Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 589 | She Got Me, I’m Hooked!

Episode Date: March 30, 2021

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I just found out today that I missed a celebration this weekend, and I am so bummed. Saturday was Earth hour. Earth hour was Saturday night. Now, what they want you to do is for an hour on that day, turn off your lights. I normally celebrate by turning all my lights on. Every possible thing that has power, I turn it on to celebrate Earth hour. And I missed it. So, and I forget, I mean, I'm pretty sure I didn't have every possible power device on Saturday night at 8.30 p.m. Eastern.

So, this Saturday, I'm celebrating Earth hour. And I'm going to have my own Earth hour. But maybe I'll just start celebrating today. And every day for an hour until next Saturday, I'll turn on every possible device I can think of to celebrate Earth hour. Because I can. And that's what makes this planet great. So we have to take care of that this week.

And then next year, of course, it's March 27th or March 26. 26th, 2020 is Earth Hour, where we all can turn our power on for an hour. Now, that's exactly opposite of what the worldwide fund for nature wants you to do, and that's exactly why I want to do it that way. So, if you missed it, if you, like me, missed Earth Hour this past weekend, at least set your clocks for, 8.30 p.m. Eastern this coming Saturday and turn all your power on.

Every possible device that can be turned on, turn it on to celebrate Earth hour. Okay, so I want to apologize. I'm very sorry and I'm very disappointed in myself. I am more disappointed to myself than you right now. I know. I know. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. As long as we're clearing the table, we might as well wrap it up with saying I missed

National Vietnam War Veterans Day yesterday as well. And I am serious that I am bummed about that. My father-in-law, who, if you don't know, lives with us. And he is a Vietnam War veteran. And some of his stories, I have heard, well, multiple times. many of them but he was on the front line in Vietnam he was in the first infantry division I mean he went where no man had gone before at least American military and some of his stories are incredible I mean incredible and at some point a smart man would you know get these stories

written down or at least recorded I am not a smart man man, you know that. I mean, some of these stories of him during the Vietnam War is amazing. And I just want to say thank you to all of you who were in the Vietnam War. It's National Vietnam War Veterans Day. And he absolutely tells stories of his service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice. And he came out of it alive. and well.

And, uh, anyway, just, thank you. Thank you. Okay, so what's the deal with wind? I mean,

we talked a little bit about it yesterday. Uh, we have the president of the United States falling down a, uh, falling down on some stairs as he was walking upstairs, blamed on the wind. We have the evergreen shipping company. the 1,300-foot shipping container ship that blocked the Suez Canal, blamed on wind. Now, we find out, and I don't know why I didn't know this already,

but the cargo ship was in another crash a couple of years ago in Germany. It crashed into another ship, a smaller ship, and the captain was found, you know, it wasn't his fault. Why? The wind. Okay. I mean, if we, and I realize that, you know, a couple years ago and this year, a lot of ships have, you know, sailed the ocean blue without having problems. But it just seems that we're starting to use wind as an excuse just a little bit too much.

Also, there's something that happens. I didn't realize they talked about the, uh, the, and it blocking the Suez Canal and the investigations. And we talked about how they are, you know, it's possible human error, mechanical failure, weather-related accident. But it also highlighted what is known as bank effects, which can pull or push a large ship close to shore when it's navigating in a shallow, narrow channel.

You would hope that your captain, who you have piloting your ship would be able to handle that, wouldn't you? Yes. Yes, you would. So, Vice President Kamala Harris was giving a speech,

I don't know where. I really don't care. I just love the fact that she can't get through it without her agonizing laugh. And they're calling her the job. Joker, no, no, no, no, no. She is now the Giggler.

Okay? There's a new, I hate to call her a superhero. A new anti-hero. The Giggler. And this is what it sounded like. More people are seeing that, yeah, affordable child care is a big deal.

All right. More parents are seeing the value of educators when they have. Just agonizing. But my point in, well, besides letting you know that that's her new anti-hero name,

The Giggler. You can understand that she's frustrated. Now, it's been more than two months since she was sworn in as vice president of the United States of America, and they still have not moved into their regular housing.

