The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #1963 If Only You Knew

Episode Date: January 17, 2025

Adam & Drew start the show by continuing their search for more information on the mysterious “Palisades Hydrant Mom”, Rachel Darvish. After that, Dr. Drew responds to the claim by Mel Gibson, on t...he Joe Rogan Experience, that Ivermectin can be used to fight cancer. Support our sponsors: - This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, visit BetterHelp.com/AdamandDrew - Shopify.com/adamanddrew Leave us a voicemail: SpeakPipe.com/AdamandDrDrew OR Click the microphone at the top of the homepage, AdamandDrew.com

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey fans of freedom and open discussion, I'm heading over to Substack and there's an ad-free audio and video version of the Adam Corolla show that's going to be waiting there. In the near future, you'll even be able to watch ACS Live unedited as we record it, participate in the show via live chat. That'll be coming up very soon. You also get an ad free version of the Adam Curl and Dr. Drew show. You also get an exclusive to my new podcast, Beat It Out, where I share unpolished ideas with my comedian buddies. The first series of episodes is going to be
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Starting point is 00:01:31 Rachel Darvish to find out more about her. She's the hot chick, the FHC, right? Super hot, FSHC possibly. Oh, wait a minute. I thought it wasshc possibly. Oh Wait a minute. I thought was formally hot chick. Oh, that's right former fhc right? Yes I've Concocted that but anyway that the point is is I've decided she was hot because she ran up to Gavin Newsom told him she want to look at his phone
Starting point is 00:02:03 Which I would never do. And then announced she was gonna fill the hydrants herself and then announced he knows she would do it. Which I, listen, I love that. You know the person I love the most? Maybe, she may be the top. I'll tell you who used to be the top of my chick leaderboard in terms of proclamations,
Starting point is 00:02:26 was the one on the airplane when they were trying to get that horrible doctor out for like two hours and they kept yelling at him, if you don't get out of the seat and walk off this flight, we're gonna carry you off of this flight. After like two hours of negotiation, they finally get him in a headlock and he starts going, oh, I hate this guy by the way.
Starting point is 00:02:43 He starts screaming like a stuck pig. And then you hear a woman three seats back yell, what's happening? What's happening? What's going on here? Pot yourself down by the way. What's happening is you had an air marshal and a cop standing on this flight
Starting point is 00:03:00 that's been sitting at the gate for hours. You gotta pot. We're hearing you guys in there. Stuff down. They don't. That's why you don't hear us. That's why I don't hear us. Anyway, so. But I now now this person, it's it's the I you, you know that part. It's a fact that she said I will fill it myself and then pause and said,
Starting point is 00:03:22 you know that to the governor of California, you fill it myself and then pause and said you know that to the governor of California you fill it governor Okay, so now We got a good pic of Rachel And we were trying to figure out if she went to I I had her as a Santa Barbara Oh, all right, or Santa Cruz gal, maybe maybe USC gal But anyway, listen, is this an earlier picture of her? Hood spot, she's got hood spot. I like that.
Starting point is 00:03:48 Getting warmer. I would like to announce, I'm feeling myself. I would like to know in that moment what she was thinking. Because I think, to give her a benefit of the doubt, I think she was thinking about the reservoir and was being hyperbolic. I'll fill it myself if I have to. Why couldn't you, Governor? There's something that's going on, Drew, which is weird extra...
Starting point is 00:04:25 Good work getting the picture, by the way. Weird extra chick talk with everything all the time. Every press conference about the fire, the first 20 minutes of anyone's speech was thanking people around them. That was very disturbing. Can we just fucking get to it? We want an update on the fire acreage, you know, containment, not, you know, an officer McDougal has done such a heroic job.
