Navigating Political Landscapes with Erica Sampson
Erica Sampson joins us in this episode of the All About Nothing podcast, providing a comprehensive discourse on her recent endeavors and the evolving landscape of political engagement. We delve into her reflections on the current state of the low country Young Democrats and the significant impact of her advocacy work, particularly in the realm of gun violence prevention. Erica articulates her vision for fostering community awareness and resilience in the wake of societal challenges, emphasizing the necessity of proactive involvement among the youth. As we navigate through the complexities of political dynamics, her insights illuminate the pathways for constructive dialogue and action. We conclude with a discussion that underscores the importance of informed citizenship in shaping a more equitable future.
Also, mentioned by Erica; Positive Vibes Ronjanae Smith Inc. is a non-profit organization based in North Charleston, South Carolina, established in memory of Ronjanae Smith, who was tragically lost to gun violence. The organization's mission is to educate, empower, and engage the community in combating gun violence, while providing support to affected families and the broader community. Their programs include feeding the homeless, offering grief counseling, job recruitment opportunities, and adult education courses. They also host events such as MLK Activities 2025 and the MLK Icon Award 2025. The website provides information on volunteering, mentorship services, upcoming events, and ways to donate to support their initiatives.
- Positive Vibes Ronjanae Smith Inc.
- Soda City Comic Con in Columbia, SC - 2025
- Boardwalk Comic Con in Myrtle Beach, SC - 2025
- Coastal Comic Con in Wilmington, NC - 2025
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Speaker B:Welcome Nothingers, to another episode of the All About Nothing podcast.
Speaker B:This is episode number 240.
Speaker B:I am Barry Gruber.
Speaker A:Hi, I'm Zach Ying.
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Speaker C:So I am the one and only Erica Simpson.
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Speaker B:ZJZ designs.com okay welcome, Erica.
Speaker B:This is your second time on the show.
Speaker B:It's been more than a year, right?
Speaker C:It has, yeah.
Speaker B:Because it's some changes.
Speaker B:That was.
Speaker B:That was.
Speaker B:That was a while ago, but yeah.
Speaker B:So, Erica Sampson, of course you were.
Speaker B:You.
Speaker B:Are you still the chair for the Democratic Young Democrats?
Speaker C:No.
Speaker C:So that's a two year.
Speaker C:A two.
Speaker C:So you get to do it twice and that's it.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:So I've done my.
Speaker C:My service and I pass the torch on to the next victim.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:So now you're an old Democrat.
Speaker C:Exactly.
Speaker C:Now I'm an old buddy daddy.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:How.
Speaker B:How long can you.
Speaker B:And that was for the.
Speaker B:The low country Young Democrats.
Speaker B:How long do you, like, what's the age cut off to being a member of the low Country Democrats?
Speaker B:For South Carolina.
Speaker B:Young Young Democrats.
Speaker B:For the low Country Democrats.
Speaker B:I'm just using 36 words over and over.
Speaker C:It's 14 to 39.
Speaker B:14 to 39.
Speaker A:I'm a young Democrat.
Speaker C:There you go.
Speaker C:Yeah, Therehere you go.
Speaker C:Three years.
Speaker A:Three years.
Speaker A:Got to figure this out real quick.
Speaker C:All right.
Speaker C:That's right.
Speaker C:Times of the essence.
Speaker C:That's right.
Speaker B:I was not going to do a podcast episode without having sound effects for you, Erica.
Speaker C:Thank you so much.
Speaker C:Last time I was like, hey, man, hit the sound effect.
Speaker C:That was fire.
Speaker C:What's up?
Speaker C:You know?
Speaker B:So how are things going in the low Country Democrats?
Speaker B:Young Democrats?
Speaker B:I can't say it right.
Speaker C:Low country Young Democrats.
Speaker C:So I've stepped away more so that because of the election, I felt like that last one, I needed to really process.
Speaker C:And for me to process was I didn't want to turn on a tv.
Speaker C:You know, say I didn't want to open my phone, because every time I did, that was access to reminding me why I'm processing, and I'm in a bunk, so I couldn't really tell you what's going on with them.
Speaker C:I'm actually in the phase now where now when I turn on my phone, I'm like, all right, I can't keep processing anymore.
Speaker C:It's time for me to now get active.
Speaker C:So I'm.
Speaker A:Put the boots back on.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:So I'm like, finally, okay, I guess I'll go back outside.
Speaker C:But for a long time, man, I was.
Speaker C:I'm not leaving this door.
Speaker C:No, I'm gonna stay my 92% right here and just sit this one out.
Speaker C:Because y'all don't listen.
Speaker C:Y'all don't listen.
Speaker A:When South Carolina lost their bowl game, I did the same thing.
Speaker C:I try to keep up with y'all.
Speaker C:Whenever I was listening to y'all podcasts, like, 90% of y'all was talking about sports.
Speaker C:And so I would go back and try to, like, hop into a conversation.
Speaker C:Yeah, man, da, da, da, da.
Speaker C:90%.
Speaker A:That's heavy.
Speaker C:Y'all talking all sports.
Speaker C:And I was like, I don't know.
Speaker C:I did not know anything.
Speaker A:That's how we dealt with the election.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker B:There's a.
Speaker B:There's a comfort level to life that we have not yet achieved, and somehow sports is.
Speaker B:It fills that gap.
Speaker A:Speaking of that, the Bills just lost to the Chiefs, and.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker B:No way.
Speaker A:Much like the election rigged.
Speaker B:You think so I.
Speaker B:You know what?
Speaker B:I will say, and Erica is probably going to remain silent on this, but I will say that I do think the Chiefs won that game.
Speaker B:I do think that there were some calls that, in my opinion, could have potentially.
Speaker B:There was a first down and there was a catch.
Speaker B:That didn't seem legitimate to me, you know, But I'm not a ref.
Speaker B:I can't despair.
Speaker A:Erica.
Speaker A:I will have no rebuttal.
Speaker C:Listen, my sister.
Speaker C:See, my household is Steelers.
Speaker C:My dad, everything from the mug to the rug to everything is Steelers.
Speaker C:And he is a Jehovah Witness.
Speaker C:But when his birthday come around, he, like, subliminally drops, like, steelers, Amazon stuff.
Speaker C:I'm like, hold on, sir.
Speaker C:You gotta pick your battles.
Speaker C:Like, you know, but my sister is actually trying to put me on game.
Speaker C:She's trying to tell me how the rules and stuff.
Speaker C:I'm late, but they got a group chat, so I'm trying to, like, all right, I want to do a group chat piece.
Speaker A:Five pieces.
Speaker C:She's trying to teach me.
Speaker B:It's all a learning process.
Speaker B:It's all.
Speaker A:They got food there.
Speaker A:To sit there and be like, this is great.
Speaker B:Honestly, that's the best thing to do, is to go to a football game and.
Speaker B:And do the tailgating, because I.
Speaker B:I have social anxiety.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't want to go into the game and watch the game.
Speaker B:I'd rather stay outside and hang out.
Speaker B:But mine's bad enough.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I don't even want to go tailgate anymore.
Speaker B:Like, oh, no, there's too many people.
Speaker B:I can sit on my couch.
Speaker B:I have a.
Speaker B:I have access to a bathroom that I am comfortable in doing anything in.
Speaker B:And I mean anything in.
Speaker A:So tailgating is fine.
Speaker A:It's the logistics of parking and travel.
Speaker B:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker B:So I know you said that you're still working your way through the results of the election, but guess what?
Speaker B:We get to talk about today.
Speaker B:Look, here's the thing.
Speaker B:The last.
Speaker B:We're only nine days into Donald Trump's presidency, his last presidency.
Speaker B:I don't care how many people are out here saying, I can't wait for his third term, but this is his last presidency.
Speaker B:And that means that we have experienced the last first week of Donald Trump's presidency.
Speaker B:There is no more first weeks to come.
Speaker B:But I did, I did find some statistics from when Donald Trump was president.
Speaker B:The first time during his first term, he had 285 golf trips.
Speaker B:That's from 27.
Speaker B: th of: Speaker B: in: Speaker B: in: Speaker B: in: Speaker B: In: Speaker B:He cut down a lot.
Speaker B:You know, Covid.
Speaker B:Covid took his toll because he was sick with COVID for a portion of that.
Speaker B:Only 47, but 285 costing taxpayers in the United States $142 million.
Speaker B:A lot of that was what he charged to the Secret Service for them to stay at his, his resort in Mar a Lago and in Ben fest bed, Bedminster, New Jersey.
Speaker A:So for the next 201 weeks, we get to hopefully encourage him to golf more and president less.
Speaker B:It's not a bad idea.
