Jon Favreau: Why Aren't More People Talking about Nipple-Gate?
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What controversial meeting was discussed involving the Situation Room?
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Hello and welcome to the Bullard Podcast. I'm your host, Tim Miller. Delighted to welcome back to the show, co-founder of Crooked Media, co-host of something called Pod Save America. He also has the podcast Offline with Jon Favreau. That's been a good nap podcast for me lately. It's Jon Favreau. What's up, man? What's up? Has that replaced Pod Save the World as your nap podcast? No, they're kind of going back and forth. I was getting bored with the Iran war talk on Pod Save the World, so I'm going to go into Offline. I like both. You know, usually the first 25 minutes are good and then kind of dips in and out. Then I kind of roll back in around minute 50. Apologize to people. For number one, this could be a long podcast itself that you might want to nap to.
And I'm sorry if it came up a little bit late, but Favs was working out this morning and he had to get his pump in. And I was just hoping since neither John Ossoff nor Raphael Warnock would tell me what their workout routine is. I was hoping that since you're not running for Senate, you could do that. You could just tell us what you did this morning. um well because because i am oh yeah because i'm old now i've like stopped running i used to run all the time and now i just lift and i just do you know not too heavy because again i'm old but i'm trying to do like lower weight but more reps that's what i'm more reps on what though you do back one day yeah you do so you do you know you do all the groups you do you do front of your body front of your body one day and then you do back the other day so what was today
Today was back. Yeah, so I did some back stuff. I did some deadlifts. My hammies start hurting during a deadlift. Some pulls, some triceps. My ladies' weights class, they've got me doing the deadlifts. The moms are mogging me on the deadlifts. My hamstrings get a little tight.
It's tough.
You can't skip leg day. You can't. You can't. One of the downsides to the fact that I do a ladies' weights class is that there's a lot of glute work. It's important for women, I understand. I don't know if you would know better than me, but it's something they're interested in and molding. And so I feel like my glutes have gotten kind of disproportionate. amount of attention lately. Let's move on to Iran. I'm done.
This is why John Ossoff didn't want to do it.
This is why John Ossoff didn't want to talk about it. He's smart. This is why he could run for president. He's smart. Alright, we have a deal according to the Iranians. Here's what the Iranians said this morning. You know, they put it out into their state news media, so their version of Barak Revit. The deal says this. A permanent and immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon. Great. U.S. commitment to not interfere in Iran's internal affairs. Full lifting of the naval blockade. The U.S. and its allies will be required to present reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300 billion. Suspension of sanctions on oil. Reopening of Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under arrangements determined by Iran.
And a 60-day negotiation period aimed at reaching a final agreement. So Trump said yesterday they had a deal done.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What controversial meeting was discussed involving the Situation Room?
0:00–7:43
2
How are the Epstein files and Trump connected in this conversation?
7:43–12:34
3
What insights did Jon Favreau provide about campaign contributions?
12:34–17:22
4
How does the podcast address the perception of America 250?
17:22–21:33
5
What are the implications of Trump's alleged actions on public perception?
21:33–26:21
6
How do the hosts critique the current political landscape?
26:21–29:43
7
What humorous takes were shared about Spencer Pratt's political campaign?
29:43–30:38
8
What final thoughts did the hosts have on political accountability?
30:38–1:19:50
Speakers
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