The Daily Zeitgeist - RIP Woodstock, The Left Got PWNED? 8.1.19

Episode Date: August 1, 2019

In episode 445, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Casey Ley to discuss Woodstock 50's cancellation, the Democratic debates night one, Jeffrey Epstein trying to impregnate the world, and more! FOOTNOTES:1. Woodstock 50 festival canceled2. CNN Democratic debate night 13. Kid asks Marianne Williamson: “Do you have a pet?”4. Jeffrey Epstein Hoped to Seed Human Race With His DNA5. WATCH: FOUR TET - My angel rocks back and forth Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And thank you for everybody who has those can't go for that, a.k.a. Trust me, I'm getting through all of that. I will do multiples of Hall & Oates. We are thrilled to be joined in our third seat by the hilarious comedian Casey Lay. Lie. Lie. It is lie, but thank you. How are you guys doing?

It's nice to be here as a representative of Coke Industries and a future correspondent on Fox News. Yeah. How's that going? Future correspondent. Future correspondent. There could get How's that going? Future correspondent Future correspondent There could get cool Yeah

Get gayed up I could be the token gay on Fox News Just the worst gay person in the world Could you imagine? Yeah Has there been? What would that be like though? I'm sure there's a gay

Oh Shep Smith is gay Right Yeah yeah But I guess he's not doing What they would want him to do Like really gay it up for a shot Yeah no you mean a minstrel. Right, exactly.

Yeah, I mean, look, if the money's right in this economy, come on. I would never in my life go on Fox News, unless to be like one of those contrarians, you know, who just gets shouted down. Goes viral just shitting all over Shep Smith or whoever. Yeah, but poor Shep Smith, he's trying so hard to be somewhat of a voice of journalistic reason and instead

he's on a channel that is bringing us further towards authoritarianism. Hey, good morning, guys. Hey, how are you, sir? I'm pretty good. I had a really nice day up until getting caught in stereotypical LA traffic. Yes. Tell us about it.

We've been running across town for all week this week. Today is actually going to be a little bit of a short one. Everything is worse when it's 95 degrees outside. Is it 95 outside? I don't know. When you're sweating because you're late to be at a thing you're supposed to be at.

How are you guys doing? Just exactly like you just described. Cool. That's how we're doing. Traffic, heat. Traffic. Loving it. Sweating.

Heat, late. And burgeoning authoritarianism. Yes. Casey, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. But first, we are going to tell our listeners a few of the things we're talking about today. Woodstock, over. Debate recap. We're going to do one. I can't keep this cadence going, but we're also going to look at Moscow. We're

going to look at more normal details out of the world of Jeffrey Epstein. Equifax just being the worst. But first, Casey, we like to ask our guests, what is something from your search history that's revealing about who you are? Probably the most recent revealing thing. Normally, it's just like, did you see that a twink is suing the gay porn industry for sexual harassment? And it's like, no one cares about that. It's a little niche. But I Googled, can you get a heat stroke from hot yoga?

And? You can. You can get a heat stroke from a lot of things. I a heat stroke from hot yoga? And? You can. You can get a heat stroke from a lot of things. I got heat stroke from hot yoga. I got like a summertime flu. Whoa. And I was a little like worried that, I don't know, it was just like, it was weird. But I did hot yoga because I don't normally do it, but it's super hot outside. And I had like a free pass to a thing.

So I was like, now would be the time to do it. Right. And it's like, I don't know if you guys do i do look i do yoga okay whatever i gotta have that tight butt and uh peace of mind you know i mean but um i never do hot yoga and i did it on like a super hot day recently after coming off of a flu sweat no okay no no i was feeling good i was feeling fine i was like i'm gonna yoga i do any yoga and did it and um they really cram you in. It's all really the craze.

This could be like an overrated too because it's like a real craze. But I literally did it, sweat so much. I was miserable the entire time. Like I'm a sweaty person in general just to begin with. Me too. And then I would just like sweat like a bucket and a half of my immune system, I guess. And then I just like started to feel sick. And so it was just a very odd sickness and I was feeling very healthy otherwise.

And I probably overheated my body to about 106 degrees. How hot do they keep it in there? They keep it. Is that set or it's like, hey, man, whatever. We just crank it up. No, I think it's like upper 90s or whatever. And then that on top of the fact that like you have all this body heat in there. Right.

And just a real fucking. upper 90s or whatever. And then that on top of the fact that you have all this body heat in there. Right. And just a real fucking... Is there anybody who's like, you're not doing yoga well enough. We're cranking it up 10 more degrees. I think that maybe... I think... I'm sure there are people like that. I'm sure there are real... And this was the kind of place where I felt like they were just punishing men.

Right. And it was real. But yeah, I made myself sick for two days. I had a weird fever just punishing men. Right. And it was real. But yeah, I made myself sick for two days. I had a weird fever, and it was heat stroke. It's a real thing. It's kind of dangerous, too. Yeah. I heard some jokes.

