The Daily Zeitgeist - iT’s A sEtUp!! Johnny Depp Probably Smells Terrible 08.11.22

Episode Date: August 11, 2022

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Hello, the internet, and welcome to season 249 episode 4 of day production of iheart radio this is a podcast where we take a deep dive into america's share consciousness it's thursday august 11th 2022 yeah which of course means it's raspberry bomb day i don't know if you've seen raspberry bomb bomb b-o-m-b-e it must be like french france talk like oh raspberry bomb pastry it's a bomb is it a pastry yeah it looks like that like half red thing that's like like when i look at i'm like oh yeah that thing i would never get at a fucking bakery right because it's just like it looks like a half a cherry with a thing coming out also it's a national presidential joke day hey man now that's now that i can get behind oh yeah i like a good old-fashioned joke about the clowns in dc right that. That feels like it is from the 1950s.

Talk it to me. If we go back to Nixon on fucking laughing. They're referencing that in this post about it. I don't know why that has anything to do with anything. I mean, this feels like a different time when it was like, guys, I have a fun idea. What if we told jokes about the president on a day that'd be that'd be pretty wild yeah it was all presidential humor was

just that one dude who sang those songs with an acoustic guitar you know i'm talking about wait what you know that guy who like sings those wholesome political comedy songs? I gotta look up his name now. He's real old and whack. Like from how long ago? I feel like the... Mark Russell. Oh, wow. That's who I'm thinking of.

That's Mark Russell? Yeah. I don't know. Oh, wow. Okay. I got a lot of tables. Anyways, my name is Jack O'Brien, a.k.a.

Now, this is a podcast all about how the Zytes got flipped, turned upside down. So I'm going to do this, a.k.a. Miles just stares and tell you how Purple Thunder and Major Melon compare. That is courtesy of Fighter of the Nightman on the Zyte cord. And shout out to Discord Zyte Gang for surfacing that. And I'm thrilled to be joined, as always, by my co-host, Mr. Miles Gray! Because I'd simp, I'd simp for a blimp.

Because I'd simp for blimps, I'm never limp. Because I'd simp for a blimp to just get a ride. Okay, shout out Chauncey Yonders. Kiss on my lips. Or kiss on my lips, Hall & Oates. But you know about my dirigible focus right now. Daniel O'Brien opened my eyes to know that there are only 25 operating blimps on Earth. What the fuck?

That's harder than a Lambo. I'm sorry. The influencer community has their shit all fucked up there's 25 fucking blimps yes you need to get on that shit and you want to flex in a murcielago come on now logan brothers is that is that a reference yeah i feel like the paul well you're talking about the paul brothers that's what i'm talking about yeah fuck the logan brothers those damn logan brothers are back i was saying before we start recording i think i finally caught covid so all right my brain i've already the fog has set in oh really okay so i don't know i just called the paul brothers the logan brothers

miles yes we're thrilled to be joined in our third seat by a brilliant actress writer podcaster educator it's karama don't hello hello i do not own a blimp but i hope that you will forgive me that oh no that's fine we'll allow it um i do have to say you have a lambo no not a lambo i drive a subaru gay as shit love love space in the trunk yeah love subarus uh but i want to say sometimes if you think you're seeing a blimp and you're like oh i spotted one of the 25 it's actually a zeppelin i learned this recently like i know about the 25 blimps thing i've been knowing about that but every time i saw like an aircraft that was blimp shaped i thought thought it was a blimp.

But some of them are zeppelins. What is the difference between a zeppelin and a blimp? They're both dirigibles because we're speculating about this. They're dirigibles. Some are soft structured balloons and others are rigid bodied ones. A zeppelin is rigid.

But it looks exactly to the naked eye like a blimp. To the untrained, like, commoner eye like we all have. To the ignorant, broke boy eye. Right. But I go up to that thing and I just, like, jump on it expecting to, like, be like, boom. And it's like, I just, like, crash. That's how you tell.

Break all my bones. Throw something at it. Throw something at it and then you'll know. Exactly. And if it makes the sound blimp, then you're dealing with a blimp. Clink or blimp. So that answers the question, but there is an appropriate use of dirigible. And it is if you're referring to both blimps and zeppelins.

Yes. So not just 25 dirigibles, 25 blimps. 25 blimps. Blimps. Mm-hmm. Yeah. All right. So we are just updating that and yeah put that in the

dunk okay good all right because that is what we're talking about today is just that that's it over and over we're actually doing an extra long show today it's going to be a 30 hour just a marathon all about dirigibles favorite engine the beardmore tornadoardmore Tornado or the Maybach VL2 for airship? Ooh, gotta say VL2. You gotta get that Maybach. Okay, I like that. Okay, you're a bit of a... You like the classics, huh, Karama? I see you.

I do, I do, I do. Well, what's new with you, Karama? I feel like... What is new with me? It's been a while. Last time I saw y'all, it was like May. No, March. It was March. St. Patrick's Day had just happened.

I was in Chicago. The river was green. Oh, that's right. Yes. How was that? It was great. I got two turns at Steppenwolf Theater. I went and saw a show and I drank like so many drinks and then i

like threw up in my hotel bed like a rock star hell yeah was it all like playhouse red wine or what were you drinking no i was drinking cocktails i was drinking lots and lots of fruity cocktails where i couldn't taste the alcohol and then i was like i'm gonna take a uber back to my hotel right and then the next day i was just hung over and i watched incanto so you know good time there you go and which one was more memorable do you remember how the play ended that you watched yeah absolutely okay there you go i drank mostly after the play i had like two drinks during and before the play total. And then like eight after. I have many concerts that I've been to that I'm told were good.

And I remember maybe a song or two, but then, yeah. Listeners, please drink responsibly. Yeah. That is, that is the problem with drinking too much.

