12.) ICE Killing Story Unfolds + Golden Globes Recap (1/12/26)

Summary

The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show

Episode 12: ICE Killing Story Unfolds + Golden Globes Recap
Date: January 12, 2026
Hosts: Ebro, Laura Styles, Peter Rosenberg

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Overview

This episode dives deep into the ongoing fallout from the killing of Renee Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross, exposes disturbing trends within ICE and U.S. law enforcement, and unpacks the culture of white supremacy pervading U.S. institutions. In the second half of the episode, the trio breaks down memorable moments from the Golden Globes, discusses celebrity drama, and fields a listener’s relationship question in their signature "Original Gurus" segment.

Throughout, the show balances acute social commentary, media analysis, poignant humor, and their trademark candid, conversational energy.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Behind the Scenes & Show Updates

• The team discusses their excitement about the show’s direction and future plans, including merch and group logistics.
• Rosenberg admits some confusion about all the moving parts but assures listeners "people should be excited about the level of work and conversation that's going into the plans." (02:16)

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ICE Killing of Renee Good: Outrage, Analysis, and Accountability

The Video and Public Reaction

• Rosenberg and Ebro are deeply affected by new video analysis revealing Renee Good’s calm demeanor before being shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross.
  • Rosenberg: "When I watched it again and saw that video where she says, 'I'm not mad at you yet.' ... followed by not only the callousness of this coward ... but the idea that you wouldn’t even be in shock ... It’s just insane." (03:06)
• Laura Styles describes ICE agents disrespecting memorials for Renee Good: "They were just kicking it and just making fun of it and antagonizing other people." (04:12)

Media, Political, and Institutional Failure

• Ebro critiques pundits and politicians who quickly defended the agent, specifically calling out Stephen A. Smith, the White House, and right-wing figures:
  • "They rushed out the door to try to create a narrative around ... Renee Good’s murder ... before we had seen what we knew was that the police code does not allow you to shoot a moving car." (04:32)
• The team emphasizes many police officers—contrary to the official narrative—are speaking out against the shooting:
  • Laura: "How many police officers are speaking out?"
  • Ebro: "Many." (05:36)

Deeper ICE Problems: Background Checks, Training & White Supremacy

• Reports surface about ICE agents with little or no background checks and sometimes criminal records:
  • Ebro: "Many of them are getting these jobs without passing background checks."
  • Laura: "They're just grabbing anybody, bro." (06:16)
• Rosenberg details Jonathan Ross's extensive role in training other agents:
  • "He's part of the training of the problem...There are people who want to be like this, and they are like this and they choose to be like." (07:36)
  • Ebro: "They're training others to be like this..." (08:05)
• Rosenberg decries the dehumanization enabled by institutional logic:
  • "They didn't see Renee Good as a human being. They saw a left wing lunatic who uses pronouns." (08:06)
• Ebro speculates that manufactured chaos and fear are part of a plan to suppress elections and protests:
  • "I'm telling you. So they could say it's unsafe. So they can't have the midterm elections." (09:45)

Calls for Accountability

• Philadelphia’s district attorney delivers a strong warning to ICE and military agents:
  • Rosenberg: "If any law enforcement agent, any ICE agent is going to come to Philly to commit crimes, then you can get the F out of here...You will do your time because Donald Trump cannot pardon you for a state court conviction." (10:27–11:10)
  • Ebro: "This is not for you. This is for anyone of your colleagues who thinks they are above the law." (11:36)

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White Supremacy, Institutional Racism, and Media Blindness

• Rosenberg highlights a recent DHS social media post that uses a neo-Nazi song:
  • "If you, for whatever reason, weren't buying that our fed is being run by white supremacists, then this should put that to bed for you." (12:36)
• The hosts call out apathy and denial, urging white Americans to actively stand against these forces:
  • Rosenberg: "If you're one of my fellow white people in America, you need to recognize this and you need to stand up against it, because this is what this regime is all about." (13:20)
• They link Elon Musk’s social media activity and a previously dismissed Nazi salute to a real, rising tide of overt white supremacy:
  • Ebro: "We have Nazi songs. We're here now, people. Everybody tried to act like it was an awkward hand gesture." (15:06)

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Social and Media Critique: Freedom of Speech & Public Discourse

• Ebro warns the "loophole" of freedom of speech is enabling the resurgence of hate:
  • "Now that loophole of freedom of speech...it is a slippery slope...is now blowing up in America's face." (16:16)
• Rosenberg describes enduring relentless antisemitism and racist attacks in social media comments, connecting it to wider toxic discourse:
  • "Everything I post is 90% just, you know, shut up, Jew. ... I always think that's such an effective..." (17:36)

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Media, Celebrity, and Political Hypocrisy

• The team discusses politicians like Kristi Noem and media personalities like Stephen A. Smith and Bill Maher, calling out their hypocrisy and complicity in promoting right-wing talking points.

• Rosenberg and Laura break down how figures like Bill Maher leverage controversy and bigotry for career gain:

  • Rosenberg (on Maher): "He's just a terrible person. I don't understand this guy." (26:08)
  • Ebro: "How much has this helped Bill Maher have access to more capital? I guarantee you it has." (29:22)

• Laura and Rosenberg debate whether ideological reversals in media are driven by money or by personal sentiment.

  • Laura: "Some people genuinely believe this and support it, and this is just who they are." (30:17)
  • Ebro: "The reason I land on the money is because I know they see how bad this is. But you've decided to step out and align." (30:33)

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Golden Globes Recap & Entertainment Takedown

Highlights & Memorable Moments

• Nikki Glaser’s opening monologue jabs at CBS News’ censorship:
  • Glaser: "And the award for most editing goes to CBS News. Yes, CBS News, America's newest place to CBS News." (21:49)
• Mark Ruffalo’s outspoken support for Palestine and criticism of U.S. leadership:
  • Ruffalo: "If we're relying on this guy's morality for the most powerful country in the world, then we're all in a lot of trouble. So this is for her. This is for the people in the United States who are terrorized and scared today... what I'm seeing here happening is not America." (34:35)
• Wanda Sykes roasts Bill Maher:
  • Sykes: "Bill Maher, you give us so much."
  • Rosenberg: "But I would love a little less."
  • Sykes: "Just try less." (27:54)

Industry Commentary

• The hosts criticize the glut of repetitive awards ("Gene Smart won again for Hacks... She doesn’t need to win every single. You could tell by this point. She’s like, whatever.") and the increasing unseriousness of some Golden Globe categories.
• They discuss the inclusion of "K Pop Demon Hunters" and the Golden Globes' willingness to chase hype rather than meaning:
  • Rosenberg: "[The Golden Globes] just put whatever's hot, they put it on the stage." (41:11)
• Touching moment: Ebro is moved by Teyana Taylor’s acceptance speech highlighting Black women’s visibility:
  • Taylor: "To my brown sisters and little brown girls watching tonight, our softness is not a liability. Our death is not. Death is not too much. Our light does not need permission to shine. We belong in every room we walk into. Our voices matter and our dreams deserve space." (38:24)

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Pop Culture & Relationship Drama

Diddy’s Pardon Request Denied

• Laura recaps Trump’s refusal to grant Diddy’s pardon request:
  • Rosenberg: "He openly said, I can't do it because I don't like him anymore."
  • Ebro: "Congratulations. You played yourself. And he was mean to me." (49:27–49:38)

Offset/Selena Powell Mess

• The Offset/Selena Powell scandal is recapped with all its messiness and warnings to celebrities who knowingly risk public embarrassment from known "exposers":
  • Laura: "She is known for, like, sleeping with all these people and exposing them... I just don't understand why celebrities continue to deal with her." (51:37)
• Ebro draws a humorous rollercoaster analogy: "It's like a ride at an amusement park...You look at that drop and you're like, I gotta try." (54:34–55:03)

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Listener Advice Segment: The Original Gurus

Scenario: Cheating, Boundaries, and Consequences

• Listener writes in, having discovered her boyfriend is still flirting (calling a coworker "my love") after promising to stop a year prior.
• She debates reporting him to HR.

Key Advice & Quotes

• Rosenberg: "Unless there's a power dynamic here...they can flirt with each other at work. HR ain't it." (62:17)
• Laura: "He's continuing to disrespect her, to invalidate her feelings, to make her feel like garbage. He does not respect you or the relationship enough to have discipline." (66:12)
• Ebro: "If you have someone in your life that is incapable of being disciplined in the ways you need them to be in your relationship, don't have children with them and don't get into homeownership with them or marriage." (67:15)
• Laura (firmly): "Burn it down." (66:53, 68:32)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote/Memory | |-----------|---------|--------------| | 03:06 | Rosenberg | "The fact that you just, you know...there was just zero regret whatsoever. I, yeah, Ebro, it completely and utterly sent me." | | 04:12 | Laura Styles | "I had to stop after a while because it literally makes my blood boil. People had left flowers and candles...ICE agents just kicking it and...making fun of it." | | 10:27 | Rosenberg (DA quote) | "If any law enforcement agent, any ICE agent is going to come to Philly to commit crimes, then you can get. The F out of here." | | 13:20 | Rosenberg | "If you're one of my fellow white people in America, you need to recognize this and you need to stand up against it." | | 21:49 | Nikki Glaser | "And the award for most editing goes to CBS News. Yes, CBS News, America's newest place to CBS News." | | 34:35 | Mark Ruffalo | "If we're relying on this guy's morality...then we're all in a lot of trouble. So this is for her. This is for the people in the United States who are terrorized and scared today." | | 38:24 | Teyana Taylor | "To my brown sisters and little brown girls watching tonight, our softness is not a liability...Our voices matter and our dreams deserve space." | | 49:32 | Rosenberg | "He openly said, I can't do it because I don't like him anymore." | | 66:53 | Laura Styles | "Burn it down." (relationship advice) |

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Show Launch & Behind the Scenes: 01:00–02:30
• ICE Killing Reaction & Analysis: 02:31–14:56
• White Supremacy & Media Complicity Discussion: 12:36–16:59
• Golden Globes Recap: 21:49–47:08
• Listener Advice ("The Original Gurus"): 56:55–68:59

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Tone

The hosts blend impassioned political analysis, skeptical wit, cultural critique, and honest, relatable advice. Their delivery is authentic, occasionally heated, but always sharply focused and full of lively banter and rhythm—giving listeners an informed yet distinctly “in the room” experience.

