The Daily Zeitgeist - The Boys Are Back In Trends 4/8: TACO Tuesday, ICE Shooting, Artemis 2 vs. Trump

Episode Date: April 8, 2026

In this edition of The Boys Are Back In Trends, Jack and Miles discuss a TACO Tuesday to remember, another ICE shooting, the Artemis 2 astronauts being tormented in space by DJT and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Oh, my name is Jack O'Brien. That over there directly across from me, crossing his arms. I'm uncomfortable. Miles Graham! Back in the office. Back in the office. Back in the studio. Well, well, well.

Which is crazy because it's been a while. This is actually the first time we recorded Zykeist back in the studio fully, right? We did that video episode with Jekis in free. Right, but that was like still, it felt experimental. Like, we are, we are, just to set the stage, we are sitting in basically the same positions we have been sitting in from the beginning of the show. The very, the first three years. Exactly.

Yeah. And which is crazy because we've been doing the show longer with longer remotely. So we're going to, you know, it's like Jordan coming back after his couple years off. We're going to throw a few up. Yeah. Ill time shots might be thrown up. I don't like Mike's legs. Yeah, yeah.

I don't like Miles's arms in this one. No, no, no, no, no. Jack, once again, doesn't know what to do with his hands. You just keep scratching your arms. Hey, man. Is he okay? We are on camera for a video that nobody's ever going to see, but it is making us very self-conscious. We're back in the original Studio A, Hollywood, California. It's good to be back on top, Miles.

Very near the Scientology building. Yeah. So, oh, that was, he went to the main one right there? I think he went to that one. Good for him. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Beautiful building. Well, we're talking about the Scientology runs on tomorrow's episode with a very special guest. But we are the, this is a trending episode, right? We tell you what's happening. And you're Jack and I'm Miles. I'm Jack. That over there is my co-host, Mr. Miles Gray. And yeah, so the last time we talked, we didn't know if the world was going to end. The vibes were a little odd at the main show this morning because we're like,

come the morning, we don't know. We just don't know. Maybe the biggest we don't know of all time. Yeah. We had a sense that he wasn't going to do shit. I was, I had dinner with my uncle yesterday and he was saying, Taco Tuesday, Trump, you know, Trump always chickens out. He was saying that before the announcement?

No, after the announcement. Oh, okay, okay. And I was like, yeah, but I'm kind of glad. Yeah. I don't want that to be a thing. I don't want to, I don't want mocking Trump or not ending the world to be any part of this. Oh, look, your little bitch ass didn't end the world. Yeah, that's what I thought.

Yeah, like, well, hold on now. Let's, yeah, celebrate that. I mean, like we said yesterday, everything felt possible. Anything is possible. Anything is possible. Thank God the patterns held true where it's just pump faking. Did you see? Again, a fucking war, even pump faking a genocide is a war crime.

You know what I mean? Again, I'm also, my head is so turned that suddenly the Democrats are like, just they're like, okay, yeah, this is genocide. This one, wow. Even hypothetically, I know this one to be true. But here we are. Luckily, there is a quote unquote ceasefire. TBD.

Two weeks. How long will it last? There's, he issued a statement that was like weirdly in legalese, but you could tell it was like his impression of legalese. Based on conversations with prime minister Shabaz Sharif and field marshal, a seamanir of Pakistan. And wherein they requested that I hold off the disqual of Pakistan. destructive force being sent tonight to Iran and subject to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to the complete immediate and safe opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

I agree. I, Donald Trump, hereby agree to, I declare bankruptcy. I declare ceasefire. So, yeah, he did this big official statement. The font is terrible. The font is bad. It's the one where it's like all the way justified to either side. You know, so they did something interesting with the curling on the statement.

It feels very live, laugh, love. Always. Sure. Two weeks. So Ryan Grimm, the reporter, had suggested, as we were nearing the deadline, he was like, hey, just take their previous 10 point demands and pretend they're new. And act as if that's what you wanted, right? Because nobody was reporting on that shit.