Yeah. We are not. Don't do that. No, no. no but yeah i've just been working i carly season three is about to start uh soon and i'm hopefully gonna be back there you know they don't tell you to like the last minute so right right exactly love the suspense of that do how is my livelihood you'll have to wait and find out this fall. Keeps the heart pumping. Keeps the heart pumping. Right.

I was just thinking about the, I was like on a select basketball team in like fifth grade. It was actually like third grade through seventh grade. And they would have a day where you would like do cuts and, you know, like to find out if you were on it they wouldn't just like post it in the morning you would wait for a call from the coaches on like oh my a weekend and they would like wait until they'd like call you on like sunday night at 11 like it was wild i mean it might have been because i wasn't very good and they were like i guess we gotta call the o'brien kid and you're like hey sorry about that next year huh it's like the wait list for college where they need to see who accepts before they can move on to like the next round of people right yeah yeah probably i studied theater in college so like we had to get cast in shows and

so there was this door where they would put the cast list yeah and they put it up at midnight so we'd all just be like loitering waiting for them to put yes so dramatic i know it's theater that's like a whole trope i feel like the posting the set on the oh i used to call the doors where they put the cast list the doors Doors of Destiny. No one else did, just me. I love that. Will you walk with me to the Doors of Destiny? Huh? Okay. Peruse your fate a moment, will you?

All right, we are going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. First, we're going to tell our listeners a couple of the things that we're talking about. It definitely sounds like there might be something going on with that fbi raid into mar-a-lago because because of just the excuse factory that has swung into full production full scale production uh ever since i i guess like the the dust settled in like literally the dust settled in mar-a-lago and he

was like i don't know they might have planted some shit so we'll talk about that we'll maybe even talk about johnny depp's cologne commercials all of that plenty more but first karama we like to ask our guest what is something from your search history So I was searching for this website that you can go to to find out if your doctor gets money from pharmaceutical companies. So I was just looking at every doctor I've ever seen. And I did this while I was on the phone with my mother. So she was like, look up this doctor. Look up my gastroenterologist. He's only accepted like $8 or something.

Low, low, low. They bought him a bagel or something like low low low where they bought him a bagel but yeah i think it's really interesting because you can see how much money they're getting what sort of money it is so like is it food and beverage is it like uh grant money is it an honorarium right is it like mysterious other and it's it's good that we have access to this information but also why is this legal right right wait where where what is please tell us the name of this website what is this hold on it's called like open let me not let me not lie and say what it is because i know yeah yeah no off the top of my head because it's it's wild to see that like this same sort of infrastructure is there like

open secrets has for political donations where it's just a searchable database to see like where money flows in an industry. So I'm always like, wait, wait, wait. I didn't even realize there was that kind of transparency around it. Like, I guess in the form of that you have to have that data there and someone can, you know, aggregate it and make it searchable. Yeah. So I was on openpaymentsdata data dot cms.gov so this is like oh it's.gov you know it's legit okay.gov i love it.gov they don't have dentists on here though yeah but look we were talking earlier dentists they're fine you know yeah they generally just

hook it up with like i'm assuming crest is like has a big dental lobby or i don't know that i feel like that's who my dentist pushes on me but oh wait yours is crest yeah mine is colgate wow interesting yeah okay yeah i since the kid because i remember i've been going to the same dentist for years it was always i, I'm like, Oh, here comes my children's Colgate that I would get. And then when I like, even this time where they're like, Hey, do you want some samples? I'm like, no, I got, I don't use Colgate. I said that as a joke. And then they laughed. So they kind of knew they're like, yeah, we're kind of pushing Colgate in here. I don't know, but look, nine out of 10 dentists. Let us know what's going on.

Look, nine out of 10 dentists, let us know what's going on. Man, I hadn't been to the dentist for way too many years. I just went and now I am big. I am on my flossing game. I have to say, daily flossing. I am a weirdo. So my really good friend, Becca, she like has this very, she's very nervous about going to the dentist. And she was telling me and I'm like, why are you nervous about going to the dentist?

Because I forgot that that's like actually a really common thing. I love going to the dentist. I used to get my teeth cleaned three times a year. Like I love going to the dentist. Your dentist shows up and is like, oh, hey, Karama. It's you again. They're like, you know, my dental plan doesn't cover these extra cleanings. I know, don't worry. I brought cash.

Put the bib on. Dr. Karama's here again. My dentist, my old dentist, because I have a new dentist, but my old dentist used to call me every year on my birthday. Like, he loved me. What? I would go to the dentist. Yeah. My fucking parents don't fucking call me on my birthday.

He calls me more than my grandparents do on my what that is okay that's that's love to the point where when he didn't call you're like one year i got mad i got mad and found a new dentist i was like oh okay oh wait that precipitated you finding new dental care like oh okay so we're suddenly too fucking good to call me on my phone. Okay. Wow. I also had moved. That's the thing. I wasn't close to him anymore, but I was still making a point to go to him. Right, right, right.

Yeah. To go to the dentist. I got the form email on my birthday from my new dentist. So we're like, you know, just seeing each other, but it's not serious yet. You're the talking face. I've been to my dentist since I was fucking four. Exactly. They know you, they got you, Miles. They know they got you. Wow. My Democrats and the

black vote. Okay. I see. I see what my dentist just, yo, you think it's automatic. Okay, you know what? I'll find the one Jamie Loftus found on Groupon who sneezed in her mouth. Oh my God. I did not hear about that poor jamie she always talks as a groupon dentist just do the thing sneeze groupon dentist should be is another good twitter handle oh yeah under armor polo shirt yeah i was thinking about like a band. Yeah.

Groupon Dennis. What is something you think is underrated? Underrated? I have to go with my girl Carly Rae Jepsen. I will not shut up about her. I love her. She's released two new singles this year. They are both good in different ways.

