The Daily Zeitgeist - Madame Trend Starring Dakota JohnsTrend 3/7: Haley PAC, Hanna Gutierrez-Reed, Rust, Power Grid, Netflix, Sydney Sweeney

Episode Date: March 7, 2024

In this edition of Madame Trend, Jack and Miles discuss Biden courting Nikki Haley voters, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed getting convicted of involuntary manslaughter as the armorer on 'Rust', the AI boom straining the U.S. power grid, Netflix getting rid of their 'Basic' plan (feat. Jake Paul, for some reason), Sydney Sweeney killing wokeness… with her boobs and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Geist Child does really well He imitates He's on his way to speaking But when I go like He always goes back Yeah And I told you he loves And he kind of starts doing that He always goes back like... Yeah. Got those mirror neurons. Fire night. And I told you, he loves... And he kind of starts doing that effect.

No, he'll just be like... Like, no! Incorrect! It's... Yeah, he fucks with killing in the name of, too. Yeah. That's how it goes. We'll see.

We'll see. We'll see what his first word is. We've established who we are. This is the show where we tell you what is trending. That's true. Establish the premise. Establish. Now, who are you? I'm Jack. No, I'm talking to the listener.

Yeah, but who are you? Who are you? Really? Who are we, collectively? Who am I? But more importantly, what is trending? What is trending? is trending hayley pack that loud pack yeah they're not saying we're they're smoking on that hayley pack it's not watch time but uh the pac her ah the super pack um that was basically urging like non-republicans to vote for nikki hayley is pivoting in nove. And now they're saying Haley voters get in line for

Craig Zibin, Joe Bygren. All right. Yeah, bro. So it says starting today, primary pivot will become Haley voters for Biden and urge anyone who supported Haley in a swing state to stick with the president in

November. A quote. This is an effort from people who have actually supported Nikki Haley to try to guide as many of them as possible toward the candidate that respects democracy even if they may disagree with him politically that sounds like fantasy talk okay but this is like such an important block of voters right now um like this is the person that everyone is going to want to have a dance with in november um because it's a sizable sizable group of people just so just to put it in perspective right haley won

a quarter of a million votes in north carolina's primary trump won that in 2020 by 75 000 so the math year it must be looking great for biden who's probably trying to find a way to ignore progressives leftists and being like well what if i pick up some haley votes instead what if this is the answer to all our problems rather than listening to what the people that are affiliated with a party that votes for anyway anyway so we'll see what happens and it's funny like their approach trump biden's like hey like you, you guys are welcome to the, you're welcome to join this campaign. And we'd, we'd love to have you. Trump is just her, his ego is just like, Hey, now's your chance to join the greatest movement

in the history of our country. Okay. Yep. Be a loser. Get with the losers. Don't be a loser. You already, you already, you already took an L. Don't do it again.

get with the losers don't be a loser you already you already you already took an l don't do it again um it is interesting like it's just interesting to see because i don't know how much like i mean pack money obviously important for advertising and all the horse race how much money they have just in terms of like who is closer to those people like to like i just trying to think of the psychological profile of anybody who's supporting haley they probably don't are closer to biden than trump right they break down into three groups right their independence their die hard party people who hate what donald trump is happy i love that movie about the british party people die hard party people the mashup between 24-hour party people and uh die hard and then and then never trumpers yeah so the never trumpers are probably if depending on how big how sizable that group is those are

the most likely for biden to to pick off if you're a you know super hardcore republican who just absolutely hates what's going on and you feel like this is the only way you can say out loud you're a republican and just say but i vote i'm i'm nicky haley um i don't know like they seem also pretty malleable in terms of maybe reorienting towards trump um and then independents always you never know you never know which way they'll go, but they typically are end up being, you know, they can, they can fall in equal measure, but yeah, yeah. It's, it's hard. It's hard to quite know. But when you think about how many people truly like, at least outward, they were like, no, like we're Donald Trump is absolute

garbage. I'm going with diet Baj, uh, with Nikki H haley who's also maga too but just i remember she's trying to do maga but not maga like her politics are very bad but then yeah like i think when it comes to just public profile the fact that he's willing to overthrow democracy and like has kind of staked his claim to that it feels like that's a big big step for the average american voter to take i'm not saying they won't take it um it's just from that perspective be interesting to see right where where we shall see we don't know we just certainly this is about when i start getting nervous enough to look at polls and uh just a reminder to myself and the listener that polls don't mean shit. Yeah.