I know, right? You'd think, wait. She hasn't moved into the regular house at the Naval Observatory where the vice president lives? Yeah, no. It's under construction. I'm sorry, undergoing renovations. So you can well understand how she's, you know, getting frustrated, right? She's stuck at temporary housing, which is, you know, the Blair House, which is the presidential

guest quarter house just across from the White House and you can imagine she's not happy she can't you can't be happy

about being shrugged off to a dump like the Blair House sure it has some comfortable accommodations you know antiques and museum

quality pieces of American history deck the 100 plus rooms Blair house and sure there's a gym and a private hair salon and a full-time staff of more than a dozen. Oh, but you can understand how they're unhappy about living in a dump like that. Right? I mean, before they moved into the Blair House, they were just living in a condo on the west end of Washington, D.C.

So, I mean, you can see. I mean, I don't even know why they just don't move back to the condo. Because how could you get by in the Blair House? It's a dump. Especially when you're looking forward to getting to the Naval Observatory House, right? I know Biden loved, you know, saying that you're on 80 acres overlooking the rest of the city. You can walk out and there's a swimming pool. And we know Joe likes to walk out to the pool naked all the time.

And, well, at least up in Delaware, he does. You can ride a bicycle around and never leave the property, work out, and the White House is just different. You know, it's a compound at the Naval Observatory. Now, actually, it's got several separate buildings and offices unrelated to the residents. It's only 72 acres. All right. It's not 80 acres there, Joe. Okay.

And I know that the, you know, the pool is a great thing. And it's all under construction. it's under some sort of some sort of renovation that's going on the Penses said they left the residence room set up the same way that Biden had it before them they just liked the layout

and they didn't have to bother with it well you can understand after the Penses live there you have to restore it you can't you can't live in a place like that without fixing it up especially after the Penses were there Ooh, oof.

Plus, you know, Kamala likes to cook. And it says here in the article, it's just the kitchen is such an important part of my life. And I just love the time I get to spend in the kitchen and have family gatherings. And it's just a meditative and relaxing quality of cooking up family meals. Is it? Vice President Harris? Is it? Now, she claims that hubby is now, you know, cooking because she just doesn't have the time.

And she said that, you know, it takes Doug four hours in the kitchen to do what she normally could do in an hour. But you know what? It's delicious, just as delicious as if I would have done it. And so I just have to be quiet. and let it happen. Ha ha ha ha ha. No one believes that.

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you see a place, you go, ooh, man, if I was ever homeless, I could live there. Now, you don't want to, obviously, and I don't want anybody to be homeless, but it just did something that you think about and you think, oh, yeah, man, if I had to live, you know,

without a home, I could live there in whatever place that is. Well, we know California is, you know, have an overwhelming amount of homeless people and really big cities all over the country have a real problem with the homeless every day. But these people in San Francisco are genius. Genius. Now, people don't think that right now, but they are. So they found two people who had made their own cage. in an embankment up underneath one of the bridges in San Francisco.

Genius. What do you need a tent for? It was a 20-foot-long, three-foot-high cave. Now, I would have made it a little bit bigger. Personally, if you're going to make me a cave, I need it a little bit bigger than three-foot high. And I need to make sure that we have some, you know, some reinforcements, some security,

because you never know when a big rainstorm is going to come. It could fall in on you. You want to make sure that you've got some reinforcements along there. So they called in the police and the fire department and had to get these people out. It called it a rescue operation. I mean, they made it themselves. They're comfortable with it.

We saw sleeping bags and backpacks and clothing and other items being removed from the cave. Yeah, that's where they were living. Duh. So then they, I mean, they shut down traffic. while they're removing this couple's belongings. Why? There's homeless people all over.

I mean, tent cities and tent sidewalks and tent embankments all over, California, including this area, by the way, around San Francisco. But somebody decides, you know what? I'm going to live in a cave. My wife and I, my girlfriend and I, my daughter and I, I don't know the couple. we're going to dig a cave and we're going to live in the cave.

