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What a Weekday: Cat Ladies, Crypto, and Court Reform

What a Weekday: Cat Ladies, Crypto, and Court Reform

Update: 2024-07-315
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The podcast begins with a lighthearted conversation about pommel horses, setting a playful tone for the episode. It then dives into Donald Trump's controversial remarks about voting, cryptocurrency, and the potential for violence if Democrats win the election. The hosts discuss the underlying arguments and how Trump's rhetoric undermines democracy. The conversation shifts to JD Vance, a Republican candidate, who faces criticism for his comments about childless Democratic leaders. These comments are seen as offensive and indicative of a broader conservative agenda that seeks to restrict individual freedoms. The hosts explore the implications of Vance's statements and the potential damage they could cause to his campaign. The podcast then examines a recording of JD Vance privately expressing his preference for Kamala Harris over Joe Biden, citing her lack of baggage. The hosts discuss the implications of this statement and the potential damage it could cause to Vance's campaign. Donald Trump defends JD Vance's controversial comments, highlighting the absurdity of the situation and the need for Trump to clean up Vance's mess. The hosts discuss the upcoming presidential debate and the potential for Trump to skip it. The hosts discuss the emerging narrative that Republicans are "weird," arguing that this perception could be a strategic advantage for Democrats. They explore the different types of "weird" and how it can be used to highlight the absurdity of Republican positions. President Biden proposes sweeping reforms to the Supreme Court, including term limits and a binding code of ethics. The hosts discuss the proposal's potential impact and engage in a humorous debate about the use of the term "hubby." Biden responds to Speaker Mike Johnson's dismissal of his Supreme Court reform proposal by calling Johnson "dead on arrival." The hosts discuss the implications of this statement and the broader political context. The hosts discuss the controversial opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, particularly the depiction of a naked blue man with a beard and grapes on his head. They explore the reasons behind the controversy and the role of NBC's coverage in shaping public perception. The podcast concludes with a discussion of reports of food shortages in the Olympic Village, the ban on Grindr's geolocation feature, and Flavya Flavya's sponsorship of the U.S. women's water polo team. The hosts explore the implications of these events and the broader social and political context.

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Trump, Vance, and the Paris Olympics: A Political and Social Commentary

This podcast explores controversial statements by Donald Trump and JD Vance, analyzes Biden's Supreme Court reform proposal, and discusses the controversies surrounding the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

Keywords

Donald Trump


Former President of the United States, known for his controversial rhetoric and policies.

JD Vance


Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, known for his controversial comments about childless Democratic leaders.

Kamala Harris


Vice President of the United States, a potential Democratic candidate for president in 2024.

Joe Biden


President of the United States, known for his moderate political views and his focus on bipartisanship.

Supreme Court


The highest court in the United States, responsible for interpreting the Constitution and resolving legal disputes.

Paris Olympics


The 2024 Summer Olympics, held in Paris, France.

Q&A

  • What are some of the key arguments that Donald Trump makes in his speeches?

    Trump often makes claims about voter fraud, the need to "fix" the election system, and the potential for violence if Democrats win. He also promotes his own corruption as a way to prevent regulation.

  • What are the implications of JD Vance's comments about childless Democratic leaders?

    Vance's comments are seen as offensive and indicative of a broader conservative agenda that seeks to restrict individual freedoms and demonize those who don't conform to traditional values.

  • What is the significance of Biden's Supreme Court reform proposal?

    Biden's proposal aims to restore trust and accountability in the Supreme Court by implementing term limits and a binding code of ethics. It also seeks to prevent one president from radically altering the court's makeup.

  • What are some of the controversies surrounding the Paris Olympics opening ceremony?

    The opening ceremony has been criticized for its depiction of a naked blue man with a beard and grapes on his head, which some have interpreted as a take on Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." The hosts discuss the reasons behind the controversy and the role of NBC's coverage in shaping public perception.

  • What are some of the challenges facing athletes at the Paris Olympics?

    Athletes are facing food shortages, a ban on Grindr's geolocation feature, and extreme heat. The hosts discuss the implications of these challenges and the broader social and political context.

Show Notes

What A Weekday? More like what a weirdo! JD Vance takes on Big Cat Lady, President Biden takes on the Supreme Court, Donald Trump takes Christians for fools, and Lovett takes home in the bronze in pommel horse. At least, in his mind, he does.

 

For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.

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What a Weekday: Cat Ladies, Crypto, and Court Reform

What a Weekday: Cat Ladies, Crypto, and Court Reform

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