The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2087 - Another January 6th Hoax EXPOSED! | Part 1

Episode Date: May 20, 2026

Dr. Drew opens the show by addressing the backlash he received over his comments about Hantavirus before Adam and Drew react to Zohran Mamdani putting his own spin on a famous Ronald Reagan quote. Adam then goes off on politicians claiming Americans are starving because they can’t afford groceries, explains why he judges countries and cultures based on the quality of the cars they produce, and Dr. Drew brings up the Kars4Kids scandal. Later, Adam revisits the January 6th controversy surrounding Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone and newly released body cam footage that appears to conflict with his original account of the events that day.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Recorded live, 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. That's that, test. Got to put my mic on. Yeah. I hear you. Oh, my knob is down.

Yeah. Yeah, man. Get it on, man. What's going on, Drewski? Well, where shall we start? I know you want to do a deep dive on this Washington, D.C. policeman whose body cam video was just recently released. But I wanted to do a little follow-up on the Hanta virus conversation. He's a capital policeman, by the way.

What did I say? Washington, D.C. Policeman. I'm just saying. Yeah. Go ahead. So we got a little traction when I pointed out that the word Hanta, I have been told from sources. I have no direct knowledge of this. I was told I was an anti-Semite for bringing this up, by the way. Well, you got flagged or we got flagged for you bringing this up.

For being anti-Semitic? I don't know why the guy who told me all about the flagging is sitting there, but he didn't say anything to you, and then you got out of the gate with the same thing. Well, somebody did it on DM me and stuff. I have no understanding what they're talking about. Do you? Listen, we're living in a society where if you start, like I remember, I told this a million years ago, but I was sitting at a table at the quail lodge, most widest, richest, couriest, you know, the Pebble Beach crew in the world.

And we're all just sitting around and the women dress up like it's a Kentucky Derby. Everyone drinks champagne and eats caviar. And you share tables because it's crowded and there's not often. It's not like, I'm taking this table for me, my buddy. That's another couple. You're going to sit with them. And so you're sitting with all these super well-heeled white people. And we're just sitting, it's a lot of where are you from, where you're from, what do you got?

You know, it's car people, but it's high end, you know, and the guy's telling me about his Maserati, 3,500 or whatever it was. He's telling me about some really expensive cars. It wasn't the $3,500 for those who really check into this stuff. But it was a real high-end car. Millions of dollars. And then the other guy said, you know, I had the Murah, but then I traded it for the Maserati. And then at some point, in everyone, drinking their champagne, and they're playing classical music.

And I said to the table, I said, you know, I think this is what black people think white people do all day. And the woman, like the white chick across the way, is like, okay, okay, we can. get it. Okay. Okay. And I go, no, no, I'm just making a joke. You know, yeah, okay. Okay, we heard you. And I'm like, I'm not making a racist joke. It's actually kind of on us. I'm not saying they're bad. I'm kind of saying we're kind of bloated and rich and drunk and whatever. And she's okay, we heard you. She heard black joke whenever she panicked. You see them saying? Yes. That's our fucking society. If I say Hebrew, I'm anti-Semitic.

It's whatever the word was for the virus and then being Hebrew, and they all go nuts. And it's like, it kind of reminds me a lot of when RFK Jr., who I recently got the interview, RFK Jr. said he was in front of Congress, and we've played it before. He was like, you don't need to get this vaccine if you're black. It doesn't affect him. They're like, I'm black. Do I deserve to die? It's like, he's not, he's saying you don't need it.

Right. If this, you're better than others. You don't need the vaccine. And they're like, ha, ha, ha. It's like, you can't say anything about anything without somebody having some reaction, even if it's positive or just factual, which is a bad. You want a guy like. RFK Jr. to be able to go up there and explain, here's who needs this and here's who needs

that without all the dumb black people who play the race card in Congress trying to do a gotcha. And by the way, it's always back to them. So I don't deserve to live. You know, it's always the same thing with COVID. Yeah. My grandfather doesn't deserve to. Me, me, me, me. My son has asthma. So you'd like him to die? Yeah, bitch. I want your son to die. And Trump's mad. And he's evil and he hates poor people. So that's why he wants to punish them. That's what we do. We look around for people to punish it.

Because that's how I get where I am, Drew. Yeah, of course. By punishing peons. Yeah, Ryan, I'm aware. I've got to punish you more today. So I can get further along. See, I punish those who have less. Yeah, you take a piece of the pie.

You leave less for others. It's not even that. I'm just cruel to them so I can get a greater. net worth. I think that's how it works. You know, I got that condo in Malibu. Being mean to poor people and people of color. Oh, and women. Oh, yeah. Everyone but me. And the people at the quail. Oh, yeah. Well, you're kind of mean to them too, it turns like, it sounds like. All right. All right. So here's the, let's start with this. I am fucking obviously aware the virus was named after a river in South Korea. That was never an issue. Never. So, four. Four.

