, and you get to hang out with Kid Rot. You just get to, like, be close enough to the stage to smell the axe body spray. You're in the jeans sauna splash zone.

That's right. you can actually hear him gasping for breath while he's trying to lip sync and do his dances. But just to clarify, because I don't know like what people charge for tickets these days. Like the Taylor Swift front row tickets at face value is around $1,000. So she was delivering about fourth row kid rock concert value to her fans, apparently. That is so wild. and he's he's like, I'm doing that so that we don't have to go to ticket resellers and people can just pay for $5,000. But his response to people just pointing out that his tickets are like five X as expensive as Taylor Swift is to announce that he will pray for the fake liberal media while also claiming that sooner or later God will cut them down, which is.

Jesus Christ. Yeah. God's going to kill you. It's a wild. God's going to kill you. Ticket Master. Yeah. Yeah. You can go to Ticketmaster.

He argued like, they know damn well. That's not the full story about the $5,000 being charged. But you can go to Ticketmaster. He's charging $5,000 per seat. Do you think like 50 cent is going to buy out the first five rows? I could, it's 50 cent. Like I always like there's always like famous people who I'm like man I really like this famous person and then they're like and he's best friends with fucking kid rock or something. You know what I mean?

Like it's just did you hear that T.I track? The disc track that. No. It's about 50. It's very good. Really? Everyone should check it out. T.I.

cooked his ass a little bit. But TI also sucks. T.I. also sucks. But in this battle, oddly, I think I'm on TI's side. 50. Definitely. I feel like he's like a villain that is like, like he's funny and he's sometimes on the right side. But he also has his own shit. You know what I mean?

So it's like he his pettiness, I think is is admirable in a way. But also he's like not like the best guy, you know? I think he has he's like got his own. own history. I think it came out when they were talking about all the ditty stuff. Anyways, I have not heard that song, but... No, I haven't. I will check it out. Anyways, he, uh, Kid Rock said, the fake liberal media says, I'm charging $5,000 for front row tickets. And then went on to confirm that $5,000 is what he is charging. And then being like, they'll be killed by God, which I just, I love,

that's a great place to take an argument. Anyways, uh, this is more just a, this is actually an ad that we're putting at the end of the episode. That $5,000, for the low, low price of $5,000, you can go to sit in front row and watch Kid Rock do his thing. You know, we all saw it on the halftime show, but you're welcome. $5,000, well spent. Paula Viginalin, such a pleasure having you, as always,

on the podcast. Where can people find you, follow you all that good stuff? I will be at Kid Rock's concert. I do buy the $5,000. Hell yeah. Flex on them. I do ball with a ball. I'm at Paula Viganalan, P-A-L-A-V-I-G-U-N-A-L-A-N.

Everywhere. You guys come out on Saturday, Zyke Gang, to Second Screen's Comedy, 8 p.m. At the Elysian skunk room, like that little side room. It's going to be so fun. And then March 9. Are you all watching the same thing on the second screen, or everybody's just doing their own thing?

No, no, no. We have a Discord, which I am technically in. What the fuck? Too good for our Discord? I kind of had to join it because I was worried about show stuff happening in there. Yeah, it makes sense.

But everybody brings their own, like, we encourage you to be on your phone or your iPad or whatever, and then we play some fun, like, internet-type games. One time we took a quiz to decide what Disney Princess, we collectively as a whole entire, our audience was. And I think we were like, I think we were Tiana.

I can't remember. But, um, and then, yeah, and we do like different little like, prize-based activities in between comics. And then we have like a killer lineup of comics.

And it's super fun. We also have like, weirdly, we have like a bag of candy that we pass around. And it's like a hit at every show. What kind of candy you got in there? Just like a mixed bag of candy you would like have as like a kid, like lollipops and like all sorts of stuff.

You know what? I mean. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, people love. Is it the one with, Twizzlers? Yeah.

So it's got Twizzlers, Lollipops. Does it have the Tutsi rolls in there? Is it that one? I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. But we,

we get a lot of candy at a Halloween. So I'm familiar with the various mixes. That's a good one. Yeah. People really love the candy. But yeah. So we have a lot of fun. So come through.

And then March 9th at the main room of the Hollywood Improv, Mermaid Comedy. hour in facial recognition comedy are doing a crossover show together to celebrate women's history. So, there you go for that. And then again, second screen's facial rec on March 20th. Go see it. Go support Zay Gang. That's going to do it for us this afternoon.

We're back tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. 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. Bye.

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