The Daily Zeitgeist - WTF CNN, Receipts?! 1.16.19

Episode Date: January 16, 2020

In episode 550, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Harper-Rose Drummond to discuss a new water obstacle competition show, the Democratic debates, impeachment updates, a racist YouTuber asking for money, Bill O'Reilly 'not doing well,' a chef asking people to stop taking photos of their food, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and more!FOOTNOTES: Mike “The Miz” Mizanin To Cohost USA Network’s Water Challenge Competition ‘Cannonball’ CNN: “You’re saying that you never told Senator Warren that a woman couldn’t win the election?” Docs Reveal Trump and Giuliani‘s ‘Personal Henchmen‘ Were ‘Physically Stalking a U.S. Ambassador’ New Lev Parnas Documents Suggest U.S. Ambassador Was Under Surveillance In Ukraine Did Trump Goons Stalk Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch? Man Who Claimed Lipstick Was Like A Boner On Your Face Can't Get Job Instagram food porn: Top U.K. chef reignites debate over diners’ meal pics Whitney Houston, Nine Inch Nails, and Biggie Lead 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Class WATCH: Bastien Keb - Pork Belly Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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production of iHeartRadio. This is a podcast where we take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness and say officially off the top, fuck the Koch brothers and fuck Fox News. It's Thursday, January 16th, 2020. My name is Jack O'Brien, a.k.a. The Easy Take Oven, a.k.a. Mr. Potatoes O'Brien Head, a.k.a. G.I. Jack, a.k.a. Rainbow Zite, a.k.a. Dorks. Snorks. Play. Don't appreciate that.

That is courtesy of Christy Yamaguchi, man. Thanks a lot, man. play. Don't appreciate that. That is courtesy of Christy Yamaguchi, man. Thanks a lot, man. Now I know you think I'm a dork. And I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co-host, Mr. Miles Gray! It's Miles Gray, a.k.a. Dabu Frick, a.k.a. X-Wing

Bluntlighter, a.k.a. Lando Bong Rizian, a.k.a. Spliff Loren, a.k.a. Supreme Leader Toke, a.k.a. Lando Bong Rizian, a.k.a. Spliff Low Ren, a.k.a. Supreme Leader Toke, a.k.a. Poe Davinson, a.k.a. C-3PO Hell No. Shout out to the Southwest Song for that. I guess that's Star Wars, I think. Yeah, I think that's Star Wars. Although, I know that I am getting old or just out of touch with Star Wars because only half of those made sense to me.

A lot of them were just like pure nonsense. You haven't seen the new one? I haven't seen the new one yet. Oh, baby. You got Babu Frick. I'm like not good at my job. Yo, Frick Hive is out here. You don't know.

There's a whole. Sure. Jamie and I realized we. Frick Hive. We're Frick Hive. Baby yoga. Whatever you kids are into these days. Whatever happened to Luke Skywalker? Whatever happened to. Whatever these days. Whatever happened to Luke Skywalker?

Whatever happened to Luke Skywalker? Darth Vader. Darth Vader. Well, we are thrilled to be joined in our third seat by the very funny and very talented Harper Rose Drummond. Hello, hello. Hey. How are you?

How art that? Above average. Fantastic. Okay. Yeah. That's great, hello. Hey. How are you? How art is that? Above average. Fantastic. Okay. Yeah. That's great to hear. Sorry. Wow.

That's something in my throat. It's cold brew. How are you liking the weather? I'm loving the weather. Cold for LA. Yeah. Which means 60. Yeah.

It does. I just like all the listeners to know sort of what our environment is like. It's bone chilling. Yeah. It is. Yes. Absolutely. Harper, you are from LA.

No. Of the past eight years. Yes. Yeah. Totally misheard that conversation. As from LA as it gets. Yes. North CAC, I believe.

Yes. The way you said, how are you liking the weather would lead people to believe that she's visiting, that she just got off a plane, like some hasty. Right. But if you remembered everything we said prior to this, I mean like now ever getting behind the curtain, before we recorded, we were talking about origin stories.

Were you bit by a radioactive rose drum and right. No. Right. Uh, yeah. And she said she was born and raised here. No, no,

I was born in Kalama, Washington. Oh a bit of a plot twist wow yeah you didn't even mention that yeah so you're just lying to us yeah yeah where's Kalama uh oh that's a good question I couldn't tell you I think it's like by the coast okay you think it is it could be inland it could be inland okay okay oh you were just born there and then you immediately my family bounced out. They're like, you're from Washington. Oh, got it, got it, got it. We're going to yank the hometown away from you. We're going to move.

And then where was that? We're going to relocate, if you will. And then we bounced all around, but then landed in San Diego and were there for a few years. Okay. Okay. Then spent most of my formative years in North Carolina. Okay. Okay.

Yeah. And that's where you got the North CAC. Yeah. There it is. Every time I started to make friends, my parents were like, no. Just leave that. Enough of that. Yeah. Every time I started to make friends, my parents were like, no. Enough of that. Fellow nomad.

All right. We're going to get to know you a little bit better in a moment. First, we are going to take our listeners through a couple of things we're talking about today. There may be a sick new game show on the way. Coming from the USA Network. I didn't realize they were still around. Let my tone tell you everything about that show.

CNN can eat shit is the headline. We've got leaks, dumps, you name it, coming from the impeachment inquiry. Girl, I'm talking about impeaching this group. Now we have a trial coming up. So the Department of Justice last week or a couple weeks ago, I don't know, came back and announced that they found nothing worth pursuing in the investigation into Hillary Clinton's selling of uranium. It all ties together. It all ties together. We're going to look at Stéphane Molyneux, how he's doing.

I don't respect that name. He's a racist YouTuber, Twitter personality, and now he has an amazing new strategy for making money. Asking his fans. On bended knee, literally. Yeah, quite literally. Which, yeah, I'll talk about it, but that's what Bill O'Reilly's up to. He has an amazing new investment strategy. You won't believe it boomer and then like you click through and it's like yeah will you invest in this by giving me your money uh you hate to see it yeah you really do it's a it's a shame uh there is a chef who

wants us to stop taking pictures of our food uh there is a rock and Roll Hall of Fame that snubbed my boy's Dave Matthews band. Bro. I'm feeling that pain. I know. I like four Dave Matthews band songs. I only know four. I like them all. Yeah. I mean. Don't know much after that. They were my favorite band for like a year and a half in high school.

Hell yeah, man. Yeah, dude. You saw those pictures of me in cargo shorts. I saw that dancer tattoo you have on your back still. Oh, man. You saw those pictures of me in cargo shorts. I saw that dancer tattoo you have on your back still. Oh, man. My buddy who has the blues travelers tattoo is like a very successful businessman now who still has a big blues travelers cat tattooed on his back.

Wait, how big? Like full back. No, no. But it's there? It's there, man. Is it a part of some like a montage, collage? No. Just that. And I believe that's his only tattoo. Respect. I don't there? It's there, man. Is it a part of a montage, collage? No, just that. And I believe that's his only tattoo. I don't know if he's gone deeper.

Respect when you turn your body into a billboard for a singular brand or band or team or whatever like I do. And it's blue. I have one tattoo and it's a sports team. Yeah. I mean, there aren't many bands that that would be within the realm of normalcy. Like the Grateful Dead. I feel like you'd be like, oh, yeah. Yeah, I always see them with the bears. One of them, Fish.

Yeah. Even Dave Matthews. I mean, it'd be somewhat whack. Dude, is Trey a Jedi? Yeah. I think he is. But Blues Travelers is just, he was like, these guys are headed for. The top, baby.

The top. This thing is not going out of fashion. But first, Harper Rose We like to ask our guest What is something from your search history That is revealing about who you are? Well, honestly, I probably had something better But right before this, I had to look up who Drew Hamill was

Who's Drew Hamill? Yeah, how did you not know that? I know, honestly, it is a shame At first, I was going to be like, oh, for real? And then I was like, hell no, bro. You don't know who the fuck that is either. We can't hide on here. I know.

I was like, oh, okay. He's, okay, I still need to do more digging. But I was like finding some sassy tweets of his. But he is like a head advisor. I think he works for Nancy Pelosi. Oh, okay. Okay. A little Capitol Hill wonk.