And they won't. Yeah, they won't. There is this interesting question because obviously the midterms, it was like, no, the Republican Party just got too weird. And now everybody's like, yeah, everybody's like yeah people Like would normally have voted against the Democrats because they have the person in in the White House And that's usually how the rhythms go but they didn't this time because the Republicans just got too strange and

Like doubled down on the election denial stuff and even though Trump is like the center of the election denial stuff it feels like he somehow escapes that for some reason well I mean I think one thing is pretty clear like it it's not the entire like the entire Republican party in terms of like voters is not aligned with trump just looking at how the results of super tuesday i mean like he won but it's clear that there's also a huge group that's like yeah the i'm gonna do but again it's hard to know at the end of the day are they willing to like um if they're like they still they see joe biden as the woke monster do they go that way and they're like yeah it forget it let's just hit the button on full fash

don't know don't know Trump is asking Biden to debate him yeah dude I feel like this is probably like he probably consumes like his daily diet has to be like

3,000 calories of McDonald's about 3,000 milligrams of Adderall up the old nose, and then just 40 minutes every couple hours of Joe Biden gaffes. He's probably just mainlining that shit. He's just watching Joe Biden. His brain's melting. Joe Biden's senility mixtape part three on a loop and he's just playing don't stop believing behind it or something

all of the glorious mixed together playing it playing it once but, he put it on Kirkland's signature Twitter, aka TruthSocial. He said, quote, It is important for the good of our country that Joe Biden and I debate issues that are so vital to America and the American people. Therefore, I am calling for debates anytime,

anywhere, anyplace. You don't mean that. Quote, then he goes on, the debates can be run by the corrupt dnc or their subsidiary the commission on presidential debates i look forward to receiving a response thank you for your attention to this matter that wasn't a fish truth so that was a fish truth yeah i mean it's a wild way to be like you're so down you're like i don't care bro i'll let the ops run the thing yeah it wasn't weren't they the ones who like stopped the debates wasn't it the republicans not wanting the debates for a while yeah and then but then trump was like i'm not doing them i'm not

gonna debate my own people either right um and they were then they weren't sure what was gonna happen but i think enough people are like dude you can't just let this guy like windmill on you all day um windmill back on him too and that i don't even know that that debate whatever that looks like that's going to be so painful to watch that is going to be the most like i think i might die like i don't know if i could like survive that debate like honestly trump v biden like they're gonna get each other mixed up that one where trump was like stalking hillary clinton around the stage was like like physically pain like it yeah hurt to watch and like this feels like i don't know man i'm what a change of heart he's had a change of heart and i mean there's a lot of reporting about how the biden administration

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has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors successfully argued that the weapons supervisor Hannah Gutierrez-Reed exhibited astonishing lack of diligence with gun safety. It's just worth noting, like I was shocked

by how young this person is. They're like 26 now? So it does feel a little bit like the young person who doesn't have the connections, uh, is getting fucking thrown under some, some manner of conveyance here. Yeah. I isn't, uh, I like, isn't their father, like, aren't they like a gun wrangler? Yeah.

Gun wrangler. I'm pretty sure that's. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They are. Yeah. So Hannah gutierrez

is of fell reed got it so damn long time hollywood armor so they're part of a part of the dynasty yeah so i don't know like that i remember that was like one of the first things we were talking about it's like yeah they're very young and that's probably because daddy has been doing is like sort of dynamicynastic weapon armor. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, yeah, it's got everything. It's, I mean, yeah, I mean, well, the other thing, too, is because this trial happened

first, like, everything's like, well, now Alec Baldwin can strategize, because now he's seen the prosecution and the prosecutor in action and the judge. Well, also, this is probably good for him because part of the defense attorney's strategy was to blame him. Yeah. Like, it's it's not our fault like look at this wild man uh they've played a video outtake in which alec baldwin fires his revolver with blanks including a shot after a director calls cut so yeah and then there's also something like we're like that there was a point where he

pointed the gun and the screenwriter's like there's no there's no direction for that in the script i don't know how this shakes up but um yeah what was he like supposed to be like doing a rootin tootin was it was it like he's shooting it up in the air or like firing it into the ground what does it i have no idea i it must be that point pointing the gun because it was down to the camera. That's how the cinematographer was killed. Jesus Christ. What a nightmare. The movie's out, right? Is it? Didn't it come out? Yeah. There's so many movies that come out in a given year. The chances are better that a movie comes out and absolutely nobody ever hears