The benefits aren't exactly that much different because it's so hot. From hot yoga? Right. I think it limbers you up more. Sure. And I think that you can get into those deep, fully actualized poses that just us losers doing cold yoga can't do.

But it was not worth it. And thanks to the internet, I realized that I made myself sick with exercise. Right. Yeah. Don't do Koyo. Only Hoyo. You know what I mean?

No, do Koyo. Do Koyo. Regular Koyo. Koyo? Koyo. Okay. So we're down with Koyo,

Koyo, Hoyo. Not really. Fraught yoga? Is that what that is? I mean, it depends on your mental state. Frozen yoga. Koyo regular Froyo Koyo Froyo okay so we're down with Froyo Koyo not really yeah Fraud yoga is that what that is I mean depends on your mental state

frozen yoga yeah what is something you think is overrated this is gonna sound weird gay athletes gay male athletes this is why

because so did you see this news article about this gay soccer player international soccer player who was going to come out. Yeah, like a sort of anonymously. Anonymously talked about it. He picked up the Twitter handle Gay Footballer. So he was leaning

into being a gay footballer. And then he said he was saying he was like this big football player. And then the BBC was saying that they had been interacting with him via online, that there was going to be this big coming out story of this kind of internationally famous person. He ended up bailing on it. Then he deleted his Twitter account. And then he just disappeared. And so people were saying it was a hoax. This person was saying that he got cold feet or whatever.

And there isn't like a current athlete, a major male current athlete who is out. Right. And so gay people are so like thirsty for that type of representation that we will one latch on to what is clearly like an internet hoax. Right. And so what gay people are so like thirsty for that type of representation that we will one latch on to what is clearly like an Internet hoax. Right. You know, and then to like we will elevate any gay male athlete at any level to like superstardom, like cover boy famous. And they have and they're you know, they're like, can you name the biggest gay male athlete that you can think of who's currently playing? Like a team sport? Any. No.

Exactly. I was going to say Johnny Weir. Yeah, Johnny Weir. Sure, sure, sure. But he's not current. Adam Rippon. But I think he's retired from amateur competition. But my point is going to be, this is kind of like compared to lesbian athletes who are unabashedly out and gay, not worrying about the consequences.

And to the point of like winning worldwide championships in hearts and minds and getting into Twitter fights with Donald Trump. And like that's like there's something, I mean, I understand what gay athletes have to lose, but also like the fan base and the support that they would receive seems to be so like vast that they could have the chance to be like an international superhero. Instead, everyone is just still in the closet. Yeah. Well, I think it's just, you know, do you think it has to do with just being around other men and just like that toxicity? Sure.

Yeah. That cut, like, whereas women, it might be a little bit easier. But we're told that I don't feel i i feel like um because it hasn't been done there is a lot of fear about it and it's hard to be the first that being said like i think that the world has changed enough you know i mean but yeah for sure there are like major issues but i remember yeah in england they were even saying there were a lot of players who were like i wouldn't care if my teammate was gay a lot of managers were like it wouldn't matter they're like i think it's the supporters that would probably bring the most

static to the whole right but the supporters are already racist monsters anyway so i think depending on the club like if and if the supporters yeah are fucked up then yeah they might not be as open to it and others might be like yeah so what it's sure 2019 like what i i just think that in all of the decades that we've had uh the gay liberation movement the fact that there hasn't been like one major male athlete out, you know? Right. Because they all come out after the fact. And even then they're not like that good at baseball. Right.

Or Jason Collins. So you want that like, you want the LeBron games. I want a LeBron games, you know? Or yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. People talk about it being like the Jackie Robinson of like gay athletes, but Jackie Robinson was the best player in the league when he broke that barrier. And they were like, fine, you can play

because you're so good. So that's what would need to happen for the person to be as significant. Get off the overrated gay lists, gay athletes, and come out and get on the underrated. Yeah. Yeah, sure. What is underrated? What's something you think is underrated?

I know I have an underrated and I have to think about it really quick. Maybe it was lesbian athletes. Okay. As a result, maybe I got ahead of myself with that. I'm going to go with that or not. Yeah, I had one other thing, but I can't remember what it was. Lesbian athletes need to be celebrated. There were some great celebrations.

Just women in general, like female sports in general, ladies sports in general, women's sports in general. I don't know why it took me three tries. Because, again, is it Megan Rapone? Rapinoe. Rapinoe. I don't even know how to say her last name. But in any sense, you didn't know how to say my last name, Jack.

I know. So that's all right. But, yeah, they're international superstars. But here in America, they get a ticker tape parade in a couple of days news and then get back to not being paid enough money for what they do. Right. Yeah. And that's the funny thing.

There are so many women who are athletes that are so dominant in their sports, too, that you can look around and find some just amazing. Serena Williams is maybe the best athlete of all time. Yes. One of them, yeah. It's crazy. Who's the other one? Who's the other?

