The Daily Zeitgeist - Ted Lasso = George W Bush? Dr. Oz’s Favorite Dish! 4.13.22

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Hello, the internet and welcome to... That's all right. Do it again. Do it again. Nah again nah fuck it we're already in it we're here we're here it's season 232 episode 3 of your daily zeitgeist yeah that's right a production of iheart radio this well this is the podcast where we take a deep dive into america's shared consciousness and it is wednesday april 13th 2022 which of course means national peace cobbler day yes and national boron quineers day but in years but in years shout out to uh the you know the puerto ricans who've had to fight in the military and were only offered citizenship because of the first world war but yeah this is a day to commemorate that but i last week we were talking a lot about puerto rico and i think it's important while like you know you have these like very nice holidays like

and thank you so much for your service of putting your body on the line and you know for our foreign policy aims uh but don't worry about any like get second billing To National Peach Cobbler Day Congratulations And you were saying Trump They wanted to pass this Trump killed it Killed it They put it through while he was trying to

Coup the US government Also shout out Peach Cobbler too I love Peach Cobbler The best Anyways so also shout out peach cobbler too i mean i'm glad the best anyways uh my name is jack o'brien aka a b c d e f g h i j k l m n ob um that is courtesy of all my friends from philadelphia.B. And also, that is a Philadelphia legacy nickname. I had a great uncle who was a high school basketball coach whose name was O.B. O'Brien. That was like what he was known as. A.B. O'Brien.

A little redundant. Also, shout out to John Sabine who tweeted, we all think the lmn op is the best part right oh yeah yeah oh yeah absolutely anyways i'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co-host mr miles gray well a little bit of daily zeit cold brew and a blunt delight a pair of jeans that fit just right around my bunghole shout out to christy yamaguchi made for that zach brown band inspired aka and i think you're also we we kind of indulged ourselves with a little lbj bunghole uh phone call clip last week so i see what you're putting i missed all the good stuff i mean that's a pretty main that's a mainstay topic. I feel like when, you know, whenever LBJ comes up, I feel like we always have to talk about his bunghole and his nuts. Bunghole.

Yeah. And his penis jumbo. All the hits. Yeah. Miles. I'm just sorry. But after you saying that that was your nickname, does it stand to reason that the character's name is actually O'Brien Juan Kenobi? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

He's from Philly, right? O'Brien Juan Kenobi. A.B. It, yeah. He's from Philly, right? O'Brien Juan Kenobi. A.B. It's A.B. Juan. A.B. Juan. Yeah.

It's A.B. Juan. Hey, use the force. Let's go to Pat's. We're thrilled to be joined by a brilliant and talented writer and podcaster who's written for publications like The New York Times, the new yorker the new york review of books gq where she wrote that machine gun kelly making fox feature that broke the internet she was the co-host of the legendary podcast girls in hoodies and night call and the creator

and host of the newly legendary podcast just dropped heidi world the heidi fly story please welcome back to the show molly lambert yeah my own air horn there it is you gotta be uh what's happening everyone what's up it's me ob lambert hey b what's up yeah abe how you feeling It's me, Obi Lambert. Obi! What's up? Yo! Abe! How you feeling? You got the podcast coming on?

Yeah, I'm good. Obi, get some hoogies. Obi, yo. You want to go down to Uncle Yugi's? You want to get a hoogie and a kook? Kook? Some kook? Yeah, yeah. I got some cousins in Philly.

I know about that. You want to go to Wawa and get a hoogie? Still need to go to Wawa. You never went to Wawa? Well, we might have an East Coast tour coming up. Wawa? The Wawa tour. Where we're just doing New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

We might hit up some Wawa. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, Molly, you're back, and you've taken the world by storm with episode one of Heidi World, the Heidi Fleiss story. What's good? Let's kick it off there. What are you learning? What are you teaching us about Heidi Fleiss?

Episode one is out, and it is about kind of the 1970s in California and kind of sets up the whole story. Can I drop the bomb about her dad, who her dad delivered unto us? So her dad was like a famous kind of pediatrician from the valley. not the valley los feliz los feliz sorry sorry my bad he's not from here he's not from here you know he's not he's not anyone he's from i'm trying to offer him protection i feel that bad go back to wawa jack but uh he delivered leonardo dicaprio But he delivered Leonardo DiCaprio onto this world. It's true.

He delivered so many famous children and also non-famous children. Just everybody in the world has been hitting me up to be like, he was my pediatrician. That's so cool. He was my friend's pediatrician. Heidi Fleiss' dad was that pediatrician, huh? Was that dude? Yeah, and he worked out of this craftsman house on Hillhurst that was then a weird ice cream place pretty recently called Ample Hills. Oh, yeah.

There's an amazing story about how that was like a scam, kind of. The ice cream company was like a VC scam. Oh, really? Kind of, yeah. Heidi World never ends, is what I've learned. Right. Is that there's never not a new thread to pursue in this story. Yeah.

I mean, what's dope about the show is it's a history of Los Angeles, and you just dig into so many cool threads that I would... There's not a human being alive or dead who I would rather hear tell that story. Oh, thank you, Jack. And then a distant second, Paul Thomas Anderson. Well, he's mentioned a lot of times on the podcast because he's made so many movies about the history of LA, basically, that a lot of things come on up and also go on down. We share a character with Licorice Pizza, John Peters,

who played by Bradley Cooper in Licorice Pizza and is played by John Daly in Heidi World. So get ready for the extended Los Angeles multiverse. The multiverse of madness. What did you think of? I the bradley cooper performance in licorice pizza should have been nominated yeah i thought it was great but you know what john daly's gonna beat him yeah john daly's gonna beat bradley cooper at being good at playing john peters there it is where's bradley cooper's uh red hot chili peppers joke bang that's right i think about that song the john daly red hot chili peppers parody song constantly because there's a

part where he goes shopping cart escalator good good good i think of good good good good good every time i hear that that's where the shopping cart escalator is. Glendale. Bradley Cooper should have won. My friend Max, who's also in the podcast, playing Yvonne Nagy, Max Silvestri, says Bradley Cooper is trying to win the award for the most acting.

