Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Yet another aftershock, Devra, did you
Speaker 1: feel the aftershock from early this morning?
Speaker 2: And please tell me you were not in the shower
Speaker 2: at fourth No.
Speaker 3: I was in my bed and my dogs jumped up
Speaker 3: and I said, oh no, not again. But fortunately it
Speaker 3: was very quick, but yes, I felt it, and it
Speaker 3: was like right around five o'clock.
Speaker 1: Hey, let me let me suggest that your dogs you
Speaker 1: might want to get a hold of these shake alert
Speaker 1: app people and have them hook up something to your dogs,
Speaker 1: because it sounds like your dogs are the ones who
Speaker 1: are predicting these things or at least giving you the
Speaker 1: early warning.
Speaker 3: But you know, actually we felt it at the same
Speaker 3: exact time, so it was exact.
Speaker 4: I mean I popped up and they popped up at
Speaker 4: the same time.
Speaker 1: Somewhere your dogs are saying yeah, and then she jumped
Speaker 1: up right when it started shaking, and we knew something
Speaker 1: was going on.
Speaker 3: But you know, now, I'm I rely on that shake
Speaker 3: alert app. So since I didn't get you know, didn't
Speaker 3: squawk at me, I knew it wasn't going to be
Speaker 3: anything big.
Speaker 1: So I'm okay with I don't want you to rely
Speaker 1: too heavily on it because it will let you down.
Speaker 4: Well it hasn't so far, I know.
Speaker 1: But it's weird you count yourself a lucky one. I'm
Speaker 1: signed up for all of.
Speaker 4: Them, and you never you haven't gotten it yet.
Speaker 2: Well, you know the one.
Speaker 1: The one time I did get an alert was when
Speaker 1: that earthquake hit just over the grapevine. Yes, and I
Speaker 1: felt that one at the moment the alert to hit
Speaker 1: my phone.
Speaker 3: Okay, you didn't get a few seconds to go hide
Speaker 3: under your bed.
Speaker 1: I I'm not, No, I didn't even get a few seconds.
Speaker 1: I just I felt it at the same time that
Speaker 1: the phone buzzed.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: So, and I haven't seen anyone since then.
Speaker 1: And we've had three or four that were sizeable enough
Speaker 1: that and I've been close enough to them that I
Speaker 1: technically should have gotten the alert.
Speaker 2: That's disappointing, because why I'm worried.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid that you're going to rely too much on
Speaker 1: this and then an earthquake's gonna and you're not gonna
Speaker 1: have an alert, and then you're going to be You're
Speaker 1: going to lose all faith in society would for sure.
Speaker 3: And I know this is really stupid to say, and
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say it anyway, because it's just a dream.
Speaker 4: It's it's not reality.
Speaker 3: But I wish there was a way that we could
Speaker 3: somehow eliminate earthquakes from the world.
Speaker 4: I really, I'm just gonna throw it out there. I
Speaker 4: know it's not.
Speaker 1: Possible for all the things to eliminate from the world.
Speaker 1: You think an earthquake is the thing you want to.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I would be so much happier murder. You
Speaker 3: know that's people are in control of.
Speaker 1: That, right, Okay, I see what you're saying. I do
Speaker 1: see what you're saying. All right, it's time for swamp watch.
Speaker 2: The swamp is horrible. The government doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Make It's like a reality TV show, A bad doos
Speaker 1: always a pleasure.
Speaker 2: To be anywhere from Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Hey Joe, a town all too clearly built on a
Speaker 1: swamp and in so many ways.
Speaker 2: Still a swamp. I have to watch make said the swamp.
Speaker 5: I said, Oh, that's so, you know the thing?
Speaker 2: Well, I wanted to go to Rancho Palace.
Speaker 1: Verti's President Trump is holding a news conference outside of
Speaker 1: his golf course, among other things. He's been talking about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's record when she was in California as a
Speaker 1: da up in San Francisco, but also as attorney general
Speaker 1: and is now taking questions from reports.
Speaker 6: The government has tremendous power.
Speaker 5: But we're not going to let states, even like California,
Speaker 5: even though I know it's largely sanctuary state essentially, but
Speaker 5: we're not going to let that happen to the people
Speaker 5: of California. They want these people out. They're just as
Speaker 5: scared as everybody else. The people of Ohio are scared.