Starting point is 00:04:51 Okay, everyone's a hero. Everyone's battling, everyone's a hero. No, I agree, that was disturbing. Now let's just fucking get to it. And councilwoman Loretta Sanchez, Loretta's tireless efforts on behalf of her constituency in the Pasadena area. It's like, okay, just fucking, just what, Loretta's tireless efforts on behalf of her constituency in the Pasadena area. It's like, okay, just fucking, just what,
Starting point is 00:05:09 how much containment, what are we talking about? But Drew, this is all part and parcel of what I've been screaming about, all the extra talk. Well, let's put it this way. And let me say this, I will give you, I will wager you this. When they have these types of events, when the refinery blows up in Missouri,
Starting point is 00:05:34 they don't have a cavalcade of Yentas up there thanking everybody and calling everyone's name out. Lieutenant Governor Sheila McDougall, without her steady leadership. No, what I'm saying is in other places, they just get to the fucking point. We have to give everyone a fucking participation trophy here. We have to fucking prop everyone up and give them a thanks.
Starting point is 00:05:58 Someone's gonna have their feelings hurt that you didn't thank district selectmen from the Norwalk area. You know what I mean? Just fucking get to it. I think that's a California thing. Did you see though the Pasadena police chief and the sheriff, two different press conferences, had completely different demeanors. They got up and went, thank you, whoever was handing off to them. Thank you, Mayor. And just down to business.
Starting point is 00:06:26 We're going to get this shit done. Oh, really? We're going to come get you guys, and we got this. And thank you, we're working hard. Stop it. We got it. And if you think we're kidding around, try us. That was it.
Starting point is 00:06:37 Fine. Thank you, Chief. Go back to your business. And what did the other one have? Both the Sheriff and the Pastime Police Chief had a very similar kind of demeanor. Oh, you said different. No, no, similar, similar. Very similar.
Starting point is 00:06:48 Similar. Oh, okay. Two different press conferences. Ah, same nuts and bolts. Same affect when they got up at the mic. That's all we want. Good, I feel better. I feel better seeing you guys out there.
Starting point is 00:06:58 So weird, the other thing is sort of... And by the way, the fire department chief too in LA, as much grief as they were giving her about DEI stuff I thought she did a great job. Yeah, I thought she was wonderful I liked her well you liked her cuz she threw the mayor under the bus I kind of liked her before that she was starting to she was talking like sheriff and I thought yeah That's what I want to hear right now chief. You remember sheriff or chief. There was a sheriff The fire chief she was talking like the sheriff.
Starting point is 00:07:25 Oh, I thought you said like a sheriff. No, no, no. All right, so lots of other stuff. People talking about air quality, I've not noticed anything, but I don't know if you have. Well, we, you know, we were in the line of fire with the smoke, and for two days we had, first of all we had these HEPA filter air purifiers. They worked. I was never more grateful to have those things. But even so we all were hoarse and coughing. It was noticeable. Yeah. Is it cleared out now? Yeah, nothing now. Think about Pasadena. Again, I'll say it again. You didn't hear any complaints about Pasadena because shit was done
Starting point is 00:08:04 properly. They got it done. You have very little complaining because look, act of nature, everybody got it, it was out of control, not much they could do. But what they did do, they did well. They were in command of the operation. And Passyna ended when the winds ended. I mean, essentially the residential part anyway.
Starting point is 00:08:28 There's still stuff up in the canyons. But the residential threat was 12 hours, essentially. It was Tuesday night when it was windy. Wednesday morning, the winds stopped. Whole thing stopped. That was it. What about Mel Gibson talking about claims of cancer curing? OK. What about Mel Gibson talking about claims of cancer curing? Okay, so this is essentially ivermectin and fibendazole that has been shown in vitro,
Starting point is 00:08:56 meaning in the test tube, to have very potent anti-cancer activity. There are circulating anecdotal stories about people with advanced cancer having not just remission but cure with essentially a combination of fasting and taking ivermectin and this other medication. To me, when they started running to it, I was like, oh really? So now ivermectin, the thing that may have had some activity against COVID, you're so into ivermectin that you're going to make it a cancer cure now. It just seems too much, too good to be true kind of thing. It's like, no, let's sit
Starting point is 00:09:35 and wait on this. And there are people who swear by it, but almost every case I'm aware of is in people who were already on other treatments or had a kind of cancer that is associated with remissions, like melanoma, things like that. So there's no good studies. It doesn't look great. Why it's a big hot topic, I don't know. If Mel Gibson would like to produce the three people that had the with their physicians Who can vouch to exactly what had happened clinically? I'm all ears, but I don't think so people are available because I don't think they exist
Starting point is 00:10:13 It's a lot of rumor going around with that. Oh really a lot of rumor. Yeah, I don't I Something we always do in medicine like if somebody's in an advanced state they want to try something fine try something and that we got nothing and It just if it really worked. We don't know it. That was one of the Trump decrees that I liked where he just went If you're dying in two months Why should the FDA be getting involved with what you can take and what you can't take you can take whatever you want If you're if you're dying which's called right to try. Yeah. Yeah, right to try. I like that. I don't even know why he had to decree that. It's sad that he did.
