Trend the Vote 11/3: Midterm Election Day, Trump's Reflecting Pool Speech, Doh, Haley Stevens, and Roger Marshall

Hello, the internet, and welcome to this episode of Trend the Vote. You would also expect Vote or Trend. The two big campaigns that taught me the importance of voting. Those are both courtesy of Donaghy, Kirby, and the discard.

And it is that day to vote. Rock the boat, ladies and gentlemen.

Rock some kind of vote. Rock the boat. Probably.

Truly. You need to rock the boat with your vote.

So they created this campaign so you would rock the boat, not rock the boat.

It sounds like you want us to rock the boat.

Yeah, yeah. We need to change the status quo. As you say, we've got to rock the boat. Rock the boat. I get it. It's clever. That's what we're going to do. We're going to vote for people who aren't. Oh, no. It is.

You are meant to maintain the status quo by rocking the vote. Who do you associate with rock the vote? Chris Farley in Black Sheep.

Oh, interesting. Yeah, that whole scene was one of my favorite moments. I watched Tommy Boy.

Conservatively 300 times in my life, and I have not watched Black Sheep more than a couple.

It depends, you know what I mean?

For us, we were so hooked on Tommy Boy that That it was like Ninja Turtles, like the new Chris Farley tape came out, and it was Black Sheep.

Yeah, I don't know what happened to me. I'm saying this apologetically. Jack, what happened to you?

What happened to you, man? The fuck, bro? You used to have the love for the Farley. The new Farley tape dropped, and you weren't even doing shit, bro.

Anyways, I associate Aerosmith with Rock the Vote, and I associate, of course, Diddy with.

With Vote or Die. Yeah, that was his thing.

That was all him. Although 50 Cent was involved.

In Vote or Die. So, you know, a rare collab. Yeah, I mean, everybody, like Mary J.

Blige, everybody.

It was just kind of like a thing you did to look like you were an upstanding citizen and not a predator or fucked up troll person. Just really care about voting, okay? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Anyways.

But it's important, too. You know what I mean?

When you have black celebrities like that to get the vote out, it helps. It helps.

But now it's time to rock the boat as much as possible.

Rock the boat. All right. My name is Jack. That over there is Mr. Miles Gray.

Yes.

We're joined by Brad, a.k.a. Brandon, but not Brand.

No.

Yeah. He is a Brandon that goes by Brad. Which is tight, dude.

Hey, you should be able to choose which letters from your name you go by.

Dude, I know so many people whose name isn't even their fucking name.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

Like, not even the same name. I am one of those people. And my shit doesn't even have the same letters.

Well, yeah, but, you know, I remember learning about that when I was watching JFK or something, and everyone was calling him Jackie or whatever.

Jack Kennedy. And I was like, dude, his name is John.

I know.

What the fuck is this?

And then he went and married a Jacqueline. So it's like, what are you doing, you freak? Crazy for this one, Fitzgerald.

You crazy for this one, JFK?

Anyways, what are we talking about today? It is vote or die day. It is vote day. We're talking midterms.

What do we know?

All midterms, everything.

We don't know much.

I love you, America. Thank you.

I'm America in that context.

As we do know, the early vote has hit a record level, shattering records. The University of Florida's election lab reported that more than 54 million people have already cast early votes, which is 9 million more. Only 9 more votes. They had 53,999,991. Yeah, but anyway, 9 million more votes than previous midterms. Sorry, one second.

You believe these numbers coming out of the University of Florida election lab when that Learjet crashed there?

Come on, man.

In the University of Florida or just in Florida?

I mean, the state of Florida. You think? It's all tied together, dude. The conspiracy theories are fucked up, man.

And I think we'll probably talk about that later on.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think we all believe it. This is a very consequential election. I think right now there's already talk of Trump potentially just kicking off more attacks on Iran tomorrow.

Basically been like, oh, the vote's locked.

I'm worried about a nuclear attack, man. I really think he's going to get that desperate.

There's a lot of.

I think Chris Murphy said something last week where he's like, I've seen the plan and it's insane, is what he said. And he said it's essentially going to completely sever us from the rule of law, which, I mean, nice sentiment. Not that this country ever was, but I think they're just saying we're fully, we're just potentially going there. I don't even know. I can't even fucking... That's the most terrifying possibility. But one day at a time, man.