Speaker 5: The people of Colorado. You have a governor there who's
Speaker 5: very weak. He doesn't know what to do, and he
Speaker 5: doesn't want to talk about it a lot of it.
Speaker 5: As for your question, they don't want to talk about
Speaker 5: what's happening. They say it's so bad for the city,
Speaker 5: let's not go public. Let's live with it for a
Speaker 5: little while. Maybe it'll go away. It's not going to
Speaker 5: go away. It's going to get worse. It's going to
Speaker 5: get so bad. You know what we're experiencing now is
Speaker 5: they're just getting settled in.
Speaker 6: These twenty one million people that have come in. They're
Speaker 6: just getting settled in. It's going to get much worse.
Speaker 5: It's going to get worse at a level like nobody's
Speaker 5: ever seen before, Gohingd.
Speaker 1: This other question is about the economy that he's about
Speaker 1: to get. He's been talking a lot about immigration, etc.
Speaker 1: But this question is about the economy. Very far off microphone,
Speaker 1: so you can by.
Speaker 6: Lowering taxes and regulations.
Speaker 5: And what they're doing is they're seeing that every time
Speaker 5: it looks like Kamala is doing well, companies want to
Speaker 5: leave stock markets go down.
Speaker 6: The stock market.
Speaker 5: There's a great gentleman, Scott Best into one of the
Speaker 5: top Wall Street people. He said, the market's only up
Speaker 5: because they all think that Trump is going to get elected.
Speaker 5: We had a great stock market even with COVID. We
Speaker 5: ended up handing over a market that was higher than
Speaker 5: previous to COVID or the China virus coming in. Now,
Speaker 5: we are going to make sure that the taxes are
Speaker 5: going to stay where they are and or come down.
Speaker 6: Ideally, come down both for the middle.
Speaker 5: Class and for corporations, because corporations put the people to work.
Speaker 5: We have the best numbers in the history of our
Speaker 5: country by far, not even close.
Speaker 6: And there are companies leaving all.
Speaker 1: Right, well, again, the topics from this news conference that
Speaker 1: former President Trump gave this morning an RPV. Specifically, he
Speaker 1: spent time talking about Kamala Harris's record as district attorney
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, but as Attorney general in California in
Speaker 1: general as well before she became a senator and has
Speaker 1: been taking questions from reporters for a while now. One
Speaker 1: of the criticisms, of course, now fifty three days out
Speaker 1: from the election, is that Vice President Harris has not
Speaker 1: done an event like this, so that he's proving his point,
Speaker 1: or proving Republicans conservative voter's point, that she hasn't been
Speaker 1: answering questions the way that he has. She happens to
Speaker 1: be in the battleground state Pennsylvania today. She's doing a
Speaker 1: couple of rallies there, and after President Trump wraps up
Speaker 1: this news conference, he's headed to Vegas tonight. Governor Tim Walls,
Speaker 1: of course, the running mate of Kamala Harris, planning to
Speaker 1: make several campaign stops in Michigan and Wisconsin. So it
Speaker 1: is outside of this stop this morning for former President Trump,
Speaker 1: it's going to be an all battleground Friday for the candidates.
Speaker 1: A little bit more about one of the people that
Speaker 1: has been seen in Donald Trump's orbit in the last
Speaker 1: couple of days, specifically.
Speaker 2: And that's Laura Loomer.
Speaker 1: Why she is causing problems for other Republicans who would
Speaker 1: like to support Trump, but they don't want to be
Speaker 1: connected to this lady.