So, like, no, Americans don't know. Like, we don't, we don't know the content of the deal that was already on the table from Iran. I think. We did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Americans don't. And so he was, he basically said, pretend Iran's 10 point plan is a new proposal, counting on the fact that the media hasn't been reporting on Iran's demands to make it look like a new offer,

uh, Tehran put forward in desperation. And that's exactly what he did. Love a great idea. Note for note. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And the 10 point plan,

good news. Uh, good news. Uh, good news. Honestly, good news for Iran, you know, because get, get your reparations. Try and rebuild your country. But this is just so funny because, again, these are all things that started off previously that were supposed non-starters at all. They're like, we're not even entertaining any of this.

Fuck that. We're going, we're coming to blows now. Yeah, Trump. Yeah. Heck Seth. We're like, fuck that. Lifting sanctions? Uh, no.

Uh, don't think so. Acceptance of your enrichment? Uh, no. And look at this, when you look at everything that's listed. Yeah. Here we're looking at lifting of all primary and secondary sanctions on Iran. Uh, continued Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. military withdrawal from the Middle East, an end to attacks on Iran and its allies, the release of frozen Iranian assets,

a UN Security Council resolution making any deal binding. Mm-hmm. Um, and also did not open the Strait of Hormuz in any, uh, you know, in any way that the U.S. would normally be happy. They were like, yeah, we'll, we'll take a look at it. We'll take a look at it. And if we do, we're taking a $2 million fee on every ship that comes from there. I'm going to split it with Oman.

How's that sound? Netanyahu, like, from the Israeli side, they were not thrilled by this. They were like, we support in the Vegas. And most measured of terms. and so and also said and by the way this doesn't apply to us

in terms of attacking Lebanon we have a separate war with Lebanon actually it has totally unrelated and they launched 100 air strikes at multiple locations across Lebanon killing hundreds of civilians in a span of 10 minutes they are

again this is this is the next part of it that I'm really curious what's going to happen because obviously with Israel continuing to be unhinged and being like Well, fuck that. We never said, okay, maybe I'll stop with Iran, but I'm still going to continue to kill as many people in Lebanon. And will they even stop with Iran? Like, their ceasefire, their pattern of behavior with regards to ceasefire in the past is using it as an excuse to get into negotiations with people that they then try to assassinate and then not ceasing fire.

Yeah. And then does that, is that another layer of complexity, Trump is able to deal with? Because from that New York Times piece, we read about the beginning of the war, Netanyahu just, gives them sweet whispers and it's on again. And I think that would completely jeopardize any ceasefire deal if Israel continues to just like loosely define what a ceasefire is, what Lebanon is or isn't, what weapons are, what death is, you know what I mean? And then do we, does that begin to create another moment for the Israel-U.S. relationship

to fracture? Who knows? That'd be nice. I wouldn't mind seeing that. I mean, he looked, he looks worse, like, it seemed impossible that a U.S. president would be more in the bag, like in for whatever Israel, just like being manipulated by Israel more than Biden. But he, I think that New York Times article really puts him in, in the pilot seat for being the biggest cuck in the history of a U.S. foreign policy. Yeah. Yeah.

Because, again, yeah, he, that's what Nanyahu wanted. he wanted the U.S. military to be able to do a ton of damage with all of our very expensive weapons to keep this thing going. And I think that's why, as we'll talk about tomorrow, too, it's led to all kinds of reactions from people to the deal. Yeah. People aren't thrilled. People aren't buying. People on the right aren't buying his bullshit. It doesn't seem. Yeah, it's either you're pissed because you wanted, you thought he was actually going to erase a civilization and it didn't happen. Or you're doing the America thing where it's like,

I can't believe we're losing so bad in front of everyone. There's many reasons to be mad. But anyway, here we are. And I think even just, even though he didn't do the thing, that still doesn't stop, that still shouldn't stop efforts from Congress to impeach him for someone to vote the 25th Amendment, whatever it takes. because again, it feels like, like we were saying,

after that announcement, we're like, oh, okay, that he didn't do it. Yeah, I feel like I'm in an abusive relationship. Yeah, like this morning, I was just like, oh, thank God he didn't. And like, all right, what do you want for breakfast? Exactly. No, what happened is unacceptable. And I think that I'm, you know they're going to,

the media will forget. There's going to, they're going to try and act like this was just a blip. when really you can after this, like you cannot let up. But again, we'll see what the, we'll see what the energy is like. People are still talking about shit.