Speaker B: So far, for: Speaker B:He has taken three.
Speaker B:He's taken three golf trips so far.
Speaker B:Nine days.
Speaker B:Three.
Speaker B:Three golf trips.
Speaker A:I'll go golfing with him if that's what it takes.
Speaker A:Let's go do this.
Speaker A:And I'm just whacking the ball in the general direction of the green.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, that's fair.
Speaker A:If it clips them in the back of the head and.
Speaker A:Or ear, we're fine.
Speaker C:Golfing is hard.
Speaker C:I went to top golf and I sucked.
Speaker A:I'm like, really?
Speaker B:And that's just, that's just.
Speaker B:That's just driving the ball like I can.
Speaker B:I can drive the ball decently.
Speaker B:It's going to hook or it's going to.
Speaker B:It's going to.
Speaker B:What are the.
Speaker B:What's the other golfing term?
Speaker B:It hooks or it slashes?
Speaker B:No, slices.
Speaker B:Slices.
Speaker B:It hooks or slices.
Speaker B:I don't know which one of those is which because it's golf and I can't.
Speaker A:They had to make a word up for it.
Speaker B:Yeah, I can't.
Speaker B:I can't bring myself to really like golf, but topgolf would be fun.
Speaker B:I haven't gotten to do that.
Speaker B:Yet there's one in Augusta.
Speaker B:There's one in Charlotte.
Speaker A:I like golf, video games.
Speaker A:That's about it.
Speaker A:I can drive the ball, so I might get you at topgolf, Eric.
Speaker B:Okay, well, Zach and I are going to have an opportunity to go out to Darlington Country Club in, I believe June embarrass the.
Speaker A:Out of ourselves.
Speaker B:We are.
Speaker B:We're gonna.
Speaker B:We're gonna be helping Darlington country club celebrate their 100th anniversary.
Speaker C:Nice.
Speaker B:We have been invited to go do that.
Speaker C:And they invited y'all.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker C:Hit the button one time.
Speaker A:Our buddy Carrie Tharp invited us out to Darlington.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:We are not worthy.
Speaker C:We're not worthy.
Speaker A:I'm gonna have a couple mulligans going on.
Speaker A:I'm like, it fell off the teeth.
Speaker A:Gary Mulligan.
Speaker C:Nice.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I wanted to.
Speaker B:So the dump.
Speaker B:The dump truck.
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:The Donald Trump statistic about his golfing, that was.
Speaker B:That was something that I picked up some comments in there.
Speaker B:David put in here on TikTok, said Biden spent 40% of his time on vacation.
Speaker B:So what's wrong with Trump playing golf?
Speaker B:That number that you're giving is not accurate.
Speaker B:I'm sorry, you're damn near fundamentally wrong.
Speaker B:And you should look that up.
Speaker B:This.
Speaker B:Yes, These statistics are actually based on the Social Security's and I'm sorry, the Secret Services information of the number of times that they had to rent out space at Mar a Lago and Bedminster.
Speaker B:So those are factual based on federal office information.
Speaker B:Biden wasn't on vacation for 40% of time.
Speaker B:And that's absurd that you would think that.
Speaker B:And I'm sorry you think that.
Speaker B:Okay, sorry.
Speaker B:See, that's the problem.
Speaker A:Flipping TikTok distracts you for 50% of the time.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker B:Now, I'll.
Speaker B:I'll admit, I'll admit he's probably sleeping a lot.
Speaker B:I mean, you know, he's 82 years old now.
Speaker B:He was.
Speaker B:He was Donald Trump's.
Speaker B:He was younger than Donald Trump when he took office.
Speaker B:So Donald Trump, again, the oldest president ever inaugurated in history and the only president ever to be inaugurated with 34 felonies.
Speaker C:Crazy.
Speaker A:And the only president to berate a KFC employee to drive through and.
Speaker B:And basically assault a Chick Fil a employee during a campaign.
Speaker B:Really odd because he hugged her without permission is what I'm trying to say.
Speaker B:So one of the things that came out of the inauguration last week, which Zach and I did talk about a little bit, and I don't know if we talked about on the show, was there was a lot of reaction to Elon Musk at the, the celebration.
Speaker B:The, the, the celebratory inauguration at the, the arena that they rented out for the, the, the event.
Speaker B:Because.
Speaker B:And, and, and I will, I will defend the Donald Trump and the campaign that it was cold outside.
Speaker B:It was not the coldest inauguration that's ever occurred.
Speaker B:So wherever that was coming from is completely inaccurate.
Speaker B:JFK's inauguration was 14 degrees.
Speaker B:It was 29 degrees and then 34 degrees or something by the time the inauguration kicked off.
Speaker B:So it wasn't 14 degrees.
Speaker B:But that wasn't what, that wasn't the issue with, with Elon Musk.
Speaker A:So we don't ask whether it's cold.
Speaker B:Elon Musk got super duper excited when he was on stage.
Speaker B:And, and, and I'll just say it.
Speaker B:He threw out a Nazi.
Speaker B:I believe what he did was throw out a Nazi salute.
Speaker B:Erica, I assume you saw this.
Speaker C:I did not.
Speaker C:I skipped the inauguration because I walked in the MLK parade.
Speaker C:So I used my time other ways.
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:I was in an MLK parade, marching.
Speaker C:But when I did get home, I did see the clips of the gesture, and I'm like, my God, you can't make this up.
Speaker B:So, so at this point, because it seems to just be opinion of everyone, and whether you're on one side or you're on the other side, everyone seems to have a different opinion about what it was that Elon Musk did, whether it was.
Speaker B:Whether it was a Nazi salute or a Roman hello or.
Speaker B:He was.
Speaker B:He was giving his heart out to people or whatever.
Speaker A:Call me crazy.
Speaker A:The preamble did not.
Speaker A:He didn't say, my heart goes out to you, did he?
Speaker B:He didn't.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:And then people keep going.
Speaker A:Well, he's saying, like Joe Rogan was saying.
Speaker A:He was saying, my heart goes out to you.
Speaker C:Such a reach.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker C:Such a reach.
Speaker A:Gaslighting me.
Speaker A:Joe Rogan didn't say any of that.
Speaker A:He just all of a sudden said what he said and then went.
Speaker C:And we knew what he said when he did that gesture.
Speaker C:Like, stop it.
Speaker B:I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna point this out, and I'm not going to be caught defending Nazis ever.
Speaker B:But Elon Musk checks off a lot of boxes that would have disqualified him in being a Nazi.
Speaker B:Adhd, autism, no discernible characteristics that make him stand out as anything besides a liability.
Speaker B: So at best, the: Speaker C:There was a clip where he was, like, moving his Head like Stevie Wonder.
Speaker C:And he was like, he's talking to the mother load, you know, up his face.
Speaker A:He always does this weird thing.
Speaker C:Well, you know, he was contacting the mothership.
Speaker C:He is, I believe it, weird.
Speaker C:He's a weird.
Speaker B:He's ultimately an awkward, an awkward guy.
Speaker B:And, and you know, but then I, I get people defending him and Defend him all you want.
Speaker B:I don't care.
Speaker B:He's.
Speaker B:He's not anybody that.
Speaker B:I'm not going to buy one of his cars.
Speaker B:I'm not going to buy one of his trucks.
Speaker B:It's.
Speaker B:And not because there's anything wrong with them fundamentally.
Speaker B: e feel like a Dodge Neon from: Speaker B: esmudging the Dodge Neon from: Speaker A:The Dodge Neon and Plymouth Neon, a.
Speaker B:Car so fantastic that two auto brands just use the same name.
Speaker A:It's the best name, why we would never change it.
Speaker A:It's the Dodge Neon and the Plymouth Neon.
Speaker B:So again, not bespunging, but you could buy a Dodge Neon brand new for like six and a half thousand dollars.
Speaker B:But the quality of the Teslas.
Speaker B:And again, I'm not besmudging the Tesla, but for me, the quality of the Tesla is cheap.
Speaker B:You sit on the inside and everything around you is plastic.
Speaker B:You know, I would expect for 70, $80,000 a vehicle that feels like a 70, $80,000 vehicle, and it's not.
Speaker A:But I'll take one of those used 25 to 30,000 $.
Speaker B:That's fair.
Speaker B:I don't blame you parking.
Speaker A:I get at my job for having an ev.
Speaker B:Do they have EV chargers at your job?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Nice, nice, nice.
Speaker B:I get that.
Speaker B:I could.
Speaker A:Well, someone had the gall to park, park their Suburban in it today and I got to watch the security guard put a boot on it.
Speaker A:And I was like, not an ev, huh?
