The Daily Zeitgeist - Trend3gan 2.0 4/16: Zoom Outage, Kilmar Garcia, Jesse Waters/MS13, 'Social Studies', Kristi Noem

Episode Date: April 16, 2025

In this edition of Tr3ndan 2.0, Jack and special guest co-host Pallavi Gunalan discuss the Zoom outage, an update on the Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia situation, Jesse Waters thinking wearing Bulls merch = MS13 gang member, the docu-series 'Social Studies', Kristi Noem undermining her own human trafficking operation and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We can do this together. Listen to The Set Up on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello the internet and welcome to this episode of Trending 2.0 or Ter-Thring-den 2.0, a reference to M3gin 2.0. So many numbers in that title. The new Megan movie, M3gin, is coming out. Wow, I can't wait to get out. That first movie was fun as hell, man.

You can take our DI away, but you can't take away May 3. That's right. My name is Jack O'Brien. That is Polly V. Gunnall. I tried Polly. I tried to say it normally, but I can't. You're cursed. You can't say my name normal. We were talking before we started recording. I have an inability to just, even when she just joins the record, I'm like,

oh, how's it going? Pollyveganola! Even when I see him in the club. In the club, I say. The club. It's like how your parents say your full name. And your musical host. When they're mad at you.

Pollyveganola! Pollyveganola! How are you doing? Your musical host. And your musical host. I'm reading the Lorne Michaels biography. It's a lot of fun. Oh, is the audio book like in his voice? I guess it's not an autobiography. It's just, I think it's the author who's reading it, but it's solid. His voice would have been too distracting.

Yeah. And like they, so I like, I'm, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm

one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I'm one of the most, I think it's the author who's reading it, but it's solid. His voice would have been too distracting. Yeah. And like they, so I like, I'm also reading and listening to the windup bird chronicles and like the person who's reading that one is like really going for it on the voices. And it's too much. And it is too much. It's just too much like the Lauren Michaels one.

And the person is just like they like subtly change their voice for like Lauren Mike, like when Lauren Michaels was speaking, but they try and like do a voice. It's too much. It's just like, I can, I get it. Like you don't need to fucking say, like, I don't want this to be on your acting reel. I know voice actors with too much backstory. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but anyways, uh, loving the wind up bird Chronicles, by the way, that was recommended by one of our guests, uh, right before I went on vacation. I was like, I, I need a good vacation read. And that was a good one. I will remember who recommended it by the end of this episode. But first we have to get to what is trending right now.

Polyvie. We are, I don't, I don't know what's happening. Like we, we are a fucking technological miracle right now because zoom we're recording this over zoom, but there is a zoom outage that has swept the land. If it ends up recording. I know, right? Yeah, that's right. If there is indeed a sync track.

But Zoom has been down since noon Eastern time, and we started recording this right before that, or we got on Zoom right before that. And so I think we got like grandfathered in and then Zoom crashed. And so nobody can join this call. We're just gonna keep it on for tomorrow too. Yeah, let's just hang. Let's just keep it going.

Yeah. Because we don't know when it's gonna go. Just like friends in middle school in the early 90s, just staying on the phone just being like, hey, what are you doing? Just like silently. But anyways, I don't know. Congratulations to those people who weren't already on a call and are just like fucking off work today because Zoom is down. Do you think Google Meet or Skype did it? Who do you think? Took them out. It's everything is a game of Thrones behind the scenes with different brands.

Yeah. But anyways, uh, so we still have no proof of life or a release for Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia. Um, the, the words he's home were trending. I was like, Oh shit, finally. And that was mega like saying he's home where he belongs in this prison. A Senator from Maryland has arrived in El Salvador to look into it, but again, just to reiterate,

he is an innocent person, the government has admitted he's innocent, the Trump administration has admitted they're refusing to correct their mistake, but like that's assuming it's a mistake. It's not a mistake. Yeah, I think it's pretty weird. Like it kind of makes sense with mega policies. Like Trump wants there to be crime committed by immigrants to bolster his case that immigrants are criminals and scary.

He doesn't want innocent taxpaying immigrants in America because that undermines his case that immigrants are criminals and scary. He doesn't want innocent tax paying immigrants in America because that undermines his case. And of course he never wants to admit he's wrong about anything ever. So individualism is such a fucking disease. Like I never understood people who were in mark who had marginalized backgrounds, like supporting Trump, but even now, the cognitive dissonance you need to maintain in order to be a person of color who is still MAGA is just insane. All of your brain power must be going to that wall that's being put up in order to be like, no, no.

Bill, the wall in my brain. An innocent person, but not like me innocent. I'm different innocent. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's purely like, they're just like, yeah, I don't know, man. It's fucking crabs in a bucket. Get the fuck out of here.

