Dawn of the Trend 10/06: GTA 6, Markwayne Mullin, Dr. Oz, Walmart, Sam Altman

Hello the internet and welcome to this episode of dawn of the trends that one courtesy of vanadium silver on the discord vanadium silver hitting us with a whole gang of halloween themed i'm gonna be eating off this for a fucking week vanadium silver thank you My name's Jack O'Brien.

That over there is Mr. Miles Gray. Yes. Yes.

Did you see? I just, as an aside, I just read.

Actually, no.

I'll save that for the cold open. For the main show.

Never mind. Go on. Sorry. Go on. Proceed, sir. What's happening? What's trending out there? I got a question for you. Is Grand Theft Auto 6 out? When's that drop?

Nope.

I don't know if you've noticed how a bunch of people on this show are asking for time off around November 19th, 20th-ish, right around there.

It's going to be a ride. The reviews are out. And the reviews are stellar, it would seem.

Justin was telling me about how they had a team just trying to figure out ambient noises of Miami, strip club mechanics.

You can be.

This is one thing that I felt a little boomery when I heard, like, you can just fucking take bumps of coke off your fucking hand, like, throughout the game.

Throughout the game? Yeah, like, whoa.

Jesus.

I remember, like, when I kid, like, you can get drunk and you beat the shit out of people.

And now I'm like, we're just casually doing cocaine.

Yeah. I mean, you know, that's for the adults. That is the vibe. I mean, it's Miami. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's every city these days.

Someone.

Yeah, one of the reviews I saw, like on Metacritic, I think it's like a 96 or so. And one of the reviews I saw that was like one of the least positive was like, As a game, it's flawed, but as an immersive experience, it's unparalleled, like in the history of media, essentially.

Wow. You're just going away to a different world.

Well, maybe when it comes out, Jack.

This and ayahuasca are the two options you have for entering a different plane of existence and just watching time disappear and dilate in different directions.

To be visited by a universal consciousness that's right vis-a-vis GTA.

6 I don't know if I'm going to do that but anyways well then I can't wait to have you over.

What's our plan for when it comes out?

When it comes out maybe it'll like old school style I'll play and you just sit behind.

Me and go what's that? what are you doing?

What's this?

Oh Jack you want to see something fucking cool? we're about to get five stars right now.

Yeah we'll just need to have my divorce paperwork in order as I just sit there.

It's so stupid.

And it's like the saddest thing that like has act propped it prompt or popped up in my friend group of people who still play video games. Like we remember when the last one came out and it was 2013 and how vastly different our lives.

Are from 2013 to 2026.

And like before, cause I'm getting jealous of people being like, Hey man, I'm going to, I'm just going to shut down shop, you know, tell people I'll be all right.

I just need to get this game.

Yeah.

I'd have to fake my own death or something to do that. Although, Her Majesty understands, like, when a new game comes out, and I typically be like, hey, I need, like, 24 hours to, like, get completely sick of this thing, and then I can return to Earth.

I get that for the NBA playoffs and occasionally for, like, the right movie situation. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Where it's just like, well, we have to do this. We have to go. I don't care if it's R. Bring the kids.

She's like, I'm tired of you saying that the new Marvel is supposed to be nuts.

Just stop. Fine. Go away. It's supposed to be nuts.

I don't know if you heard about it, but.

I feel like you should probably see it now.

Yeah.

It's just, I heard it's a re-release with just some added stuff.

Yeah.

I heard it's nuts though.

I heard the cut scene is supposed to be nuts.

Nuts, babe.

I should have taken my damn, is that still out? I should have taken my, they're so obsessed with those Marvel movies and they're, They haven't had the chance to watch any of the Avengers ones in theaters. Endgame came out a couple weekends ago, and they added a cutscene. And it was the number one movie in theaters.

I don't know. Get a projector.

You know what I mean? Do it home style.

We got a bit of a surround sound situation, so it's really not that big a difference. It's kind of nice to be in a crowd.

You know, I think it's probably more like it's fun, like when something comes out, probably to getting in on that.

But I get it, too.

If you haven't if they haven't seen an Avengers movie in theater and they want that, then, yeah, you sound like a pretty shitty dad, dude.

Sounds bad.

All right.

Let's let's talk about the news. All right.

So Donald Trump had this quote that this quote had this thing he said about our fair city of Los Angeles.