I keep walking around and not knowing that much about what's going on because I got overwhelmed a few months back and I was like, all right, I'm going to head out. But now I'm like, all right, I need to check back in. Got it, got it, got it. Oh, so he was kind of breaking news about what was going on with the impeachment inquiry. He's the deputy chief of staff for the Speaker's office. Damn. Yes, yes.

That's deep. Wait, so does that mean he's one below chief of staff? the speaker's office. Damn. Yes, yes. That's deep. Wait, so does that mean he's one below chief of staff? I'd imagine so. Yeah. How about that? But I think right before, I was having a spiral of like, I don't know enough about anything. Before that, it was like, is it bad to eat frozen enchiladas every night of the week? No.

You should have thought of them first. Yeah, yeah. Oh, you're eating them frozen. Just frozen yeah Which frozen enchiladas do you eat? Enchilopsicles Oh yeah yeah yeah Very natural

I used to eat the Trader Joe's ones Growing up as a kid I used to only eat those pretty much It's one of the best Pre-packaged frozen foods The frozen enchilada or the one from Trader Joe's? No frozen enchilada That's like one of the best pre-packaged frozen foods. The frozen enchilada or the one from Trader Joe's? No, frozen enchilada. In general.

Yeah, that's one of the best frozen meals I feel like you can heat up. It's got all the contents of a frozen burrito, but it's less of an ice heat bomb. That's basically a booby trap for your taste buds. Yeah, yeah. Well, I think also because it's submerged in sauce, too, the tortilla, obviously, is not going to dry out because it's already perfectly moist. Yes.

Sorry to anyone who hates that word. Everyone. Really? Yeah. Moist. He said moist. He said moist. The fuck was that?

Do you just have your Siri set to hear every time you say moist? Yo, my shit never. This is the first time Siri has ever gone off in my life. You woke her up. I'm not lying. Keen-eyed listeners, listen back and see what Miles said to trigger his Siri. Drew Hamill is, like Miles said, an impressive level of kind of depth. Engagement.

Yeah. Oh, so you said you were just panic searching, though, to get ready? Oh, no, no. That's not just like a – that was me. I was like panic searching. Yeah. No, definitely. Oh, don't worry.

We don't know anything we're talking about yet. You're like, they're all going to find out. I know. That's the irony is that you say that. I'm an empty shell. And I'm like, who? I'm like, you may have studied too much for the test. We should have just acted like we knew who drew hamill was in a way i it's weird i legitimately i was like i know that name and then i'm like nah dude what the who am i yeah but a guy who

lies on podcasts i was reading through like what y'all had sent and i was like i think i saw that name pop up and i was like, uh-oh, red alert. We don't know who that is. Oh, it just has a quote. Yeah. Oh, there you go. What is something you think is overrated? Makeup wipes.

Makeup wipes. Yeah. Overrated. What is it? Makeup towel? What? The towel? No, it's like they're disposable makeup wipes, but they're like really bad for the environment.

Oh, I know that. I'm saying, do you like the towel better? Oh, no. I just put almond oil on my face and just wipe that shit off. Almond oil? Yeah. Or sesame oil. Any oil. Great emulsifier. Olive oil. What are you using

for your fabric? For my fabric? Like you put it on washcloth and just or you're doing it on like... Yeah, wait. You put the oil on and hand wipe it off? Yeah. Or like toilet paper. Toilet paper. Okay. Or you're doing it on like... Yeah, wait, do you put the oil on and hand wipe it off? Yeah, yeah. Or like toilet paper, yeah.

Hey. Toilet paper, okay. Waste not, want not. Which ones do you use before? Neutrogena, Beats, Birds, Beeswax? Beats by Dre? Neutrogena, yeah. A lot of the makeup artists use that one too. But recently Her Majesty, my partner,

she got some reusable makeup removing towel or something. I want to get that i want to try that and i that's why i was like oh is that are you on this wave too no not yet but i'm about to got it got it i'm on the oil train right now is that a and that is the same mentality right is just to have one singular reusable surface yeah to keep wiping huh Thinking about that for yourself? Yeah, no, I, I often am asked to, you know, go get a warm, wet towel for the, to remove the makeup and I do it and, uh, I'm tired of it. I actually heard something pretty interesting today. Maybe you can get your own damn towel. No, but is there a benefit to that over just like a warm, wet washcloth

other than having to do extra laundry? Oh, I just put like, you know, tar on my face to like, you know, like eyeliner and whatnot. So it's just hard to get off. I know you're having trouble opening your eyes right now. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

One of them is like half closed. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'm glad we addressed that. I didn't want to bring that up, but I'm glad to know it's just tar. Like a neurological thing.

What is something you think is underrated? Oh my gosh. Eating frozen fruit, sorry. Eating frozen fruit. Yeah, like grapes, strawberries. Oh, freezing your own? Yes, it's better frozen. I will die on this hill.

To eat it. You wouldn't buy, not like the pre-frozen bag of shit, like you get the good produce and then freeze it yourself. Yeah, you have to be extra annoying. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's not annoying. I mean, I feel like if you, I don't know. When I get fruit at the farmer's market, I think it just tastes better. Yeah, it does.

It does. Grapes I do like. I don't know. Would they break my teeth? No. Aren't they hardy? No, they don't break your teeth. Oh, wow. It's a Grapes I do like. I don't know. Would they break my teeth? No. Aren't they hardy teeth? No, they don't break your teeth. Oh, wow.

It's a way better texture. Yeah. It's a way better texture. Oh, my God. Try it out. What have I been doing? Yeah, man. What's the best fruit to freeze?

Grapes? Strawberries? Grapes are pretty good. Grapes. Bananas. Bananas are good. Chop them up. I like bananas too much regular, though.

Yeah, same. Yeah. Bananas are good. Wait, like you like though yes yeah bananas are wait like you like them so much you're like i have to respect the sanctity of how it comes from the tree yeah i just feel like it compares unfavorably to the banana i don't know but but something about grapes they're so poppable yeah yeah they're just like little with grapes i put them towards the back of my refrigerator to the point where they borderline start to freeze because I like them as cold as possible. I haven't crossed the Rubicon into frozen. Yeah. I still like a crispy grape too.

Crunchy. Crunchy. Okay. Crunchy, wanchy grape. Wait, do people call you on this? Is that why you said I'll die on this hill? Do people ever like. People say that I'm disgusting for it.

Like they'll open up my. They're like, ew, what is this? And I'm like, don't be judgmental in my home. Oh, I'm sorry, have you been to a Jamba Juice? All that shit is frozen in there too. Oh, what is this? And also, why are they investigating my freezer? That's another thing I need to look into.

Yeah. But you do learn a lot looking at somebody's refrigerator. You really do. All my refrigerator communicates to me is, I have a problem throwing things away because I don't want to waste them. And I'm like, isn't that old Zancou garlic sauce from three months ago?

I'm like, could be good though. I have some old Zancou garlic sauce in my refrigerator right now. You're keeping it for the memory. Yeah, I know. So you try and use it and you're like, hmm, I think this was ammonia. I have like 20 of those containers, the little like plastic ones. I have old Zancou containers, the little like plastic ones. I have old Zancou garlic sauce, which is a chicken place in LA. I have a bunch of them that have crushed red pepper for some reason.

Oh, you put those in the refrigerator? Why do I have that? And some with Parmesan cheese. That's the thing. I don't understand Her Majesty. She puts fucking chips in the refrigerator. Yeah, no, that's not right. And she puts anything in the refrigerator.

And that's where I'm like, what the fuck are we doing here? Just as long as they're sealed, who gives a fuck about the temperature? Yeah. I'll give you ketchup can go in or out. That's a thing that people feel strongly about that I'll give you personal preference on. You can keep it in the refrigerator. Thank you so much. You can keep it out.

Thank you. I'll allow it, Miles. Thank you. But chips? Come on, man. Chips are, you know, talk to out. Thank you. I'll allow it, Miles. Thank you. But chips? Come on, man. Chips are, you know, talk to her. Because they don't even taste as good when they're cold, do they? Talk to her, man. I mean, as an expert on what tastes better, cold versus room temp.

