The Daily Zeitgeist - We’re Team … DeSantis?!??? Funemployed Police Dogs 05.01.23

Episode Date: May 1, 2023

In episode 1474, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian, Brodie Reed, to discuss... Breaking Down Disney’s Lawsuit Against DeSantis, Let’s Keep It On Ron For A Second and the Presidential Race…, AND ONE LAST THING…His Time At Gitmo, Please Put Drug Sniffing Dogs Out Of A Job and more! Breaking Down Disney’s Lawsuit Against DeSantis The Wildest Statements in Disney’s Lawsuit Against DeSantis DeSantis' tough words may come back to haunt him in Disney lawsuit -experts Did DeSantis ‘retaliate’ against Disney? Here’s a look at the evidence. Disney’s had enough — it’s taking Ron DeSantis to court Florida Gov. DeSantis says Disney lawsuit is political Why I Can’t Root for Disney’s Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis Disney vs. DeSantis: Iconic monorail is latest target in feud NTSB Releases Report On Disney Monorail Death AND ONE LAST THING…His Time At Gitmo Please Put Drug Sniffing Dogs Out Of A Job Minnesota Republican Wants To Keep Pot Illegal To Save Drug Dogs’ Jobs Since the nose doesn’t know pot is now legal, K-9s retire Drug Detection Dogs Are Unreliable and Reflect the Vicious Heritage of Their Slave-Hunting Dog and Police-Dog Predecessors Report: Drug-Sniffing Dogs Are Wrong More Often Than Right Time to Cancel Police Dogs, Experts Say Sniffer dogs inherit unconscious bias Federal appeals court: Drug dog that’s barely more accurate than a coin flip is good enough The surprising reason more police dogs are dying in the line of duty LISTEN: CATCHIN' EM SLEEPIN' by Always ProperSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Oh yeah, you know what that means? If you're in America, it's fucking Law Day. And everywhere else, it's International Workers Day. Okay? Because the government's like, we're not here for any kind of proletarian solidarity. We're about the law. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. It's also my eldest's seventh birthday. Oh, shit.

Shout out to the eldest. Shout out to the eldest. The elder. Yeah. No, it really is wild how they replaced fucking International Workers' Day with Law Day. Yeah, that's crazy. No one wants to celebrate laws at all. Yeah.

Hey, shout out to Pinkerton's, though. You did your thing in Haymarket, huh? National Pinkerton Day. Yeah, I'm surprised that's not... That's how America would be, though, that they'd be like, and you know what May 1st is? Pinkerton Day. Shout out to pinkerton day shout out to pinkerton shout out to everybody pinkertons who fought for our progress anyone who uses violence to protect property or the interest of yeah yeah yeah shout out to you it's your day they're gonna add i actually heard uh for black history month they're adding a slave catcher day uh just to celebrate all the slave catchers who found all that lost property it's march 1st yeah who lost out on that hey don't

get any idea also i mean let's let's not forget the alapaha blue blood bulldog the original plantation dog okay not so popular to have anymore yeah we're gonna talk about them today i believe my uncle has one just to be like to I guess just to come back on white supremacy. He's like, now I've got a slave hunt dog. What does that dog look like? It's like a big ass bulldog. They're kind of cute. They slobber fucking everywhere, though.

Yeah. That's what it looks like. Oh, okay. Yeah, I know these guys. I think the original plantation dogs. Wow. That is on Dogspot. Dogspot has a fun little fact, like a cute picture,

and then the number one bullet point. The original, quote, plantation dogs. Yeah. Cool. I have a white ex-girlfriend who had a dog like that, and I didn't even use it against her. That fact just came at me too late yeah oh she had that just text her without any context right yeah totally this you

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I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co-host Mr. Miles Gray I don't know if you've done this A.K.A. but it's Miles Gray A.K.A. They see DeSantis. Trump waiting. So old, damn, but they announcing Biden early. They announcing Biden early.

They announcing Biden early. We didn't do that. Shout out to Ray Zach on the fucking Discord. Announcing Biden early. They announcing Biden early. Yep, yep, yep, yep. Yeah. And a lot of Kamala in that video has conservatives on one side being like, wow, look at her.

What's wrong with him? And other people being like, so that's going to be. Are you doing that to ensure people are like, and that's who will take over if I croak. If I die. Yeah. We're kind of a dual ticket. You know, it's like like president co-president type yeah exactly it's a hatchimal you never know what's inside when you vice is such a scary word

anyways miles we're thrilled to be joined by a hilarious writer actor filmmaker comedian goth prince it's the brilliant the talented Rees! Hey guys, what's up? Shout out to you. Happy birthday to your son, the eldest. I think it's really cool that you named him the eldest. The eldest, yeah. Eldest Presley. And the other one's named Baby. Yeah.

That'll actually be popular when they grow up. Yeah. Miles gave me a great idea for the perfect birthday present star wars he's not a listener so i can i can spoil this star wars technical journal from when miles was a little star wars oh yeah is that the one that has like uh cutouts and then it just like shows you like different kinds of like wiring and pipes and stuff yeah it's like that's schematics for unknown technologies that don't exist but as a kid you're like i need

to know how this works even though i don't yeah i have any kind of engineering acumen when i told him that tie fighters stood for a twin ion engine that you you had told me that on like the record that day and i told him that and his mind like that was the best thing he learned maybe ever he was like tell i overheard him like telling my wife she was like i don't yeah that's the kind of yeah yeah he's like what is a twin ion engine yeah i guess this is exciting i also just i went to the fire station with him this morning for a little kindergarten class trip and he was asking

so many questions and correcting the guy who was giving us the tour. I was like, no, that's not... He was wrong too, but he's just real into the details.