So, we have John Peter played by John Daly doing even more. That's one of those performances that is detrimental to the movie because once it happens, all I can think about is when's he coming back?

I want more of that. Where the fuck is this guy? Everybody in Heidi world is like that. Everybody is a maniac. Every single one. Molly, let people know because I think a lot of people they know of Heidi Fleiss, the Hollywood madam probably ends right there if you're not super engaged with it or like, you know, more of a read like a big thing in L.A. for sure back then.

But like for people who, you know, know about L.A. and sort of vaguely know what what sort of like what are you going to pull out for them that is really going to, I guess, have them see something different about Los Angeles or this era? Yeah. I mean, I think it's just about how LA is such a small town and how people all know each other in these ways that you would not expect at all necessarily, which is what everything I like is like. A lot of it's kind of like Hal Ashby's shampoo is very much about that also. Just like, yeah, how L.A. is like, it seems very vast and sprawling, but it's actually, there's like just 10 people. And we all know each other. And Miles and I are two of them.

Right. And I am not. Yeah, but when you go to Philadelphia. Oh, shit. They throw you a parade. I've also never lived in Philly, so. Wow. I'm not. Yeah, but when you go to Philadelphia. Oh, shit. They throw you a parade. I've also never lived in Philly, so. Wow. I'm from nowhere.

But when you go, they're like, wow, we're going to do a special mummers parade just because Jack is here. Do you see like all the Philly stuff I'm pulling out? Yeah, mummers, everything. We're going to get a cheese steak. Get some water ice, too. Yeah. Oh, no, the other thing I was going to say, though, though is like it is true how small of a town it is i think molly between you and me and if you added somebody who went to crossroads i feel like

we could somehow triangulate any person in the country or like the fucking world almost like that small town then like the funniest kid at crossroads like the class kid at Crossroads, like the class clown at Crossroads becomes Jonah Hill. Like, you know, like that small town then fuels like massive global like pop culture. So, it's an interesting town. I think he went to Palisades. No, he went to Crossroads.

He went to Crossroads. Oh, was he Crossroads? Damn, look who knows stuff about LA now. It is Jack. It is Jack. It is me. All right, Molly, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. First, we're going to tell our listeners a couple of things we're talking about today. Donald Trump, who was the president of the United States for four years, has endorsed Dr.z uh who's running for a public office so that that's

news because it makes the people on the right mad because dr oz doesn't have good credentials he doesn't he's not racist enough he's not racist enough he's just sort of racist and he doesn't know how to food shop also. He's not as blue collar as you might expect. We're going to talk about how Ted Lasso is George W. Bush as the current populace imagines him. We're going to talk about Sarah Palin running for Congress against Santa Claus. All of that, plenty more. But first, Molly, we like to ask our guests, we like to put them on the spot and ask,

what's something from your search history? I just saw the movie Bugsy. It's kind of all I can talk about is Barry Levinson's movie Bugsy. With Warren Beatty? Yeah, with Warren Beatty. So good. Saw it at the Los Pios 3 as part of a series about movies that show the Biltmore Pool. Wow.

I was looking up a lot of stuff about Bugsy, because there's a whole plot in the movie about how he wants to kill Mussolini personally. He keeps being like, I'm going to kill Mussolini. It's so funny. And so I looked it up, and that was 100% true. He did want to go kill Mussolini. He did have his own plot to kill mussolini he did have his own plot to kill mussolini by getting close to him and then he was kind of mad when somebody else killed mussolini wow the whole town took that honor away from him that's wild and he like the

main hook is that he built vegas or like kind of yeah he built the flamingo yeah but it actually because this is how my brain works it is uh very much a prequel to heidi world because it's very much about who runs vice in los angeles in the 1940s and uh heidi world is about who runs vice in los angeles in the 80s and 90s yeah yeah man okay bugs you go Bugs East. People are really getting this. I'm going to get my fucking hands on Mussolini. It's so funny. You got to see the movie. What was like, because I think, I remember when it came out, it was like 93 or something,

92 or something like that. 91. Oh, 91. Okay, so. It was also like prime Heidi World time. So it's also like of the era. It's a great movie. Right, right, right. That's a great movie. Right,

right, right. And I like, I remember everything going over my head. Cause I watched it as like a 10 year old. Because you had just seen Dick Tracy. Yeah. You're like,

Oh, is this the sequel to Dick Tracy? Kinda it is in a way. Yeah. Visually. But yeah, I mean like it's, it,

what was like, what was his whole, what was his, like, why was he so passionate about personally often listening? Because, I mean, like, it's, it, what was, like, what was his whole, what was his, like, why was he so passionate about personally offing Mussolini? Because he, because, uh, because he was an anti, because Mussolini was an anti-Semite. Right. And Bugsy was a Jew. They were Jewish gangsters.

So they were. And all the time was Meyer Lansky, like, in the cut being like, I'm good. Yeah, also Mickey Cohen, played by, I think it's Harvey Keitel in the movie. Mickey Cohen shows up in Heidi World, I think in episode two even, because we talk about the history of the Sunset Strip, which was completely mob run. And in Heidi World, in the 90s vice, who are some of the names that Heidi World kind of intertwines with that we would know from the 90s?

Oh, well. You'll see. Yeah, it's a lot, right? As we said earlier, yeah, it's, you know, Charlie Sheen shows up and Billy Idol. James Caan, played by Miles Gray here. Hey!