Genius. Genius. That's housing, my friends. That is, I mean, that's where we got to housing in today's world. People didn't want to build. People didn't want to live out in the open. So they dug holes into the dirt to live called caves. I'm telling you, this is a genius.

And I'm not going to be surprised if we don't see this. more and more if it's not already happening around the country. Because if I'm a homeless person, especially now, that I, it's an awful lot of work. I mean, you might want to move in with somebody that can do a lot of the work while you oversee it. I'd be, I would suck as a homeless person. There's no question in my mind. Yeah, no. You want to dig that cave?

No problem. You need to make a little bit bigger. We need some reinforcements. I'm happy. to go with you to pick out what we need for it, but I'm not, I'm not doing any of the ticket. Yeah, no.

You do that. I'll be out here. You know what? I'll stay here and make sure nobody sees you. Okay. And then, you know, I'll make sure that you, you know,

bring in the right, the right sleeping bags and the right blankets and what we need in our cave. But right now I'm going to be out here. I'm going to be out here making sure you're safe while you're digging it, okay? but I say it's genius.

And that's a good move for this couple of San Francisco. Yes, making your own cave. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately here on chewing the fat today. Oh, my gosh. That is so good. You know, if you're listening live today on the, what is it today, the 30th, the end of March, 2021.

Wow. The end of March 2021. And if you're hearing this show right now and you are not a subscriber to chewing the fat, what are you doing? You're just a freeloader? You're just freeloading listening on somebody else's device, on somebody else's platform listening to this show? I mean, thank you for listening to this show and thank you to the person who's a subscriber that turned you on to this show. but how about you not be a freeloader anymore? Okay. Choose whatever platform you like.

You don't have to necessarily pick the one you're listening to now. You could pick iTunes or Iheart radio or Stitcher or Spotify. And then you could subscribe to chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. And then you're just, you know, you're a freeloading subscriber. And everybody loves freeloading subscribers. Nobody likes just a freeloader. Okay. I mean, the people in the cave found that out.

You can't, you got to, this guy. it. You can't let people know. And if you have to disguise being a member of chewing the fat, okay. I don't recommend it because really it's good to be a subscriber to chewing the fat and your life will be turned around

just like that. So I was thinking at one time starting to be a female influencer on social media but I got meat to the punch. So this Japanese Japanese social media influencer as a young female influencer had thousands of followers and has now come out as a 50-year-old man. Now, he goes, he's got like 25,000 followers, and he revealed that he was a 50-year-old man who was using a photo filter.

And he came out that, you know, he was using face app. and he was, you know, turned into this biker chick influencer. So a lot of followers were raising concerns about his identity after his reflection in the mirror of some of the pictures that he had posted. So he came out on a TV show and said, yeah, you know, I just, I became, I started posting as a female in order to attract more likes and followers. and, you know, I started using this retouching software on photos because no one wanted to see this 50-year-old man, but social media users wanted to see beautiful women. Now, despite this revelation, most of the people are like, yeah, you know, we're fine.

No problem. We already knew he was a guy. I mean, it makes it better. It makes it better now that he's come out. Yeah, this is a 50-year-old guy, but I like his post. It's funny. So he beat everybody with those. punch. So congratulations to Soya no so high. Asakukaki. Wait what?

Azusagakuiakai. A-Z, I'm not saying that name again the way I said it the first time. A-Z-U-S-A-G-A-K-Y-U-K-I. The account Az-A-S-A-U-K-I. Exactly. Pretty sure that's what I said. So for a class assignment, a teacher posted a photo of two females, one with white skin and red hair and another with black skin and black hair. Students were asked to observe what they saw in the picture. One unnamed student responded by saying he saw just two people chilling. The teacher called the student intentionally coy for not categorizing the women by their race. Now the video footage shows the Virginia public school teacher, and they, in the story it says bullying.