You got to keep those chips out of the refrigerator. Yes. Thank you. All right. Sorry, the verdict is in. I think you need a, like, Judge Judy-style podcast where you just weigh in on, like, the temperature of foods. Yeah. Yeah. I got that. Are you a coffee drinker, tea drinker? Judge Judy style podcast where you just weigh in on like the temperature of foods.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm not. Are you a coffee drinker, tea drinker? Any of? Tea. Tea. Iced? Yeah.

Hot? Sometimes. All of the above. Okay. All of the above. Yeah. Hmm. Okay.

Okay. All right. We'll mark that down. Okay. Yeah. You got that? Yep. Put it in my file.

Got it in there. Okay. Cool. And finally, what is a myth? What's something people think is true you know to be false? You know those jade rollers that a lot of women use on their faces, or men too, I guess. But they're like, oh, if you do it, it'll get rid of your wrinkles. Yeah, it looks like a mini steamroller, like a paint roller with rock.

It's made of jade, right? It's made of jade, yes. Breaking news, it does not stop you from getting wrinkles what i spiral bought it one time and i i used it so much and guess what the wrinkles were still coming you know what i mean like yeah they're subtle but they're there and i'm like you're not i hear you i have one too that's why i kind of knew what it was okay yeah but yeah gwyneth lied to us oh well gwyneth is a dirty liar and I will like never test her again this podcast is brought to you by goop okay well fuck thank you guys so much for having me on I guess I'll head out okay

it's fine no it's okay we'll we'll die on that hill yeah I mean this is the great thing that celebrities have going for them is they're like why would I look so good because I don't actually work like most people you get to wake up whenever you want go to sleep whenever that's not true sometimes my call times are like at 4 a.m right do like a night shoot or something right where somebody literally lifts your body to put you in the chair or somebody just like what's your job i'm a sanitation worker what about you i pretend like three days out of not to say that it's not a taxing job but yo let's be real. Actors, we feel the struggle. I'm just saying that we shouldn't look to her for some cure-alls when you know how it is.

All right, let's move on to a quick story up top. Miles, there is a new game show that caught your attention from The Miz. The Miz. Wasn't he on Road Rules before? Bringing the worlds of, I thought it was the real world, but maybe it was Road Rules. Or either one. I mean, one of them. He was on The Challenge, for sure.

And then he became a wrestler. And then he became a wrestler. And now, he is a co-host with Roxy Diaz from 106 and Park in Entertainment Tonight for the new show called Cannonball, which USA describes as a water obstacle competition. The reason I bring this up is I don't understand just off that description what I'm seeing. Is it just wipeout basically? Yeah, it's wipeout. But like, okay, so anyway, they just say the 10-episode cannonball

has contestants competing in challenges like sliding off a 100-foot water slide and rocketing off one of the world's fastest drop towers. So it's competitive water slide? slide and rocketing off one of the world's fastest drop towers so how do you competitive water slide that's i'm like so what is how do you quantify these performances i didn't know there was a distances yeah okay i mean like how far how far they go form is what anna thinks i'm not sure what the fuck uh when you go to water parks super producer anna hosnia you're judging form you're like okay. You're like, okay. Yeah, no, she's giving us the perfect. Like a vampire in a coffin?

Right. I mean, that is the correct form. You want only your shoulder blades and your heels touching. So as little surface area as possible. Oh, I didn't even think about that. Yeah. Wait, that's legit? That's what I do.

I mean, that's my technique. Wow. Like you kind of do an arc? So yeah, maybe it does go deep. Yeah, I do an arc. And at least when you get going. And then after a while, the force is such that you can't really keep it all above board. This is fascinating because you're not like improvising.

You're just going into your memory and talking about your water slide technique. I can't. I mean, I've been to water parks, but never to the point I'm like, bro, what were you doing? Was your back touching? Oh, my God. That's why you don't take it so goddamn well. I've never judged someone for their water slide technique.'m usually like too busy screaming yeah yeah what's what water parks are we going up going to the ocean city has a water park pretty good water park actually ocean city

new jersey uh the boardwalk has a pretty decent water park has for like 20 30 years now uh and when that first opened man i was up there multiple times every week that I was, Oh shit. That makes, okay. So yeah, you were getting your, you're getting your hours in your 10,000 hours. Yeah, man. That was the, that was the jam. And they had a lazy river where you could just go and fuck around and like get in trouble.

Level raised lazy river. Yeah. But, uh, I don't know. Yeah. My, I think my dad told me that once when I was like seven and that just took as a piece of like physics. Right, right. You're like, that's science.

Something that my entire like basis of the physical world rests on is my dad claiming that if you arch your back on a water slide, you'll go faster. Yeah. I guess in my mind, I'm thinking if you arch your back, you're putting more pressure on those points. So it's causing more friction. You would think so. Look, I don't know. Physicist, please

probably just trying to improve my core strength. Yeah, right. Yeah. He did smack my stomach a couple times when I did the form. Here, put these ankle weights up. Are you a fan of water parks? Not necessarily. No. Yeah. You're just screaming. You didn't tell by her silence?

Something happened, Jack. My enthusiasm is electric, I know. You didn't tell by her silence? Something happened, Jack. My enthusiasm is electric, I know. You said usually at water parks you're screaming. Is that the whole time, like in line and everything? That's just like from parking lot to buying the ticket. You know, I'm truly just detesting the whole experience. They're just carrying you around on like one of those Silence of the Lambs stretcher things. We only had two water, well, there was Wild Rivers, Raging Waters.

Out here? Yeah, and Hurricane Harbor. Hurricane Harbor didn't open up till late. I think Wild Rivers closed pretty early. See, I think that has... And you had to trek to get to these motherfuckers. I think it also has to do with how thin the air is out here

and how quick... More science? Yeah. Okay. So my dad told me when I was eight. So this I actually checked. No, no, no. Anybody from the East Coast?

Harper Rose. Harper Rose. Have you noticed that it's colder when you get out of a pool in LA than it is on the East Coast? I guess so. I think it's because the air has less moisture in it, and so it evaporates. The water evaporates quicker off your skin, and that's what makes it cold.

Oh, the cooling sensation. Yeah, because it's so much more humid out there. And I wonder if that, because there's so many water parks on the East Coast, but not as many out here, even though it's hot as fuck out here. Wait, what's your theory? That the humidity makes it possible to have water parks?

Just makes it more desirable because you're walking around wet. Oh, so you're saying we'd build we'd build water parks in California. But yeah, evaporation. Yeah. I'm just saying you were deprived of something growing up and I want to know why. Damn it. I don't know. Yeah.

Immigrant parent, marigrant mom, I think. But you're saying there are only two in the greater Los Angeles area. The two main ones for a while growing up, especially in the 90s, were wild rivers and raging waters. And I didn't have time to go out to San Dimas for that shit. I mean, even in Cincinnati, we had The Beach, which was the Kings Island water park. Yeah, I guess. And also LA, we had The Beach.

Oh, did you? Yeah. What was that like? Pretty cool. Yeah. It's freezing, actually. Fucking really cold. The Pretty cool. Yeah. It's freezing actually. Fucking really cold. It's eagles.

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you get your podcasts. And we're back, and Tuesday night was the latest Democratic presidential primary debate, the last one before the Iowa caucuses. And it was... A fucking mess.

Yeah. It was... It was the messiest, dumbest... It was an abject failure in terms of being a debate. The Main Street Media's takes were either snooze fest. That was boring. And, you know, Bernie and Elizabeth Warren got into it and it was a slap fight. Those were the two overall takeaways.

Or if you went on like progressive Twitter, it was people being like, Elizabeth Warren's a snake. Yeah. And other people being like, Bernie's a fucking sexist. Yeah. Bernie's a fucking sexist. And then a lot was made of the lack of a handshake at the end of the debate where at least at the time of this recording, the Sanders campaign said she was just raising an issue that could have been like, I don't know what.

But the whole thing played out very immature, like in a very juvenile way. The way the questions were posed, it was really like odd. It was like really messy. Like, for example, there was this one question to Bernie Sanders, like, Senator Sanders, don't you like owe voters an explanation of how much it's like Medicare for all things going to cost? Shouldn't they know?

