The Daily Zeitgeist - Luigi Mangione Has Been AppreTrended 12/9: United Healthcare CEO Assassin, The Golden Globes, Meet The Press, Raygun Musical

Episode Date: December 9, 2024

In this edition of Luigi Mangione Has Been AppreTrended, Jack and Miles discuss their respective weekends, the United Healthcare CEO assassin possibly being apprehended, the Golden Globe nominations, Trump's "Meet The Press" interview, the "Raygun" musical and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I mean, look, I get that's fair because she does dress very well. And that would be something like, you know, I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy.

I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. I'm going to be a good guy. Sure. But do you think? Like, I mean, look, I get that's fair because she does dress very well. And that would be something like people who dress well would think is maybe

I'm to put down. But that's just like her opinion, man. That's just her opinion. And that's the difference. You dress well. Me, I don't. Yeah. I I basically dress how I wanted to dress when I couldn't afford to buy my own clothes when I was in like sixth and seventh grade. Yeah.

Yeah. That's I think that sort of is my defining fashion ethos is like what I've wanted that when I was 13. I want it now. Then ask it. Well, she's the fuck out of here. It starts with the basketball shorts. Yeah, I can give it the like Adam Sandler.

It all revolves around the basketball shorts. Basketball shorts now like just straight up like shimmer, sheen, basketball shorts. That's definitely a tough sell, I think, at a man of our age, probably. They really fell off in a way that it's disappointing. shorts that's definitely a tough sell I think at a man of our age probably they really fell off in a way that it's disappointing look at hoodies I'm not you need to buy them in your size Jack what do you mean it was I bought buying them too big or too small because you said they fell off Oh, Brian, Brian, come on. Damn, you can get some good mouth tape at Goop. Oh, that's that's something. I would say that mouth breathing in mouth taping.

You tell the lady of the house that. When like brands like, you know, fucking Christian Dior stop making hoodies, then we can have that competition. Hell yeah, man. I'm going to like practice saying that and then I'm going to like fucking melt. Hey, man, when brands like Christian, you're like Christopher Robin stops making hoodies.

Christopher Robin. So bad with these brands. I really am. OK, there's something there. Maybe now we think I know Brian's going to say absolutely not. That was shit. Oh, wait, you guys were trying to do a cold. Look, was that this more lukewarm than anything. Always, man. It's Monday morning.

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Um, my name is Jack. Cool version. That over there is miles gray. Um, exactly. Exactly. We're recording this on Monday morning so you can listen to it on Monday afternoon. Oh, you have a YouTube channel.

Go check it out. We have, we drop one YouTube episode a week. You can see what we look like while we talk. Very thrilling stuff. You see my boogers too. Literally. The last one, if you I probably I'm kind of Streisand affecting this at this point. There is no man to bring it up. There is no main need to bring it up.

There is no makeup and, you know, hair. No, no, no, no. We are rolling in for people who are concerned like they're pivoting to video. We're like, bro, we look like shit still don't even realize they're being recorded. Yeah. Sorry. I have now boogies started to forget which. What day it is. Yeah, what sort of thing it is, my name, where I am. But also, yeah, which which day we're recording the video episodes.

The next one will be moco free, though. No boogers, I swear. OK, moco. Yeah. Is that what you have moco mocos? OK, that's Spanish for boogers. Damn, man. You're just killing it with the Espanol Espanol 101. I'm impressed. All right.

This is the episode where we tell you what was trending over the weekend was trending this Monday morning. First, we like to let you get to know us a little bit better, get to know each other a little bit better by telling each other something we think is underrated, something we think is overrated. Miles, you want to kick us off with something you think is underrated? Sure. Underrated. Again, I was I look, I saw what you thought was underrated and the planets are aligned because we have very similar ones. Mine is just the power of children's rhymes.

Yeah. Yeah. So the guy's child is talking more and more and more, you know, as, as he gets closer to two years old and speaking normally, fully mimicking everyone like me, her majesty. I'm saying shit like, oh shit. He's like, oh shit. You know, I'm like, oh, okay, okay. You just say that. I've said that a few times.

Her Majesty, my mom, like mimicking the way like she'll be on the phone with one of her friends talking in Japanese and in Japan, you audibly like grunt when you like, like instead of head nodding, you go, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm. You talking about like that. Now you're talking about so my podcasting style. Yeah, no, but like, but it's very normal. Like I grew up with that house, that sound in the house all the time.