Yeah.

Fucking one day at a time, bro.

I will say there were lines at my polling place, which has never had lines before. I vote at the Munger YMCA, and it's a great place. The staff is wonderful. Shout out to everybody who's keeping the lines moving, because it moved pretty quickly. But I think there's going to be a lot of uh a lot of interest in these midterms for some reason i was googling like you know how many people are voting voter turnout and all that stuff and just like some of the mainstream media articles it's just like a willful blindness to like the things that actually animate people's lives and like it was like why do why are so many people voting early this year And it's like, well, some people find it more convenient. Like, it's just a list of why humans

would vote early.

Why would they?

Like a preschool, like you're answering a preschooler of like, how does voting work? Why would someone, because they need to work on the day of the election. Which is probably true, but the thing I was seeking in an article about why so many people voting early this time around is like, why so many more people voting early?

Oh, no, no, no.

I have my theories, but I was curious to see what the mainstream media was saying.

Google AI isn't going to fucking dry snitch on itself and be like, yeah, data centers is a big thing they're going out for.

It's an existential election.

Nor will any of the sources on the front page of, yeah, first page of Google search results.

Anyways, how is Donald Trump preparing? Well, there's a lot of, obviously, there's been all kinds of voter fraud campaign, prosecutions happening across the country where the DOJ has been actually getting slapped down constantly because they're just throwing together bullshit and trying to prosecute. And every judge is like, dude, have you even fucking bothered to even look what you submitted, Jimmy and Piero? has failed yet again to secure another grand jury indictment for, you know, again, voter fraud, which again, isn't a thing.

As summarized in.

This article, quote, the rejection along with the string of losses the Justice Department has been handed in courts across the country in recent weeks demonstrates the department's harried push to prove President Trump's unsubstantiated claims of rampant voter fraud.

So that's one dimension of it.

She's the head of what now, Jeanine Pirro?

I do.

I think my brain has rejected this fact.

She's like the DA for D.C.

Yeah.

You know, she's the, like, essentially, she's the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia. That's her thing.

Makes total sense for somebody who is a talking head.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. And who's just, ah, just not good at what they do. And just like, yeah, yeah, whatever you want me to do, I'll do it.

I'll do it. I'll do it.

We are really lucky that the people he hires are such fucking dipshits. I guess except for Pete Hexeth. I feel like that incompetence is killing a lot of people.

Yeah, and many more.

And I mean, there is talk about Trump and other people in the cabinet really being not pleased with Pete Hegseth because, as we all know, he's been lying to the president about how the war has been going. Killing it, sir. Killing it.

We're doing it, man. We're doing it.

Anyway, so Trump also, he posted a video yesterday from the White House Twitter account where he was like, every adult will get $ 5, 000 if the GOP win the midterms, which we all know is something that we colloquially call bullshit. Also should be illegal. Shouldn't be possible.

I remember learning that in the early days of American elections, a lot of it was like, here, come to this voting party. We'll get you drunk for free, and we might even pay you some money.

Tammany Hall shit.

Yeah, yeah.

And that was how they got people voting. But I looked back on that and laughed. I was like, ha, look how stupid America used to be. And here we are, right back to, I'll give you $ 5, 000 if you vote for me.

We've got shitty machine politics going on. Back in action. Back at it again, sir. And then he also said he's like, you know, because of the– I think also the messaging was supposed to sort of give people the impression that everything that's going to happen like in the economy that's bad is going to be because the Democrats win the midterms and not, you know, the momentum being carried forward from the beginning of this administration. It's sort of like how they want to frame it. He also made a speech like– His final speech in front of people, in front of the Lincoln reflecting pool. This is incredible work by him. And then just like announced that he's thinking of changing the name of the reflecting pool to

be named after him. Yeah.

It became a speech about the reflecting pool because he was in front of the reflecting pool. His advisors must have just been like, all right, this is like our big moment. Just like close straws. close on message. And then he just gets distracted by the setting and gives a speech about like fucking renovations in D.C.

We did a great job on this.

Maybe I'll name it after myself.

Then he made another very interesting claim on Fox & Friends that he will be stopping aid to Israel? Wait, isn't that anti-Semitic, though?