Starting point is 00:10:54 But I mean, it would be very upsetting knowing that you had very limited time on the planet and the government was getting involved, you know. Do you know that 30% of healthcare expense is literally wasted in the last six months of life? Yeah, that sounds about right. That things that we know are going to end soon and not well because we don't allow people to die with dignity or to die in a in a mature way. That's where almost most of the healthcare expenses are right there. It's so bad.
Starting point is 00:11:28 Well, what is dying in a mature way? You have four months to live. Let's make this as dignified and as reasonable as possible. How do we do that? First of all, keep functionality as long as possible. Go do stuff. Don't let us make you sicker with medication. The reality is people don't talk. The most awful words I ever hear spoken in medicine,
Starting point is 00:11:54 and surgeons do this all the time, is we got it all. We got it all. We got it all. Most cancers, there's no such thing as God at all. You tell families that and five months later there's a recurrence or they're bewildered they're in denial for a year well you did some all we got to do something. Hold on a second the theme song to taboo 2 he's got it all. Oh yeah. That is one acceptable version of God at all. It is. I particularly like your version of it when you used to sing it for us You know what i like i like any song when they go he's got it all Yes, he does. I like the yes, he does lyric
Starting point is 00:12:38 I don't i don't know why but the theme And it's probably the computer this predates you joe the theme it's probably the computer this predates you Joe the theme to taboo to one of the greatest adult films ever here you've got posters on the wall there's numerous results of you singing it oh but there's also the actual song you used to sing along with it. I would sing along with it. First off, I don't play the guitar professionally, but I do recognize a professional guitar player. Whoever's playing the acoustic guitar at the beginning,
Starting point is 00:13:15 it's so sad that when you're talking about surgeons and cancer and going, guys, got it all, all I can do is hear the taboo, two theme song. It was also a simpler time back in 1982 when they could kind of advertise incest. The poster's like, hey, it's banging his sister, don't you wanna watch? It's like, I get the theme being taboo and stuff,
Starting point is 00:13:40 but it's weird to just kind of push it up front. You know what I mean? Remember, anything went in the 70s. Well, 82. I told you it was 82, but it was, the original was probably 79. Well, you know, with porn it was probably 81 1 1 2 or something.
Starting point is 00:13:57 I think we have the Taboo 2 theme. That would be courtesy of me. I don't know that this song would have ever had a life outside of taboo. No. There's that acoustic guitar. Don't pretend like you don't know it, Joe. He has it all, yes he does. Oh No back up the film cuz we're looking at it I saw this movie so many times at my friend
Starting point is 00:14:40 Donnie's house if you back it up go you'll see one guy They're shooting b-roll them like walking home from school. You see one guy with like a briefcase, who's a student. He walks through three separate times in one scene. I remember he's gonna laugh at this all the time. He doesn't know he's in the movie. I'm convinced, cause they're just, they're running and gunning. They're running and gunning. They tell the two stars, dress up like you're
Starting point is 00:15:02 in the ninth grade and just walk along the sidewalk after you know, Washington, Jr There he is again This guy's a star of taboo too. It has no I never gets credited Not on his IMDB doesn't even live in Noah. I swear he may walk through one more time And when he does, he satisfies me. I get the creeps. I swear this guy's going to pass through one more time. Just what he would do.