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Quick Reference Summary

• Anger and heartbreak at institutional violence, media complicity, and public apathy surrounding Renee Good’s killing.
• Calls for white allies to wake up, criticize white supremacy embedded in government and media, and resist institutional injustice.
• Entertaining recaps and sharp industry takes on Golden Globes, with emphasis on real representation and the unseriousness of some categories.
• Messy pop culture news, especially around celebrity scandals and public drama.
• Listener advice: When respect is repeatedly broken in a relationship, it's time to walk away—don’t try to get revenge via HR.

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For social discussion, media critique, and raw advice, The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show continues to blend the personal and political with unmatched candor and edge.

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[Rosenberg]

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[Ebro]

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[Laura Styles]

It's happening. I thought, listen, we're telling you, we have plans. We mean it. Okay?

[Ebro]

We mean it.

[Laura Styles]

We're working.

[Ebro]

Well, Rosenberg, are you happy with how our plans are shaping up? Are you what you see behind the scenes? I feel like you're a trustworthy, honest voice for the audience. Do you feel like the plans we have for the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show are shaping up nice?

[Rosenberg]

I think they're, yes, shaping up nice. I believe so. But I also, like, a lot's been happening. So it's a lot of conversation. That's why today we have a meeting after the program.

[Ebro]

Our first Ebro Laura Rosenberg show post show meeting.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah. So I don't say that to say I don't have full trust. I do. I just can't lie and say I have full understanding of what's going on because it's a lot. It's like a lot of conversations. Conversations. So. But yes, people should be excited about the level of work and conversation that's going into the plans. I think. Yes.

[Ebro]

Rosenberg, I saw that you finally, after your work travels over the weekend, got to See the Renee Good analysis videos of her saying, all right, buddy, I'm not mad at you, and then closing with him, this ICE agent. Do we. I don't think we know his name. Basically shooting her and calling Jonathan Ross, calling her an effing after he's basically shot her in the face and she was being nice to him. And it really hits you. Yeah. So much so you had to put up a video about it.

[Rosenberg]

No, it sent me. It sent me. I mean, all of it had sent me. And like, I think the Renee Good thing has been yet another touch point for our country. For sure. Like, this is clearly a. A moment. But when I watched it again and saw that video where she says, I'm not mad at you yet. The, the 50th piece of evidence that she had no interest in harming this man, followed by not only the callousness of this coward calling this woman and this mother the effing B word after he shot her, but the idea that you wouldn't even be in shock. I know you wouldn't even say oh my God or oh, no or oh, f. The fact that you just, you know, like, it's either like he's done this before. He's wanted to do this before. There was just zero regret whatsoever. I. Yeah, Ebro, it completely and utterly sent me. I, I just. Yeah, it's. It's just insane.

[Laura Styles]

I don't know if you saw also the videos that I, I had to stop after a while because it literally makes my blood boil. People had left flowers and candles. I don't know if you saw the video of the ICE agents just kicking it, just kicking it and just making fun of it and just like antagonizing other people who were there just trying to light some candles and put flowers down.

[Ebro]

Well, and so, and so, boom. I know, listen. And we said it last week. You know, I'm not trying to. This is, this is not. I'm not trying to get you any, Any more blood in the water for you, Rosenberg. That's not what I'm trying to do here. I appreciate that, but the reason I was so vehemently opposed to Stephen A. Smith's stance is because he's not a legal professional, he's not a political professional, and he rushed out the door in defense of someone who had just killed a woman, just like the White House did, just like J.D. vance did, just like all the right wing pundits did. They rushed out the door to try to create a narrative around rap, around Renee Good's murder. And Around Jonathan Ross, this murderer, before we had seen what we knew was that the police code does not allow you to shoot a moving car. Everyone knew that off top.

[Laura Styles]

And how many police officers are speaking out?

[Ebro]

Many.

[Laura Styles]

Yes.

[Ebro]

And so that's what I talk about when I'm talking about doing the dance. It means you got a memo. And they was like, here, rush out here and toe the line or soft shoe it. I mean, shoot this on our behalf.

[Rosenberg]

I, I don't believe that a memo was sent that said that I'm not literal.

[Ebro]

I'm not being literal. I'm not being.

[Rosenberg]

Got it. It's hard sometimes. You got to be clear. Gotta be clear.

[Ebro]

I'm not being literal. I'm not being literal. But that's why I brought that up. Because now that we've all seen all of the different details of this murder. Right.

[Rosenberg]

The other.

[Ebro]

Here's the other piece about ICE agents. It's now coming out that many of them are getting these jobs without passing background checks.

[Rosenberg]

Yes.

[Laura Styles]

Proper training with.

[Ebro]

Without having. With having criminal backgrounds.

[Laura Styles]

They're just grabbing anybody, bro.

[Rosenberg]

But I saw a thing yesterday. Let me see if I can find crazy. I saw a thing yesterday. And again, there's so many videos moving around that it's very hard to like. I don't believe in taking things as law when you see a video with someone talking to a camera, but here it is. No, I found an article from NBC News. See, because this is what you do, folks, when you see a stupid video online, before you say it out loud to the people watching you, you go, can I find a reputable source? Here is NBC. The ICE officer who killed a Minnesota woman is a war veteran who spent over a decade working for dhs. So here's the thing. Jonathan Ross wasn't some newcomer who jumped off the couch. He's been doing this. In fact, I, I heard. I see if I can find it in this article. The thing that I saw said he had been training people in using force.

[Laura Styles]

What?

[Rosenberg]

Meaning if that, if that is true, he's not like, you know, a result of the problem. He's part of the training of the problem.

[Ebro]

Yeah.

[Rosenberg]

Ross testified he was also a member of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force as well as a firearms instructor and field intelligence offer officer. He is the training. This is what they. There are people who want to be like this, and they are like this and they choose to be like.

[Ebro]

They're training others to be like this and.

[Rosenberg]

And training others to be like this. I just, I got to a point of it was just another one of those examples. We've had many. You know, George Floyd was obviously a touch point. There have been several of where you just realize people are so. And I know there are people out there who feel that way about us, but they're wrong. There are people out there who have been so warped by the, the, the evil that has pervaded this country that they can't see anything clearly anymore. They. They literally. They didn't see Renee Good as a human being. They saw a left wing lunatic who uses pronouns. They. They don't care. They don't want to see truth. You could not watch that video. Guys, when was the last time you saw a police officer seriously engaging in something in which they. They were in danger and they were holding a cell phone with one hand? Tell me one example. I want a cop to tell me what, say, if one of your fellow officers was in a serious situation where they thought violent danger was in their path and with one hand they were holding a cell phone so they could operate only with the other hand as they stepped in front of. Of the vehicle. Someone tell me that's legitimate procedure. They can't.

[Ebro]

Can't be it. Can't.

[Rosenberg]

Can't be.

[Ebro]

Can't be.

[Rosenberg]

Can't be.

[Ebro]

Well, and, and furthermore, I think. Listen, I'm gonna say it as much as I can say it. All of this has been a part of the plan.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, yeah.

[Ebro]

Getting us so emotional to this point where people are on the street, where ICE agents are reportedly going door to door, where people have their phones out, everyone's at each other's throat. So that I'm telling you. So they could say it's unsafe. So they can't have the midterm elections.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah, they want to intend.

[Rosenberg]

We're getting close.

[Laura Styles]

Protesters. They don't want people to feel safe. They don't want people out there exercising their voice.

[Ebro]

Matter of fact, let's go to Philadelphia's district attorney. They had words for ice.

[Rosenberg]

If any law enforcement agent, any ICE agent is going to come to Philly to commit crimes, then you can get.

[Ebro]

The F out of here. Because if you do that here.

[Rosenberg]

I will charge you with those crimes. You will be arrested, you will stand trial, you will be convicted, whether it's in state or federal court, it's my office prosecuting it. That's how the law works. And you will do your time because Donald Trump cannot pardon you for a state court conviction. Do you hear me, ICE agents?

[Ebro]

Do you hear me, National Guard?

[Rosenberg]

Do you hear me, military? You're going to jail. If you commit crimes in the city of Philadelphia, you will be accountable. The law applies to all of you. And I know that there are honest, decent, moral law enforcement officers out there by the bushel, including in ice.

[Ebro]

This is not for you.

[Rosenberg]

This is for anyone of your colleagues who thinks they are above the law.