Like if they're just going to like lose all this money, like it was, there's all these presuppositions that anything he was doing like needed to be explained or like what the fuck are you doing bernie and it was it was very transparent the bias yeah against like let me just read the screen cut the questions as they've been screen capped from cnn question warren supports a new trade deal with mexico and canada why is sanders's opposition to it wrong yeah sanders's proposals would double federal spending over a decade how will he avoid bankrupting the country that's fucking aggressive does sanders owe voters an explanation of how much his health care plan will cost them and the country uh i mean yeah the the way they're worded kind of sounds like

it's an attack ad on bernie sanders which i mean this is something if you pay attention to like we've been talking about the sort of steady drumbeat of people from the left being like there's a mainstream media bias against bernie which is pretty like i don't know how you argue against that, but CNN is oftentimes the purveyor of that, where they'll have a poll that's like Biden 25%, Sanders 23%, Warren 19%, and they'll only talk about Biden and Warren. Buttigieg or something, right? Yeah, Biden and Buttigieg, and ignore Sanders in the poll altogether like it seems like either they don't take him seriously enough as a candidate to have him like to cover him as a part of the story or they actively just don't want him to win

yeah and honestly it's like what it seems like right right and this it was basically like a centrist fueled trap a bernie trap like every rebuttal to anything he said was like a talking point that like lobbyists or just it's direct out of like, you know, right of center almost sometimes like what the fuck the way they were just sort of leading him with questions. And this was an opportunity, right, for people to really begin or the candidates to really debate something on the rather than being like so for example the thing that had everyone up in arms um from the debate was this moment between uh elizabeth warren and bernie sanders because obviously the the day prior to that cnn posted

the thing was like oh like bernie said that he didn't think a woman could be president. End of. The source were people who were not in the room and heard something about it. Now, there's all kinds of debate about what was said or what wasn't said. Truly, and Warren later on said we had a disagreement. Right. And I think when you reduce things down to just being like, he said a woman can't win and her saying there's a disagreement, it sounds like any conversation, right? If you're bringing up misogyny in this country and you're having a nuanced discussion,

a thing you would say is, yeah, there is this other obstacle, unfortunately, female candidates are looking at in the form of misogyny in the voter base. Right. Now, I don't know if what was said or whatever, but when you just talk in terms like this, I don't think you can just distill it down to he said a woman can't win. And also just like judging from his like all of his past work that just doesn't really seem aligned with his character. Right. Right. And all the people in the rebuttal to that is, well, you know, people can change. Right. But it's like I still don't see anything in his actions. And that's why I think this was such a bizarre thing to do, because, A, I'm sure they wanted it for the debates so they could get their little moment. And also, to make no mistake, corporate media wants nothing more than these two

candidates to begin fighting and create a vacuum for Buttigieg and Biden to sort of, you know. And that becomes especially important in Iowa, where people who are voting for somebody who doesn't get 15 percent, then they can move. They move over to their second place vote. Right. And so if Warren voters are moving over to Bernie or Bernie voters are moving over to Warren, that's bad for the center. But if either of those sides have sworn one another off, then it becomes... Then I'm Biden or I'm Buttigieg or whatever. Right, then the center necessarily benefits from that. So that's one kind of dynamic that's at work. Again, I'm not suggesting that the world is smart enough to,

or people are smart enough to pull that off necessarily, but that does seem to be the way that it worked. So in the debate, they wasted no time really getting directly and it's like okay let's make a scene right okay yeah we should hear the quote this is what happens they're asking uh bernie sanders directly about uh this this you know this story that he said a woman couldn't win and he's first he denies it and then they follow up and then this is from cnn following up i do want to be clear here you're saying that you never told senator warren that a woman could not win the

election that is correct senator warren what did you think when senator sanders told you a woman could not win the election i what the fuck like he just some catty shit that doesn't even yeah it's catty and also so disingenuous oh you just took everything he said to be like not true to go right right okay whatever what'd you hey what'd you think when he said women suck right they're just trying to like it's just it's like uh like the biggest form of negging yeah right yeah it was that's what was so odd because again there are things that really need to be brought up, like truly holding Joe Biden accountable for his Iraq war cheerleading and vote record. Especially given the events of the last few weeks, that's something that really needs to be discussed in terms of what kind of leadership are we going to have? Are you interested in another armed conflict and an absolutely pointless war?

Yeah. Or. But again, that's something that doesn't necessarily play to the centrists. Exactly. The centrists aren't going to look as good because they're not going to be able to be as straightforward about, you know, no, I don't want to go to war as a Bernie or as Sanders, but basically a Bernie candidate. I mean, Biden got lucky. They just let him skate on all kinds of shit. I mean, there are serious questions about his social security reforms,

which are probably just him being like in the back being like, yeah, let's raise the age before you're eligible for social security. And there's a lot of things people really need to talk about. But instead, they're like, let's just fan the fucking flames and see what comes out. Because that's what it felt the point was and the only thing i could remember biden saying was that saying that african americans will vote for him it's like every question he had he was like well the african americans will vote for me then he did like it was painful too like he's uh i i'm starting to i want joe to go to bed yeah well i mean specifically the i think the

mainstream response uh was that he seemed sleepy and i think he did even like bring up his iraq war boat but said it was a mistake uh right but like that was it it was just like a one sentence thing and then moving on while they're going like, Bernie, how come you hate all women? And then I was like, Joe Biden, why are you the best candidate to be Donald Trump? Yeah, it was insane. Yeah. What can you do? But I mean, again, this is why you it seems that normally I feel like the voting, you know, public would not be or would might fall for this or not see what was going on. And it's interesting to see how a lot of the talk about this where people being like, oh, wow, CNN is getting torn down for that lame ass coverage of the debate. So, yeah, I mean, a lot of that is on Twitter where it's there's definitely a leftward lean.

leftward uh lean but oh yeah you know even like i listened to the 538 uh breakdown of the debates and even nate silver who himself is mr like well moderates do have a statistical advantage when it comes to democratic presidential candidates he was like that was kind of weird huh when the moderator specifically asked him to confirm what he said and then contradicted it. That seemed weird. That was his word for it. So, you know, shame on CNN for that. Just what a fucking disaster.

That was a boof. Big time boof. Boof did. Which kind of makes sense for a network that said they thought of the 2016 election like professional wrestling. Isn't that what Zucker said? Probably. And also they also did a very good job of like doing as much as they could to not cover Bernie even in 2016.

Yeah. The saga continues. Totally. All right. Well, let's check in with impeachment. Girl, I'm talking about impeaching this creep. The Democrats have unleashed some new documents they received from Rudy Associates. him with impeachment girl i'm talking about impeaching this creep uh the democrats have unleashed some new documents they received from rudy associate left parness and yeah he was the

guy who was arrested trying to leave the country yeah because he like had was concocting like a campaign finance violation scheme do you have a bunch of cash with him he may have yeah it makes sense i mean they did shady shit and they're like, oh, it's getting hot. Let's get a one-way ticket to Europe. Jesus Christ. Yeah. And he, yeah, there's just a lot of, like, the sort of shit that it's just kind of, now that we're heading back into this, it's like, wait, has it always been this obviously bad?

Well, now, yeah. I feel like all the curtains have just been like not even pulled back just like yanked down just everything violently everything is just ranch like it's just awful like we can just see it for what it is now which is a goddamn mess well the thing was it it went from most people listening to any explanation out of the white house as to why there was this extortion scheme with ukraine being like okay we'll give you aid to fight the Russian incursions, but you need to give us a soundbite. But before it's like, no, it's about corruption. There's nothing to do with Joe Biden. It's about corruption, blah, blah. So these documents that were released that Lev Parnas handed over, he's been for a while saying,

I would love to show you some things. Yeah. The Democrats have them and they've released some of them. They said they also have not only these documents they released, but audio and video recordings, which were not released. Right. But based on a lot of the reports of people who know like what Lev Parnas was up to, he was regularly setting up Skype calls between people in the United States and Ukraine. Apparently, there's some where the president does appear in them. I'm pretty sure Devin Nunes was also like when he remember he was trying to plan a the United States and Ukraine. Apparently there's some where the president does appear in them.

