The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2012 - Clearing Your Mind

Episode Date: June 13, 2025

In this episode of The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, Adam opens with a provocative question: can you tell if someone’s dumb just by looking into their eyes? From there, he and Dr. Drew explore the absurdity of hyperbole in today's discourse. The two react to a surprising clip of Hakeem Jeffries reversing course on border security, and Dr. Drew weighs in on RFK Jr.’s bold move to remove all members of the CDC vaccine advisory panel.Dr. Drew discusses reports suggesting men on Ozempic may be experiencing unexpected… growth. Adam offers a philosophical take on how a clear mind leads to overall clarity in life, then shares a story from a recent doctor’s visit. They also touch on the troubling way some young, intoxicated women speak to police officers today, and Adam wraps things up with a story about the time he brought Chick-fil-A sandwiches to Jay Leno.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live at Corolla one studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky. You're listening to the Adam and Dr. Drew show. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on. No choice. Better get it on. Oh, Dr. is more for five than Cindy.

Expected. Oh, redundancy, redundancy. I think that's got to go into the urban dictionary. I think we can get it there. Because dumb people try to buy time by repeating the same thing. Being redundant. By being redundant. Redundant, dumb. And you can watch Hakeem Jeffries who I don't know is it, Drew, is there

kind of thing where I can kind of look at someone's eyes and kind of go that guy's kind of dumb? What am I picking up on? I know what you're picking that kind of dullness but but it's people sort of looking inward rather than expressing outwards. It's kind of a funny thing. That can lead you wrong. You have to be careful with that. Yeah, no.

I mean, it's not all looks, but it's also there is a non-point-making person where you just go, that person's not making a point. And usually when I hear that kind of thing, I think, oh, they don't understand the topic. They don't really get what they're talking about. I always imagine that's why they can't make a point with it. Well, here's what I think it is. They want to make a point, but they don't have a good point. So they always use a little hyperbole

to get the point across. And when I hear hyperbole, I get suspicious. Other people buy into it, you know what I mean? Like, you know, when Biden's like, these jackbooted thugs, red eyes, veins bulging as they come from the forest with torches. I didn't see any of that. I don't know where that, where are you coming?

You're painting a weird comic book picture of this racist thing you're talking about. But anyway, Biden got himself off the sofa and that's why he said, I'm gonna now ruin this country because of this. By the way, did he take a bite out of racism I mean I know he fanned the flames of racism by weaving it into every fucking speech he made but did he really do that do you want to hear the walking answer okay

let's hear this your Jeff representative Jeffries is mentioning here let's hear this. Mr. Jeff representative Jeffries is mentioning here. Let's hear what he says As opposed to allowing the Trump administration to try to distract the American people by unleashing Mast agents if they were proud of what they are doing. Why are they masked? This isn't the 1930s. Oh, sure said 30s you're right a mask and So their core principles what that are pretty simple secure the border decisively, huh? Oh, we supported legislation that was negotiated. It was the toughest I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is.

I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is.

I'm not sure what the question is. I'm not sure what the question is. I'm't know what the fuck he's talking about. I he's into border security now. I didn't hear him for four years talking about border security. I heard from my orcas that the border was secure. And I heard from Kamala Harris and that in the border was secure and that any country wants their board, the border to be secure. Build bridges,

by the way, that's a dumb person talking. You can say whatever you want, but that's dumb. You don't go, is the border secure? Our border's secure, and that any country wants their border secure. That's what a fucking nine-year-old says. That's a dumb person talking. It's like, that's a dumb, it's a dumb person talking. He,

Hakeem Jeffries talks like in those Ninja Warrior shows, there's one point where the guy's doing the monkey grip and he's going for the next ring and going for the next ring. Every word is like the next ring, like, ah, my God, oh God. People of an American want to... But that's Kamala Harris, that's her thing too.

Yeah, it's like everything's like, where's the next word? Where's the next word? Yeah, yeah. Have a cogent thought and just string them, go ahead and put them together. Yeah. And then... It's not about the words, it's about your thinking. But it's also, he doesn't think straight.