And let's not forget San Diego as well.

San Diego is where it made, where I was like, I think he misspoke because I don't think he would turn. I don't think he would offer to sacrifice San Diego. I think he was just in his fugue state. saying that like, this is a thing. Anyways, let's play the clip and then we can talk about what, what the interpretations are.

None of them. Good. I will say no.

No, no, no, no.

Uh, so this is him speaking at a rally, uh, in Nebraska.

Yeah.

Oh man. I love Omaha.

Uh, and yeah, just saying, look, just, just bear with me on the high prices because of the war.

I won't stop.

Yeah.

And again, remember, Can't stop, won't stop. Get it, get it.

It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe.

They can take out a city. Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego.

This is a very small price to pay, and it's going to be over with very soon.

It's essentially almost over with.

And they might keep going a little long, you know?

They always say they have a big threshold for pain.

They need it.

And I say, how'd you do that?

So you're saying he's not advocating for missile death upon our heads?

I don't think he's saying let them kill Los Angeles and San Diego. I think what he meant to say, and this is just like, you know, as he calls it the weave as other people would call it uh signs of a failing brain yeah but he's like saying on like one line of thought is like we're going to need to stop them from doing this and like it's worth the sacrifice and then on the other line of thinking he's like you you People aren't on board with that.

Let them take out L.A.

Or San Diego and we'll we'll see how not on board they are with it anymore, which is not those aren't the stakes. He's trying to set up the stakes, but also the fact that he's that's the way he says it, that we have a U.S.

President.

Who it sounds like he's saying, he's like, all right, let them blow up LA and saying like, we used to just cancel politicians for misspelling potato. Sounds like he said, let them take out LA or San Diego. Um, I also think it's worth noting that, That whether or not he meant to say that he is fine with Iran nuking Los Angeles and San Diego, his his crowd certainly thought that that's what he was saying. And they were like, yeah, they're like, oh, that's the biggest pop he got all night, which might indicate that like he is just out there doing crowd work.

So, well.

I let's let's hope that using loss like Angelino's as a blood sacrifice to Aries, the god of war, will make him triumphant on the battlefield. But I bet I don't know if that's going to help with the polls, because right now, 65 percent of Americans believe that all of the high costs that they're seeing are solely on Trump.

Like that.

Even like at Biden at its worst, 55% were like, well, it's not all on under Biden's control right now. 65% are like, this is all because of Donald Trump. So maybe a small price to pay for us to, that's the, that's the downside of the, I alone can fix it. Put it in my hands. I'm a, I'm a maverick.

I'm going to, and then when your plan backfires and works.

Exactly the opposite, uh, Right. Yeah. It's a bad look for you.

I feel like on Trends, we forgot that there was.

Oh, yeah.

You were saying over the weekend that he got the idea for the Maduro thing from Grok. He consulted Grok before kidnapping Maduro.

Sorry. No, that is a typo. It's Gronk.

Reach out to Gronkowski, the NFL tight end. Somehow that guy would, honestly, the most tragic mental decline that you can map out through YouTube videos. Sadly, yeah, I would probably trust Gronk over Gronk. But yeah, they were saying that trump was fucking telling he said trump held a meeting with musk the month before maduro was captured and quote spent hours asking grok about his presidency and his legacy one of the president's questions was how the people of venezuela would react if maduro was deposed the ai tool told the president the venezuelan people would likely celebrate the overthrowing of maduro's and so yeah they're using it like a fight like the wish granting like zoltar they really yeah yeah like honestly miles we got we got

to just go right into the marquine mullen marquine um because this is also just like so instructive and terrifying in terms of like how these people dipshits view AI, they view AI as like.

The truth machine.

They're so fucking dumb that they are legitimately blown away that how quickly this thing fires back like a paragraph length answer to a yes or no question. So yeah, like you're saying, deportation Fuhrer Mark Wayne Mullen recently revealed to Laura Ingram that he knows.

The entire Democrat socialist plot to change America through illegal immigration.

Um, and because he's really smart, uh, that's why he has the shittiest job in the world. He's, he's also, again, he's smart enough to ask Chad GPT to help him understand, uh, how he can see the entire plot in five dimensions. Um, so this is, this is him really just telling you again, they're talking about a conversation where they're talking about Bernie Sanders and him talking about amnesty and a path for citizenship for people who have been in this country.