And I'm seeing her on tour in October and she's dropping a new album. And I just feel like she doesn't get the respect put on her name that she deserves for being truly just one of the greatest pop girlies in the game right now. Wait, you're going to that show at the Greek? Mm-hmm. Oh, okay. I was thinking, I saw that date. I was just at the Greek.

I saw something and I saw like all the shows coming up and I was looking at her mask. I said, I'm down to go see that Carly Rae Jepsen show. I'll be there. I think you and a lot of listeners are like, go see the shit live. Go see it. She's great. Go see a show.

She's a fun time. Yeah. Wait, so what's her new music? Is it because I just listened to that one album like from two years ago, like a lot. What's the new dedicated? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. She has great stuff on dedicated.

What's the new dedicated? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. She has great stuff on dedicated. She has a new album coming out called The Loneliest Time. And a lot of it was written during lockdown. And she started doing like Zoom collab sessions. She wrote like 100 songs and then like whittled it down. No, she overwrites.

It's crazy. For emotion, she wrote like 200 songs. Oh, so when she dies, it's going to be like Tupac. Right. Yeah. Like, yo, you ready for it's going to be like Tupac. Right. They're like, yo, you ready for that new CRJ? Don't speak that into it. Don't worry, she's not in any pop music. I'm talking about when she dies a natural death at the age of 140.

Okay. And then they'll just be dropping music from her 20s. Yeah, exactly. And everyone's going to be like, what the fuck is this? 30s. She is like 36 years old.'s in her like late 30s yeah when call me maybe dropped she was like 26 and that was 10 years ago oh shit i had no idea okay for some reason i always associated her with bieber because that song like hit i think around

the time bieber was like at his fame oh and they were both canadians and yeah fellow canadian i associated it as like a yeah i just i was like oh they're like teeny boppers she's mine yeah so for that reason i spent five years not listening to her and then i heard uh run away with me and i was like oh that's a good song that's a good song on tinder one time on tinder i matched with the guy who directed the music video for run away with me and i was like, oh, that's a good song. That's a good song. On Tinder one time, on Tinder, I matched with the guy who directed the music video for Runaway with me. And I was like, didn't you direct the music video for Runaway with me? And he never responded. Wait, you recognized him by name?

You were like, I'm sorry. Excuse me. Are you? He had like a thing that said that he was like a director or something. So then I Googled him. Oh, right. a thing that said that he was like a director or something so then i googled him oh right i like googled him director and then found that he directed the music video for run away with me and i was like hello oh my god the love of my life and then he he's the one that got away oh yeah

well to quote a katie perry song you guys know that song the one that i don't know it is about josh groban which is crazy to me every time i listen to it i'm like he's you know no disrespect to mr groban i like josh groban i feel like a lot of disrespect for josh groban's about to happen but go no i just they don't seem compatible to me and it's crazy to me that katie perry is writing that he is the one that got away who has she been compatible with though we were just talking about her recently or like russell orlando bloom is a good fit for her yeah bloom yeah her and orlando bloom i just to me she's like so it's so hard for me to put my finger on like who she actually is as a person like i get like the avatar of katie perry with orlando bloom but i'm you know

i want to know the real katie i didn't Does she even know the real Katie? That's the question. Do any of us know who we are? Carly Rae Jepsen does. You can hear it in her honesty lyrics. Yes, she does. Orlando Bloom, two names. Orlando Bloom, I have heard mentioned multiple times for different reasons in the last week on various podcasts. What was the last one for fighting Justin Bieber? And I forget what the other one was for.

Why is he fighting a child? Like, I know that Justin Bieber is an adult. That wasn't even raised. They were just talking about it like it was like a tale of the tape boxing thing on. This is important. Another I heart podcast. That's a lot of fun. And yeah, but they were just

talking about it like yeah fight you know between i was like that is it's like telling me like robert redford fought like michael jackson when he was in the jackson five it's like they're different eros justin is not well right now so i just feel like yeah i would let it go this was from 2014. I know what you're talking about. It was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. But it still like Justin Bieber was even younger than a child.

But I don't know. And then somebody else was talking about him as an actor in another podcast. I listened to it's like Bloom is having a moment in the zeitgeist for no good reason. Yeah. I think he's about to be in some new movie or something. Whatever. Who gives a shit? That Bloom is definitely off the rose.

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Available now with new episodes every Thursday. This is Rip Current, available now with new episodes every Thursday. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. And Karama, we like to ask our guest, what is something that you think is overrated? Summer. I think summer is overrated i think if you are in k through 12 or in college maybe depending on who you are and what sort of access to funds you have not even in college because you might need to get a summer job or do summer school i don't summer is just hotter the rest of the year it's just hot and

like i mentioned before we started recording that i was in london uh what i didn't mention was that i was there during their hottest recorded day ever oh you were there when it was like 40 there then yeah we were laughing we're like what the fuck is 40 it's 104 degrees which you know what i can deal with because i used to live in the coachella valley yeah which is very hot a lot of the time. But they are not built to withstand such temperatures. I took the tube. I went to go see Six, the musical.

Their theater, not air conditioned. Six is supposed to be a one-act show that just goes for an hour and a half. They had to take little breaky breaks because their costumes were too hot. The costumes were too heavy. They were just like melting off their feet like the wig melted off one of their heads like it was i mean and they had fans i could hear the fans going and like i'm glad they had fans i think that you know people before performances i think that it is very important to take care of your health as a performer and not like the show must go on but like it could you could take a break which is what they did and i'm glad they did that but i have never i in the united states

every theater i walk into freezing freezing cold because they got air conditioner all up in that bitch but like london is not built to be that hot no it just isn't so many places just built for the cold because that's historically what they need to invest in, like insulation until the day comes where it's like, oh, you want to keep all this heat inside? And they're like, what the fuck do we do? I was on the tube and I was like, why is my leg wet? And it was me dripping sweat. And you were singing that song Shays Long because you had that wet leg. All right.