about it. Oh yeah. Maybe it's out it says upcoming. Oh yeah, probably. It makes sense. I don't think everyone's going to be in a rush to see this. Experts also testified that Baldwin fired the gun in the no-go zone and waved his gun around carelessly. So in addition to the screenwriter saying the script didn't call for him to point the gun so i don't know so uh sounds like a real fucking shit show on the set of that film yeah and like again like even when this first happens

like how about you don't need real guns anymore you know yeah yeah you don't even have to do a lot of shit in post uh yeah turns out so the the power grid has been in the news quite a bit uh for a while for decades uh but i don't know it's treated as like electricity is kind of treated i think just in our minds as like this inexhaustible resource, but more and more of the world is being run off of electricity. Electricity is replacing gasoline in cars, is replacing chemical batteries in devices. They're doubling this AI boom, quote-unquote, is driven by intense use of electricity massive data

centers there's this washington post article that like georgia's electricity uh electrical grid um had underestimated like their estimates of how much electricity they were going to need to use like as recently as just a few months ago was underestimated by 17x the actual amount was 17 times what they were projecting just a few months ago um so i don't know it's just i think there's going to be a change in how we're thinking about electricity as it's not inexhaustible. I mean, obviously anybody who like pays their bills understands this, but I think there's going to be like limits that people are going,

especially if like the AI boom keeps happening, keeps going. Well, there's also crypto mining. That's also super energy intensive, like just these super electrically intensive things that uh and so like companies are going just to wherever they can get electricity the cheapest like uh columbus ohio just saw a quadrupling of land values in some parts of columbus and tripling in areas of chicago

just purely because of access to electricity and like being able to like put server farms down so yeah and yeah it's like it's like the version the smart version is we needed to update the electrical grid decades ago to actually help with clean energy transmission that's the that's one of the biggest impediments to like being like yeah all this desert we got we could turn into a non-stop power plant but our grid and amongst a few other things infrastructurally just aren't there yeah so i'm sure that also helps you'll be like well you know i guess we tried it with that shit what about what about what about more more dino farts huh yeah yeah it's right it's like at a time when the quality of people's jobs is going down and like into this gig economy hellscape, the government could be creating a massive public works initiative and, you know, has tried for sure,

but it's just, but as of right now, it seems like the strategy is going to be just like sort of retrofitting and like one-off hacking the future out of existing infrastructure because everyone's focused on trying to make a profit and that's going to leave us with electrical grids that set Texas on fire. That was the cause of that Texas wildfire recently. Oh, last week. Yeah.

People are being de-incentivized to even have like solar like in california they're paying people less for the solar they're generating it's valued less too yeah because they're like damn man like too many people if i can make their own energy it's look we're we're we got we got mad men at the wheel here yeah and uh the woke bath backlash exactly we don't with uh dei and we don't with solar power okay no no no that was never from 2022. those days are long behind us um it's a bad word dei is a bad word on wall Street. DEI, it just sounds like what... See, because equity means then the people I've been being bad to can then be bad to me? It scares CEOs, and those are the only people that matter.

Yeah, that's true. It scares the street. It scares the street, bro. The fucking street. Hey, speaking of the street, Netflix killing it on the street, bro. The fucking street. Speaking of the street, Netflix killing it on the street by announcing that they're charging

us more money. Just a little bit more. Don't pay attention to that because they're also announcing a boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson in July. This bums me out.

It's absolutely. It's a fucking bummer. It's not going to be a real fucking fight. It's stupid. I don't I just whatever like I think I remember when Jake Paul was doing all these fucking things. We're like, well, when's he going to

fight a real boxer? Yeah. And he's like, what about when's he going to fight a real boxer? Yeah. And he's like, what about a retired Mike Tyson? What about it? Like multiple decades retired. Yeah. Who's still from like you clips that people like that he puts on his social

media is still, I guess somewhat in shape. I don't know. I don't know if he can actually do like, if he's, if he's real, like fighting shape. No,

but it's just such a spectacle. Like, okay. Um, but Hey, like you don't know if he can actually do like if he's real like fighting shape no but it's just such a spectacle like okay um but hey like you don't have to hey if you got netflix you can bombard yourself with the fight this is the other thing too so many people like on social media like oh i can't wait for jake paul to get his actual fucking head ripped off and it's like it ain't happening it's not happening that's like he wouldn't agree to this that was a possibility exactly and yeah yeah we we've had enough of the like little mini race wars via boxing matches um that because what was that like like the mayweather one too everyone's like oh shit he was like dude he wasn't fighting him yeah just like kind of they're just let him they're there held him up for like multiple rounds. Don't bum us out. Don't bum us out.