Starting point is 00:15:38 A fourth time. He passes through the shot a fourth time. I'm sitting around, you know, I'm 19 watching Taboo 2 going, this guy keeps walking through the shot a fourth time. I'm sitting around, you know, I'm 19 watching Taboo 2 going, this guy keeps walking through the shot. Everyone's like quiet, we're trying to beat off in here. I'm like, what about the guy with the briefcase? You should have known then your brain was a little different. I guess I should have known. Was it four times? The part I love is that he stopped at the bus stop and they left him. And at the very crescendo, he just walked.
Starting point is 00:16:08 He just walked right through one more time. Now that guy didn't know, Joe, did that guy know he was in a porn film? No. No way. No, so- I don't know, because for him to catch up with those girls, you would have to run up and then walk through.
Starting point is 00:16:23 I think he was making, he saw two hot students he'd never seen at. I see, got it. That wasn't like, I mean, you're not having a background actor in that, like, oh, back to one, you're walking by these girls again. Yeah, they're not putting gaffers tape over Nike swoosh, you know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:16:42 Like, we don't want any, we're trying to get sponsorship, bro. No, they said, just listen, Grant High School gets out at 3.05. We're just gonna drop you two off by the front gate. Here's a notebook, and you guys just walk and talk, and we'll go across the street, and we'll just sort of go tight on you guys.
Starting point is 00:17:06 Like, we'll run and gun this, and we're not pulling permits or anything. It's a porn movie. And we'll just follow you along, right? So the dude in the black cardigan, or the black V-neck with the briefcase, was just a dude who was in the 11th grade, who was walking home, who's inadvertently the star
Starting point is 00:17:28 of Taboo 2, didn't know it, but probably thought, who are these two new hot chicks? I've been going to Grant High School since the 9th grade, I don't remember these two. So he was like checking their ass out, then waiting, and then caught up to them again, he is at the end again, right? He's like Rachel Darvish was the hottest chicken Till these two that's right
Starting point is 00:17:51 Now does this guy have any idea did he watch taboo to his pretty big film? You know, I mean, yeah, he's the right demo For this does he have any idea that he's in it? Hmm. I know that in North Hollywood High in 1978, this was the film of the day. 82, Drew. I've said 82 three times. You think this is 70s. It's 82, I think. Are the stars of Taboo One the same? Is it a sequel? Like did this guy recognize the star of Taboo One? Nice thought. I think some of the same people may have been in it. I never saw Taboo One.
Starting point is 00:18:32 All I had was Sex Boat and Taboo Two because that's the one my friend Donnie's dad had. Of course my dad didn't possess his own porn. I got the Tony Bennett DVD. Great to jerk off to that or the CD. No, my dad did not own a tape or a way to play the tape. Right. But the point I was going to make was I know there's a big headline in the local peer group there at North Hollywood High. I never saw this until I met you.
Starting point is 00:19:07 I never heard of it. I wouldn't have known about it if my friend's dad didn't have Taboo 2. And then I always used to tell people all the time, it's funny, when you'd have roommates and the roommates would argue, like, I want the DVD player in my room or the CD or the, you know, I want the DVD player in my room or the CD or the You know, I want the tape player in my room like okay, that's a jack-off central Okay, have it your way But there's gonna be bunch of dudes beating off on your food Tom. Well your work so be it Want it in your room
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Starting point is 00:22:07 before bedtime with NCIS or Tracker or curl up with a surefire hit like Forrest Gump. Run Forrest! Pluto TV has thousands of movies and shows all for free. Pluto TV, stream now, pay never. So you saw my battle with YouTube. Oh yeah. X, which is kind of-
Starting point is 00:22:26 What happened there? So I've been dinged and downgraded and put into YouTube jail a number of times. And we sort of gave up on YouTube and moved over to Rumble and X for my Ask Dr. Drew streaming show. And I had two interviews. I can't even remember what one of them was now. Oh, I interviewed Harry Fisher, who was an EMT, he was reporting on vaccine side effects
Starting point is 00:22:52 he'd seen out in the field. And it was with Kelly Victory, who's a very good ER physician. And I had another interview, gosh, what was, oh, this was with an attorney who was representing Vaccine Injured. And because in some, both those shows were widely viewed for some reason. And they got to YouTube's attention. And we got dinged for violating their community policies, whatever they are.
