The Daily Zeitgeist - SteveTrend Spielberg 6/10: Trump, Gwyneth Paltrow, Maggie Haberman, 'The Social Network 2', Greg Bovino

Episode Date: June 10, 2026

In this edition of SteveTrend Spielberg, Jack and Miles discuss Trump's upcoming birthday celebrations, Gwyneth Paltrow's weird ahh    Israel ads, Maggie Haberman's new book about Trump's 2025-26 season, the long awaited sequel to 'The Social Network',  Greg Bovino not ruling out a presidential run and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Steve Trends, Spielberg. What could that be about? My name is Jack O'Brien. That over there is Mr. Miles. Gray! Yeah. And it is Miles. Disclosure Day is upon us.

Oh, no. Doesn't that what's going on in the trailer with Emily Blanche? We've lost him. Yeah, bro, the aliens are talking to me. Which is crazy. They have the full scene. So she does that on the news. Everyone's freaked out.

She walks off camera. and her producer says, I have to fire you. And she says, I have to fire you. Right. Like in an anchor man. I have to fire you.

It's just so crazy because it reminds me of that one episode of Otherworld that, oh yeah, yeah. I feel like Spielberg's a fan. It's,

you know. That was so, I was like, bro, the last time I heard about aliens potentially comment hearing someone's vocal box.

Using us as radios. Yeah. You know? No, and that click-clack. Click-clack. Okay. Anyway. Anyways, the movie comes out on Friday, and the review embargo is over, and it's getting good reviews.

It's a 77 on Metacritic. Meetacritic. All right. I don't know how the fuck Brian, the editor, didn't know about this shit. He's got real shit going on, man. He's got a lot of tables, man. Yeah, man. He ain't got time for this.

It's supposed to be as good as Warhol. No. As good as war horse? They're saying it's his best in years. Wow. Wow. People shitting on the fablemans like that, you know? Oh, yeah.

I think because people are waiting, because Stephen Spielberg, when you think of like his best movies, there's just sort of so grand and scope. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? Like they're like, they get you to think of like another world.

It was like, Warhorse, Fabelmans. You're like, this is like regular people shit. You're making me feel like an adult. Where are fucking? fucking dinosaurs.

We're aliens. You fucking coward. Anyways, Disclosure Day, about to be upon us. Two hours and 27 minutes. That's long. But the reviews seem good. So apparently, he earns it.

Yeah. Yeah. Brian, this is an interesting thesis. J.J. Abrams fucked up the Spielberg vibes for him. I think that's, when somebody does something that is derivative, can it sometimes just, just, like, ruin the original? I don't know. I still like the originals. I'll tell you. I'll tell you that much.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm, no, look, I'm ready for my throat to start clicking. What if Spielberg came out and was like, my favorite filmmaker? J.J. Abrams? Oh, I thought he was just going to come out and just start throat clicking. My favorite filmmaker? All right. My name's Jack O'Brien that over there's Miles. This is the episode where we tell you what's trending. It is Wednesday, June 10th. So we have an update on Donald Trump's birthday party. because Dana White

had come out and been like it's gonna be sick he's trying he's kind of doing the thing that like kind of scrappy movie producers

do where they're like we've got we're out to and then list off like the cast of Magnolia like the greatest

cast of all to holy shit what about for directing I mean right now we're out to Nolan's people Yeah, Nolan Spielberg, P.T. Anderson.

Those are the three top names that were in talks with, as in sent an email. So, apparently that list of names, including The Rock, Adam Sandler, Mario Lopez. How fucked it Mario. I feel like Mario Lopez's publicity team, like, worked to get him in that, even though he's not going. you get him in that mention because this is the list.

Time Magazine said that he invited a hand. Dana Waite told Time Magazine he invited a handful of megawatt stars to join him at the bout. Adam Sandler. Guy Ritchie. Good work. If you can get it, Guy Ritchie. Tom Brady. Guy Ritchie sandwich between San, the Sandman and Tom Brady.