The match is a quote significant expansion of Netflix's live sport strategy because they also did the WWE deal. Right. And the tennis thing. The Netflix slam. Just

fuck off man. So they're like trying to go around traditional sporting institutions and like create their own shit um so yeah but it's like they used to do this in the 70s like the tv networks would be like all right like our best athletes doing fun like yard games against each other. Yeah, because it's like, look, we don't have the rights to the NFL or the NBA, so what if you saw Kevin Durant giving people haircuts?

Okay. Sure, but it's live. Why is he giving haircuts, though? Because he never does that You've never seen him shoot basketball That's not even something he'd be good at You've never seen him do a fucking tapered fade?

And put the part in? Come on Come on now man You'll love it You'll love it Netflix, so They're getting rid of their basic streaming The basic plan That we've all been familiar with, $11.99.

That was their lowest price point that did not include ads. It's going away. The next cheapest option is $15.49 per month for the standard tier. So don't confuse it with basic, which is now gone. Or $22.99 a month for the fucking premium tier um so come on what is in the premium just like hey you can have like a 4k on some of the things on two screens at once i don't know man i like i truly don't have any clue what the different tiers are.

It does feel, as we talked about on the first episode this week, or the episode two of this week with Ed Zitron, the model is always provide a service that is actually good, get scale, and then once you have a lot of people committed, you start fucking them. This feels like a continuation of that in the tech world. Deficit spending, I mean,

that's been the name of the game for them in such the early days, and you're just like, how is this a business? It's like, because Wall Street believes that we're doing something great. Um, but also it comes on the heels of them announcing that they canceled the critically acclaimed show, the brother's son, which stars Michelle Yao. Um, and, uh, came out in January, got really good reviews, was like number two on there on the chart on the Netflix charts

and then they're like now fuck that fuck it next thing we gotta we gotta stack our pennies so we can make sure that uh fucking Jerry Rice can fight a kangaroo in October um and then uh finally shout out to

Sydney Sweeney for having to put up with uh the weirdest weirdest right wing freakout. All of the men on the internet? Yeah, all of the men on the internet. After Sidney Sweeney hosted SNL last weekend, literal Nazi Richard Hanania confusingly

tweeted that thanks to Sidney Sweeney's cleavage, wokeness is dead. Yeah, really weird. It was like her at the end of the show and the quote was just Wokeness is dead with the picture of her and her cleavage. It's dead, man.

It fucking died right there. Yeah. So that just seemed like a weird brain malfunction where he was just so excited at the sight of her cleavage that he was just shouting out what he wants to be true.

But multiple conservative outlets were like, this guy's onto something and were making weird, embarrassing arguments about how the spectator for anyone under the age of 25, they've likely never seen it in their lifetime as the giggling blonde with an

amazing rack has been stamped out of existence. A creature shamed to the brink of extinction. Not talking about a fucking Tasmanian devil or some shit, you know, some of the fucking Wolverine or man got absolutely thrown out of society. the blonde with the great rack what there's a really literally a woman next to her on stage who also has a dress that is showing cleave it like they're acting like this is the first time that this has been done i'm so confused as to like what they think is new or novel about this.

I think it's because the emphasis being on an Aryan woman with... Oh, she has blonde hair. You know what I mean? Yeah. Because it's like, there was Sofia Vergara. There have been a lot of very attractive women who were not shy about how they were dressing and proud of how they looked. And so this is just so weird when this article just article just said quote they said there's a time when you could quote go

to any mall in america in the midwest in 1999 and see dozens of sydneys wandering around traveling in packs twirling their hair and doing that same hot girl thing with their hands when they got excited what the fuck is that what is he what are they talking about this like going like with your hair touching pulling your hair back like wayne campbell i don't know yeah no that's way that's what wayne's world does that's what the guy from wayne's world does yeah just like you pulling the hair behind your ear kind of thing i'm not sure what when the hot girl would like like when you tickled her belly and her leg would start twitching to the side no sorry that's a golden retriever I'm sorry that's the most intimacy I've experienced

with another living creature because I'm an incel this is just weird yeah then like Canada's national post her boobs are wokeness kryptonite they said wokeness is no match for sydney sweeney's undeniable beauty we've we've all been pressured into pretending that we are bad people if we aren't attracted to every influencer wannabe who is unattractive by any reasonable standard of beauty it is the adult equivalent of handing out prize ribbons to every kid on sports day. What?