I'm pretty sure Devin Nunes was also like when he remember he was trying to plan a trip to Ukraine, but when he realized Adam Schiff would find out, I think he his plan B was to have Parnas set up a Skype call. And I'd imagine he has those recorded, too. So I don't know. I mean, we don't know. But what we do know are these documents that have come out. And my God, they are just they blow up nearly every defense that the president has had. Yeah, of course. So one of the first ones is a letter from Rudy Giuliani to president elect at the time, Zelensky, that was saying it was like legitimately everything you needed. He was like, I'm representing Donald Trump with his knowledge and consent.

Right. To set up a meeting, which was the beginnings of the inroads to get this quid pro quo thing going. Right. Almost as if somebody was manufacturing a piece of evidence to make it as hard on the Republican senators to ignore something as possible. Truly. Because I think at the time, you know, Trump was saying like, you know, he's my personal lawyer or whatever. Or he said, oh, maybe he went rogue. rogue well not with this shit so then what happened and now you're setting up full bus throwing festival who will be thrown under the bus it's like with every single thing

trump has been saying or like oh i didn't do that or oh i didn't know anything about this it's been debunked every single time so it's like how to me i just get so just get so enraged because I'm like, what more do you people need? It's so obvious. I like this furious character who's breaking through. That's like the real me. I'm just like, that's why I didn't eat the coffee because it's like, I'm bubbling. I'm going to freak out. I saw her breaking concrete with her hands.

I've like peeled off the tar from my eye finally. I've opened it. No, I do these for eye strength exercises. Your eyes are glowing red. Holy shit. And then, so back to your thing about how the evidence is almost comedically made. And that's where, in a way, maybe if the real conspiracy theorist in my mind is like, is this all fake?

Because it's so goddamn obvious. Right. There's a letter, handwritten note from Lev Parnas on Ritz-Carlton stationary. Right. That when he gets to Europe, it says, with a star at the top, get Zelensky to announce that the Biden case will be investigated. Huh. Oh, my God. I love that it was with a star.

That, to me, was my favorite part of everything. Also, what was he doing? A star or a weird asterisk? This is an important one. Yeah, true. Yeah, it's an asterisk. He, I think think misspelled announce yeah but hey come on i think he said he was a mouse a mouse a mouse yeah or maybe that's gonna be their defense actually no it says he was saying get zalinski to a mouse to me this looks like got

zalinski bow a mouse it does look like bow that the building so that is totally beyond the point but uh so explain to me uh an idiot why oh come on the what but i like when i first heard this piece of evidence i wasn't fully appreciating why this totally took away one of their arguing so the line from the president has always been it it was never about getting someone to announce an investigation into Biden to help sway the election. We all know that is what happened because the defense was, the president is interested in corruption. That's why they were looking at Burisma,

because they were trying to understand about corruption. And if the Bidens happen to be involved, then so be it. But this is about corruption. So if this had said get Zelensky to investigate Bidens in connection with. Yes. Burisma, that would be what he was claiming. Yeah. But instead, it is the star gets Zelensky to announce that the Biden case will be invested.

Not even to actually do it. Right. Just get, get me a, get that announcement. Yeah. Which I feel like is, is one of those things that I just accepted as true a long time ago. And I'm, I'm just like, wait, oh, we haven't proven that yet. Okay. Right. Let's back it up a couple of steps. Right. And then that also throws a wrench in the gear for this idea. Like at the Senate trial, they're like, well, we should get Joe Biden and Hunter Biden to testify too. Well, let's back up. If this was actually about corruption, maybe, but we've already seen now that the point of all of these shenanigans with Ukraine were about merely securing the optics win of getting, you know, Zelensky to announce that

the Bidens were being investigated. So you can run that around with your attack ads or whatever and take that into the general. Yeah. So that's where, so then, so now there's no point of even having these witnesses because this wasn't, this is not what it's about. And also Hunter Biden and Joe Biden are not the ones being impeached. Okay. Right. This is about you defending yourself, not a whataboutism, which is essentially getting

them to take the stand. It's like, no, no, no. We need you to prove you didn't do this shit. Yeah, right. And with every, like you're saying, with every piece of evidence that comes out, it only corroborates the stories we've heard. It's never exculpatory. It's never like, oh, shit.

Maybe we were wrong. The waters never become more muddy when it becomes like, oh, is he guilty? I don't know. It's like, bitch bitch this is crystal clear yeah honey we know you did it how does it get clearer is there is there a stage past completely transparent yeah it's oxygen so is the senate's argument at this point like deep down like they're they're gonna say other things maybe in public but deep down is it that like nobody gives a shit that he did this well f it depends because this complicates things susan collins has already you know we were just

talking yesterday that susan collins might be a vote to have test testimony from witnesses yeah but she started already making her fucking noises about being like well this new stuff from lev parnis i mean this isn't what the House submitted to us, so maybe their work was incomplete. And trying to be like, okay, so this is your setup move to be an absolute spineless invertebrate? Yeah. Okay.

And then again, this is the other part about this whole document dump that's really alarming. So there was Marie Yovanovitch, who was the ambassador to Ukraine, who testified very bravely, you know, and she was up there and she had said it was wild when I was there. I got messages from my boss saying, hey, I can't I don't really know what's going on, but you need to come back. And she's like, what are you talking about? She's like, I would get on the next plane out of Ukraine if possible.

Yeah. And she's like, what? Yeah. Am I safe? She's like, would get on the next plane out of ukraine if possible yeah and she's like what yeah am i safe she's like look i don't know things have gone off the rails or gone off track i think was the word she said right but please i i there's been she said there's been mumblings from up the street and on the seventh floor up the street meaning the white house apparently and so that led a lot of people to be like wait was she in like actual danger and from these lev parnas documents we see a text thread in like a WhatsApp text thread between him and this Trump donor and congressional candidate, this guy, Robert Hyde, where it

sounds like they were like he was stalking Marie Yovanovitch. Right. So it's between who and Hyde? Parnas, Lev Parnas. Lev Parnas and Hyde. Yeah. Okay. And a lot of the times he's going like, you know, basically

saying like, I can't believe he hasn't fired this bitch yet. He's like, let me know. I'll get on it. And then putting text like, okay, her computer's off. Her phone is on. She's talked to three people. She has a security detail. Is it FSB? She's on the move. I need to know. Like, do I need to move? Whatever. Then there's another

line from... Do I need to move? Yeah. That like makes it sound like it's. Okay. What does he, what does he mean by move? What he says, it says, first when he says, when he updates Parnas about her location, security detail, then says, so-and-so, like people in Ukraine are willing to help if slash we, or if we slash you would like a price. I'm like, who is they that are willing to help?

And what is the price for? And then he goes on. The next one says, guess you can do anything in the Ukraine with money. What I was told, LOL, is what Parnas responded. I mean, that sounds straight up like they're threatening physical harm. At the most innocent, they were stalking her. Right. At its worst and most cynical, it was some kind of physical attack.

Right. Yeah. He was talking about already. He was talking about she's here. She's doing this. Right. And she has this security detail. Like I have someone on the inside.