I don't know. Wait a second.

It depends on what race you're talking about and who's talking about it and what your disposition is. What he said on Fox & Friends is, Quote, now as far as paying Israel, Bibi Netanyahu and I have made a deal that we give Israel $ 4 billion a year, and we made a deal months ago that we're stopping. Yeah, OK.

You made a deal months ago, and you're not. OK, sure. He goes on.

We've already agreed that by the end of this year, we won't be paying. Now we'll help Israel if they need it.

Oh, well, that's probably not a problem, because they probably won't need it.

So it's aid. They won't manufacture a conflict. Different kind of aid. He goes on, he goes, because they don't need it. He's talking about Israel. And because why should we suffer the slings from lunatics like an El Sayed?

Slings?

Are you Shakespeare? Okay, yeah, yeah. When they don't need it, it's a bad docking point. Again, the Reuters points out, it's not immediately clear, quote, which funding Trump meant or exactly the funding or how it would be stopped by the end of the year, given that the memorandum of understanding that provides $ 3. 8 billion in U.S. military aid to Israel each year does not expire until 2028. They do go on to say conversations have been underway on how Washington's assistance to Israel would.

Evolve beyond that date.

And I think many people are pointing to that recent sort of agreement where the Pentagon was sort of basically saying, like, us and the Israeli military are kind of like, you know, married now.

Yeah.

So it's more just like they're, I think they're just sort of using a, it's like a semantic thing where they're going from aid to now a partnership, maybe. Oh, yeah. Because it's, This still we've like that, that announcement from the department of defense was all about like, yeah, like we're going to be like, we're going to be doing R and D together.

We're going to be working together.

So I have a feeling this, it's like the headline sounds like, okay, they've turned the spigot off of money, but that's not even close to happening. Like you think the military industrial complex seems like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cause Trump also said, it'll be more like we'll sell them stuff too. They can buy stuff. They can buy whatever they want from us. So I think he's just trying to create a headline.

He also keeps threatening to, if he doesn't get elected or anything happens to him, like he gets impeached here, he's like, I'm going to go run Israel.

I'll go be the president.

There I have 99% approval, so I can... Maybe I'll go there and be prime minister. Yeah, trade him away. Head on out, man. Get some first-round draft picks back. His son, Donald Trump Jr., was on the trail in Ohio... looking just completely coke depleted, just eyes glassy as fuck.

But again, very good at closing on message. Yep. In a race too, where Vivek Ramaswamy has completely just Self-destructive. Miles, he's on the ropes. Okay.

You know who else was on the ropes?

Muhammad Ali. Jesus Christ.

Oh, okay.

Yep, yep. Yeah, Jesus Christ was also.

Well, Jesus Christ was on them ropes doing the workout with the ropes that you see CrossFit people doing. Those are the ropes Jesus was on because that dude is shredded.

Shredded.

Here's Doju with his just really cool, Just saying, like, don't vote for the Democrats, man.

They want to do some wacky stuff.

They want to pack the Supreme Court. They want to make Ohio a state.

Huh?

Make D.C. a state.

Uh-huh.

Oh.

Have permanent one-party rule. All, all, apparently, I don't know how it works, but, you know. Open your eyes, dude.

Why are your eyes closed?

They can do these things and get away with it.

All in the name of somehow preserving democracy. Wait, so they want to make Ohio a state?

Yeah, dude.

I don't know if you heard, man.

They want to make Ohio a state.

But he has no idea of what he's saying up there. No sense that he's fucked up.

I think it's because this must be like a family trait where they don't need to prep.

They're like, dude, I have a bunch of shit in my head. I'm just going to fucking lay out. And I think, obviously, he was talking about D.C.

Statehood.

Because then he goes, D.C.

Is state. And permanent one-party rule.

That's... project much guy.

Yeah.

Um, but yeah, great, great closing argument there.

Trump also on Fox and friends when he called in to talk about Israel, he's like, this is the hottest country in the world right now. That's my, they said any closing arguments, Mr. President goes with the hottest country in the world.

The United States is the hottest country in the world.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, um, yeah, a lot of, a lot of question marks because as the returns come in, we're going to really begin to have an idea.

Of what the picture looks like.

