The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2085 - California Freedom | Part 1

Episode Date: May 6, 2026

Dr. Drew recaps his trip to Canada and talks about how thorough border security is when entering the country. Adam and Drew react to a viral clip of a British woman making a controversial claim about being stranded on an island, then shift into a discussion about celebrities complaining about the cost of filming in Los Angeles while supporting the policies behind it. Adam also shares the frustrating process of getting his new home appraised and reacts with Drew to Spencer Pratt’s campaign ads.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

recorded live at Corolla 1 Studios with Adam Carolla 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 on that, get on that dude, board, 5th. Schmack, Schmeck. Schmeck, Schmack. Schmachian. Yeah, Drewski, what's going on with you, Mr.ke.

Well, thank you for letting me run away last week, and I went to the great northern territory of Canada and I have more Canadian observations. First of all, they only build bridges there. There's no border to Canada. Oh, no, wait a minute. It's a two-hour shakedown. Oh.

Shake down. It's funny. You know, it is interesting that Canada sort of presents itself is so progressive. Like Canada, now, look, depends what province, I guess you go to. But Canada in general, I mean, they just had Trudeau. Now they got someone more progressive than Trudeau. And they really present themselves as the sort of hold the hands.

There's no borders. Imagine no possessions. You try to get into Canada there the rudest, most inhospitable Gestapo-esque, shakedown Nazis, border. You've ever been to a lot of countries. Canada's clearly the worst. So once again, there's kind of what your public. assist this pushing out there and then who you are. But also, once again, there are sovereign nations. So they're allowed to protect their borders. I don't know. It's not offensive to me that they're

protecting their border. Work permits are expensive and paperwork and blah, blah, blah, blah, and we set a lot of work up there this country because they're all leaving out of California. They're going to Canada. They don't care. It's still steely-eyed glares. This will be a while. Sit down. $150, please, go to the cashier, blah, blah, blah. It lines and lines and lines and lines. No, I've not used a word harassed very often, but multiple times when I went to Canada, I was harassed by the border guys.

And by the way, I'm just a fucking white dude just going to their country to work. I didn't get caught doing anything. Yeah. By the way, the U.S. border guard, when I came back over, stepped out from behind his counter. I was like, dude, big fan. Thank you for being here. Thank you for your work.

I'm like, come on. Just very hospitable and friendly. But having said all that, remember my observation about the Vancouver, Victoria area, which is that the Canadians are super sacriety nice, but don't scratch under the surface. Don't, you know, accidentally bite into their muffin or something. They go berserk. Well, the Toronto contingent is equally as nice, and they don't have that rage thing. They don't have it.

I was kind of surprised. So who had it? Did you say it was Vancouver? Really, Victoria is really where they had it, British Columbia. So British Columbia generally. Same thing. Super nice, super nice. But do not cross.

Do not, you know, dare you. I ran into it headlong when I tried to share a piece of Jimmy equipment with someone. It's mine. Oh, really? I go, yeah, yeah, I'm not going to change the weights. I'm just going to step in while you're resting. This is my equipment. Really?

Oh, it was wild. Oh, yeah, there it is. There it is. But not in Toronto, not at all, nothing like that. They're just nice. They're very nice. And it's also very, it's a foreign country. It's very international.

A lot of French, which was nice for me. But it was interesting to, you know, just reflect about, like you said, what the PR is on the country versus the reality of it. Mm-hmm. And, you know, it seems that the embrace of collectivism is not that explicit up there. They seem to be embracing competition a little bit. Mm-hmm. They like economy and they like kind of like hard work.

Mm-hmm. So it's interesting to compare it with the BS we're being sold down here. Mm-hmm. So. All right. All right. And the other thing you and I have talked about is. is this is a bigger topic as it pertains to being nice.

So there's an anthropologist and there's a neurobiologist out there that's talking about the differences between men and women. And one of the things that they sort of both kind of fall into is how much evolutionary biology figures into our instincts and how we think and feel and where our motivations are. And they both have been saying that, you know, women are motivated to caretake, right? There's more agreeableness. That's Jordan Peterson has always pointed out on the personality inventories, personality scales. Who's pointed out? Jordan Peterson has always pointed that out on the personality scales. But these guys are pointing it out on a more neurobiological, anthropological level, which is this caretaking thing is profound.