Speaker B:He's like, is the security guard aware that it's harder to move a vehicle with a boot on it?
Speaker A:Like, oh, they had to come talk to security before the.
Speaker A:Like to get the boot removed.
Speaker A:What are you talking about?
Speaker B:But like, you're putting unnecessary.
Speaker B:Like, is there a fine for him parking it there?
Speaker A:Well, at least as they're talking to you.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker A:Well, it was on his permanent record.
Speaker A:You don't want to be on the permanent record.
Speaker B:Oh, that's fair.
Speaker B:That's fair.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So, you know, regardless of what everyone's interpretations of what it is that Musk did in that inauguration, it's just important to point out important to point out that the Nazis never would have had Elon Musk as a soldier.
Speaker B:And for all the people that defend Elon and say, you know, he's this genius.
Speaker B:He is above average at best intelligence.
Speaker B:Like, he's not marketing genius.
Speaker B:He's not an engineer.
Speaker B:He's never invented anything.
Speaker B:He has thrown spaghetti at the wall, and some of it is stuck.
Speaker B:I mean, I don't know who came up with the idea to have a booster rocket land back where it took off from or, you know, safely and save money that way.
Speaker B:But that was somebody else's idea.
Speaker B:That was not Elon Musk's idea.
Speaker B:Because how do we.
Speaker A:How do we.
Speaker C:How do we.
Speaker A:How do we get this to happen?
Speaker B:Elon Musk.
Speaker A:I like Elon Musk.
Speaker A:Before I ever had to hear him speak, I'm like, all right, this is great.
Speaker A:I like space.
Speaker A:I love space.
Speaker C:I used to watch your show back in the day.
Speaker C:Like, man, that man is funny.
Speaker C:And then you got to know him.
Speaker C:Like, wait a minute.
Speaker A:Whoa.
Speaker A:Don't put him in charge of stuff.
Speaker C:What happened here?
Speaker C:That's not who I was watching.
Speaker C:But, yeah, I used to watch Trump show tune in and everything.
Speaker A:They should have built, like, a T.
Speaker A:Rex fence around New York to keep his ass in there.
Speaker A:Just, like, never gonna leave.
Speaker A:You didn't need him to come out of there.
Speaker C:Exactly.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm just dumbfounded by all these people that.
Speaker B:That defend Elon Musk as being some.
Speaker B:Some unbelievable genius.
Speaker B:And, like I said, IQ maybe.
Speaker B:Above average, maybe.
Speaker A:Well, the whole thing that, like, it's the saddest thing I've heard so far is him paying people to play, like, Diablo and Path of Exile.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:You have something on it already.
Speaker A:Am I ruining it?
Speaker B:No, no, no.
Speaker B:Please, go for it.
Speaker A:But so he came out on Joe Rogan.
Speaker A:He's like, I'm, like, the top 10% of playing players on Diablo.
Speaker A:And we're just like, no, you're not.
Speaker A:Like, it's physically impossible because the people who are literally make their money for streaming every day, like, to do that, he just lied.
Speaker A:And then they're like, you have to pay people.
Speaker A:No, I don't pay people.
Speaker A:Then finally, he got pressed enough.
Speaker A:He's like, I pay people.
Speaker A:But everybody's paying people.
Speaker B:Oh, my gosh, no, not everybody's.
Speaker A:You're a loser.
Speaker A:Play a video game and say you love it.
Speaker A:You don't have to be the top 10% in the world about it.
Speaker A:Jesus.
Speaker A:Like, stop.
Speaker B:See, that's.
Speaker A:That's the kind of guy you're getting running these companies.
Speaker A:The.
Speaker A:They picked up a.
Speaker A:What did they say?
Speaker A:A strange Earth object.
Speaker A:NASA did.
Speaker A:And they were like, we don't know what it is.
Speaker A:It was that fucking Tesla Roadster he launched into space.
Speaker A:Coming back around, they totally forgot about it.
Speaker A:Like, oh, Elon.
Speaker C:Yeah, he just came.
Speaker C:Just came back from lunch break, y'all.
Speaker C:He's clocking back in.
Speaker B:Like, I.
Speaker B:I am still dumbfounded that we.
Speaker B:The United States, whether it was the military or the federal government or whatever.
Speaker B:I am still in shock that we let him put space track.
Speaker B:Like, just puts trash in the top of it.
Speaker B:Like, his roadster is cool, whatever.
Speaker B:But, like, literally it just became space trash.
Speaker B:And it's a giant hunk of space trash that basically is just now orbiting.
Speaker B:I mean, it's gone into an orbit.
Speaker A:It goes on a Mars orbit and then slingshots and comes back around.
Speaker A:But they calculated that wrong, I believe, and that's why they didn't know what the hell was happening.
Speaker A:This thing that was coming, and they were like, what the hell?
Speaker A:And they're like, it's the fucking roadster.
Speaker A:I would assume they would have had, like, roadster calculation in their telescope to understand that piece of space trash in particular.
Speaker A:Maybe it has a beacon.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:Maybe it's blaring Van Halen as it's going through space and no one can hear it.
Speaker B:There's no way that thing still works.
Speaker A:It's a battery.
Speaker A:It's.
Speaker A:It's a perfect vacuum with the coldest it can be.
Speaker A:So I doubt the batteries work, but.
Speaker B:It'S lithium bat like, I know what happens to lithium batteries and stuff that I leave in the car when it's too cold outside.
Speaker B:And it's that.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:My daughter's power wheel is dead today.
Speaker A:She wanted to ride it, and it was on the charger, and I was like, cold zapped it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Like, we have to replace the batteries.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:I just.
Speaker A:So they didn't know that this roadster was coming.
Speaker A:Flying back through space on its way to Earth.
Speaker B:Is there any.
Speaker B:Pat.
Speaker B:Is there any possibility that the trajectory of the Roadster could potentially, like, hit Earth, like, landscape?
Speaker A:Well, you mentioned.
Speaker A:You mentioned it's cheap make, right?
Speaker B:It'll burn up.
Speaker B:I'm aware it'll burn up.
Speaker A:Burn right up.
Speaker B:Satellites.
Speaker A:It'll be a pebble that hits your windshield on the way down.
Speaker A:Satellites.
Speaker B:Satellites burn up all the time.
Speaker B:You know, they reenter Earth's orbit or I guess, atmosphere, and they burn up all the time.
Speaker A:So then Elon probably just pipe up and be like, I didn't mean to tell you, but I did put carbon fins all over it so it won't burn up and it will land on somebody's house.
Speaker A:Battery is a dead parachute.
Speaker A:Won't work.
Speaker A:Yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker B:If it's.
Speaker A: e launched it in, what, like,: Speaker A:And then NASA's like, what the.
Speaker A:Is that.
Speaker B:Another thing?
Speaker B:And this one's a little more recent, that.
Speaker B:We woke up to news this morning that the Trump and men, the Trump administration, had emailed federal employees to resign.
Speaker B:Have you all seen this?
Speaker B:So overnight Tuesday into this morning.
Speaker B:So as of this recording, this is brand new.
Speaker A:It was an email.
Speaker B:Yeah, an email sent to 2.
Speaker A:Good morning.
Speaker B:2.3 million federal employees, basically offering them a path to resignation and take an offer that pays them through September 30th.
Speaker B:And I'll get to that in a second.
Speaker B:But it's, it's an attempt to reduce the federal workforce.
Speaker B:So back to this offer of pay and benefits through September 30th.
Speaker B:It's bullshit.
Speaker B:If you take, if you, if you are a federal employee and you receive that email and you're considering whether or not you're going to resign, you're not going to get paid through September 30th.
Speaker B:And here's the other thing.
Speaker B:If you don't take the deal, you're likely going to get fired anyway.
Speaker C:Yeah, exactly.
Speaker C:That part.
Speaker B: the whole plan, like Project: Speaker B:Like, that's it.
Speaker B:And if you are a federal employer.
Speaker A:You'Re not getting the brightest of the bright when that happens.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:But if you're a federal employee and you got that email, you will not, you will not get paid through September 30th because Donald Trump is in the Republican Party.
Speaker B:And there's no way the Republicans are going to pay 2.3 million people to sit at home and do nothing for eight months.
Speaker B:It's not going to happen.
Speaker A:And imagine, even if he did, the rehires you would get would be the stapler guy from office space.
Speaker B:Milton.
Speaker C:And Trump, he doesn't really.
Speaker C:I don't feel like his top priority is loyal, so I feel like his top priority is obedience.
Speaker C:Like he just wants people.
Speaker C:What I say, you do.
Speaker C:Don't.
Speaker C:Don't ask the gray area of the questions.
Speaker C:Just do It.
