Hour 2: I'm Never Here
Digest
The podcast begins with a lighthearted introduction, using the analogy of Dodgeball to discuss the upcoming election. The host, Dan, expresses concern about Donald Trump's potential to undermine the Constitution and urges listeners to vote for Kamala Harris. The podcast then features an advertisement for Smirnov vodka, followed by a discussion about various topics, including the "bucket of death" game, merchandise, and the upcoming election. The main focus of the podcast is an interview with Bob Woodward, a renowned journalist, about his new book "War" and Trump's relationship with the military. Woodward discusses Trump's disdain for the military, his disregard for the Constitution, and his potential for revenge against those who have criticized him. He also expresses concern about Trump's relationship with Putin and the potential consequences of his presidency. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the Washington Post's decision not to endorse a candidate in the upcoming election, exploring the potential influence of owner Jeff Bezos and the impact on the newspaper's journalistic integrity.
Outlines
Election Commentary and Introduction
The podcast begins with a lighthearted introduction, using the analogy of Dodgeball to discuss the upcoming election. The host, Dan, expresses concern about Donald Trump's potential to undermine the Constitution and urges listeners to vote for Kamala Harris.
Smirnov Vodka Advertisement
This segment is an advertisement for Smirnov vodka, highlighting its partnership with the NFL and offering fans a chance to win a game day experience.
General Discussion and Election Talk
The podcast returns to its regular format, with the hosts discussing various topics, including the "bucket of death" game, merchandise, and the upcoming election.
Interview with Bob Woodward: Trump and the Military
Dan interviews Bob Woodward, a renowned journalist, about his new book "War" and Trump's relationship with the military. Woodward discusses Trump's disdain for the military, his disregard for the Constitution, and his potential for revenge against those who have criticized him.
Washington Post Endorsement and Conclusion
Dan and Woodward discuss the Washington Post's decision not to endorse a candidate in the upcoming election, exploring the potential influence of owner Jeff Bezos and the impact on the newspaper's journalistic integrity.
Keywords
Donald Trump
The 45th President of the United States, known for his controversial policies and rhetoric.
Constitution
The fundamental law of the United States, outlining the structure of government and the rights of citizens.
Military
The armed forces of a nation, responsible for national defense and security.
Bob Woodward
A renowned investigative journalist, known for his work on Watergate and other major political scandals.
Putin
The President of Russia, known for his authoritarian leadership and aggressive foreign policy.
Washington Post
A major American newspaper, known for its investigative journalism and political coverage.
Jeff Bezos
The founder of Amazon and the owner of the Washington Post.
Q&A
What are some of the key concerns about Donald Trump's potential presidency?
Woodward highlights Trump's disregard for the Constitution, his potential for revenge against those who have criticized him, and his dangerous relationship with Putin.
How does Bob Woodward view Trump's relationship with the military?
Woodward believes Trump has a disdain for the military, prioritizing personal loyalty over constitutional principles. He cites examples of Trump's disrespect for military leaders and his potential to misuse the military for personal gain.
What is the significance of the Washington Post's decision not to endorse a candidate?
Woodward expresses concern about the potential influence of Jeff Bezos on the newspaper's editorial decisions and the impact on its journalistic integrity. He believes the Post should stand behind its reporters' findings and acknowledge the threat posed by Trump.
Show Notes
There has been a crime committed against our merch shop, and Tony's cousin isn't behind it, but he's not NOT behind it. Then, the crew goes to the Bucket of Death, and Roy makes one of the most unbelievable excuses in show history. Plus, award-winning legendary Journalist Bob Woodward joins the show to discuss his new book "War," which details the disdain Donald Trump has for our military and its generals. This is information on Trump our show has never discussed before and Woodward discusses it with expertise and noteworthy facts based off his own interviews. He also touches on Donald Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin and Russia.
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