I'm not currently in that prison, and therefore I'm gonna be on board with this shit. Jesse Waters has a interesting theory where he kind of came on and was like, this guy, this guy's no angel thing that the media always does whenever a person of color is killed by the police. So in this case, this person again, has not been convicted of any crime. He's like, this guy's been pulled over by the cops

multiple times, didn't come to the ticket hearing for his traffic stops, which of course, that system is set up to fuck over people who are working class and can't get off work to go to the traffic court on a work day. At least their mothers talk to them, Jesse Waters. At least their mothers aren't fucking horrified at the monster they've created. That's right, but he also makes the case that because he wears a bull's hat

he is Necessarily a member of I think ms-13 and he specifically says Anybody you ask anybody in El Salvador? What a bull's hat means dude. Come on. It's like, I don't have to tell you guys. Last dance? That sounds like a threat. Exactly. So I was in Guatemala a couple of years ago and there are- Don't admit it. Don't admit it on the podcast.

And I joined MS13- You get black bagged right now. Just for that being in Guatemala. Yeah. And I will. There were a surprising number of bulls hats. And but it was like people in their 60s were wearing bulls. Like everybody was wearing bulls hats. Like the bulls are very popular. Conspiracy of like, that's why those Super Bowl losers jerseys

go to other countries so that we can find a reason to tie them all together to claim they're in a gang to You know where else the Bulls are really popular in America because Michael we are fucking ruled goodbye, Chicago Yeah, bunch of fucking terrorists Yeah, but it means you're associating with bin laden. He was also six six just like Michael Jordan That means you're associating with bin laden. He was also six six just like Michael Jordan Goodbye me in my childhood in Utah who was an obsessive bulls fan. Oh my god. You must have been so popular I know we put my brother and I we just like latched onto the bulls and we were putting like signs up in our windows My dad was like, please don't they'll egg that. Oh my god. I would you and I both though

I was such a huge bulls they were amazing. They were so I mean, yeah, there's just never been anything like Michael Jordan I truly felt like he was like writing Reality like I keep you know, I keep seeing Reels of him just going like just full mic when anybody says like him and kobe like anybody says anything to like incite him to like just dominate the rest of the game and like so it's all these basketball professional basketball players being like I didn't I didn't want to antagonize him but then somebody said something and then we just got demolished I'm like I love spite like I love it so much like that's why he's my hero I do have to say somebody just posted a clip of just the first five minutes of one of the

finals games between the, I think it was like 96 Bulls and the Utah Jazz. And they were like, is this your God? Is this what you think? Because for all the old heads who were like, no no these guys today couldn't make it in that old game And like the level of basketball back then sucked shit compared to like the current NBA like the current NBA is so much harder Like there's so much just like more sophisticated in terms of the offenses They run I don't like anybody who thinks the players Of today would like go back in time and not be able to play well

is incorrect. Basketball is just progressing. It gets better. Okay, but also like shoe and body technology have also improved. No, exactly. Like those people are probably so sore and like tired. To me, it's the equivalent of like going back and being like, uh, you know, the phones of like the nineties are actually superior to the phones today. And it's like, you know, no, that was, that's a worse tech, not like just it's worth it. Michael Jordan heard you call. I think Michael Jordan is the one exception. It's like current event politics podcast. It's going to destroy TV. And I took that personally. And I took that person. It's like an event politics podcast that's going to destroy TPC. And I took that personally.

And I took that person. It's like all the technology basketball so fluid and so complex, all of the current game is being built on top of the past game. Anyways, this is all to say Jesse Waters is equating wearing a Bulls hat with being in MS 13. And he was like, I mean, come on that the year that picture was taken, the Bulls had 60 losses. They are the one like the one global, globally popular thing that has happened in the NBA is Michael Jordan. Like that it's like, you look at most famous athlete in the world, like across history, like into the past decade, Michael Jordan is still on that list. Yeah, because he's the inspiration for so many people that are playing now.

And also it infuriates me that these fucking white assholes will just take a marketable thing, wring it dry, and then throw it away. And that marketable thing was Michael fucking Jordan. He's making money for all that. He changed shoes, like sneakers. And now they're just like, ah, it's not so good. But anyways, Jesse Waters, a fucking moron, and thinks that if you wear a bulls hat,

that that's cause to be sent to a prison camp. I'm gonna start wearing so many bulls hats because of this, I'm just gonna start buying bulls merch again. Hats on hats on hats. Hats on hats on hats. Sherlock Holmes with two, you can Sherlock Holmes the hat by doing one hat on top of the other hat, front and back. Four way hat.

I used to do that. I was not to brag, but I used to do that. Okay. You were definitely in a gang. I was in a gang any way you looked at me. Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back. Hey kids, it's me, Kevin Smith. And it's me, Harley Quinn Smith. That's my daughter, man, who my wife has always said is just a beardless, d***less version of me. And that's the name of our podcast, Beardless, D***less Me.