It's deep. And it tends to be focused on, from an evolutionary standpoint, it's for child. And two things kind of emerge in that conversation. One is if you don't have children, well, where's that caretaking thing going to go? It goes into every time I see somebody in need, somebody who's being colonialized and somebody who's being exploited. I've got to take care of them. I've got to make it better. That there's another sort of layer to this, which we can sort of put aside for a second.

But the other side is that because of the real. risks associated with childbearing, which are massive. The X, Y, male primates tend to assume other risk, risk of hunting, fighting, protecting. So they assume the risk of childbirth and we'll assume the risk of fighting a bear. Bear or climbing up on a bridge to build it so we get across the bridge. Yeah. Yeah. So, but it was interesting to the first layer that is kind of interesting to me.

I thought I'd be interesting to you, which is that the caretaking leads to toxic empathy. Yes. Yes. Which is something that Gad's sad has been saying for a long, long, long, long time. Oh, yeah, it's making me think about a clip I saw of a woman from England who was talking about moving to an island with all Muslim or all English. This is kind of what you're talking about. Yeah, I agree with that. On the subject of Nice, I really want to.

to kind of break this down. Right. Because there's a kind of a nice, and there's people I know who are nice, and we'll play this clip in a moment, but like... Can I stop you? There's agreeableness, and there's conflict avoidance. Both go down as nice. Yeah, I'll give you an example or something.

Yeah. I don't know what it is. All right. My son is not nice in a traditional way. Yeah. Like, he'll, he's the kind of, you know, you know, you can kind of tell because I'll, like, I'll call him. And then he'll go, hello? And I go, Sonny.

And he'll go, yeah. Like, what do you need? You know, he's right on it. Yeah. Like, and then we'll, we might talk for an hour, but he doesn't go, how you doing? Good. How you doing? Good.

Good. Good day? So how's it going so far. So he goes right to, yeah, what do we got? Yeah. And then we start getting into whatever it is. And like I said, he's not in a hurry. He just wants to get to whatever it is we're talking about.

He's never. Let's get rid of pops. Overtly friendly, but he is very thoughtful. Like he would never be late. If you ask him to do something, he'll do it. You know, he is the kind of person. and where whatever it is you're doing, wherever you are, could be to party, could be watching a sport.

You like stand up and go, Sonny, yeah, let's go. We're going. He just gets up and leaves with you. You know what I mean? He doesn't, well, wait a minute. What's going on? You know, well, how come I have to, you know, nothing. He's not that way at all.

There are people that are, and also with a weird, like dusting. Now, people don't understand it as I have this, and no one thinks of it, like a weird, low self-esteem. Like if somebody, if I'm sitting in my condo and my girlfriend's coming home at night, I'm always like, oh, I got to turn the porch light on. I can turn the outside light on. So it's light when she comes up. And then I'll shut it off in the morning or I'll shut it off when she gets in or whatever.

It's not really nice. It's just like, I will, you know, you know, there's a difference. Okay. When you're picking somebody up, who are the people that are standing outside and the driveway waiting versus in the house and you got to wait 10 minutes you know what I mean like all always just go stand out there you know and people like like here's an example people go um oh they used to send town cars they would send a town car to every show everything every event you know town car and then I'd look at that it could be to the airport could be to the tonight show or

whatever it is, but they're sending a car. And then every time they'd send the fucking town car, the rundown would be like town car shows up at, you know, 6 a.m. And you have a, you have a 10 o'clock flight at LAX. And I've got, I'm not leaving until like eight. I'm not leaving until eight. Well, they'll, they'll be there. I go, no, no, no. And they'd go, what? Who cares? It's their job. And I'll go, call the guy, tell them to show up at eight. Listen. It's already set for six. And leave Malone, he'll be there. He'll just be there.

I don't know. I don't want the guy sitting in his fucking car down on the street for an hour or an hour and a half. We can't do it. And they go, that's his job. It doesn't matter. They already paid for it. And I'd go, no.