[Ebro]

Listen. Yeah, yeah, and I'll be honest. I'm, I, I, I suspect that now ICE wants to show up to that town. They want these challenges to start. They want this kind of right individual. They want the conflict. How could that, how could I believe anything otherwise? Look, look at this coverage. This guy's name is Zeno Farmer that I follow on Instagram and I've seen multiples of these. I did not see the White House post with this neo Nazi song, but the whites who are opposed to this on the Internet are covering it feverishly. Do we have a Zennio Farmer?

[Rosenberg]

I want to show you all this post that DHS made on their socials accompanied with this song. And then I want to talk about it with you. This song, we'll have Our Home Again, is a neo Nazi song, a white supremacist shooter. Reference the lyrics to this song after unaliving three black people in Florida and the proud boys have been filmed singing it. If you, for whatever reason, weren't buying that our fed is being run by white supremacists, then this should put that to bed for you. They're not even attempting to hide anything anymore.

[Ebro]

It's all right out in the open.

[Rosenberg]

That is where we are. So if you're one of my fellow white people in America, you need to recognize this and you need to stand up against it, because this is what this regime is all about. They will continue down this path until we remove them. This is white supremacy at the most dangerous levels of our government. And everybody needs to recognize that. Anybody that supports that, and you know, we fascist too, do not comply. Well, because there is that thing that's existed now where, like, if you mention white supremacy or overt racism or they're going to do they love Nazis that everyone. There's so many people. Calm down. You're, you're being hysterical. They're blatantly saying, yes, they're not. This isn't being yet. Like this is. This is your own willful ignorance if you choose not to see it. Stephen Miller, who is the biggest voice behind all of this, just listen to him talk. This is what he admires. He is the real deal, an admirer of all things fast chism and white supremacy. And this is what he is who is shaping the. This entire policy so well.

[Ebro]

And, and, and currently you have the. Elon Musk's on social media and his ilk talking about reverse immigration where they are so concerned about being outnumbered as white people in the United States that a lot of this, you know, ICE behavior is to get brown people out of here, black and brown people out of here.

[Rosenberg]

It's been amazing to see Elon Musk basically retweeting and supporting every horrible racist thing that he can.

[Ebro]

That's right.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah.

[Rosenberg]

I mean, how is it even legal?

[Ebro]

So back. Back to that salute. At that, at that. At that meeting that the new. The mainstream media tried to act like it wasn't a Nazi salute. Back to that salute that wasn't a Nazi salute. Now we're here. We have Nazi songs. We're here now, people. Everybody tried to act like it was an awkward hand gesture.

[Rosenberg]

Remember that? Oh, I do.

[Ebro]

Even the. Even. Even Jewish organizations are.

[Rosenberg]

The adl, you mean? No, the adl. Let's stop. Let's not say organizations. It is the same one. The same one that's always the loudest one. The loudest and the wrongest one.

[Ebro]

Yes, yes, Fair. Awkward hand gesture, huh?

[Rosenberg]

And how is this legal? Like, the guy controls the platform, so everything that he posts gets a. The most retweets.

[Laura Styles]

Who's gonna check them?

[Rosenberg]

Boo.

[Ebro]

Who check him?

[Laura Styles]

Who's gonna check him? And for him, it's just my freedom of speech.

[Rosenberg]

Who's gonna check anybody?

[Ebro]

And we've been saying it on. On the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show for the last week. And we keep pointing back to the Civil War. We keep pointing back to the rebel flag. The reason I'm doing that was because that was an opportunity for this country to say, these things are illegal. Instead, what we did is we called them freedom of speech. And now that loophole of freedom of speech, which everyone loves. And yes, it is a slippery slope. It's a very slippery slope. Is now blowing up in America's face. That's about all we got on Laura Styles. A deep sigh.

[Rosenberg]

Well, I don't know. I don't even know. We're so angry. Where else do you go? Like, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know.

[Ebro]

Like, I don't know.

[Rosenberg]

I saw the comments on my post and whenever I posted anything, because I was just, like, I was in a real eff it mood, so I would put things up on Twitter, you know, last night I posted January 6th footage, and I'm like, real quick. So, Renee, good. Deserved what she got. And. But these people in these videos, they all got pardoned. They're good, right?

[Ebro]

So you're active. You're active out here. Yeah. You're kicking the hornets nest.

[Laura Styles]

But then he goes into the worst cesspool to post these videos when you know all those people are going to be like, yes, Rosenberg, they're justified.

[Rosenberg]

That action. Well, I will say this. Comments have gotten so. Twitter has become so bad that in a weird way, it stopped affecting me at all. It's all going to be bad. Every. Everything I post is 90% just, you know, shut up, Jew. By the. Don't you love when people prove. When people show that they're not racist or anti Semitic by telling me to shut my Jew mouth. I love that. I always think that's such an effective. I know, but did you see we didn't put this in today?

[Ebro]

No, I think. I think it's just your Jew mouth. It's not all Jew mouth.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, oh, oh.

[Ebro]

So it's not technically anti Semitic.

[Rosenberg]

No, no, you're right. They're just being specific. We didn't put this in, I don't think. But did you guys watch the Kristi Gnome Jake Tapper exchange?

[Laura Styles]

Oh, Rosenberg. I saw it. I saw it.

[Ebro]

Load that up. I need to see it. Load it up.

[Rosenberg]

Listen, I'm no huge Jake Tapper fan, but he tries to hold his ground again, like he did with Stephen Miller. He tries to hold his ground with Kristi Noem and push her on the. On her defense of what happened to Renee. Good. And he's just like, trying to point out the facts. And yo, she will just lie.

[Ebro]

Not interested in the facts.

[Rosenberg]

Lie right to your face. He brings up January 6th and he's like, yeah, but the Donald Trump pardoned. He. He's like. He showed her the videos. He said, I'd like to show you some videos. And he showed Kristi Noem that video of. Remember the cop when they had him jammed in the door? And. Ah, ah. Screaming for his life. And he's like, so. So real quick, these people, these exact people were pardoned by the president. So can you explain? And she's just like, every situation on the ground is different. Mm.

[Laura Styles]

She had. She has this blank stare with her rehearsed talking points.

[Ebro]

Well, that's it, Laura. You know, I don't wanna. I don't want a body shame. Is this considered body shaming when you talk about plastic surgery? But the stare. She bought the stare, the look, the whole face, you know, her whole face is different. She changed her Whole face.

[Rosenberg]

Mar a Lago face is what you're saying.

[Ebro]

Yo, the fact that that's a thing is bananas to me. Is everyone familiar with this? Is this a normal.

[Rosenberg]

I think we talked. We talked about it last week, didn't we?

[Laura Styles]

Yeah, it's a look. It's a certain look that they all have. They, they all opt for specific cosmetic procedures to make them look that way.

[Ebro]

What I'm trying to understand here, Laura, help me out. Help me out. Maybe Rosenberg.

[Laura Styles]

I'm trying to understand, too. No, no, go ahead.

[Ebro]

So is the idea that this Mar a Lago face, I'm gonna get plastic surgery to look a certain way so that I could be accepted in or so that I could turn the men on or so that I'm considered attractive to the people who hang out at Mar A Lago. Is that what we're saying?

[Rosenberg]

I guess.

[Laura Styles]

I think it's all of the above. Certain people tend to like. And this, I've seen this before. Like certain hairstyles, certain cosmetic procedures, like the overfilled lips or the frozen Botox eyes where they can't really. They, they barely can move their eyebrows. Right. But it's like a trend. It's. It literally is a trend. And they want to all kind of look the same. That's what they consider beautiful or that's what those men consider beautiful. So they all go and get that, the overly tanned orange. You know what I mean?

[Ebro]

Nah, it's crazy shade.

[Rosenberg]

Last night there wasn't a, like, no, I can't say that there was a bunch of little stuff at the Golden Globes. It wasn't the entire show, but there was its share. Very curious about whether there would be a shots because the show is on cbs. And as we know, Barry Weiss, who took over CBS News is a like, her entire life is designed by extreme Zionism. She's a crazy person on that subject. That has led to her becoming a full Trump puppet. That has led to CBS News cutting off stories, not showing us stuff on 60 Minutes that makes the Trump administration look bad. And anyways, Nikki Glaser, the host, did get a moment in here. Let's. This is Nikki Glaser last night.

[Laura Styles]

And the award for most editing goes to CBS News. Yes, CBS News, America's newest place to CBS News.

[Ebro]

Yeah, I like it. Well, and then there was on. Do we have the Mark Ruffalo on.

[Rosenberg]

The Mark Ruffalo on the red carpet.

[Ebro]

On the red carpet moment, which will, you know, look, Mark, in my opinion, has been doing great work around this for you Know, and being vocal around world events, Gaza and other things.

[Rosenberg]

You want to know how, you want to know how? We don't have that in there. Eber. You want to. How far Mark Ruffalo is into it. Mark Ruffalo emails my dad like every.

[Ebro]

Two weeks after an M say word.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, yeah, no Mark Ruffalo. He's. He's reading the MJ report.

[Ebro]

He's in.

[Laura Styles]

Wow.

[Ebro]

Substack, man. Shout out to dad. Substack.

[Rosenberg]

Look up MJ Rosenberg on substack. Mj. I'm see if you just, I think you just Google it. Mj.