And the goat, bro. Jared Leto, Jason Statham, Dwayne the Rock Johnson, and Mario Lopez. Mario. Mario Oh, Mario. I mean, he's famous to anyone

who has set foot in an American hotel room and turned the TV onto the default channel. Right. And it's always him. One of the most recognizable faces that has my kids probably just know him as that movie guy. Yeah, I wonder if that was also one for Dana Way where he was like,

maybe cool if Mario Lopez came. Yeah. I love Slater and Saved by the Bell. Yeah, grew up on Save By the Bell. Anyways, we have an update and how many of them are coming on? fucking none of them are coming

nobody's coming to your birthday party you're a fucking loser well who is going to Donald Trump's one step closer to God birthday bash slash UFC fight you know because the ringside is supposed to be where all the fucking celebrities are yeah you want to see that

his kids that's who they've listed so far it's like Jared Vankey doju Batina his new wife, Eric and Lara, who knows, probably Kai Trump, maybe a half out of it, Tiger Woods.

Oh, yeah, Tiger, I could definitely see there. They're going to need, they need, they're going to fucking, like, bring Tiger in on. Yeah, weekend at Bernies, bro. He's been fucked up on pills. Yeah, yeah, but like, they need to, they need his ass. They need some star power. They're going to tie his,

tie his limbs to fucking sticks and shit to, like, puppeteer him in the audience where he's like, yeah, look, he's loving it. I guess the same. I guess the is more a boxing thing. I haven't watched UFC, but like boxing, people who are ringside, because the camera is very stationary, because they're not like running up and down a court. They're just like kind of standing in front of each other. So you really have time to like watch JZ watch a fight. Do you know what I mean? Like in the HD era, it's that, that was like one of the

first thing. When I first watched a fight in an HD thing, I was like, holy shit. Like you can see a thousand different people's faces in there. You could, like, lip read exactly what they're doing. I mean, yeah. So, Dana was just sort of vibe casting the guest list there. I mean, a very similar thing that happened to me when I was 22. I met Mark Jacobs, the designer at a nightclub and somehow had, like, a riveting conversation with him, wrapped it up with, hey, I'm turning 22.

My birthday is coming up. We're going to probably do something in Hollywood in September. I don't know if you live out here. And he was like, oh. How far out were you? How far out were? Oh, this was like, this was like, this. was maybe June.

And I was like, yeah, bro, and I was like, yeah, bro, people were like, yo, what were you talking to Mark Jacobs about? Mike? I was invited him my birthday, dog. And the fact that it was, like, if you were on your way to your birthday, like, that could have, like, I could see you may be succeeding. You're having a good time. He's like, this is actually boring anyways.

This was the three months out, Miles. This was all because I mentioned a YouTube video I saw of like a gay ball, like, voging battle to him. And then he put me on to the documentary Paris is Burning. He's like, oh, have you seen Paris's burning? I'm like, nah, I was, bro, I was fucked up talking to Mark Jacobs about this shit. I was like, nah, I didn't see that, blah, blah, blah. He got my information, what's crazy, though.

He mailed me a copy of Paris's Burning on DVD with like a note. well he was like, Greg, he must have been hidden on me, bro, and I was just too fucking oblivious to fucking know what the fuck was going on. But yeah, he sent me that and then that's, and I used that. I'm like, my friend that way. I'm my, bro, he's coming on my birthday, bro.

He sent me his DVD. That's nice of him. Shout out to Mark Jacobs. Hey, man, he saw something in you. Let's not, let's not say that, let's not cheapen it. Okay? He's coming to my birthday, bro, at Gatia House. Yeah.

Okay? He did not. But Andy Milonakis was there, but I didn't even bite him. just happened to be there. That was my claim to fame that night. Yeah. Mila knock. Knock. Knock knock knock it on heaven's door. Hell yeah. Maybe Trump could get him. I don't know. I don't know what he's up to these days. I mean, Trump does have a thousand tickets to give away to this thing. And since no one actually wants to go, he's doing the next best thing, which is selling them for millions of dollars now.