So by the way, why am I having an argument over this fucking putz who's going to sit in his town car? Because I don't want it. I can't have it. I can't have it. Now, once I get in the car, So I'll be like, call the fucking company, tell them he can show up at 7.30, but not at 6. It's too, I don't want him sitting there.

Okay. Once I get in the car, I don't go, how are you doing? How's your day going so far? Okay. I just get in the car and I go, hey, do you know, my name's Sam? I'm going to make some phone calls. And then I lean back. And I'm not nice.

But I am nice in that I don't want this fucking guy sitting there for two hours. Right. A lot of people have the opposite. to that. Yes. The opposite of that. And by the way, they get to be the nice ones. Right.

That's what I'm starting to worry about because my son is exquisitely like Andrew is not overtly nice. He's overtly agreeable and try to, and accommodating. And thus you can do whatever you want with Andrew. But there's never the bullshit sacriony. Right. Oh, how are you doing? Oh, that's so awesome. Awesome.

I got a haircut. Oh, it's awesome. Awesome. You got a haircut. And back on the same spectrum as the conflict avoidance, conflict averse, that's not always nice. No. You need to push back on people.

It's the same thing as the homeless thing. It's not nice to leave people out there dying, but it goes down as nice. Yes. All right. So now what we have is a British woman who's going to encapsulate everything that is wrong with the time we're living in in one minute. Fabulous. If someone said to me that I had to spend a week on an island,

but I had the choice of two islands. One of those islands would be filled with British white patriotic men. And one of those islands... I see the hatred on her face when she said that. Well, hold on. I mean, the kind of guys... She can't even say it without... That's the one World War II?

Oh, my God. You'd be... By the way, bitch, you'd be sucking up to Islam in German if it weren't for those people. All right, here we go. White patriotic men. And one of those islands would be filled with Muslim men. I can 100. percent say that I would feel safe and secure on the island with Muslim men.

Because they don't remind me of my dad. That's right. Who made me feel unsafe. I mean, you have to look at it this way. She's not even saying it's a coin toss. She's saying Muslim men are less violent and less, I guess, likely to rape you, I suppose. So then if there's enough people that think like you, then enough people who think like you get voted into office

and then you open the floodgates and then you have Muslim men and then you've ruined your country because they've ruined. The reason, I don't think there's, there is a part that no one will say out loud, but I will. Somalia, Mexico, Muslim countries. The reason they're fleeing is because they've ruined

their countries. They have, their people have ruined their countries and now they're fleeing to our country. So if they come in enough numbers, then they shall ruin your country as well, which is basically happening in Europe. No one wants to think that way, but I've always been wildly consistent. Take fucking army ants. Take carpenter ants and put them somewhere. What do they do?

They act like carpenter ants. They just do what they do. People don't like it. And they don't like this talk because they're like, not all. Yeah, no, it's a cultural thing, though. If you get to a point where it is more, L.A. L.A. is a trash heap now. L.A. was not a trash heap.

Mexico's a trash heap, but L.A. was not a trash heap. But now L.A. is filled with Mexicans. And now L.A. is a trash heap. And that's how it works, everybody. Let's even use their. Or forget about synagogues. and mosques and whatever it is. Okay, I don't know how many mosques were in Minnesota,

and I don't know how many mosques were in Chichester, England, 100 years ago. But I'll guarantee you there's a lot more mosques there now. Yeah. Why? Well, you've imported a bunch of people who go to mosques. Yeah. Okay, more mosques. Yeah.

But also more, whatever it is, they do. Right. More. So, and then you've got to go, well, what do they do? And then if you decide, the problem is inherently more of what they do is bad because they're fleeing. People aren't fleeing Switzerland. Right. Because whatever they do is not bad for the people who live there.

Right. So xenophobic, whatever, that's the reality. And it's going to happen. Oh. Oh, now we got city council on Soto who wants illegal to vote. right. So they can make this into Mexico. But the thing I always want to say to the Muslims or the Mexians or the whomever, Somalis,

I don't know why you're so bent on ruining the place you're fleeing to. Why don't you just suck a little dick and do what the fuck? The smart people tell you who created this. And then we could all enjoy our lives. Well, that is the point, right? It's not the people coming. Let me use their logic. Hold on.