Who would be the other greatest athlete of all time? That's a woman or just of all time? I would put up her and Rick Smits from the Pacers. Really? You would, man. Smitty? No. We're such a sucker for white guy players.

Wasn't he Dutch? The Duncan, man. Smitty? No. You're such a smitter for white guy players. Wasn't he Dutch? The Duncan Dutchman. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you got it. Serena Williams, Rick Smits, boom. We put him up there. Boom and boom.

What is a myth? What's something people think is true you know to be false? So I went into the 7-Eleven the other day to buy snacks because I was a little bit high. And I bought pretzels with peanut butter in them and I was going to get the 7-Eleven brand and I was just like, alright, yeah, that sounds delicious. I don't want to eat all the rest of this crap. Maybe I've had a vegan jerky or something like that.

But instead I was like, I'll just get these. And then down below I saw another bag of pretzels with peanut butter in them, but they were like $2 extra and the bag said like farm to bag. And so it was like organic and I was like, okay, I need to butter in them but they were like two dollars extra and the bag said like farm to bag and so it was like organic and i was like okay i need to um get these wait so they were right off of the pretzel farm they were right off the pretzel farm wow yeah yeah yeah yeah um fine ripened big

pretzel yeah yeah big pretzel has gone organic and then i went to get another snack and decided that was enough and it was like a fig cookie. It was like not a fig Newton, but it was called fig and fruits. And it was, I don't know, the bag attracted me. And then so I go up to bring my organic pretzels and peanut butter and fig and fruit to, you know, my high munchies to like the 7-Eleven counter. There's a group of kids and they're all getting like your standard 7-Eleven stuff, like big gulps and slurp, whatever, whatever.

There's a group of kids, and they're all getting your standard 7-Eleven stuff, like Big Gulps and Slurp, whatever, whatever. Slurpees. And I had this moment of being ashamed about my 7-Eleven groceries, and it was from this like— 7-Eleven groceries is even— And I really pinpointed, though, it was from this place of, I think, internalized homophobia, where I was like, oh, what a gay old loser I am, please.

Oh, no. These kids just getting their carefree fucking chocolate. Monster energy slurpee. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I guess the myth is that regardless of how well you're doing in your life and advancing and all that stuff, you can overcome internalized homophobia. Yeah. It still exists. These things that got me down when I was 13 still sometimes creep up into my head. Oh, all theophobia. Yeah. Like, it still exists. Like, these things that got me down when I was, like, 13

still sometimes creep up into my head. Oh, all the time. Yeah. Internalized racism, all that shit sticks with us. And, yeah, that's... But I'm glad you stuck through with it. Yeah. I brought them.

You brought them? Yeah. If anyone wants some farm-to-fucking-bag pretzels. I thought you were going to say, like, I looked on the back of the bag, and I realized it's from the same fucking place as the 7-Eleven ones, and IEleven ones. I'm sure that it is. And he liked Pretty Bag, but that has sorghum in it.

But I will say the crunch is like extra crunchy and it's light and crispy in a way that I was like, oh, yeah, that's better. That's worth the two bucks. Yeah, that feels farmy. I feel healthier just psychosomatically, I suppose. All right, let's talk about Woodstock. Woodstock 50 is already over? Oh, man, it was like just the other day we were talking about how it was going to come up. It was coming up.

August 16th, 17th, and 18th. I mean, this lineup, The Killers, Miley Cyrus, Santana, Lumineers, Rackin' Tours, Dead & Company, Chancellor Rapper, Black Keys, Sturgill Simpson, Jay-Z, Imagine Dragons, Halsey. I mean, it goes on and on. Wow, it was supposed to be August 17th. So it was coming up. Yeah, completely now canceled.

They just canceled the show. Well, before, you know, we were talking about how they lost the venue. And they're like, yeah, I guess we'll take it to Columbia, Maryland. Because that's like Woodstock. Yeah, you know, Merriweather Post Pavilion. That's good enough. And that's when like Jay-Z pulled out. And then recently they had more problems and Santana left, Miley Cyrus, Fogarty.

People just started leaving and leaving. And then finally they're like, yeah, I think this is it. This is done. Someone actually, I think, intervened. I hope. I'm hoping there will be a documentary. We'll know what the fuck happened. Every generation needs a Fyre Festival.

Right. Exactly. Old ass boomers got theirs yeah i was wondering if this is because of the fire festival documentaries that somebody like in the woodstock thing just like turned everyone was like guys wait wait this is like fire festival we're fire festivaling right now hopefully we need to shut the fuck up hopefully it was like it got it was one of the guys uh who was like hey you're gonna have to go have sex with that person to save the festival.

And the guy was like, you know what I'm not going to do? Is do that. I'm not sucking dick for Eddie. This ain't the 60s, bro. Sex ain't free. Right. Yeah, well, I think a lot of the artists, though, they do still get like 10% of their booking fee.