Jimmy Caan, baby! James Caan, baby! But yeah, also just a lot of people in L.A. politics who you may remember if you followed the O.J. Simpson trial at all. Yeah. Wow. I did. Your boy Gil Garcetti, who's a fail son mayor. Eric Garcetti's fail son father.

Fail father. Fail pops. Amazing. All kindsops. Amazing. All kinds of fun folks. What is something you think is overrated? Overrated. Man, I'm going to really get blowback for this, but queso. I really don't like queso.

Oh, just like the melted cheese? Like the Tex-Mex kind. Yeah, yeah. How come you don't like queso? I don't like the fake cheese. I don't like the melted cheese? Like the Tex-Mex kind. Yeah, yeah. Wait, how come you don't like queso? I don't like the fake cheese. I don't like the flavor of it. Oh. So do you like like jank can nachos?

No, not at all. Oh, so you're consistent with it. Like if it's fake cheese, you're off rampant. I'm off. Okay. I see. You're like cheese whiz? No.

You're like whiz on your... No. I'm just going to keep naming fake cheese. Give me a provela. I mean, I even got some like vegan cream cheese recently. That shit was whack. It was not good. I could not eat it.

I'm also like lactose intolerant, so I could really stand to use some fake cheese, but... Right. No, I will just... Overall, do you like i mean despite your intolerance for lactose do you eat cheese oh yeah i just do it i just do it and then feel bad okay yeah i got it so you got the nike guts you just you just do it and deal with it later yeah exactly i was talking with somebody somebody uh i know was i told them about jamie loftus's hot dog show

and they were like wow we have the opposite stomachs me and jamie loftus our stomachs are completely you're not downing gallons of milk and eating hot dogs no i would die if i ate what jamie eats in like one day, it would kill me. And I respect that so much about her. Cause I have on more than one occasion seen or interacted with her when she was dying from eating. I don't know. I was going to say maybe not for her either. There,

yeah, there are times you'd see her. It's like, I just drank like a gallon of milk. Yeah. She like shows up to a recording and it's just like, I just drank a gallon of milk last night. She shows up to a recording and is just like, oh. If I drank a gallon of milk and I showed up to this recording, it would be a recording of me throwing up a gallon of milk.

Oh, right. Just, yeah, endlessly. Although I did once see somebody throw up a gallon of milk that they chugged for a hazing in college for something. Yeah. College is fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah yeah and they said i think like the rowing team or something some girl in my dorm and had to chug a gallon of milk and then she

threw it all up and she was like you know what it's actually kind of fine to throw up milk it's like the so much better than throwing up alcohol it's not like acidic in the same way oh it's like a base yeah yeah it's basic coming back up yeah? Yeah. It's basic. It doesn't sting. It doesn't sting my throat. My throat neck. Now, Molly, surely you like the cheese filling of combos or the cheese filling in Lance cheese and crackers sandwiches, right?

No. We heard fake cheese. What about cheese and broccoli soup from Subway? Nah. Oh, man. I told you it's a hot hot tape okay we're gonna find some we'll find something speaking of the rowing team like having horrible hazing rituals miles you mentioned your friend like getting involved in one of the was this on the show or off mike where, where you're mentioning your friend being involved

in some whack secret society in LA? Oh, no. He was a Freemason. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just call the Freemasons a whack secret society? That's why I just... I don't know this guy.

I don't know about it. Face down in a pool. Is that a Sunset Boulevard joke? High and low. There it is. But there is also, like, because I think with Danny, we were talking about, you know, the Masonic Temple in North Hollywood? Oh, yeah. Molly?

Of course. My friend joined that shit after high school because he was so, like, he's like, yo, bro, I got to go in there. I got to know what it's like he ended up joining them and then wouldn't tell me shit about like what that what was going on in there so i had a my freshman roommate in college had like joined the business frat which was not even like a real frat at our school and like didn't what was the same like had the same level of like you know just wouldn't wouldn't tell me shit and was like so serious and cloak and dagger about this shit i just think that's such a funny like phenomenon of like the rowing team and the business frat like

like what happens in the business frat doesn't say i gotta respect anyone about the podcasting secret society yeah obviously we have to fucking kill them we'd have to kill every single one of for it. Don't tell anyone about the Podcasting Secret Society. We'd have to fucking kill them. We'd have to kill every single one of our listeners and that would be very time consuming. Or else we'd have to play that special tone. Yeah. That puts everybody in a state of mind control.

But anyway, that's alleged. That's all alleged. Yeah, Super Producer Ana was saying it prepares you for Bohemian Grove. Oh, you know, you guys are going to send me and Jamie Loftus to Bohemian Grove, I decided. Just like as a... I mean, we might, yeah. Can you take some time off just to lay low? Just Molly and Jamie go to Bohemian Grove.

No, like right when Ana typed that, I was like, yeah, why is Molly not currently working on Bohemian Grove? Yeah, that's true. Jamie Loftus and I go to Bohemian Grove. We try to get in. And then we probably get murdered ritualistically. But it is for the good of society because it exposes Bohemian Grove. There you go. What is something you think is underrated underrated how about like a room temperature glass of water sometimes you

don't want it that cold okay right sometimes it helps it sometimes it goes down easier your stomach adjusts a little bit better because it's not so cold and i'm not just saying that because i'm drinking one right now. And it's right in front of me and I'm looking at it. And that's how I come up with my answers for this. Because I never remember to think of one in advance. So I'm just like, what's on the table? Room temperature glass of water.

You're like the Kaiser Soze of zeitgeist guests. You just come in. You're just drawn from around the room. Nobody's talking about it. I was talking about these podcasting microphones, right? What's up with these cat treats and also a bunch of half-empty weed containers? Call me Empty Eighth Canister. That's my new name.

