The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2070: The Age of Hysteria

Episode Date: January 23, 2026

Adam and Dr. Drew talk about Adam getting a star on the walk of fame and how James Wood destroyed Don Lemon during his recent Megan Kelly interview. They end by going over the Beckham family drama and conclude that we’re living in an age of hysteria.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Yeah, get it on, got to get on a chip. They're going on. Drew, four, five, five, seven. Did, step, step, step, step. Dr. Bart, that's going on in the Caribbean. You were laughing about, you were laughing about something already.

Yeah, I'm still in the Caribbean. I was laughing, I was laughing because. I could probably find the clip for later, but I was listening to Megan Kelly on her serious XM show, and she was interviewing James Woods, the actor. And it's funny to me as a comedian when you sort of make a joke,

and it's clear the host doesn't hear it at all. You know what I mean? Yeah, well, and they just kind of... It's funny. You don't think it's funny when I'm... I would see you going for a show. I like listening as a third. No, no, you steamroll,

you do the worst thing a human being can do to any other human being when that person is talking. When... Because, and people do this, I don't know these people are, but they do this thing all the time where they go, you know, I was meeting my friend for lunch

and she told me like 10 times I had to bring her sweater back. And so I put the sweater by the front door the night before, so I wouldn't forget it. But then, and she called me 10 minutes before I met her for lunch. And she reminded me to bring the sweater. And I thought, I told her it's by the front door. I won't forget it.

And then we got to lunch and we sat down. And then you jump in. And you go, and you forgot the sweater. And then I go, yeah, and I forgot the sweater. Thank you for jumping to the end and then yell. what happened. But you do that and people do that. I don't know.

By the way, I have no idea why that's everyone's instinct to jump in and do that thing where you just shit on the punchline or the end of the story, like whatever it is. But they, they, oh. It's, it is, you know, if conversation is a little bit of like a volley, like tennis, right? You're going back and forth. And if you're an anxious person, okay, you tend to run up to the net and go, oh, ooh, Yeah, and that fucks up jokes. I know.

That's me. It's not even jokes. A lot of people just do the end of the story. You know what I mean? It's your, you're wanting to volley with the person. You're wanting to play the game and you don't realize you're jumping all over them. As a comedian.

Yeah. And a master raconteur, I know the end of the story at the quarter point of their story. And I sit there and remain silent. because I know what the fucking punchline is, but I'm not going to go step on their end of their story. Well, hold on. Well, no one accused you of having anxiety. So keep going.

It's true. Hold on. So I'm listening to Megan Kelly. Well, actually, so I made this joke. I was doing press for Colorado or something. And I was making this joke about the guy, and I think I told you about this. I can't remember. but somebody found out that I was getting a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame

because these guys were interviewing me and they did their due diligence. And they went and found out. And so the guy brought it up. And so he said, you're getting a star in the Walk of Fame. And I said, yeah, I am. And he said, where do you want the star? And so, and there's discussion about where you put your star. You put it near Jimmy, you know what I mean?

Like you have your friends, you know, people you work with. So I made a joke, a sort of spontaneous joke. I just said, well, nowhere near Donald Trump's star. And they said, why? Because you don't like Trump. And I said, no, I like Trump. It's just when they go to bring a pickaxe to destroy his star, they're going to be walking back to their Prius, and they're going to see my star, and they're going to have the pickax out.

And they're going to go, well, fuck Carolla. Yeah. will get him too. So I said to the guy, go, I want to be next to Mark Ruffalo star. And then I said, I don't even want to be next to Mark Ruffalo star. I want to be underneath his star face down. And the guy just kept talking. The guy was like, all right, I don't know, Ruffalo.

But I was making a joke, right? So then I'm listening. He clearly wasn't listening or whatever. Yeah, yeah. So I like the notion that my star can be. face down. But anyway, I could be like a bottom. So, so Megan Kelly is talking to James Woods. And I actually marked the time. So we maybe will find it for some later, whatever, Andrew, but it was at 9.35 on Tuesday. He was talking to James Wood. And they were talking about what a piece of shit

Don Lemon was and how much they both hated Don Lemon. And then she said something like you know, I think he said something like, you know, Don is just a, he's a little man. He's a little man. And then she said, Megan said, it would be a stretch just to call him a man. And then James Wood went, oh, he's been stretched. Oh, my God. And Megan just kept piling forward. Megan just kept going, right?

And I was listening to going, oh, that was a butt fucking joke right there. Do you think she was intentionally frog you over to let it go? No, no. She was, and look, Megan Kelly's smart. She's sharp and she listens. The stretch was like a little bit of a tough pot in the get department, you know, like it was just kind of funny.