He's out here being like, there will never be amnesty again.

And again, it's all about replacement theory that white people are replaced with not whites and then they vote Democrat. Therefore, you bring about the proletarian revolution or whatever.

But how do you have proof? What's your proof that that is the plan? I got proof. I got proof, Jack. Okay.

I asked Jack GPP, okay?

Okay.

And listen, this is a little fucking exchange.

The Socialist Democrat Party knows the only way that they can actually change our republic to a socialist country is they have to change the demographics of it. And it's interesting because you can actually Google right before we went on the air.

I Google underneath chat or I say Googled.

I went to chat GPT.

How do you change? GPT.

OK, are you that? First of all, that's that's just disqualifying. If you're a red state blue.

I went on chat, so I'm coming on the news to talk about this. And my claim on this news broadcast is I have an insider insight into what the Democratic strategy is. And right before I came on, I asked ChatGPP how you do that.

How you do that. How you turn red state blue? I mean.

The real simple answer is you get more people to vote for it. Yeah, I think that would be it. But, okay, go on, genius.

I say Googled.

I went to chat GPT and asked, how do you change your red state blue? First thing that comes up, it says, you must change the voting demographics. So they're telling us what they're doing here.

Who?

It could be very easily hit 50 million if you take people that's been here for 20 to 30 years.

Sorry. People are upset about gas. Who is telling you?

ChatGPT is telling you the answer that you want to hear based on its understanding of who you are and what your previous racist queries you put into it for it to be like, I think I get an idea what this fucker is going on about. But what does he think ChatGPT is is my question at this point.

So it sounds like Trump was treating it like a psychic.

Yeah, like the Oracle at Delphi or some shit. Have you been reading Greek mythology?

What's going on?

No, I was a nerd.

You know what I mean?

Okay.

Yeah, I did mention Ares, the god of war, and the Oracle at Delphi. But that's exactly, I mean, very appropriate because that's exactly how they're treating it. what does he think like that Chad GPT is the brain that I, it shows you, dude, it's just, it's this general AI psychosis that is happening at every, at all these pay grades.

So high up right now, like there's people write about all the like C-suite AI psychosis, how all these people, they're like, through their own greed, have really bought into the AI thing. Other people, through their own investments, really need to believe in the AI thing. But when everyone around you, like when this guy is hanging out with Sam, you see the people that are coming in through the White House, these tech people.

And they're like, holy shit, man, these guys are smart.

I'm just a fucking plumber from Oklahoma who's just a tiny masculine guy who always likes to fight people who challenge me. Seeing shit like that, I think, is very intoxicating for them. And they do feel, because I think You look at the people who love AI for creativity, like for creative purposes, those are people who don't have a creative bone in their body.

They're bad at creativity.

But somehow they're like, this is my crutch now that has allowed me to participate in the creative arts or whatever. And so for people who are completely intellectually fucking gone, that's the other thing. I can just check GPP. Yeah, and they're just like, fucking rubes.

They're marks who have been sold on this snake oil by the, by the people, you know, by the tech industry. And so they're just like, this thing is magic box. It tells me what, like, it seems like Mark Wayne Mullen thinks that it is a global hive mind that has access to the Democrats like thinking essentially. And so they're telling you right there, what they just told chat GPT is telling you what, Does he think, anyway.

It's... But I think this is what he's doing, right?

Because it's real smooth brain shit, and you can see the red string connecting behind his eyes. You know, because he's going, like, he's going, immigration make more Democrat. Democrat like immigration. ChatGP3, tell me why to make red go blue.

Is demographic change?

It is. Exactly. Exactly.

Demographic immigration. There we go.

Chad GP three.

You've told me like, it's just this, it, I think for him, it feels like it's completely crystallized.

He's like loose theory of the case or something.

Cause GPT is like, Sure, you have to change demographics, but that doesn't necessarily mean, again, because they're so caught up on ethnic cleansing that they're like, more browns to create more Democrats. Also, if you just look around, it's like, you're also fucking hemorrhaging your own voters who are white.

Right, this is happening right now all around you. The red states are turning blue at a time when you are... Basically ethnically cleansing the country of brown people.

And how is that?

Isn't he the deportation guy too?

Right. So what are you saying?

The border?