It's like, they're not proud of themselves. Why would you wear a mask if you weren't proud? Okay, well, welders and underwater divers wear masks. I don't know if they're proud of themselves, but there's certain jobs that require a mask. NFL players have a face mask. I don't know if he just checked. He just got done yelling at everyone

to put a mask on for the last five years, wasn't he? Yep. Didn't he love masks? If you're not proud of what you do, you're trying... Listen, we're living in a horrible society full of digital devices that will take a picture of people and then put it on the internet and then dox them and then put their family in danger.

Is that not abundantly apparent to Hakeem Jeffries? And has it not been done multiple, multiple times by now? Yeah. Is that not abundantly apparent to Hakeem Jeffries? And has it not been done multiple, multiple times by now? Yeah. Okay. He's not a, he doesn't make good points, he's not right. Okay, go ahead. So Grok, yeah, smoke came out of the app,

struggling to try to figure out what I was asking, because there was lots of anti-masking laws and issues around criminals, but none around law enforcement. No documented evidence from the provided sources or historical context that law enforcement in the 1930s wore masks to conceal their identities, part of their duties, blah, blah, blah. So, and so anti-mask laws are targeted to criminals and other things. So speaking of health and cleanliness, RFK Jr. fired everybody over at the vaccine safety committee and vaccine evaluation committee. And I don't understand why people reacted so strongly to that. It's like, that's going to be gone in a millisecond, in my opinion, because

the really outrageous thing is some of the most talented people from the committee and the vaccine approval process, the FDA, quit already because they were concerned about what was going on under the Biden administration. If RFK really wants to do something interesting, bring those people back and then put alternative opinions on your panel as well. But there were some really high... And he's got... Oh, for Christ's sake. He's got this oncologist in there. I'm blanking on his name right now. No one knows who he is, so keep going. But he is really good at research and reading literature. And he was the one that ran the

alarm about those really high quality people leaving. He could influence, I think, RFK and bring those people leaving. He could influence, I think, RFK and bring those people back. So yeah, in general, I'm all for firing everybody. Basically, I have to do that because the bureaucracy becomes entrenched. Otherwise, you really do that. Yeah. Yeah, it's a you're either hiring alongside of the bureaucracy to get things done you want to do, which is wasting taxpayer dollars, or you're getting rid of these people. I think getting rid of is a very effective strategy. All right, what else you got? I got a lot of ink spilled about Ozembic enlarging your penis.

Oh, yeah. So this this harkens to two issues both of which you and I've talked about for years. One is the mailbox analogy and the grass. Remember that one? You want to bring that one back for the 90s? Yeah I do and that's funny I forgot about that analogy but I use it my stand up. Ah interesting. In another related or sort of unrelated story, not about Ozempic or whatever, but the analogy that I would use, I think, and you tell me as you recall,

but when the grass around the mailbox gets real high, the post looks shorter. Right, the mailbox, not as much as a mailbox is exposed above the grass. We got it. Just saying yes. Yes and? I'm allowed to say yes and, aren't I? I didn't say no. No, no. Yes and, but not, yeah, okay. Keep going. And in the case of obesity, the panus that pulls forward, the stalk of the penis goes inside. Yes. And so that's the grass. Well, I used to say all the time, Drew,

I would say, you know, every time I'm at the gym, I see the fat guy like step out of the shower. It's like, he's fat and he got a small dick. And I felt like God really is punishing him. But that's when you sort of explained the panties part. That's one part. And by the way, the thigh and everything else. Folds in on it. But that's one part. There's a second part that I would argue is maybe more important and one that people don't fucking ever talk about. And we used to talk, we used to get questions on Love Line where people

go, I think my penis got bigger. I said, impossible. No, The penis size in some individuals can fluctuate with testosterone. That's the other thing. And you then told me the fat guys had higher circulating levels of estrogen. Yes. Because they were fat. The fat itself converts testosterone to estrogen. You lose testosterone, you raise estrogen. Right. And your penis shrinks. And now you shrink your penis.