And I think they were saying like they were asking that they donate 10% of it to charity. Or they get to keep some of their fees but they're saying like will you donate it's like what what are you trying to do like you fucked up it's over yeah they were asking well because the organizers they were planning on donating some of the proceeds to charity and so they're like hey um sorry we feel better about our triple fucked up can you also give your money to charity but i mean i'm sure with artists that are that big I'd you'd imagine they wouldn't have a problem doing it I'd imagine dragons they would never probably imagine I never want to go see a dragon oh boy you

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And we're back. And the debates, the Dems were back on the stage last night. The Dems were back in town. The Dems are back in town. Yeah, in Detroit doing their thing. The media was basically sort of leading up to like, fucking moderates versus radical leftists.

The center will win. You're about to get your ass handed to you. It was weird. Yo, the whole fucking structure, I didn't watch it, the whole thing. I watched maybe 40% of it and then obviously like the highlights. But like the beginning was so long-winded.

They had like Monday night football type shit where like the candidates like stepped into the frame and they're like, Elizabeth Warren. Really? Yeah. It was like all this dramatic lighting. The Ohio State University. Exactly. She's like, Elizabeth Warren, Oklahoma, or. It was like all this dramatic lighting. The Ohio State University. Exactly.

She's like, Elizabeth Warren, Oklahoma, or whatever she was going to say. But yeah, and then they had everybody shake hands, and there's like a color guard. It was the biggest waste of time that they didn't actually get to the actual debate for like 23 minutes or 25 minutes or some shit like that. And then on top of that, you jake tapper like cutting everyone off because like you'll only fit hi this is a complex policy question you have 15 seconds to respond right seriously like the people kept getting to this point where they were like uh and this is my plan and the first thing and okay thank you senator i'm thinking of time thank you congressman

thank you senator thank you governor um people tuned in to watch me interrupt you right so i'm gonna ask you to shut the fuck up. People watched me to normalize and platform Richard Spencer, a fucking Nazi, on CNN a couple weeks ago. That's when I was like, dude, CNN's so fucked now. Tap, tap, tap-a-roo. I will say that people did kind of like, I feel at least finally things are taking shape. I feel like Elizabeth Warren offered a knockout blow to that.

Oh, yeah, we got that. Because, you know, that was like the one great thing. I was like, man, Elizabeth Warren, she's in Detroit, too. Like there's a lot of people of color there who she also needs to convince. Yeah. And she did pretty good. She fucking might just play this play this crime footage of this murder. So I think Democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises.

When we run on things that are workable, not fairy tale economics. Building infrastructure, creating jobs, improving their pay, creating universal healthcare, lowering drug prices, we can do it. You know, I don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the United States just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. Hard one, too, from the Cherokee kid right there. Yeah, I know. Bang, bang. She's like, yeah, over here, sir.

Over here. I just have one sentence that's going to completely demolish the rambling answer that you just gave. And for John Delaney, too, who we were talking, maybe I think last week, about how within his own campaign, they're like, yo, you need to quit. Yeah. Like this ain't happening. And I know this is probably the last debate he's going to qualify for anyway.

Yeah. I think there's a couple of people that are on there that clearly won't be back. Like Hickenlooper won't be back. He just seems to be deflating. And I actually like him more. It's interesting how this whole thing goes i actually like this montana governor steve bullock too because he's like clearly got a lot more oomph and like uh chutzpah and actual policy ideas more than just like kind of broad strokes like a delaney or a tim ryan like why are they running steve bullock is running because he's because america

loves a moderate bro yeah come on and like all of a sudden bison are fighting back in montana and he's like the probably the governor of most of the bison in America. And I don't know if you've seen, they've been fucking up kids left and right. They're just fighting for their rights. There's a video of this girl getting fucking beat up. I'm full on flipped off your feet like ragdolled. Wow. I never wish injury upon children, but it's the internet, and I will treat that as a meme that is not real life. Bison are patient as fuck

because they got, they had some poor treatment for a little while there, I will say. You're decimated. I'm never mad when an animal, especially an endangered animal,

like, even like kills someone. I'm sorry to say it, but it's just like one of those things where they get, they're wild animals. We're all up in their grill

with our phones or whatever, you know, and our like global warming. And so, oh, they fight back a little bit. And I'll say that if I get fucking taken down by, and our, like, global warming. And so, oh, they fight back a little bit. And I'll say that if I get fucking taken down by, like, a shark, like, I deserved it.

You know, the shark. I feel like the other notable thing was Bernie Sanders with the It's My Damn Bill. I wrote the damn bill. I wrote the damn bill. I don't know. I'll throw my hands up. Go fuck yourself.