Apparently he's using that as like the new fundraising thing or sponsorship packages for like a million dollars to get these like coveted seats really just little side bribe for tickets that no one wants to go to so he's figured out a way to make it work for him i mean i know one celebrity he could go out to that seems like down down for anything mark win a poutrow oh oh are you talking about that is skyscraper she did i that ad is bonkers i didn't know what it was for i saw i saw it out of context i'm like why the fuck is this new york and then she's like Is this New York? No, Tel Aviv.

That's right. And you're like, yikes.com. She's coming out full villain mode. She is our most oblivious villain. Have you seen, there was like another thing she did where she was like talking about drone warfare? No. She did a fucking sit down article that was like about like the future of American defense. It was like the most wild defense.

industry propaganda thing I've ever seen. It was Gwyneth Poutreau and Trey Stevens. Look at this fucking, look at this image. It says, Gweth Poutre and Trey Stevens discuss the future of American defense. She's leaned up against like a smart bomb. A photo of her leaned up against a smart bomb like in a, who me? Kind of like one leg crossed over the other leaning against a smart bomb. Or drone.

I don't know what the fuck that is. It's meant for killing people. Yeah. It says in which Hollywood. Wood's most charming wellness mom chats with Andrew Rills co-founder about love, war, God, and her very progressive husband. Get her

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than we might give her credit for. Oh wow. Yeah. We need to watch for her. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaking of things we need to watch out for. There's new book coming about the last, it's basically about the last year

in the White House. Yeah. What's been going on? It's from the Habe's. Maggie Haberman. Yeah. Doing the thing that, I'm glad they're, they're talking about a book they're about to sell within a year of the pressing events happening. Yeah, the reporting is fairly

fresh in that it was about 11 months ago when this happened. Yeah. It's like, well, it's telling us about last summer as they realized that this, as some, some within the White House, specifically J.D. Vance and people who were online seemed, seemed to realize that this Epstein thing wasn't going away. No. And then it's just like a bunch of meetings with them sitting down with, you know, Trump's main cabinet being like, this is really bad. This is going to be his Iran-Contra. And then being like, okay, somebody's been sending a little bit too much, spending a little too much time on the internet. Yeah, this is from the New York Times.

They quote, Donald Trump's panicked AIDS met without him in the situation room during an emergency meeting in which they desperately sought to quell the MAGA civil war that had erupted over the administration's failure to release the Epstein files. The room where like, you know, you know the picture of Obama and everybody watching as the operation to kill bin Laden is happening. That room is where they're having this meeting. Yeah, exactly. The place where the president gathers experts and aides to discuss the most pressing global matters affecting the nation and its security, they use that into a pedo panic PR room, spin room. How the fuck do we shut this shit down? There's just this one part that is like you're talking about.

J.D. Vance was in this meeting, very concerned. Quote, Vice President J.D. Vance took his seat at the head of the table in the table, the John F. Kennedy conference room of the Situation Room complex, quote, this is a huge problem, he told the group, and this is with like Susie Wiles and Caroline Levitt and, you know, Todd Blanche and then A.G. Pam Bondi goes on. The vice president appeared panicked to others in the room about the way the subject of Epstein was already dividing the MAGA coalition.

Some senior officials had the impression that Vance had bought into the darkest theories about Epstein and a cabal of predators hidden within the country's ruling class. class, Susie Wiles would tell others that the vice president had proved himself to be a major conspiracy theorist. This guy's a major conspiracy theorist. What a weirdo. Oh, man. Just gaslighting the couch copulator like that, being like, oh, honey, you believe, don't tell me, you believe the conspiracy theories, too. Are you okay? Is everything okay, J.D.? Yeah. It goes from that to as they try various things in the tone of, oh, okay, sure. we'll give you here are you happy now we'll do well like it covers their decision to uh have that

meeting with mega influencers where they like give them a binder of like fake epstein document like the you know uh at home version of jeopardy yeah right right for for epstein files they're like and here's your very own copy of the epstein files and it was like all just shit that they already had already seen it yeah and people you know that that didn't go well but also when they gave that to the mega influencers, people within Trump's administration were like, wait, what is in these? Like, they hadn't cleared it with the Trump administration,