There's just people flooding in from the border and registering to vote and checks notes on your ability to do the do your job yeah it's just a bunch of it's just a bunch of bullshit and i and i honestly before that i even i think he probably prompted chat gpt for some quote he's like chat gp3 give me some killer talking points that are centered on white supremacy with a tech savvy tone right yeah.

Okay cool cool cool.

Also, just some of the dumbest eyes in the business. Like watching that guy think on his feet.

Like a fool's eyes. Roll over back like a doll's eyes. Like a fool's eyes. Life-less, cold eyes. Let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. And we're back.

We're back.

And it is just always fun to check in with Dr.

Oz.

And Laura Ingraham again.

Yeah. Laura Ingraham's just fucking greatest hits over here.

She had them all on last night.

So America is facing an affordability crisis. And who better to have come talk about that than the person who, during his campaign against John Fetterman, could not figure... figure out the pricing of produce. Like in a way he was like, look, look at this head of, look at this head of broccoli. This thing in my hand costs $ 6.

And people were like, no, that's, that's a per pound. It's $ 2 a pound.

And you're misreading the label. What about this salsa?

599.

Again, you're looking at the label for bruschetta on the rack. You're not even reading the rep.

Okay. Okay.

Well, I'm here at Wegner's, okay? And people are like, that's not even a fucking supermarket. You mean Wegman's?

Yeah.

And then people are like, hold on, asshole. You're in Pennsylvania.

It's Redner's. That's where you're at. You just fucking mashed them all up. Mashed the two words together.

Your point.

Your top half percent brain.

He decided to go back to the well to play the hits one more time and talk about affordability with a grocery item.

So stupid.

What point was he trying to make again?

Right now, all the propaganda coming out of the White House is some form of, gosh, knock it off.

Everything's cheap.

Everything's affordable. And if it's expensive, it's temporary.

They're all doing it in ways that relate to their specific cabinet position.

So Dr.

Oz had a more health focus.

He was on Ingram's show to talk about healthcare affordability and was making some nonsense point about how unpredictable prices can be generally speaking. Um, and to illustrate the point, he busts out a pound of butter and gets the cost so wildly wrong that somehow Laura Ingram was the reasonable straight man character in this comedic exchange.

Um, So here's Dr.

Oz just letting you know, man. Fucking butter, man. It's great. It's great.

It's great. It's great.

What butter costs now, whatever the fuck he's trying to say.

So you have no idea what things are going to cost. I brought you something as an example. We went grocery shopping, stick of butter, bag of peanuts. Butter in America, that's about a buck for a stick like this. If I charge you $ 10. Or are you shopping?

It's not a buck.

It's like four.

I just bought this, so it's close to that. Maybe it's going bad.

Okay.

It's the Mom Donnie story.

It's that. Yeah. Mom Donnie story.

He's pointing at a pound of butter.

Okay.

People who know buy their butter.

He's pointing at one of those four sticks make a pound of butter packages.

And he goes, yeah, it's like a dollar.

Even Laura Ingraham goes, motherfucker, a pound of butter is not $ 1.

That's not what it costs. From nowhere, you're doing your shopping. She even called me like, where the fuck are you shopping at?

I buy a fuck ton of butter because I use it to cook and also as a skin moisturizer. And there is nowhere that has a pound of butter for a fucking dollar.

The cheapest I saw last week was like $ 4.

50 maybe. Yeah.

But again, this is just all part and parcel, just like making these stupid empty gestures that are just total lies.

He stumbled into your court of battle. He stumbled into your little area of expertise. Butter pricing, dude? Oh, you're going to come and talk to me about butter pricing, Dr.

Oz?

What is that, Land O'Lakes, dude? Is that generic? Is that just the generic brand? That's name brand?

Okay.

Where'd you get it at?

Where'd you get it at? I mean, I just, I did.

So the, like he immediately began stumbling, like freaking out the second he asked. I think he has like the bad memories, you know, from when the last time he talked about pricing.

Yeah.

He's hearing fucking credence, clear water play in the back of his mind.

He's like, Oh fuck. What? Oh no. This is it. This is so familiar. Crudités. Crudités. Crudités.

Yeah, so thank you for that, Dr.

Oz.

But again, this is just, it's the best they can do right now, even to convince people that up is down and down is up. Yeah.