[Ebro]

And then you need to do the history on MJ Rosenberg because Rosenberg's dad's been, you know, supporting Palestinians for how many years in his articles?

[Rosenberg]

Well, he's really come around. He's really been that sort of on that vibe for like 22 years, something like that. It was early 2000s. It was when. It was when it was when the peace talks really failed in, in the early 2000s that he got aggressive. You know, he'd been moving that direction for a long time. But my dad was a hardcore Zionist in like 1968.

[Ebro]

Right.

[Rosenberg]

And then just started moving. Yeah, he was a believer.

[Laura Styles]

Right.

[Rosenberg]

And then, you know, like patriots, like most patriots, eventually you go, what the hell is going on here?

[Ebro]

Yeah, but we're doing it in the United States. There are. And there are definitely. Look, contrary to what you may see in. On your timeline, there are tons of people who live in Israel. Hundreds of thousands, millions. They were ready to convict Netanyahu before this last chapter, before October 7th.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, yeah, it was the, that battle back and forth because he was trying to take away the power from the Supreme Court.

[Ebro]

They wanted to convict him. And now we're here.

[Rosenberg]

So yeah, Ruffalo. Ruffalo's been on it. He's been on it. But I just sent. I don't know if you have it yet. Speaking of people who are terrible in Israel, I sent Bascom, Wanda Sykes. I didn't see this last night on stage. Took a shot at Bill Maher and I am so here for this.

[Ebro]

So we haven't seen this yet.

[Rosenberg]

No, I haven't seen it yet. But Bill Maher has been basically an open islamophobe for like 20 some years.

[Ebro]

Well, and, and mind you, and mind you wasn't. Didn't Bill Maher put out like an anti religious movie at a certain point?

[Rosenberg]

He put out a movie called religious. And I remember seeing that movie as a kid. Not a kid, a 25, 24 year old whatever it was. And I remember at the time being like, why does he say nothing about Judaism in this movie as a Jewish person? I was like, it's, he makes fun of Christianity and Islam a lot. There's like no good Judaism humor in here. I was, that's what I was here for. I'm like, if you're a person of the group that you want to see it, make fun of your ridiculous religion. Because I got bad news for you. I got bad news for you religious people of all your religion, of every religion, which, no matter which it is, there's some ridiculous.

[Ebro]

Oh man, there's a joke in there.

[Laura Styles]

Always, always, always.

[Rosenberg]

There's some ridiculous is in your teachings, folks. But I'm only addressing that to Jews, Muslims, Christians and all other religions. So Alice was like, why? And then like, you know, he's a non practicing Jew. I even recently saw him say in one of his dumb conversations where he's being pro Israel and doing the same argument he makes to everyone, well, if you were to live in the Middle east, where would you live? Trying to imply that every single place in, throughout the Middle east, you'd just be shot for walking down the street. I saw him say in that conversation, he's like, I mean, I'm not Jewish. So like, he doesn't even identify as Jewish. I know he is. I believe his mother is Jewish. But when speaking about it, like, he doesn't consider himself Jewish.

[Ebro]

Right?

[Rosenberg]

He's just a terrible person. I don't understand this guy. So I, I, hopefully we'll be able to pull it up here.

[Ebro]

It should be noted this, this program's been calling Bill Maher a terrible person even before this. I, I just want, before he went to the White House, before he went to the White. I just want to point out we are 10 years, 10 years into telling all of you that this Trump thing was a terrible idea. Ten years, ten years into telling you that all of this Trump, Putin, all of this Netanyahu stuff is white supremacists. They are white supremacists. We've been telling you this, we've been saying it over. And people thought I was being inflammatory. People thought I was being, I was out of control, I was losing my mind. I, I, I need to stick to music, yada, yada, yada.

[Rosenberg]

Well, Ebro, we didn't brand it well enough. The thing you have to do is.

[Ebro]

Oh, we didn't put, when you get.

[Rosenberg]

Interested in something, you have to brand it and make it your thing. And also you're not willing to Go out and, like, do, like, all the appearances. So you were. You weren't selected to be the black guy who will speak on everything. If you had become the black guy who speaks for all black people because some white person said, I like this guy. He should speak for all of them, then we'd be hot out here. But you didn't do that. And they're enough whites doing it. So what am I gonna do?

[Ebro]

Well, now we got Wanda. We got Wanda Sykes.

[Rosenberg]

Laura.

[Ebro]

Laura.

[Laura Styles]

Yes, yes. Let's check that out.

[Rosenberg]

Let's do it.

[Laura Styles]

Bill Maher, you give us so much.

[Rosenberg]

But I would love a little less.

[Laura Styles]

Just try less.

[Rosenberg]

It's small, but did you see his. His face of discomfort? That's a room of him in front of all his peers. Like, the jokes like that. He already say. Recently, I saw him getting interviewed. A clip was moving around saying, have you lost any friends? And he was like, very sheepishly was like, Larry David. He was like other. Really? He was like, he doesn't speak to me.

[Ebro]

Larry David's not a. An Israeli psycho. He's not being a. Correct about the Israeli government.

[Rosenberg]

Well, yeah. First of all. First of all, Larry's on the right side of the Israel issue. Second of all, Larry wrote an op ed when. When. When Bill Maher went to go meet with Trump. Go look this up if you haven't ever read it. When Bill Maher had his meal with Trump and came back on TV going, well, you know, in person, he's really nice. Larry wrote a farcical editorial about his dinner with Hitler.

[Laura Styles]

I gotta look this up.

[Rosenberg]

And you have to understand it's fully in character. And he's just talking about how he went to go see the Fuhrer and he does the whole. It's just incredible. And so he just completely roasted him. And there are. It's just nice to see there are.

[Ebro]

Good people, by the way. And it's. So this. And this just proves my point about doing the dance for the bag, because how much has this helped Bill Maher have access to more capital? I guarantee you it has.

[Rosenberg]

I guess that's it. I mean, I. Part of me with Bill Maher just feels like when I watch him, he's just an old sellout. Like, this is what an old sellout looks like.

[Ebro]

I think it's money. I always think. But that's.

[Rosenberg]

No, you do.

[Ebro]

I always think it's money.

[Rosenberg]

Right. And I'm not saying. I think the truth is probably in the middle between us. Like, sometimes it's money, sometimes it's just people's actual natural way.

[Ebro]

That's where we were. That's where we landed on the Stephen A. Debate.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah. Yeah. I, I, I tend to think people often are who they are, whereas you tend to think, nah, someone had to be paying them. I didn't. I think a lot of people who made the MAGA grift, I think a lot of them, it wasn't money. It was a deeper thing.

[Laura Styles]

Thank you. Thank you. I agree with you, Rosenberg. Although I do believe there's money circulating around it and. Yes, but not everyone is getting paid, guys. Some people genuinely believe this and support it, and this is just who they are.

[Rosenberg]

Or it tapped into something, like, inside them.

[Ebro]

Right. I guess the reason I land on the money is because I know they see, I know they see how bad this is. But you've decided to step out and align. You don't have to step out in a line. You can lay back, but you've stepped out and aligned.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, in some cases beyond the line.

[Ebro]

It's like, and so either you need, you need this administration's help in some way. Right. Like you have some criminal ish going on and you could pay to have access to the president. That's a thing right now.

[Rosenberg]

Right.

[Ebro]

Or it's benefiting you because why would you step out and go so hard?

[Rosenberg]

Well, how about this? Okay, so, for example, and Ebro, I think you should re, I think you should leave the room and come right back because you're, you're frozen. It's a perfect frozen photo of you. Oh, it looks like it works. But, and, and by the way, for everyone in the comments who's now screaming about, like, this is why you guys need to be together and we have plans, and the plans aren't far off, so calm down.

[Laura Styles]

It takes time, guys, to get a place together.

[Rosenberg]

There's a place getting put together in which we are, we're not going to be together every show, but a lot of shows we're going to be together. So everyone who's in that zone is being built, Please. But no, Laura, I think there are some people out there where it tapped into something deep in them, and they haven't liked the way they've been received on the left, whether that be, you know, just black. Twitter doesn't like them, social media doesn't like them. And so they think, you know what? F those people, maybe I'd be better off over here. So their grift isn't as overt as Ebro might be saying, like, about cash. The grift is about acceptance the grift is about people liking their posts.

[Laura Styles]

There's levels to it. There's levels to it, and then there's some who have always been quietly racist or Islamophobic or just looking for that one thing, to your point, that one thing where it's like, I can't be the only one that look at them. Like, I know a person that I always saw, like her talking about the most stereotypic Islamic, like, just like, always pulling up extremism, right? Look at them. Look at them. I'm like, do you know that there's extremism in every religion, in everyone? Remember we were just talking about, like, that crazy Jewish cult because it's a cult that's in Guatemala that has been kicked out of, like, Israel and America and everyone because they're so psychotic. And then look at Christianity, look at Catholicism. How many cults have existed under the name of Jesus? You know what I mean?

[Rosenberg]

Listen, listen. I know someone. I know someone who ran into. This is back to Bill Maher again. I know someone who ran into Bill Maher once and brought up religion, and he basically immediately, in casual conversation, admitted to being an Islamophobe. Now, that's alleged. That's alleged. I can't say that's a fact. That's alleged. But if you watch his program, he does not hide the fact that he thinks the root of Islam is evil. It's like he took all propaganda that came post 911 when a very evil thing was done in the name of Islam, and he allowed that in his mind to define what Islam is as a religion. And it's lazy and it's ignorant and it's hateful, and he's been doing it forever. And it does nothing to benefit anyone. We can call out extremism of all groups without having to be. It's just the same as any bigotry. It's just the same as anything defining an entire group by the most extreme, worst people in that group.