Yeah. It was about 9.35 on Tuesday morning that I was listening to it, Andrew. I just marked the twine when I'm driving. I don't know. And the internet screws things up. They take the commercial. out or they put a man and things. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Move around. But she is, she's brought some stuff up. They're bagging on Don Lemon and it's like sort of the middle of them bagging on. And I think she calls him a little man or something like that. And then he does the stretch. He's been stretched. Such an old school gay bashing joke. You know what I mean?

I like it. Yeah. Yeah. I like it. It was refreshing. Refreshing old school gay bashing. Okay. But she was bringing up lately some stuff about the women that are in the streets trying to stop the 23-year-olds with weapons saying, you know, I don't think these women have sex.

That's the problem. And she went on of this long thing about. Yeah, yeah. Wait a minute. I was on her show when she did that. Oh, was that right? Maybe that's why I was watching it. I just stayed with it.

But the reason I bring it up is not so much that. But you can certainly, we can certainly listen to that if you want. But was that you started. I started noticing, and maybe it's because she got me focused on it, a lot of these women online really explicitly saying, I hate men. And finally, I can express it. Yes. And I thought, wow.

Oh, yeah. No, I've been, they hate their dads. Ultimately, that's where it starts. Or some dude that stood them out or, you know, they're something bad. No, I don't think that you can hate men without your dad, knocking over the first domino. Yes. Women who've had bad experiences with men can compartmentalize it,

who had a boyfriend that cheated on them or whatever, if they love their dad, they can go, well, the guy I dated when I was first moved to L.A., that guy, Rick, that guy was a douche. But they don't hate men. They don't. Yeah, that choice, learn my lesson. They don't hate men. they love their dad.

If they hate their dad, then they hate men. So they take that and they bring it into life. And most of their opinions and outlooks are sort of loosely based on that. They really are. I mean, they are driven. I mean, remember back, remember all those years ago when we'd be doing Lovelin, and I would say, we get some woman who would call in. When I say woman, I mean, you know, an 18-year-old or whatever.

Yeah. And she'd go, you know, I'm off at college now and I'm dating a black guy. And my dad would be devastated. He would anger him so much if he found out he was dating a black guy because he's a racist. So how do I tell him? And then I would do what I normally do. which is my big thing, which is less history, more mystery. Why does everyone have to tell everyone everything?

You know what I mean? I go, you know. If the guy's an asshole, why would you, why would you poke that there? Where, no, but so I said to her, I said something like, well, where are you going to college? I'm going to Kentucky. All right, where's your dad live? It lives in Minneapolis. I go, okay, well, you don't need to say anything, tell me, I got to tell him.

You know what I mean? I go, why, I don't get it. Why do you have to tell them? I have to tell him. I go, wait. So your dad, is he a racist? Yes. Do you like him? No, he's the biggest son of a bitch have you ever met my life. I was like, oh, you're dating. You're a woman who exclusively dates black men because it would piss your dad off the most and you think you're attracted to black men. But you are attracted to black men because that's what attraction is to you. For me,

I'm looking at Megan Kelly and going, I'll take some of that. She's good looking. I'm pure that way. Guys can be pure that way. Women are attracted to it's invisible. They don't even know. This woman dates black men and doesn't know why she dates black men. It's because quiet, quiet is because her dad is a racist. So now you bring that into politics and policy and everything else and now here we are. Invisible stuff. I know, of course, I don't exactly we were talking about it. And when we used to talk about it two hours every night, the same exact thing, people kind of understood it and saw it. I mean, you know, the callers would evidence it.

It was obvious every single, you know, we had lots of those calls. I've forgotten we'd had so many of those, that particular call, but you're right. We had that one a lot. But I think it's important to really dig in a little more of what you're saying, which is that attraction for a female is a different construct than attraction for a male. That's really what you're talking about. I am. And it defies a, it defies sort of mechanics.

Yeah. a physical quality. There's many more things going at it. So now you get Nithia Raman mad at Toyota for catalytic converters being stolen. And that's a version of that. It's some sort of feeling you have about Toyota, but it's not mechanical. Mechanically, it's a retarded notion. But spiritually, it's a feeling.