What can I say? He should say, what can I say? Hold on to that confidence. Yeah. My dad's a podcaster. My dad's a podcaster. I'm sorry. Exactly.

That explains it all. Jesus. Hey, you're telling him this crap? I always hear this from people listening to podcasts and coming here. Yeah. I mean, when you think about it, this is a little island of socialism in the middle of a capitalist world. This is a little island of socialism in the middle of a, you know,

it is wild though. Like they, they all like, you know, they go to work for like 48 hour shifts and like have to cook for each other and shit. That would be, that's messed up.

They were kindergartners. That's crazy. Kindergarten's intense. These days we haven't been a special program. It is actually tied around the fire station. Yeah. All right, Brody, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a special program. It is actually tied around the fire station. Yeah. All right. Brody, we're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment.

First, a couple of things we're talking about today. We're going to talk Disney, the Disney lawsuit against DeSantis. The way this story is being pitched is like that we have to take Disney's side, seems to be the thing. But what they're asking for is actually kind of fucked up. There's no good sides in this no good side really when you look at the lawsuit they're like we're trying to bring in the end of regulation how about that yeah so we'll talk about that we'll talk about other de santa shit including his time at gitmo got a great t-shirt keychain from from the time he did there. We're going to talk about

drug sniffing dogs, all that, plenty more. But first, Brody, we like to ask our guest, what is something from your search history that's revealing about who you are? Recently, someone told me that the melting point of silver was over 900 degrees Celsius. Okay. melting point of silver was over 900 degrees Celsius. Okay. And first of all, it sounds like a straight up lie. 900 degrees Celsius, like in Fahrenheit, that is about a million degrees. I don't think it takes that long for it to melt. I mean, I'm pretty sure when blade makes his bullets for his gun, you know, he's not using like an industrial oven, but I looked it up and it turns out it is definitely over 900 Celsius, which is crazy to try it out. I tried to melt some of my own silver.

My oven didn't go up high enough, so it's still intact. And yeah, I'll believe a stranger on the street every once in a while, I guess. Yeah. So those werewolf movies are fucking lying to us. Exactly. When they're just like, yeah, kids, just at home, you can melt down your own silver bullets. Horseshit. Yeah.

God. That's too many. The Fahrenheit is 1,763 degrees Fahrenheit. That's not real. That's too many Fahrenheit. What's that? That's like hotter than the surface of the sun. Probably.

Probably. A thousand, 1700 degrees is hotter than the surface of the sun. I'm just going to go out and say, this is a podcast. So it's hot when it's 90 degrees outside. Have you been in the valley in the summer? I'm pretty sure I know what the surface of the sun feels like. I'm pretty sure that'll melt silver for sure. Yeah, on the blacktop.

Surface of the sun temperature is, oh, no, no, no. I don't even know how to convert this. It's 5,700 degrees Kelvin, which is 27 million degrees Fahrenheit. 27 million degrees Fahrenheit. 27 million degrees Fahrenheit. All right. I was off by a few. Imagine if you were standing on asphalt on the sun. That would be even hotter.

Yeah. You might as well be walking on the asphalt on the sun. Yeah. That song was scientifically inaccurate. Yeah. Good luck surviving, asshole. Let's see that. Let's see that.

You're so fucking confident. Bro, do you have some concerns about some werewolf activity? Or you're just kind of in the market? At all times. Yeah. You know, people got these zombie survival guides out there. But what are you going to do when another type of monster attacks what are you going to do when something comes up from the lake you know what i mean yes what are

you going to do when the moon's out it's it's terrible don't don't don't get got you know what i mean yeah yeah don't turn into a teen wolf you know what i don't want to do that i don't want to go to through puberty again no yes dracula's have probably like there's so many things that you can use to fuck up a dracula like yeah totally that's so much easier than silver bullet come on yeah fuck out of here werewolves you could probably kill a vampire despite hurting their feelings or something at this point yeah there's so many different ways yeah and i've we've we've i think we've overemphasized them too like i know, don't invite motherfuckers in. Yeah.

It's that easy. They're even polite. Yeah. They're like, don't fucking invite them inside and you're good. Yeah. Swamp things underrated monster. What's that? Well, you said, like, something rises out of the lake or the swamp. Yeah.

Creature from the Black Lagoon or something. Yeah. Is there a, like, weapon that they're uniquely susceptible to i'm gonna guess salt um salt's a great guess yeah i have a lot of salt if you throw salt in anything's eyes you can get away so yeah use that on vampires too and i think it's pollution was swamp things weakness was it yeah because they're elemental what do they call like elemental Use that on vampires too. I think it's pollution was Swamp Thing's weakness. Was it? Because they're elemental.