My mom's phone here going, mm, mm, mm. So my mom was over the guys child is just like next to her on the phone. And he's just going, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm. Like just like maybe roasting. So then it's just I think he just he's just going, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm. Like just, like, maybe. Just roasting people. So then, just, I think he just, he's just like now realizing he's able to fully kind of recreate the sounds he's hearing in his environment, like, like, you know, linguistically.

I look, I'm not a child development expert, so I just came up with that convoluted explanation. But the best part is, so I listened to Peek-A-Boo, obviously by Kendrick Lamar a lot And especially when I'm driving around so the other day I have this he's in the back seat and We get to the the obviously the seminal what they talk about in town then Huh, you know he does a huh What right so the guy shout what they talk about didn't talk about none is a little bit too advanced for him So he's does a huh? Yeah. What? Right. So the guy shout what they talk about, they talk about.

And then is a little bit too advanced for him. So he's hitting the huh? What in the background? And then now he does peekaboo like when it goes peekaboo. He like delayed. He goes peekaboo. Yes. He again. I was like, this dude is a died in the wall. L.A. kid, Kendrick fan.

And then I'm like, no, he's a baby. And we've just been saying peekaboo for his entire line. So that your favorite song right now happens to be about his favorite game. A game that blows his mind because he has a lot of object permanence. Yeah, look, it's not about object permanence, man. It's about he knows what time it is. It's it's West West all day. But I was like, I was like kind of getting teary eyed, like misty eyed about it.

Like, look, we're bonding over this music. And then it hit me. I'm like, he's saying he knows peekaboo because of the game. And that didn't diminish anything. But again, that's just the power of, I think, having that stuff in there. For when a song like peekaboo does come out, he can sing along. Yeah, yeah, I had. So I was just talking about like, you know, my kids are a little older and they're going through the phase of, uh, you know, having spins on like classic school

songs that are violent or scatological like I think I talked last week about the I love you you love me let's team up and kill Barney yeah version of the Barney song that has been going off for a full year. But they're coming back to me with shit that like. Hasn't changed in 40 years. They're asking me to spell eye cup. Oh, yeah. Yeah. They're doing like Harry and Lloyd and Dumb and Dumber. Like, why don't you take a bite of your burger?

Yeah, exactly. And then, you know, I always give it to them. I see you. Hey, wait a second. And they're like, ah, ah, you be careful. The losers respect for you too much. Do I know my dad every time I'm kind of worried about the fucking doofus he lacks object permanence, you know, the yellow River by I.P.

Freely, I've heard come on. Wow, Jesus, I haven't fucking heard that in like thirty five. Yeah, it's back, man. So I I'm trying to figure out like part of me. I'm like, damn, these songs, these rhymes, these ideas have been passed from one second grade class to the next year over year in an unbroken chain of scatological humor. But I think it might be dumb dads like me being like, Oh, you think that's funny? Wait, wait until you hear the diarrhea song.

When you're driving in your Chevy and your pants are kind of heavy diarrhea. Yeah, right. You're sliding into first and you feel something burst. Yeah. Second is always. Do they know that? So they didn't. But I was like, you know, this one, right. And now and they liked it.

And now I'm like, oh, this is how this is happening. It's just like a dad desperate to like pass time with the kids and not have them be asked to like, you know, watch a movie or something. And yeah, and and just desperate for a laugh, you know. Yeah, sure, sure. That's all I care about. Easy. But anyways, I think I'm out of material. Hit me up with your best poop based nursery rhymes. Yeah, there's a new one in the game.

ABCDEFG gummy bears are chasing me. That's a lot of fun. One is red, one is blue. One is peeing on my shoe. And then what is about kids finding their parents edibles or some shit? Exactly. Why the fuck do gummies have to do it? It's like crazy shit.

Yeah. Yeah. Hey, these gummy bears are chasing me. Now I'm running for my life because the red one has a knife. Now I'm running even faster because the blue one has a blaster and we're back in kid territory The night was a little dark. But yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah last year They this is a very popular one right now They their versions that go to go into the future three thousand years of the future. There's a Darth Vader one but oh shit, and then of course we are in the

But oh, shit. And then, of course, we are in the season for the most classic one of these, which is Jingle Bell's Batman Smell. Robin laid an egg. Robin did lay an egg. Although in other regions, it can be Robin flew away. But not not in this house. In this household, Robin always lays an egg. The Batmobile lost a wheel, lost a wheel. And if you must know, Joker took ballet.

You were a ballet. Yeah, OK. Ballet. So for me, Joker got away. And I never heard ballet until I started researching this. She's been researching this thing called ballet. Right. Never heard of ballet. But I wonder if it was like you more Russian immigrants in your neighborhood or something.