All the Shays Long. Where my indie rock fans at? On the Shays Long. on the shay's long oh yo i have been banging this is our first time my first time hearing that you're also into wet leg that that album goes man that is a really good one i look shay's long i remember i was just mad because they were saying it like that and i was like all right you know what i like this now i was like why are they saying it like that is that not how you pronounce it a shade well i'm thinking of a shade i've been pronouncing it like that ever since i i know i've i think i say it different i don't know what i'm i might be always misreading it but in my mind because i think they're from also not from america that i'm like what is right what is what is i always thought it was she's lounge that's what i did

yeah i did too but the way they sing it is very confident, and the pronunciation is long. Yeah. Shea's Long. Shea's Long, but it's a... A whole song with the premise that that is how you pronounce it, because it's all day long on the Shea's Long. Yeah.

And I wonder if because we're just like dirty Americans that we're just doing like a Berenstain Bears. And we're like, yeah, Shay's Lounge. That's what I assumed when I first heard that song. Yeah. Angelica, the song right after that on the album. Even better. Highly recommend.

Anyway, but the wet leg was not the band. It was, in fact, your own perspiration. Your own perspiring. Yep. Wet leg. It's me. Sweating on the tube. All right.

I got to tell a story now now that that came up i took my kid i took my nephews on like the scariest ride at the you know it's like a kiddie amusement park okay in ocean city new jersey while i was on vacation with trying to be the fun cool older uncle we go on this thing it's like spin it's just a a ring that spins upside down over and over again and i'm really playing up how scared i am for them you know being like every time it goes upside down really freaking out and they were they were loving it and then we got off the ride and it looked exactly like i had pissed myself like my whole front of my pants was soaking wet i have no idea why i still to this like moment have no idea why i have no idea why literally no idea i just had to sit in

that because i couldn't you can't in that situation you can't be like i don't know what happened you know like i don't think my wife even believes me that i didn't piss my pants like my underwear wasn't wet but the front of my pants were soaking wet that's weird yeah it is very weird what is that it don't know. Like I was like, did my legs sweat really hard? And like, you're like really like crammed in there. It was very hot, but I,

I don't know. Maybe I like peed myself, but like my conscious brain won't admit to myself that I did. So like, I'm having like some weird like mental break. Like I need the myth busters to get on this because I don't, I don't understand how that's physically possible the one thing i could think of which is really gross is that the person who

had gone before me because there is a thing pressing down into your lap that is like a that is a soft material oh like absorbent if i don't know i don't think it's absorbent that's what and i feel like i would have felt that it was wet that's why like i still can't like figure it out but it was it was very much looked like i peed myself i think that that's probably the closest that i can come to an explanation is like i peed myself somehow yeah i don't know how or didn't feel it I don't know how or didn't feel it. Somehow peed around my underwear. But it was very strange.

Yeah, that's what happened. And you left out a really big part where you told your nephews, just so you know, guys, peeing your pants is really cool. Yeah, it's totally normal. And then you got off and you said you were Miles Davis. I'm kind of stuck in that story. Just pee, alleged pee, possible P aside, on being the cool older uncle. Is there a cool younger uncle trope that I should know about?

Yeah, I don't know. No, I don't. I'm in my 40s now. I'm not like cool. I'm not 30s uncle or 20s uncle. I see what you mean. I'm uncle in his 40s now. You know?

Right. Very young 40, 42, you know right very young 40 42 you know barely 40 but you know and many people are saying life begins at 42 many say many say the galaxy my point to that anyways that's a little donald trump quote for you uh about 80 i think he said many people are saying life begins at 80. But that transitions nicely to... First of all, I do have to ask you, though, before we move on to Donald Trump, what did London smell like

on the hottest day? Was it bad? Was it a bad situation? What do you think this is, like in the Industrial Revolution? It smelled normal to me. oh you know what though actually oh actually there was some weird smell on the floor that i was staying on in my hotel there was like a weird smell that smelled like sewage it wasn't in my room and it wasn't

in my mom's room because my mom was staying across the hall, but it was in the hallway. So I don't know if that was related. I don't know if that was a hotel issue, but it did start on that hot, hot day because I left like the day after or two days after. City smells are just weird. I'm always interested in that one. One summer I lived in Manhattan and my neighborhood smelled like maple syrup for the whole summer. No explanation. everybody was asking each other what they thought it was i'm sure it was like some industrial accident that happened somewhere but we yeah we never got a good explanation for why manhattan was uh

it was daredevil's origin story you were in hell's kitchen right right yeah exactly i don't even know that reference but probably um defeated by. I don't even know that reference, but probably by it. I don't even know anymore. Let's talk about the continued the developing situation in Mar-a-Lago. He was right. Washington, D.C. rated, I say. Look, we've been watching Trump closely enough for the last few years to know his patterns of denial. In the past, any unsavory reporting about the administration or his own actions have been fake news. That was like

even when it's like, yo, are you assaulting people? Even shit at that level that's fake news. Whoa. Okay. Interesting pivot. And I think it was easy to shrug off those kinds of things like the Hatch Act or like other things because he saw them as like no one's gonna enforce them plus i'm the president and i have congress on my side fuck it and that was like the that was like the sort of energy he was moving

with even when there was like really bad evidence and the story was big enough you know like the call with zelensky like where he was leaning on him to be like hey you want some fucking uh what was the thing uh javelins that's what it was he wants some anti-tank javelins then maybe you should look into joe biden before like this election kicks off so that even in a moment like that he he pivoted to yeah sure i had a call but it was a perfect call it was a perfect call nothing to see here move it along and that even led to an impeachment and he was still like forget okay what's y'all gonna do because that's because he had again the

protection from his flunkies on the hill and he had his hands all over doj now that he isn't in the white house though things are different and he has done things he's been he's shrugged off many stories even when he's been out of office and people have talked about like age like you know attorney general investigations in new york etc he's been very dismissive but the reaction to this one is like fucking very different and the talking points have evolved since monday's raid we started with just confusion and anger it was like what the fuck is this a banana republic sale sale? 40% off the polo shirts? Off of chinos? Holy shit!