so they're like frantically thumbing through the files that they're giving to them, and they're like, there's some like really bad shit in here. What are you fucking, like, what are you doing? And then they had to like beg the MAG influencers to embargo what was in until like that, afternoon's press conference. Yeah, it was just,

it's like very messy is what you get the impression of. They're not very on top of their shit. Yeah, last summer there was a moment we're at a turning point conference where we played a clip where like Megan Kelly and Charlie Kirk were like, this is a fucking disaster. Like what the fuck are they thinking over there? Apparently right after that, this is in the New York Times article, Trump called Charlie Kirk and scolded him. Yeah, it was like, what are you doing?

Get on the fucking right page, man. Why are you being so mean to me? Why are you being such a conspiracy theorist? And then there's another thing, like, again, as much as he wants to make a go away, Trump's pollster passed him a real bad note because back in March, he was like, this ain't going away, man. It's the sixth most important issue for voters that we pulled after inflation, the economy, foreign policy, immigration, health care is Epstein files.

Right. But, yeah, it's not stopping Trump. Like, he was talking about, like, yeah, morning Joe having Trump derangement syndrome, because I think he was obsessed watching Morning Joe this morning and they talked about it. And he's like, yeah, about this report. Yeah, they all have TDS. It's like, bro, this. There is a palpable, like, the reporting suggests that like the thing that they, everybody on his staff is working from.

Like, and it's understandable that they had this assumption last summer. They're like, this guy, like, nothing sticks to him. Every time that people are like, oh, my God, there's a terrible. problem coming his way he's fucked. It just like bounces off him. But this is this is the one thing. And like Vance and you know, Bongino and Patel like Bonjino

and Patel who whose entire career was like they were podcasters who like talked about fucking Babstein files. In the time between administrations that's what they were fully pumping up the whole time. Debs Steam files. That's what yeah. So like

they understood what a big deal it is that they We're able to like ride that to But becoming like national figures. And then everybody else is just like, this guy is unsinkable. And then they just happened to be standing on the one landmine that people aren't, aren't crazy about, which is that the kind of pervasive deep suspicion that all the wealthiest people in

the world are. Right. Abusing people and treating people like shit. Amazing though, that obsession, you know, that of like, you don't want to catch that car of the Epstein Files Republicans because I know you think it's going to be like, and the Clintons did everything. Right. Because it's not like Bonjino and Patel are in for it to be like, and we'll finally bring down Donald Trump and he'll finally face justice. Right. And that's what I think. That's probably the thing that's by blowing the minds of the people

within the administration that know this is all bad for Trump and the others that are like, we need transparency, man. We got to drag the cabal out without realizing that's, that's going to sweep up everybody that you know, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The irony of it all. But hey, man, keep pressing for accountability, because, again, this is not going away. It just seems to be like, even when I talk to friends who are not as, like, politically engaged, so when they start being like, what's up with this fuck, he's so corrupt, blah, blah, blah, blah, the Epstein files.

Yeah. Because I think for a lot of people who understand Donald Trump is a bad actor, they're like, this needs to come to light for people to actually. have any, I mean, of the numerous things that he's done, but a lot of people feel like this is, this is the easiest thing to just sort of bring about some kind of accountability. But again, they're using the situation room to figure out how to make it go away. Let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. Pride is like love. You feel it in your heart. IR. Radio. Canada's number one streaming app

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And do you remember we, at some point we were talking on the show about how we needed a sequel to the social network. I think it was like when we were covering how fucked Facebook was and just. Oh, like when their own, their own data was like, it's bad and weird. really bad. We're going to, and we're going to keep going with this. We've, I think on multiple occasions, called for a sequel to the social network that's like, you know, what they did with that? Because that, like,

in retrospect, that puts a very, like, positive spin on it. Jesse Eisenberg, as Mark Zuckerberg, seems like way more charming than, yeah, right, exactly. Real Mark Zuckerberg is, and the goals seem, way more nefarious than just like, I'm kind of a brokenhearted, lonely kid who always wished that I had more social approval. It's like, no, at this point,

it's pretty clear that he was like bent on world domination and doesn't give a fuck if people die on the path to, like, the takeover. Anyways, Hollywood has been listening. Sorkin, he's not Zykegang, but I do recreationally. do cocaine with him at Hollywood parties. And I did give him that idea.