You know what I mean? It's not logical. Yes. It's a, it's a, it's in that same zone. as attraction. Yes, you're attracted to this person and you don't know why. I know why. And I'm disgusted by Toyota or whatever. I'm angry with Toyota because. I'm not attracted to it. Right. Right. Exactly. So Andrew. Megan Kelly. Let's see. She's a serious. She's on serious. So there might be a delay to YouTube. That's why I'm looking for it. Okay. So speaking of that, Drew,

I don't know if you caught the Democrat mayor, Kate Wilson of Seattle. But we're, we're, so here's where we're at in the in the chick think vortex that we're all suffocating in now. They cannot, look, let me just say this, Drew. Yep. if if if if if you were let's just say your number one let's just say you're in glendale politics right okay and your number one thing was i'm armenian and i'm for the armenian people and that's that you know what i mean and that's that's job one armenians armenian people okay um and then your proponents opponents of people that were pushing back on you and saying well what about all this

fraud that the Armenian communities, whatever. And I was like, well, I'm not going to look into that fraud. Well, I'm now corrupted as a politician, right? Or a DA or whatever that thing is. Yeah, yeah. If you look at it as your job is your side to win or you're to protect these people or you're to protect Somalis or Armenians or whatever, you're now not doing your job. Yeah.

Because you've been completely contaminated and corrupted. Yeah, it's wild. Your number one job is to fight Donald Trump. not seek out widespread corruption in your own state because Trump is seeking it out. Why they don't have any, seem to have any concern for how taxpayer dollars are squandered is the oddest thing to me. Well, I can't, I understand that we have framed it. Can I say this, Drew? Yeah.

I told you another danger of the situation that we entered. And I've been saying it for a long time, I experienced it with. my ex-wife. Money's invisible, bitch. Money's invisible. It doesn't mean. It's invisible, Drew. You should have some. I should have some. You should take some of yours and give it to him's because he doesn't have as much as you. It's all just invisible. It's just free buses, free health care, free daycare, free. It's invisible. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's just services that should be provided or buildings that should be built, you know, and it just, what's the money part? Who cares? It's just, it's invisible now.

doesn't mean anything. All right, sorry, let's play her. She's being interviewed, sorry. I mean, I don't think it needs to be explained why it's problematic to have random people showing up to daycares. And yeah, I mean, I think the fear in the Somali community is real. The fear in immigrant communities are real. So we're taking that very seriously. Along those lines, have you asked anyone to follow up on the fraud claims, either to the Department of Immigrant Refugee Affairs or SPD? No. So there's, as far as you're concerned right now, there's no reason to suggest there's any sort of fraud. I don't, this whole issue is not really about fraud, right?

It's about dividing and conquering. It's about making an immigrant community a target, right? There's no reason to assume based on the identity of a daycare operator that their small business is doing anything wrong. All right. Well, there you go. Adam, are you concerned with the dividing immigrant community? Are you concerned with the fucking fraud? I'm telling it, Drew, we wanted more women in positions of power.

That's a female trait. That is a strong female trait right there. That's what you get. That's an incredible statement. Well, they also, they don't hear themselves ever. That's another female trait that don't hear themselves straight, just talking, saying insane shit. Yeah.

It reminds me a little bit of Don Lemon yesterday. We were talking, a couple days, we were talking about him. You know, it's like he, he doesn't. doesn't hear how it rings, how it strikes the ear. Yeah, well, so she's fighting Trump and making Trump correct about this community embezzling money is not her business. That's not what she wants to. She wants to fight Trump, so it doesn't really matter. Also, I do love, they have weird rules.

Like a whole bunch of fucking scary ice agitators storm a church, and that's perfectly, within their right, but some 22-year-old kid with his phone out who wants to film the outside of a daycare center, that's way out of bounds. That's way out of bounds, not go in a daycare center, like film the outside. That's way out of bounds. And they get so much mileage out of like intimidate and fright and like, okay, can I say something about everything? If you didn't do anything, then who gives a fuck? Right. How is it? And also when they do this thing all the time, There's never a body count, right? They did the exact same thing after 9-11.

You know, you're taking this Middle Eastern community and you're horrifying them and you're intimidating them. Show me the receipts. What do we talk about? Also, you're killing children with eliminating USAID. Right, right. Have we seen that child yet? One child?

Have we seen anything? No, there's nothing. There never is, whatever it is they say. But the point is... And they move on. Move right along. So now, if you're running a... a shady daycare center in the Seattle area,

you've got to feel pretty good about yourself about now because you have an ally on your side, which is this woman who is going to fight Trump and not... Using your crystal brain, how's that going to look in six months? Is she going to look as silly as it sounds to us now? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, pragmatism and sort of logic,

and it's sort of like gravity, but it's like delayed gravity. You know what I mean? And so gravity is satisfying because Drew, if I hold up this highlighter right here and I drop it, it falls to the ground every time, every time. Understand? Okay. And if I went to where you are at Devil's Island and French Guyana, and I held a magic marker up,

And I let it go, guess what? It would fall to the ground. 9.8 meters per second. Every time. You know. All right. So the shitty leftist ideas are like delayed gravity. It's literally like I'm going to hold this up and I'm going to move my hand.