I mean, I guess he's bullying a student after saying that, you know, he takes a colorblind approach to observing people. How dare you? How dare you? And this is what the critical race theory is doing to students in schools today. I love the kid. I don't know who he is. Obviously, he's the unnamed student. But the teacher confronts him about, you know, what he has to say about the two people in the picture.

I'd rather hold on to that. What this seems to be a picture of. Okay. It's just two people chilling. Right, just two people. That's nothing more to that picture. Yeah. There's two females.

Back to back. Okay, we got it. No, not really, just two people chilling. I don't believe that you believe that. I don't believe that you look at this as just two people. I don't think... Truly, there's just two people, though, is it not? Yeah, but I think you're being, I think you're being,

I think you're being intentionally coy about what this is. What are you being coy about? It's two people standing back to back in a picture. Yeah, and that's all you see is two people. I'm confused. on what you would like me to speak on. I don't think you are. I'm with the teacher on that.

I don't know why you do this. Yeah, you are. That's exactly what you're doing. To talk about as if, you know, there's nothing noticeable about this apart from the fact of the two people. Well, I'm confused. Are you trying to get me to say that there are two different races

in this picture? Yes, I am asking. Yes. At the end of the day, wouldn't that just be feeding into the problem of looking at race instead of just acknowledging them as two normal people? No, it's not.

Because you can't. not look at, you can't make, are racial differences, right? Oh, okay, is that it? We can't look at it, and you can't look at the people and not acknowledge that there are racial differences. Well, yeah, you can, but in today's world, you can't. You have to acknowledge that there are racial differences, and you have to acknowledge that you are at a lower level than the other races in whatever picture you're looking at. I'm a white guy.

If I'm looking at this picture with two females, one black and one white, then I am the lowest person on the planet, below them. Clearly, that is true. And look, you can't be colorblind anymore, period. I mean, Miriam Webster even said that they changed their little explanatory note to its definition of the word color-blind, the term means not influenced by differences of race, and especially treating all people the same regardless of race. Colorblind can also have a racist connotation.

Wait, what? Yes. The race-related sense of the word can be used with positive connotations of freedom from racial prejudice. but it often suggests a failure or refusal to acknowledge or address the many racial inequities that exist in society. You know, that's the problem. I mean, even this kid was right. I mean, you just want them to, you want to, you want to have the division.

Divide, divide, divide. I mean, I feel like that's just a, that's a thing we talk about. every day now and we don't have to i mean i i probably i'll get away from it because it's it's really driving me personally insane and i i can't i can't believe that we spent so much time on this planet in this country in this country in particular getting away from division getting away from uh the racial what the perceived racial inequities and Doesn't matter now. Doesn't matter because that's wrong and you can't go through life

looking at people without seeing racial inequities. Oh, okay. All right. I mean, you can't even have a dog named after a rapper anymore, especially if it's a police dog. So Oregon Police Department had a canine police dog that they named Lil Kim. Now, the dog was given the nickname, Lil Kim, as a reference to her smaller size as the littler dog,

and they started, you know, calling the dog a little Kim. And, of course, that's the stage name of Kimberly Jones, the Grammy Award-winning hip-hop musician. And boy, we cannot have that. No, sir, my friend, no, sir. The Bend Police Chief, Mike Cranth, said new uh the canine will now only be called by her actual name kim now i don't know if that's going to be good enough but if we're complaining that someone has the police department not just

someone i'm sorry not just someone the police department has called their canine dog little kim and that was unacceptable wow we are in deep trouble. And remember, I know, even in this story, it talks about, it's a reminder of how police dogs were used against peacefully protesting civil rights workers and people of color in the 60s and are still used as a means of crowd control and intimidation today. Yes, they are still used as a means of crowd control and intimidation today. they are not used against people who are peacefully key word peacefully protesting now the civil rights workers and people of color

were protesting in the 60s that's my point we've come or we had I thought come so far from there and yet we're right back in it so I don't want to hear about your your little love of your dog okay i want if you're if you've named your dog a little kim i don't want to hear it and now i don't even think kim is good enough because now you're calling the dog kim means that you really are saying little kim and so i want a new name for the dog period and i don't mean period because that would be negative against females any race so i mean i don't