It's really disturbing that there's just a store called Banana Republic. Yeah, 100%. That's weird. Hey, it's all good. Yeah, I know. Why don't they just call it fucking colonizer murderware? It evokes the same shit for people. Like, okay, fine.

And then it turned into, this is a third world we've turned into another one is like it's a slippery slope if it can happen to the president it can happen to you crime doer good i think that the president should be held to the same standard as former president should be held to the same standard as any other private citizen. I'm sorry. For being like a loosely assembled web of just conspiracy theory spouting, you know, whack jobs, as I think a lot of people can think of, like the right wing and the super right wing,

their message discipline is pretty good. Like, I feel like I saw the same five posts over and over again that it could happen to you hillary's emails hunter biden somehow biden's laptop yeah weaponized doj right weaponized doj and yeah banana like it's it was the same shit over and over it's i don't know if it's just a lack of original thought or if they all are just like kind of pulling from the same yeah it's discipline it's discipline they're they move like fascists there's one note you open your hymnals we're singing song three go right and

you know i did college acapella for which i will repent for the rest of my life. That's fine. No, I fuck with acapella. You know, when you audition for acapella, they need to know, can you sing? Like, can you sing a solo? And can you blend? And I will say, the Democrats feel like a bunch of soloists who cannot blend. And they're all great singers in terms of like, they're doing their politics. But the Republicans, they are very good at blending. Right. You don't like the songs they're singing, but they are blending. They are beauty blending. They are making sure that makeup is seamless.

There are no harsh lines on the neck and jawline. Blend the neck. This is the thing. Now they're all like, again, this is the message now. I just want you to listen closely and maybe you can hear a theme from what the recent takes have been from all the people in Trump's orbit. Let's start with Jesse Waters on his own show. Documents like that without guns and warrants.

What the FBI is probably doing is planning evidence. Oh, what they did during the Russia. This is new. We also have a hunch they doctored evidence to get the warrant again. OK, so we also have a hunch. Doctor, doctor, give me the news. I got a bad case of planting evidence. That's even looser.

Like, CNBC got wild with it, like, with their Russiagate shit. But, like, they would never just be like, we also have a hunch that. They're probably making shit up. Here's Alina Haba, who is one of trump's lawyers right now because he as we know he's burned through the list of like people stupid enough to try and represent him so now we're like what's what's beneath the bottom of the barrel like you're subterranean now like you've actually been like yo you're no longer scooping the barrel you're actually digging into terra firma now we're like at the earth's mantle yeah 100 here's his one of his lawyers now also

on fox saying something interesting this is a joke this is memento and quite honestly i'm concerned that they may have planted something you know at this point who knows i don't trust the government and that's a very frightening thing as an american if i didn't want to be an american and go to another this is third world stuff we've heard it this is cuba this is this is not our country people are no this is america but okay cuba would say technically the second world like their medical developments and like exporting of like medical care anyway whatever that's another point the uh man that that's let me articulate jack it's not i'll keep going you want to hear ran paul the next morning on Fox and Friends? How about this?

If I wanted to go to America, I mean, this is Cuba. Right. Like, huh? Look, that one was a hard one for that lawyer, which I'm sure we'll see more of those skills in court. Here's Rand Paul on Fox and Friends the next morning. No, people distrust so much the government that we've gotten to the point where, for example, do I know that the boxes of material they took from Mar-a-Lago, that they won't put things in those boxes to entrap him? How do we know? Their lawyers weren't allowed to see the boxes. It's not an entrapment, by the way.

It's framing. How do we know that they're going to be honest with us? And then Ainsley Earhart, yes, did a little fascist yes and to that point and it was like yeah and i heard from people that the fbi agents had backpacks what's going on with that what were they did they have stuff in there to plant and just kind of they keep going with a very similar thing here we're starting to see a theme which is maybe this shit was planted. I just want to also point to Mr. Donald Trump himself on his weird, like non Twitter thing that he uses that no one cares about. He said, quote, the FBI and others from the federal government would not let anyone, including my lawyers,

be anywhere near the areas that were rummaged and otherwise looked at during the raid on Mar-a-Lago. Everyone was asked to leave the premises. They wanted to be left alone without any witnesses to see what they were doing, taking or hopefully not, quote, planting. Why did they strongly insist on having nobody watching them? Everybody out. Obama and Clinton were never, quote, raided despite big disputes. I'm really proud that white people have pivoted from appropriating hairstyles to appropriating, not trusting the government. Like, cause we've been not trusting the government. Like,

Oh, they're coming for you. They've been coming for me. Is there going to be, are we going to hear someone on the right evoke COINTELPRO? Probably. I wouldn't be surprised. I feel,

I mean, if you're going to keep going down this line, cause look, this is one of those moments. I'm like, yeah, you know, I'm not rooting for the FBI. Uh, but like, probably i wouldn't be surprised i feel i mean if you're gonna keep going down this line because look this is one of those moments i'm like yeah you know i'm not rooting for the fbi uh but like what are you what exactly are you saying here and they're quickly i feel like i'm gonna be like they're they have a history of corruption and going after people and suddenly they're like turning into like a hotep meme i have no idea are we gonna get to like watch them Discover all this shit It'll be like Fred Hampton

Did you guys know about this guy And that would be Again the most evil shit in service of Protecting this guy Donald Trump Again it's just really really You're seeing something here Consequences for these people now who the fuck knows

