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TACS 615 with Paul Virzi - Episode 615
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Segment Times and Links: https://www.compoundmedia.com/rundown/august-9-2017-rundown-tacs-615/ Anthony begins the show going through a new article from Death and Taxes regarding his meet-up with Jon Stewart, he talks about the upcoming “WWIII,” today being the anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki, and we revisit Hiroshima now. Paul Virzi takes a seat and the boys talk about the “WWIII outrage” on social media, nuking the US, America being divided into teams, visiting (and not visiting) Auschwitz, we see Woahhvicky and Cash Me Outside fighting over Facetime, and find out Baron Trump may be a young Steve Bannon (WTF). We watch a throwback commercial from Mattel, check out Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, they chat about gaming, Jerry Seinfeld, Michael Jordan the asshole (WTF), Corey Feldman’s new little meltdown, their first DVD’s, and scary movies as kids. We check out what the kid from “The Ring” looks like now, find out a WWII vet was killed in Baltimore, watch the trailer for “An Inconvenient Sequel,” they talk about The Shining remake, an all girl remake of Goodfellas, Mr. Plinkett reviews, baseball, and we see a “teacher of the year” to some bros.
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