I don't know what you name the dog, but I don't want Lil Kim or period. So come up with a new one and then we can move on and go about our daily lives. Please. Speaking of Lil, I see where Lil Nas X has responded to, you know, the Nike, hey, destroy the shoes. We're going to, you know, have a big lawsuit on you. I know that he had his Satan shoes and, you know, blood and it all came, just promoting his video. Come on. You know, we complained when a musician doesn't go against the grain, when the musician says,

I have to, I read a book and I complimented the author, and I have to leave the band and think about my horrible actions. Well, we have a musician now that is going against the grain making noise. That's what musicians are supposed to do. And Lil Nas X has done. a pretty good job of it. You all know his video now. Yep, he was lap dancing Satan. And now he's got Nike shoes that he's trying to sell and he sold out of him. And Nike is saying, ooh, no. Now, had he gone to Nike, you know what? They might have made the deal. But he wouldn't have got as much press, right? So now Nike is shutting him down. He'll get rid of him.

Well, no problem. Sorry, it'll move on. He posted on his Twitter account. saying me after the Nike lawsuit, and there's a picture from SpongeBob Square Pants, Squidward, all dirty and homeless living in a box with a Popper's Cup sticking out of the cop. So he knows. I mean, he's not going to go broke fighting the Nike lawsuit. Okay.

It's just a promotion. And it's all it is. So be sure to get his, you know, watch his new devil-themed music video for his song Montaro, call me by your name. And, you know, a little NASX gyrates on Satan's lap. So be ready for that. Sure, he's not going to sell his 666 pairs of individually numbered Nike shoes.

I mean, they'll shut him down. He'll make a big apology and it will be all good to go. It's just incredible. And I know that, you know, we've had, I've read so much stories about how, you know, terrible it is. And then I read a big story about how little Naz-X-sexed-up Montero video has changed everything for queer music artists.

Has it? Has it really? I mean, the guy is, it's pretty smart. He's just promoting his stuff. So I know you're upset. I get it. I get the whole thing of, you know, being against God and Satan. I got it.

I do. And I understand that in a completely unrelated story, church membership is below 50% for the first time as thousands of churches have closed, really. And it's just incredible. 47% of Americans belong to a church, synagogue, or mosque now. That's unbelievable how low church membership is right now. And I realize that Satanists are suing for religious right to ritual. abortions in Texas. I know that. I get it. Times are bad. All right, we can't be colorblind. We're divided, divided, divided, divided, and we're still going to be divided more because you're either with God or with the devil. And it seems like, and it certainly appears like, more people are going with the devil. It's not good times. That's not good times. Okay? It is not good times. I get it.

but little Naz-X just promoting his album so take it easy it'll be okay and be sure to say your prayers I'm not joking about that if this country ever

needed prayers it is right now I told you she'd be okay news is reported now that Sharon Osborne is getting anywhere from $5 to $10 million payout for leaving the talk so we'll see I would

expect her to get a little bit more than that actually but if she walks away with uh you know five to ten million uh she'll be fine and according to the sources she gets to continue to speak freely we'll see about that uh she wants to wait to tell her story uh-huh uh we'll see she'll write a tell all or you know it'll be the Sharon Osborne YouTube channel and she'll do her own her own show uh good luck to the talk uh good luck to the talk because i don't think they're going to make it after this. They're going to need somebody that can anchor that show better than who they have now. Congratulations to Sharon Stone, too, by the way.