You know history tells me they're gonna slide They're gonna skate because this is america but who knows i'll be if hey if there's in if uh there's room for a pleasant surprise by all means but what is very very clear is whatever they they seized is making them massively nervous to the point that they feel their best option right now is to try and seed the idea that whatever revelations come from it we're already like and it's all lie anyway whatever that thing that's very provable happened that's a lie obviously which is very different than fake news man i'll give a fuck that's all whatever go ahead go ahead do your thing and they tried that before it was it's just papers as his lawyer

said it's a memento which i'm not sure what that is maybe a memento oh that was the one i wanted to call back she said it's a joke it's a memento i thought she i thought she thought the christopher nolan movie was a comedy for a second but she's saying it was a memento that he had taken and so what if he took it anyways because he just likes keepsakes and knickknacks that's all right it's it's very uh but but watching that evolution it's all very much coming to a place where they feel like the only thing worth doing is to just try and completely you know keep people off balance including their base because they're like whatever you're about to hear is what's planted by the FBI is their strategy at the moment. So buckle up, y'all. And just because like I have lost the ability to keep track of like all these dry bureaucratic names.

But you pointed out and you're right up here, Miles, that Chris Wray, the head of the FBI, head of the FBI, was picked by Trump, confirmed by the GOP, clearly fucked up the kavanaugh investigation on trump's behalf so let's yeah let's just cool it with the with the like this is this is being done by joe biden and hillary clinton and bernie sanders which speaking of which uh i just want to play a clip where again there is a little a nice what about ism from Jesse Waters that completely blows my mind technologically how Hillary Clinton is even doing what he says is happening in this clip. But just for good measure, he everyone had to evoke the emails just because that's the only thing they can do right now, even though he's whatever. Listen to this one. Why'd they go in so hard? right now even though he's whatever listen to this one why'd they go in so hard hillary smashed iphones with hammers and poured acid over 30 000 emails under subpoena i'm sorry how do you

acid yeah and like did like a sort of like a salt bay sprinkling of the acid across the top of the emails i love salt bay i heard his food is nasty though yeah and expensive and yeah yeah it's just like the acid washed email are those jeans what are you talking about they're like you know pour acid on 30 000 emails you poured acid all over like does jesse waters think that hillary clinton downloaded and printed 30 000 emails which the toner the tone right you know the black black printer ink has more value than human blood per gallon like it's more expensive than blood she does she did print up a lot of emails though i do remember that she would always be like uh-huh okay print it for me boom Boomer Core. On every email. Boomer Core.

Yep. But $30,000 and then stacked them up. Or, like, spread them out in a pile on a bed. Like, you're a stripper in a movie. Or, like, you're in a heist movie. And then just poured acid that she got from where? What acid? Like, it's a champagne shower. Like, popping bottles.

Like, shh. Isn't the hammer to the iPhone Tom Brady? I thought that was Tom brady and gamer or uh deflate gate look yeah everyone's kind of doing the same thing who knows your porn the other thing that's really important to know is the fact also is this information came from an informant on the inside like this is the other thing that we found out this wasn't because joe byron was like fuck it go in there and see what the fuck you can find it's because an informant on that side was like yo this is what he still has it's in these places it's in these forms and the fia was like fuck yeah okay thanks for that and they executed their warrant which has

them also you know in a very paranoid place on the right. I'll just play this one last part where I just want to hold on. We got to give Jesse Waters his due. Snopes will have us know that FBI documents did reveal that one of Hillary Clinton's aides told the FBI that on two occasions he disposed of her unwanted mobile devices by breaking or hammering them which doesn't actually necessarily mean anything to me but it i'm not saying got that from somewhere here's the deal either way they what they had was a fucking investigation and they then they concluded that it was fine so right suddenly this one is like she's not recycling these electronics.

It's terrible for the environment. Oh, yeah. I mean, let's look. We can talk about all the fucking rare earth metals and shit. But this is a whole other time. But yes, one more time. I just want to put the attention on Eric Trump, who's been really busy helping daddy out on the news. He basically dry snitching on his family, talking about the

weaponization of the DOJ here. And I don't think he realizes what he's saying because he's like, this doesn't happen without Joe Biden knowing about it. But then he has to then incriminate his entire family in this. But this is the system. And make no mistake, Jesse. I mean, I know the White House as well as anyone. I spent a lot of time there. I know the system. This did not happen without Joe Biden's explicit approval. The White House approved of this. Mark, mark my words, Jesse, it will come out. I love you see the press secretary out there today. We had no knowledge of this at all. Give me a break. A field office wouldn't take basically going on to say, we know how the DOJ works. You get mad at someone and you tell them to go harass somebody.

Right. This is how it works. Yeah. But whatever. I mean, this is all part and parcel of the circus that we may end up. Give me a break. He's got that five day growth going that like Don Jr. Like, I feel like we came in with don jr being like sort of the the

joke but now eric has has taken the trailing position right yeah anyways i feel i have no evidence for this but i feel like baron's the one on the inside that's like yo my dad got all these papers oh man right can you come clear this what was that tweet i like i did like the joke that like 30 different people made right away they were like baron's just on the xbox being like yo in the back like not even looking up yeah someone tweeted it was like baron baron not looking up from his xbox and then the quote was safes in the back all right let's take a quick break we'll'll come back. We'll talk about Johnny Depp. I'm Jess Casavetto, executive producer of the hit Netflix documentary series,

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back, and Johnny Depp is back in the news because he just scored a lucrative $1 million deal to continue to be the face, the chest,

the guitar, the animal power of Dior. So, you know, cancel culture strikes again. Johnny Depp landed a deal. It's like Louis XIV in a new movie and shit. I'm like, wow.