You know what? It floats there. And they go see? And it floats there for like eight months and then it falls to the ground or it floats there for three years and then it falls to the ground or it floats there for three weeks and then it falls to the ground or it floats there for three weeks and then it falls to the ground. It always falls to the ground, but it floats a little at the beginning. You know, they go, we're going to defund the police and it's floating. You know, we had a big rally. It was beautiful.

People wearing rainbow shirts. Oh, it's still floating. And then gravity. The problem is they go on to the next thing and the next thing, the next thing, the next thing, and people forget about the floating pen. Right. You're right. Sorry, there's a paywall for Megan and James.

We'll have to get to that later, later one, but it's good. All right, we'll take a quick break. I'll be right back after this. Shopify, 2025, 2006 is the year that you're going to get after it. And a lot of you have ideas and would love to take the big leap. But don't know where to start. Well, with Shopify, this is going to be your year to take matters into your own hands.

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You're welcome. All right. So, Drew, I got a piece of paper here. I don't know where you're at with it, but I don't know if you have any thoughts about Brooklyn. Beckman. Oh, yeah. Sorry, I should say. And the families.

I just, I, you know, and look, there's a lot of, they, then no one talks to each other, the Beckham family and their son and the girlfriend and the fiancé or the whatever it is. But to me, I'm interested in, and it feels, this all feels chick driven to me. I know I say that with everything, but it feels that way. I'm kind of amazed at how much of this, their, is when it's so unnecessary and and maybe how much of it is caused by sort of here's what I'm saying Drew what are you calling this what is this this strife and this arguments and the stuff everyone has it within their own family or many people have it and they have it with ex-roommates and ex-friends

and ex-wives and stuff like that and why it has to be so baked in do you know what I'm saying to our society. It doesn't really, it doesn't serve anyone. It doesn't really make sense. I mean, I think what, here's what I think. You ready? Yeah, yeah. Traditionally, there were wars and there was famine

and there was food and water to gather and, you know, bear attacks and stuff. And you had to really get by. You had to survive. You had to survive, and you had to put all your energy and focus and whatever into that, you know? Yeah. And then, you know, invisible money

and Apple pay and air conditioning and like automatic cars with airbags came around and, you know, 70 inch flat panel TVs and stuff. And survival, no more. The groceries are coming to the house. The food's coming to the house. Okay. All right. Now, and that would work or religion would work.

Now, back in the day, they had religion and survival. So that's a one-two punch and it kept everyone pretty occupied, you know. So now no. religion and no survival. Okay. So you got that. Now, some people can be trusted with that. I can be trusted with no religion and air conditioning and an automatic car.

I can be trust of that to sort of not go insane, not create drama where it didn't exist, not make up weird fear-based things, you know, and drama. and feeling threatened. I felt threatened or that guy's a hero for, you know, whatever. I can be trusted with this. Most people can't be trusted with it. You get rid of religion and you get rid of survival and all they're left with is their own time

and they literally have to fill that void. And most of the time when you hear these people talking, mostly women, but there's a lot of dudes wired like chicks now, They say things like, I was being attacked and I had to defend myself. And it's this kind of talk you'd have when you're on a log and another guy came at you with a batata bat. You know what I mean? You weren't being attacked and you didn't have to defend yourself and people are trying to destroy me.

They're trying to take me down. You know, this is someone sending a tweet out trying to take you down. You know what I mean? So then they have to, they have to create a simulation. of all of this stuff, and then they go to war, because they're not going to war. Now, what I'm saying is, I can conceive of a life where I don't go to war, and I don't have religion, and I don't cook up and synthesize a fake war of people coming after me, that kind of stuff. Yes.

Well, it's hysterics, right? Being hysterical, ultimately. There's several things packed into what you said, though. I mean, again, I told you that I'm here with Kennedy Montgomery, you know, a old friend of ours and here in the Caribbean. And she was saying how she went to Poland and certain parts of, I guess, Austria and went and visited this whole tour of concentration camps. And she was like, you want to see what real, you know, what real war is about, what real, you know, racism. You know, this is just, this is like profound. Any of that.

the point is people do concoct stuff when they don't have else to put in there. Right. The zero gravity and the narcissism is creating attention seeking sort of behaviors so that you've got all that going on. And there is a natural tendency for the sort of child to kind of destroy the nest before it leaves. You know, there's that sort of, there's an instinct to kind of, you know, destroy that. so I feel better about getting out in the world and leaving and being disconnected from that. So there's kind of a natural instinct in what she's doing, but it has gotten to, that's gone to an hysterical level, right, where you can't say anything good, nothing good.