What do they call it? Elemental something. There's like a category for what Swamp Thing is. So yeah. Get some plastic soda can rings and that'll kill it. See, everybody makes a big deal about climate change, but what they don't talk about is that it's saving us from swamp things. Exactly. What is what's something you think is overrated? This I feel like a lot of people I want to grab the temperature on this. I am really tired of seeing big ass trucks. It

seems like all of us made fun of Hummers and they pretty much went away. And then for some reason in the last couple of years, there's so many new like big ass trucks out. They're blocking our view. They look like I feel like I'm watching a boulder go down the street. Like if that hits something there, they're immediately squashed. Everyone's dead except for the dipshit driving. Yeah. immediately squash. Everyone's dead except for the dipshit driving. Yeah. Yeah. It used to be just escalades and stuff. But now it's like every company has some kind of new big ass truck. I don't know if it's some kind of Transformers promotion or something like that, but we need

to get them off the street. I'll tell you that you said you wanted to take the temperature on that. The temperature I'll take is 1763 degrees Fahrenheit. That's hot enough to melt silver. Nice. I was going to say 5,700 Kelvin because that's how passionate I am about these big-ass, dumb-fucking cars. This is a big problem, actually. And a lot of, like, I was reading an article recently about the people who design parking lots who are sounding the alarm. They're like, bro, we have a standard that we use to even, like, design a parking lot. And these cars are, like, all that we're hearing back from people is like, they need to be bigger than the standard.

Which is roughly to be like the Ford F-150 was kind of like the maximum width and length they were considering. And now they're saying it's getting out of fucking control. This is an interesting stat. In 1985, this is from Vice, about three out of every four vehicles made for U.S. sale were sedans or wagons. OK, sedans or wagons. Now that ratio is different. About one in every four vehicles now is a sedan or a hatchback because nobody's even buying wagons anymore like Volvo. And I think, you know, barely BMW makes them. the other three quarters are now larger vehicles yeah like it truly is like an arms race situation where like driving if if the road is three quarters sedans

or wagons it's fine if you're in a sedan but if you're in a sedan and like it's three quarters you know giant wheel like you look over to the side and like, all you see is like the bottom half of a wheel. Like that, that's not, it makes it impossible to drive. It makes it so frustrating. Why is everyone driving monster trucks all of a sudden? It doesn't make any sense.

I'm curious. What is it? Is it a, is it the automobile industry saying like, yo motherfuckers will buy bigger, more expensive cars. We might as well just do that to pat our pockets. Or is saying like, yo, motherfuckers will buy bigger, more expensive cars. We might as well just do that to pad our pockets. Or is I like Brody, your observation, too, is like we're seeing like this regression back to the Hummer era where the people that were shamed for Hummers are like now rising back up to be like people who are like, yeah, man, here's my big ass masculine truck or whatever. And is it like

what's driving what that's the thing i'm really curious about yeah i have no idea they're never carrying anything in the the truck by the way there's never anything back there oh yeah no like where are your where are your tools of the trade empty gun rack no yeah it's a it's a yeti cooler with a bunch of fucking cores and the yeah it's also i mean there is a safety issue like to your point like if you're getting into an accident with one of those then like it's kill or be killed like you you better be in a big ass car if you're gonna get in an accident with a big ass car so like it does feel like there's an a silent arms race that is happening where you're just like yeah i guess we have to have a car that is the size of a small

pool because there's look i growing up in la and i i know that there are people who need trucks and there are people who need to be seen in a truck yeah you know what i mean and like i'm like exactly are you putting in you putting in some hard graft later in that fucking truck no yeah what is this but whatever if you if you need a truck you probably have one of those like dirty white like chevys from like yeah like a silverado thousands or something yeah exactly that's a workman's truck but if you have some like shiny like multi-panel like big ass black, black, tinted window type thing. Yeah, chrome the fuck out.

Yeah, you don't have a job. You don't have a job, period. Yeah, yeah. Or I just got my first check from the military, and instead of being predictable, I didn't buy a charger, so I bought this big-ass truck. Yeah. I had this one time I had to go to the beach, so I got an F-150 Raptoror because you never know when you're going to have to go to the beach and bring a cooler. You know? What is something, bro, do you think is underrated?

So usually, recently, I've been looking for a new book to read. I'm always looking for new books to read. And one thing that I didn't consider is reading a book that I already have. Everyone has. That is the Bible, that I already had. Everyone has. That is the Bible, right? Yeah. The good book. The good book.

I'll tell you. There's only one book you need. Yeah. Yeah, I was going for the trilogy, so I read the Mormon one. Yeah, it's like everyone in their library has, I want to say, on average, at least a dozen books that they bought, read like two chapters of, and was like, I'll finish this when I have the time. Yeah. And then later on, you had the time, and you were watching Succession, and you were not reading those books. So I encourage people to go back, look at the things that you were interested in you were younger slightly younger and read that shit finally i forgot that i have so many graphic novels

but i'm looking for inspiration instead of spending money i should just be literally looking behind me so yeah right i just reread uh slaughterhouse five i hadn't read that since like i was in my 20s yeah and it's just like like really reminded me of my 20s first of all but it's like way better than i remembered way weirder than i remembered so good yeah it's it's so much content from like when i was a teenager i finally have the brain to understand i remember like watching like police procedurals. I was faking understanding them although all the time Until recently I was like wait a minute. I know every word. I know how the justice is more Yeah, so I never thought that's how I realized that I was 35 and I never never thought that

I felt like an adult before but turns out it's just a lot of trivia. Yeah. Is there a classic that you re-read that you were like oh this is even better upon? I just read Animal House again recently. Wait, yeah, Animal House?