Let me use their logic. Culture is inserted into them. They're tabularazas, just inserted into them. And so if there's deficiencies in that, we can insert something else. And they can come here and insert this culture. But not if they come in enough numbers and they have enough politicians. Yeah, but we're not even allowed to say anything like that because all culture is good, cannot judge, etc. I do a lot of judge it.

Yeah. And so there's this weird inconsistency in their thinking, which is, yeah, come here. And this is the final. By the way, none of these cultures manufacture an automobile. And people go, so what? I go, well, that'll tell you something. They're not an advanced culture. And this guy's logic is the sort of next step on it, which is, let's not make them do anything, right?

They don't do anything, just to make them citizens. My thing is like, hey, learn language, become a citizen. Fantastic. Make them, get them improve the route to citizenship. Yeah. No problem. But no, no, no. They're not for that.

All right. I don't know. Is there a clip of this guy? Yeah, there is. There it is. to recognize that we have folks living in this country who've been here 20 years, they've started a family, they pay their taxes, many of them are homeowners, but they don't have a say over the policies that affect their children and their families on any given day. The motion only asks to seek to explore whether we want to head in that direction. I think the details of who's going to be involved, how we're going to do it, all that needs to get sussed out.

Yeah, right, a little. How about just citizenship? How about just that? Well, we're going to explore that direction, which is what we're doing. All right, we'll take a quick break. We'll be right back after this. All right. Yeah. I got stuff.

All right, keep going. That nice thing is interesting, though. I put you on a list of things that go down as nice, by the way. Ladylike was on my list. Interesting. But there's like 20 different things on there that we go down as nice that are really not nice at all. Let me think about it. But go ahead.

What do you got? You know, I was. I don't well maybe people are starting to understand but I don't think people get the sort of regulation part of this state that and what it what it truly is doing and I was listening to Conan O'Brien talking about wanting to do a Oscar bit and involve puppy dogs or dogs and they couldn't do it. It was just too much. They had the rules were the dogs had to live together for three days before they could film them so they could acclimate to one another, whatever it was.

And then so you go, fuck it. But by the way, when you say fuck it, A, you don't do the bit, but B, no money for the dog guy who would like to bring his dog and get paid. That's right. The PA's and the cameraman and the sound guy. The whole production team. That's all gone. All right. So we have nothing.

Yeah. When we could have had something, but you had so many rules, we could do nothing. I was, and we can... What's her name once more? Jane Fonda. Jane Fonda wants more regulations. Not enough. Not enough. I was in the process of trying to get a property,

trying to, well, we'll play this clip with Conan, actually, since Andrew's been chomping the bit on it. Town of all places. We had a moment on the Oscars that was really set a lot to me, which is we had an... idea for the Oscars where I'm backstage and I just had this image flashed. Sometimes things just come to me as an image and one image was when I'm coming back, when they're bumping in from commercial to come back to me, I'll be backstage and

it'll be a, I'm rolling on the floor with nine golden retrievers. I'm rolling on the floor with nine, nine golden retrievers and the band's playing and then you hear ladies and gentlemen, once again, your host Conan O'Brien and I leap up and a team of a whole bunch of people with giant, you know, limb brushes. Roll me really quickly and I step out on stage and go, hi, everybody, you know, cinematography.

And it was just this quick, silly visual that I loved. And it's really interesting. One of the producers said, okay, this is going to be incredibly expensive. I know. And I said, really? Just getting a couple of golden retrievers? And she said, well, the rule is

each dog has to be actually. with the other dogs, so they all have to live together for like two weeks before they can come on, before they can be on camera together. And if they're living together, all their people, their handlers have to live with them too. And she was going through all the things and how the cost got up to, I think it was going to cost as much as like, you know, baseline sticker price for like that. That's makes it. But here, here's, this is, now, it's like when Jane Fonda, Jane Fonda's like, I don't, I don't agree.