It's all, which is the narcissism again, all good, all bad. Mm-hmm. Yeah. I mean, and by the way, it's a he. It's the son. It's he, I beg your pardon. Parents are controlling and fake and dishonest and whatever. But I'm just saying globally, there's way too much of this.

I mean, I think. There's way too much of almost everything. We're over pathologizing. We're over-sacologizing. We're over-blaming. We're over-historical. You know, we're overly hysterical. I don't know what this is.

Everything is excessive right now, right? Everything. TDS. That's an excess. Everything. Yes. Yeah. Right.

I mean, yes, the women out in the streets of Minneapolis. is screaming their guts out, you know, pushing everyone and doing everything. It's nuts. Did you see, and I'll put it to Andrew one more time, the woman, young woman, who was like the intern at the college or whatever, it was spraying the mace on the guy on the bus. It was pretty crazy. But I, here's what I'm saying, Drew. You can see me get angry.

and or upset and or frustrated, but you won't see me unhinged. Yes. And what we're dealing with with these women is they are unhinged. And some of the men, too. Oh, and some of the men. Oh, yeah, some of the men. Yeah, no, the reason I bring up women is because it's such a novelty, because it didn't exist before in this country's history.

Do you know what I'm saying? I'm not saying it's exclusively women. I'm saying it used to be exclusively men and something happened in the last decade. And I, you know, maybe it's a fucking birth control pill. Like maybe it's 25 things. Maybe it's microplastics. But let's watch her because this is a young lady on a bus. Islamic people, you talk shit about black people.

You talk shit about Mexicans. When? And you post it on the internet. Come here. Come here. What am I? She maced him. She doesn't want to be on camera now.

Why not? She's attacking the camera. Whoa, whoa, whoa. She's attacking guys that are much bigger than her. Why do you that? I mean, you're still making. What am I? Oh, are you still like to be?

I mean, she's trying to hit him. Like, it's unhinged. She has to hate her dad. She's getting her mace out again. that again. By the way, first off a second, hold on a second. I hope she got arrested for assault. Like, they have no sense of anything. Also, whatever's going on on college campuses, nice fucking job. Creating Frankenstein's. Yeah.

What was it? Frankenstein's, why? No, it was Frankenstein? Monster. No, no, no, sorry. Bride of Frankenstein. No, Franketown's bride. The bride of Frankenstein. Yeah, I know it. I'm doing the feminine version of it. Yes, the bride of Frankenstein. The bride of Frankenstein. Yeah, that's what they're creating. Just a bunch of brides of Frankenstein.

Like they fucking show up to college. Like they're going to get an education. It has come out these brides of Frankenstein. All fucking angry and agitated and punching people and amazing people. It's crazy. Yeah. It's pretty wild. And what was the white male?

What was his deal? Why was he, she's so pissed at him? I don't know. He was probably one of these journalists, young journalist types or whatever her out, you know, filming everybody. They're just angry at everybody. They have no fucking idea. And then it's always funny when the mayor of Minneapolis starts talking about love all the time.

What do I tell you, man? A lot of guys are infected by this chick think stuff, right? Yeah, yeah. He's just talking love, love, love. I told you the shit was a mess 10 years ago, right? I was like, do not fucking do it. Maybe before that. Maybe before that.

Before that. Before that. He's just talking about love everywhere. You're doing Subaru in love. Remember that? I've always gone after this. Well, now let's hear him just because Andrew went and found him. It's the opposite of whatever you need to run a city.

That's what this talk is. No, I think it's important to tell the whole country that this is not just about resistance here in Minneapolis. It's about love. We are showing something far more powerful and consequential here, which is love. We are standing up for one another. You've got neighbors helping neighbors. You've got people uniting and coming together in this beautiful way. And obviously, we've got these threats out there from the federal government that were literally.

Was that chick on the bus in Minneapolis? Was she from love? Yeah. All of. Remember I told you the worst and most dangerous song ever created was John Lennon's Imagine. Yes. And that is their anthem. Imagine.

Imagine no borders. Imagine no possessions. That's their anthem. That's his anthem. Love. Love, love. Imagine. Imagine love.

Right. Tell that to the fucking Somali guys ripping off the government. It's fucking retards. Anyway, it's all predicted by me. All right. Keep predicting. You've got to get us through this. Go to Adamcrawler.com.

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