Right. And so now you've gotten rid of the fat. So you're doing the opposite. If you lift the weights, especially, get a little resistance training going, now you can raise your testosterone. And the penis will follow suit. So good. That's good times. Right.

But was I hearing people are injecting it into their penis or something? Oh, really? I don't know. Here's what happens. There is a thing, and it gets out. out and then people take it and they twist it and then they push it out Again, right. I'm noticing all the time. Like I said, like the news was like Yeah, it's well the latest one for me was like

P diddy firebomb. He blew up that you know kid Cuddy sharp P Diddy fire bomb he blew up that you kid Cuddy sharp or Porsche or something or other fuck this everyone's fucking fake names, but the whole point is is One tenth of the quarter of the seats burned and there's a hole in the roof fire bomb and blow it up You know, it's weird everyone hates it when I'm constantly talking that way. I'm going, no, no, no, just no, just no. And everyone's going, what? No, yeah. And I'm like, okay, then be inaccurate. Go ahead, have fun.

You go ahead and think, you just go ahead and think that those Christian teenagers ran down the bottlenose dolphins in the open sea. Go ahead and think that way, you fucking retards. Just go ahead. Have fun not knowing anything. Have fun being inaccurate. And by the way, being triggered all the time. What are those Christian kids doing? Bugging those porpoises. But your mom, I could see your mom doing it. Michael Phelps top speed was like four and a half miles an hour in the pool. Bottlenose Dolphin, 37 miles an hour. I think we're good.

Jesus fucking Christ. He traumatized the dolphin. What was that story? You gotta find that story, Andrew. I don't know why I always repeat it. It's not because I care about this story It's my shut up news story by the way. I'm the guy Drew

I'm the guy who sits around Here's what you have to say and go now and then they go I read this story. I go well then I know more than you If you know without reading the story, are you listen Andrew Listen to me. I told this to Drew, but listen, if you're clear, if your fucking mind is clear, you'll know everything. It's funny, I was going in talking to a doctor, I was talking to Drew right before that, and I said, what is everyone so insecure for?

What's going on? I don't have any of that. I'm not evolved, I just don't walk around with this weird, insecure, you think I'm dumb? You don't think I'm funny? You think I'm stupid? Just relax. Relax. It's weird, huh? I do think you're dumb, but I'm not expressing that. But I don't know, what's with the thing all the time? Okay.

Defensiveness. Let's just say I think you're dumb. There's a good way to fix that. Don't be dumb. Stop doing dumb shit. Right. And then maybe stop sounding like Hakeem Jeffries. And then maybe we could do something about you, me thinking you're dumb.

But 33 Swimmers were harassing dolphins. Oh my God. Yeah, I love it. I love it. Is that like a animal, forestry person meeting with the kids? We gotta sit down. Someone's gotta write... Someone's gotta get them a ticket. Oh my God. One of those kids wasn't wearing a mask in the water, Drew. Another kid was on the beach during COVID. Yeah, gotta get that paddle boarder. Listen to me,

Andrew. You see the video of it though. You see dolphins and then you see a group of swimmers nearby and that becomes harassment? They have rules about wildlife or whatever. And I get it when you're in Hawaii, the turtles, the sea turtles, they don't swim that fast. If you want to go fuck with them, man. But you can fuck with a dolphin all you want. But at certain point, if he doesn't like it, she doesn't like it, they leave, and there's nothing you're gonna do about that. Okay, so if they're near you, maybe they like being near you.

If they don't wanna be near you, then they'll be gone in two-tenths of a second. Speaking of two-tenths of a second, so when I was going to the doctor's, I said to Drew, I'm not half-cocked. I don't have this weird insecurity that everyone seems to have. And Drew said, well, you have clarity. And I was like, huh.