And what the potential response is going to be, because we know there will be one, whether that's just casting doubt over results or accusing people of whatever kind of rat fuckery they think is happening out there or they are doing themselves.

But yeah, this one's not.

Over, obviously. All right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. And we're back. We're back.

I will say the one I'm most worried about, Prop 40, I feel like we're, I don't know. For all the mainstream media, it's a loser. I don't know if that, they're also basing that, I was reading, so there's a good New Yorker article about sort of the battle and why it has failed to get a lot of unions and stuff. It's essentially just unions being afraid of billionaires not funding them.

Because they employ the workers, too.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, it's just billionaires wielding their power and swinging their big money dick around. And the arguments that you see in these trade, these organizations of various professions is like, it's going to be one infusion of cash, but what about long-term? We need to have long-term funding.

Yeah.

It's like, this doesn't say anything about... This doesn't say you don't have.

You're just listening to billionaires being like, then we're going to take away all government?

I don't even understand the argument.

It's very frustrating that they have successfully kind of built up this apparatus of bullshit around this. But if you are in California, obviously.

Vote yes on 40. Again, I've had to tell so many people, what do you think?

What do I think?

Tax the fuck out of these people. I don't give a fuck how it's done. It needs to happen. This has to become normal. That's the thing. We have to cross the rubicon. Yes, this is a rubicon. That is why they're spending hundreds of millions of dollars. Some individuals are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to beat this, which by the way, it's about $ 10 to them, but like, that's why they offered favors and financial support to the unions and professional groups and organizations and politicians who oppose it.

This is our best shot to date, you know, like Ro Khanna wants to, you know, run for president, like on a national wealth tax, but like, we need the momentum to, of something like this passing to do something like that. But it's, yeah, it's just this. Yeah.

I was, listening to an interview with a New Yorker writer who like kind of went in and like does a, does a pretty good job of like laying out the different stakes and like where, uh, everybody's coming from on it. But then he's like interviewed by David Remnick and David Remnick's just like, yeah, it's, you know, uh, first of all, he's like Thomas Piketty's from France. So obviously that's not a popular source of support, but it's also just like, They're using the public betting markets as evidence that this is not going to pass. They're like, well, Polymarket is saying that this only has a 30% chance.

It's so fucking weird. So crazy. People suffering under wealth inequality are fleeing to some weird gambling website to try and make ends meet. And that's indicated. Yeah, I mean, the polling's been getting further and further away. I think just the fact that so many people who are just kind of like normal, slightly informed voters who are like, I don't know if this is good. Yeah. It just shows that, you know, with ballot propositions like this, you can get absolutely blown out of the water.

In spending, ad spend.

Yeah.

And it doesn't matter.

It's like nobody's spending on behalf of taxing the billionaires.

Yeah.

Not even close in the same way. It's like every fucking ad I've seen has been for no on 40. Yes.

And of course, that's by design.

I guess it's a learning experience, right? We'll see.

You know, this does need to be, let's take it as informative. Even if it doesn't pass, let's take it as informative that they were so scared.

I think what will happen too is what it'll fail this time. We're going to go two years where shit's going to fucking get worse. Yeah. And I'm sure in the next, in the general, we'll have another ballot proposition that's similar to this and just keep, you just got to keep at it. I mean, this is how ballot propositions work, but yeah, it is. You'd, you'd think this is, a great time to do something like that. But yeah, the ad spend is just the messaging. It's just another, enough people see through it.

We should talk about Haley Stevens, who defended her endorsement of Mike Rogers with a tedious 890-word post on Twitter. in which she it's just like everything she said it's just kind of the same energy she was bringing in that anderson cooper interview where it's just like she's saying it's a decision of conscience but like doesn't suggest that rogers will serve in the tradition of john mccain despite serving like providing absolutely no evidence um she's strongly refuted the suggestion that her fiance influenced her sudden decision calling it sexism dressed up as political analysis I think it'd be sexist for people not to examine that angle. If a man was engaged to a woman... By the way, they got engaged after her loss to El-Sayed. So this

guy comes in and gets engaged to a woman who wasn't in the picture before. And suddenly her... politics start going in the direction of his politics like if the if that were reversed everyone would be like blaming the woman for yeah of course you know yoko it's fucking yoko oh no yes yoko oh no it's a political yoko.