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creative spark, the magic. Listen to Math & Magic, stories from the frontiers of marketing on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And we're back. And there's this new documentary called Social Studies. Have you heard about that? Or I guess not new. It was like, it either came out last year or the year before but I just found out about it that it's basically like it allows you it follows a bunch of teenagers, but it has access to

Capturing the screens that they're using so like you get to see what is on their phone fucking nightmare Nightmare, but they allow it. Should never have done that. Like they had to have burner phones, no fucking way. But so they just allow it because, and like the director, I heard the director interviewed on search engine, the podcast search engine. She was like, yeah, I guess like they're just so used

to being on display at all times. They're like, it didn't matter to them. And yeah. If you have all your data out there, what are you afraid of? on display at all times that like it didn't matter to them. And- Yeah, if you have all your data out there, what are you afraid of? And there's like a scene where, you know, one of the young women or, you know, I guess children, I don't know how old they are,

but they're like in high school and they're like scrolling social media. And then they're like trying to put together an outfit to like just leave the house and just like the heartbreaking like way that like the images that you're fed on social media just affect these people's ability to like have self-esteem and just like feel okay going out in the world. The amount of like porn that like the way that porn is just like fed to these like children

on like a regular basis. It's a lot of stuff like just hearing about it is oh yeah and that like one they like follow this party that happens where there's this kid like high school student in LA who's like a famous promoter and a promoter who's a high school student. Yeah. Yeah. Like I guess he wouldn't be called a promoter right now. Well, I think calling him a promoter is very boomer, but you know, he like throws parties and has a huge following and anyways, like has this and then posts from the hospital. I took a perk that I shouldn't have because I'm a gremlin and like the guy who's like throwing the party is just like, and I thought that was funny and cool. It's just like very no more screens in my household

only books. The dogs are going to be reading books from now on. No more TV in my household only books the dogs are gonna be reading books from now on no more TV for my dogs The whole thing like there's this anecdote of speaking of the NBA There's this anecdote that I heard that NBA teams when you go into the locker room at halftime It's dead silence because everybody is on their phones like reading what people are saying about them on social media No, what the fuck it just just, and just, I don't know, like more and more, like as my kids are like getting towards the age that people tend to, like their friends will soon have phones, they will not,

but like, just watching people just disappear, like just walking down the street and like just seeing people just disappear, like just walking down the street and like just seeing so many people like eating together, but just like dead-eyed on their phone, like not interacting with one another. Like just is, it's like more and more, it just makes me like fucking depressed. I saw a tweet that was like, it's funny because I feel like over time this probably was said

about TVs as well, but people were saying, somebody was saying, I wish I knew who it was, that she abides by like large screens are okay, but small screens are not. Like large screens, if you have kids watching like a show on a projector or something, they'll be like running around, they'll leave and come back. They'll be more physical and more aware of their surroundings, but if you have kids focused in on an iPad or a phone, they don't leave and experience anything else

or have any interactions with people. I'm like, I'm sure somebody said that about TV when TV first came out. Like this is- Right, it's getting worse and worse. Yeah, and the TV programming is, you know, obviously meant like there's cliffhangers and stuff like that that's designed to like bring you back.

But like the shit on your phone is designed to be addictive. Like it is designed to. Yeah, that's true though. 30 second and that's like what verticals are. Verticals are like this new thing that's like five to 10 minutes of an episode and that's like five to ten minutes of an episode and it's like the weirdest stuff and it's meant to just be something to fill your time on your phone.

It's a weird experience because it's the same thoughts that we've been having from the start. We ended up having a conversation on the show yesterday about this trend of boys cutting off their eyelashes to try and be more masculine. Or I guess that was on this morning's episode. We need to start sending the eyelashes to the lash girls. Right. And then have an exchange. It's such a difficult thing to, yeah. But it's just like, these are all the ideas that we've had like from the start, like porn at too early of an age is bad. And like, yeah, on the one hand, you don't want to be the like anti porn scold because that makes you seem conservative. But on the other hand, like these kids are being like, yeah, I actually was introduced to porn before I wanted to be like I was introduced to porn in third grade.

Do you remember when we were growing up and like obviously porn still existed and there were magazines and everything, but like the most mainstream like thing that you would see is like commercials for girls gone wild or like acts commercials or Carl's Jr commercials where they really like sexualized women. And I remember being like, this is too much. Like these women are objectified. And now it's like everywhere. It's like all over the place, even criminal things, you know? Yeah.

Yeah. It's, I don't, it just, it seems like I just keep having the same thoughts and like critiques that I've had from the start for these things. And like they both both seem more and more unshakable and evident, just the fact that this requires people to turn themselves into brands and go for the most attention grabbing thing. All this shit that they seem both more and more obvious to me and also more and more out of touch. just the sorts of things that won't even register with people.

