Trump's IndyCar Race, Lindsey Graham's Sis Successor & Toll War in Hormuz Strait | Beth Kobliner

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Jordan Klepper 0:00
While exploring the live commerce streams on WhatNot recently, the platform's incredible growth becomes immediately clear. Jumping into a live channel to look at name-brand fashion pieces, the takeaway is the sheer community aspect. The chat is highly active, and it feels completely different from scrolling through a standard retail site. It's a space you can find unbeatable deals on clothing, beauty, and jewelry without ever paying full retail price. and it's an experience everyone should try. But beyond the massive savings for buyers, Whatnot is completely transforming how people run businesses. Anyone selling online or operating a physical retail storefront, whether it's a full-time venture or side hustle, knows the usual uphill battle of uploading static listings and waiting for traffic to stumble across them.
Jordan Klepper 0:49
Whatnot eliminates that friction entirely. On this platform, you go live and showcase products directly to an engaged, real-time audience that can ask questions and purchase on the spot. As the largest live shopping marketplace in the country, Whatnot features thousands of sellers building thriving operations across categories ranging from fashion to electronics. Because you are establishing a live connection with community members who spend over an hour a day in the app, sellers move up to 10 times more volume here than on traditional platforms. It's exactly why live selling has crossed the line into full-time work for so many, with the number of sellers earning over $1 million a year officially doubling over the past year.
Jordan Klepper 1:34
Search Whatnot, W-H-A-T-N-O-T in the App Store, download, and you can start selling right away.
Unknown 1:43
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Michael Kosta 2:13
welcome to the daily show i'm michael costo we've got so much to talk about tonight truck flexes his medical expertise daily show historians rank america's greatest moments and if you're planning a summer trip through the straight of whore moves it just got a lot more expensive also don't do that uh let's get into the headlines Let's kick things off with some fun news. President Trump hosted an IndyCar event at the White House. Now, if you don't know what IndyCar is, it's for fans who have more class than NASCAR but less money than F1. And say what you want about Trump, he's a showman. So I expect to see him hype up this exciting event with some energy. Yeah, um... Maybe it doesn't have that Eye of the Tiger energy.
Michael Kosta 3:13
This would be like if instead of running up the steps of the museum, Rocky took the chairlift. Laziest Rocky ever. He doesn't even work out. He just drinks the eggs. Stay down, Rocky. Okay. Would still be a better reboot than the new Moana. Oh, poor Disney. I hope The Rock is okay after that. But you know what? I understand why Trump might be a little down. He's on a sad weekend. His best friend was poisoned by his other best friend. No, no, no, no, no, no. Putin did not kill Lindsey Graham while he was in Ukraine. It's just a suspicious coincidence that makes a lot of sense when you think about it. But according to President Trump, Lindsey died from a specific medical... You know what? Let's let the president just delicately explain it.
Michael Kosta 4:14
Do you think we know the whole story about his death?
Unknown 4:18
Well, I think we do. We've had great doctors and they talked about, you know, a certain part of his body literally blew up.
Michael Kosta 4:29
That's right. Part of his body blew up. The New England Journal of Medicine calls it spontaneous kablooey syndrome. It's actually a fairly common cause of death. Well, remember when Queen Elizabeth II died after her vagina went boom. But now the question is, who will fill in the senator's seat until the next election? I assume someone like the lieutenant governor or the secretary of state. Whatever political process we have in place for this.
Unknown 5:01
We now know who will fill Senator Lindsey Graham's seat in the U.S. Senate. His sister.
Michael Kosta 5:07
Or his sister. I guess.

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