Speaker C:So I feel like his biggest thing focus is just obedience.
Speaker C:Who's going to be obedient?
Speaker C:All right, come on.
Speaker C:Come on.
Speaker C:My board.
Speaker C:All right, who's next?
Speaker C:Like, no, that, like, dude is crazy.
Speaker A:Here's the line.
Speaker A:Who's going to tow it?
Speaker A:And if you're not, we chop hands and legs off.
Speaker B:All of the, all of the stuff that went on yesterday, which was shocking with this freezing of federal aid and grants and whatnot from the federal government, all of that that went on yesterday and the amount of confusion that ultimately could have been resolved by having the White House be prepared for questions that were going to come from all of this.
Speaker B:I am dumbfounded by the fact that they were not remotely prepared for it.
Speaker B:There was so much ambiguity over what government aid was going to be effective.
Speaker B:You know, my.
Speaker B:I have family that have Medicaid.
Speaker B:And ultimately the thing that scared them the most was the fact that when the.
Speaker B:So, so when it, it started coming to light in the morning, as they started approaching 5:00, and we still didn't know exactly what was going on, Medicaid portals all over the country started to fail.
Speaker B:Like Georgia, you could log in, but as far as you would get, it would just be a splash screen saying that the Medicaid portal is unavailable.
Speaker B:And that was.
Speaker B:And I know that was happening because I talked to somebody about it.
Speaker B:And so ultimately there was so much confusion.
Speaker B:The state agencies had no idea what was going to be effective.
Speaker B:We had universities across the country that had no idea whether or not the funding for research that was going on was.
Speaker B:Was they were going to know whether that was still in place.
Speaker B:So it was, it was almost completely unnecessary.
Speaker B:And then by the afternoon, we find out that Donald, Donald Trump's on one of his golf trips with a shit ton of Republicans.
Speaker B:So it's like they, they threw a grenade and then, and then split town for something as important as that.
Speaker B:I get Donald Trump's inept.
Speaker B:I get that he's 78 years old.
Speaker B:You know, syphilis has riddled his brain.
Speaker A:You can't even blame him anymore, right?
Speaker A:You can't blame him.
Speaker A:You have to blame the people who put him there.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:But I fundamentally don't think Donald Trump is in charge.
Speaker B:I'm going to make that statement right now because I have seen videos of him signing the executive orders.
Speaker B:And when they, when they hand one across to him and he.
Speaker B:And they go, this is the one that, this is the proclamation for mlk.
Speaker B:Presidents do it every year.
Speaker B:It's basically proclamating.
Speaker B:It's a proclamation stating that today is the.
Speaker B:The day of observance from the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaker B:And he goes, oh.
Speaker B:Oh, that's a.
Speaker B:That's a big one.
Speaker B:And it's like, yeah.
Speaker B:Why is that your reaction?
Speaker B:Like, why are you reacting in a way that acts.
Speaker B:This is.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker B:So we're.
Speaker B:We're changing the name of Mount Denali to Mount McKinley.
Speaker A:Jimmy Kimmel.
Speaker A:Nailed it.
Speaker A:With the.
Speaker A:Sir, this is to build that giant penis laser.
Speaker A:That's a big one.
Speaker A:Nailed it.
Speaker A:It's like, yes.
Speaker B:So, yeah, I don't think Donald Trump's in charge.
Speaker B:I think that.
Speaker A:I think he has a playbook.
Speaker A: Project: Speaker C:Right.
Speaker A:And he's just able to do it.
Speaker C:I think he just throws out all his ideas, and then he's like, well, let's just see which one's gonna stick.
Speaker C:You know, Say he's like, just spaghetti.
Speaker C:Exactly.
Speaker C:Just.
Speaker C:Just do it all, you know?
Speaker C:And then he's like, one of them got a stick.
Speaker C:We'll figure it out.
Speaker A:He's the Joker.
Speaker A:And the federal judges who block the crazy shit he puts through are our Batman.
Speaker B:For now, I'm just.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm less concerned about Donald Trump because I think that he has handlers, but those handlers are the ones that I think are the most.
Speaker B: y enacting as much of Project: Speaker A:And that's never happened before in any history of the presidency.
Speaker B:We've never had a president.
Speaker B:We've never had a president.
Speaker B:Yeah, we've never had a president that was literally in a coma while his wife basically ran the.
Speaker B:Ran the office.
Speaker A:And it hasn't been specifically Republican presidents.
Speaker B:Yeah, correct.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:I'm just saying I think that there is a lot more going on.
Speaker B:And again, Donald Trump is 78 years old.
Speaker B:He is the oldest person to ever have been inaugurated as president ever.
Speaker B:And I get.
Speaker B:People are gonna say, well, Biden's 82 now.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:But he was younger in days than.
Speaker B:Whatever.
Speaker A:But time is on our side, is what you're saying.
Speaker C:Gotta be patient.
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:But also, there's plenty of evidence to support the fact that Donald Trump potentially has some things that have been wrong with him in the past, things that he's caught through his adventures in the playboy sort of lifestyle.
Speaker A:His adventures in totalitarianism.
Speaker B:Yeah, well, that's what we have now.
Speaker A:No, he's a teetotaler.
Speaker A:When he was.
Speaker B:When he.
Speaker B:Yeah, teetotaler.
Speaker B:T.
Speaker B:Totalitarian.
Speaker A:I don't Whatever teetotalitarianism.
Speaker B:There it is.
Speaker A:I won't even try to say it more than once.
Speaker B:You nailed it.
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:But, like, even when he was campaigning last year, like, at one point he was waving and he had.
Speaker B:He had syphilis scars on his.
Speaker B:Or syphilis scores on.
Speaker B:Sorry.
Speaker B:Sores on his hand.
Speaker C:No.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:That's the thing.
Speaker A:I didn't know that.
Speaker C:I know, right?
Speaker C:Bear, why do you know that?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:What is on your algorithm?
Speaker B:Health class coach.
Speaker B:I know Beamer's as old as I am.
Speaker B:I guarantee you he had 8th grade, 9th grade health class.
Speaker B:That was.
Speaker B:That.
Speaker B:That was something we just said.
Speaker B:They showed us pictures.
Speaker C:Yikes.
Speaker C:They showed us just standing there.
Speaker C:Oh, you know, that's why she doesn't kiss him.
Speaker A:She's like, yeah.
Speaker C:The more I see.
Speaker C:Stare at Trump, the more I feel like Melania is starting to look like him.
Speaker C:Like.
Speaker C:Like the mouth, like, her face are like.
Speaker C:Are y'all twinning?
Speaker C:Like, they're starting to, like, look exactly the same person.
Speaker C:It's weird.
Speaker A:Can we.
Speaker A:Can we talk about the hat?
Speaker B:Yeah, sure.
Speaker A:What the fuck?
Speaker A:She looks like Carmen Sandiego.
Speaker A:Erica, I don't know if you know who that is, but that's exactly who she looked like.
Speaker C:I know who that is.
Speaker C:I'm glad that I did know who that was.
Speaker A:We're both.
Speaker A:We're both Young Democrats, but there is a gap.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I thought.
Speaker B:I thought she looked more like the hamburger Hamburglar that just wasn't very good at burglaring.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Like, Trump keeps around.
Speaker A:He's like, now you have the burgers.
Speaker C:Oh, my God.
Speaker C:Melania blinked twice, girl.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Basically showing up a lot more like, well, yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:He's like, now we're in deep, deep love.
Speaker A:Is it your plane?
Speaker A:I fly in my.
Speaker B:She has a contractual obligation.
Speaker A:Sure.
Speaker B:Like, she, like, originally, some reason.
Speaker A:Well, he won't whisper the spell that sets her free until she does what he says.
Speaker B:If.
Speaker B:If she's seen with the President wearing the clothes that she sells on her website, wearing the jewelry she sells on her website, it benefits her, because that's not Trump's money, that's her money.
Speaker B:That's like, I thought you said we're.
Speaker A:Going to Kentucky Derby.
Speaker A:But.
Speaker B:But ultimately she has a contractual obligation to be there.
Speaker B:Like, it benefits her to stand there.
Speaker B:But did you see the interaction between Donald Trump and Gavin Newsom when he went to LA to look at the fires?
Speaker A:So one guy was wearing lifts and still wasn't as tall as Gavin Newsom.
Speaker A:Gavin Newsom Shoes are flat.
Speaker A:He's just pointing at him like.
Speaker B:It was an interesting interaction.
Speaker B:Donald Trump definitely got.
Speaker B:Male explained.
Speaker B:No, that's not the word.
Speaker B:He definitely got.
Speaker B:What's the word where it's like emasculated.