Who is this guy or for maybe people who like louis the 14th who's this cardinal.

Richelieu bro in his ear you don't get out of scrutiny just because you're a woman. Like this is a very weird situation where you suddenly changed a bunch of your political positions based in the direction of this guy who kind of came out of nowhere and is now your fiance.

Yeah. Uh, I mean like there's a Washington post article that has a lot of her former staffers quoted in it. And they're like, dude, this guy can't like just be like started elbowing his way into the campaign. She started listening to, like whatever he was saying, they had meetings to try and keep him away from her. Because if, if he, if she, if he was the last person she talked to before a public facing event, she'd go completely off message.

Right.

And in the Washington post, I said, quote, but one aid said Stevens trusted Turkish and often valued his insight, particularly on Israel, because she agreed with him more than with her advisors who were pushing her to be less supportive. After her endorsement of Rogers, many Israel supporters have applauded both Stevens and Turkish for what they view as a tough, gutsy stance. There's another one too, that says, According to multiple people familiar with the exchanges, Turkish started berating staff for their work, particularly perplexed that he, a Stevens supporter, was being served digital ads about the campaign.

Right.

Okay. Why am I getting these ads? He wanted more spent on digital fundraising. He summoned a senior digital campaign staffer to his office and yelled at her over the kind of digital content and fundraising emails the campaign was creating.

Seems perfectly normal for an unaffiliated person whose only role is being the fiancé, the recent fiancé of the candidate.

I think this little paragraph is really instructive in terms of the potential manipulation of Jason Turkish. Quote, Turkish would also send the congresswoman a list of hurtful tweets people were writing about her for people familiar with Turkish's influence on Stephen Sedd. Campaign staff also worried that when Turkish was the last person to speak with Stevens before an interview or event, she would stray from the campaign's talking points. Quote, he was not a calming presence in a way that in hindsight should have been more alarming, said Caitlin Legacki, a former top advisor to Stevens' campaign.

Quote, it was very strange. I have never seen anything like it.

Seems... Constructive. I wonder what those hurtful tweets could have been. You know, like, total psyop to be like, I don't know if you're seeing what they're saying about you, like, about maybe how you can differentiate from El-Sayed better, like, in this environment. Maybe, I mean, I'm seeing a lot of tweets about this, and I hate that they're saying this about you. It just feels so fucking murky, and knowing, obviously, with him going first to support Mike Rogers, it's just, yeah, I'm sure more and more is going to come out about this, but Yeah, I think for everyone being like, I couldn't have been this guy.

I'm like, her own staff is saying this is the fucking guy.

It seems so obvious that it's this guy that like, you're just scared of being called sexist, I guess.

But like, it's just like, I don't know, man. Shoes on the other foot. We always blame the woman. Like, yeah. Also, I think not even necessarily blaming. It's like, it's clear that many people who worked on the campaign viewed him as an influential force in her life on very specific issues. And also just generally how he like, his political strategy, like just his linking on political strategy was so far off.

They're like this.

I don't know how the fuck she had, like he has her ear like this, but he does.

Also in her post in which she claims to be speaking for herself and explaining why she made a decision of conscience and chose to back up. Mike Rogers was run through the AI detector and found, uh, to be between 89 and 90% AI generated, uh.

Oh, man, it wasn't from the heart.

Nah. Oh, man.

I'll tell you where she was thinking for herself. She went to vote. Did you see the video of her going to vote in the Carmen Sandiego's hat?

No, what? Her hat is incredible.

Like as a troll, or she really thought she was serving the look?

I don't know. I don't know exactly. It's hard for me to get inside her head, but it's a Luke... I like how the New York Post said, Dem pariah Haley Stevens debuts ridiculous new look on election day.

Oh, my God.

What the fuck is this?

Whatever you're picturing, it's bigger and fluffier than that.

It's like Amish.

Carrie O'Donnell called it crisis hat.

It looks like Amish country Carmen Sandiego. Yeah.

Because it's not like.

It's not felt like Carmen Sandiego. It's got that big shape, but it's definitely like... It looks more Amish San Diego. Amish San Diego.

Where in this burg is Amish San Diego?

All right.