Brody, that's a movie. Am I thinking of a movie? What's the George Orwell book? Animal Farm. That's Animal Farm. The one where the yeah, the ones where the animals go to college and then they try to like find the underwear of like all the pigs. No, but I recently read Animal Farm again. And I remember when I when I read it when I was a kid, I was just like, yeah, yeah, this is like Charlotte's

Web, but a little bit more boring. And now I'm like, oh, I'm completely activated. I know who to vote for this election. Yeah, no one. Oh, man. That was like when I read Breakfast at Champions, and all I thought was like, hey,

there's a cool drawing of an asshole in this. Yeah. He always does like a little nudie drawing in there. Yeah, but it was so simple, thought i was like hey there's a cool drawing of an asshole in this yeah and i always does like a little nudie drawing in there yeah but it was so simple and i was like kervana gets a fucking genius and then you go back and you're like whoa this shit is heavier than the drawing of an asshole and i know exactly what you mean of like that thing of like posturing when you're younger and being like yeah man i'm reading this heavy shit because that's where my brain is fucking at. It was not there at all. Yeah.

Yeah. I love it. Yeah. Being an old soul doesn't help with knowing adult terms. Yeah. Yeah. My version of that was reading the Star Wars technical journal and being like, can I actually tell you how an A-Wing bomber works? That's right.

I know what a twin ion is. Thank very much thank you very much thank you thank you all right uh let's take a quick break we'll come back and we'll talk about disney uh who owns everything including uh twin ion engines and half the stuff we were talking about uh they just bought the catalog the Kurt Vonnegut catalog. Dude, Pixar's Breakfast of Champions. The monkey house is being added to Animal Kingdom. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. Kilgore Trout is a trout now.

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And yeah, so this is a story that I think is being pitted as like Disney versus Ron DeSantis. We all know which side we're on in that one. Am I right, folks? Oh, yeah. That's right. But unfortunately, Disney is a massive corporation at a time in American history that is completely run by massive corporations.

And they are using this opportunity smartly to basically try and grab more power in terms of how you can just how much power a corporation can possibly have. Yeah. I mean, it's right now. So we've heard that like Ron DeSantis is like, I'm going to get him so good because they humiliated me by doing an end around with their reedy creek development district so they filed a lawsuit against him and they said that they are they have been the victims of a quote targeted campaign of government retaliation which was orchestrated at every step by governor ron desantis as punishment for disney's protected speech aka coming late to the party to vocally criticize the don't say gay legislation that was happening in Florida.

They got late. They were late to that party. Let's, let's not forget that part about Disney. And so they were, they reportedly filed this suit like quote, just minutes after DeSantis is he put the new governing board of this Reedy Creek development district that they basically passed a resolution to

basically put a halt to Disney's control in that area. And it's just like the whole thing is it reads like a terrible breakup letter. Disney's, quote, regrets it has come to this. And they've, quote, exhausted efforts to seek a resolution. So I think they are now going to have a conscious uncoupling with. Too good for him, girl. Yeah. With Ron DeSantis desantis but again this is

where it gets a little freaky though they're also trying to claim that they're standing up for small businesses and the little guys because you know what they have the resources to take on the state and this is where i believe it gets very, very, very murky. So the lawsuit does show that DeSantis is like his policy definitely was motivated by Disney's like, you know, that their First Amendment protected free speech. Even in his book that he's talked about this, like how he said that they they crossed the line. And, you know, he had like a special session to like terminate these special districts, which objectively are fucking dumb to have. Where like a state's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. You wealth group of wealthy people do whatever the fuck you want. And we'll just stay the fuck out of it.

Do whatever makes you the most money. Right. Yeah. There's like a story about like their monorail. Like the Disney monorail doesn't have to comply to the department of transportation safety standards and like a cast member like somebody that's what they call people who like work at the park was killed like died because of this and they're just like yeah yeah move it along because they can because they're like their own government and yeah in that district so it's fucking terrifying

but that's not why he's being fucked up about it well and like the state could have tried to like just repeal their you know weird ass stranglehold over this area but because like desantis is in such a weird ego trip like it had to be this whole thing to like score points and like, like, you know, keep escalating the fucking situation. And now like it's got it's come to this major lawsuit. But this is the thing that's very kind of this is the this is the thing I have my eye on the rhetoric in this lawsuit. Like while there is a lot to like evoke their constitutional free speech and all this other shit, they're evoking this thing called the contracts clause, which was something that was very contentious at the turn of the previous century, going from the 1800s to the 1900s.

In that time, the Supreme Court repeatedly, quote, used the Contracts Clause to preserve private monopolies over things like the water supply or preventing local governments from constructing their own waterworks. constructing their own waterworks. It also struck down a Kansas law enacted during a financial panic that let mortgage holders stay in their homes for several months after foreclosure. So essentially, the Supreme Court would say that if a state tried to intervene on behalf of the citizens to like nullify like an agreement or like a predatory contract, they would basically side with the businesses and essentially keep regulation at bay so building their lawsuit around this specific language is opening the door possibly for like an appeal to the supreme court where they may want to revisit this and have another opportunity to realign our legal system with the interests of business owners and not workers like that's like the that's the

slippery slope that they're using this like language with and that has been the supreme court's mo the entire like yeah they haven't for the past 10 years they haven't taught like they haven't touched the contracts clause in a while because like the sort of the flow of our culture was like yeah regulation is good because this is like coming out of the depression and shit like that so now i'm like oh i guess i'm on this side because you can distill sort of his argument and this is a very charitable distillation down to no company should have this much power in a state where they can just flaunt like regulations or these other things which is 100 true and we talked about already how fucked up this Reedy Creek Improvement District is. His reason for doing it is just absolutely fucked up and it's based on his authoritarian ego.