[Laura Styles]

That's right.

[Ebro]

Did we get to the Mark Ruffalo audio last night on the.

[Rosenberg]

Fire it up.

[Ebro]

Go ahead, Mark.

[Rosenberg]

What's the pin for? Renee? Nicole Good, who is murdered. We have a vice president is lying about what's happening. We have a. We're in the middle of a war with Venezuela that we illegally invaded. He's telling the world that international law doesn't matter to him. The only thing that matters to him is his own morality. But the guy is a convicted felon or convicted rapist. He's a pedophile. He's the Worst human being. If we're relying on this guy's morality for the most powerful country in the world, then we're all in a lot of trouble. So this is for her. This is for the people in the United States who are terrorized and scared today. I know I'm one of them. I love this country, and what I'm seeing here happening is not America. Mark, why do you feel that this platform is still useful to spread a message like this? Listen, I want to pretend like this. I want to be here to celebrate, and I am here to celebrate, and I'm proud to have a Golden Globe nomination. But also, this is not normal anymore. And so I don't know how I. How I could be quiet. And I'm feeling a little sick, so it's hard to BS right now.

[Laura Styles]

So he's like, this is the platform I got. So.

[Ebro]

By the way, I thought we were gonna play the clip when he was on Entertainment Tonight.

[Rosenberg]

Now this is better clip.

[Laura Styles]

Oh, no, no. This one's good.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah. I thought the entertainment's the night one, too. Ebro. I like this one. That one was even, like, harsher. Although I. Yo, my man. You know, my man. You know Entertainment Tonight. That guy. What's that guy's name? He's been on for a long time now. He's been doing a lot. And he comes up or Access Hollywood, whichever one it is. And he's like, hey, guys, so how are you have it here to have a good time? I mean, how excited? Have drink and sit back and relax. And they're like, renee, good is dead. And my man just keeps trying to come up to people to be like, so, I mean, come on. We gonna have a good time tonight or what? How about one battle after another? Am I right? And like, Kevin Frazier. Our country is going to hell. And Kevin Frazier, totally made.

[Ebro]

But now when he was with Mark Ruffalo, I gotta shout out Kevin Frazier.

[Rosenberg]

Because he rolled with him. Oh, he rolled.

[Ebro]

Listen, listen. He's got to do the dance. That's the job he signed up for.

[Rosenberg]

Here you go to doing the dance. I didn't even say doing the dance.

[Ebro]

He's just doing his job, which is a dance. He's got to get on a red carpet and make people all happy and. And even when they're not. That's the dance. It's part of the dance. It's not a. I'm not trying to shade him. I just want to acknowledge that we all have to do these things and act like everything's hunky. Dory sometimes when it's not, man, it's not a diss. But he also talked about being from the Twin Cities with Mark.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, he did. No, he. No, he rolled with it. I'm not saying he didn't roll with it. I'm just saying it's funny that each and every time it's always under the guise of like, here we go, happy talk. And half the time people are like, hey, I want to talk about something.

[Ebro]

It. Shane Sweet, my G.

[Rosenberg]

I want to give Kevin Frazier props. They did a weird thing last night. They tried something different where like, after each award win, Kevin Frazier and some other guy who was super awkward would do, like, commentary. In the moment between the win, I watched.

[Ebro]

So I watched the early part of the Golden Globes and I heard them trying to talk in between the announcement and the person grabbing the award.

[Rosenberg]

Correct. In that, like, 30 seconds, they would do like a little commentary. It was actually an sort of interesting new approach. But the dude he was with was, oh, my God, the biggest cornball. Like, it just. He would. It's like he had cheesy written down lines like hokey one liners for each thing. Kevin Frazier does his thing, man. Shout out to Kevin Frazier.

[Ebro]

Shout out to Kevin Frazier. Last night, a lot went on. Is this what you're running through in the rundown today, Laura style?

[Laura Styles]

No, I have others. So we can talk about this now and then I'll bring us more entertainment stuff in the rundown.

[Ebro]

Well, let's. Let's look at our girl, Teyana Taylor, since we're talking about Golden Globes. That's right. The winner of best supporting actor.

[Laura Styles]

So happy. To my brown sisters and little brown girls watching tonight, our softness is not a liability. Our death is not. Death is not too much. Our light does not need permission to shine. We belong in every room we walk into. Our voices matter and our dreams deserve space. Thank you so much, everybody. Thank you.

[Rosenberg]

Nah, man, I couldn't believe it. I was. I was. I sat there and I was like, it would be so cool if Tiana Taylor won. And I was like, I didn't expect it. And then when you saw her face, react to her name, yo, she could not believe it.

[Laura Styles]

This is so. It's. She well deserved, man.

[Ebro]

Now, how does this work? Laura Styles? Is this the beginning of the award since season the Golden Globes, where it's like, you know, we're gonna keep. I mean, now it's what's next?

[Rosenberg]

It's the middle. It's the. This is the middle.

[Ebro]

So what happens Is it the, the Oscars aren't next, right? Is it like choice? We saw Emmys, didn't we? To see the Emmys?

[Rosenberg]

Yes, yes. But there's, there's the baftas in England next week. There's sag, AFTRA Awards. There's a lot that lead up to the Oscars which haven't even. I don't think the nominations are even out for the Oscars, so they're still a couple of months away.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah, there was a lot of. I was also happy for the, the young ladies from K Pop Demon Hunters, ej, Audrey, Nuna and Ray. I mean, because if you know their story, first of all, if you're a parent, you've been like, you've been playing K Pop Demon Hunters music non stop, right?

[Ebro]

I banned it in the house.

[Laura Styles]

But just like, you know, their story is so dope. They were just like rejected from the whole K Pop scene. You know, they grew up being, you know, told that this is what they needed to do. So they went through it, got rejected, and look at them now, bro. Accepting their Golden Globes on.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, but Laura, taking it as something positive, I'll flip it and make it something negative. What do you mean the, the K Pop Demon Hunters, the podcast award, as much as I love the Golden Globes, they also honor so much that it gets to be unserious.

[Ebro]

Like, you didn't like the podcast award? I saw that one.

[Rosenberg]

The podcast, yo, they were mocking it on the show.

[Ebro]

Like, and then when Amy Poehler got received her award, that was.

[Rosenberg]

Yo. Her whole thing was mocking it. Like, she was basically. She basically was embarrassed that this is how she won a Golden Globe was for this nonsense.

[Ebro]

And they put the podcast. Well, no, no, the podcasts were in there with like npr. And so she had to say. Yeah, she had to acknowledge the fact that, like, we're just celebrities, you know, talking, just yapping. But there's actual journalists who are doing podcasts that are very important. She did it in an amazing way.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, she did it as a joke. But no, like, I think what does.

[Laura Styles]

It have to do with K Pop Demon Hunters? They won for best animated feature film and best original song.

[Rosenberg]

But they just. That the Golden Globes just put whatever's hot, they put it on the stage. That's all I'm saying. Like, I have no problem with them winning an award. Generally speaking, though, at Big Movie. I'm sorry, Laura. It's on a serious show.

[Laura Styles]

K Pop Demon doesn't matter. It's humongous.

[Rosenberg]

Humongous, isn't what these awards used to be, used to be that you show the most, like, critically important stuff. That's. Listen, I don't. I don't respect the Oscars. Nominating 10 films that include, like, cartoons and silly comedies is not for me. I liked when it was five movies that were, like, supposed to be good movies. Granted, they were usually all boring and I wouldn't want to see any of them, but that's what it was. So.

[Ebro]

No, but there is. But you can acknowledge, right, whether you watch the thing or think the thing is a serious thing, there is art tied to it, right? There is art and entertainment tied to it. Like, we're not saying that the people who put together K Pop Demon Hunters or created these podcasts are. Aren't deserving of acknowledging.

[Rosenberg]

It's frankly cool, actually, stepping aside from myself. It is cool that on a big stage, things that do really well can get acknowledgment, even if they're not serious. That that's totally fine. It's just. Laura, my only point is, as someone who didn't watch it, they just made it like the theme of the night it came out.

[Ebro]

No, but I was like, okay, no, but Rosenberg. No, but Rosenberg. It was that big, I believe. And. And it was musically big. It was. It was the movie. Like, the songs themselves were big. The movie was big. Like, separate in its own thing.

[Rosenberg]

So why'd you ban it from your house? He. Bro, let's stop. Let's.

[Ebro]

Because I don't think it's good because I watch. I've watched anime and. And I've also. There is some K pop that I think is dope music.

[Laura Styles]

Okay.

[Ebro]

There's a couple of songs in the K pop Demon Hunters thing that are okay songs. I sat down and watched it with Issa, okay? And I just said, it's not a good movie. This is just not a good movie.

[Laura Styles]

And what did Issa think?

[Ebro]

She was like, it's good. My friends like it. I see, ah, see you falling. You're falling. You're doing it.

[Rosenberg]

People just all said they had to like you.

[Ebro]

The dance. Trying to be in within crowd.

[Rosenberg]

And you're trying to say, wait, hit the dance, hit the dance. I'm about to give a solo shot.