Yeah. I mean, I guess because they don't find non-blonde Aryan people attractive, they think that there hasn't been a famous attractive person. Or like body positivity is gross, so they're like, oh man, it should only be Aryans with great racks. But it's just it reminds me of like Jordan Peterson when like he'll just start crying randomly like for no reason you know. Yeah. He's just like yeah he's just like starts weeping. He's like dad they're trying to cancel me.

Right. And you're like what do you think is happening right now? But it's just they're so like fucked up and emotionally repressed and sexually kind of twisted up that like things just like get you know the the wires are crossed and like connected in weird ways and so they see boobs and they're like god civil war yeah you're like wait i'm sorry we've done it huh i don't i mean i guess i but again this is how they would do it like rather than viewing sydney sweeney as like a woman with her own body choosing to dress how she likes it's like all these takes are basically saying like

big boobs are back for the male gaze bro bros that's right that's all it is you know like and like what is wokeness even in this context i'm sure sydney sweeney had these people in mind when she decided what to wear that's right she was like this is for the people for the literal nazi who yeah yeah and the other thing too is like so many of the sketches on her snl appearance were just built around her being hot. Like there's one where she's like the Hooters waitress and like just all these things are that just sort of the whole, the whole game of this sketch was like hinging on how attractive she is, which is pretty par for the course. A lot of people are pointing out like that's how SNL always does attractive women on the show.

They're never like anything except for like you honey with the body like because i remember dude there's that snl sketch with lindsey lohan back in the day when she was the whole bit was about how like at hogwarts everybody came back for the summer and then hermione came back all hot and shit yeah yeah and it was lindsey lohan and she had her cleavage out and like Rachel Dratch and Seth Meyers the whole bit was just them staring at her just look Oh Hermione you've read a lot of growth this summer. It's like Jesus like yeah I mean been that way for a while. I think with us a note and not to

It's been that way for a while, I think, with SNL. A lot of SNL is aimed at that age group. When you ask people, they're like, SNL used to be good, man. Back when I was a 12 or 13-year-old. Right, right, right. It's like, uh-huh. Yeah. 98? How old are you?

14? Exactly. Uh-huh. Yeah. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Yeah.

All right. exactly yeah yeah uh-huh uh-huh yeah all right and i just thought chris katan acting like a mutant monkey guy was like the height of it or jim brewer the funniest thing that's ever been on jim brewer as goat man dude holy shit dude where's that guy now he's oh wait he's funny oh wait a second right you know what i mean like that's the arc of some of these people i just listened to i was driving with my friend and we uh quoted toll booth willie and then i was just like hey put on oh shit not to fuck with people's phones but um and then we put on a toll booth the toll booth willie sketch to to prove my point exactly. And I was like, still got it. That thing holds up.

For you, sweetheart, it's a dollar twenty-five. Here you go, Pa. Anyways, those are some of the things that are trending on this Thursday, March 7th. We are back tomorrow with a whole ass episode of the show. Season finale

of the week. Until then, be kind to each other. Yeah. Be kind to yourselves. Yeah. Get the vaccine. 270 times. Don't do nothing about white supremacy.

And we will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Hey, I'm Gianna Pradenti. And I'm Jermaine Jackson-Gadson. We're the hosts of Let's Talk Offline from LinkedIn News and iHeart Podcasts. There's a lot to figure out when you're just starting your career. That's where we come in.

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Dancing for the Devil, the 7M TikTok cult. And I'm Clea Gray, former member of 7M Films and Shekinah Church. And we're the host of the new podcast, Forgive Me For I Have Followed. Together, we'll be diving even deeper into the unbelievable stories behind 7M Films and Shekinah Church. Listen to Forgive Me For I Have Followed on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Keri Champion, and this is season four of Naked Sports. Up first, I explore the making of a rivalry. Kaitlyn Clark versus Angel Reese.

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