Speaker 2: Who she is?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: This whole bipartisan group speaking of Washington, d C. Has
Speaker 1: signed a bipartisan pledge to uphold the results of the election,
Speaker 1: even though we don't know what the results of the
Speaker 1: election are. This pair of centrists, self described centrists, Congressman
Speaker 1: Josh Gotttheimer of New Jersey is a Democrat and Don Bacon,
Speaker 1: a Republican out of Nebraska, said that they've been working
Speaker 1: for months to organize what they call this Unity Commitment,
Speaker 1: an agreement to safeguard the fairness and integrity of the
Speaker 1: upcoming election. There were at least five other Republicans that
Speaker 1: signed on Brian Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania, Mike Lawler out of New York,
Speaker 1: Lori Chaves Rimmer out of Oregon, Niko Loloda out of
Speaker 1: New York, and Anthony Diesposito out of New York, But
Speaker 1: none of the six who signed the pledge voted against
Speaker 1: certifying the election four years ago. Some of them weren't
Speaker 1: even in office yet. As a matter of fact, one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty nine House Republicans did vote against certifying
Speaker 1: the results of that twenty twenty election. One of the
Speaker 1: issues that has been dogging Donald Trump in the last
Speaker 1: couple of days is the inclusion of Laura Loomer on
Speaker 1: his campaign, and she has garnered a lot of derision,
Speaker 1: not just from Democrats and liberals and media members, but
Speaker 1: some within the Republican Party as well, because they say
Speaker 1: that she is not just a social media influencer, she
Speaker 1: is way too far right social media influencer, and that
Speaker 1: all she's doing is cashing in on the fact that
Speaker 1: he appreciated he being Donald Trump appreciates the fact that
Speaker 1: she is stroking his ego and going for some of
Speaker 1: his political instincts at their most base level. And in fact,
Speaker 1: for apparently for months, campaign officials have been trying to
Speaker 1: keep her away from him, knowing that she brings with
Speaker 1: her a reputation and that is not going to be positive. Well,
Speaker 1: this week, she was on the plane as he went
Speaker 1: to the debate in Pennsylvania and the next day to
Speaker 1: the memorial services for September eleventh. They set her presence
Speaker 1: at the memorial infuriated some pots politicians again, not just Democrats,
Speaker 1: but some Republicans because one of the many conspiracy theories
Speaker 1: that she has talked about and has made her name
Speaker 1: on is that she believes that the September eleventh attacks
Speaker 1: were an inside job. So this means that some of
Speaker 1: the people who were otherwise give full endorsements to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump are now in a fight with her because they
Speaker 1: don't think that she is good for the campaign. And
Speaker 1: I'll use just a couple of names. Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 1: a Republican out of Georgia, of course. And if Marjorie
Speaker 1: Taylor Green is against you, saying you're too wacky, you
Speaker 1: should take note of that. Lindsey Graham, who at one
Speaker 1: point we all thought had wiped his hands clean of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, has now become a Donald Trump supporter once again.
Speaker 1: They have both of those two, Lindsey Graham and Marjorie
Speaker 1: Taylor Green, said that they want Trump to ditch her,
Speaker 1: stop traveling with Laura Lumer.
Speaker 2: Her backed out.
Speaker 1: Now that means that Laura Lumer is fighting back because
Speaker 1: that's her personality and that's how she does things. She
Speaker 1: in fact, Laura Lumer on Twitter X has been posting
Speaker 1: videos from this news conference that we've been watching where
Speaker 1: he's taking questions down in Rancho Palace Verdes. They're talking
Speaker 1: about the loss of faith that the former president has
Speaker 1: in some of his campaign aids and their fear of
Speaker 1: upsetting him. Last month, in fact, he brought back Corey
Speaker 1: Lewandowski to be an.
Speaker 2: Advisor to his advisors.
Speaker 1: Corey Lewandowski, the campaign manager from twenty sixteen who was
Speaker 1: surreptitiously bounced out of the campaign and the Trump circle
Speaker 1: after he got in trouble for either pushing or physically
Speaker 1: contacting reporter in an event. A senior official said, this
Speaker 1: explains why Laura Lumer has now been brought into the
Speaker 1: Trump fold. The people that have the authority to stop
Speaker 1: it are is now try to hang on to their jobs.
Speaker 1: So do you pick a fight with them if in
Speaker 1: fact this is the person that he wants around, even
Speaker 1: if you think she may be bad for she may
Speaker 1: be bad for the campaign.
Speaker 2: We also mentioned the Taylor Swift thing.
Speaker 1: So Taylor Swift in Doris's vice president Harris, and there's
Speaker 1: questions about who's going to pay attention to that.
Speaker 2: Is that really important?
Speaker 1: Does a pop star get to call the shots when
Speaker 1: it comes to an American election? Kind of? It's important
Speaker 1: because it does make a difference. Vote dot gov, the
Speaker 1: federal government's voting registration site.
Speaker 2: Vote dot gov, says they saw.