I think there should be more regular. I don't think we're underregulated or overregulated. And then 10 seconds later, Bill Margo's, I had to have two inspections to change my garage door. And she goes, that's not right. Yeah, bitch, it's not right. What the fuck do you? But then you realize this is what, this is chick think, by the way,

and this is what we're dealing with. And it's going to be tough to defeat when they're in charge because that's the fucking way they think. Now, I. There are lots of meetings. Lots of meetings about dogs. I had, so I've had this ongoing thing with, I'm trying to get a property appraised, okay? And I've lived here my whole life and I've had property for 30 years plus and I've had plenty of appraisers and you make an appointment, they show up and they just appraise your property and it's usually lower than it's worth because they work with the banks and they're trying to protect them.

but that's just how it works. Yeah. Fine. So I have this property. Is that a felony? Is that what Trump got in trouble for? His is for more. Oh, more, I see.

Right. No, mine is for less. Okay. So I got this appraiser, and they're trying to go up to the house and appraise the house, and I am working on the house. So, you know, they go up and they go, all right, we're looking at the house, but it looks like the deck is all torn up or whatever. And I go, just go ahead and appraise the house.

You know, it's got to be finished. And I go, well, when I bought the house, the deck was all fucked up. So I bought the house and I had it appraised. We have to have it. You know, we can't have work going on. I'm like, I'm like, I don't, well, first off, listen, Drew, you're, you know, your car in mint condition is worth this much. And then if there's a big dent

offender, then it's worth less. Yeah. But I'm allowed to appraise it. You would think. I don't go If you turned it in, it gets a price. You got to get the car fixed before I praise it. So I go, just fucking go up and appraise a fucking house. Yeah, we're redoing the driveway.

Now it's got to be done. Then I go, okay. So then they, I go, all right, well, we got the deck built. So go back up and appraise the house. There needs to be a railing on the deck. I go, why? Does there need to be a rail?

Just appraise the house. Okay, deduct $3,000 for the railing. Yeah. No, no, it's a safety issue. I go, what do you mean? Just go up and appraise the house. It has to be railing. Safe, safe, safe.

There's got to be smoke detectors have to be up and running. I go, why do you need smoke detectors? Just appraise the house. Why do I need to put smoke detectors up? It has to be safe and operable. I go, none of this existed. None of, I've had a million places appraise. I never had a discussion about smoke detectors.

This is something new. It's something new. My whole point is this person. Jesus, it just goes in one direction. It's literally on their fifth trip to the house. Isn't he pissed? I would be. They're like, well, we can't come.

if you start the driveway, then we can't appraise. If you leave the old driveway in place, we can appraise it. But if they're working, I go, just deduct the fucking price of the driveway. Just pretend it's not being worked on. Pretend it's still the same. It's a safety issue. Are you fucking, that's, they have turned what was an easy one-hour process into a multi-month journey.

All they used to do was just check the square footage, really. We need smoke detectors. We need railing. Was it this guy maybe? No, it's this whole, it's the law. Now that's my whole point. My whole point is you fucking guys turned everything into a fucking big casha and things. By the way, it stops things because I'm supposed to get an appraiser.

I'm supposed to then give it to the bank. Then the bank refinances and all the cogs and mechanisms are moving, but we're all waiting for this thing, but they can't do it because there's not a smoke detector up in the one bedroom. Wow. That's where we're fucking at. Yeah. So that's why California can't do anything.

By the way, under the umbrella of safety, everything is under the umbrella of safety. It's never because we want to get paid more bureaucrats or board or whatever it is. It's a safety thing. I go, look, don't go on the deck. than if you think it's too dangerous to walk up. By the way, we built the deck with no fucking railing. We're out there every day. But all right, don't walk on the deck just to praise the house.