I don't know. I don't know. Not at my school necessarily, but I mean, they're definitely there, they're like respect for ballet. Yeah, I wouldn't say it's I don't know if that's necessarily like culturally tied to like some kind of Russian diaspora. It sounds very sophisticated to me. It maybe comes off as very gender normative. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Ballet. Yeah, exactly. Like that's the ultimate own is the Joker's doing ballet. So like in a two to toxic masculinity way, it's like Batman. Don't worry, guys. Batman one. However, in in mine, you know, there's no hope at the end of that song.

Things are going bad for Batman. He smells bad. We don't know what the fuck's going on with Robin. His car's breaking down and then the Joker got away and it's just like on to the next one Yeah, pretty pretty tough hard life. Yeah in Brazil it goes so I was like looking at this reddit thread where like Trying to get to the bottom of this. Yeah get to the new castle UK in the 90s It was Batman smells Robin flew away.

He lost his pants in the middle of France and found them in Bombay. Very much better traveled. Yeah, but also like way better lyrical construction. Yes. It's just like he smells the wheel came off this guy's like, what the fuck? He's that one's got a little bit of, oh, whoa, where are his pants? And then, oh, they were from this country, then found them over here. Some craft.

There is some craft involved in that one. Yeah. America was basically jingle bells. The Joker's gay. That's it. Sorry, we can't come up with anything more than that. Yeah. Yeah.

There's like a little imperialism built in there where there's like, you know, traveling, low popping around about to Bombay. Also, Brazil, someone from Brazil was like, oh, ours is jingle bells, jingle bells. We've ran out of paper. Don't worry. Don't worry. Clean it up with newspaper. Sounds bad in English, but it rhymes in Portuguese. I'm like, that's nowhere to start with that one. I don't know that that's necessarily a variation

on the Batman genre. No. Yeah, I'm sure that, what are we talking about here? I don't know. Is it shit? Is it dog mess? Yeah, like is it a mashup with the diarrhea song? Like, you know, or is it a murder? Are they trying to, we run out of paper. Please, I would not. Clean it up with the diarrhea song like, yeah, you know, or is it a murder?

Are they trying to run out of paper? Please clean it up with not newspaper. Don't use the toilet and wipe with newspaper. Yeah, I would. Unless you crumple it up a lot and then flatten it out so it gets a little bit softer. Yeah, yeah. Oh, that's the key.

People don't know about that. You know, that's what they talk about. They say that's use a paper shopping bag to crumple it up. Do those projects as a kid where you took a paper shopping bag and crumpled it up so it looked like a deer skin to know like artifact drawings. Oh, yeah, we did like caveman drawings or whatever on like crumpled up bags, like shopping bags, so the texture felt like maybe it was old leather and then we just do stick figures on it.

Love it. That's why I know about the hack to crumple up the brown paper bag, not because I wiped myself with brown paper bags when I'm running out of newspaper last week. That's all right, man. No judgment here. Did you guys have there's a thing at my school in Dayton, Ohio, where the first week of class was like your first assignment in every class was to make a cover for your book out of brown paper bags to basically preserve the books. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. OK, we definitely do that.

You had to bring in like brown paper bags and then we all learned now. Oh shit. It's like all coming back to me. You put the the spine of the book down and then you fold it over, fold it over. And yeah, yeah, I remember that. Yeah. Yeah. Remember that. Hey, welcome to this episode of a remember that I remember. I remember as something. Hey, maybe that's something.

What's something miles that you think is overrated overrated short sweet and to the point, except not like this, though. Candy canes. I'm sorry. They are better as an aesthetic sort of texture to the holidays than as a treat. They are just giant breath mints. That's yeah, there's no fun in it. I do get like for the for the kids. I know we've talked about this in the past.

Put in the candy cane in orange and like that kind of a treat. I get that kind of fun treat or whatever, but I'm I'm not reaching for a straight up candy cane. I'll eat peppermint bark. OK. Yeah. I like little. Yeah. You like it as a dusting you. You dusted your everything bagel of Christmas treats. Yeah, you like it as a dusting. You you you dusted your everything bagel of Christmas treats. Yeah, exactly. Then shout out Trader Joe's for finally coming out with, you know, everything bagel with candy and seasoning.

They always have to like that. You see that out there? Yeah. Well, it's like funny. I feel like every time the Trader Joe's comes out with some weird seasoning, they always are left with a ton of extra. And then they just like, fuck it, put it on the popcorn, put it on chips because they were like everything bagel chips or popcorn.