What? I'm personally a cold water bitch. And I've been told by, you know, my mother-in-law and various people not from America that that water is killing. Don't do it. Cold water is one of the worst things you could put in your body. My mom, fucking same thing japan it's like yo don't drink that you need some warm you need something warm in your body you put that cold in your body now your body has to waste energy dealing with that cold and i'm like it's fucking 99 degrees in may and you don't and i'm like

you won't turn the air conditioning on mom. So I'm going to drink ice water. Shout out to miles. His mom for also being a room temperature water core. Oh yeah. No. Yo, I mean her,

my aunts, they'll eat, they'll drink fucking hot water out the fucking hot water kettle. Yeah. That's why I drink tea. I know. They know no tea, straight hot water.

Just let me get that OU, you know? Loving it. It's way too much for me, but I'm definitely Coldwater Canyon like you, Jack. All right. Let's take a quick break. I'm going to look up whether Coldwater Canyon is in the valley or not. And then we'll be right back. Oh, thank God.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. Andald trump is back baby and our mouths endorsing dr oz and this is a scandal on the right man bright bar is fired up they absolutely hate this uh you know he got oz got the coveted maga endorsement over the weekend and this has been a long relationship you know i remember in 2016 when when trump was running for president he went on the dr oz show and and they merely gestured at like a pile of papers and he's like and these are your medical records right oh wow strong to quite strong i would say okay next point and you know then he was on like the health council for the president all this other shit so now he has his MAGA

coronation and like you're saying despite the concerns over oz's general viability as a senate candidate trump made a very very good point to the people of because it's a pennsylvania senate race north carolina but yes anyway this is him talking up all the good things that dr oz does by the way i endorsed another person today dr oz in pennsylvania dr oz great guy good man good man harvard educated tremendous tremendous, tremendous career. And they liked him for a long time. That's like a poll. You know, when you're in television for 18 years, that's like a poll. That means people like you, but he's a, he's a great guy. This is the year we're going to take back the house. We're going to take back the Senate and we're

going to take back America. And in 2024, most importantly, we are going to take back the Senate and we're going to take back America. And in 2024, most importantly, we are going to. Yeah, blah, blah, blah. Take back the White House. So you heard it there. He went to he's Harvard educated. And we also see, again, very clearly how Trump's worldview is, what it's like, which is and he was on TV for 18 years. So that's like a whole. That's basically the same thing.

You feel me? You know what I mean? And, you know, I think that whatever, we don't need to speak to the business machinery of show business, but the GOP's reaction to this is a little bit different than that crowd of unenthusiastic or semi-enthusiastic people in the background of that Trump clip. By the way, just real quick, that sounded small compared to a Trump. That sounded like a normal rally of a politician. I mean, people have been saying, just visually,

the rallies don't look that big these days. Or in certain places, they're certainly small. I mean, we were talking about the one in Georgia a few weeks ago where it was like a fraction of what it was like a year before. I mean, a lot of people... I think this all plays into this fraction of what it was like a year before. I mean, a lot of people, you know, I think this all plays into this idea of what's actually happening with Trump's skill of picking candidates, because this pick has really had a lot of people on the

like hard MAGA side of things, like really, really upset with this decision because they're like, this guy, the guy who's like in like the hollywood lib who loves michelle obama's arms and is pro-choice and doesn't even live in pennsylvania that guy and they've been calling him romney 2.0 and they all see this as like a recipe for an election day beatdown because he's just not maga enough he's just picking other famous people yeah yes like and that shouldn't and that i don't think that should be surprising because MAGA enough. He's just picking other famous people. Yeah. And I don't think that should be surprising because in Trump's mind if you went to Harvard and you're

famous, what's stopping you from being the fucking king of the world? Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he hates anyone who's not famous. Let's be honest. Endorsing a politician who's not famous like let's be honest like it like endorsing a politician who's like not famous i think disgusts him a little bit like you like hear it in the way he talks about them

yeah i haven't really been keeping up with oz's story since he declared i know like when he declared he said you know we're gonna keep the show going and then it was actually they just like pulled the plug on the show and left every then it was actually, they just like pulled the plug on the show and left every employee who'd been working there for 13 years without a job. But I hadn't seen him food shopping. That's like, that's my favorite detail of the Oz campaign. He like went, so he went grocery shopping to make the point that Joe Biden is making things too expensive. But he just was so clueless about how food shopping works that it just made the opposite point. Rich people have no idea how much things...

It's like that thing, how much can milk cost? Like 50 cents? What could a banana cost? What did she say? $12? They just have no idea. Yeah. Yeah.

So he says he goes, he has a little trusty videographer with him. He's in the produce section. He's like, you know, my wife asked me to like come here. Here, I'll just read word for word. Wait, I have the clip. You want me to play the clip? Oh, you do? Oh, hell yeah.

Let's do it. Let's just play the clip. I thought I was in grocery shopping. I'm at Wegner's. And my wife wants some vegetables for crudite, right? So here's a broccoli. First of all, this motherfucker said for crudite. For crudite.

You're having your boss over in 1987 for fucking dinner? What the fuck are you talking about? Not a ton of broccoli there. Here's a broccoli. That's $4. Sorry, just real quick. He picked up a single piece. I've never bought a tiny little thing of broccoli like that.

He's like, that's a ton of broccoli. That's for the crew to tag. Yeah. He says that's $2. He does not realize that produce is sold by the pound in this case and is doing the tabulation by, like he thinks, each unit is the price that it says next to it. He's like, oh my gosh. Okay, so now he's looking at bagged carrots. That's four more dollars.

That's $10 of vegetables there. More carrots than anyone has ever needed. Guacamole. That's $4 more. Okay, sir, that eaten. Guacamole. That's $4 more. Okay, sir. That is not guacamole. That is an abomination. Put that shit back. She loves salsa.