Got to have the railing. How that expands bureaucracy. Everything, everything. Somebody's got to check that see that those guys are following the law. Yes. Yes. And then what all that leads to is fraud at a certain point. Because there's just so much fucking paperwork flying around that no one can even figure

anything out anymore. So what we have is if you would like to defraud the government, we will be hospitable to that. If you're a taxpayer who would like to get your home appraised, that's going to be a battle. And I've fucking told you that my whole fucking life. I go, try to add a bedroom on to your house and then tell me about the government. Tell me how you do battle. You also said try to collect money from the government as opposed to when you owe them money. That was your other thing. Listen to me. Listen. I've always said, The chasm between the government and sort of what they pay or what they have to do and then they want they ask you to do cannot be so grand that they're literally punishing you and turning a blind eye to criminals, which is where we're at. Now, that's what progressive cities do.

Progressive cities do not punish guys who do street takeovers and steal cattle into converters and like gangbangers. They literally, you can throw rocks at a cop car. You do not get punished. If you are caught hosing down your driveway during a drought, now you're punished. And that in blue cities is far and wide, meaning there's always going to be an element of, you know, these people pay taxes and these people take taxes. But we're going to try to keep them in the same relative zone. here, it is not that. If you try to open a restaurant, they would make it more difficult for you.

I would say, arguably, if you want to open a restaurant or serve alcohol in your restaurant, whatever, in California, it's going to be a very long and lengthy, an expensive process. If you would like to rebuild your home on the coast, it's going to be a very long and lengthy process. But if you'd like to prep your own food in Chatsworth and truck it over in a van and just, serve it up on the street. No problem. There be no problems. Now, how do you get a greater chasm between what it would take if you pulled permits,

pay taxes, employees, workmen's comp, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Versus. Home and trailers and tents and things. Right. So what I'm saying is the worst cities are the ones with the biggest chasm. So if you went in a city and you went like, well, look, that guy just pitched his tent. across the way. On the other hand,

this guy rebuilt his house with one trip to the permit office. They didn't hassle him either. You know what I mean? Well, then at least we're consistent. Yes. You know what I mean? Like you go, fuck, it's a live and let live.

Yeah. We are not that. We are literally bombard those who are playing by the rules and literally help facilitate those who are not. And that's untenable. See, that's when you... You're doing it for quite a while here.

Well, we've been growing and growing and growing and growing into it. And now we're finally at the point. How do you come back from that? Where people are starting to kind of wake up a little bit and go, what's going on? Because the homeless have moved out. So you take a blue city, Los Angeles, New York, or whatever, you have a huge chasm. They're huge. You take a red city and you have a smaller, much smaller chasm.

It's either the other way, which is, no, we don't let those people camp. out in front of the business. And yes, this guy wants to open his own sports bar. Let's help. Let's help. Let's help facilitate that so we can get some more tax base. Have you seen the new Spencer Pratt cartoon ads about taking the trash out and stuff? I've seen a few of them. It's kind of a clever way of going at this. I want to hear the song. I want the California Dream and song because that's the different one I like. Drew, it's a different one. Drew, it's a different one. That's why I'm labeling it a different thing.

We prepared these other ones. That's why I'm saying it that way. So go ahead and get the other ones. The other ones is the AI one. We'll show this one. Okay. All right. This is Adam Carolla from the Adam Carolla show.

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They're just hearing a song. Yeah. It's a picture of Pence or Pratt taken out of the trash. It's not a picture. It's a cartoon. It's taken out the trash. This is Spanish. Who's in the trash?

Who's in the trash? And Mayor Bass is in the trash. Yeah, okay. Well, if you're going to spend all this time setting something up, you should do it. Okay. Here we go. That's it. I just wanted to just give a glimpse out of it.

It's him dancing with his wife with the Mexican flags and the Hispanics for France. Like it. You got to describe things a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's a thing. And then the one you want to see is with California Dreamer, which is an AI thing, with Newsom and Mayor Bass as the Joker.

Yeah, I, it's funny. I think we're just there. We're just entering a point now where it's like sort of guerrilla warfare. This is the new, this is the future of political ads. Yeah, yeah. And by the way, good, because Karen Bass is fucking worthless. And I was like, I was watching her.

By the way, wouldn't you be embarrassed if you're a politician? Like, she got a flathead shovel and she's filling a pothole and then handing the shovel to a max 10 and walking out. Like, if someone said, Adam, let's get a shot of you filling that. No. I don't fill. Everyone knows I don't fill potholes. Yeah, I know, but just a shot would look.