People still seem to be, they are. They are. Not happy. Pete Hagseth seems fine. He seems happy. He's part of the sales pit. He's out here declaring total victory.

Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Rather than like what everyone else is saying in the foreign policy world and we're trying to just looking at this and going, no, the worst strategic defeats America's ever seen. Oh, yeah.

Like, this was so unnecessary. And then you went in there, just poked yourself in the eye with your own stick a bunch. And we're like, I'm doing great. Right. I got, I wanted to wear this eye patch. Kept like looking in the mirror and being like, yeah, scaring themselves. It's like getting beat, get the shit beat out of you in a fight and like you're all swollen up.

We're like, no, I got into the fight so I could look like this. Right. So actually this, I'm winning. This is kind of what I was going. Yeah, one of my eyes to swell shut completely. So, yeah, it's not surprising to read. There's the latest Washington Post reporting on Hegsett where people are saying, you know, surprise,

Hegset is lying to Trump nonstop. Right. Like some bad teenager living with their senile grandmother getting away with whatever the fuck they want, which is why Trump, they're saying it's another reason. It's not just senility. Trump is also just regurgitating all of the bullshit that Hegset says about winning.

So a lot of the things they're talking about were like Hegsetth claimed that the U.S. quote, overwhelmingly destroyed the missile and drone program. No. In reality, more than half of their missiles are intact. And the U.S. also does not, he always say, we have complete total control

of Iranian airspace. Total air dominance. We just saw fucking planes get shot down. What are you talking about? So, as on Wednesday, after the announcement of the ceasefire, except really had to lean, because everyone's like,

this shit's an L, what are you talking about? Epic Fury was an epic failure. He came out really just being like, nah, ah, Epic Fury was a total victory and a few other really awesome sound bites. Here's Pete Heck said. To the precision campaign that obliterated Iran's nuclear sites in Operation Midnight Hammer, to the decisive military victory we just achieved in Operation Epic Fury. What? No other president has shown the courage and resolve of this commander-in-chief. President Trump forged this moment.

Iran begged for this ceasefire, and we all know it. That's the fucking best, man. And we all know it, dude. We all know it. We all know it. Begged for this ceasefire. I'm actually... Dude, you shit your pants and you were crying in front of everyone.

And I kicked his ass. You shit my pants, and we all know it. We all know it is so fucking, so sad and pathetic. we all know it is so childish. It's the best. It's fucking straight out of like middle school. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And we all know it.

We all know it is, again, that's like the first sort of gaslighty phrase you learn as a kid. And we all know it. Like, that's reality. Even though just me declaring that doesn't make it so. They begged for this ceasefire. We all know it. No, I have a feeling it was the other direction.

Yeah, it seems like you backed yourself into a corner and then like started big. This is just so fucked up to get out of the corner. Again, you backed yourself in the corner, you poked yourself in the eye a bunch, got the shit kicked out of you, you say you want it, and completely just upended the energy,

the like global energy markets. Because again, the White House's own energy department has come out and said, gas prices are going to get higher in April. Then they're going to come down to, the average price will be $3.70 a gallon. the year still way higher for the rest of the year.

That's... You're welcome. Yeah. Thanks. That's on the supposition that this shit actually ends this month. That this is longer than a two-week ceasefire. That's the rosiest outlook on gas prices. And then not to mention what that's going to do for diesel.