This motherfucker recovered real quick. Wow, did he the 14th is that the one with the head i think louis the 14th was like the sun came right wasn't he like good times good times johnny yeah yeah yeah but first of all aside from his history of abuse who the the fuck looks at Johnny Depp and thinks I want to smell like that guy. Like I, I feel like I can look at him and know what he smells like. Yeah. It's not good. He smells like old leather,

cigarettes, wine breath, like old cigarettes, wine breath. Like someone who brushes his teeth, you know, once every four to five days four or five weeks yeah dude just like that that rancid sort of old like sleeping off three hangovers in a row

type shit the cigarettes i i want to say they're like clove cigarettes but then just a shirt that has not been washed and had like over the course of like multiple you know night sweats mixed with probably a live you know live band live concert rock concert like is it mixed in there like that fool is stinky in my imagination brand is not clean i feel like in every movie since the 90s he's sweeping back his greasy fucking hair like yeah and like right doesn't look clean and then he was a pirate i'm not fucking i'm not asking a pirate for fucking cleanliness tips so his whole brand is interesting because like there's a couple like he he's the face of Sauvage from Dior. Sauvage. Jared Leto is one of the faces of, I think it's called Guilty or something.

I think it's actually pronounced Colty. He's the face of Guilty from Gucci. And I'm just like, what is it with like abusive grimy looking white boys that makes you think that I want to smell like them or I want men in my life to smell like that I mean it does signal to men they're like look at these people where it doesn't seem their transgressions ever catch up to them kind of vibe it's like you can smell like that too yeah apparently his like the sales of Dior cologne really shot up even during his trial. So that's a real bummer.

So, I mean, I guess that's all you really need to know about why they're sticking with him, but it's just, so his, the, the idea is that he has smooth animal charm and in the ads,

he plays a less Paul in the desert to an audience of wolves i'm sorry what it's just so like it is getting to see exactly how like what johnny depp thinks is cool this is like when jeremy renner was making his own music exactly it really has jeremy renner's musical career vibes he probably like you know holy shit you know this he was like i have an idea right in the desert and i'm playing a guitar for wool and they're like okay this zoom call got fucking strange it's also giving like matthew mcconaughey lincoln as vibes to me too in a way yeah like you're so haunted you don't realize it yeah like i i'm not a cool person i don't think i'm cool i've accepted

that about myself but like i don't think that's cool either and i don't know who thinks that's cool but that's i don't see that and think yeah, those people are the type of people that I wish I was like playing a West Hall in the desert to an audience of wolves. Yeah. I feel like the Matthew McConaughey ones are weird enough that like, I like Johnny Depp. This is something that I would have, filmed myself doing when I was 12 and I was really into Slash and the November Rain video and really into Wolves like any 12-year-old boy is. And, like, that, like, it's, and that is also when he was at peak fame, right?

It was, like, the 90s. So, like, his idea. fame right was like the 90s so like his depends on what idea right i feel like we can say 03 i'd say somewhere around 03 really took off that's true that that is when people stopped saying no to him or stopped telling him the truth about when he said does this look cool they were like yeah man in 90 like 90s probably right yeah i don't know i mean he looks like he's stuck in like some hybrid of the 80s 90s and 60s 80s 90s and today yeah right yeah today like the less paul is such a is such a tell to me it's like that's such a rocker's guitar man right like yeah that's that's definitely like a detail that he probably you know really

advocated for but all of these ads have just been like shitty from the beginning like and controversial right i feel like he dresses like stephen tyler's mic stand that's it that's all yes no you're right though and you should say that. It's just so many scarves. Yeah. Very scurvy. You can have scurvy. He got scurvy. Can I? I'd like to say also, though, with the trial, something that has kind of irked me and like been bothering me is that no one is talking about the text messages with Paul Bettany. And I'm like, hey, can we address the fact that Vision was also being super fucked up in these text messages? Oh, was that Paul Bettany. And I'm like, Hey, can we address the fact that vision was also being super fucked up in these text messages? Oh,

was everybody like Paul Bettany? Are these the new ones that were unsealed? No, this is from the trial. This is what's so wild about everything about this trial and everything around this guy since then, which is like the weird drips and drabs of information that comes out from certain places,

but also like the massive suppression of like facts and also ignoring shit like especially with like other people that have been implicated like I guess now Paul Bettany. Paul Bettany, when Johnny Depp was like, we should burn Amber. Oh yeah.

That's right. Paul Bettany was like, we should drown her instead. And I'm like, um, what it's an improv it's just yes and i'm just yes ending it's actually no instead yeah not even good improv he's like no burning drowning instead opposites changing bad improv bad improv bad person don't disagree don't you cannot disagree in the in the scene or else now you've complete oh my god now we're now we're arguing in the scene that's the biggest criticism when we go up yeah because we just we argue on stage but yeah that is our yeah miles to your point these are tweaked versions of an ad campaign that i think we talked about before on this

podcast because it got pulled immediately in 2019 his his Savage ad billed by Dior as an authentic journey deep into the native American soul in a sacred founding and secular territory. I'm sorry. What? Yeah. Starring indigenous dancers and actors, but mostly Johnny Depp lounging at a campfire and playing, you guessed it, his guitar.

There was a First Nations actress on the set who they were like, see, we're cool. Like she's here, so we're cool. She has since claimed that she was uncomfortable during filming witnessing a company blatantly disrespecting indigenous culture so he also well also let's not forget salvage it's fucking savage and then it's just french so when have they ever done anything wrong miles right oh wow he also claimed that he was like part Native American for the role of Tonto in the Lone Ranger. Yeah. That's a fun trick that white people like to do.

Oh, yeah. Like Taylor Lautner. I have not forgotten. Oh, really? Taylor Lautner did? Okay. Taylor Lautner did that. All right.