But again, I'm bringing this up because Disney isn't the only company that's talking about the contract clause. Like many companies are trying to win cases based on this logic, but so far they have been unsuccessful. Quote, this is from Slate. Hotels cite the clause to battle severance pay for workers and rehire and the rehire of laid off employees.

Delivery apps used it to combat caps on the amount of, quote, commission cash they can extract from restaurants. Corporations deployed it to fight data privacy laws. Police unions have seized upon it to hobble disciplinary procedures and conceal records of misconduct from the public. So when you when you put it all together, you're like, oh, this is like Disney's using this fucking legal reasoning that's on the side of all the evildoers. Yeah, it's just so fucked that this is the only place we get a politician pushing back on like corporate power, just like unfettered corporate power like complete deregulation which is the like rule of in modern america but because the two parties are essentially in the center working with corporations like that you don't get anything like this from the left and so you just like accidentally get it coming from like fascists

yeah you know right wing shit is it possible for both sides of a lawsuit to lose because that would honestly be so sick but um right yeah it would be some kind of sad settlement i mean the thing that like a lot of people pointed out is like we talked about how disney like they outsmarted desantis and they changed all their bylaws to, like, lock down their, like, stranglehold over this area. And if they, like, legal observers are like, why don't they just go back because they did everything to the letter of the law, as it appears, and just fight it on the merits rather than, like, countersuing with this, like, contract clause shit. Because they know that this is an opportunity where they're, they have public support on their side right it doesn't look creepy all of a sudden for them to be like yeah we want to actually have authoritarian power within this small district right so i guess it's kind of win-win for authoritarian yeah exactly how you paint it so

it's all fucking bad yeah i got a shout out to capitalists for making inclusion just another tool right yeah essentially yeah but that mastered it like anybody who's worried about the singularity like that capitalism is the singularity it's already like it's just constantly working it's this hive mind that is constantly working around the clock to find ways to expand its power and no matter what you give to it whether it be justice or injustice it's going to find a way to like right yeah it's so weird too because like the critics on the right and like uh who have like observed the DeSantis camp or potential campaign and how he's setting himself up to run are like, I don't know if this is the best move because they're like, well, Republicans like obviously like a bit of culture war. They also know that like they don't want to live in a world where potentially the government can dictate to them how to run their business even if it is him doing that to that side and so some people are like i mean yeah but is the culture war shit really worth it and

right now like if you just look at the polls ron desantis is like not not doing well at all and the culture war stuff is like polling like really low like if anything it's it's it's not helping anybody but again this is sort of like the the place that they want to make their like you know policy battles over because it prevents any kind of substantive debate over anything and again we remember the republicans are just praying for a disaster right now as their as their platform going into 2024 because they don't have any policies that work they they need some new fucking financial meltdown or some new pandemic or something this can be like oh my god joe biden did it all now vote for us we we hate rights so yeah i do worry

anytime it's republicans like yeah i've said this before but they've been willing to put their foot on the scale and like shocking ways that cause lots of deaths with uh nixon like prolonging the vietnam war but like they're also you know every one of the billionaires who like runs the economy is at heart ultimately a republican even if they claim to be a Democrat. Absolutely. The same reason Disney here is claiming to be all about, you know, LGBTQ rights. Like they, they ultimately,

the policy that they're in favor of is monopoly and, you know, right wing, right wing economics. So, Oh, LGBTQ, you mean let's get bags tonight,

Queens. That's our fucking motto over here at Disney. I can't stand people who are socially liberal and fiscally conservative. I'm actually the opposite. I'm actually

socially conservative and fiscally liberal. That's my new thing. I think that colleges should be free and they should be segregated. You know what I mean? I'm going to just go all out with it. Hey, Brody, you know what? They might take you up

on that. Somebody's like, here's the thing. They actually just put together a nominating committee for you. Absolutely. I think that private companies should stop bottling public water. I also want a companies should stop bottling public water. Yeah. And I also want a water fountain. That's just for me and my friends. Thank you. I want to figure out how to do that.

And we need we need water fountains for black people who speak Japanese specifically. Yeah, thank you. You know what I mean? I'm with you on that. For the two of us. Yeah. How's your Japanese going, by the way? Good. It's great. It's really good. Good. I'm like, I talked to my son so much in japanese because i got a he got a b-by-lingual you know what i mean and i just thought of that anyway one more thing though to talk about ron desantis oh just he apparently has a huge cash advantage over donald trump though despite him being 46 points behind he has before you even announcing they said he's about he's sitting on 110 million dollars to go into this campaign Trump at the end of last year had $55 million,

although I think with his recent indictment and NFT grifts, that figure is most definitely higher. But just an interesting thing to note, even though a lot of the reporting's like, donors are fleeing and they don't know what to do. I'm like, he's got a lot of cash, though. That's just like a measure

of what the wishes are of the uber wealthy, right? Mike Pence, I think, if he had over 1% polling, would probably be the donor leader. Yeah, exactly. Fucking less than 1% over here. He'd probably be the leading fundraiser because, God, they love him. They're just like just an empty. He's almost like a robot that we can just control.