He was on it. Yeah, he was spicy. And, like, those were the reactions that, like, everybody who I heard talk about I'll throw my hands up. Go fuck yourself. He was on it. Yeah, he was spicy. And like, those were the reactions that like everybody who I heard talk about the debates had to them, except for this Politico article, which was like their top level analysis. And the analysis was, it's a center left party. After all, Sanders and Warren kept their voices, but a parade of centrist finally found theirs. What the fuck were they watching? Also, Politico's analysis is fucking trash. The reporting's fine, but the opinions out of there,

I'm like, please sit down. Anyone who comes- They skew conservative, I think. They went in saying that they wanted to be the ESPN of politics. That is the wackest fucking mission statement I can imagine. It's the most neoliberal bullshit. But yeah, I don't know. pn of politics like that is the wackest fucking uh mission statement i can't imagine but yeah i i don't know people who are criticizing them or who expected uh bernie sanders and elizabeth

warren to get taken down a notch last night i feel like the logic i always hear them using assumes that they like cheated to be in the lead like like that they're just, that they are being puffed up by like Twitter followers or something like that, like that because everybody's liberal on the left and the real world is not Twitter. So once they get out there, they're going to have to face like some harsh realities. And it's like, no, they're winning.

Like a lot of these people, the people you're talking about. Or even in polls, like of like a potential, you know, theoretical presidential race. Many of them are beating Trump. Right.

And I mean, obviously none of that really matters, but it shows you like, you can't really say, Oh, I don't know. These guys are cheating when there are still people saying like, I would support this person.

Right. And I think there's maybe a little bit of denial about where the party is actually moving, where these establishment people are like, no, no, no, it's chill.

It's chill. Like these people are on the fringe and no one's really buying into that message but they are yeah and their confirmation bias is weird like afterwards they're like i think uh john delaney won that debate well yeah that's just totally insane like how yeah because they brought up because they think they won the debate because they bring up these ideas about like oh how is like medicare for all gonna work like you're gonna make people get off their health care you know so they bring up these ideas about like, oh, how is like Medi-Cal for all going to work? Like you're going to make people get off their health care, you know, so they bring up what they were calling like Republican talking points and all that stuff. But in the mind of these commentators, they're taking the thunder away from like the leftists who are moving along

with their policy proposals that the left is like coalescing around. And that's what I don't understand. The left is coalescing around these policy issues also trump promised everyone anything and and and whatever they wanted trump said you get it you get it you get it and uh that's why i don't understand why the democrats have to always be so um rigorous rigorous about the numbers right you know it's like this is gonna work who cares get tell them everything. And also, I was listening to some, like, to some British coverage and they describe

Elizabeth Warren and Bernie as like, the radicals. They call them like, part of the radical wing of the Democratic Party and I thought that was super interesting

because they, they're not the radicals to me whatsoever. Here in America, I don't think, do you think they're seen as radicals? Do you think a Warren

is seen as a radical? Among certain people, yeah. Basically, anybody who's neoliberal probably knows better now than to call them radicals, but maybe between each other might call them radicals and call their positions on certain things radical.

I think it's probably because they have such a clear idea of what is wrong in the country and how to fix it that it upends a lot of the established thinking and knowledge on a lot of these topics so I guess by definition like it's it'll be radical change but I think it's fucking radical dude

I also think Elizabeth Warren's gonna win I think she's I think she's got the message and the tone it seems like a very simple thing that these corporate you know media entities are missing. Like these people are leading because the American people are tired

of having a government that helps corporations instead of helping them. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders specifically say, we will help people instead of corporations. And they're just like we we don't get what where's this how do you do that coming from what are they talking about you must be lying and i think it's because like corporations and just the whole like current uh ecosystem of like the american capitalist instinct is so like finely interwoven into the dna of like even our media institutions that they just can't,

it's like an impossible thing for them to see. It's like they're trying to fix a problem with the instrument that caused the problem. Right. So I want to know what campaign, what democratic campaign has the like most efficient and ruthless social media experts on their side. I feel like the ones with the data mining capabilities to target and then ruthlessly target within the laws, but outside of maybe the norms of what are like normal morals of campaigning, you know, but I'm sure there's plenty of room in those laws

because there's few fucking moral laws when it comes to campaigning. Look at 2016. They're like, what law did I break? And that's what I mean. And that's what I mean. And like, Democrats got to play dirty. They got to play They're like, what law did I break? And that's what I mean. And that's what I mean. And like, Democrats gotta play dirty.

They gotta play dirty within the laws and the laws are vast. A lot of the laws are vast. A lot of the shit that seemed shady that Trump did in 2016 was stuff Obama did well

in 2012. Sure. That we were just like, yeah, okay. But that needs to happen again and like, the only thing we knew about Clinton's

like social media strategy was she was like, no, we don't need a hot Facebook person. We're better. We're good. Have you seen our candidate? It's Hillary Clinton. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, we don't need Facebook.