And I never thought about it, but I was thinking about it a lot, which is, yeah, I do have clarity and clarity helps. Yeah. A lot. Because lack of clarity makes you a little uncertain and then you can go and insecure if you're not sort of schooled or Careful right actually right so it stuck with me as I was going to visit the doctor that I had clarity Hmm, and I thought hmm. Yeah, I do. I know how stuff is built

I know it's made. I know what's going on. So I have a sense of security from clarity. You can lean on that. Yeah. Oh, I would do all day every day. Yeah. So do not have that. I don't have that. I have clarity in certain things. But I don't have I can't. I can't. I can't rely on my truth, my sense of what is on my truth, my sense of what is, with the same certitude that you have. Right. So... And yet, interestingly, you have no... You're not hubristic about it, I don't think, and you don't have that kind of irrational certitude everybody has. It's just clarity. It just

is. Irrational certitude is what you need in place of clarity. Yeah. Then you just start yelling louder. But you still don't have a point. Right, well you think you do or whatever, but because you don't have clarity, you're just doing what your mother used to do,

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And let's see if those records would fall. So he's not sponsoring it or anything, but he checks the hearts and the health of the athletes that are in it Yeah, and So he says to me as I sit in his office. He goes I You know, I go well how big a performance enhancing and whatever like what's starting to come out the other end because we want To know and he said well, we just set the 50 meter freestyle swimming event, the guy who's in the program, which means doping, juicing, whatever,

all the stuff we talked about. Is that a woman? No. I thought they were the same. Oh yeah, you're right. Good point. Simone Biles said they're the same. But turns out it's a dude.

Walk of the draw. And the enhanced games. Yeah, set for Las Vegas, 2026. Okay, so this guy, so this doctor, the doctor who's in charge of the program, who's in the program, who meets with all these athletes and deals with all this, he sits by his desk and he goes, this guy just beat the world freestyle record

by two seconds in the 50 meter. And I go, I don't think so. And he goes, yeah. And I go, two seconds. He goes, yeah. I go, that's like 18 feet in the pool. I said, point two seconds. He goes,

nah, I think it's two seconds. I go, that's point two. And he goes, now to his credit, he's a smart guy. So he went, you know what? Let me check that out. Let me check that out. And I said, yeah, go check it out. That's the way I go through life, like him. Yeah, why not? Now, I'm the guy who never swam competitively and have no idea what times are in swimming pools, and I have no idea what this enhanced games thing is doing

and maybe the guy's juicy, maybe it was a big deal. But I just go, broke the world record? Yeah, for a sprint, 50 yards, sprint. Yeah, two seconds is too much. Gotta be point. You're remembering two, but you just put the decimal in the wrong place. So you beat it by point two,

which is beating the world record. And also I'm keeping in mind that this guy's probably a top 10 guy, but not number two in the world. They're not the former record holder, you know what I mean? I do all those calcs, I tell him point two, and then he checks on it and tells me I'm right.

Now, what do I know about swimming? What do I know about the enhanced games? What do I know about any of it? So I don't know anything, I have clarity. Is the clarity genetic and having been a carpenter where you learn to judge your distances and fractions and things? You can apply it to anything. You just sit and listen.

So you, no, hold on. Yes. So do you think you have a natural ability that lets you sort of see things, whether your hypervigilance, your low heart rate, all that stuff, sets you up to be able to do that calculation? Or is it the training and carpentry, or both? The training and the carpentry is sort of the exercise that keeps sort of the logical blood flowing all the time, because everything's just sort of a sequence.

It's like it keeps relations in. It keeps relations true. The relation between a short distance and a far distance. These are true for you. They're absolutely clear. Yes. It gets more and more and more granular. But not involving yourself into too many of these equations, which people do, they get much too involved, and then they have to start defending their stuff. Defensive. Again, defensive. You and I have not really emphasized defensiveness

over the years, but I'm beginning to think that they may, that's how people, that's how they fuck up relationships. So they fuck up learning. It's how they fuck up clarity, it's how they do stupid shit because they don't take in information, they're defensive. Really a serious problem. And as we... You and I have been talking a little bit about shame and how shame is a real problem because

it motivates people to avoid, but really it generates defensiveness. And that's... That we gotta, that needs to be dealt with with force, I'm sorry. Because for everybody's good, including the people that are defensive. Yeah. Because it doesn't seem to be settling down on its own.