She's part of the show now almost every day. She's out hawking her book, The Beauty of Living Twice. And I'm telling you, I have to read the book. We got Sharon Stone telling us about the basic instinct story, how she was tricked into doing that, how she had a doctor give her a boob job without her knowledge, and how not the latest story is how her grandfather sexually abused her until she her grandfather died when she was 14 and she talks about how she went to the funeral and you know made sure that she was dead or made sure that he was dead at the funeral so i just want to be clear uh Sharon you're doing a great

job hawking your book don't give away too many of the good stories because i have a feeling those are the three right those are the good ones the rest of it's going to be and then i was shooting in Paris and I and I just was so tired and I know you had the stroke and you've had you've had some tough times I know that but you are selling your book the beauty of living twice and it's doing it I mean it makes you're making me want to read it I guarantee you that and you're making me want to interview you I mean I've reached out I'm hoping that Sharon will come on chewing the fat I would love to talk to her about the beauty of living twice. because we I want to know the basic instinct story again.

I don't see if there's anything new that she tells us. I want to see if what happened. If in the book she talks about what happened to the doctor that gave her the boob job that she didn't know about, she woke up after surgery and said, hey, these look different. Yeah, I just felt they needed some bigger breasts and they would look better with your hip size.

And so, you know what, I was already in there. I figured I'd give you new boobs. And then we find out that she was abused by her grandfather. Horrible. If true, horrible. I have no reason to doubt that she's not telling me the truth in her way to try to sell her book. But I'm ready to read and talk to her about the beauty of living twice. So good job.

Good job, Sharon Stone. You've hooked me. You've hooked me. I'm wanting to read your book. So when did the CDC? become all powerful? I just want to know. I just was just wondering when the CDC became this huge all-powerful entity of the government.

Did we vote the CDC people in? No. They were just appointed there and hired from the people that were appointed there from people that we voted in. Oh, okay. That's how it works. Oh, okay, good. because we know now that the CDC chief has said that impending doom could happen at any time.

The CDC director said Pfizer and Moderna coronavirus vaccines were 90% effective in preventing COVID-19 two weeks after the second dose. But despite over 51 million people in the U.S. being fully vaccinated, COVID-19 cases are back. on the rise, are they? As variants continue to spread and restrictions are eased across the country, CDC director, Dr. Rochelle Walensky said she is worried of an impending doom if people don't take the necessary precautions to limit the spread of the virus. So wash your hands, practice social distancing, and consider double masking. Okay, I know that she's a lot of, she's actually following the playbook from our president who believes that we are still in deep trouble. And it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a,

Mr. President, thank you. I know opening day four, Major League Baseball is this week, and they're opening with a full stadium. Now, everyone's going to be masked, which is going to be great. But they are opening with full audience. So, you know, what you got going? America doesn't see the doom and gloom and impending doom. And the CDC has also said that, you know what?

they're going to extend the national ban on evictions through the end of June. Oh, okay, thanks. I mean, I agree with that, but I didn't know that it was the CDC's job to do that. I mean, we've let it happen, so I guess, you know, I guess it is, right? I guess so. And the other good news is that the White House has put a task force together to probe science manipulation under Trump. Right.

Because science manipulation isn't happening under this president. Is it? No. No, no, no, no, no. We're going to examine instances where the Trump administration may have distorted or suppressed science in critical government decisions with an eye toward creating fail safes to prevent it from happening. Yeah, we don't.

want the truth out there. It is climate change. And we don't want suppression or distortion of scientific or technological findings. That's weird because we're already talking about banning people that are talking about things that are different from what you're saying. But is that banning and suppressing or distorting technical findings from the science community? Is that that? No, it's not. No, it's making sure that the truth gets out there. We don't want any misinformation.

Oh, okay. I just want to be sure that I've got that right. Because, oh my gosh. It's just, that's just, I keep using the word incredible. And it's amazing and unbelievable. And those words don't fit anymore. I mean, I know that this. administration is doing everything they can to erase Donald Trump. Good luck. I mean,

they're doing a pretty good job of it, but they are, you know, they, they're trying to erase everything. If it had Donald Trump on it, it's gone. We don't want anything to do with it, whether it was good or not. And of course, I mean, it, uh, Donald Trump diminished the federal government's credibility with the public. Did they? Did he, uh, were they? They knew. You know, especially by disregarding facts to fit the former president's message. Really? Huh.