Ignore what my husband was doing on that plane. My real question that I've started asking myself, though, as like I don't want to talk over the fact that Bill Clinton is a pedophile. Allegedly. Allegedly. It'll come out. Yeah, that will be a subject we'll probably talk about later this episode. But as like the, you know, Mueller testimony and the 2020 election are starting to like be in the news at the same time, I'm like wondering, so who's going to intervene on behalf of the Democrats? Like,

wondering so who's gonna intervene on behalf of the democrats like whose interest is it in to to have a strong america i'm guessing it would be like germany wouldn't germany want not to the point where they would fuck around i mean like you're doing it for like to do to go that far it's for a serious purpose yeah but they can't be worried that trump is gonna catch them yeah well i mean i think if anything oh you're saying it would maybe be someone who is trying to like just tank Trump's campaign. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think there's a way for people to be like, how do we like goose the fucking

motor, the engine to get this Democrat like running hot? No, no. I just think it's whatever Russia did to the Democrats. Somebody needs to do to the Republicans. Right. Like some foreign country is going to like, that's what Mueller said during his testimony. You need an international dark, deep state.

You don't, it can't be, it can't be an ally. It can't, it's not gonna be China. They don't want, uh, the,

uh, the Democrats in power. China is dealing with the dumbest human being they've probably ever negotiated. They're like, this is the best thing that's ever happened. It needs to be like an international Avengers, dark internet. Right.

Is that the technical term for it? I believe so. George Soros and Tom Steyer need to get together and fund some sort of, I don't know. Yeah, their own troll farm. Maybe Iran wants to help

the Democrats too. Yeah, maybe. I think most of these candidates would be willing to get back into the Iran nuclear deal and try and bring some stability versus like, let's

just fucking saber rattle all fucking day and see what happens just some of the other candidates like pete budaj wow when he said the racial divide lives within me i oh yeah the debate i almost faint i was like what who what okay uh and marianne williamson look i cannot take her seriously as a candidate but she definitely made like a really solid um point about like how marginalized and people of color in this country are affected by it like especially environmental injustice and saying that in detroit from people know about the situation in flint that got a huge response and she did it in a way where very believably because she is such an like empath you know spiritual person yeah she's got, it felt very sincere,

and I think that's why it drew a lot of applause. And I think a lot of these other candidates need to take note of that because what she's saying, I think a lot, like a John Delaney would never fucking be very sober-eyed. Because it was risky. Yeah, but at the same time, when you're dealing with facts, though,

we're living now also, too, we can start saying some of these things. I mean, we should be saying a lot of these things out loud because they're true and really motivate people to say like yes let's correct this what you always hear from a candidate is it could happen anywhere and she was like this wouldn't happen in my white neighborhood right and gross point right and that was like a clear uh shot that something i had not seen a politician do. Also, I mean, whether she's serious or not as a candidate, the thing that annoys me is how everyone calls her a kook and all that stuff. She is

authentic. And I'm sorry, authenticity is all that matters in politics anymore because this ogre of authenticity, you know, he's lying, sure, but he's authentic in his lying, became the president because he just says what he feels. She's like up there. That's how she speaks and honestly,

regardless of whether it's like kooky or she's saying dark psychic forces, I feel that way. We feel that way. All my witches in my world are my best friends and the coolest people that I know and I'm like,

I'm all about their like crystal talk and their astrology talk and all that stuff and it's their, it's all authentic. Whether they believe in all that, whether I believe in it, it doesn't matter.

They're good people. She feels to me like something different and I'm eager to see where that goes. And it's, they're, it's all the authentic, whether they believe in all that, whether I believe in it, it doesn't matter. They're good people. She feels to me like something different. And I'm eager to see where that goes. She's not going to win, but I would like to see what happens. She's got kind of weird takes on vaccines and things like that. But like, and a lot,

but I do, I do know what you mean. I think deep down there is some, there isn't something dark. I mean, she is kind of there. There, there are times I'm like,

I think she's a grifter. There are other times I'm like, I think she sincerely does care about there are other times I'm like I think she sincerely does care about like earth because she does strike me as one of those like crunchy granola hippie type people who's like who would like cry seeing a tree get cut down she's a self-help guru and I think that there's something inherently just like fishy about that but um do you have someone up on stage talking earnestly about love, but not just love, about loving yourself. And also about like, she's like, oh, you don't feel well?

Eat better, you dumb idiot. And there's something intriguing. Stop letting people off the hook for their, like liberals do that too much. Everything is the fault of someone else. Take some personal responsibility for it. Make yourself a happier person. And that's kind of what I'm interested in what she's saying, because it's usually like

conservatives who are like, pull yourself up by your goddamn bootstraps. She's just saying, love yourself. People should use her like in their cabinet, maybe whoever ends up winning. I would get an office of love. Yeah. You know what I mean? But I think- Surgeon General.

There was a moment where- I think after the debate or maybe before, there was like a young child journalist who wanted to interview her and ask her a cool question. And she just hits him with the truth. He's asking if she has pets. Uh-huh. Do you have a pet? Do I have a pet?

I had a cat and the cat died. And the cat died. I had a cat and the cat died. Kids got to learn about that. Kids got to learn about that. But she does it in that way where she's like, I want to describe the cat's entire Kids gotta learn about that. Kids gotta learn about that. But she does it like in that way where it's like, she's like,

I want to describe the cat's entire life cycle. Right. The cat first after gestation came into this world and I had it and then it died. Yeah.