Like it's not like so we can get somebody to tail her. They're already tailing her at that point. Right. And then he has the conversation about I asked like they gave me a price he's like if you he's like if you want i can get a price he's like if like this like i'm talking to people who are willing to help if you want a price let me know i'll get i'll price it out jesus christ and i don't think it's for extra security yeah that is so that's this is and that is by far the most like, holy shit. Uh,

it's a harrowing. Yeah. It is like a harrowing exchange. Right. Especially when you heard a new, remember her testimony and her talking about the buildup to her leaving like that. What the fuck? Like,

that's why that needs to actually be investigated. Yeah. Like what is going on? You have us citizens following state, uh, uh, state department staff around like monitoring their whereabouts. Yeah.S. citizens following state uh state department staff around like monitoring their whereabouts yeah yeah but again I will see what happens if you know if this will be accepted if

this is going to put more pressure on Republicans to have witnesses now uh but it seems this is going to I don't know you'd think this will this will move the needle in some sense Jesus yeah I would hope so but I mean again it goes back to that thing that I've brought up a couple of times. There's this UK journalist who moved back to the UK right after getting her citizenship because like right as Trump was elected. And she was saying that her husband, who's a historian and an expert in like the lead up to World War II, like his alarm bell started going off right when the like Mitch McConnell's of the world, like right, the handling of Obamacare essentially, and how they just went exactly along party lines. It's like once the legislature stops working as any sort of check against the executive like you have the preconditions

for an all-out authoritarian regime and like that's what we're seeing if if he gets away with this which it seems like the conventional wisdom is he's going to then you that's that's it like that's a wrap you just have an authoritarian regime yeah because that's or yeah you definitely have the the soil the seeds the water and the sunlight right but i mean he's talking about like having somebody whatever yeah i don't know whatever yeah i don't yeah yeah i mean look allegedly i don't know i don't know we have the fucking messages if if the shoe was on the other foot like imagine if it was a person on the left writing something i mean we say that all the time but like we're in the end days well no whenever we're like imagine if this

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on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we're back. And let's talk about Stefan Molyneux. Stefan, Stefan Molyneux. Am I pronouncing that right? I don't know. I've never actually heard anyone else's names, anyone else say it out loud. I just know he's Molyneux. Am I pronouncing that right? I don't know. I've never actually heard anyone else's names,

anyone else say it out loud. I just know he's Molyneux. Producer Dan, I know you're a fan. Yeah. You gave me the thumbs up. You gave to his Patreon. Stefan, Stephen. And he actually put this story in because he just wanted to make sure that-

People know about his strife. The struggle's real. Yeah, he's, I mean, if you are familiar with, you know, hate Twitter or anything, or just like the trash YouTubers who just talk about the gospel of like white nationalism, misogyny, anti-everything, xenophobia, transphobia, everything, every phobia. Only white people win YouTube. Yeah, he's very famous. If not, check this out. This guy is an absolute monster. He like says shit like black people are

like another species. He has he has this take just so you know what he thinks about women. This is a tweet that he did in August of last year. So strange. Do you know that female lipstick simulates sexual arousal? Can you imagine a man showing up for a business meeting with a giant artificial boner straining at his pants? Yet lipstick is perfectly acceptable in the business world. I mean, this is the most famous one. I've never heard of this guy and I wish I never did. This is so awful. There's like a special vein of evil with these YouTube

cunts. I cannot with them. Forgive me for that. You are forgiven. It's truly blessed. But that's exactly it, right? That environment on YouTube, they realize oh wait, the harder I go, I get more fans, right? I mean it's like

the cats thing. Don't kill cats or whatever the fuck like that, like the, the cats thing that the, um, don't kill cats or whatever. Oh, don't fuck with cats. Yeah. The movie cats. No, God,

no, no, no, no. It is sort of like that. It might be worse. Everything is sort of like cats. It is.

Yeah. You keep, you keep going and going. And eventually most, a lot of these hate people, they hit the wall. And they're always got, you know,

hat in hand being like, like, you know, like Milo Yiannopoulosos that motherfucker got wiped off the face of the earth and he's like in all this legal trouble what i'm saying is they always get to a point where it's no longer profitable yeah at a certain point because it's just you know you're you're you get people you know gassed there's a limit there's a limit you know like you can only go for shock value so many times and then you know and this is where, now he's reached that point. Right.

Well, I do want to say the reason I had heard of him other than his amazing. Lipstick. Lipstick. Artificial boner tweet, which by the way, that would be attractive, right? Like everybody would be so into that guy. He'd go in and show it in just like with a big boner and his work pants. His work pants? Yeah, you know, his work pants.

Versus his like strip club sweatpants. You know, there's your couch potato pants. There's your interview pants. And then your work pants. With the boner cut out. Your bone dog. A giant artificial boner straining at his pants. But I also knew about him because uh i did a podcast

about cults back in the day and he is like he talks to kids on youtube about how like the power structure with their parents is fucked up and like how their parents are basically authoritarians and like how they should like run away like essentially like seeds all the shit about like running away so that like he's on like cult experts radar as like a person who might be like yeah capable of or in the early stages of starting an online cult that's disgusting though to talk to children like that like that's like a form of child abuse oh yeah absolutely to just what if you guys disagreed with me i don't know as a runaway actually molyneux had some interesting things to say actually i do have one more tattoo can i show you it's molyneux's face anyway so he he went to his followers and just was like yo i'm i have some debt and i need your help. He said, my friends, I need your help.

This is the year of make or break for liberty. This is where the fork in the road goes up to the mountaintops of human freedom or down into a living hell that we saw all too often in the 20th century. Please commit yourself to freedom. Please, please. If you could help me out, I'm on bended knee and desperately need your help. So then he's like, he tells people where to donate. But the best part is he realizes he's like basically saying like, what am I going to do?

Right. I can only do racist YouTube. He literally said, what am I going to go to the corporate world? One search and I'm effectively finished. And that's true because if you just searched his name and you went to the opening paragraph of Wikipedia, you're like, okay, who's this Stephen Molyneux guy who wants a job? Right. Hold on. What is this?

Stephen Basil Molyneux is a far right white nationalist, Canadian podcaster and YouTuber who is known for promotion of scientific racism and white supremacist views. Molyneux is described as a leading figure of the alt-right movement by Political and the Washington Post and as a far right activist. Yeah. Okay. So. And hired.

When can you start a footlocker yes i don't know yeah i mean i i understand yeah that's but that's that's the problem my man you are a racist trash fire yeah and you change your name change everything about yourself change the way you view women lipstick i would start there yes and yeah if I could Justin Timberlake this from Social Network. Leave the basil. Drop everything else. Wow. His middle name is Basil. Yeah, Basil. Basil Foley. So classy.

I mean, again, this is, but this shows you sort of the evolution, right? You do some, but he goes on to say that he was painted into a corner by communists. Right. That's why he needs your help. Not his own fucking words. So he was checkmated into being racist? Yeah, yeah, yeahists right that's why he needs your help not his own fucking words so he was checkmated into being racist yeah yeah yeah but that's also what a lot of these youtubers do i've noticed like i only keep up with like a you know a very select few of like the white

national of the trash um but of the just like whenever like it pops up but like i just feel like so many of them cannot admit that but i mean i guess that's like therein lies the problem but they can't admit like when they're wrong like they're like oh this crazy like you know there's all this public outcry what did I do I'm like you filmed a suicide forest you dumbass you know it's like it's the same I mean it's

I feel like the same way with people who are aligned with Trump now it's a lot of people there's an inability to say yeah maybe I fucked that one up because that's what you would say if you were trying to come back. Because they'd be like, hey, do you believe me that he's racist now? Right. You'd have to say, yeah, yeah, you're right.

And the people that can do that, great. But then it's so fucking scary when there's people that are like, no, you just don't get it. I'm like, yeah, that's true in a sense. I don't know what's going on with you. I feel like that's almost everyone. Yeah. I mean, most people to a certain effect, it is difficult to admit you're wrong just as just out of human nature. Yeah. But I think with this, I don't know, like if because it's so charged up, like and you got to really go to bat if you're going to be out here being like that, what I'm seeing, you know, the withholding

of aid to Puerto Rico is not some kind of fucked up transgression. Right. You know, that's like, I don't know. Well, also with people admitting that they're wrong and, you know, originally endorsing and supporting Trump. I feel like also if they do admit, like I've noticed this sometimes where people be like, oh, you know what? Yeah, that was whoops. Okay. Never mind. I'm back on the right side.

Okay. But, or, you know, whatever. But like that people will just be like, oh, well, then how could you have done that in the first place? And then like that that so they're still being chastised which yeah and i i get that anger i get it but it's like you gotta let people come back you gotta let people you gotta exercise forgiveness and also it's like you're you're not helping anything by just creating more anger it's like okay they want to come and not support this awful human great then let them do that like don't Like, don't, you know. I mean, it will further put someone in a corner and, you know, they will double their resolve to not ever, you know, entertain a thought

that's different from theirs. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, anyway. So, you know. This is actually something that I'm seeing in my monitoring of Breitbart. I subscribe to the Breitbart newsletter.

