Today we're talking about the breaking news of what actually happened to those five people who are on board the

Titanic submersible that disappeared. We've got restaurants hiring fake priests to hear employees workplace confessions. We've got massive creators dealing with

massive growing problems and networks of insanely rich people who are molding this

country from the shadows being exposed.

We're going to talk about all that and so much more on this brand new extra large Philip

DeFranco show you daily dive into the news so buckle up hit that like button and let's just jump into it starting with the main thing that I've learned from this

Titanic submersible disaster is that when I die I need to die in a historically common and cost conscious way,

otherwise motherfuckers on the internet will meme me to death.

People have believed that there is a decent chance that there were five people

at the bottom of the ocean slowly waiting to suffocate to death,

and over those 72 to 96 hours every possible joke that could be made has been made.

People threw too soon out the window said what about during?

But also that's not where it ended because a number of the places that were covering this news

stopped treating it like news and instead kind of turned it into this television drama.

Like News Nation, for example, gave viewers a live countdown to when they thought there was going to be

zero oxygen.

Also at UK's Channel 5, taking some heat for their decision to make a documentary titled

Titanic Sub, Lost at Sea, and they're rushing it out tonight.

Though given the intense fascination around this story, it's possible that, you know, a lot of people

say, hey, that's not okay, and then they do crazy numbers.

Also I'll say it's weird that people are trying to politicize this disaster.

You have some reporting like, oh, they're the CEO of the company, he donated to Republicans.

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