Yeah. For Twilight. Right, right, right. No, but was he out here claiming that? He was like, yeah, you know yeah oh wow every other person that's supposed to be a member of the tribe in the movie is actually indigenous wow well look although there's a whole controversy y'all know i'm a twi heart i love twilight there's a whole controversy where they between the first movie and the second movie they had to fire a bunch of the people that were like

secondary native characters because they were supposed to cut their hair for the book and they were like hey we actually don't do that it's against our you know practices for our culture and they were like well we're gonna find someone who will have fun with that wow yeah they're like in these rastafarians they cut their dreadlocks off and they're like i'm not sure you know anything about anything at this point for the movie stephanie meyer is a pro right geez when people were like i don't think you are native american giant up he said uh that he would purchase the site of wounded knee and return it to the zoo like to just you know just be like oh yeah well how about this and then he never did that shit okay i love land back

love that but like to say you're gonna do it and then not do it like right yeah bro i would have i wouldn't have forgiven him it's not my place to forgive him. But I would have been like, okay. I see that there were some attempts at some sort of reparation made. Dude, you're just lying, lying, and then lying again. And then pump faking reparations? Don't do that. Just leave that shit all alone. And look.

And they call it Indian giving? I think not. Yeah, right. Yikes. For real. Johnny Depp what a A1 whatever the fuck this creature is it's my new word for people creature a true creature

well Karama it's been truly a pleasure as always having you on the show where can people find you and follow you and all that good stuff people can find me on twitter at karama drama k-o-r-a-m-a d-r-a-m-a and uh that's that's pretty much it i don't do the visual ones as much like the tiktoks and the twitters but if you're so inclined

it's the same handle across the board there you go you just lurk instagrams i said twitter but i meant instagram you lurk on the visual ones? Is that what you do? I lurk, yeah. I'm a commenting fiend on TikTok. I love a comment on TikTok. Oh, really? Yeah, I love engaging.

Yeah, the comments are, I feel like, a little more humane on certain TikTok videos, I've noticed. Certain. Yeah, certain. I know. There's different genres. Some are toxic as shit. Others, I'm like, damn, y'all are positive as a motherfucker in here.

And is there a tweet or some of the work of social media that you've been enjoying? Yes. It's more of the genre of social media. I don't know if you guys have heard about the fake production of Hamilton that's being done at that church. Oh, in McAllen, Texas?

Yeah, we're talking about that. They talked about it a couple days ago. They're calling it Scamilton. I cannot stop watching Scamilton videos. I am obsessed. With the terrible singing. It's so funny. I mean, they're children,

so their voices are still growing. Oh, it's kids? They're kids! Okay, I saw the headline, and then Becca and I were talking about it on the trending episode, and we were trying to find clips. I had no idea it was kids. Oh my, and they're doing all this anti-LGBT shit.

The costume budget is popping. Really? The costumes look good. Wow. The singing leaves some stuff to be desired. Yeah. But the Jesus references and the ways that they've cut it so that they can make it more church friendly, hilarious to me. They cut out half of Say No to This,

which is the song with The Affair, because how do you make it Jesus? How do I say no to Jesus? How can I say no to this and he's talking to a cross? Right. Are you guys going to get sued if I

sing for like 30 seconds? No, good you're good this is clearly a parody yeah but they're like my faith is in jesus and i'm like what are you what but not that good wow i'm an okay singer but they are you you did more than good we heard about your acapella career stuff front You can blend. We know that. Thank you. Like a Republican. Miles, where can people find you, follow you, and what is a tweet you've been enjoying?

Find me on Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Grey Podcast. We got Miles and Jack Got Mad. Boosty is a new episode just dropped today. And guess what, Sixers fans? Tune some for some fun talk less laker talk uh this week also if you like 90 day fiance like i do guess what i also talk about that on 4 20 day fiance so check that out with sophia alexander some tweets that i like first one is at Teresa Traver one tweeted. My next book will be a domestic mystery called why am I the only one in the house who notices when the pets are out of water?

A lot of people who have pets feel, know this dynamic somewhere in their home. Another one is from ever Maynard at ever Maynard tweeted. Remember when whoop ass came in cans or retro retro tweet. And then, uh, at boss underscore on underscore here, dilly dilly tweeted. Women love telling you to wash your water bottles. It gets clean every time I fill it, babe.

Uh, and I'm telling you, you need to wash your mother fucking, but I liked the tweet because of the, you know, aggressive ignorance, but I'm telling you, you need to wash your motherfucking butt. I like the tweet because of the aggressive ignorance, but I'm telling you, wash that. And if you don't believe me, fucking disassemble your lid. Take that latex ring on that takes the seal that makes the seal on it. Clean all that shit. It probably smells like earring bags. Look under there. Yeah.

I drink my water like whoop ass in cans. There you go. For the most part. Liquid jazz. Yeah, that's what I do. A tweet I've been enjoying, comma aficionado tweeted, just a picture of some graffiti that said,

Jesus, no name is higher. And then someone wrote in small letters above Jesus, Dave. wrote in small letters above Jesus. Dave. You can find me on Twitter at Jack underscore O'Brien. You can find us on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist. We're at The Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page

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footnotes where we link off to the information that we talked about in today's episode as well as a song that we think you might enjoy

Miles what song do we think people might enjoy oh man Jack when you said you didn't remember the website I felt like

Wesley Snipes in New Jack City smart man it done got you i got the brain fog i got the brain fog oh my goodness please please recover radical rest jack radical rest uh the song that we are gonna ride out on you know what karama you're right let's go out on some carly ray je. Look, if you're at the... When's that show? October 18th or something like that? Yeah. I think it's October 18th.

Guess what? I might be there. Karama might be there. If you're in LA, Carly Rae Jepsen definitely going to be there. This is Carly Rae Jepsen with Beach House. Ride out on that. Get your energy up.

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