A founders club, right? I got a card now. But like half the emails are scams, basically, because Breitbart, I think, is like young internet savvy people uh with old people audience maybe and so they are using that as a way to stay afloat but uh bill o'reilly uh who has hit upon hard times somehow no way isn't he worth so much money oh yeah yeah i mean he made millions and millions but he's probably pissed it away by doing something yeah or just being rich makes people only want more money i was gonna say probably that he's probably just horny for cash yeah yes because he is swagless yeah he's like yo i got all these bugattis so uh just uh yesterday morning i got a thread uh that was all about how bill o'reilly's financial advisor, like the email is so, I don't know, weird because it's

like what Bill O'Reilly did with his wealth is one of the most amazing, shocking stories. And then it's like, even his financial planner comes on for this one, you're going to want to hear about this. And it's like written in like boomer language that like i could hear like somebody saying like a middle-aged person saying to another middle-aged person them being like yeah you know it's like written in that conversational uh golf club yeah vernacular but it's this it's this scam that has been going on for a year that o'reillyilly's involved with called the, I think it's called like wealth project, uh, the great American wealth project that,

uh, checks out. Yeah. Facebook got shit because the O'Reilly's like partnering with a group that has been involved with a bunch of scams basically. And it's like a known fraud outlet. That was the original like way. Yeah.

That boomer talk of sort of like financial FOMO where it's like, you know, Bill, you know, you see his, you saw his, you saw his boat, right?

Right. He got in early on this thing called Microsoft or whatever. And now it's like, Hey, Hey, Hey, you're not getting on your, you're going to want this one.

Yeah. All you got to do is sell some knives. Meanwhile, like millennials are so broke. We're like, bro, if I don't have money to invest in my fucking self. Right.

But I can't even take an Uber pool. So how am I gonna help you yeah right right yeah um and by the way when you click through on the email which i did and my fucking brett no wonder my browser was totally fucked it takes you to a video that's 50 minutes long they're like, do you see the secret behind this one? Just a quick 50. Yeah, quick 50. You got time. It's real breezy. You got time. Your kids ain't coming to visit you. They ain't calling. If you're aggressively reading Breitbart, probably not. No.

No, no, no. Let's talk about something a little bit lighter, guys. Are you guys people who take pictures of your food before you consume it? I used to. After you you consume it I used to After you consume it I used to

Okay Well I do sometimes But I realized I It was like the stress of social media That was causing me to do it Because I was only taking photos to post them It wasn't because I was like

I want an image of this It's that like you know Social media flex mentality. You're like, my ex-girlfriend's watching. Look what I'm eating. Yo, look what I'm eating. I am having more fun than you. Yeah.

And then I was like, yo. Part of me had to quick that shit because I was like, why am I? I was really engulfed or really invested in that likes economy. And I don't know. That's why I don't do it anymore. Three hots and a cot, babe. You thought I couldn't do it? Look at me now? Look at me now

Look at me now, baby Scrambled eggs Yeah Ramen last night? Who's living large? Catch up to me You're flexing by just photo Yeah, by just doing

Random New socks Hot meals, baby No holes in them No, so A chef is asking people to stop taking pictures of the food before they eat it. It's an ongoing discussion with chefs. This guy, Heston Blumenthal, who runs a three Michelin star restaurant in London,

the Fat Duck, where it's $ 425 for a set course for one person said he was like it bothers him to see the visitors whipping out their phones to snap the food he says that the fat duck we've debated this for several years now if we say to people your food's going cold you put up a barrier between you and the diner and then there are other chefs who have banned this shit outright. There's one guy who's like, I forget what the restaurant is, but he's like, I'm really getting so upset about people taking pictures. We put up a card at the door. No photos, please.

Yeah. What are they doing? Maybe once during the meal you want to take a little photo of something because it's unusable. But what about the flavors? A picture on a phone cannot possibly capture the flavors. Okay. It's pompous so wait you never explained uh oh are you a food photographer food flexor okay so to be very honest no but i also in the same vein of being honest i did i did like a random post like the other day i was like on my story and i was wine drunk and like my friend and i had a really pretty dessert so I'm like yeah yeah we're not gonna fact check you don't

okay thank you thank you I have it at the ready so okay no okay let's go through archives and here it is okay and um but no but like I I don't know I I do think it's annoying when everyone's like posting it because I feel like I kind of see what you're saying because I think like back in the day I used to do that like yeah check out this chicken and waffles. It's just like, okay. I am here. I am here at this place. You are not. You are alone though.

Okay, but anyway, so the food is not your friend. But I'm sorry to break it to you. I was alone. I was listening to The Weeknd in my car. I was shoveling mashed potatoes in on Christmas morning. No, but I do,

I feel like honestly, I don't know why the chefs are caring this much. It's like, you have tickets in the back, honey. Like, you know what I mean? Like you got to be making the food. You don't need to be like out here, like looking what everyone's doing on their phones. Go sit down at the table.

Gordon Ramsay's take on this. They asked him to. He was like, bro, there that should be a compliment to you. They want to take photos of your food. Also, they paid for it. So who gives a fuck what they do? Yeah. And number one, like, do you want to have a job?

Yeah. Great. Well, then people are starting to stay in age, like Instagram. Yeah. Whatever. It's douche and number one, do you want to have a job? Yeah? Yeah. Great. Well, then people starting to stay in age, like Instagram, whatever, it's douchey, but you need to have it, and people are going to come to your place of business the more it's popped off. The times I take videos of my food is when I'm making food, because I show the process of it. That's fun.

Yeah, that's great. I like that. That feels like an art. But also, here's the thing, and maybe I'm playing it myself. I can't deny, I'm half Japanese okay so I gotta take a picture of every motherfucking thing that's racist man wait look I will speak on behalf of all look if you

have a look you're right and he's back and I'm cancelled but like there is I do have an urge at times when things look so good but I think really it's about questioning them yeah absolutely I think it's only when I started examining the motivation of why I did it is when I started getting put off but I don't judge people who do it but I'm also

just sort of like yeah there's so many other important things to be angry about so if you're gonna get angry about people posting their food I just I'm so happy that you have such a charmed life that that's the most important yeah they have. Yeah, they have healthcare in the UK, so. Yeah, I mean. Yeah, there it is. He's like, yeah, okay. At the same time, a three Michelin star chef is a pretty high level artist, right?

Like I feel like I would be fine with the devil's advocate take of, they give out those little bags that Dave Chappelle and like other comedians give out at the bags that dave chapelle and like other comedians give out at the door to their uh like no phones in here because like some people say that that makes the show better and it like makes them like more in the moment so like yeah that's a easy solution just check your phone at the door just do that then right fine and like that then that becomes part of the dining experience right and that's going to generate

more people to come because it's like, oh, it's very secretive and people love the exclusivity of that. At this point, you don't need the Instagram pics to like spread word about your three Michelin stars. Yeah, if there's three Michelin stars, don't worry. I thought his complaint was going to be that like they're not good enough photographers, which like I've seen some bad pictures of food,

like on Yelp. Yeah. Yeah. Oh my God. It was full of terrible pictures of food. Yeah. And like sometimes the color is off. Like,

so it just looks weird. It's like disgusting. I'm like, that's great. I'm going to stay at home tonight then. How about that? Yeah. There's,

I don't want to shade anybody, but there's somebody i follow on instagram who has the dumbest fucking stories like that and i'm like i'll i just follow to be like look at this bullshit yo i so my high school my high school friends have a whatsapp thread and my one friend made uh makes this like chicken mole recipe and like was like sending us like braggy pictures about this like dope shit that he was making right and i'm sure it was good but it looks like absolute shit and like no one was gonna say anything but then my one like friend who's just way too honest was like i'm sure it's something lost in translation but that looks like diarrhea man that's fucking gross oh my god it's like 11 in the morning

but it was it was true yeah uh yeah i don't know pictures of food i i as somebody who doesn't take them i'm just gonna shut the fuck up because i don't uh either appreciate okay exactly i eat this shit all the time what's the point of taking a photo, honestly? Exactly. Call it a Monday's dinner. Oh, you're not always eating out at Michelin star places? What are you, a peasant? I eat dinner.