Just for chits and giggles, gentlemen in the booth, find a translating software and translate Hanta from Hebrew to English. Just see what you got. All right. Here is the C. It's what you got in trouble for and we got flagged for. So the Hebrew word for slang or nonsense is Karta, a term for everybody, blah, blah, blah, go to a translating software and just see what we get.

And if I fell victim to some sort of, it's not a conspiracy theory, is a rumor, right? So fine, a rumor. But who can't? But let me straighten it out, though. Instead, now we've gone from monkeypox to bird flu to haunt a virus. Now we got Ebola. And Ebola is a, this is not I'm making this up. This is the World Health Organization.

Public Health Emergency of International Concern, okay? Gentlemen, booth, public health emergency. P-H-E-I-C. Dr. Claire Craig, who is an epidemiologist in contact with infectious diseases, has reported that that is pronounced fake. So the hanta virus is a fake, meaning a public health emergency of international. concern. This is a joke, everybody. It's an interesting thing. God works a mysterious way. All right. In modern Israeli slang.

Hold on. You got to have the audio. You want the audio version, right? Of translation? Yeah. Not necessarily. I just want, there it is. Okay. So in modern Israeli slang, this is an AI overview now. In modern Israeli slang, haanta, and they spell it in Hebrew, is a colloquial informal term that means nonsense, rubbish, or scam, equivalent of, quote, that's BS, unquote. Yes. So the claim that it's a conspiracy theory is Hanta itself. The claim is Hanta.

Hanta means that, okay? I understand the word Hanta virus has no connection to Hebrew. I understand that, but isn't it a interesting phenomenon that one virus has within it a word a word that is Hebrew for slang. I agree. And the other virus, the Ebola, has an acronym. Isn't that interesting?

That's pronounced fake. That's all we're saying. All right. Well, they're super touchy. You know what it is? Remember we used to go on the radio and we'd go, oh my God, they're so concrete. The concrete thinking. This is concrete thinking. I agree. On a fucking mob scale. I agree. But anything

to do with race, they always go nuts. This is a race. Language. It could have been any other language. I don't know, no, no. Listen, we couldn't even call, we couldn't call COVID the China virus. So they go nuts with everything. Yeah, but that was dumb, yes?

What? To have lockdown that description of it as a China virus. We call the Honda virus a Korean virus. I want to be called, I wanted to be called the China virus. That's what I'm saying. People who lock that down, history has not been kind to that behavior. Oh, they don't care. History doesn't, history, they're being taught by those people right now. What are you talking about? They're not talking about them fucking up. All right. By the way, it's the same people that are insisting now call the Hanta virus, a Korean virus, Hanta River in Korea. Same people. Hold on a second. I never heard anyone say call it the Korean virus. When you get, when they bring up this slang Hebrew term, that's their next move. Oh, that's their next move. You're supposed to call it the Hanta River virus. All right. All right. Anyway. Drew's fired up.

It just gets to be so, I'm so sick. I'm so tired. Drew's sick and tired. Aren't you? I'm having to like, spiritual. I'm not to meditate on this. Look,

I got this mandami clip that I love, that I want to play it, which is, I honestly don't, you see, I have a perspective, Drew. My perspective is that I was poor for a long,

period of time and I grew up with poor people and then I work with poor people. Like I work with poor Mexicans my entire life, even up until now. I mean, I don't work with them anymore. A lot of these guys work for me. But I know what it's like to be just around working folk. And, and, you know, when I, well, we'll play you this clip. then we'll have a laugh. Before you do, I also want to say it's very similar to me in addicts. Like, I treated addicts for 30 years, and now Karen Bass is going to treat them by giving them teeth and four walls. Yeah.

And it's like they don't understand what they're dealing with. No, I know they don't. And they've never been poor. And they've never been an addict. They've been around an addict. He's never been around poor people. Yes. He always, I love it.

They have to take the whole rainbow. of women of color all different stripes and put all the chick. By the way, did somebody just go only women of color can stand behind me for the photo thing? It was orchestrated. There's one dude up there in the upper right. I know, but that's, he's in the second tier. The third, he's in behind the signs. I just can't see him. Go ahead.

I cannot help but think of the words of our 40th president, Ronald Reagan. He famously said, the nine most terrifying words in the English language are I'm from the government and I'm here to help. It's a good quote, but I disagree. I think nine more terrifying words are actually, I worked all day and can't feed my family. You got to have them cheer. I like the part where they cheer.

Cannot help. To cut you off before the cheer? I love, I don't know why I'm enamored with dumb people cheering for dumb shit. Like, you know, when Obama's like, we're two days away from fundamental. mentally transforming this society. Yeah! You know, I love that when he's like,

sometimes people have enough. Woo! You didn't build that business yourself. Somebody else, but whoo! I love dumb people cheering. All right, here we go. You know, SNL audiences have become that. Yes, they have.