Fresh salsa. $6? Must be a shortage of salsa. Guys, that's $20 for crouton. This doesn't include the tequila. I mean, that's outrageous. Fuck out of here. Okay, hold up, hold up, hold up. He's blaming Joe Biden for grocery stores costing a lot? Yes, that was the whole point of that harebrained fucking junket at the shop

was to be like, Byron's really not got any of this shit under control. I can't even have crudite with my wife. There must be a salsa shortage or something six bucks that guacamole and salsa he pulled off the shelf that was violence yeah yeah that salsa i'd never seen something that was less salsa and that guacamole i'd never seen something be less are we talking about the kind where you have a single piece of broccoli, like 15 pounds of carrots, and then salsa. And the fucking grossest, thinnest, like, wood-pass-through-a-sieve guacamole that you've ever seen. Wait, hold on.

Y'all don't do crudités where you dip your raw asparagus into guacamole? I like to dip—I just like to dip a big broccoli into like some lukewarm water that's how it should be so he got this one broccoli that's two bucks he's making a satyr plate he also is the first person

to try to go food shopping in the first of all you don't just go to the grocery store for five things he's in the produce section he you don't just like go to the grocery store for five things but like he he's in the produce section he's like try filling up his hands he doesn't know that there's like baskets you can get presumably that he has never he's an alien walking in a world that he does not recognize yeah complaining about the prices it's wild because you know like that's that's how you

know again like the reason these people lose touch with what shit costs is because you know like that's that's how you know again like the reason these people lose touch with what shit costs is because you get to a point where you have so much money the cost of shit doesn't matter anymore like your income is far exceeds having to consider what the cost of anything is and you have like assistance and shit that just keep your shit full so you're like i don't know what the fuck anything costs, bro, because I can afford everything. And they just don't go to the store. Yeah. Right. They don't go to the store.

Yeah. I mean, yeah. You got to go to like, if you want to spot a celebrity like at a store, maybe you could go to the Gelson's on Laurel Canyon and Riverside. Potentially. I saw Laurie Metcalf there in 2002.

Right. If rich people shop for themselves, they go to Gelson's. It's true. Exactly. I saw Danzig once at Gelson's. It's true. Exactly. I saw Danzig once at Gelson's. You did? Yeah, it was amazing. So you could catch Laurie

Metcalf or Danzig. Danzig. These are the celebrities. Yeah. Or Jessica Simpson's ex-assistant that's now married to Donald Faison. Yeah. What's her name? Kaylee? Casey. Or something. That's not even counting the tequila, assistant that's now married to donald faze on yeah what's her name kaylee casey or something i think that's not even counting the tequila which this man clearly doesn't he's not drinking a lot

of tequila but there's like this profile of oz that i read like the new yorker did a profile of him like in the early days of his show's run and it was kind of approving it was like he he actually is like a good heart surgeon but it was also like you know he's just clearly super hyper focused on like becoming famous that's like the only thing he cares about but i remember specifically one of the details was that like he did not eat food he ate these like green like like solid nuggets of like vegetables and like protein that were like mixed together and he carried around in a like ziploc bag just because they were like hyper nutrients that would like get him through his day without like you know crashing because he was doing like 5 000 different things but he's he has not gone into a grocery

store and bought the same shit that he was picking up there in maybe no and also based off of that they should just run ads be like yo this guy can't even fucking party like he has tequila loose asparagus broccoli carrot sticks shit salsa and shit guacamole and it's a party at the oz house this is your senator that's ridiculous guys i mean yeah yeah it's a poor performance also not a good actor well i'm not buying that's what i mean that's the hard part is like all he had to do like was just say like complain like trump does but on tv and he's like that guy this guy's got it all he has to do is be like oh my god the prices are out of control. But I think this also speaks to the platform that a lot of the Trump selected can't like Senate candidates are like, because I just

have to play, I have to put our attention on Herschel Walker again, because this guy is beating Raphael Warnock in the polls in Georgia. And he has it. He, when he speaks, he says the most unintelligible shit. And I just want to give people, like, just to have an idea, he said this in terms of like what his, I don't know, I guess we're seeing what his grasp is on like energy policy in the United States. But I just want you to hear this.

Won this seat in that runoff race against Kelly Loeffler. As you know, top 10 lists of the most likely to flip in November. Tell us what changed in the last 14 months since Warnock won that seat. You know, what has changed is where do you start? You know, where do you start at? What has changed is, you know, we've got an administration that they're not leaders. They're almost they're weighted to they're almost uh they're they're waiting to they're more reactive rather than proactive and what i mean by that is you know

one of the first thing they did and i think people need to know this is they decided that they were going to give up all the energy by him going out giving up all the energy and now we're not energy independent anymore which started the whole downfall right now gas prices is going out of the roof okay i just wanted that's all i just want people here because we gave all our energy away you know and that and so i didn't please vote for me for senate where i will be deciding on things like your fucking human rights okay that was that was stated goal number one give up all the energy of the Biden administration. All right. Well, that's depressing that he's beating Warnock.