And then Roger Marshall, who wasn't really on my radar, but he is one of the people... involved in one of these races that heading into the election, everyone was like, well, that's clear Republican. He's a Kansas.

Yeah. Who hasn't had a democratic center. And this is like the thirties or something. Yeah.

Uh, so Kansas is Republican Senator Roger Marshall's neck and neck with democratic challenger, Adam Hamilton. And so he decided to like at the last minute, his campaign was like, let's, let's close strong. Let's close positive. He, um, decided to go rogue from his advisors, which sometimes that's a good idea, political advisors, not always to be trusted, and respond to an attack ad about the fact that he once filed lawsuits against more than 700 patients. And he just basically Streisand affected himself to hell. I don't know if it's going to affect the overall turn, what happens in the election.

So he filed lawsuits against more than 700 patients over unpaid debts, and at least 81 of those patients were arrested when the patients missed court dates. He also routinely charged an 18% VIG, an 18% interest.

Rate on the outstanding debts. What are you, a fucking bookie? This is amazing.

Yeah, so a Hamilton campaign ad. featured one of Marshall's former patients who said that the police came to arrest her over $ 3, 596, owed for a C-section delivery.

Oh, my God.

What?

And several ex-patients are now part of a class action lawsuit against this guy.

So here's his defense, which was clearly ill-advised.

But go ahead, Roger. Scream into that megaphone.

Roger Marshall, and you should know the truth about Adam Hamilton's ads. They're false, plain and simple. When I practiced as a small-town OB doc, often serving as the only OB in the middle of 40,000 people, my wife and I decided to take care of everyone regardless of their ability to pay. We wrote off hundreds of bills monthly, and one of every five patients received free care. Now, to ensure that 40,000 Kansans would still have access to care, we did have to keep the lights on, so we occasionally handed some accounts over to a collection agency, just like nearly every private medical practice does.

Just like all the other fucked up people do. I don't see the problem. Everybody does this.

It's not my fault my patients were arrested for not having money by the Arrest You For Not Having Money company that I gave their list of names to.

Rights insurers that no one can go to prison because of indebtedness. And I would never wish that on any patient I had the privilege to serve.

Oh, really?

My involvement in any patient's account ended the minute it was turned over to an outside agency.

What is this music? It sounds like a holiday romantic film where it's just a city person doing barn work for the first time. Yeah, I don't know. God, I got to bail all this hay. I miss Central Park.

But he seems, he's tilting, to use a gambling term. He's on tilt. His hands are not matching his words, his gestures. He seems like he's having a tough time.

And also, again, dude, not a fucking defense that he thinks it is by being like, dude, I'm just doing what's normal.

Right.

And also, like, once I fucking carve the baby out, I hand the bill to the goon squad and say, go get my coins. Get i don't know how they do it but i need my coins too like.

Some people we would let off the hook but other people you know they had to get.

Touched sometimes yeah you got to tighten them up.

A little bit you know what i mean what a hero anyways uh we'll see how all of these races go go get out there and vote by all means please I find the DSA voter guide very helpful for anybody who is.

Yeah, if your city, your state, your region has one, check that out. There was one where there was an appellate court justice, and one of them was called Armin Tamzarian. And I was like, I'm.

Voting no, bro. I already know.

Skinner, dude? No. Are you kidding me?

Armin Tamzarian's reign of terror is over.

That guy's got secrets.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. His real name is Seymour Skinner.

All right.

Those are some of the things that are trending on this Tuesday, November 3rd. We are back tomorrow with a whole ass episode of the show that will be mostly, you know, bullshit and fun stuff that has nothing to do with the election. But it'll be a fun episode because we got Blair Saki.

Yeah.

And then in the afternoon, we'll have early voting rules.

Something.

We'll talk to y'all then.

Get out and vote.

God bless us all. Until then, be kind to each other. Be kind to yourselves. Get your flu shots. Get your vaccines. Don't do nothing about white supremacy.

And we will talk to y'all tomorrow.

The Daily Zeitgeist is executive produced by Catherine Law.

Co-produced by Victor Wright.

Co-written by J.M. McNabb.

Today's episode edited and engineered by Brandon Dickard.

Trend the Vote 11/3: Midterm Election Day, Trump's Reflecting Pool Speech, Doh, Haley Stevens, and Roger Marshall

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