Speaker 1: More than four hundred thousand visitors to their voter registration
Speaker 1: site in the twenty four hours after Taylor Swift made
Speaker 1: that announcement. Doesn't necessarily mean that four hundred thousand people
Speaker 1: registered to be Democrats or that dyaved registered at all,
Speaker 1: but that they did go to the website. So it
Speaker 1: is you have to admit that she does have some
Speaker 1: pull and can some action, whatever that is. We've talked
Speaker 1: about the earthquakes, obviously in the last couple of days,
Speaker 1: in the earthquake drought that still exists despite we've seen,
Speaker 1: despite seeing some earthquakes. There was a nine day vibration,
Speaker 1: not necessarily an earthquake, but a nine day vibration that
Speaker 1: reverberated around the world. We'll talk about what that was
Speaker 1: and how they figured out what it was. Thousands of
Speaker 1: Boeing workers walked off the job today. They rejected a
Speaker 1: contract offer from the company, potentially costly disruption because Boeing
Speaker 1: is trying to increase airplane production after the you know,
Speaker 1: the very bad pr I guess we could say of
Speaker 1: an entire door plug blowing out of a seven thirty
Speaker 1: seven back at the beginning of January. This is the
Speaker 1: first strike at Boeing in sixteen years, and they said
Speaker 1: that basically all production of seven thirty sevens, seven sixty
Speaker 1: sevens and triple sevens has ground to a halt at
Speaker 1: this point. There's not an expectation that we're going to
Speaker 1: see airlines canceling flights or anything, but if this thing
Speaker 1: drags on, there could be some problems. There could be
Speaker 1: some individual airlines that have problems getting those airplanes back,
Speaker 1: you know, as their regular votation. Kentucky Governor Andy Bursheer
Speaker 1: says that law enforcement officer is going to be posed
Speaker 1: at high school football games tonight and stationed along school
Speaker 1: bus routes in an attempt to ease the fear in
Speaker 1: some of the nearby communities after a series of shootings
Speaker 1: along I seventy five in Kentucky from last weekend. Five
Speaker 1: people injured in those shootings, and the governor said he's
Speaker 1: got all the faith in the world that the local
Speaker 1: law enforcement along with FBI, Marshall Service, Bureau of Alcohol,
Speaker 1: Tobacco On, Firearms and Explosives will catch the suspect of
Speaker 1: this Joseph Couch guy and bring him to justice. But
Speaker 1: as Shannon mentioned earlier in the show, that guy also
Speaker 1: said he was going to kill himself, so he may
Speaker 1: be out sort of in the Kentucky wildlands, just being
Speaker 1: eaten by bugs and bears. So we talked also about
Speaker 1: the earthquakes and the aftershocks. One this morning, there was
Speaker 1: a strange rumble detected in mid September a year ago,
Speaker 1: and they said it was an eye on an odd
Speaker 1: seismic signal at different scientific stations around the globe, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't It wasn't an earthquake because it didn't have
Speaker 1: the same super scratchy wiggly lines that you would find
Speaker 1: on a seismograph after an earthquake. And after a day
Speaker 1: they said that this very slow tremor was still reverberating
Speaker 1: and again different parts of the globe, and they couldn't
Speaker 1: figure out what was causing it. Some thought it might
Speaker 1: have been broken seismographs. No, they wouldn't all break at
Speaker 1: the same time. Some thought it was a volcano that
Speaker 1: was going to erupt from somewhere, whether it was in
Speaker 1: the Pacific or somewhere in Iceland or something like that.
Speaker 2: That wasn't it.
Speaker 1: And as they went through and checked off all of
Speaker 1: these different options, they simply called this thing not a UFO,
Speaker 1: but a US an unidentified seismic object. Nine days go by,
Speaker 1: and nine days later the vibrations had dissipated for the
Speaker 1: most part. But they finally say that they have discovered
Speaker 1: what caused nine days of vibrations on the Earth that
Speaker 1: they previously didn't realize. It took seventy people from fifteen
Speaker 1: different countries and more than eight thousand exchanged messages to
Speaker 1: crack this case.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: A mega tsunami created waves that sloshed back and forth
Speaker 1: in a fjord in Greenland, and that caused the vibrations
Speaker 1: that traveled around the world. There was a glacier that
Speaker 1: was thinning in eastern Greenland over time so much that
Speaker 1: it couldn't support the mountain rock that was above it.