Well, I mean, and how can you blame him? You know, we're looking at people like we're looking at a Democratic Party that didn't do shit that they said they do. So it's like, uh. Yeah, he's not wrong about that. Based off what? Like, hello. All right. Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back i'm jess casaveto executive producer of the hit netflix documentary series dancing for the devil

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Ukraine. It's the advisor who has been like the primary Ukraine advisor on Fiona Hill, yeah, for multiple presidencies and just keeps getting ignored as she tells the presidents what to do. She recalls a good moment where, I'll just read a direct quote, this is the Trump thing before we move on to Bush. He'd see a picture of a leader that he liked, and he'd want it sent to them through the embassies. And when we'd read the articles, the articles are not flattering, they're quite critical obviously we can't send this but then he'd want to know if they'd gotten the picture in the article which he'd signed like for instance with macron emmanuel you look wonderful looking so strong

which is just amazing but the thing that caught my attention was they kick off the article with a brief anecdote where she tells Bush and Cheney that it's a bad move to welcome Ukraine into NATO. And then this happens. Cheney took umbrage at Hill's assessment. So you tell me you're opposed to freedom and democracy? He snapped. He abruptly gathered his materials, walked out of the the office and then he's just yanking your chain she remembers bush telling her go on with what you were saying now that doesn't like for some reason the thing that that made me think of like that is ted lasso that is a line from ted lasso like that couldn't be more like if dick cheney suddenly appeared in Ted Lasso. But like that, I feel like Ted Las all the things the the way that bush is like an energetic little puppy who can speak human words and give you fun nicknames and you like that's how people want to think of him now and you have to like push to get to the part where he's like actually a war criminal but like so i was recently attempting to watch ted lasso again i'm over two at this point but like he i i feel like that is what this is like he's he goes to like that

during the bush administration there was the character in love actually where i think it was billy bob thornton plays like a cowboy president who's like a fake tough guy who like goes and like tries to bully the UK prime minister. And then Hugh Grant is like the stand in for Tony Blair. And it's like wish fulfillment. He like tells George W. Bush to go fuck himself. Essentially, I feel like this is like trying to correct that wrong by like sending george w bush like the football coach over to charm the british and like win them over with like pluck and optimism and just like positivity but right so the article like the next part of that article

so the president's like ah he's just yanking your chain like go on with what you were saying like i'm i'm here to listen uh and even later in the thing she's like at least he was kind and polite and listened to me he just ignored the fuck out of everything i said but that so the very next part of that article is but the president seemed confident that he could win over the other nato leaders saying i like it when diplomacy's tough ignoring the advice of hill and the U.S. intelligence community, Bush announced in Bucharest that NATO should welcome Georgia and Ukraine into the membership action plan.

Hill's prediction came true. Everybody was fucking furious. NATO ultimately issued a compromise declaration about how both countries would become members, and that still hasn't happened and being vague where it's like well we don't we're not going to say when but like just trying to both sides

the thing where like it didn't even have to go down this road right but just as she feared and this is late uh skipping to a couple sentences as she feared the carrot dangled by bush to two countries each of which gained independence in the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, did not sell so well with Putin. Four months after the 2008 NATO summit, Russian troops crossed the border and launched an attack on the South Ossetia region of Georgia. Though the war lasted only five days, Russian military presence would continue in nearly 20 percent of Georgia's territories. After the West's weak pushback against his aggression. Putin then set his sight on Ukraine. So it's like Bush has this, you know, just unsinkable, you know, we're just going to spread democracy. We're going to get over there. Fuck what the analysts say. You know, like that's that's just negative thinking. That's the you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take. And that's this is where it lands. Right.

Well, you know, it's like it's like we're going to spread democracy. But, you know, I'm going to get more people to buy arms by doing shit like this, you know, getting inflammatory. And then I hook the homies up with the defense contracts. But, yeah, man, I love diplomacy, man. It's right. It's so hard yeah uh i mean yeah we all do look at him as like our eccentric like painter uncle now like like it seems like so many like the when people talk about him like on mainstream television it's just like oh look at george as soon as Trump became president, people started being like, hey, remember the other dumb guy? He was a different kind of dumb that we somehow like better now. And guess what?

No, he wasn't. He's a fucking idiot also. Right. Very useful one. Scarier in some ways because he had that kind of like harmless. People thought he was harmless in this weird way right but meanwhile like darth vader's giving him a neck rub in the oval office i mean he's like a dummy he's a dummy and uh clearly dick cheney was the real president right but you know what dick cheney's probably still the real president so

well that's the thing that's why i've always kind of been like man i feel like dick cheney's scariest motherfucker out of all of them but i'm like why why are they how come he's not stepping in to protect his daughter the gop is just fucking crip walking all over her and i thought he'd be like he'd be like nobody's doing that to my list no he doesn't give a fuck yeah i know he's just like i already got mine fuck yeah dick cheney cares about one thing and that is dick cheney yeah it's like let me shoot a guy and be out of here. Yeah. But, I mean, comparing the type of horrible president dipshit between Trump and Bush, like, I feel like there's no way Trump could have gotten away with starting a war with, like, no actual intelligence there, both because of his inability to, to like be friendly with the intelligence community but also just because there's yeah like you said bush has that had that like demeanor of like

harmlessness and you know just people giving him the benefit yeah aw shucks and he was like kind of the perfect front for a truly sinister, openly sinister Dick Cheney to like, you know, do some wild, awful shit. Anyways, this is where Ted Lasso needs to go as a plot. We need to see that he his actions have consequences and we need to see him cause the deaths of lots of people. In my opinion, I think that it's the only way to redeem the show personally. Well, you know,

do you watch that show? Well, we'll stay wishful. I watched the first season. No, I don't. I don't watch the show. I was like,

I mean, I guess it was, it's easy to watch because it's so like pleasant, but I'm too fucked up and cynical as a easy to watch because it's so like pleasant but i'm too fucked up and cynical as a person to watch that shit and get entertained you know what i mean like yeah yeah there's a there's a darkness of like that is isn't present enough for me to keep staying engaged i need i need my comedy is a little mean i think yeah that's what it is right right i'm a reformed bully it's not like really it's just yeah. I'm a reformed bully. It's not really.