No, but there's a lot of people out there that are very defensive, and I realize they, maybe they should be because they don't really possess any skills or knowledge or anything. We circle back to it a lot, but having a baseline of being competent, even if you're just a horseshoe or something,

but really understanding that business. You know what I mean? There is a baseline there that gives you a sort of a thing. And then if you can diversify, if you can play concert level piano and be a mixed martial artist, that's gonna give you a woo, you know, that gives you a base, right?

And we kinda understand it when we talk about Renaissance Man and we sorta go, you know, people say like all the time, they'll go, that guy is a, you know, he has a Harvard Law degree and he built his own log cabin. You know, we'll do this weird diversity thing, you know, where we'll go, this guy, he's, this guy's a mixed martial artist and he grows his own vegetables, you know, we can just, we like, we like to span, you know, and we imagine there's stuff in between, you know, and so we kind of recognize it as a sort of Leonardo da Vinci or sort of way or you know

They look dos Echise was a whole campaign about the most interesting man in the world There was not he sat around and watched TV says he fucking did a bunch of Diverse things and we talked to that guy. I did he was a pussy He was a little Jewish. He was a pussy whip impact little puss who sat there with his fucking wife who basically told him what to say and what not to say. It was comical. Isn't that comical? Yes, it was so funny. But they don't, you know, one day he's cliff diving, the next day he's running with the bulls, the next day he's solved an equation. You know what I mean? But getting back to defensiveness, to me that dovetails into something you said the other day to me, which it's time for some hash settling. And I don't mean that in any kind of offensive

or aggressive way, it's just the hash gotta be settled. Well, I think the problem is, a lot of it is the gatekeepers, the sort of politicians, teachers, and stuff like that. I can't tell you how many times a woman has said to me, you can't talk to somebody that way. And I go, I just told them they fucked up the dates on the fucking live shows.

You can't say that. It's like, I'm like, oh, well, what am I allowed to say inside of my own building? You know what I mean? Like, I've had women tell me, don't watch it. You can't talk to your daughter that way. You know, it's like, okay, I'm gonna be fine. You should worry about her and how she's gonna turn out

because no one's able to tell her things in a realistic way. You know what I mean? It's like a weird obsession of like how I'm being spoke to like all the time. You go through life and you're upset. By the way, the people that have it the best, the worst are fat black women. They're like, you can't come at me that way. You can't talk to me that way. Somebody in a fucking Southwest airline just said, you got to because your bag's more than 50 pounds and they fucking start throwing their hands.

It's like, okay, someone's gonna have to tell that person that yes, they can be spoke to. You know, when the officer says roll down your window, you don't tell them to fuck off, you roll the window down. That's how it worked. I'm realizing. People tell you what to do all the fucking time. It's not because they think you're stupid

or they're disrespecting you. I'm, Instagram and X has been sending me, I just realized, a rash of young, hot, drunk chicks arrested and the way they talk to the officers. Right. It's like, whoa, whoa, wow. And not even that drunk, like I understand if they're really wasted or something, but oh my God, it's sort of, it's startling.

Yes, listen everyone, be fine with people telling you what to do. But no one has told her before, hey, hey, cause she, you know, walked into a celebrity. It's baked into everyone under 40 now. They just come right back with here's why, here's why, here's why.

Listen, it's you who shall suffer, young person, who does not accept any input. So let's be clear about it. Do not start with an explanation. Start with listening. Start with listening. There could be an explanation. Start with listening. Start with listening. There could be an explanation. There might be. And I oftentimes have explanations. I always have an explanation because I'm never guilty, Drew. No, I just mean I get a lot of, you know, did you give so-and-so the so-and-so, and I'll go, I was out working all weekend

in Portland, and I came back, and then I gave it to him, like weird, but I'm not gonna eat it. Do you know what I mean? If somebody goes, why didn't you mow the lawn on Saturday, and I was doing six shows in the Pacific Northwest, and I'll go, I was doing six shows in Pacific Northwest. And I'll come back and I'll muggle on on Monday. But that's not me making excuses,