Yeah. He literally will stick to the script like Ron Burgundy. Yeah. But one more thing about Ron DeSantis, because this is really something he he doesn't really talk about his time as a JAG judge advocate general or military lawyer as it pertains to his time at guantanamo bay you know the torture venue where america was trying to get to the bottom of are you al-qaeda yeah so so he's not worried about a location being completely outside of the law there just just right disney just when it's in his state then he's got issues with it yeah so apparently uh as like the timelines show ron de santis first pulled up to guantanamo bay when the prisoners were engaged in

a mat like mass hunger strikes yeah because you know they were being tortured yeah and like so they sent all these military lawyers down there to try and improve the conditions however by the end of his run they had the most loss of life there on record. There were three prisoners that, quote, died by suicide. And I'm doing that in the SpongeBob. And if you can hear that weird part, unlikely because these people were being tortured and many other detainees were like, man, these people did not. That's not how they died. And in 2018, he even bragged about how he came up with the idea to force feed the prisoners that were on a hunger strike, which is considered torture. OK, and more than a few detainees recognized DeSantis.

And one even said that the governor was present when he was force fed. And recently, Ron DeSantis was asked about this during a trip to Israel. And his answer was very calm and not shady or weird at all and not defensive. And fuck you. What are you fucking talking about? Let's listen to him be asked a very straight up question about, hey, people say you were in Guantanamo. Care to comment on this?

Just listen to how out of sorts this guy gets when being asked about his time at Guantanamo Bay. During your time at Guantanamo, did you put the at Guantanamo Bay, did you put the same incident? No, no, no. All that's BS. No, totally, totally BS. Did you say you were present during those meetings? Who said that? Detainees told us.

How would they know me? Okay, think about that. Do you honestly believe that's credible? So this is 2006. I'm a junior officer. Do you honestly think that they would have remembered me from adam of course not they're just trying to get into the news because they know people like you will consume it because it fits your pre-ordained narrative that you're

trying to spin yeah boo we're not going to get to all the last part there i'm saying that in front of a board that says museum of tolerance is really ironic oh it's also ironic because disneyland is pretty much guantanamo bay for parents am i am i right hey jack just got back man was the santa's there hey they were force feeding me churros i tell you what anyway but the thing is like did you hear this man his line his line of logic who is, why would anyone remember me, the guy who offered them a solution to their horrible situation and only ended up making things far worse for them? And most possibly the most fucked up times of their lives. How would they remember me at all?

He also visibly begins sweating. He suddenly is sweaty by the end of his answer. He looked like Jordan Peele in that one meme. Coming down his face. He's such a narcissist, he should be happy that they recognize him. Little old me? They recognize me? Why? Because I'm so stunning? That is wild, though, to see how different it is

when he's not in Florida doing his very insular type of events, and then you go abroad. Someone's like, hey, man, motherfuckers recognize you from Gitmo. And he's like, who said that? And you're like, oh, shit. No, they didn't. Moving on, and then the

rest of the media just doesn't let him move on whereas in florida everyone's like terrified so they're like yeah fuck you man why are you asking that question oh my god have you ever been in a traumatic situation and remembered the faces of people that were there that offered you a lifeline really now really that's the main character in his story i don't think so yeah his objection was just no they don't like that he didn't offer any how i was a junior officer okay what is that they don't know me. Yeah, his objection was just no they don't like that. He didn't offer any how I was a junior officer Okay, what is that? I don't know me that's supposed to mean. Do you think you're a Thanos man?

Do you don't have a gauntlet of power? You can't just snap things into this. Yeah He had a tough trip to Israel because that was also where like somebody asked him about his polling numbers and he just Like had a real meltdown. Yeah. Well, you know who else had a tough trip to Israel? Moses. I don't know.

I only, I only, the only thing I know about Passover is the rugrats specials. So yeah. Oh, hell yeah. Hell yeah. Diana.

All right. Should we take another break and talk about drug sniffing dogs when we get back? Yeah. Does that sound good? Does that sound good, Daniel? Wait, wait. Drugs? Dogs that sniff drugs?

Yeah. Oh, shit. That's to get that messed up. Dogs that party, dude. Hey, man. Is your dog party? Yeah, dude. Dogs gone wild.

My dog's here to sniff some drugs, dude. All right. We'll be right back. I've been thinking about you. I want you back in my life. It's too late for that. I have a proposal for you. Come up here and document my project.

All you need to do is record everything like you always do. One session. 24 hours. BPM 110. 120. She's terrified. Should we wake her up? Absolutely not.

What was that? You didn't figure it out? I think I need to hear you say it. That was live audio of a woman's nightmare. This machine is approved and everything? You're allowed to be doing this? We passed the review board a year ago. We're not hurting people.

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Sure, totally normal humans. Embark on a journey across the stars, discovering the wonders of the universe one episode at a time. We'll talk about life, love, laughter, and why you should never argue with your co-pilot. Especially when she's always right. Right, and if we hit turbulence, just blame it on Mercury retrograde. Or Emily's questionable space piloting skills.

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as well but to make the batteries it's actually yeah yeah okay what do you want me to do not drive maybe they'll get so big that like we just everyone's gonna have to live in their cars eventually i think that's what they're planning i feel like people deep down know that we're headed for like mad max and they're like okay what can i put spikes on yeah this big ass hummer can a family of three live in this shit okay yeah i'm buying the f-250 you see the guy with the leaf blower and the umbrella on the rolling around? He used a leaf blower to propel it. Yeah, to propel it. Oh, that sounds cool.