Is they're coming on.

What a random assortment is like, you know, you're going to start, you're going to pound of butter in a bag of peanuts. Let me try to access the average grocery store shopping list of the average American.

Pound of butter, bag of peanuts.

Like, shopping, stick of butter, bag of peanuts.

Butter.

Like.

You fucking asshole, dude.

It's just so.

I love that.

You have to.

Are peanut prices, like, down or something?

Is that why he went with that?

I don't even know if he mentioned that.

He's just like, look, you're at the store, you're getting your peanuts and butter.

Both of you guys are coming on the Laura Ingraham show, and it's like you're going up to, like, a tackling dummy to, like, show off how good you are at football. And you just end up, like, getting taken out by the tackling dummy and your pants are, like, around your ankles somehow.

Concussed by the tackling dummy. You're just getting your ass whooped by the fucking tackling dummy.

So, yeah, again, don't let these people tell you up is down or down is up. And honestly, dude, we're being oppressed by idiots that rely on chat GPT for everything.

Yeah. Um, Hey, please.

Fucking make sure your, your shit is ready to fucking rock voting wise to vote as many of these fucking people out as possible. Check your fucking list. Cause right now I also read too that Donald Trump for the first time in like 20 years, the U S isn't like inviting, um, like international observers to midterm.

We don't need those guys.

That's great to see here. Nothing to see here.

Um, Also just in terms of pricing, uh, there's a story happening right now that seems pretty clear cut to me.

You're not.

So Walmart has, uh, roll is rolling out digital pricing where the prices on their shelves are going to be digital and, you know, can change from, uh, behind the scenes. They don't need to have their people going out and changing the prices by hand. And they're like, we're just doing it to save manpower and, Um, to cut jobs, don't worry about it. And there's a, uh, woman, Lindsay Owens, who like used to work for Elizabeth Warren and like works on the, you know, consumer side of the economy and pays attention to shit like this. And she's basically like, look, they keep saying that there's nothing to see here. And that this has nothing to do with like, you know, surge pricing and consumer based pricing. Look at what the

patents are that they're registering. Look at what they're saying to their investors behind closed doors.

Right.

They're saying that this is all going to be used together to like take data they have about you. and adjust prices accordingly in a way that's going to drive profits for them that's what they're saying behind closed doors now in in their public statements they're saying soothing very soothing things that are not at all carefully worded such as uh we have no plans to use digital labels for surge pricing oh no plans well that um makes me feel a lot better it just it feels like like what any of the social media tools where it was like, this seems bad. Like it, it's just, it seems like the, the product you're rolling out is a trap.

And then you're just like, but don't worry. That's not, we're not planning to use it as a trap. we just have this trap that we built around all these fun treats that you like, um, for, for no reason. It's like, there's no version of this that ends well for people with them being able to change prices in a less noticeable, quicker way.

And eventually I feel like there, I'm sure like this, the scoundrels in that C suite at Walmart are also kind of like, you know, we're getting a lot of like, like, uh, like, higher income customers that we normally haven't had because the economy just generally is like rocking everyone so people are coming for like lower prices i feel like we should be able to squeeze them for a little bit more like they're shopping here right like and then it's like well what's your price what price do you get as a consumer because they've got they've analyzed all your fucking data figure out like what cell phone plan you're on what your fucking your bank accounts have or whatever and then be like yeah this person could probably actually stand

to pay about 10% more on this thing versus the others.

It's... Yeah, I don't know.

It's like, for all this stuff that they always keep saying, like, it's going to solve... AI will save the world. It's like, bro, the PR sucks, dude. Everything I'm seeing is bullshit.

It's flock cameras.

It's fucking.

fucked up war machines that don't know how to fucking do anything except kill innocent people and now we're talking about dynamic pricing so nothing is so people can fucking extract more wealth off the backs of people.

Yeah cool man yeah that's sick dude lindsey saving the world.

One of those like a person who during the pandemic when companies were basically driving prices up in order to drive profits and just like give themselves stock buybacks. Uh, she was like, it's not inflate, like they're calling it inflation, but you.

Know, she's calling it inflation, but I don't think that that's technically what it is.

Um, Let's see, the new Sam Altman movie has dropped. Not like wide, but it premiered at the New York Film Festival. Luca Guadagnino made the movie Artificial. He's the director of Challengers and Call Me By Your Name and, you know, other.