Speaker B:He got emasculated because Donald Trump does this thing where he's shaking people's hands and he's pulling their hand back and forth like this.
Speaker B:Newsom had nothing, was not going to participate in that.
Speaker B:He grabbed his hand and Donald Trump went to pull it one time, and Newsom didn't even flex.
Speaker B:He just goes.
Speaker B:He just.
Speaker B:He just held his hand like that.
Speaker B:And then he's like, you're 78.
Speaker A:You're not yanking this back.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:The most Donald Trump has had to lift is him in and out of the bed, and I'm not sure he's doing that.
Speaker B:I got ladies who pick me up.
Speaker A:On the feather pillows.
Speaker B:I imagine Donald Trump's probably got, like, got one of those butler boys to.
Speaker B:To.
Speaker B:To pick him up, or, well, not pick him up, but at least assist him into the bed at the White House.
Speaker B:But, yeah, Gavin Newsom up in the Frankenstein machine totally emasculated him.
Speaker B:The Trump administration, I keep shorting, shortening that.
Speaker B:I don't know why.
Speaker B:I think it's because that's literally what I want.
Speaker A:That's the insurance lingo we've been using.
Speaker B:For possibly liability Nine years.
Speaker B:Donald Trump did execute some executive orders to release the JFK files, the RFK files, the Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaker B:File, assassination files.
Speaker A:Aliens.
Speaker A:Are we moving anywhere with.
Speaker B:We have.
Speaker B:We haven't seen anything about any.
Speaker B:Any sort of, I guess, any.
Speaker B:Any of that, you know, top secret information about aliens.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:A certain relative of mine was like, I can't wait for the JFK files.
Speaker A:And I was just like, I don't.
Speaker B:Think you're gonna get so.
Speaker B:Well, they.
Speaker B:I don't know when those are going to be, like, scheduled to be released.
Speaker B:Like, I have to assume that there is some sort of plan.
Speaker B:I have not seen them.
Speaker A:What are they gonna do, Barrett?
Speaker A:They're like, yes, we killed him.
Speaker C:Well, right.
Speaker C:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't even, like.
Speaker B:Yeah, okay.
Speaker B:So I come from.
Speaker B:I come from a.
Speaker B:A place of the.
Speaker B:The we, not we, because this happened well before our time, but United States.
Speaker A:I'm not your time.
Speaker B:United States taxpayers.
Speaker A:Where were you when Kennedy was assessed?
Speaker B:I was.
Speaker B:I was one of the.
Speaker B:I was.
Speaker B:I was one of the wee ones.
Speaker B:One.
Speaker B:One of billions.
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:But essentially, I look at it from the the viewpoint of the perspective of taxpayers paid for the investigations for all three of those.
Speaker B:And ultimately I believe that because taxpayers paid for it, that information should be released because they came to a conclusion based on the investigations.
Speaker B:Let's release it.
Speaker C:Public free knowledge.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:Whatever's.
Speaker B:Whatever's been redacted, whatever's.
Speaker B:Whatever's not been made available to us, it's not going to solve it.
Speaker A:Lee Harvey Oswald shot him.
Speaker B:Me, I fully believe Lee Harvey Oswald shot him.
Speaker B:I would like to know what Lee Harvey Oswald's background was.
Speaker B:Maybe some motivation, things like that.
Speaker B:It couldn't have.
Speaker B:Just because they have.
Speaker B:They know.
Speaker B:Leave.
Speaker B:Harvey Oswald traveled between Russia and Cuba and the United States and made.
Speaker B:So there were.
Speaker B:There's a lot of things in there that I assume that they probably have that hasn't been released.
Speaker A:He was probably just like the lamest winter soldier you ever had.
Speaker A:Matchbook, broom handle, doorknob.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Coke Zero.
Speaker A:He's like, that's it.
Speaker A:That's the.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:There it is.
Speaker B:And all of a sudden he's activated.
Speaker B:But, you know, so, so from, from my perspective, I just say just release it.
Speaker B:Like, it's not going to change anything.
Speaker B:Like, they're not going to go back and be like, oh, the CIA was responsible for jfk.
Speaker B:Should we trust the CIA?
Speaker B:What does it matter?
Speaker B:CIA is a civilian organization.
Speaker A:People are thinking that Trump's going to do, and then they're going to be like, by the way, JFK Jr.
Speaker A:He's in, he's in Bermuda.
Speaker B:He's dead.
Speaker B:Yeah, JFK Jr.
Speaker B:Is dead.
Speaker B:He, he.
Speaker A:That's the straws they're wanting to grab.
Speaker A:I know that kind of crazy.
Speaker B:It's, it's, it's insane where Jaws lives.
Speaker A:Jaws ate his ass.
Speaker A:Like, that's what happened.
Speaker B:Him, his wife and their concubine or whoever it was that was in the jet.
Speaker B:I didn't say that their daughter was in the jet.
Speaker B:No, when the daughter.
Speaker B:It was a, it was a friend.
Speaker B:I'm gonna, I'm gonna bleep that out because it feels irresponsible.
Speaker B:I'm not gonna be smudge that.
Speaker B:JFK Jr.
Speaker B:He was a playboy.
Speaker B:He, he, you know, I have nothing.
Speaker A:Against him, but he's dead.
Speaker A:He's not secretly controlling the government like QAnon believes.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Or whatever the fuck you believe.
Speaker A:Which is probably more crazy than secret.
Speaker A:President JFK Jr.
Speaker B:I gotta ask, is QAnon still a thing?
Speaker B:Do we still have to be concerned about propaganda coming out from QAnon?
Speaker A:Let me log into 4chan.
Speaker B:Okay, thanks.
Speaker B:Is 8chan still a thing?
Speaker A:Sure it is.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Is.
Speaker B:Is 16chan still a thing?
Speaker B:Am I saying these right?
Speaker A:I found the guy who spread the QAnon thing.
Speaker A:Lives in, like, Thailand with his dad.
Speaker A:And they're like Americans who ran away to Thailand.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:For the Internet.
Speaker A:Like in.
Speaker A:And QAnon's like, no, yeah.
Speaker B:There's no way that's him.
Speaker A:It's Q.
Speaker A:Is actually jfk.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, they.
Speaker B:They did find him.
Speaker B:And.
Speaker B:And the reason they.
Speaker B:They know it was him was because I think they what, tracked IP addresses they found.
Speaker A:They did it all.
Speaker A:They're like, yeah, that's him.
Speaker A:They had a whole documentary.
Speaker A:And basically he was like, are you Q?
Speaker A:He's like, who knows?
Speaker B:So.
Speaker A:And that the.
Speaker A:The biggest problem we have is the Kennedy that's in power now.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker A:He's head off a whale.
Speaker A:Put it on the minivan.
Speaker A:Didn't even tell his kids to roll the window up.
Speaker B:He hit a.
Speaker B:He hit a bear with his vehicle.
Speaker B:Bear threw it in the trunk, and then staged a bicycle accident in Central park with the bear.
Speaker B:And the only reason he did that was because he didn't have enough time to go home with it to put it in his freezer before he had to get on a plane or die or something like that.
Speaker A:Hey, the best, like RFK Jr.
Speaker A:Just like.
Speaker A:Like play on or whatever.
Speaker A:Was the dude who is like, JFK, you want a Red Bull?
Speaker A:Or RFK Jr.
Speaker A:You want a Red Bull?
Speaker A:And he's like, hell, no.
Speaker A:I'm going to wake the worm up.
Speaker A:I don't need that thing yapping at me 24 7.
Speaker A:Do you know what worm ate his brain?
Speaker B:Do you want to know what happens to worms when you give them wings?
Speaker B:So, okay, so we went off on a tangent, but it came around questions.
Speaker B:After these executive orders were signed that are going to release this documentation, questions were asked about the Epstein files because one of the things that Donald Trump said that he would look into releasing the Epstein files.
Speaker A:No, he's on that plane.
Speaker B:He is.
Speaker B:Well, but see, that stuff we already know.
Speaker B:Like, we know that he was on Epstein's plane something like 17 or 18 times.
Speaker B:They have literally hundreds of pictures of Epstein, Trump with young girls.
Speaker A:We know one video video of P.
Speaker A:Did his ass album.
Speaker A:We got it.
Speaker A:Of Trump, but it's not enough.
Speaker B:Yeah, right.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Pete.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Diddy gets.
Speaker B:Diddy gets yanked into jail.
Speaker B:And.
Speaker B:And, And.
Speaker B:And all of this information about him.
Speaker B:The.
Speaker B:The parties with the.
Speaker B:The baby oil all over the floor to keep People from escaping and all that stuff.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker A:I'm not laughing, I'm crying.