Starting point is 00:23:21 And we just sort of had enough. And so we wrote a big X thread about how, you know, this is the day when Facebook is smelling the coffee and turning around and is adjusting to allow people to have discourse, particularly professionals with, you know, with credential standing. And they were not allowing that on YouTube. And we particularly pointed out, here, by the way, is Rachel Rachel Matto that you have up on now on YouTube talking about how vaccines prevent all infection and prevent all spread of COVID and that's not against your community standards so well done.
Starting point is 00:23:56 And we had 7 million views. Wow. And YouTube came took down their concerns and came begging actually, let us talk to you. And we're not talking to them yet, so I'll let you know what we find out. I'm sick of their bullshit. It's like, do you want to talk to us now? Oh, okay. Now that the whole world has changed, go ahead and change your policies. Then talk to me. Well, you know what's, the thing that I find, like I said, sort of insulting is when somebody
Starting point is 00:24:31 like Zuckerberg explains he's gonna rearrange his policies on whatever and then you turn on MSNBC and everyone's got their panties in a bunch because they're talking about these wild untruths, running wild. These are the people. All the untruths were the things that they said. The purveyors of myths and disinformation of the last decade are all the ones screaming about this.
Starting point is 00:24:58 And it's the height of hypocrisy, but it also takes some crazy wayvos, and also a fucking look in the mirror Yes, you guys who got everything wrong and or then lied are now Going nuts like ladies from the view you're going nuts that Elon Musk has opened up Twitter and X and what-have-you You're all going that's you guys lied about everything to do with COVID. You lied about all of it, or I'll give you the benefit of the doubt,
Starting point is 00:25:29 you gave misinformation about COVID for four years and it's a weird, it's also a kind of a new world order, you know what I mean? It's like when Biden will get up there and start talking about, you know, the rule of law and there's not two systems, there's only one system, and he's tired of these fat cat politicians showing favoritism. It's like you just pardoned your criminal son. It's weird, isn't it? And you're giving this weird morality lecture.
Starting point is 00:26:03 And you're giving this weird morality lecture. Now, maybe it's because of it, but it's also you and I. See, I guess there's two there's two approaches. You ready? You could get caught cheating on your wife and then you could go, OK, there are two roads I could take. I could take the I I'm gonna lay low and just not say anything and let people talk shit about me in the press or whatever on Reddit and maybe it'll blow over.
Starting point is 00:26:34 Or you could go, I'm gonna get up there and lecture people on family. You know what I mean? And you and I would go the, oh, just shut up and eat shit for a few months and it'll go away. You would never go the road of, give me the microphone,
Starting point is 00:26:49 I'm gonna lecture everyone about family. Which is interesting, it feels totally counterintuitive to us. But yet, here we are. Also, the press conference where, you know, you make the proclamation that, you know, seven million acres of burn and this is unacceptable, but you're in charge of the state they burn in.
Starting point is 00:27:13 Who's in charge here? You and I would never do that because it would feel kind of grotesque to us. But that's not the time we're living in. And I think it feels very counterintuitive to us. So to be the person who's been giving out the misinformation all about COVID and beyond that it was Russian collusion and, you know, steal dossier and PP tapes and stuff, they've bled into a hundred binds laptop and stuff.
Starting point is 00:27:46 You guys lied about all of it, was all misinformation. And now you're gonna take that anchor chair and you're gonna look right down the barrel of that camera and you're gonna start yelling about Zuckerberg and he's in the back pocket of Trump and Putin and he's doing his dealing with his miss. It's dangerous, by the way, this is dangerous. especially with COVID people could get hurt, you know, and it's like, that is crazy. And by the way, I think it's kind of chick thingy. It's real. I mean, not now Gavin Newsom is a chick.
Starting point is 00:28:19 Now, what I'm saying is, please understand Gavin Newsom is a woman and Harmeet Dhillon the attorney's a dude and things like a dude you know there's plenty of Tulsi Gabbard is dude think and Newsom Newsom is chick thing like it's not all your gender but the the other I have a stronger feeling too which is disgust yeah it's like a really powerful like oh. And back to disappointed, something we said a couple days ago. It's just like people just do not fail to disappoint these days. Did you see Michael Schellenberger, by the way, on Tucker talking about something we've talked about for a long time, which is when people lose religion, they fill in with something else that acts like religion. And here we are.