[Ebro]

Hold up.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, it doesn't work that way.

[Ebro]

You're doing the dance. You're shoulder shimming in the beat with the. In craft you to be accepted. You want to be at the cool table. You're doing the dates.

[Laura Styles]

Or maybe they just really like the movie.

[Ebro]

Nah, bro, I like the song. No, you don't.

[Laura Styles]

Acceptance, Ebro.

[Rosenberg]

It's over. It's over. I can no longer use that song for Laura's music. That song is now exclusive to. When Ebro says someone's doing the dance, it's exclusive. You're doing the dance once they're doing the dance. But. So. No, but I do.

[Ebro]

Once again, I say that. I say that because we all do it. I'm not trying to be shady. When I say somebody doing the dance. I may not like the reason why you're doing the dance, but I'm not. That's your. That's your choice. We all have to. And. And by the way, as humans, you know what I'm saying? It's kind of like the expression winning Rome. No, no. The Romans was out here wiling. All right, let's be honest. When you look at wilding, you ain't winning. Don't win in Rome. Don't. How about that?

[Rosenberg]

I have another complaint. I have another complaint about the Golden Globes. Yes. I think it's corny that. Because the Golden Globes are every year and they honor television every year, which I love that there's another place besides the Emmys to honor television. I hate when they give people the award year after year after year. Gene Smart won again for Hacks. I love Hacks. I love. I still. I'm still in. It's a great show. She doesn't need to win every single. You could tell by this point. She's like, whatever.

[Laura Styles]

All right, man. I already have all these speeches. I gave you everything I got. Thank you.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah. I mean, listen, there are other people.

[Ebro]

This wasn't a cross. I'm not. I haven't watched Hacks. I didn't watch the whole goal.

[Rosenberg]

No, this just means you don't pay attention to Laura. Whenever Laura covers the Golden Globes every year, she'll say, X Show 1. Oh, you're right.

[Ebro]

I tune out. Usually I tune out of the Golden Globes.

[Laura Styles]

I do skip a lot of things to the things that we do know. I care about. So sometimes I just kind of go to.

[Rosenberg]

But the bear. The Bear. Every year.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah.

[Rosenberg]

Art for hacks every year.

[Ebro]

So I haven't watched the Bear, but I do. I do remember the argument, and I gotta bring it back up. Laura's mad at the bear because it got nominated as a comedy, and she thinks it's a serious show.

[Rosenberg]

Everyone, that's. That's not just Laura. That's the. The joke about the bear is, why is it a comedy? It's not funny.

[Ebro]

Right, but it's good, though.

[Laura Styles]

You need to watch it. You didn't. You didn't like the show?

[Rosenberg]

Laura, I've told you this 18. Yo. Just as Ebert doesn't listen to Laura, Laura doesn't listen to me.

[Laura Styles]

I think you'll like it.

[Ebro]

I will have to be triggered, though.

[Laura Styles]

By crazy family dynamic. You need a little, like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Ebro]

Tehran is back on Apple tv. Plus, I'm busy.

[Laura Styles]

Oh, God.

[Rosenberg]

Thank you, Griffin. Griff remembers.

[Laura Styles]

Watch the studio.

[Rosenberg]

Thank you. Griff remembers. Rosenberg couldn't stay with it. I did a whole rant.

[Ebro]

He did.

[Rosenberg]

I did a. Congratulations. You played yourself. Any. Any show where you're where you have to tell me. Just fight and stay with it. I, I, I cannot have enough time.

[Ebro]

But you did do that with severance.

[Rosenberg]

And I regret it. I. Severance season two sucked. I watched five minutes and got out. Sorry, Apple. That, that show.

[Ebro]

Apologizing to Apple. I think they did pretty good with it without you.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, they did all right. But. But I. Severin, season two, how did you. At the end of season one, go? Okay, now we're gonna really get into what's going on. We're outside of the world, and we're gonna show you everything. And then Ebro Season two, Episode one bailed on it. We're back inside. I don't want to go back inside.

[Ebro]

Bailed on.

[Rosenberg]

Nah, severance is boring. I'm tired. Fine. You got. You know what, guys? You're smarter than me. Have your severance. Okay. I can't tell y'. All. Follow it.

[Ebro]

Listen, if you want a good show, especially with everything going on in Iran right now, Tehran is a good show.

[Rosenberg]

I've heard Tehran is great. How many seasons are there of Tehran?

[Ebro]

This is the third season, and they've. And they've. And. And the second season ended in 2022.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, it's been a minute.

[Laura Styles]

Oh, wow. Okay.

[Rosenberg]

Okay. But you could.

[Ebro]

You could dive into three seasons on that. We have. We have things we got to get to here on the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show. We don't have intro music for the rundown, though. It's been stolen by me doing the dance, so. Yeah. With something else. Rosenberg.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah.

[Laura Styles]

Hold on.

[Rosenberg]

You know what? I got you. I got you. Hold on. Okay, give me a second. Give me just a split second. They have some stuff here.

[Laura Styles]

All right.

[Rosenberg]

By the way, I added some drops here for everybody at some point, so we'll. We'll get to some drops, too. Yes. This works for an intro song. Here we go. The rundown.

[Ebro]

It's Time for the rundown with Laura Styles on the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show.

[Rosenberg]

Hopefully something drops in here.

[Laura Styles]

No, no.

[Ebro]

Let's see. Yeah, Laura, what you got today?

[Laura Styles]

All right, man, I'll take it. Now. I don't know if you guys read but. And saw, but Trump has answered Diddy's request for a pardon.

[Ebro]

Okay.

[Laura Styles]

It's a big. Oh, n. Wait. He. He officially stated that he is not considering a.

[Rosenberg]

You played yourself for Diddy.

[Laura Styles]

Yes, there's. They submitted a formal request for clemency via personal letter. And in an interview with the New York Times, Trump confirmed that he received the letter, but said he will not be granting the request. Quest. He said that his relationship with. With Diddy sort of busted up, quote, unquote, after, you know, he said some nasty stuff about him and was very hostile towards him when he ran for politics.

[Rosenberg]

Yo, wait, so wait, wait, wait, wait.

[Ebro]

Hold on. Wait.

[Rosenberg]

He openly said, I can't do it because I don't like him anymore.

[Ebro]

Yes.

[Rosenberg]

Congratulations.

[Ebro]

You played yourself. And he was mean to me.

[Laura Styles]

It was nasty. So, yeah, that is crazy.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, I listen. I listened to some of that New York Times interview. They made an episode of the Daily.

[Laura Styles]

Oh, I gotta listen.

[Rosenberg]

He sat with them for, like, two hours, and they. They have clips of it. They did like an hour of clips of it on the Daily.

[Ebro]

It's pretty good question. Was he slurping his spit while he was talking?

[Rosenberg]

Not that they may have edited out that I don't know you're referring to, but I didn't notice any of that.

[Ebro]

I saw clips from him sitting down with some reporters. I don't know if it was the New York Times. There was a video, and he was going. Which you know. You know, I'm following doctors, multiple now at this point on my algorithm, who claim that his dementia is setting in so bad and the way dementia, the brain affects your ability to swallow your spit. And that's. They're saying his dementia is getting worse.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, I mean, look, you know. You know what it sounds like. Here we are.

[Ebro]

It's blood in the water. Talk to him. So now you gotta bring the beat back. You gotta bring the beat back.

[Laura Styles]

All right.

[Ebro]

Producing the music. This the rundown with Laura Styles.

[Laura Styles]

Well, now I want to go to the lowdown.

[Ebro]

Okay. Oh, we getting messy.

[Laura Styles]

Let's get messy.

[Ebro]

Okay. What you got?

[Laura Styles]

We going.

[Ebro]

No sucks.

[Rosenberg]

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

[Ebro]

It's time.

[Rosenberg]

It's time for the low down with Laura Styles. Oh, yeah.

[Laura Styles]

All right, well, listen, this is definitely the bochita that's been circled.

[Ebro]

When they go low, Laura goes lower in the low. Down.

[Rosenberg]

That's one bringing you with me.

[Laura Styles]

All right, man. I don't know if you guys saw this drama, but, bro, I was like, offset, what are you doing? Did you see the Offset and Selena Powell drama?

[Ebro]

Now, I don't know who Selena Powell is, but I did see him laying in the bed with someone. Is that the same thing?

[Laura Styles]

Yes, Ebro. Selena Offset is. Oh, she's so gross. She is known for, like, sleeping with all these people and exposing them. What was that? Woman? Remember duringar? No, it was. It was another one. There was another one. And I hope somebody in the chat reminds me of her name. But she got famous for, like, exposing men. Yeah, but she's. Yo, she's sloppy and she's gross, and I just don't understand why celebrities continue to deal with her. You know, what she's gonna do.

[Ebro]

Maybe they want. Maybe they want it. Maybe this is like some sort of not voyeurism. What's the other thing where you want to have sex in public and you want to kind of like.

[Laura Styles]

I don't know. I don't know. But yes. So Selena Powell shared a video of Offset sleeping next to her, you know, hinting that they had a sexual encounter. Right. And she's, like, filming him while he's passed out. All right, but now. Yes, yes, yes. Thank you, chat. Thank you. So now she went on this podcast talking about, you know, that she shared a face time recording. Okay. And where Offset is basically saying that he's trying to threaten, like, Stefan threaten to beat him and shoot him in the knee. Bro, it is. Listen, watch the video really quickly.