Speaker B:Is that wrong?
Speaker B:Is that.
Speaker B:Is that not right?
Speaker C:That's what I heard.
Speaker C:Oh, gosh about.
Speaker B:I mean, that's.
Speaker B:That's what the baby oil is for.
Speaker B:That was what the baby was.
Speaker B:Oil was for.
Speaker B:Was you.
Speaker B:They coat the floor in it.
Speaker B:And then.
Speaker B:And then Justin Bieber can't get out of the house.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:That was.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And Usher.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Justin Bieber's parents gave the two of them parental consent as guardian.
Speaker B:What did they put Justin Bieber through?
Speaker B:Like, I don't really want to know, but I.
Speaker A:What they put Usher through.
Speaker B:Do we think.
Speaker B:Are we of the.
Speaker B:Are we have the mindset that maybe.
Speaker A:Usher said it was weird, like usher was like 16 or something hanging out with P.
Speaker A:Diddy and was like, I had to get the fuck out of there.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:Like, he was the first one to like, vocally be like, nope, not hanging out with P.
Speaker A:Diddy anymore.
Speaker B:I still love.
Speaker B:I still love Chappelle's reaction to watching P.
Speaker B:Diddy come into a.
Speaker B:Come into a party.
Speaker B:He's like, hey, Chappelle, you want to take a picture?
Speaker B:And Dave was like.
Speaker A:That'S a no from me, sir.
Speaker B:I think in the 20th century.
Speaker B:In the 19th century.
Speaker B:In the 20th century and the 21st century, we have right now in Dave Chappelle, one of the greatest storytellers to ever exist.
Speaker B:You know, for this time, I think that him and Louis.
Speaker B:Yeah, Louis CK like those.
Speaker B:And I'm, you know, I don't know what to say about Louis CK Because I'm disgusted at what he did.
Speaker B:But at the same time, he asked.
Speaker A:If he could, like, trust me, it was weird.
Speaker A:But if we're talking about, like a pure story weaving comedian, no one does it like Louis.
Speaker A:And yeah, Dave is very anti trans, which I don't agree with.
Speaker A:But sure, a man can weave a yarn.
Speaker A:Like, it's just great storytelling is great storytelling.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And ultimately, I.
Speaker B:I don't really know what Chappelle's deal with trans is as far as, like, why he says the things he does, except that it's part of the joke.
Speaker B:It gets a laugh.
Speaker A:And, well, all the great comedians, like, even like Shane Gillis is one of the top ones now got canceled for doing his Asian accent.
Speaker A:He's still funny.
Speaker A:I think it's the line they cross, right?
Speaker A:For the jokes, the dark humor they.
Speaker C:Got to pull from.
Speaker A:Yeah, well, comedians are going to do that.
Speaker A:You can't take a comedian serious.
Speaker A:You just can't I'll.
Speaker B:I'll never be a fan of the fact that Chappelle has issue with the trans community or that he uses them as the butt of his jokes and that he does seem to feel some sort of way.
Speaker B:But, yeah, he.
Speaker B:He's a fantastic storyteller and.
Speaker B:And always, like, somehow makes the joke come all the way back around.
Speaker B:It's such a.
Speaker B:It's a unique way that he does it.
Speaker A:The crack baby is the funniest shit ever.
Speaker B:The point of all that.
Speaker B:Donald Trump hung out with Jeffrey Epstein and definitely did stuff with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker A:People who actually do stuff.
Speaker A:That's the real problem.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:All what it is, for sure.
Speaker B:Let's see.
Speaker B:I think I've got.
Speaker B:I've only got a couple more of these.
Speaker B:Oh, I know what I want to talk about.
Speaker A:Did we do seven questions with Erica?
Speaker B:I don't think we did seven questions with Erica.
Speaker B:When she was on the show the first time.
Speaker B:You had to do seven questions.
Speaker B:Did you do, you know, seven questions?
Speaker C:I did not.
Speaker B:You don't know what seven questions is?
Speaker B:This is how we know that Erica has not listened to the show.
Speaker B:In a little while.
Speaker C:Yeah, in a little while.
Speaker C:I have not.
Speaker C:I was heavy on at the beginning.
Speaker B:Before we get to seven questions, I want to bring up a bill that Senator Mike Lee from Utah.
Speaker B:He has brought up.
Speaker A:Is he a Mormon?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:I'm not.
Speaker B:I'm not sure on that one.
Speaker A:He's from Utah.
Speaker B:I don't know if it would make a difference on this one.
Speaker B:So Mike Lee of Utah has brought a bill to the floor through congressional procedures to abolish the tsa.
Speaker B:And when I first heard that, I was like.
Speaker B:I was like, oh, yeah, I could see that maybe the TSA isn't quite as necessary anymore because, of course, you know, security and things like that.
Speaker B:You know, we vastly improve scanning and technology and things like that.
Speaker B:And then.
Speaker B:And then I read on.
Speaker B:So the plan under his bill is to have airlines responsible for transportation security inside the usa.
Speaker A:Don't ride Spirit Airlines.
Speaker A:If that happens.
Speaker B:That was exactly where I was going.
Speaker B:Could you imagine Spirit Airlines having to do the security at the.
Speaker A:At the 75% survival rating with Delta?
Speaker A:They care about what you're bringing on their planes.
Speaker A:Spirit pass.
Speaker A:Pass.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm dumbfounded.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker B:Like, eliminate the tsa.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:I can see why you would consider that to be unnecessary because, you know, we're not in that.
Speaker B:Like, you know, you.
Speaker B:We have Republicans that are constantly talking about border control.
Speaker B:We need to add more border agents.
Speaker B:We need to build a wall.
Speaker B:But then when it comes to, like, the actual security of terrorists potentially coming to the United States, they're like, we don't need that protection anymore.
Speaker C:That's crazy.
Speaker A:So that would only bolster their wall argument and.
Speaker A:Or, you know, annexes of other countries coming here.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:See, it wasn't because you removed the tsa.
Speaker A:They're like, no security at the edges of the United States.
Speaker A:Not the.
Speaker A:From Utah to New York.
Speaker B:Are you guys old enough to remember when you used to be able to accompany somebody all the way to the gate and watch their plane take off?
Speaker A: uld do that till about, like,: Speaker B: Nope,: Speaker B: I think: Speaker A:My parents accompanied me to the gate without buying a ticket.
Speaker B:Parents.
Speaker B:Parents of children could.
Speaker B:That was.
Speaker B:They would allow that.
Speaker B:But, like, like, I.
Speaker B:I went to California by myself.
Speaker A:I didn't get on that plane without being like, bye, bye.
Speaker B:It was.
Speaker B: I want to say it was: Speaker B:I accompanied some friends to the airport and actually got to go all the way up to the gate with them because they were going on a trip to Hawaii and.
Speaker B:And I remember their gate.
Speaker B:Their gate tag, their.
Speaker B:Their plane taxiing away from the gate and then watching it take off before we headed out.
Speaker B:But, like, I don't know if that is coming back.
Speaker B:I really doubt it.
Speaker A: When you're in high school in: Speaker C:I think when he's act.
Speaker B:I got.
Speaker B:I got this.
Speaker B:I got this at the bench store.
Speaker A:Cheeks and a finger with that.
Speaker A:I don't even.
Speaker C:I know.
Speaker C:Like, what is that?
Speaker C:It's Erica.
Speaker B:$5.
Speaker B:I'll turn it around.
Speaker C:Oh, no, no, thank you.
Speaker B:No, there's nothing there.
Speaker C:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Flat in front.
Speaker A:Like Ken.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I mean, you know, it.
Speaker B:I was.
Speaker B:I was all on board with this whole idea behind not having the tsa, but you still have to have security, so I guess it would just fall on the security of the.
Speaker A:You remove the tsa.
Speaker A:What are you not doing?
Speaker B:Well, so you remove the TSA, you are now creating, what, 60,000.
Speaker A:I'm talking about.
Speaker A:What part.
Speaker A:What part are you not having to do?
Speaker A:They're like, right.
Speaker A:You don't have a gun, do you?
Speaker C:Right, exactly.
Speaker C:Like, how.
Speaker C:What measure is going to be in place to replace.
Speaker C:To replace that.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker A:I don't think there was any positive coming from it.
Speaker A:Security.
Speaker A:You can go anywhere else.
Speaker A:Like, I've worked at places with security, and they're like, you're not stealing nothing, are you?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:No.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't suspect that this is going to.
Speaker B:I don't suspect that it's going to go through because if you eliminate the TSA, that's.
Speaker B:That's like 60, 70,000 jobs immediately ending.