Speaker 1: The five hundred foot thick piece of metamorphic rock about
Speaker 1: a third of a mile wide and long fell because
Speaker 1: the glacier underneath it was thinning triggers this massive landslide,
Speaker 1: and they said that enough rock and ice to fill
Speaker 1: about ten thousand Olympic sized swimming pools was traveling forty
Speaker 1: seven meters per second and ran for more than a mile.
Speaker 1: And this avalanche all fell into something called the Dixon Fjord,
Speaker 1: and that triggered a six hundred and fifty foot tsunami.
Speaker 1: Six hundred and fifty foot high tsunami, one of the
Speaker 1: highest that they had seen in recent history, and farther
Speaker 1: away from that, they said tsunami waves reached thirteen feet high,
Speaker 1: damaged an unoccupied research station, destroyed some heritage sites, cultural
Speaker 1: and archaeological heritage sites that had never been affected by
Speaker 1: tsunamis as long as it had been there. About two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars worth of infrastructure was destroyed, and although
Speaker 1: the Dixon Fjord is visited by tourists and cruise ships,
Speaker 1: there weren't any there mid September of last year to
Speaker 1: capture any of this. Thankfully, no fatalities reported, but they
Speaker 1: said that the megasunami wave traveled back and forth in
Speaker 1: this inlet and created a standing wave called I don't
Speaker 1: know how to pronounce it, but I'm gonna say it anyway.
Speaker 1: A sache seich.
Speaker 2: Called a sash.
Speaker 1: We see small scale sashes, rhythmic oscillation and water. You
Speaker 1: see it in a swimming pool. You can see it
Speaker 1: in a bathtub. Better know how aggressive you are in
Speaker 1: your bathtub.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But the tsunami source was so energetic that they said
Speaker 1: the sashe radiated seismic waves globally and again for nine days.
Speaker 1: The vibrations from that stage rebounded back and forth across
Speaker 1: around the world the entire earth. Members of the Danish
Speaker 1: military sailed into the fjord but several days after the
Speaker 1: event to collect drone footage of the mountain face that
Speaker 1: had fallen and the glacier front and the scars that
Speaker 1: were left by the tsunami. But again they still didn't
Speaker 1: understand the connection between the landslide causing the tsunami and
Speaker 1: then the wave and the events that unfolded, which were
Speaker 1: detailed in a new study. Follow along when you get
Speaker 1: your journal Science in the mail later today. Let's check
Speaker 1: in on the world of entertainment, shall we.
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Speaker 6: Two nights entertainment.
Speaker 2: I have to entertain. Is this entertainment I have to entertain?
Speaker 6: I want to bring good quality entertainment here.
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Speaker 1: And like all Basslord parties, there was some entertainment legendary,
Speaker 1: mythical creature. Jason Nathanson is joining us from over the
Speaker 1: Hill in Hollywood, ABC's entertainment correspondent, How you been?
Speaker 7: Jane at good sad about the liver worst news out
Speaker 7: of Boarshead though?
Speaker 1: Was that a Was that a meat product that you
Speaker 1: would put in your meathole? I don't feel like that's
Speaker 1: a good idea.
Speaker 2: It actually is.
Speaker 7: Growing up with German grandparents, I am a I'm a
Speaker 7: liver worst eater. I haven't had it in a while.
Speaker 7: It's not you know, it's not one of the things
Speaker 7: that's healthiest for.
Speaker 1: You well, especially when it comes with listeria that too.
Speaker 7: There's a great German deli in the valley though, that
Speaker 7: we used to go to as a kid, and they
Speaker 7: had great meat products. I don't know if they are
Speaker 7: boars Head or not, but I love a good liver worst.
Speaker 7: I love I love all things, you know, chopped liver
Speaker 7: all worsts.
Speaker 2: He like all livers and all worsts. Yeah, I'm a
Speaker 2: big fan.
Speaker 7: But shocking that that plant uh only made liverworst?
Speaker 2: Right is that what you just said?
Speaker 1: No? But but that the that place that was making
Speaker 1: liver worst has a specific production process only used for liverworst.
Speaker 1: So it's not in their turkey or chicken or ham
Speaker 1: or any of that stuff. That that that's a different.
Speaker 7: Because the place shutting down was was five hundred jobs
Speaker 7: that were lost.