[Rosenberg]

You have this.

[Laura Styles]

Yes. Watch this.

[Rosenberg]

If I catch buddy and I can.

[Ebro]

Catch him, it's gonna be bad. So I think she. Man, beat, strip, shot in the knee, all type.

[Rosenberg]

See, I wasn't on his ass.

[Laura Styles]

He told me that he was gonna get he want. When you see Stefan, he's going to shoot him in his knee and strip.

[Ebro]

Him and rob him.

[Laura Styles]

Bro, bro, what are we doing? And then, you know, there was also some allegations that she claimed that Stefan Diggs was unable to, like, sign a son's birth certificate at the hospital because Cardi B still legally married to Offset, which angered Stefan. And now right now, she's claiming that Offset has been harassing and threatening her daily because he owes her $15,000, which she claims he gambled away. And then she went on Instagram and says, if anything happens to me, Offset did it.

[Ebro]

No, this is. Wow. This is wow.

[Rosenberg]

This lady said that?

[Laura Styles]

Yes. Yes.

[Ebro]

Nah, bro.

[Rosenberg]

There's so many people. You can land.

[Laura Styles]

That's what I'm saying. Rosenberg.

[Rosenberg]

Why? Yo, we live in the Instagram era, dude. You could just go. You could find someone.

[Ebro]

There's so many people.

[Rosenberg]

You have to go with a known.

[Ebro]

Well, so that's why. That's why I thought it was like a fetish at first. Like, it's like you. You just want to have sex with. It's almost like a porn star in a way, right? Like, you see, have sex with this person. I want to have sex with this person. Because this person just is. You know, it's like an adventure.

[Rosenberg]

Makes a lot more sense.

[Ebro]

Facts. But I was just liking it.

[Rosenberg]

I hear. I hear you.

[Ebro]

It's like a ride at a. It's like a ride at an amusement park. You know what I'm saying? It looks interesting. Somebody can get off the ride and tell you, oh, that was fun. And you want to be like, oh, I'm doing it.

[Rosenberg]

The further you go, keep going, but.

[Laura Styles]

Let'S see what happens with you.

[Ebro]

Yeah, I threw up, but let me try. I got. I got the clap, but I'm going in. You know what I'm saying?

[Rosenberg]

Let me see if I can get.

[Ebro]

In and out of this unscathed.

[Rosenberg]

You saw the guy get off the roller coaster and immediately puke. But you look at that drop and you're like, I gotta try.

[Ebro]

I gotta. You know what I'm saying?

[Rosenberg]

I get it.

[Ebro]

That's what I'm going for here.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah. So that's the rundown and the lowdown, guys.

[Rosenberg]

Wow.

[Ebro]

So good job. Thank you. That's the close. That's the close to the lowdown. Yeah. Great job. We love you down here in hell.

[Laura Styles]

All the.

[Rosenberg]

All the hellish stuff you talk. We can't wait to see you.

[Ebro]

No, it's amazing. And now. And now for the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show, it is time for the original gurus. You can email the original gurus Gmail dot com, you can get your guru in. Do we have the intro?

[Rosenberg]

I. We don't have a guru intro yet.

[Ebro]

Damn it, man.

[Laura Styles]

Where's the plans?

[Ebro]

We have plans we're working on already.

[Rosenberg]

Nah, we're working on it. I have, you know.

[Ebro]

The original guru.

[Rosenberg]

Choice so hard.

[Ebro]

I just wanna. It should be documented that Rosenberg is worse on the buttons than shiny culture.

[Rosenberg]

I don't have that one, though. I don't. It doesn't exist. I don't have it.

[Ebro]

Yeah, but you don't even have, like, regular stuff. Ready to go.

[Rosenberg]

Well, what would be the original? It's time for the group. I don't have, like, that was an intro. We don't. We can't use that in the whole intro.

[Ebro]

But we have Cali.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, I wasn't. I don't have that yet.

[Laura Styles]

All right, all right, all right, all right.

[Rosenberg]

Sorry. How about this?

[Ebro]

Out of here is bad.

[Rosenberg]

That makes you feel good. How about this? I like to do this to you right now for calling me out.

[Ebro]

Eight ball jacket, man.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, how about this? There you go.

[Laura Styles]

All right. The original Gurus. Gmail.com. the original Gurus. Gmail.Com podcast. Send us your problems. The original gurus are here. Breathe in. Breathe out. All right, Rosenberg, tell us who's out there, who's writing to us. Who needs us? Who needs the OGs?

[Rosenberg]

The original gurus. Gmail.com. the original gurus. Gmail.Com.

[Ebro]

It should be noted. I got great feedback.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, people liked you.

[Ebro]

That's what they saying. They could be lying because I just chaotic, but they're saying it.

[Rosenberg]

If we could just make it through this segment without you calling me out.

[Ebro]

My name is off limits.

[Rosenberg]

No. If I can make it through today, it'll be great.

[Laura Styles]

You're a host to yourself.

[Rosenberg]

I'm gonna say this about my breathing, though. This thing that I've been dealing with, this lingering thing that I'm hearing many other people have right now.

[Ebro]

Wait, you're still sick, bro.

[Rosenberg]

It will not. It came back this weekend.

[Laura Styles]

I got this nasty, like, I can't stop coughing. It's like my cough and like, my.

[Rosenberg]

Wife can't stop coughing. This thing came back. Yo, I, I, I started taking antibiotics because I was, I was looking online. In other words, I asked Chachi pt. My doctor prescribed me the antibiotics, okay. Before the holiday. And he said, I'm gonna give this to you in case over the holiday it gets worse and, and you need it. I never took it. And I sort of cleared up.

[Ebro]

Oh, hit yourself with the button.

[Rosenberg]

Well, no, he said, just in case, though. He said. He didn't say take it. He said to sort of monitor.

[Ebro]

Well, that's why I came back. Because you didn't take. You plagued yourself.

[Rosenberg]

So then when I asked Chat GPT, I said, is it a bad idea for me to take this antibiotic? I was prescribed. I described my situation, and it actually said that if you've been dealing with a nasal thing for a while and it starts to get worse randomly after more than two weeks, it could be bacterial. So I said, you know what? What's the worst that could happen. And I also.

[Ebro]

It also may be your new apartment. Oh, what do you mean?

[Rosenberg]

Why?

[Laura Styles]

There's no. There's no mold in there.

[Ebro]

A mold test in it.

[Rosenberg]

Why are you doing this?

[Laura Styles]

Get a mold test.

[Ebro]

Because it's an old bit. Isn't that an older building?

[Rosenberg]

Yes.

[Ebro]

And isn't it shoddy? Isn't it ran by a shoddy landlord?

[Rosenberg]

That's how it seems.

[Laura Styles]

Things are questionable. No, do it. My home girl would not stop getting sick. Rosenberg.

[Rosenberg]

She.

[Laura Styles]

She had one of those tests. That joint came up, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing.

[Ebro]

Yeah, Mold everywhere.

[Laura Styles]

Mold everywhere. Then she called, like, professionals to come inspect. And they're like, yep, behind your bed. Here, here, here, here, here.

[Ebro]

Well, and I think those window seals in a lot of those old buildings, you know, water leaks into those things, man.

[Rosenberg]

How about this? How about this? Mold test kit for home. Seven simple detection tests. Test H vac system, home surfaces, indoor air quality testing, DIY mold detector. It could be delivered today for 14.99.

[Laura Styles]

Do it. Do it, Pete. Do it, do it. All right, all right. Let's get back to it.

[Ebro]

All right.

[Rosenberg]

Give me.

[Ebro]

Give me a little, you know, give me the. The harp. I need the harp.

[Rosenberg]

And you have the harp. Again. Breathe in, breathe out.

[Laura Styles]

All right, who's writing to us, Rosenberg? Who needs us?

[Rosenberg]

Hopefully it wasn't mold that I just.

[Ebro]

Oh, no, you just inhaled some focus, OG Gurus.

[Rosenberg]

I can't express how happy I am that all three of you are still together bringing us a show.

[Ebro]

Thank you for that sidebar. If we could afford to hire Shawnee and Cast and Juanito, we'd take them too, but we're not there yet.

[Rosenberg]

In due time. Hopefully. If they. If that's what they. They want, you know what I mean? This evening, while I was rubbing on my boyfriend's back, his phone went off. I reached to hand it to him and saw the name Rose on the screen. Oh, Rosenberg, I'm already hot about this story because I wish my. My wife would rub my back. All I do is rub her back. If I had. If she actually for once rubbed my back and I had the audacity to get a text message from a Rose. Come on. What are you doing, G. All right, here we go. Sorry. Anyways, fast forward. Oh, no. With. We dealt with Rose exactly one year ago, almost to the day. She's a co worker of his. At the time, he told me they were just friends, even though they called each other my love.

[Ebro]

Nah. Violation.

[Rosenberg]

Come on, bruh. Hell no. No.

[Laura Styles]

Nope. All Right. Go ahead.

[Rosenberg]

He promised that would stop and assured me nothing physical had ever happened. Fast forward to today. They are still in contact. Not only that, but now they communicate through WhatsApp instead of iMessage, which is how I discovered the messages last time. I am in complete shock at the level of disrespect. I am heartbroken. I also fully understand what it will take for me to walk away from the home we've shared for five years. My world feels upside down and I'm struggling with one question. Should I go to their HR and report this? I don't know what the consequences would be, but my feelings clearly weren't considered, so why should I consider their livelihood? Thank you, Ebro. Take it easy on me. I'm just heartbroken. Let me just shoot this down real quick. Unless this is like a supervisor and some intern. Unless there's a power dynamic here.