Speaker B:And you're putting those people into unemployment.
Speaker B:Same with.
Speaker B:Same with the firing of these 2.3 million federal employees.
Speaker A:Like, I was about to say something super mean.
Speaker A:I'm not.
Speaker B:Oh, no, Zach, please.
Speaker C:A safe space.
Speaker B:Give it to us.
Speaker A:And they'll all have to go back and finish high school.
Speaker C:You know, Spirit Airlines, they just announced that now they're creating a policy about dress code.
Speaker B:Shut up.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:Wait, dress code for the.
Speaker A:You have to wear a Hawaiian shirt when you get on.
Speaker C:So there is a dress code, but they didn't subliminally, like, they didn't post it on their website.
Speaker C:It was like an internal.
Speaker C:Like, hey, hey.
Speaker C:This is our new policy.
Speaker C:Spread it to the team member.
Speaker C:When y'all are in the next meeting, tell the team.
Speaker C:But yeah, it was like, so now if you are flying on Spirit, there is a dress policy.
Speaker C:And you will get turned away.
Speaker A:You're not wearing khaki.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker B:This is.
Speaker B:This is a dress policy for the.
Speaker C:Patrons, the people that are the paying customers.
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker A:Someone could still get in the back of that plane and break wind for your 12 hour flight.
Speaker B:You know what?
Speaker A:And hold.
Speaker B:You just be happy that I'm wearing.
Speaker A:As long as they look.
Speaker B:Spirit Airlines.
Speaker C:But then they want to talk.
Speaker C:Talk about removing TSAs.
Speaker C:All right, y'all gotta pick y'all battles.
Speaker C:Like, come on now.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You don't want Spirit in charge.
Speaker B:If you're flying Spirit and there's no tsa, reduce the amount of clothing.
Speaker B:Like, you want to know what everyone's wearing?
Speaker A:Thongs and bikinis.
Speaker A:You're on the speed over a 12 hour flight.
Speaker A:Like, don't look at me.
Speaker B:Look that one time.
Speaker B:That was the best.
Speaker B:That was the easiest way to get through security ever.
Speaker B:They.
Speaker B:They.
Speaker B:They weren't even looking at me.
Speaker B:Well, they looked at me once and then right through.
Speaker A:I got super searched at the airport where they pulled me aside.
Speaker A:They're like, take your shoes off, Take your pants off.
Speaker A:Take your shirt off.
Speaker C:And I'm like, what, did they take you on a date first?
Speaker C:Did they buy you a drink?
Speaker C:Oh, my gosh.
Speaker A:Kiss my neck.
Speaker C:But I don't think that's part of it.
Speaker C:I'm always getting the random checks.
Speaker C:Like, It'll be like, 50 people in front of me.
Speaker C:And then when it's my turn, they're like, hey, you gotta do this random check.
Speaker C:I'm like, what the heck?
Speaker C:All these people in front of me like every time.
Speaker C:It never fails.
Speaker A:That's what happens to good looking people.
Speaker A:We get caught.
Speaker A:Okay, you know what you've had?
Speaker A:Never had a problem.
Speaker B:Never had a problem.
Speaker B:Not, not see one single time.
Speaker B:Like I said, I was basically naked one time and they're like, just go through.
Speaker A:I, I was wearing a special forces hat that I picked up in California and the guy was like making me take my shoes and stuff off.
Speaker A:And he's like, you can't wear the hat here.
Speaker A:And I was like, why?
Speaker B:Stolen valor.
Speaker A:Special Forces.
Speaker A:And I was like, doesn't say I've been Special Forces.
Speaker A:Ask me questions.
Speaker C:Stolen valor.
Speaker B:Here's my thing.
Speaker B:I'm not entirely certain that there, there.
Speaker A:Is an army, by the way.
Speaker A:Clearly have not been through special forces training.
Speaker B:But here's the thing.
Speaker B:I don't imagine Special forces has hats that they're, that they wear like that are, that are that are broadcasting that they're special Forces.
Speaker A:I'm pretty sure it was the hat that I picked up on the way to the airport because it was like, I'm not brushing my hair out of there.
Speaker B:It says, it says new era.
Speaker B:It says New era right here.
Speaker A:No, this is made by a guy in Mexico.
Speaker A:Is like, someone's going to buy this.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker B:It's got snaps on the back.
Speaker A:It was flea market quality.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker B:All right, well, Erica, because you have not had to go through the, the embarrassment of doing our seven questions.
Speaker B:We're going to do that.
Speaker B:So these are basically seven questions that we ask our guests.
Speaker B:They answer them as honestly as we'd like for them to answer, which is complete honesty.
Speaker B:100.
Speaker B:Complete honesty.
Speaker A:Watch your nails.
Speaker A:Bite your lip.
Speaker C:Hold on.
Speaker A:Get ready.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker B:No one will ever know.
Speaker C:And you have to be honest.
Speaker A:Which all about nothing host do you like the most?
Speaker B:All right, there's eight questions.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker B:I'm waiting for her to answer.
Speaker C:Is that the question?
Speaker C:Which one do I like the most myself?
Speaker A:Special guest, not a host.
Speaker A:Do you take the SATs with this kind of just flagrant disregard for the rules?
Speaker C:Yeah, just wing it.
Speaker C:Go for it.
Speaker C:Something's got to stick.
Speaker B:Here's the first question.
Speaker B:What was the last thing you googled?
Speaker C:The last thing I googled was the federal grants or yes.
Speaker C:When I heard about what was going on with Trump I went down a rabbit hole.
Speaker A:I thought you were gonna be like, what are.
Speaker A:What do syphilis hand marks look like, Trump?
Speaker C:That was because you know that they like to throw out big words and stuff, man.
Speaker C:I got to pay it to Lou.
Speaker C:Like, hold on, Google.
Speaker C:What does that mean?
Speaker A:Syphilis.
Speaker A:You're like, fuck it.
Speaker A:Gemini.
Speaker A:Syphilis.
Speaker B:All right, second question.
Speaker B:If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
Speaker C:Time.
Speaker B:You want to travel to time, or you want to be able to stop time?
Speaker C:Either or just time.
Speaker C:I don't want to limit it.
Speaker C:I want to have that option.
Speaker A:Who is going to take her answer to Barrett?
Speaker A:Because I just found out that I come from King.
Speaker A:King William of Scotland.
Speaker C:Nice.
Speaker C:William.
Speaker A:Well, I have the last name King.
Speaker A:My dad always made the joke that the.
Speaker A:The king left and the dad said.
Speaker A:My dad said one of my ancestors just sat in the seat for a minute, and he's like, I'm taking the name running away.
Speaker A:Like, they shoot him away.
Speaker A:Kind of ended up being that.
Speaker A:But the time travel would be rad.
Speaker B:That is what happened.
Speaker A:We wouldn't need this government document about jfk.
Speaker A:We would just go figure it out.
Speaker C:Exactly.
Speaker B:Yep.
Speaker B:All right, third question.
Speaker B:If your movie.
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:If your life were a movie, what would the title be?
Speaker C:If my life was a movie, what would it be?
Speaker C:It would be.
Speaker C:I don't test.
Speaker C:But the scene from Chapeau, he's like, f.
Speaker C:Yo couch.
Speaker C:That's my motto.
Speaker A:I can see a Pulp Fiction type bed couch scene where you're just like, put your feet on the couch.
Speaker C:Yeah, exactly.
Speaker C:That's the title, man.
Speaker B:That's good.
Speaker B:All right, number four.
Speaker B:If you could eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Speaker C:Blackberries.
Speaker B:Really?
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker C:I cannot get enough of them.
Speaker C:And they're very tricky because fruit, you got, like, 24 hours or is.
Speaker C:It's a waste of money.
Speaker C:But yes.
Speaker C:Blackberries, they're so good.
Speaker B:What is that?
Speaker B:What is the price on a.
Speaker B:On a bushel of blackberries right now?
Speaker C:I'm not probably.
Speaker A:It's got to be at least, like, eight bucks.
Speaker C:I was gonna say seven, so we probably think of the same thing.
Speaker A:My wife is pregnant with twins that are due.
Speaker A:April.
Speaker A:Ish.
Speaker A:Her one thing we were like, you don't really have.
Speaker A:She's devouring every bit of fruit.
Speaker A:She'll come home with just a bushel of fruit and just destroy it.
Speaker C:You gotta hurry up.
Speaker C:Especially the cost of it, man.
Speaker C:It's like, you'd be lucky to make it into to the fridge.
Speaker C:It's like, no, I hurry.
Speaker C:Eat this now.
Speaker B:That's right.
Speaker A:She got a whole bag of cherries.