Speaker 2: And I was going to say, that's a lot of
Speaker 2: people to just make liver worst.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'll bet you there's maybe five hundred people
Speaker 1: worldwide do make liver worst problem, and four hundred of
Speaker 1: them are in Germany, and.
Speaker 2: We just lost. And we just lost something that's sad
Speaker 2: for the culture. A big deal. The Emmy's coming up
Speaker 2: on Sunday night. Emmy Sunday night. Woo you excited? You
Speaker 2: having a party? I wasn't invited to your amber. I
Speaker 2: don't generally have Emmy parties. I like to have quiet
Speaker 2: time during the Emmys. Oh, in focus, it shows Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a very personal moment.
Speaker 7: Really get into yeah and see how your pool is
Speaker 7: doing right, Your Emmy's pool, so you put big money
Speaker 7: on huge So we will see what happens with with
Speaker 7: the on Sunday.
Speaker 2: We have First of all.
Speaker 7: We have been told remember you know, I don't think
Speaker 7: you probably didn't because you probably didn't watch. But the
Speaker 7: Emmys earlier this year, so this is the second Emmys
Speaker 7: this year.
Speaker 2: I think this is the first time that's ever happened, right, because.
Speaker 7: We had the the Emmys from last year were moved
Speaker 7: to this year because of the strike.
Speaker 2: So the Emmys earlier this year, they did these.
Speaker 7: Kind of throwback things where they had people from different shows.
Speaker 7: It wasn't really some of them were bigger reunions than others,
Speaker 7: but they had the sets of some of the shows.
Speaker 7: And people seem to really like that, the nostalgia, So
Speaker 7: they said they're going to lean into that again this year.
Speaker 7: And you also have a couple of big anniversaries to
Speaker 7: do that with. First of all, Happy Days turns fifty
Speaker 7: this year, wow, and the West Wing turns twenty five
Speaker 7: this year, so they're going to have some cast members
Speaker 7: from those shows.
Speaker 2: But also they're doing some stuff work where they're doing archetypes.
Speaker 2: They're grouping archetypes, so they're going to group together.
Speaker 7: Maybe some famous TV moms might be interesting. TV villains
Speaker 7: might be another group. So look for some nostalgia based
Speaker 7: stuff like that. I'm not going to tell them how
Speaker 7: to run their show, but you know, I don't looking
Speaker 7: towards nostalgia's great for a medium. Then that's not you know,
Speaker 7: streaming is doing well, but broadcast television is not doing
Speaker 7: so well.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. Maybe not so much with the nostalgia.
Speaker 2: But I brought to you by Facebook exactly. And then
Speaker 2: you have Dan and Eugene Levy who are doing the hosting.
Speaker 7: I think, do you think I don't know? I'm I'm skeptical.
Speaker 7: I'll hold full judgment until we actually see it. But
Speaker 7: I was not necessarily impressed.
Speaker 2: By the choice. Not that I don't like them. I
Speaker 2: think they are very funny.
Speaker 7: But in terms of the hosting role, anytime any of
Speaker 7: these award shows have gone kind of off script.
Speaker 2: And then like the Oscars a couple of years ago
Speaker 2: when they had the three women do.
Speaker 7: It right, it was I don't remember exactly who it was,
Speaker 7: Amy Schumer.
Speaker 2: And there were two others. Why do you hate women? Sorry?
Speaker 2: I had to say it. Kashannon's not here appreciating on
Speaker 2: the way. I appreciate that, thank you.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: And of course the Oscars when James Franco and Anne
Speaker 7: Hathaway did it.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, that's good, I mean, but Tina Fey and
Speaker 1: Amy Poehler have done it and they've done well.
Speaker 7: But they are also stand up comedians in a way
Speaker 7: or sketch comedy people who have done Saturday Night Live
Speaker 7: and things like that before. Eugene Levy has done this stuff,
Speaker 7: Dan Levy not necessarily they're funny people. That doesn't make
Speaker 7: them necessarily good hosts for an award show. It's a
Speaker 7: very different muscle. So again, I'll reserve full judgment, but
Speaker 7: I don't know how that's necessarily going to work.
Speaker 2: Let's just have high hopes.
Speaker 1: I love Joe Koy, but I don't want to repeat
Speaker 1: of the Golden Globes because that was hard to watch.