It's just, yeah, when comedy is too nice, it's too gentle, I don't find it funny then. Yeah, but again, I think that's the difference. It's like, I don't watch it. I'm like, I'm having a terrible time watching this. It just doesn't quite, you know, resonate with what I think or what makes me laugh out loud. But I mean, I watched it mostly because I like football, didn't I? You know what? It's also, whatever you think about the mean, I watched it mostly because I like football, didn't I? You know what? It's also... I like football, didn't I? Whatever you think about the show,

I really haven't seen the show. It has the most annoying fans on Twitter of anybody. Yeah. The Ted Lasso fans are so mean. It's actually kind of hilarious. A friend of mine wrote like a not... not even a slam of the show, just a like, hey, it's good, but maybe it's not

going to make people nice. You know? Right. And the fans were like, fucking kill yourself, bitch. You stupid bitch. How dare you say this about Ted Lasso? It was crazy. Their bio

are all like Ted Lasso quotes about being kind. Yeah, it's just fucking insane. Wow. Alright. Should we catch up with Sarah Palin? This has been a very right-wing, heavy episode. It's 2005 again, turns out.

Yeah, fuck. I mean, this is, you know, it's not, it's more just an interesting face-off of people. Yeah, I don't know who I'm pulling for here, to be honest with you. Everyone sticks around forever. Yeah. So, on the one hand, we have Sarah Palin. And on the other hand, we have somebody named Santa Claus.

Yeah. So, this is for a, is this right? This is Alaska's one house seat. How does Alaska only have one house seat? Because it's just so big. I think probably relative to the population. Damn. It's the biggest state by far. But anyways, Alaska's house seat. Because it's at large, right? Yeah, it was held by the same dude since 1973. Don Young. He was in the process of running for re-election, passed away in March, Don Young.

And so there's going to be an open primary vote in June where Alaskans can vote for any candidate across parties, and the top four will then run off. Any candidate across parties in the top four will then run off. And just immediately, everybody started lining up. One candidate was good friends with the guy who died. And he was like, I'm really heartbroken by the timeline. On the other hand, vote for me. I've been waiting for this moment for my whole life. And he's also consoling his widow and shit at the fucking funeral. He's like, oh, I'm so

heartbroken, girl. So you free later tonight? But one of the candidates is Sarah Palin. But another one is an independent Bernie guy, literally named Santa Claus. Wow. What? Happens to be a city councilor in North Pole,

Alaska. He won that role with 58 votes because that's how small North Pole, Alaska is. But he's literally a dude who looks like Santa Claus. He's the real Santa Claus. Changed his name to Santa Claus, presumably after pushing Tim Allen off a roof. Yeah, as you do. Yeah. You know what's crazy is yesterday, I know it's not anywhere near Christmas,

but yesterday it just occurred to me for the first time, does Santa mean saint and he's Saint Claus? Right. Yeah, I think it's something like that. But then who's Saint Nick? He's Saint Nick. But I think he's been telling us all along how fucking cool he is and it's a cipher for Satan, right?

Oh, yeah, of course. Oh, right. Sure. Oh, yeah, I remember that church lady bit. It's also, it's like, you would think the devil would live somewhere hot. Yeah. But the devil's always got tricks. And below.

That's right. This motherfucker on the North Pole. Below zero. Life below zero. The show, Alaskan prepper show I've been watching to fall asleep every night for months. Do you watch Alone? I keep hearing about Alone. No, I don't watch Alone because honestly, I like the ones where people, I like Naked and Afraid where people have to work together and don't want

to where it's like two preppers and and always the guy is like i don't need anybody and then it's like they have to like huddle together for warmth or they die please sir please but alone alone is good too i i've been watching life below zero which is all these people that like go off the grid to live in the bush in alaska and i don't know why i just find it really calming because i'm like man i'm glad i've got hot water yeah right is it and is it maybe because like the solitude of it being like you know solitary life it's like half of them some of them are families and it's like half of the people it's a split it's like some of the people are native americans who are like living a traditional lifestyle passed down through through generations and their family and then the other half of the people are like crazy white guys that don't want

to have to deal with like the grocery store ever again much like dr oz or bills guys are like i hate society society's always hectoring me oh wow and uh yeah it's just a bunch of weirdos and there's one woman on the main show that i'm obsessed with because she's like a woman who just like dropped out of society and hates people kind of and she has like grandkids and she's like yeah they're nice i just don't want to see them that much i kind of like that like her family comes to visit her and she's like yeah it's okay having them around they help me do a couple things and then they gotta go yeah i don't care for them much and she talks constantly about all the ways she might die just from being alone in the wilderness and i find that kind of like i don't know it's a good show she's like yeah you know like an ice shelf could fall

on me i could like fall in this hole right here it's just like i think i think we've established your media diet pretty clearly like ted lasso ain't hidden one where this like grandma who hates her grandkids and talks about dying alone love that it's actually that's what's crazy she doesn't hate them she loves them she just doesn't want to be just like i got my own share all the time she's got her own shit and and this was her dream it's all these people where it's like this was their dream was to move off the grid and then they do wow have you ever been to texas tried to travel around texas it's 261 000 square miles it's so fucking big no but i was just talking about it with my friend who's my friend sarah who's from there talking about just like driving across it you know it's a it's a country and alaska is twice the size over twice the size

wow i would love to go to alaska massive it is so. DZ Alaska. Yeah, yeah. Let's go. The TDZ Alaska tour. Live from the Mendenhall Glacier. Go from city to city entertaining twos and threes of people at a stop. So just a little more background.

Santa Claus, he was a film student at NYU. Worked as a bouncer became a videographer for the mypd in the 70s what the fuck worked for fema and the terrorism research and communication center uh a cab to the santa okay yeah uh claims that he warned government organizations and multinational corporations about nascent threats that he has watched come to pass so i guess he's saying he predicted 9-11 then became a monk had a spiritual epiphany legally changed his name to santa claus after growing a big white beard for

fun while living in lake tahoe and is a swinger no i actually don't know about that part, but that feels right. This guy definitely is like... Anyways, he's going up against Sarah Palin. He ran for president in 2008 and 2012. He got 625 votes in 2012.