Now there's stuffing chips that I'm not going to lie. Pretty good. But yeah, candy cane like I was. We had one on the tree and the guys child like ripped it off. It was old as hell. Like we were using this one as decoration. And like I kind of licked it just to be like, what's, what's an old ass candy cane tastes like? And I'm like, still the same. It didn't actually degrade in quality, but I'm like, this is not a fun flavor.

No, no, the mint flavor is I've look, I'm on the record against peppermint flavored candy canes. I think, I think there are cool things to be done with it. We have a box of Jolly Rancher flavored candy canes and short sweet and to the point is is a good description of one of them candy canes after I get done sucking on that thing because I suck it down to a point. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That move. I forgot about that.

When you can make that shit, that shit. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, man. All right. I'm back. I didn't realize there was Jolly Rancher flavor. See, yeah, I'm old. J.R. back in J.R. But yeah, I do feel like they're never like that in terms of they're never like consumed all

the way the way they're wrapped is just like you end up having so much sticky stuff nobody's ever like successfully can only candy cane without like getting just sticky ass fingerprints all over whatever room yeah mucus will just go down the fucking candy cane go around the plastic wrapper one version is you could like a paper towel, then that shit sticks on there and then you're eating paper. No, it's just an L all around. Sorry. All around L but great visually, aesthetically, great visual. Love it. Love it. We needed something like this for for whatever reason. They came they filled the role. I just I feel like there is some innovation to be done. Yeah, I mean, this shit has been around since 1670 when a choir master in Cologne, Germany, bent candy sticks to look like a fucking shepherd's crook.

Yeah, that's what we're dealing with. I thought it was like a dance like Santa. That's what we're dealing with. I thought it was like a game. That's what we're dealing with. That's what we're up against, folks. And my overrated is just any thought of eating healthily during the holidays. I was we had a holiday party at our house this weekend. There were so many for my wife's workplace. There were so many desserts like crystallized butter, sugar, just all of it. One of the desserts is just crystallized butter.

It was called Christmas crack is what the person who made it. Were they white? I was like, is this is this why you get white? Were they white? They're not white. Now, shame on them Flip it use of calling stuff crack. Yeah, that's more form anyway, but it was crystallized butter crystallized butter and sugar and topped with fudge and it was Just unbelievable. So so many good desserts and I'm I think we just have it in us to like this.

We we've talked before about how Christmas is humanities mating season. I also think it's humanities like season to put on 10 pounds because you're like about to, you know, hole up in a cave somewhere for a little while and you need the layer, so, um, do yourself a favor and just get dirty. Yeah, I'll hold back. I mean, look, give yourself look, have a little treat, you know? Yeah, especially after this fucking year. I'm about to just go eat fucking butter.

But just butter dipped in sugar straight up. Not yet. I'm a purist, baby. Just butter. Just give me an old stick and I'll chew it like a bar. I saw some people on TV who are doing like this wacky ass, like high protein, fat diet for like weight loss. They were eating sticks of butter for like their quote unquote. Now you're making me. I was like, oh, God, this is what I'm going to like.

Go on a salad only diet after just like imagining that. No, like literally like, like, like it was corned on the cob or something. My butter stick. Yeah. Treat yourself. Treat yourself. Treat yourself this holiday season.

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I said, yes, please. Because at the center of this murky world is an alleged predator. You know who he is because of his pattern of behavior? He's just spinning the web for you to get trapped in it. He's everywhere and has been everywhere. It's so much worse and so much more widespread than I had anticipated. Together, we're going to expose him and the rotten industry he works in.

It's not just me. We're an army in comparison to him. Listen to The Bunny Trap on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey everyone, it's Jon, also known as Dr. Jon Paul. And I'm Jordan, or Joho. And we are the BlackFatFilm Podcast. A podcast where all the intersections of identity are celebrated. Oh chat, this year we have had some of our favorite people on including Kid Fury, T.S. Madison, Amber Ruffin from the Amber and Lacey show, Angela Carras and more. Make sure you listen to the Black Fat Fam podcast on the iHeart Radio app,

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or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every Thursday. And we're back. We're back. And breaking fucking news, man. Breaking for us. And we're back we're back and Breaking fucking news man breaking for us. Just got hit on the ray gun way Well, we'll get to her we'll get to some other breaking news, but they're real breaking news right now Got hit up by my wife who informed me that the CEO assassin

May have been apprehended. It's still early, but miles the evidence Does not look good for this person for those for those of you that had money on him getting away You may need to call your bookie Because the man basically was apprehended in Pennsylvania was stopped with a fake, New Jersey ID So apparently the guy was on a bus going through, Pennsylvania He got off and went into a McDonald's where somebody in the McDonald's clocked them and then called the police And then they show up this dude had a similar gun to the one used last week The name the the name. Yeah, he even had the gun on him.