Yeah, I was impressed by that. He's still using gas for that leaf blower, though. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Do better. Just a visible trail of exhaust. That guy's rolling coal with his leaf blower. I believe he was like sitting on a bucket

too. It was pretty impressive. Alright, Mary Poppins. Alright, let's talk about drug sniffing dogs because a Republican state representative in Minnesota made headlines last week arguing against legalizing pot in the state for the

reason that it would put too many drug sniffing dogs out of work. Like that was the legit. Ridiculous. How are they going to earn a living? Wow, that's a nominee for worst take of the week. Oh, if we legalize it, then the drug dogs don't have a job.

I'm sorry. What do they have? A fucking college tuition bill that they got to pay? What the fuck are we? What are they? Why are we worried about dog employment right now? Yeah. Legal.

If we legalize it, I'm going to have to kill this dog, folks. It's a gun to the dog. All right. You did it. You pushed me too far. I'm going to have to plug this thing. If a dog starts up delivering for Uber Eats, then, you know, we're out of jobs. I'm out of jobs.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Thank you. Let's consider that. But this wasn't like just a one off comment. It's one of his colleagues made the same exact argument back in February. And they're also right. Like other states have reported that legalization of pot has led to canine units being put out to pasture earlier than planned since apparently they can't

be retrained to ignore the smell of weed so they're just like uh me neither but i do yeah yeah i just get get on with my life i shifted careers what's your fucking excuse yeah but like either regardless putting the canine unit out to pasture is a good thing because drug-slapping dogs are fucking terrible at their job. They're terrible for the world. Where did they get their start? When did we start using dogs? That's a great question. They actually have their roots in U.S. slave patrols.

Oh, interesting. Like every part of the U.S. police. Go on. Go on. Every part of the U.S. police. Go on. It was only incorporated into police departments in a major way in the 1950s specifically to attack black civil rights protesters.

Oh, yeah, I remember that. But they'll be out of the job. They'll be out of the job of biting. I know dogs are racist to this day. Because of that. Right. They just can't move on. And they are used for,

like, to enforce racism to this day because they are... All dogs are very sensitive to what their master, trainer, whoever's in charge of giving them treats, like, wants them to do. Like, more so than the trainer even knows. So, like like you know people

will be convinced their dog like knows how to do math or something it's like no it's just reading that you really want them to pick box too that's just like the saying hurt dogs hurt dog that's right but yeah they so they're basically used for first of all they did a study and they the drug dogs were only found to be like a study in chicago found that drugs were only found in 44 percent of cases where dogs alerted police and the reasons for this are like the dogs aren't at fault. It's cops reward their dogs with treats for a positive alert, which they then obviously will do regardless because everyone knows the dogs like treats. I think taking a bribe.

Yeah. Yeah. That's a police dog for sure. That's right. It's just all the stuff that like dirty cops love bribery, just manufactured reasonable cause, which is basically what this is. Okay,

here we go, boy. Did this group of Brown people have drugs in the car? You want to treat? Yep. Okay. Get out the, get the fuck out the cars.

Get the fuck. But my dog suspected drugs. You know what's wild? I bet Brody, you or I could probably like determine if somebody has drugs at a higher percentage than the fucking dog. Just by vibing them out a little bit. Just vibing them out. I don't even need a treat.

I don't even need a treat. I don't need a treat. Yeah. Because like, guess what? The devil knows his own. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? That's all.

Yeah. They better not start hiring cool cops because then we're screwed. They're like, what's up, bro? What's up, bro's up bro yeah you watch bleach you fuck with anime yeah man this is going on bro you watch one punch man oh yeah he got drugs he got drugs he fucking one down on the ground down on the ground i'm gonna kill you i'm gonna kill you if you don't you know stuff like that yeah another study found drug dogs 27 right 27 of the time when the driver was latino so suggesting the dogs are racially profiling suspects but uh again it's the dogs are doing

the bidding of cops just like our algorithms right yeah yeah you give it racist feedback it's gonna ingest that and end up racist on the other side yeah okay absolutely like that okay okay okay but weirdly and this is gonna come as a surprise to our listeners because the supreme court almost always gets it right but in this case 2013 the supreme court ruled that drug sniffing dogs were reliable as long as they were certified, regardless of the reputation of the certifying organization. Oh, that makes sense, for sure. Wait, so you could be like my jank-ass school of drug dog sniffing? Like, hey, man, I know a lot of people,

what they've said about my company and the reputation of my company, that we're not actually training the dogs to sniff drugs and stuff like that but the supreme court case you know yeah these dogs they can work in addition to being like basically portable probable cause generators they also cops love having drug dogs around because they evoke public sympathy and people are like oh it's a dog and so they you know they're like drug dogs that are instagram stars and you know propaganda all cops are bad dogs yes all cops are bad dogs that's right they kept it but it's even it so even if you're a dog lover even if you follow a drug dog on instagram for some reason it's then it's especially important to

abolish police dogs because they keep getting killed in the line of duty and not just by like suspected criminals but by police who just like leave them in their cruiser on hot days holy fuck which like doesn't doesn't surprise me at all like police are not the most caring individual well that's just what they tell you uh what they don't know is that the police dogs were actually just going to rat on their you know they're gonna testify in court or something yeah how they extort people and uh you know uh yeah we've seen this a hundred times yeah it's just wild that are the the use of police dogs like especially the copaganda thing because whenever you see it all the time especially when i'm at the airport

and they got the drug or bomb sniffing dogs in line and there's a dude in like full tack gear with like you know guns all out and they got this little golden retriever and somehow everybody's like oh I'm like what about this motherfucker with the machine gun that's why I have cats dude cats will never wear a wire or work with cops not at all you've read the

story about Operation Acoustic Kitty where they tried to like put a listening device on a cat i forget how exactly it ended badly but it did not end well for the cia i think it was like during world war ii but yeah i mean i'm now absolutely certain that somebody needs to do a gritty realistic reboot of turner and hooch where turn is fucking crooked. It's training day. Yeah, it's training day, but Turner and Hooch.