Diesel is going to be an average more than $580 a gallon and then go down to $4.80 a gallon for the rest of the year on the supposition that shit actually ends. Still, I'm not. so sure about that. I should just also play this. There's just another clip of Mike Waltz, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. He went up to a group of like, he was in a group of people in the U.N.

talking like right after the ceasefire announcement, trying to be like, oh yeah man, Trump. This guy's done such great stuff, man. He's like just all the peacemaking he's done. So he's just like walking around trying to like, walking into conversations being like

ha ha ha ha. Anyways, like we were just saying, People are like, where the fuck you come from? Dude, everyone just saw you completely debase yourselves and threaten war crimes on Twitter. This is him. He starts getting booed because people just fucking, they've had it with this guy's bullshit. War, chaos, violence, and more unsafe world comes to mind. But if we're being honest, that's also the world that we're living in now.

With the U.S. I wonder. So my friends across the street worry that, that with President Trump's peacemaking. Wait, and this is at the Apollo? Where is he? Where in New York? Whop, wop, boob, fuck you.

Dude comes out to hook him off from stage, tap dancing, and shit. Yeah, again, he's trying to just say Trump propaganda in front of people who live in the real world. And I'm just glad that they're just fucking screaming at him. because again, this is so unnecessary. And even if he, thank God, he didn't follow through on the threat,

so much damage has been done. So many people have been killed for fucking nothing. Yeah. For you to fucking even just, just to put yourself in a worse position diplomatically. It's fucking, yeah, anyway.

Yeah. So boo this man. Because you somehow miraculously believe what Benjamin Netanyahu told you about what was going to happen. Yeah. Your own CIA was like, this is bullshit. This is actually technically could be considered magical realism.

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They just shot a California man who's in critical condition. And once again, their version of events that he, this was a guy who was out here trying to hit them, weaponizing his car. In reality, you know, there's a dash cam video from somebody who just happened to be driving by. So they, you know, they weren't prepared for there to be a dash cam video. This showed that the person was trying to drive away from them. and they shot him and put him in critical condition, like through the side mirror as they were standing to the side.

You know, typical law enforcement shit where they're like, well, we got to endanger everybody's lives and kill people because this person's not doing what I said to do. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I took this job.

Yes. Just crazy too because they were like, yeah, he's like, they said he was like wanted for a potential murder or something. Yeah. El Salvador. Yeah. And no way they could possibly have his identity mistaken, you know,

as we've seen countless times as they just fucking arrest and disappear people who have done nothing who are U.S. citizens. No reason that this person could just be fucking terrified of being drawn into this completely unaccountable system where you just like are disappeared. Nobody's able to find you again. No, it must be that he's a wanted, murderer. Right. And then they're just like he was going to work. Yeah, his family's like, yeah, he's on his way

to work. So yeah, it's like, I mean like the Omni Crisis continues and I think it's it's just so crazy where the bar is. Like there's a sigh of relief that Trump didn't kill an entire civilization. Yeah. But we're still

everything else is still happen. And I'm like, yeah, anyway, got to keep our eyes on everything. because it's still all happening and it's still all there for us to really realize that. All right.

So much more has to be. One moment of joy. We allow ourselves one little moment. We are cutting the peanut in half. Yeah. Our one little sliver. I like that. You know when you cut a peanut in half

has got that weird nipple. Uh-huh. What's that called? Oh, peanut nipple? Sometimes when I see that, I'll bite that little nipple part off on the peanut. You do a little tongue thing? Yeah.

On the side. Anyway. That's just me. Guys call in. You guys nipple the peanut nipple? Anyways, Colin, let us know about the peanut nipple. The bananas, do you know that part of the banana? The bottom of the banana where there's like the hard part, the anus of the banana?

That's the an... That's just what I have seen people refer to it as. Why is it? It's the worst part. Well, you know, there's like the... Or the stem? The stem part. But you know how like sometimes there's like a little like hard thing in there?