Had the name on the fake ID also match the fake ID shown by the suspected Rizler upon check in. So it looks I mean, unless this is all concocted, just so they can say they got a guy, this they they probably got the guy. Yeah, yeah, it's not looking good. No, not with this. After a weekend of people refusing to help like true crime, online detectives who are normally all over this shit,

we're sitting this one out, which is pretty rare in the true crime world. Like it's hard to have any crime happen that people aren't just like pouring in offering, right? Like video, uh, physics. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, as, so I actually studied physics in college and what you'll see happen here is a bit of a wobble, which yeah, there was one software engineer who jumped jumped in early, was like, all right, guys, I scraped all the city bike bike share program data. I know exactly where this guy is right now. I know because I like can follow the city bike and then YPD was immediately like that's not he is wrong, but he put himself out there and was like, I, I cracked

it. Yeah. He, yeah, I think he was saying stuff about like how he was shooting the video to be, to have like historic energy because he was like so confident that he was had just cracked the crime of the century. Anyways, he was wrong. But even before he was wrong, everyone was like, I just the fuck up, man.

We did. Yeah. I can't. It was just a no body really ridiculed and shamed. Yeah, this is like like more people were against the cops. I think this time than even in the summer of 2020. Yeah, everybody was like this is like generally people like, I don't know if I need to help the cops on this one. It was even crazy on like the Daily Wire,

like Ben Shapiro's YouTube channel, like the comment because his take was like, this is this is terrible. Like, look at the way they need to be protected. The left has a deep issue with this kind of violence. And everybody in the comments like, Ben, I love you, man. Love this show. But everyone is getting fucked by the health care companies. Yeah. So, yeah, all his right wing followers were like, why are you giving all the credit to the left?

This is everyone. But everyone, we are Spartacus. So good luck. But I mean, yeah, this was definitely had a lot of like there was more talk of CEO protection, freak out rooms than the cop part two was is very interesting how much this was also used to be like the cops need more help. Yes, they need more resources. There's a CNN article over the weekend that was just like going through.

They're like, it's actually surprisingly hard to locate this guy. Here's why. And each one was like because because the police don't have access to every face. They don't have a database with every human face in it. They don't have a database with every single living human's DNA in it, unfortunately. So, but yeah, I don't know. It's we've never really had a story like this where everyone was passively rooting for the guy who committed a premeditated murder to not get caught. And so the CNN article is just interesting because they, I mean, they're just using it as the as propaganda the way they usually do, you know, like then the police

are doing their best, but they're fighting against the odds, you know, making the police, the NYPD, the underdog. Yeah. The story is like even think of like when we had million them on on Thursday or on Friday talking about all the helicopters are flying in New York, like most people like, what is with all these all these resources because a billionaire got fucking like a CEO got killed? Like, yeah, everyone's kind of like, what the fuck is this even? And I think the reason, too, I don't think if a CEO of like a fossil fuel company got

killed, it would have the exact same effect because people are still like, there's still polarization around like fossil fuels, unfortunately, and like how much the like it's destroying our earth. With Americans and health insurance. It's truly a literal life or death thing. So it translates in a way that I don't think any other sort of figure from another predatory industry, like the reaction would be the same. I think because so many people are like, I have had to watch my family die because of shoddy health care or terrible denials of coverage,

that I think that just connects in an instant way for people. Or they're like, yeah, I don't know. I mean, I've had to, I've witnessed death and brushed close to death because of health insurance. And that's probably why the sympathy is just not there at all. Yeah. The New York Times article about it was like, cameras do not yield up secrets on their own in the headquarters of the lower Manhattan Security Initiative, the Midtown Precinct that covers the area around the shooting and the offices. Video recovery teams are scraping countless hours of footage. They're constructing a visual narrative, one time stamp snippet at a time like old time animators making a cartoon. like old time animators making a cartoon.

And with the same racism of Walt Disney to those old timey cartoon, you might have to look through a hundred hours of video to get two minutes. That's usable. Carlos Nieves, the police department's assistant commissioner of public information said at a news conference Friday night. Yeah, that's, that's nice. That's how it works. I think you've got a lot of video. Did you think, did you think that we thought the shit was just going to be like a Hollywood editor was going to edit it up for you?