And he finally woke up and smelled the coffee. The trailer... Have you told him that he was sorking a dick on being the Ricardo? He said, hey, Aaron, you sorked a dick on that one, man. He was like, he was like, I know. We were saying that back at home, too, man. Anyway. Sorking a big one.

I like you, Michael. I'm like, my name's smile. Get it. So the sequel has probably presumably been in the works the whole time that we were asking for it. And the first trailer just dropped. It's coming out in the fall. And it is starring Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg. It is written and directed, wwant, ww, wow, by Aaron Sorkin, unfortunately.

Sorkinisms abound, y'all. Yeah. I'm sure, but I'm glad that they least kept the original score by, Trent Reznor and Atticus, because that was like the best. Boom, boom, boom. Yeah, I love that haunted piano. So good. One thing, Jeremy Strong, like, I know you go method, baby.

You kind of got the voice down. I'm distracted by your jowls. He's got too many jowls. He's like old looking, bro. He got old neck. And Mark Zuckerberg don't have that neck. Yeah, I guess he's playing someone. This is, like, he's playing someone who's like 15 years younger than him.

Yeah, well, I mean, what? Zuckerberg's my. 42, I think. So he's 47. Oh, okay, five years younger. It's not, it's not too crazy. He's playing, he's playing Zuckerberg 10 years ago, right? Like, this is, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's why part of me is like, I don't know why. I was just like, bro, he got, nah, man, he got middle-aged throat. Jalminning. He's going to need to jailmen. Because we know. His voice sounds fucking dead on. Yeah, yeah. And, like, he does some things in the trailer that I'm like, he does seem.

to be inhabited by Mark Zuckerberg. I'll definitely get past the neck. I'll get past the neck. It's like him preparing to speak in front of Congress at that time when... Bill Burr? I wasn't expecting him to pop.

Yeah, so Bill Burr's like sort of his debate prep guy. He's like, you're going to get fucking eaten alive out there, kid. And always love Bill Burr. I think he's a very, very good actor. It's the one, yeah, the one concern is that it's directed by Aaron Sorkin, and he, as good a writer as he can be, he's yet to show that he can be a great director. Sure. One of the scenes takes place between, so Mikey Madison is like a Facebook whistleblower.

Jeremy Allen White is a Wall Street Journal reporter. God damn, Wall Street Journal has some hotties on staff. God damn. Jeff Horwitz. My man, Jeff Horowitz must have been like, yeah. Yeah. Wait, who's playing me? Who's playing me?

Are you fucking kidding me? Yeah. Hell yeah, dog. Because my guy, this is, yeah, this is dream casting for Jeff Horwitz. I mean, also, Mikey, the Facebook whistleblower, I don't know what the Facebook whistleblower looks like, but. That's where, like, maybe Sorkin's like, they got to be hot. Yeah, yeah. They got to be hot.

J.M. pointed out that, like, their secret, their secret. meeting that they're having where she's like breaking her NDA to report to him like seems to be conducted inside a Budweiser commercial it's like in a wooded glen with like a light fog in the background it's so uh in a fucking it feels like like during like fall football like this is that this is the beer commercial that you're going to see cladesdale's should be galloping because francis background Francis Hogan, who is the whistleblower, is blonde. And Mikey Madison and this one, I think they're just, this is where Sorkin's like, man, Blonde erasure.

It doesn't matter what the fuck they look like, man. Make them fucking hot and cute. The blonde's had a pretty good run through the 80s and 90s. Everybody who, you know, the blondes ran the world. So I think we can, we can do a little blonde correction. Uh-huh. But incredible cast, a subject matter that's been calling out to be, uh, depicted a movie for a long time.