Speaker A:She was like, $9.
Speaker A:And I was like, I think you need to find another addiction for your.
Speaker C:Have you heard of cotton candy?
Speaker C:Grapes?
Speaker C:They're like $10.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:Like, this is crazy.
Speaker C:And they better taste like cotton candy, man.
Speaker A:Except for it doesn't dry you out.
Speaker B:You're just like, dry you out.
Speaker A:Cotton candy.
Speaker B:Eating the cotton.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:The gra.
Speaker B:I was still associated with the grapes.
Speaker B:All right, question number five.
Speaker B:What is your least favorite candy and why?
Speaker C:Anything?
Speaker C:Gummy bears.
Speaker C:I am not a gummy person.
Speaker C:If it's like the Sour Patch Kid, even that texture, I cannot.
Speaker C:I don't like gummies.
Speaker C:And then I remember, like in college, everyone wanted like, you know, the gummy bear where you fuse it with alcohol, and I'm like, I had to, you know, not eat that.
Speaker C:But I just do not like gummy bears at all.
Speaker A:So we didn't tell you this, but this is a litmus test.
Speaker B:Failed that one.
Speaker B:So in.
Speaker B:In respect to that, I.
Speaker B:I am.
Speaker B:I have never been a fan of the alcohol soaked gummies because the.
Speaker B:The texture.
Speaker B:For.
Speaker B:For me, the texture changes.
Speaker B:It does, ultimately.
Speaker B:And now it's this slimy sort of.
Speaker B:It doesn't.
Speaker A:Solid.
Speaker A:Not a liquid.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's.
Speaker B:It's the guy from.
Speaker B:It's the guy from the first X Men movie that.
Speaker B:That was the senator that turned into the blob.
Speaker B:And then the fish guy.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, the fish guy.
Speaker B:There you go.
Speaker B:All right, question number six.
Speaker B:What is one strange or unusual talent that you have that no one knows?
Speaker B:And now everyone will strange.
Speaker C:And I am.
Speaker C:Okay, I don't know if that's a talent, like a fun fact.
Speaker A:Like, if you showed somebody, they'd be like, damn.
Speaker C:Now I sound boring.
Speaker C:See, See, my.
Speaker C:My thing is, I'm like into random fun facts, like history.
Speaker C:If I wasn't in politics, I would be a professor.
Speaker C:So I just know, like a bunch of random facts that have no rhyme or reason.
Speaker C:But I hear it.
Speaker C:I think it's cool.
Speaker B:Okay, so let's test your.
Speaker B:So prove it right now.
Speaker B:What is one random historical fact that would shock us?
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:Test you with a historical one.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker C:What is.
Speaker A:Okay, how broad is this historical knowledge?
Speaker C:Not well.
Speaker C:Let me give my fun fact first.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker C:So I will say not many people.
Speaker C:I don't know if people know the benefits of honey, like if you.
Speaker C:Everyone wants to go to like, ointment creams or things like that.
Speaker C:But if you do getting, like, cuts or bruises, throw some honey on it, and then it has the same type of material in it.
Speaker C:That is actually better than using pharmacy ointments, things like that.
Speaker C:Yeah, just a little honey on it.
Speaker B:Interesting.
Speaker A:I've heard of tobacco over bee stings.
Speaker C:Tobacco over bee stings.
Speaker A:Like, if someone has a big water and you got some with a bee, they could pass it on there.
Speaker B:Yeah, I've heard that.
Speaker B:I have EpiPens for.
Speaker B:For bee stings.
Speaker A:Some of it's just chewed up.
Speaker A:I was gonna give you, like, a historical fact about Scotland that I learned today.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker A:You may not know.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker C:And then I'll tell you a conspiracy theory.
Speaker C:I don't know if you watched the episode I was on, but I did share it there.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:Zach, what was the nickname of King William the first of Scotland?
Speaker C:King William.
Speaker C:What was the nickname?
Speaker A:It still holds true with their patronage today.
Speaker C:What was his name again?
Speaker C:King Louis of Scotland.
Speaker A:King William of Scotland the first.
Speaker C:See, I already lost because I already done chopped up his name.
Speaker C:I have no idea.
Speaker A:He was the lion.
Speaker C:The lion.
Speaker B:All right, so, Erica, you said Richard the Brave.
Speaker B:Erica, you said that you have a conspiracy theory.
Speaker C:Yeah, when I was on the last episode, I did share with you.
Speaker C:It's a political theory.
Speaker C:They're saying that a lot of our politicians in office are actually.
Speaker C:Well, presidents are actually related and that the conspiracy is.
Speaker C:That's why there has been a funnel of selection on who ends up making the ticket.
Speaker C:Because there is a funnel on their DNA connection.
Speaker B:Interesting.
Speaker A:Rock and Bush look exactly the same to me.
Speaker C:Hillary, you know, I see it.
Speaker C:Yep.
Speaker B:Maybe.
Speaker B:Maybe.
Speaker B:Is that why Kamala didn't get elected was because she doesn't fit the lineage?
Speaker B:Baby man.
Speaker A:I'll tell you what.
Speaker A:Kamala could come in my oval office anytime.
Speaker B:That feels so inappropriate.
Speaker B:All right, here's the seventh question.
Speaker B:We're gonna wrap this up.
Speaker B:If you could have dinner with any three people dead or alive, who would they be?
Speaker C:Any people dead or alive.
Speaker B:Give me three of them.
Speaker A:Three.
Speaker C:Three people.
Speaker B:Three people.
Speaker C:I would pick Obama, obviously.
Speaker C:I would also pick my grandfather.
Speaker C:And then I would pick Jimi Hendrix.
Speaker B:Oh, nice.
Speaker A:Okay, so, Barrett, I don't ever think we're gonna win this one.
Speaker B:Zach.
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't have I ever given my three people.
Speaker A:I don't think either one of us have.
Speaker B:I don't think we have.
Speaker B:We're gonna save that for another episode.
Speaker A:We just noticed that all our guests never pick you and me.
Speaker C:Oh, you're not wrong, you know.
Speaker C:What?
Speaker C:It's supposed to be a safe and, you know, don't make me feel bad.
Speaker B:And you know what's crazy is I'll.
Speaker A:Give you your grandfather, but the other two, I don't know how they're better than me.
Speaker B:I know Erica has come in town several times and never been like, hey, I'm in.
Speaker B:I'm in Colombia.
Speaker B:You want to get lunch?
Speaker C:You actually lived in Colombia?
Speaker C:I thought it was like a surrounding area.
Speaker A:Go get something else.
Speaker C:I rarely leave Charleston.
Speaker B:That's pro.
Speaker B:I get that.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I don't blame you.
Speaker B:I don't blame you.
Speaker B:Well, Erica, remember that it has been a pleasure.
Speaker B:I hope that you had a good time.
Speaker C:Absolutely.
Speaker B:We.
Speaker B:We're gonna wrap up the show because we've.
Speaker B:We've hit that hour.
Speaker B:Mark, is there anything that you all are doing right now as far as.
Speaker B:Or.
Speaker B:Or that you're trying to do or you want to promote that you could.
Speaker B:You could tell us about real quick before we wrap this up?
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker C:So I am the secretary of a wonderful nonprofit called Positive Vibes.
Speaker C:Rajah Nate Smith.
Speaker C:I do want to just throw it out there.
Speaker C:So the founders lost their daughter due to nonviolence.
Speaker C:She was 14, so she was killed.
Speaker C:Gun violence is very unfortunate, obviously ending.
Speaker C:However, we have now created a nonprofit surrounding it.
Speaker C:We are going out in the streets.
Speaker C:We're advocating for gun violence, violence, advocating for our youth to know that there is something outside of gun violence.
Speaker C:So I do want to shout them out.
Speaker C:If anybody's interested, check us out.
Speaker C:Like I said, we do so many things.
Speaker C:Grief counseling, youth counseling.
Speaker C:We are offering CDLs.
Speaker C:We're trying to just help our community know that there is something outside of, you know, being in the gun violence world, things like that.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:I appreciate it.
Speaker B:Well, if you'll.
Speaker B:If you'll send me that information, I'll make sure that it's in the show notes so that people can check that out.
Speaker C:Perfect.
Speaker B:Erica, thank you very much again for being here.
Speaker B:Zach, always a pleasure.
Speaker B:In fact, actually, I have something for you, Zach, that I'm going to have to deliver to your house at some point here in the next few days.
Speaker A:Not a bomb, is it?
Speaker C:It's hand.
Speaker C:He's being the stiff hand.
Speaker A:He just like, I opened the door.
Speaker C:He's like, all on your ring camera.
Speaker B:That is going to do it.
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