But it was loved. She reminds me of like how I feel on drugs or like how I felt on drugs. She's just like totally fearless. Like, yeah, and then the cat died how are you dealing with that not well passage of time yeah there's time you know

can't hold on to death can't hold on to this body can't hold on to this earth but yeah there are other people who said Marianne Williamson won last night I mean I think she gave a better performance than the previous times but I think really when you look down, like really I think when I distill it down to what it was, it seemed like the moderate wing, the centrist wing, had tried to come full force at Bernie and Elizabeth, and they held their fucking ground and basically smacked everyone down. Agreed. Yeah.

Elizabeth Warren won, although Marianne Williamson is always the most searched person during any of her debates on social media. I mean, maybe she's doing it for her brand, just like Donald Trump thought. And hey, if that results in her winning unexpectedly, she's better than Trump. Yeah. Yeah.

She's better than Trump. I think her self-actualized mentality might not be good on a foreign policy level. I don't know if I need to see the secret be applied to foreign policy. But I think at the end of if I need to see like the secret be applied to like foreign policy. But I think at the end of the day, like she,

to me, she seems like she has a heart and already like when you're telling white people to apologize to people of color, you know what you win Marianne. That reparations answer was as legit a reparations answer you're going to get from any politician in America. Right. All right.

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And we're back and there are more uh normal details out of the world of jeffrey epstein uh he allegedly would you know we've talked before how he would hang out with like scientists like like elite scientific people yeah like harvard the like top top scientists in their fields and they would just you know chill with him for whatever reason and he would talk about how he wanted to impregnate the world 20 women at a time yeah using dna research and like cutting edge dna shit well he's just all about transhumanism which is like eugenics 2.0 where it's like, yeah, get the best people to whatever. But yeah, he had a ranch in Santa Fe where he was like, get 20 women at a time, inseminate

them and just keep it moving. Right. And why does everything this guy have just sound like the worst thing? Your plane sounds like the worst plane in the world. Your ranch sounds like he takes cool things and turns them into. Right. It's like, damn, you want a plane? Yeah, the Lolita Express?

No. You want a ranch? Yeah, a fuck ranch for pregnancies and to seed the world with your genetic sequence with my weird dick. Have you ever wanted to go

on vacation at a ranch that was kind of like the fundamentalist Church of the Latter-day Saints? Right, right. And then, what was the report about him wanting

to cryogenically freeze his head and penis was that in that was that no no so both hats this is the shadiest that the new york times ever gets but yeah this was a new york times report and they talked about how he liked to say he was going to freeze his head and head and it's funny because he uh predictably has a very weird dick. That's something that has come up in depositions where people, the women who he sexually abuses can identify him by his weird egg-shaped penis. Egg-shaped? Wait, egg, huh?

It's thin at the base, wide in the middle, and then thin again at the top. Whoa, like a spade? Yeah. Kind of? No. again at the top. Whoa. Like a spade? Yeah. Kind of? No. Sharp at the end? It seems they say egg-shaped. In the deposition, the lawyer opens it by saying, Mr. Epstein, do you have an egg-shaped

penis? That's literally the first question. Oh, wow. Because he doesn't want to be nice to Jeffrey Epstein for some reason. Because he doesn't want to be nice to Jeffrey Epstein for some reason. But he also, I guess he was pointing to the sperm bank that was full of noble laureates in the 80s and was saying, it's this high-minded. He couched everything in this scientific, forward-thinking terms. forward-thinking terms. But, like, you could also put it in terms of that, like,

creepy pregnancy doctor who, like, impregnated 40 different women with his sperm. Well, that's... And then, like, got found out and killed himself. Like, that's... Oh, wow. That's also who it's like. But wait, so did he donate? Like, are there, like, little Epstein babies out there?

I don't know. Little egg-shaped dicks. They said there was nothing, no evidence to support that he actually followed through on the plan. But it's just something he would always brag about when he's around scientists. And, like, all these scientists they talk to, they're like, yeah, it was weird. Like, he would just kind of, like, we would be talking about something, and it would just immediately segue into his, like, ranch, his pregnancy ranch. I mean, this guy's been running around for fucking years doing all of this.

And people have been, people have known about it for years. This is why, I mean, I have you talk about it on the show where like Pizzagate, it makes sense that people believe in Pizzagate because, you know, Pizzagate was like- Yeah, right. About all the pedophile child sex. There's this rich guy in the sky, the Eggman, you know, with his ranch. And like, i guess these conspiracy theories about international cabals of sex traffickers of for elite politicians is maybe

real yeah could you imagine and then q anon is also real and we're like what i mean i didn't want to come here to talk about q anon but right it's just it gets complete it just gets flipped on its head so it's the other side well. There was that other report that the prosecution is saying there's going to be about a million pages of evidence in this trial. And I shouldn't say it's the other side because he is a fan of both liberals and conservatives. He's rich. That's the thing they got right. It's rich people sexually abusing. That's the thing they got right.