that's sort of an accounting of my time. You know what I'm saying? And I will definitely do that if in fact, I mean it's kind of a weird thing. I mean look, we're all, here's the deal. I am as defensive as the next person, as the average piece of shit 27 year old person in Los Angeles. I'm as defensive. But my defense has an actual explanation. Yours may too, but remember when I told one of my guys here, when we're ordering Chick-fil-A, this is my favorite story. By the way, all I do is work

with these people and they just tell me things. They have these weird things. I did my best. It's like a weird thing where I go, you're late. And I go, yeah, I know, I had to find a place to park. I go, yeah, I know. Everyone who, what do you think I do? Jump out of my car and leave it rolling? Just fucking ghost ride it into the fucking berm? I find places to park as well. And then I get out of my car

and then I walk to where I work. But okay, anyway, you had to find a place to park. Okay, it's a lot of that. But I mean, the greatest was the guy in the next office when we're going to, they go to Leno's, watch a premiere. We'd sit in the Tonight Show set he had set up in his warehouse and watch my car dock. When the new, we plan a night to go to Leno's.

And so, we embarrassed one night because we told, Leno loves Chick-fil-A, and we told Leno, we're gonna show up with Chick-fil-A, and we're gonna, and it was like out of a move, like out of a sitcom, we showed up, he has a kitchen set up in his shop to another building. And everyone put this stuff down, and everyone took their burgers out and was like

eating their burgers. And Leno like looked into the bag and like looked a little forlorn, you know, and everyone's like eating their sandwich. And he went, and these guys get a sandwich for me? And we're like, Oh, yeah, it's in the bag. We got a bunch of sandwiches, you know, and he goes, I don't see it. I don't see one here. And we're all sandwiches, you know? And he goes, I don't see one here. And we're all just eating our sandwich, and he goes, I don't think you got me a sandwich. And we're at a shop to watch the movie and everything, and we're like, oh man, what is,

well, Gabe and the other shop, I said, let's just order Chick-fil-A, and he's like, who's going? I go, well, me and Mike and Nate are going, you know, to Chick-fil-A. And we're going to Leno's where his guys are going to be there. So let's get some Chick-fil-A. We're going to watch this movie. And he just ordered Mike a Chick-fil-A, me a Chick-fil-A, and Nate a Chick-fil-A. And then watch us. His plan was we're going to take it to Leno's and then eat it in front of him at 630. So at a certain point I was like,

I said, Gabe, why didn't you, when you're ordering it, we're going to Leno with his guys and we're gonna eat Chick-fil-A and then we're gonna watch the movie at six o'clock. But why didn't you, why didn't you like ask? It was Leno, I mean, it was like, I don't know, Leno didn't get his order in, you know, kind of thing. And I was like, no, we're just gonna order Chick-fil-A and eat it at Leno's.

We had three burgers that didn't seem, that three Chick-fil-A burgers, that seemed like enough for us going over there. And he goes, it was raining outside. And I said, it was raining outside. Yeah. Yeah. I go, well, I don't, it's raining outside. Yeah. Yeah. I go, what? I don't, what's that?

You called it into Chick-fil-A. I don't know, what's the weather have to do with it? And he's like, I don't know. I'm just saying. I'm just, well, he's just like, I'm saying stuff. But that's defensiveness. Defensiveness is- Yeah, well, I'd say once you get to the weather, yeah.

Maybe we ought to call it evasiveness. Also, it's not like I said, look, if the sky's clear, I'm going to take my dirigible over to Leno Shop. Yes, it's raining. We're going to get in a car, then we'll shut the doors, and then we'll drive with these things called windshield wipers, and then we'll go to Chick-fil-A, and then we'll get the food. I don't know if it's raining inside of Chick-fil-A. I imagine it's dry. Anyway, it's awesome. All right, now Drew. Yeah. 13th and 14th. Wise Guys. Salt Lake City. That's this weekend coming up. Two shows and then Kimmel. 19th through the 21st everybody.

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