So where's the I'm sure we're a dramatic reveal of this guy coming around a corner. Right. Can you set it to like a, like a Howard Shore score, maybe something like that or Hans Zimmer even. But yeah, I mean, I think this is probably a moment to, I'm sure AI grifters are coming in and be like, you know how, we probably could have done that in 14 minutes with our software. If you just load up all that and we would have found 700 people that matched and then you would have to go, yeah, maybe it's not working the way it needs to but yeah

Yeah They need they need more resources the police. That's right. We need I think we need to go learning surveillance state. Yes. Yes Yes, yes. Yes. Yes there there's an Article actually about a tech startup called Sauran that is like basically that. I'm sorry. Speaking of our shore, I did reference the guy who did the Lord of the Rings. What?

Yeah. A little tongue in cheek is what they say. But they're like, it gets the point across. You're not going to be able to fucking do anything around these tech billionaires homes. What is a salt? What is a sauron? Is it just like a glowing red eye that you put the top of your technology developed for autonomous vehicles, robotics and border security? Sauron has built a supercharged burglar alarm.

The concept has resonated in Bay Area tech circles where crime in San Francisco is a constant subject on tech podcasts. Not inequality, not inequality, not inequality. OK, OK, OK, OK. It's the crime. I don't know what the heck's going on here. There's this amazing line where one of the guys who's involved in it is like, first of all, he says, is it a machine that could take out a bad actor with a bullet or something? Like talking about the future of like a, you know, autonomous drone? Saying that sort of like rhetorically, like, yeah, question.

Yeah. Is it still figuring out how to incorporate drones? It is already imagining more aggressive countermeasures. Hearts said, is it a machine that could take out a bad actor with a bullet or something? Or something I love. I love when the person who is designing a deadly piece of technology that might just automatically shoot you if you're like walking by the wrong house ends their sentence with or something or something. Question mark. Well thought out.

He also in this article talks about how the tech industry, like, seems, like the apocalyptic thinking seems a little much to him sometimes. Hart said, discussions sometimes turned to best practices for fleeing the United States. In a scenario where someone acquired citizenship and a residency in New Zealand and had a pilot fly them there to safety quote people were talking about whether or not you kill the pilot of your plane because the pilot could harm your family he said wow so in case you're curious about who is designing the tech that is designed to keep them safe. That that's that's the thinking.

Well, and then you got to kill the pilot, because otherwise he's going to know your location. And it's got to be like a super secret. I feel like we need to have Douglas Rushkoff again on again to talk about this, because I mean, that's exactly what all these people think is like, well, then. And when do I kill my servants? Right. Do I have to kill my servants? How do I make sure my servants don't kill me? Yeah.

And how and how do I keep them under the threat of death? Should they wear explosive collars that will blow their head off? If I if I hit a button, do I hold the key to all the food? So I have to live if they want to live. Oh, my God. These are the things that keep me up at night. Yeah. If I learn how to pilot a plane to New Zealand and then kill myself, what am I going to do?

People who missed the Douglas Rushkoff episode, he is a like futurist and thinker who was approached by billionaires about like, how do we get through like the future of climate change? And that those were the sorts of questions they were asking. They weren't like, so how do we create a clean energy? It was it was how to make sure the poor know I got the fucking keys to everything and then fuck around and find out. And also what's the best way for them to find out? But it really is. It does feel more and more like the like the world is being remade in these people's image

of of it. You know, like I ever heard a woman telling someone it was a woman being being worked out by a private trainer who was like, Oh, look, someone's throwing bottles on Larchmont, like a street nearby. And then she was like, yeah, I saw it on my citizen app. Somebody has just gone off and they're throwing bottles, like just getting updates on their phone anytime anybody acts aggressively in there. But it's also within a 20 block radius, according to someone who reports it

themselves. Exactly. Oh, God. Someone's yelling. So yelling. Oh, exactly. OK, I'm sorry. The Rams are playing the Buffalo Bills. OK, that's that might be what's happening. I'm sorry. I just saw people yelling. They were all wearing the same color. It just really freaked me out. I don't know if there's gang members here.

It's it is wild, though, because more more and more people have just the weirdest technology like I've seen shit in my neighborhood where people like on one of the bigger streets like, you know, kind of like a main thoroughfare. Like people have these like censored lights that just throw up a blue like siren light. Basically, I see those two. It's just the light. I'm like, why is there is a I see those two. It's just the light. I'm like, why is there is a cop at this location and it's just a light.

Yeah, it's someone's house to be like, just to deter somebody from like, hey, don't stop and tie your shoe in front of my house or else my fucking weird thing goes off, move along asshole. Yeah, it is like, like it is funny though, that that the the paranoia that is created because of these billionaires, you know total lack of consideration for their greed is like now Making the like they're creating this world in their mind that is created by their greed and we're just you're like what the fuck there's another way to do this, but Yeah, saw her, bring it on.