Because you would never do that at all, would you, President Biden? You would never disregard facts to fit your message. That would be right. You mean, like you said under Trump, the White House offered conflicting recommendations about the need for masks to fight COVID-19 and the severity of the pandemic. You mean like what Fauci did and still does for the federal government? No, you don't mean that? Oh, okay. I know that, you know, he pushed aside, according to you, experts in government who sounded the alarm about climate change.

Yeah, yeah, he did do that because he got us out of some treaties and some groups of people who were taking billions of dollars from us. that bastard We're erasing Trump as much as we can I see where Fauci was interviewed on a CNN special where he took credit for the vaccine push

he was you never mind President Trump's Operation Warp Speed it was all it was all Fouchy he said when I saw what happened in New York City almost overrunning our

health care systems really that's when it was overrun because our president sent an actual medical ship there that was i i want to say never used but i think they did have you know a half a dozen patients because uh the governor and the mayor didn't want to have anything to do with trump so people were sent to nursing homes you know that whole debacle where all those people died you know but anyway i know the narrative is being changed and I don't want to, you know, get any misinformation out there. So Dr. Fauci was, you know, made it clear that the decision that was made on January 10th to go all out and develop a vaccine may have been the best decision he's ever made with regard to intervention as the director of the Institute in, you know, the special COVID war. The pandemic doctors speak out. I'm sure. I'm sure. that there were no, there were no distortions of scientific or technological findings

or anything suppressed or anything changing of the facts to fit a narrative to that. Was there, Dr. Fauci? No, I'm sure of it. Isn't it interesting also that on Saturday, the state lawmakers in New York agreed on a deal to legalize recreational marijuana sales for those over 21. 14 other states with similar laws. And they could make it official, you know, in the coming days. It's estimated to bring in, I mean, they're estimating 350 million in yearly tax revenue,

probably more. But it'll end up being less because they've got less people living there. Yeah, more and more people moving out of New York. It's funny how that happens. But I do find it interesting that we immediately then get, study that talks about how marijuana is highly addictive now. A stat, according to the story, 10.7% of adolescents age 12 to 17, became addicted to marijuana within a year of trying it for the first time, according to this new study published in

JAMA Pediatrics. And I get every study published by JAMA Pediatrics. Now, according to them, that's comparable to the same age group's addiction rate, 11.2% for prescription opioids. Isn't it interesting? Interesting that more states are making marijuana legal and are going to tax it to get money, but it's still illegal federally, and we're getting studies that say it's just as addictive as opioids. Hmm. Interesting.

That is interesting, isn't it? It is interesting. Michael Douglas, 76-year-old actor, is having short-term memory problems, and he claims in an interview with ARP magazine, it's just Michael Douglas doing interviews with ARP magazine, that hurts. But he claims that his short-term memory is not fine anymore. And he has blamed that over the years as marijuana use,

attributing it to his marijuana use. Now, he said, you know, during the COVID-19 period, he's been doing much more couch potatoing, as he called it, and he's been shocked by his reduction in stamina. And he said his long-term memory is fine, but his short-term memory is not. And he used to blame it on pot.

But he said he's still got friends who have been smoking as long as he has, and they have fabulous memories. So he's researching it because he doesn't think, that that's the issue anymore but for the long time it was it was an issue uh my short-term memory was just shot and it was because of pot but nope not anymore we've got to research it okay all right no problem i see where uh uh katherine zeta jones is she's doing she's on that uh the prodigal son i see she came in as a as a guest star uh

on the TV show prodigal son, which, you know, I catch. And I enjoy it. But I will say, ooh, Catherine, I love you. This is me talking here, just you and me. All right, I love you. But go easy on the knife. You're pretty close. You're pretty close to the Three Cuts to Clown Face.

And I know that Michael is, you know, got short-term memory laws so you know his long-term memory's fine so he remembers what you look like you know before just not what you looked like yesterday so everything is okay and he's pretty high just sitting around the house you know smoking smoking pot waiting for Netflix to say hey you gotta start shooting another season of the Kaminsky method okay but just let me say

Catherine again I love you but take it easy on the knife I'm