Speaker 7: So that I mean, I guess that that is the
Speaker 7: opposite side of things, where that was a stand up
Speaker 7: comedian who didn't do well right, And.
Speaker 2: We've seen you know Carmichael.
Speaker 7: Also, although I liked his hosting of the Golden Globes
Speaker 7: a couple of years ago, it was not well received.
Speaker 7: There are some people who do this thing well and
Speaker 7: some who you know.
Speaker 2: So we'll see.
Speaker 7: But when it comes to shows that you're looking out
Speaker 7: for on the drama side, Showgun is far and away
Speaker 7: the favorite to win Best Drama, The Bear far and
Speaker 7: away the favorite to win Best quote unquote Comedy, and
Speaker 7: Baby Reindeer. When it comes to limited series, right, those
Speaker 7: are the few that you should.
Speaker 2: Be looking out for.
Speaker 1: I do still think it's funny that The Bear is
Speaker 1: up for comedy series.
Speaker 7: That's the funniest thing about The Bear, yeah, is that
Speaker 7: it's for comedy series.
Speaker 2: I did like a lot. There was a lot of
Speaker 2: shows that I really did appreciate.
Speaker 1: And when it comes to the actors, though, I want
Speaker 1: to see some nobody do something different than I've seen
Speaker 1: them do every other time. That to me should be
Speaker 1: a prerequisite if you're gonna be if you're gonna win
Speaker 1: Best For just Exit as an example, lead actor in
Speaker 1: a drama series, you've got Idris Elba and Hijack. We've
Speaker 1: seen him be the hero before Donald Glover and mister
Speaker 1: Missus Smith. We've seen him kind of be the smart
Speaker 1: ass before Walton Goggins in Fallout. He's been a a
Speaker 1: that was probably the biggest stretch out of those so far.
Speaker 1: But Gary Oldman and Slow Horses was Gary Oldman.
Speaker 7: Uh yeah, And you know, well, I mean, have we
Speaker 7: seen Walton Goggins be a cowboy zombie before?
Speaker 2: That's something different. But he's been an odd character before.
Speaker 2: I mean that he that he has. But you know.
Speaker 7: A lot of these guys, they do what what works,
Speaker 7: and that's how casting works, right, you don't want to
Speaker 7: do something too crazy. But uh, you know, I don't
Speaker 7: think a lot of people have seen Heryuki Sonata from
Speaker 7: Showgun do do that kind of thing because people most
Speaker 7: people aren't familiar with his work before. So if he
Speaker 7: wins that that'll be something different and and something interesting,
Speaker 7: you know I I And we're gonna see the character
Speaker 7: from the Bear win. So you know, Jeremy Allen White's
Speaker 7: gonna get up there and give another acceptance speech, which
Speaker 7: we've seen it, you know, so many award shows over
Speaker 7: the past year, which you know that that kind of.
Speaker 2: A little boring.
Speaker 1: It would be kind of funny if he just did
Speaker 1: the same speech that he did a few months ago.
Speaker 2: That would be funny.
Speaker 7: That would be very funny, I would but that would
Speaker 7: be you know, a comedy writers would write that, but
Speaker 7: he's not.
Speaker 2: On a comedy. He's not funny. I mean, he may
Speaker 2: be funny, but he's not in a comedy. He's not
Speaker 2: on a company.
Speaker 1: I'm excited about him playing Springsteen though, in that biopic.
Speaker 2: That should be interesting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I liked it.
Speaker 2: I liked it. You reserve judgment. I like it. You
Speaker 2: say it's interesting, but you'll make your judgment later.
Speaker 7: It's it's these are all interesting choices. Tim Timothy Shalloon
Speaker 7: is Bob Dylan later this year, give that biopic.
Speaker 2: We'll see how that, how that works out. We have
Speaker 2: one too many Timothy Chalomez already what we do? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Oh okay, I didn't know you were sour on Timothy Chalomey.
Speaker 7: It just feels like dreamy over oversaturation. Oh I don't
Speaker 7: need more Kilowne commercials every time I see that guy. Wow,
Speaker 7: that's all I think about. Geez, I didn't know you
Speaker 7: were such a hater. Jeremy Allen White though in his
Speaker 7: underwear that you're down for that A different story, different difference.
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