We don't have a functional system to like stop it from happening, so. Nah, nah. Yeah. And call my house Mount Doom. All right, let's take another break and we'll come back and talk about the Golden Globes and Trump's interview and Ray Gun.

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that I had not heard of. More move. There's more movies this year. There's more movies. I thought I saw they made even more movies. Amelia Perez, the a movie called The Brutalist, Conclave, Anora. Are these real movies? I knew I wanted to watch that. Yeah, The Brutalist I was not aware of. The Substance and Anora both got five nominations.

Those are both on my list of movies to watch. I know those. Wicked got a bunch, but the director was snubbed. Wicked fans are not happy. Meryl Streep wasn't nominated for her TV work on only murders in the building. And we can pretty much guarantee that Meryl Streep does not give a fuck about that. No, doesn't she have like 700 Golden Globes? I feel like this is what I guess that has a record for some. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

And then just Pamela Anderson on there for her work in a movie called The Last Showgirl. That also features Dave Bautista, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kiernan Shipka from Mad Men. OK. But is directed by a Coppola. Another Coppola family member by a Coppola, another Coppola family member. I was Coppola like a like a one we don't know that isn't Schwartz, Jason Schwartzman or Nicholas Cage or Sophia Coppola.

It's yeah, Gia Coppola, I think is the name. Oh, God, who's that? So another another who does she daughter? Coppola, Coppola's, you know, there's a couple of couples out there. Got it. So you are so got it. Francis is grandpa. Oh, wow.

That's where we're at. Yeah. The next generation of couple, which means, and your cousins are Jason Schwartzman and Nicholas cage. That's cool. What a life. Hey, shout out. Yeah. Yeah.

Brian, the editor points out, copulas will copulate. Turns out. And then you get more than a couple of copulas. I guess I'm not surprised because the HFPA is all like it's a lot of like European journalists do that. Like some French musical is getting all these things. And I'm like, what the fuck is what? Yeah. They went like real, real obscure on this. They're like, I don't know, we're not.

Nobody's going to watch this shit. Yeah. Well, man. Well, yeah, I mean, it's it's been like the the association has been bought like a few years ago and it's it's like not not anything like it was before. So here we go. We'll see. We'll see where it's like not not anything like it was before. So here we go. We'll see. We'll see where it goes. We'll see where it goes. But I'm did they nominate twisters?

I don't think twisters got a single nomination. That's I didn't I hadn't even thought about this is fucking till just now. This is a fucking crime. People are getting fucking sucked off into the sky just now. This is a fucking crime. People were getting fucking sucked off into the sky just randomly. There were people you're like, oh, that person's getting sucked off. The person next to them got sucked off.

Yeah, yeah. That, I don't know, that's filmmaking for me. Wait a second, wait a second. I found an article that says, a cinematic and box office achievement. We have Alien Romulus, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Deadpool and Wolverine, Gladiator two inside out to twisters.

This is this is a category. Oh, this is a new category for just like for bomb bomb ass movies from the box. I'm as movies that did good at box office. Oh, hell yeah. All right. We're back, baby. We're back, baby. Somehow they miss Mawana it too, even though that was like the biggest movie. Yeah bigger It's a cartoon there. We did the wild robot cinematic and box office achievement Category Twisters colon that guy just got sucked off by the sky

Yeah. Yeah Something you've been calling for for a while. Look at you. I know, but I feel like they just go down the list of movies that made a certain amount of money, right? They're like sort by box office return. Click. Yeah, I feel like it should be like the movies that did the best in the art of popcorn cinema, you know.

And that's what's going on. I don't know why my voice turned into the fucking comic book guy, as I was saying that. Popcorn cinema. There's a Trump interview over the weekend. Yeah, did one with Kristen Welker and it was real nice. You know, they're already just like, we're back at it again, fawning over him, doing a few follow up questions, some pushback, but overall, you know, Trump just got to say whatever he wanted. I'm not, I'm not going to play clips. We're not going to subject

everyone to his voice already. I'll just give you the lowlights very quickly He was talking tough about tariffs, but also on here talking tough on tariffs, man TTOT But it also clear at the same time doesn't understand how trade works just based on like when Kristen Welker was hitting him with follow-ups He just said like asinine things that were like buzzwords that he probably heard during a Heritage Foundation meeting He's also seriously considering that were like buzzwords that he probably heard during a Heritage Foundation meeting. He's also seriously considering are seriously considering pardoning the January sixers. He said he won't direct the feds to arrest people like Joe Biden or Adam Schiff. But Cash Patel and Pam Bondi might. And that's that was kind of like his hands.