It's rich people sexually abusing. The sick, twisted part about it is that pedophilia knows no political distinction. Yeah, unfortunately. Yeah. So we talked on maybe yesterday's episode or a couple days ago about how Equifax was agreeing to settle, give everybody $125 at least. And now in just typical Equifax being the worst company fashion have decided they're not going to do that anymore. Well, no, it's not that they're not doing it anymore. So the issue with the settlement actually, and we probably should have read all the fine print before we were like, go get your 125. No, you don't need to read the fine print with Equifax.

Was that there was a small pot of money that was basically only $31 million. And so with all these people go and exhaust the fund, now they're like, well, we have $125 per person, but if it goes to that, we're going to have to keep cutting the pieces up to the point where you might get a check for a couple cents. So a lot of people were saying it's better to actually just look at the free credit monitoring that they're offering. Because at this point, so many people are trying to claim the cash prize that it's easy. Like if you're going to get something from them, actually take the free credit monitoring. But again, it's like, but from them too. Yeah.

Yeah. Here's more of my information. Yeah. From them, too? Yeah. Yeah. Here's more of my information. Yeah, well, you know, and I think that also just comes down on, like, the FTC, who only hits them with such a small fine.

Like, you know, when you compare that to what the company's worth and the kind of revenue it generates. Like, yeah, 31, okay, sure. Oh, no, $31 million, how am I going to pay that? They should give everyone a trip to a sex ranch. Give everyone a trip to a sex ranch. Well, Casey, it has been a pleasure having you. As always, we're going to have to cut today's episode short. Miles and I have to run. Problem.

Happy to be here. We've got all kinds of things going on. We've got a lot of things cooking, Zygang. A lot of things. Yeah. Not me. You've got all day. All right.

So we'll leave the mics on. Casey, you just do your thing please let's do it for the next 20 minutes where can people find you you can find me on Instagram

and Twitter at Casey L-E-Y and that's C-A-S-E-Y L-E-Y also listen to my podcast The Gay Power Half Hour

which I do every week with Tony Soto you can find that on SoundCloud iTunes Spotify all your podcast

things The Gay Power Half Hour. And yeah, check those things out because I'm a stand-up comedian and I do shows and I talk for a living. Yeah. Very funny. Stand-up comedian. People should check that out. Is there a tweet you've been enjoying?

Oh, yeah. It was about Marianne Williamson and it said if we're not careful, a gang of internet gays and anti-vaxxers are going to make Marianne Williamson. And it said, um, uh, if we're not careful, a gang of internet gays and anti-vaxxers are going to make Marianne Williamson president. And that was from you. Oh no, that's not from me.

Oh, okay. Oh, you want, oh no, sorry. I didn't, I forgot.

I had to have a tweet. That's okay. Uh, let's go with that one. I love that tweet. Okay. Miles, where can people find you?

Uh, on Twitter and Instagram at milesofgray. Let's see. A tweet I like from Jess Dweck. So, at the Dweck, D-W-E-C-K. The most upsetting part of seeing Marianne Williamson

on the debate stage is that it means the secret works. There's one. Another one is from, oh, yes, Molly Lambert, at Molly Lambert, just said,

isn't anyone else exhausted by New Age grifter white women and Andrew T responded white women aren't no arcades Dana Schwartz tweeted every once in a while I remember how my high school acting teacher made students perform scenes from his own

unproduced autobiographical play that he wrote that's amazing uh marcella argueo tweeted men lie so much about their height that when they meet me they start lying to me about my height sir i am absolutely not six foot six but you are absolutely five foot nine and then fossilized tree resin tweeted i'm not like other girls she said golden But you are absolutely 5'9". That's right. And then Fossilized Tree Resin tweeted, I'm not like other girls, she said, golden skin shimmering in the summer sun. And she wasn't.

She was a rotisserie chicken that I bought, took outside, and performed a small skit with in the parking lot before eating in my car while sobbing loudly. A little poem for you guys. I'm going to be out for a while, but there will be guests, hosts. Oh, yeah. Take off, man. See you later, dude. I'm going to hold it down.

Footstep, footstep, footstep. Do you wear bare feet? He's gone. That was crazy. That's what I do instead of take vacations. I just do a bad foley room exit. You can follow me at Jack underscore O'Brien.

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We did a Fortet remix, but let's do one from his album from 2003 called Rounds. And this track is called My Angel Rocks Back. Fort E-T? No. What? Fortet. Fort E-T. What do you mean?

No, F-O-U-R. Like a F-O-U-R-T-E-T. Got it. We're very confused right now. Uh-huh uh cool the daily zeitgeist is a production of iheart radio for more podcasts from my heart radio but the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever find podcasts or give it away for free that's gonna do it for today uh i'll be gone for a week miles will be back tomorrow with more podcasts and he will talk to

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