Did he do Bones and All? I feel like he did Bones and All.

And the first reactions make it sound like it's a pretty brutal takedown of Sam Altman and the rise of AI, which makes sense. The reason that we had our eyes on this movie is because as it was like nearing completion, Amazon took a look at it and we're like, Ooh, we're going to pull out. We feel like we're not the best partner for this. And of course, Amazon is, Like, closely tied to the capitalization of AI.

So, like, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

In theory, we thought you were going to be nice about it.

Oh, no, no.

You know how fucked up and weird this guy is, right?

Yeah, we thought maybe, like, a something-about-Mary kind of fun Farrelly Brothers kind of take on it. Shout out to Neon, who swooped in and scooped it.

Did a classic swoop scoop. And, yeah, people seem to say it is. All right, so I'll just read a couple of the lines. Guadagnino's film about Sam Altman promises to be both darkly hilarious and sincerely terrifying. The movie is notably faithful, at times dutifully chronological, and nearly always horror movie bracing on the.

Subject of the rise of capitalist AI. Oh, gosh. Horror movie bracing.

Yeah. I, even without the movie, I'm in a state of horror movie bracing.

So, okay. Good to know.

Good to know.

Um, and the people are asking Sam Altman about it and he, like his general, his public disposition is like, kind of happy go lucky dip shit a little bit, you know, he's always just.

Like, yeah, I don't know.

I mean, I just think it's a really neat tool and, uh, you know, I keep that thing on me in case I need to blow my fucking brains out in case the computers take over. Um, but anyways, uh, he, just revealed that the movie shot a scene outside of his house and he awkwardly waved at Andrew Garfield. He said he did walk like me. Altman said, actually, I'll tell you something. They filmed outside of our house. There were all these cameras and there was a guy dressed exactly like me with my same backpack walking so much that I felt I was in some weird glitch of the simulation or something. Um, I waved at him that one time and that was it.

Uh, it's not a glitch in the simulation.

You're just causing such massive danger to the lives of the people you currently share the earth with that. They made a movie about you while you are still the same age as you were in the story you're telling. Like that's, that's some george w bush hitler shit.

Like yeah yeah yeah they don't usually make a movie about somebody like in real time when you still look like that.

Yeah good point good point.

It's like a glitch in the matrix hitler bush zuckerberg that's basically it and even zuckerberg was like 10 years beyond um yeah yeah yeah oh man it's even like, I remember when, you know, they're like, they delayed the IPO and he was like, well, I, you know, it's like, I just had to tell, you know, shareholders, like, we're going to have to do something that is absolutely, um, not the best for your financial outlook, but it's, it's, it's the best decision for us.

As a company.

It's right.

There's just so much nonsense coming out of these people. Uh, it's, I don't know. It's like funny.

Like when you already like the social network was terrifying in this way that we, we were like, it was helping us understand. I feel like we're most people, at least that we're, we talked to a lot are so clear about this, that, I was going to just going to freak me out to see a dramatized version. You're like, oh, my God, these people are all I don't need to see a scene about how these fucking people talk to each other and come to the decision that they don't give a fuck that the earth is going to run out of potable water or whatever to fucking power their data centers.

I don't need to see a scene about that. Is there a scene about that?

Who knows?

But I'm sure it'll be acknowledged in a terrifying way.

I'm looking forward to Ike Barinholtz's Elon Musk. I feel like that's going to be some next level.

Yeah, that's... Weirdness, you know. I'm just.

Early prediction that that's going to feel like that.

What was that? Oh, Civil War, where Jesse Plemons is only in it for one scene. Yeah, terrifying. But that scene is just like... Like that is. So overpowering it kind of makes the rest of the movie pale in comparison. You're American? Yeah.

Oh, God.

That shit is so dark.

Why'd I watch that on a plane?

I don't know, man. Can't answer that for you. Yeah. All right.

Those are some of the things that are trending on this October 6th. We are back tomorrow with a whole ass episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your vaccines while you still can. Get your flu shots.

Don't do nothing about white supremacy.

And we will talk to you all tomorrow. Bye. The Daily Zeitgeist is executive produced by Catherine Law. Co-produced by Victor Wright. Co-written by J.M. McNabb. And edited and engineered by Brian Jeffries.

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