Monday's dinner. Yay. The rest of the week, I'm really angry. And finally, we do have to bring up the fact that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame officially announces 2020 inductees. And I don't know, it's an eclectic group of musicians, but somebody was not on that list.

I know I'm steamed about. Well, okay, first up, let's just say who did get in. Whitney Houston, Nine Inch Nails, the Doobie Brothers, T-Rex, Depeche Mode, and B.I.G. Who? Biggie Smalls. I don't know who any of those people are. Christopher Wallace.

Yeah, okay, maybe. Okay, I mean, maybe a little more diverse. He could have used one other woman in there, aside from Whitney Houston. True, true. But the real controversy is there's also like a fan vote, and the DMV Dave Matthews fans blew out everybody. He had something like one million votes in this. The closest person in second place was Pat Benatar with like a hundred thousand.

Wow. I noticed neither of them on this list. Right. So what the fans are like, what the fuck? Like when do you become eligible? Like 20 years after the band is founded? I'm not even sure when. I guess 40 years after the band was founded.

I mean, I don't know. How old is Dave Matthews band? How old am I? 68. Yeah so they were really pissed off because they're like we won the thing but that doesn't actually mean you're an inductee then it means it's like on another it's a very convoluted process. So they'll have

to wait till next year. And then there's also like other people that are getting in, like Irving Azoff and John Lando. We're getting the Ahmet Erdogan Award. I'm sure those are separate slots for different... Yeah, it's a different award completely. But, you know, shout out Nine Inch Nails. Okay.

Travis Lesnar's having a big year. And Super Producer Danil pointed to a tattoo on his arm. That's the date that Dave Matthews Band was formed. It was the year 1991. I think it's, well, the full tattoo says, The West was won in 91. That's kind of.

But did you go through a Dave Matthews phase at all? Probably not, right? You're too cool for that. No, not that I didn't. It's just been a band that that's i like most music so when shit would come on the radio like so much to say is one of my favorite dave matthews band songs yeah and i'll still bump that shit oh yeah because i just have fond memories i think of just like it being a kid in a car and be on the radio treading trodden trails for a long long time

yeah why does he do a weird voice when he sings? Who cares? Because he's a fun, funky guy. Dang it. Talk about the weather. I'm Harper Rose. He makes that face in the booth too, like all contorted. I love it. Harper Rose, were you

big DMB? Okay. Big DMB. Alright. No, I was not, but I know it's one of his hits, but I love, I still listen to it. I love that song crash into me. Yeah. I love that. That song could slap me in the face.

Not controversial. Yeah. What is that? Weird sex song. It is. Yeah, it is. No,

it's like, it's like weird, but I remember I was like 14. I was like, all right. I feel like your skirt up a little. Yeah. Well,

whatever. I think it's, it's cute. One could argue, one could argue, uh, as. She does it. It's cute. It's all good. It's cute. It's rude. One could argue, as the song says in A Boy's Dream, that it's written from the perspective

of a child or a teenage boy, you know, pubescent. Right, and he only has a boner because he wants to look professional in his business pants. In his business pants. Oh, my God.

All right. Harper Rose, it's been a pleasure having you. Thank you so much. Where can people find you? Follow you. Okay. On Twitter and Instagram.

I'm just there at Harper Rose D. All right. And is there a tweet or other act of social media you have been enjoying? Yes. Yes, I have. Let me pull it up. Kind of went up on up at the end there. I did.

Yeah. Very cool. I was really inspired okay so it's by the very funny Veronica Kakowski and let me find it okay so I loved her tweet it is you can't even hug women anymore said met said by men we never wanted to be hugging in the first place right it's a deal and you can find her at Veronica K. all day. All right. Miles, where can people find you? You can find me Twitter, Instagram, at Miles of Grey.

Also on my other podcast, 420 Day Fiance. We're talking about 90 Day Fiance with Sophia Alexandra. Oh, shit. Where can people find you in person? Oh, shit. Oh, you want to know where we're at in person? Yeah. Let me tell you, young Skywalker.

We got a bunch of live shows and I'm going to keep saying it until these shows sell out. There are, there's still a few tickets left for the San Francisco show. So if you want to come to that, don't play yourself

and get your tickets now at sfsketchfest.org or com, I believe. And then, yo, we're everywhere. If you really,

okay. SF Sketch Fest is Saturday, January 25th, 8 p.m. at the Gateway Theater. Yes. Then Portland, January 30th, Mississippi Studios. Brooklyn at the Bell House on February 12th.

Washington, D.C. to the nation's capital. Hopefully Trump will be in the building at the Miracle Theater February 13th. February 25th, Minneapolis, the Parkway Theater. I want to see all my Carly Rae Jepsen fans out there. You know who you are. Chicago on February 27th at the Sleeping Village. And Toronto, Canada. International.

February 28th at the Great Hall. How many people do you think fit in there? 700,000? The Great Hall? Yeah, at least 700,000. We'll fill that out. It's a dome, right? Yeah. Is there an act of social media you've been enjoying? Oh, an act of social media? Yes. Oh, wow. Yes. It's very quick. It's a reductress article. Oh, an act of social media. Yes. Oh, wow. Yes, it's very quick. It's a Reductress article. Oh, actually, no, there's two.

Alyssa Stanoa, at A. Stanoa, said, cum should be spelled with a silent B at the end. Cumb. This is just my opinion. This is a very cummy string of tweets I like. Another one is from Reductress. It says, tips to make him cum fast because you are in a car and he is in a toll booth. Reductress is so good.

All right. On the subject of favorite cum-related tweets, Mary Sasson tweeted, celine dion makes a fun sound when she comes uh what's with the cum tweets today wow man that was my that was the first one on my list uh chris murphy chris chris dress tweeted every day i tutor a white male child who is one time out away from becoming the joker and uh marissa exclamation point mind of Marissa, is just very, very good at a very specific thing. Let's see if you can pick up on what it is. Your pupils are the last part of your body to die because they dilate. Wow.

Wow. They dilate. Yeah. That's chill. Just crazy on point wordplay. That's sick. For a dad, man, that's as good as it gets,play. That's sick. For a dad, man.

That's as good as it gets, bro. That's up there with. I like that we all just like we're nodding like yeah. Like we were just smoked after a Dave Matthews. Yeah. Yeah, dude. Yeah. But I feel like a rapper could also use like some of this shit. Yeah, that's like a Wheezy punchline.

Yeah, like a Wheezy punchline. I mean, it's up there with real eyes, real eyes, real lives. Yeah. I mean, wow. I mean, poetry. You want to fuck your head. Yeah, like a wheezy punchline. I mean, it's up there with real eyes, real eyes, real lives. Yeah. I mean, wow. You want to fuck your head. Yeah. Write that one down. You can find me on Twitter at Jack underscore O'Brien. You can find us on Twitter at Daily Zeitgeist. We're at

The Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Facebook fan page and a website DailyZeitgeist.com where we post Deep breath. Where we post our episodes And our footnotes We link off to the information that we talked about in today's episode As well as the song we

Ride out on This is a track from London's Bastion Keb Is the artist and it's called Pork Belly Because if you follow my stories I was Cooking up a mean Japanese pork belly on my stories. Okay?

Okay. For the Japanese speakers, I was making kakuni. Okay? Uh-huh. Okay. Yeah. So you were photographing. Yeah.

Well, it was the process, baby. Yeah. You know what I mean? And you know what? Light flex, I plated the shit out of that thing. Okay. And y'all know. Y'all already saw how I did it.

I did the flavored egg, and I did the green onion with like an X. Oh, my God. Okay. The flavored egg. Wait till you green onion with an X. Oh, my God. The flavored egg. Wait till you come to my Zero Michelin Starred Kitchen. So this track is called Pork Belly by Bastion Keb. He's a dope. It's like a very eclectic mix of instrumental funk or world music.

You know my vibes. Okay, you know the fucking vibes. You know the vibes. And the album is really cool because the album is called Dining in the Shadow of Zizou, which is, I believe, a reference to one Zinedine Zidane. It's one of my favorite footballers. I was just going to say that. The Daily Zeitgeist is a production of iHeartRadio.

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