And I'd be like, it's kind of condescending, really. Like, I'll go, listen, I'm not filling any fucking potholes, but I will figure out the pothole problem, and I will hire guys to fill that pothole. But I photo off of me with the shovels, not really. And I saw an interview where they pushed back, believe it or not, on her. She was a week we filled in 60 miles of pothold and the reporter goes, aren't there 22,000 miles? No, no, no, no. She said we repaved. Re paved 60 miles. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. And he said there's 22,000 miles. Yeah, this is it. See, Drew? Here we go. All right. You set this one up.

All right. Well, this one doesn't, it's all fire and burnout. But this one is a song that describes everything, Drew. That's different. Got it. Swalwell. And do some doing his move. My favorite Maxine Waters. Look at the beer. Bass and do some stealing. It's awesome.

Standing on the mound. Yeah, the whole new world orders, you lean into it. Yeah. You don't go, well, we'll just agree to disagree. These people are fucking dangerous frauds and they're communists and they're ruining this fucking place. But it's, is it not true? Well, listen, I, they've got themselves there.

You can pause it. They may not have started that way, but they were, they've gotten there. Here's the thing. Karen Bass is talking about filling potholes. First off, bitch, you've been in charge for four years. So where are the potholes? What are you done? Like, it's such a weird, and Newsom does the same thing.

He goes, what's going on around here? Who's in charge around here? It's like, you, you, you, okay, I'm going to be generous. Your party. Your party's in charge. You can look it up. uh, Andrew, but we had via Ricard, via retardo for, for eight years.

And we had Karen Bass for four years. So we're at 12 now. And before that, we had Garcetti for six years or four years. That's, that's, that's, I can't, I'm, I got to go back, sorry, before via retardo, I know the mayor's. We have 16 years of your party. fucking up this city and you want to know what's going on. Well, I would say it's your party.

Now, Karen Bass can go, I need four more years to fix these potholes. I would go, who's your party? I'd go, Democrat. I'd go, well, I want to get you the fuck out of here and get somebody who might make a difference. And then go, well, I'm not Villarito and I'm not Garcetti. I know. You have the same policies and you work with the same people and you come from the same party. So I'm going to go ahead and just say, forget it.

Let's not make it personal. Something is wrong with your party. And by the way, nothing's wrong with your party. They're not good for running cities. How about that? Garcetti was worse than Bass in my mind because those 5 p.m. conferences where he's open with your children need to shelter in place was so disruptive. So distanced. Well, Garcetti would do, he had his famous thing where it's like, when these people get out of,

of prison. We owe them a debt of gratitude. Yeah, yeah. James Hahn. I forgot about him. Forgot about Han. Now, Han was, oh, he's a Democrat as well. So, okay, so now, oh, so what do we got, go back earlier than

Han. Who was before? Reardon. So Reardon was the last Republican, right? And sorry, go to Reardon again. 1993 to 2001 was Republican Reardon and it was a pretty decent city or it wasn't this. And by the before that was probably Bradley, it was also great. Right. He was not that different than Reardon.

He was Democrat, 20 years, 20 years in office. Right, all right. So now we go from 05 to, yeah, okay, so we've had 21 years and a steep decline. So somebody, I don't know, like they get these sort of micro arguments, like, oh, how many potholes are we filled? We filled in a thousand potholes. Yeah, but, you know, there's 20,000 potholes. But how about these go, you're a Democrat, the city's shit, what's going on? Yeah.

And let's, Antonio Villargoza. Oh, man, I went on a, I railed against Villargoza for a while. They put the clip out there. Mm-hmm. And then I got a call from Rick Caruso. like, nice job with the favor. Because now, because here's the thing.