I didn't know you liked to get wet. Like, whoa. You made the dog smoke shirt. Yeah, now when we pull up on these people, you better bark, motherfucker, because I got shit on you. Because you a bad dog. I will leave you in this fucking hot Buick.

Yeah. A lot of power that the cops have in that. The human cops have in that situation. Wow. But I just like, though, the appeal of the lawmakers. Again, this is how little of a good argument that they have that now they're resorting.

They realize, people are like, man,, fuck who gives a fuck about weed, man. It's not a fucking danger to people, especially like, you know, when really the emphasis needs to be on like getting the people out who have been in languishing in jail for years over this shit, but that their,

their go-to is like, what about the dog? Yeah. Are you for real? That's not a substantive argument. Yeah. Are you for real? That's not a substantive argument Yeah Teach the dogs how to Teach the dogs how to be social workers You know what I mean? Sniff the drugs but then also

Give them a pamphlet to rehab Therapy dogs are real They work and they're not racist Can you make those dogs into therapy dogs? I wonder Therapy dogs, you need to start training very early on, I think. And see, that's an

interesting... Now, that's a movie about a canine dog who loses his job and has to pivot to social work. Yeah. That's an Apple TV show coming real soon. Yeah, they're already greenlit during the writer's strike. They're like, I'm pretty sure we can figure this script out. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Alright. like, I'm pretty sure we can figure this script out.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. Well, Brody, such a pleasure having you, as always, on the show. Thanks for having me, y'all. Where can people find you, follow you, all that good stuff? You can find me on Instagram. I'm not so much on Twitter anymore.

We'll see how that goes. But on Instagram, I'm ayobrobro, A-Y-O dot B-R-O dot B-R-O. Yeah, yeah. And I have a Comedy Central featured set coming out. Nice. Soon. Soon-ish. And I'm excited about that. Yeah.

Amazing. Congratulations. Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying? I have just been inhaling anime for sure. I'm trying to think of anything Specific that what's a good and what's you know, you're I mean Yeah, these days I've just been watching kind of like old stuff again. I've been watching Dragon Ball Z and hunter hunter again Hmm. I'm trying to think of something more interesting to tell you guys. I just been watching Terrace House.'t know watch terrace house it's a joy yeah they're so polite to each other they don't even they hit on each other they don't even kiss

it's great i love it it's so pure and they live in fear the whole time it's great really miles where can people find you is there a work of media you've been enjoying oh man uh find me at Miles of Gray. I'm not really active on many of these things at the moment. But yeah, check me out there for the occasional weird post of my dog. And then, you know,

find Jack and I on our basketball podcast. Miles and Jack, I'm at Boosties. I'll be back next week. Wow. What a time. What a time to be alive. Thank you. What a time to be alive thank you what a time to be alive while jimmy butler is has figured out the time space continuum and is just using superpowers it would appear to do that to send it to overtime yo broke me the first he did yeah anyway anyway listen to that podcast for those kinds of takes and, if you want to hear my takes while I'm high as fuck talking about love is blind,

then check me and Sophia Alexander out on 420 Day Fiance. I don't have any tweets I'm liking because I haven't seen nothing. But I did see. Oh, I saw this video on TikTok, though. Okay. I'm just going to describe it because fuck it. You know how when you go to Walmart or the grocery store and stuff and they're selling balls like inflatable balls and they got like that big cage that big cage bungee cords yeah to pull them out this this this woman

like dubs like this like like mexican track over where someone's like playing slap bass and just suddenly starts like plucking those like bungee pins on the walmart ball carrier to the song and i'm like okay i like that yeah a bit of imagination that's good work yeah that's good tiktok you can find me on twitter at jack underscore o'brien and over at miles and jack i'm at boosties by the way i i saw our first somebody on twitter was like at miles and jack you guys need like the mad boosties crew needs to do something about this politics story you should do like a crossover thing about a politics story so we have boosties listeners

who've never heard who don't know about tv i guess we gotta let people on boosties know that we have this show as well if you could only hear the things they have cut from mad boosties you'd know we're very political. Yeah, she was saying, you guys need to do a crossover episode where you protect Ron DeSantis from Disney's overstepping. So, yeah, they got our politics all wrong. Okay. Yeah, that's not true.

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it was started by this guy imune who's this like mexican-american dude in texas and this album that i'm listening to is like it's called always proper la familia part one they're like the tracks just sound like if how do i even describe this it's like if if earth was destroyed in the mad max era and then like aliens come down and they think they go to like memphis and they find like a old fucked up three six mafia tape and they try and like reconstruct it to hear three six mafia that's what it sounds like it's just wow it's like spooky it's spooky and it sounds like Memphis Trap. Spooky Memphis Trap. Anyway, this is always proper from the album La Familia Part 1.

And this track is called Catching Them Sleeping. Yeah. All right. Well, you can find that in the footnotes. The Daily Zyka is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. That is going to do it for us this morning. We're

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