[Laura Styles]

That's right.

[Rosenberg]

They can flirt with each other at work. That's not some sort of. No, you're not. All you're going to do is mess with things you don't need to mess with. And I don't think it'll be affected. So. No. No, I don't think HR is the route here.

[Ebro]

Well, and. And you. Let's say it does work out the way you want it to work out, where you mess with their livelihood. It's not going to fix your broken heart.

[Rosenberg]

Nope.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah. And if you need him to pay anything or do anything, he's not gonna job.

[Ebro]

So you get hit with this. If that's the case, congratulations. You played yourself. Y' all do live together. So if he ended up losing his income, guess what? You still gotta. And you still got to figure out how to get out of it. I don't know if you guys are homeowners or if you have a lease, but other. Either way, you got to figure out how to get out of it if you want out of this relationship. And that's going to cost some money, so he's gonna need it.

[Rosenberg]

I. I wish in these situations I knew what the person wanted. Like, what do you want?

[Ebro]

Do you. She says at the end of the email, she kind of. She touches on it, but she doesn't go all the way there.

[Rosenberg]

I don't know what the console. Okay. She said, should I go to hr? No. If that's it, the answer is no. HR ain't it.

[Ebro]

But she also said that she. But she also said something about, I know what it'll take to get out of this relationship.

[Rosenberg]

She did. She. I fully understand what it will take for me to walk away.

[Ebro]

So I get clear on that.

[Rosenberg]

I guess she knows how hard that would be also.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah. And I wonder if she's ready to take those steps because the he is disrespecting you. This is especially if you guys address this already and it's still continuing and then they move to what's up to be a little bit more incognito. No family.

[Ebro]

No.

[Rosenberg]

Now listen, everything is on fire. What I'm going to say here is, is. Is it may not be received well and it may not be guru talk, but I'm throwing out here. I say if you're hope, if you want to find out what the reality is, like what the future could hold, just leave, leave. Let him come home today and find an empty house. Go find. Go, go somewhere, go away. And then let's see what happens.

[Ebro]

The tough thing here is if her name's on the lease, she's still beholden to paying.

[Rosenberg]

I don't know, like.

[Laura Styles]

Right.

[Rosenberg]

I'm not saying she has to at this moment. Deal with the lease, Go to your mom's house, go to a siblings, go somewhere else for a minute and. And figure out what you want to do. And also watch what your guy does here. Let's see. Let's see what happens.

[Ebro]

Now. I want to throw this out here. And it's not because I believe this to be true, but I'm gonna throw it out here. Okay. And I'm not saying I don't believe because I don't. I just literally don't know is why I don't believe it.

[Rosenberg]

Right.

[Ebro]

There is a world where your guy is smart enough to not take an ish. Where he works, meaning not actually mess with a co worker, not having. There is a world where he absolutely has not had any sort of physical encounter with this. It's all been text flirting at work.

[Rosenberg]

Does that matter anymore?

[Ebro]

But. Well, that's what I was going to ask it. Does that matter to you? Because you asked him to stop the texting. He said he would. And he just moved it to a different platform to try to hide it from you because he's still interested in feeling his. His. His male ego, his masculinity is tied to kind of this mischievous behavior.

[Rosenberg]

And that's sort of the best case scenario.

[Ebro]

That's the bet. Exactly what I was about to say. And so then now you have to analyze is him just being a mischief, a douchebag, someone who's willing to hide flirty texts. Is that enough to break up?

[Laura Styles]

Yeah. But I also take into consideration that they, quote, unquote, went through this already. Do you understand what I'm saying? So I am assuming that she attempted to talk this through with him and give him another chance.

[Ebro]

She did. Yes.

[Laura Styles]

He re. He, he took that and threw it in the garbage.

[Ebro]

That's right.

[Laura Styles]

So he's continuing to disrespect her, to invalidate her feelings, to make her feel like garbage. He does not respect you or the.

[Ebro]

Relationship enough to have discipline.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah. So I, I just think he's showing you how he really feels. So to me, it would be, it would have been different for me, Ibrahim, if she didn't try this already. But she did and he didn't stop. So you need to figure out what are, what are the steps for you to figure out your lease, figure out financially how all of this is going to affect you and can you do it? But I think she should burn it down.

[Ebro]

Keep in mind, she said boyfriend.

[Laura Styles]

Oh, burn it down, girl. Burn it down.

[Ebro]

Five year relationship feels like a long time, but we didn't hear kids, we didn't hear marriage. If you have someone in your life that is incapable of being disciplined in the ways you need them to be in your relationship, don't have children with them and don't get into homeownership with them or marriage.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah, I pray you're just renting an apartment. Therefore you guys can figure out how to either remove his name off the lease or your name off the lease. But whatever you got to do, I think it's time to go. I think you already gave him the chance and it wasn't good enough for him.

[Rosenberg]

And by the way, my point was, if you just roll out, he's going to show you what he's made of. You know, if he, if, if, if it literally is like his world ended and he comes to you in real and has to come to Jesus where he realizes something and over time you want to see if he's possible of making change. Sure.

[Ebro]

Dolores, point. You already gave him that opportunity.

[Laura Styles]

Yeah, yeah.

[Rosenberg]

But a lot of dudes, they don't. When, when you just, when you just. First of all, she gave him a pass on something that was pretty bad the first time.

[Ebro]

That's right.

[Rosenberg]

That weird. You don't know the person they're saying, my love. And you, you basically let me explain to you how dumb men are when you didn't like threaten to leave him off of that. That might have been like, I'm good, I'm good. Take that big a deal.

[Ebro]

Well, and To Rosenberg's point, you can also do what everyone else is doing out here, giving people extra chances, hoping this works out for the best, you know, I mean, have, have some kids, get married, maybe that'll fix it and then have a realization later on, you know, I mean, that's what everybody else is doing. That's what's hot in these streets, girl.

[Laura Styles]

Burn it down. I don't know. I say me Laura saying burn it down. You already gave him a chance. You already tried.

[Ebro]

Look at Rosenberg walk away.

[Rosenberg]

It's not that. It's that, it's that you know, these situation. I think you're probably right. I think you're probably right. I think especially in this situation. It sounds like he just didn't respect you at all. It's been five years. Y' all don't have kids. That's a big mess up, man. Sorry. I lean towards that and hit him with the button and that's it.

[Ebro]

Congratulations, you played yourself. The gurus. The original Gurus. The original GurusMail.com. if you have an email you're going through something, the gurus can help you out. How did I do today? I wasn't too chaotic.

[Rosenberg]

Pretty on point, man.

[Ebro]

I tried to keep it easy today.

[Rosenberg]

Good.

[Ebro]

You did good.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, I was impressed by that.

[Ebro]

We currently have 3, 000 viewers in the room, which is amazing.

[Rosenberg]

That's pretty cool, man.

[Ebro]

And shout out to all the subscribers we've. I think we're pushing like 50, 000 subscribers.

[Rosenberg]

We're pushing 45, 000. We can't skip, we can't get ahead.

[Ebro]

Okay, all right. 45. Sorry, I looked at it wrong. 45, 000 and yeah, man, it's the Ebro Laura Rosenberg show. There is blood in the water. Big announcements coming this week. Going to some big news tomorrow.

[Rosenberg]

Yeah, we look forward to break. We'll break it all down.

[Ebro]

We'll break it all down and hopefully you'll be here to join us. 8am tomorrow for you 7amers. I'm still convincing Rosenberg to join us for an early edition. He's not into it. Laura and I will be here though.

[Laura Styles]

Yes, yes, yes. And don't go to Apple Podcasts, subscribe. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Give us those five stars and leave a nice review. I read them and it make me feel really good.

[Rosenberg]

Wow. Laura loves reading the reviews. That's very nice.

[Laura Styles]

I'm into it. Rosenberg, Ever since you pointed it out.

[Rosenberg]

Well, they were very positive.

[Laura Styles]

There were some so sweet. Like I truly.

[Ebro]

Are we getting more yeah. Nice. Very nice. All right guys, wrap us up. Rosenberg, where's the wrap up music?

[Rosenberg]

Well, no, the wrap. Also, don't forget the. Because we got to get the Friday freedom.

[Ebro]

Friday freedom. If you want to get involved, you can email us ebro Laura Rosenberg. Gmail.com Right.

[Laura Styles]

Yo, keep those voice notes short, please. Short. Short.

[Rosenberg]

Lord damn. You already coming for me? We didn't even get a new voice note yet. Let us get some voice notes before we complain about the voice notes for God.

[Ebro]

Oh wow, look at this. Griff says we got ELR show at Gmail too.

[Rosenberg]

Oh, ELR show at Gmail. That sounds easier.

[Ebro]

A lot of ways to contact us. Griff's working on a 800 number too. How's that going, Griff? Nice. El Show.com is up. So you can just go to the website and just.

[Rosenberg]

El show.com is up.

[Ebro]

Yeah, ELR show.com skill kids.

[Rosenberg]

Above me now.

[Ebro]

Just don't call it a podcast.

[Rosenberg]

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