I'm trying to, Viroca says dumb. Bass is kind of dumb. Here's the whole problem. If you want to be a Democrat, like a real Democrat, a real blue city like Los Angeles, you either need to be dumb

or you need to just be a fucking liar. Because basically what they're doing is they're, you know, up to me and they went, listen, Adam, you want to be in our party, you want to represent our party, here are the things you need to believe. Somehow an open border doesn't cause any problems. Somehow a sanctuary city where the people from the open border just come live here, the homeless are going to be referred to as unhoused citizens or something, and it's the problem, it's because they lost their job last week, and climate change is going to, the ocean's going to swallow PCH in the next

15 minutes. Do you, okay, you need to believe, you got it? Yeah. And then I would have two choices. I'd either go, I absolutely believe all that, which means I'm dumb. Or I'm lying. I'm going to say all that. Yeah, yeah.

Which means I'm lying. So, you know, Reve-Regos is dumb. Karen Bass is a little dumb, but she may just be lying. You know what I mean? It's kind of hard to tell. But it's, it is stupid or liar. It's like, it is the definition of stupid or liar. Do you have me going off on Vigosa just because Drew'd probably get half a boner out of it?

When was it? Oh, it was like a couple of weeks ago. I was on this show. But he's running. By the way, the fact that these people run the second biggest city and the most important country in the world and then just slough off into obscurity and do nothing. It should tell you something. It should prove that there was nothing. there in the first place.

You know what I'm saying? Oof. All right, here we go. Sorry. All right, everyone. Sit down real quick on Villarigosa. Failed the bar four times, never passed. Never took it again.

Didn't pass it on the fifth. Failed four times, decided he was too dumb to pass the bar and finished the bar. Never took the bar again. That guy was in charge of Los Angeles for eight years. A guy who failed the fucking bar four times. Also, his name is Tony Valar. It's not Antonio Villaragosa.

His name is Antonio Villargoza because he changed it at 34. 34. He was Tony Valar his whole life. Why did he change it to be? Because he wanted to sound more Mexicans so we could get the dumb fucking Mexicans to vote for him

so he could fuck up their fucking city that they're not supposed to be in. So what do you think's going on with all the politics? You got the Somalis. We got the Mexicans. Why is he named? Who changes your name into their 30s?

Yeah. To Antonio Villarigosa, to fool dumb Mexicans into, and by the way, sorry, dumb Mexicans and my mom and her friends into voting for you because we like the optics. We like the optics. We had eight years of a fucking rick card running Los Angeles, but we like the optics. Now we're going on four years of a black female running Los Angeles into the fucking ground, but we like the optics of it. My mom would say this feels good there.

She likes retarded people from different nations to come in and fuck the city up that she lives it. Because she likes the optics of it, and you're from Minneapolis. You understand how that works. You elect retarded Somalis to come in and fuck up your cities. I don't know when we're going to course correct. Virugosa's name is Tony Villar.

Failed the bar four times, took his wife's last name. it's Tony and Vera Valar, you know, they combined him, made a hyphenate. So he's a fucking p-k-a-he. He takes his old lady's name, tax it on to his name, then has an affair with like a Telemundo reporter after that. So I don't know if he was really in love of his wife, but he ends up having an affair, and then they get divorced. And now he'd like to run the state.

That's who that guy is. By the way, when I was telling you, Biden was a sociopath the other day, this guy changed his name in his 30s. He's broken. There's something wrong with him. He's a pandering fucking pussy. He's a pandering sociopath. He wants people to think he's more Mexican.

I remember a day when people tried to be less Mexican. Well, that's who V of Retardo is. You've been saying that for 20 years. That is not new. I'm on to everyone all the time and everything. Yeah. But somehow I didn't go to college. So why should we listen?

You know, I love when they do this. Spencer Pratt, he's a reality. Taking advantage of people's grief is his grief. And by the way, he's the one that lost everything. What are you? You're fucking communist hustler. You know what I mean? Who went to college?

By the way, college is like saying I grew up in a, in a sewer now. Like, why the fuck do you know anything? If you say you went to college now, I assume you got your brain scrambled. unless you can provide some other evidence. Unless you study physics. Yeah, or maybe you went to Vanderbilt or something that's not in the brain scrambling. It's funny you pick Vanderbilt. The provo was just out talking about how distorted the education system has become, not at Vanderbilt.

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