Directors can fuck up a good thing, but I don't know. I kind of have high-ish hopes. I think there's so much fucked up information about what Facebook is willing to ignore and like

the actual causes, the impacts of what they've been doing. Right. Dramatizing it in a way with like incredibly hot people could be good for the world. Could do a good thing in terms of like at least like from the trailer they're talking about like the evil parts of it and yeah sorkin is good at like sort of like laying those kinds of like issues out in dialogue

albeit heavy handedly a little heavy hand a little heavy on the hand there my guy he does that so for people who don't know he made this show uh was it the newsroom news desk yeah newsroom newsroom yeah yeah where the premise was it this is a newsroom and we're like showing you what it's like to be inside an actual newsroom, but they did it on like a five-year delay. So you got to see like all the characters got to have the correct opinions, according to Aaron Sorkin, like years of it. And like ever since then I just feel like he has had a hard time not doing that,

not having characters, just always be like, do you understand the historical impact? of what is happening right now. Whereas like, you know, all the president's men, the thing that's great about that, which is like, you know, a lot of people agree is the best movie about this sort of journalism

is that it's just solving the next problem in front of you of like, how do we report this out? How do we get this source? It's like the minutiae is what... It ends up being the focus of that thing that is, you know, ends up bringing down a president. Yeah.

So hopefully he's able to resist his instincts to, you know, make it be like, do you understand that we're sitting on a thing that could turn the tides of millennia? Yeah, right, right, right. Although that is how Zuckerberg thinks about himself. He's like, my favorite, my idol is Marcus Aurelius. Marcus Aurelius and smoked meats. Marcus Aurelius and smoked for a personality. Should we check in, speaking of the evil parts,

should we check in with Greg Bevines? Bavino. Timu Heinrich Himmler clearly thinks there's going to be a presidential election in 2028. And honestly, it feels like most Republicans feel the same way since Trump is disintegrating in real time before our eyes are like, yeah, we got a shot at this. We got a shot at this in 28.

Bovino again, I think his platform of outright racial hatred is going to be the wave that takes him to the White House. He's made some cool Twitter posters and has announced, quote, News Nation is reporting, I'm exploring a run for president in 2028. Here's the truth. My one and only priority is deporting the 106 million illegals who are here. That's it. 106 million? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Good luck with that, man. Good luck with that. Yeah, good luck. A third of the U.S. population? Good luck with that. Yeah, whatever that. That's a number in fantasy world, probably. I don't know.

You know, they just make stuff up. Like the one Colorado governor candidate who was like 45,000 Trenda-Oragua gang members are in Colorado. And they're like, there aren't even 45,000 gang members in the world for that gang. But anyway, he's saying the grassroots support is telling, I'm seeing tells me the polls are completely wrong. If I'm getting this much energy, it's probably because 90% of the country wants mass. deportations. Then basically says if running for president is what it takes to actually get it done, then all options are on the table. House Bovino with like some sad ass AI art. It says men fight back. Men strong men fry to Mr. Labowski.

Men strong men also cry. Men fight back bovino. And then he's got another poster where he's added hairs to his head that he clearly doesn't have any. anymore. But hey, sure, man, maximum effect for America first. So he's, he's going to, he's going to be trying it looks like in 2028 or, I mean, not when he inevitably doesn't raise any money. He's always hitting up like women on social media, just being like, he's a, he's a real online flurter, which is also funny to see. Yeah, very, look, Mark of a lonely man. You love to just see people taking their shot on Twitter. And yeah, you never know. So here's him shooting his shot to potentially become the 48th president. House Bovino.

Men fight back. It's so weirdly, he's like, okay, so people think, like, this is Game of Thrones. You know what I mean? It also, like, has, like, it looks like there are the horns from the Yellow King from early true detective, like that he's holding onto those. Like, it seems like he's got some weird shit going. on. Yeah, it's Housebovino, man. We protect really dangerous, powerful people. That's Housebo.

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