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The hosts read notes from high-tier donors, including "Bad Brad Bruce" and "Charles Mayfield" of Pharaoh Life. A donation from Dalton S. Fisher is used to "de-douche" his father, Scott the Boomer. The segment highlights the financial support that keeps the show running without traditional advertising.
Trump's Use of Multimedia at Erie Pennsylvania Rally
At a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, President Trump utilized a large video screen to play clips of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris expressing opposition to fracking and fossil fuels. The hosts note this is a new tactic for Trump's rallies, effectively using the candidates' own words against them. They mock the "geezers" for arguing over whose website contains the most accurate information.
The hosts reflect on previous technology bubbles, including the CD-ROM "multimedia" era and the first dot-com boom. They predict that the current tech surge in San Francisco will eventually face a similar collapse. The discussion briefly touches on luxury real estate in New York, specifically 15 Central Park West, where figures like Norman Lear reside.
The European Union opened the "Parliamentarium" in Brussels, a 21-million-euro multimedia visitor center designed to promote EU institutions. The hosts describe the experience as an "immersive" propaganda tool that uses 360-degree screens to overwhelm visitors. The promotional video includes a brief clip of critic Nigel Farage, which the hosts interpret as an attempt to mock opposition to the EU.