He's probably not going to win. No, because this is like when fucking Schwarzenegger won in california and it becomes a circus and like you know you got like mary carrie is like in the fucking was a candidate too and it's just gonna be all chaos so you know that's like low hanging fruit like politics anytime like i'm sure every like gop operative like near alaska was just like okay man i got somebody with name recognition. Let's just go.

Santa Claus. Is Santa Claus more popular than Sarah Palin? No. No. He's behind. Way behind. We're going to see Hershel Walker beat Raphael Warnock. We're going to see Sarah Palin defeat Santa Claus.

We're going to see Donald trump be whoever the the democrats end up running whoever's alive right right into the turn um but apparently this dude uses the santa claus thing like it he'll turn if somebody opposes him he turns it into a news story and everybody backs down because oh he's like oh so you oh so you're against santa then he did like tie in like children's welfare is like a big part of his sort of overall political stance so which is like yeah and weed which feels like you could be like a like a stealth libertarian candidate this dude this dude's brand is under underachieving a pro weed pro like let's take care of the children candidate right who is named santa claus and has bernie

sanders's politics i feel like i'm telling you pretty well if he if he gets any if he goes higher up in the polls and like he has to somehow interact with sarah palin's campaign they're probably gonna be like you know santa claus is a child groomer oh yeah just so you know yeah and that's going to be the state of our political discourse in a few weeks i'm sure well molly lambert as always truly a pleasure having you uh it's truly been a pleasure listening to heidi world um Where can people find you, follow you, hear you,

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social media that you've been enjoying? Yeah, my friend Willie Saley started doing these jokes about night water, about how the water you drink at night uh night water hits different i was thinking of night soil kind of what it makes one think of but uh kind of started as a joke he was kind of trying to joke go viral off of off of night water hits different

and he didn't go viral but then like all of his friends we all just started kind of like doing it ourselves to see if one of us could make it go viral and then it just started becoming a meme and uh someone just messaged me that they who works for urban dictionary that they made it word of the day on urban dictionary is night they made night water word of the day yeah they made it word of the day and they said here's the definition night water word of the day yeah they made it word of the day and they said here's a definition night water the water you drink when you wake up in the middle of the night that tastes like it came from a mountain spring blessed by god himself dude that night water really hits different when you're thirsty at 9 a.m at 2 a.m oh i was gonna say 9 a.m sorry i said 9 a.m. Oh, I was going to say 9 a.m. Sorry, I said 9 a.m. because it...

Well, night is relative to everybody. But anyway, yeah, that is thanks to Bijan who messaged me and said, film librarian Bijan said they made Nightwater Word of the Day. So shout out to the false flag Nightwater meme movement. Yeah.

We're seeding a meme. Miles, where can people find you? What is a tweet you've been enjoying? Find me at Miles of Grey, Twitter, Instagram, other podcasts, 420 Day Fiance, other podcasts, new podcasts, Mad Boosties, Jack and I's, I said

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Some tweets that I like. First one is from at Maggie on Mars. Tweeted the you don't owe anyone shit mentality that passes For self care nowadays is so Whack we owe each other A lot actually

I feel that on some levels You can't just reduce it Down to fuck everybody Self care And then Lucy Huber At CL Hube tweeted Rich teens on TV are always talking about How rich they are but I went to a private School with lots, rich teens on TV are always talking about how rich they are. But I went

to a private school with lots of rich teens and they don't do that. They say something like, oh, we have a little place at the beach and then you go and it's a 20 bedroom mansion that Chef Boyardee used to own. Chef Boyardee. Facts.

Chef Boyardee Castle. Yeah, right. Exactly. Right next to the Hearst Castle. Let's see. You can find me on Twitter at Jack underscore O'Brien. A tweet I've been enjoying. Jay Turner, DDS, tweeted, I'm a dentist

and I graduated with 68 other ones. I've met even more in 13 years as a dentist. None of us has been asked shit about our opinions on toothpaste. So don't believe Colgate. Don't believe big Colgate.

Hey, 9 out of 10, dude. Which dentists are you asking? 9 out of 10 people who are technically dentists that work for Colgate agreed when we put this in front of them that it was chill. Yeah, yeah. Anyways, you can find us on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist.

We're at The Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page and a website DailyZeitgeist.com where we post our episodes and our footnotes where we link off to the information that we talked about in today's episode as well as a song that we think you might enjoy. Miles, what song that we think you might enjoy.

Miles, what song do we think people might enjoy? Oh, man. Let's do a track by Swindle, this UK producer and London vocalist, Green Tea Peng. And it's called What More? And it's a dope track. It's like psychedelic soul-ish track um you know i like what they're

doing out in the uk with like this sort of soul site kind of uh genre and man the snares on this fucking break your neck i'm sorry but like i like when you hear a good snare this one's this one's good so this is what more swindle featuring green tea peg p-e-n-g what was the song you recommended off of uh rosalia's new album oh so many uh you know saoko the first holy shit i finally just listened to that shit that shit is so good breaking your neck or what yeah and it also has like a like i'm like is this an homage to the opening track on ilmatic because it kind of of has that New York state of mind baseline kind of running through it. It is probably not. But my limited palette of albums made me think of that.

Anyways, that album fucking goes. I'm sure the one you just recommended really goes. But I am slow. So I'm like, I like to take a couple months yeah to get to my recommendations anyways the daily zeitgeist is a production of i heart radio for more podcasts my heart radio visit the i heart radio app apple podcast or wherever you listen your favorite shows that is gonna do it for us this morning but we're back this afternoon to tell you what's trending and we will talk to y'all then

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