Starting point is 00:29:05 Oh, yeah. Yeah, no, I didn't see Schellenberger talking about that, but I do appreciate the guy. Oh, my god. I walked downtown with him, Skid Row, when he was involved in trying to manage the opiate thing. That was his main thing at the time, it was years ago. And little did he know he was going
Starting point is 00:29:22 to get into this whole other world. He thought they were making a mistake in the opiate situation like they just didn't understand and then he opened up the Twitter files amongst other things like holy shit these people are out of their minds. Right but Rachel Maddow or the ladies from the view worry about guys like that with misinformation. Schellenberger. Yeah except for they they never point out specifically what it is that got wrong. That is somebody you do not need to worry about when it comes to misinformation. That is a clear thinking...
Starting point is 00:29:52 But the ladies from The View don't like him on Twitter going unchecked. Yeah. Well, he had an interesting take too. He said it's the golden age of journalism because no one's doing investigative reporting, so it leaves the door open to people like him to go collect the facts and then report on them. Well, except for 60 minutes. Sir, we can't verify that.
Starting point is 00:30:14 It can't be verified. You see them going after Jamie Dimon too? Jamie Dimon's like, it's fine. Well, he has FB money. But also, listen, I don't get what the model is. I know I've said it a few times. You got the guy who owns the Los Angeles Times explaining that he made a mistake
Starting point is 00:30:35 when they endorsed Karen Bass. And I'm like, say all you want. I'm not reading anything in your publication. Right. I don't believe you anymore. And I was, to me, 60 Minutes was can't miss television. I watched it religiously for over a decade and now I'm like okay, whatever their politics are,
Starting point is 00:30:55 I don't believe them anymore. And I, it is sad. I don't wanna feel that way about anybody. You know what I mean? And I don't feel that way about anybody, you know what I mean? And I don't feel that way about everybody, but it's not a place you want to get to if you're a publication, a news organization, or just a human being. You know, when you go, you can't listen to that guy, he doesn't know the fuck he's talking about. He's always talking about something he doesn't know about.
Starting point is 00:31:20 You know, that kind of thing? Like, I don't... Yeah. Or the other thing that gets crept in too is not only that, but the sort of delusional aspects of people's thinking I'm saying can't get out of their way human beings if you don't say things phrases like I Don't know. Let me check right or You're not asking the right guy because I really don't know a lot about this, you know, whatever or things like I thought it was Monday but I could be wrong okay if you don't say that shit at least five times a day something's wrong with you so good thinkers certainly good scientists have what it's something called rational
Starting point is 00:31:58 uncertainty all the time at all times we have been through this delusional wave of irrational certitude. Yeah. Oh, no, I do say it 12 times a day, but I'm making fun of people that think they know everything. I go, hmm, doesn't sound like the kind of thing Mark Geragos would say, but I can call them now if you like. And then they go, oh, maybe didn't say it. You know, like they'll do like a lot of that. I'm just baiting them essentially. Disappointing. We need a new campaign, like don't be disappointing. Don't disgust us, don't be disappointing. Well. People disappoint.
Starting point is 00:32:33 Also. There's a whole five years of, I used to like you until, until you changed, man. It's like, okay. Well, leave the door open to the concept that you may be wrong about something. Oh yes. That's all. At all times, in all thoughts. Yeah. Yeah, and even if you feel certain, just try to qualify it. Just go, I think I'm right, but we'll see. Yeah. All right, Solana Beach,
Starting point is 00:33:01 belly up this Sunday doing some shows there too. Jay Moore, very funny stand-up. Great on stage. We'll be on stage together. And we'll be on stage apart too. Do that. Also, Covina Laugh Factory coming up January 27th. Paul Rodriguez, very funny, be up on stage with me too. Boca Raton and Naples. Just go to Amcro for all the live shows. What do you got, Drew?
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