He's like, I don't know. I mean, if they think if they think that's right, then then maybe they'll have to do that. And then he will also he also mentioned that he will deport U.S. citizens with undocumented undocumented parents, basically saying he wants to kill birthright citizenship. That's the 14th Amendment. But again, also doesn't understand the Constitution. I think he thinks he'll do that by executive order. And then that'll probably get tied up in lawsuits.

And then we then we'll really find out how fucking gone we are. Also was very vague when asked about whether or not abortion medications will still be available for people. So that was those were kind of the big pieces. It's more of the same, but just as awful as ever. Cool. And they were just kind of like, hey, and we're just we're here to open up a dialogue with you. My there's like a picture of him. Like the graphic was like him with with arms wide open.

Like it was like he's coming back. Like it was clearly I'll show you. It says return to office. It looks it's so fucking freaky. Wow. Fist in the air. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Return to off. Was it he sat down? It was like a studio. Okay. Yeah. But then that was the graphic for it.

Yeah. Yeah. I feel like we never sit knee was the graphic for it. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm You're like we didn't we never sit kneecap to kneecap anymore miles. What? What's good? It's cuz you're very sweaty. Yeah, my kneecaps get sweaty I do right through the do ruin both your and my pants Yeah, it goes the sweat goes right through your jeans very thick jeans that you kept promising me You've treated with Goretex on the inside to keep making this on it.

Yeah, no, no such luck. No. All right. And finally, we've been keeping an eye on the Reagan, the musical Reagan, the musical break in. Yeah. Breaking news as opposed to the breaking news we gave you earlier. Yeah, breaking breaking news as opposed to the breaking news we gave you earlier.

The Parody Stage musical, you know, has been a part of the viral stories and the viral story since Reagan burst onto the scene with her whimsical trademark blend of not really knowing how to dance, but being in a dance competition. And an Australian comedian was planning to preview some songs from the planned Ray Gun themed musical on Saturday night, including tunes like, you may be a B girl, but you'll always be an A girl to me and I'm breaking down. And it was scrapped because Ray Gun's legal team put a stop to it, sending a threat claiming that the musical could cause confusion for people

who thought that Reagan herself was involved. Really? Really? I mean, really? I mean, I get that, but it's so clearly a fucking parody. Do you think, I mean, she has gone into hiding you think her next she's gonna reemerge like Reagan the musical We're gonna completely just fucking cell phone on stage And I thought Ozzy's had a better sense of humor, but I get it. This woman has been basically The Internet's punching bags and Reagan Reagan right. Yeah, but now I'm like, oh this could be cool The Internet's punching bags and Reagan as Reagan Right. Yeah, but now I'm like, oh this could be cool But then part of me is like just off of those song titles. I'm like, yeah, you know what maybe better man

Yeah, just don't the song title be girl, but you'll always be an a girl. Hey girl. What? I'm okay breaking down Yeah, I don't know. I don't want to knock it until I've I've heard every note. But that's true. That's true. It does. It does seem like I don't know. Well, we'll see. This is a legal action that seems to be the equivalent of I don't know. Maybe if you invited me, but like you didn't even ask me.

It's kind of weird. My own musical. In a statement, her management group claimed they were committed to protecting her intellectual property and ensuring that her brand remained strong and respected. I'm sorry. That was another bodega boys. The brand is not strong.

Okay. This is the brand is a joke. They also noted they would take necessary steps to safeguard Rachel's creative rights and the integrity of her work. They also noted they would take necessary steps to safeguard Rachel's creative rights and the integrity of her work. Like her brand is being bad at break dancing. Is that a brand? It's more like you're infamous.

Yeah, it's infamy. The infamy is not a brand, right? I guess that's I don't know if that's a legal argument, but here, let me be your lawyer and practice law and I'll show that Infamy is not a brand There you go. It's a cultural designation. I was definitely gonna have a Streisand effect like nobody knew That this like not even a musical like some songs being performed at a bar Existed and now it's global news. So that probably didn't have the intended effect, but

It isn't therefore in keeping with her overall brand of not having the intended effect Yeah, what she seems to be trying to do The comedian did refund the $10 to everybody about tickets. So alright happy ending I would have been funny if this also ended in a grift It's like patrons are still trying to figure out how they will get their money back, right? We can't find the comedian for comment NFP's. Yeah Yeah, we'll have to talk on tomorrow's episode about the Hawk to a rug full Oh man, what a weekend. What a weekend

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