But yeah, but I do think like people with souls will like do realize this and then turn to things because like I found this need to like read and do puzzle, like not like word puzzles or like, you know, games, stuff like that, or go outside, you know, just like reconnect with things that I did in my childhood that were not attached to a screen because of how saturated and, it feels like I've just been eating junk food all day when I'm just on my phone. And so it's forcing me to be with my dogs

and be with other people. And that's almost like a treat to have human interaction not through a screen. It's crazy. It's hard because it's, yeah, we don't have the language or the rules that we do for junk food, but it really does feel like we just wait for our own personal... The way that we currently consume technology is obviously unsustainable for the planet, but just the way that it robs us of free will

humanity memory. Yeah. Cognition. It's also like spiritually and mentally unsustainable. And nothing is more obvious than AI on social media. Right. Anyways, it sounds like a cool documentary. Maybe we'll do a watch. I'll only watch it if it's in TikTok shorts. I do need it broken down into 15 snackable increments. Um, all right. One other story. Kristi Noem is apparently catching some shit for, uh, not dog shit, not dog shit. She's not catching the dog shit that we're throwing at her. She's dodging that. Um,

but she's catching shit from right wing people because she's not catching the dog shit that we're throwing at her. She's dodging that. But she's catching shit from right wing people because so she just like keeps doing these photo ops of herself with like ice and like posting and apparently like the people at ice. So like, wait, first of all, this is Kristi Noem, we salute you keep doing what you're doing. But apparently, like she is fucking up their missions. Oh, fuck yeah. By being like human trafficker Barbie. She's so funny. Yeah. So she's like so incompetent. She's like outing CIA agents basically. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. For the likes from the Huffington Post. Wait, we should do that. Kristi Noem's fondness for photo ops may be undermining her own agency's mission, according

to an array of government sources who spoke to the Wall Street Journal. Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security's frequent, often flashy appearances at border crossings and alongside immigration and customs enforcement officers have made her a walking billboard for President Donald Trump's deportation crackdown. In one instance, sources told the journal that Noam likely hampered a series of early morning raids in New York City by posting about the operation on social media while it was still underway.

This is like us following Nancy Pelosi for like the stock market, but like we're following Kristi Noam to see like where to avoid. Yeah, yeah, exactly. That's amazing. This is incredible. Yeah. So great work to her. We were, we rarely take the time to congratulate somebody in the Trump administration on the great work they're doing, but I think somebody that fucking thirsty nailed it, nailed it girl.

It does make me want to become a right wingwing influencer and befriend a bunch of ICE people and then just like post about them. I'm sure the show covered this while I was out, but there was a great photo op where she was like pointing her gun directly at the head of like an ICE agent. Oh my God. She's like holding it to the side like, you know, like you would on the cover of like an action movie, but it was pointed directly at the head of an ICE agent. That is so funny. Oh my God. Maybe it's not incompetence.

Maybe she's just fucking secretly based. She's super based. Also, did you see that? Somebody tweeted, I don't know if this is true because they didn't have sourcing, but they were like, I'm endlessly fascinated with the, so Jeff Bervici said, "'For no reason I can decipher.

"'The New York Times will never stop trying "'to retcon the etymology of based.'" And then they have screen caps of two New York Times articles where it says, this one says, "'But my favorite new slang word is based, "'short for based in fact or based in reality.'" What?

Oh God. What's not? I just to say sorry to all black people for us just like ruining every cool fucking word and phrase come up with it's so sad when they've done debased and woke and like everything oh so sad so awful um anyways those are some of the things that are trending. Paula V, where can people find you? Follow you. Here you see all that good stuff.

I am at Paula V. Ganalan, P-A-L-L-A-V-I-G-U-N-A-L-A-N. You can find me at the Comedy Store on Friday the 18th at 10 p.m. in the Belly Room with my show, Facial Recognition Comedy. You can also find me in Dallas, Texas on May 25th, 9 p.m. Dallas Comedy Club. Please tell everybody. Solving the Kennedy assassination. Oh, sorry.

I'm gonna figure it out. Yeah, I'm gonna figure out who did it. I feel like I'm on the case, okay? It's on the tip of my tongue. I'm looking at old. Yeah. It's almost there. And I'm gonna be walking around like Christy Noem,

figuring it out. So please tell everyone to buy tickets. Thank you. Maybe that's what happened to his head. And I'm gonna be walking around like Kristi Noem figuring it out. So Please tell everyone to buy tickets. Thank you. Maybe that's what happened to his head. Kristi Noem was Posing for a picture accidentally whoopsie did a bit did a bit of a whoopsie All right. Well, thank you for joining. We are Backed Mara with a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other, be kind to yourselves, get your vaccines while you still can, get your flu shots, don't do nothing about white supremacy, and we will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye! Bye! Hey kids, it's me, Kevin Smith.

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