Oh. Sure, sure, sure. Yeah, yeah. Don't eat that. It's enough to put me off bananas for life, the bananas. Our little moment of joy is Trump called it. So the only thing worse than having to poop into a plastic bag in front of your colleagues because of a broken toilet, being forced to talk to Donald Trump for 12 agonizing minutes, the Artemis 2 crew was connected with the president who congratulated them on their accomplishments, then talked to the Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hanson,

who went out of his way to thank the president on behalf of Canada, presumably ironically. This prompted Trump to start talking about Wayne Gretzky because I think it's the only Canadian, his brain, could recall. And the astronauts do the equivalent of the like, well, the parking meter outside the nursing home is about to expire. We better get out of here, guys. they stop talking.

They have a microphone in front of them like hovering in the air in front of them. And they just start like kind of fiddling with it and like letting it spin in the air as Trump keeps talking and talking and talking. And there is like a nine second delay. But it really seems like they've just made the decision. They're like, okay, so we're going to go into this.

We're going to be like, thank you so much, sir, on behalf of my great nation. And then be like, and that's it. Yeah. And do the equivalent of like, at the end of a meeting, everybody stands up, and we're like, well, you know, and he does not get the message. He just sits there. They're doing the best, the most diplomatic form of protest to like this, the most anti-science president we've ever seen, which is crazy, too,

because I'm like, this is like, such a diverse mission group of people. This guy hates everyone, hates science. And he expects them to like kiss their ass. But he loves Wayne Gretzky, folks. Yeah, here's the congratulatory call. To say, I spoke to a very special person, Wayne Gretzky, who I think you know, the great one, and I spoke to your prime minister

and many other friends I have in Canada they are so proud of you. They're fucking with this, Mike. They're like whirling it around. I'm not even sure the great one would want to do that, to be honest with you, but they're on a nine second delay. They're doing a lot of bravery and a lot of

and they're laughing. But they're laughing. But they're very, very proud of you. Thumbs uping and not. So they have a microphone in front of them. Oh my God. Laughing. He can see him out of there.

Oh my God. He's talking about Wayne Gritz. I'm like, yeah. So they leave the microphone in front and they don't touch it. Then there's a long silence. Yep. Where clearly a moment for Trump to be like. And so thanks for talking to me.

I've got to get back to work. Obviously very busy. And instead, he just sits there. and sits there they're looking at the mic they're like is this can you cut the camera we might have gotten cut off

it is a long distance it's a long ways there's a little bit of about a nine second delay but no I just had a a statement for I don't know if he's going nine second delay the action is going

mm-hmm yeah dude yeah yeah man it's the delay you heard but I was just saying they're very proud of you're a brilliant person

from Canada on the ship. And Wayne Gretzky is a great friend of mine, and he's very proud of him. Yes, Mr. President, we heard that. Yeah, we can't. We heard that, man. Can we get back to it? We got you, bro.

Kind of take a space shit, man. Yeah. It's like you stand up to end the meeting, and he's like, wow, strong legs. Just like Wayne Gretzky, I don't know if you heard me a second ago. I was talking about the great one, great skaters, strong legs, just like you. He's Canadian.

Did you hear that? He's one of your great. That's what? That seems to happen to have a lot. Like there's that New York Times profile where they were like, yeah, we ended up getting this big interview with him just by calling his number because we got his number. And he would just talk to us for like hours. We couldn't get him off the phone.

I mean, again, the theory is, well, he's the fucking president. He is a lonely old senile man. Gone, man. Who, again, if you just visit him, he'll give you an, oh, you came to visit me. Yeah. What do you want? Oh, you want of. You want to fight Iran?

Right. Oh, okay. I'm powerful. Yeah. Great, great moment for these astronauts. Perfect execution for having to talk to this pilot shit. Yeah, we heard you, man. Yeah.

You heard that Mr. President laughing at him while he's talking. I mean. Yeah, yeah. It was the nine second delay. And don't ask why we're able to, like, respond immediately to you in this moment. Just straight up. He's a jerk off. This guy's a fucking jerk off.

a jack off hand motion that the entire world can see. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Wednesday, April 8. We are back tomorrow with a whole last episode with the show with Henry Zabrowski.

Oh. From last podcast on the left, which be fun. Really? We got it? Yeah, we got the Zabrowski. So until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your flu shots we still can get your vaccines. Don't do nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to y'all

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