Yeah. Yes, they have. I think nine more terrifying words are actually, I worked all day and can't feed my family. By the way, everyone on that stage, seems pretty well fed to me. I don't see any pixies up there. Number one. Number two, I don't know anyone who works all day, all day, and can't feed their family. They have, you know, it's funny,

the Democrats have a myth of a homeless person. Oh, yeah. And they have a myth of a minimum wage person and a poor person. They have some sort of version that doesn't exist. You know, we always talk about Gavin Newsom, his version of the poor person is the mom who got divorced. By the way, I don't know. We share croppers. Is this a dust bowl? You're in California. You just got divorced.

Yeah. What the guy did? It just took everything and he left. Yeah. Good fucking luck. Good luck to that. Believe you, me, I wish you could have done. I wish I could have done that.

Are you fucking nuts? You don't just get divorced and just, I'll take the house. I'll take everything. You'll be out on the street with the kids. They're not paying anything to you or child support. I'm not doing any of that. So, A, they have some made-up unicorn fantasy about people in general. They have the poor black person.

They have the homeless people. They have the hardworking Hispanic who can never get ahead. You know, they have these bizarre archetypes of these things. So Gavin Newsom thinks homeless people are, moms who just got divorced, who then have a job, but it pays minimum wage, and then them and their kids are pushed out onto the street. Okay, that's his vision. He told me about his vision of what it really was, the true picture.

True face. He said picture. Oh, did he? Yes, he just said face. He said the true. I told him the picture was junkies and people with mental disorders, and he said, what about the true picture? So they then explain what that picture was. These guys have the picture of the person that works all day, every day, and at the end of the day, can't eat or feed their family, have enough money.

I don't know who this person is. I'm going to go ahead and file them with the homeless person. They don't fucking exist. There's people who don't want to work, and they're still fat. I don't know anybody. I work with these guys. I used to work. You know, when I installed closets, I worked with all these guys.

They'd show up. I ate cactus because Philip had a little Tupperware, and he brought a stack of tortillas in. And we'd eat. We'd eat lunch. We'd eat lunch every single day. We got paid, you know, $9, 12 bucks an hour, something like that. Everyone worked. Everyone got paid.

Everyone bought food. Everyone ate. I don't know what is he. who works all day and cannot feed their family. And then why is everyone fat? And what the fuck are you talking about? That's my point. Yeah.

You create something that doesn't exist. You're basically, you do what they do. Let's get AOC. She can come to the border. She can cry by some chain link fencing. And then we'll show a picture of a sad three-year-old. and then we'll go, oh my God, what are we doing? You just create narratives and fantasies.

January 6th, whatever, COVID, it's all one big narrative and fantasy. The fuck is he talking about? Nobody who works full-time can't feed themselves in their family. I didn't even know what you're talking about. And by the way, fuck you with the, they don't have access to food. I just talked to Robert Kennedy Jr. He's like he just got with Chef Gruel. Two bucks a plate.

They made healthy salmon dinner. Perfect. Fucking easy. Is anyone been to Home Depot? Yeah. Go to fucking Home Depot. It's like two big chunks of salmon for eight bucks. Vegetables are like medley, like three bucks.

You know, thing of rice, a buck 50. You fucking go home, feed everyone for that. It's 14 bucks. Fuck off with your food desert. Look at Chuck. It's a fucking face is full right now. He's poor. He never stops eating.

Look at him. All right. We've got to take a break. Okay. Vindami. It's not Vindami. It's the poor, dumb, fat chicks behind him that are constantly cheering something on. Good fucking luck with your government, your fucking government grocery market.

Have fun, bitches. By the way, you go to Trader Joe's. I don't know how more inexpensive or orderly a place could get. I just don't know. I mean, I literally walk around. looking at their fish offerings going, Jesus Christ, there's a ton of fish for $9. Yeah, how do they do that?

And you can do all the fucking vegetables, too. You can do it all if you want. But you don't want to. You want to drink pineapple soda and eat Hot Pockets. So fuck off. That's on you. That's not Trader Joe's fault. All right, quick break.

You're upset too now. Fuck them. I'm tired of them and their fantasies about who people are. Nobody works all day, every day and can't fucking feed their family. And if I can't even, you tell, you know, we'll take a break. You tell me this scenario where someone's working all day, every day, at the same job and doesn't, there's no money. Okay, right after this. Home Serve, thanks to HomeServe for sponsoring this episode.

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Yeah, let's do 10 hours. You're working all day. I don't know. It's not even worth writing down. Your fucking wife make a big fat pot of rice. I mean, the thing about, and the thing they also don't know, they're kind of talking about like Hispanics and stuff. Those people, I work those guys.

They show up with Tupperware. Their wife made a big thing of beans and beef, you know, they just come in. They'll set up a microwave, like on the job site, you know, just warm it up and they'll just sit there, stack of tortillas or whatever. It's fucking cheap. You can get 100 tortillas for like a buck 50.

Beans, rice. Fuck off with you. We don't, and they can't eat healthy. They don't have access. Bull shit, they don't have access to it. They don't want to eat healthy. They're dumb. But that's their problem.

That's not us. Sorry, Drew. Go ahead. I'm still bothered by this. You were flagged by the Hanta thing. What do you mean they were flagged? Why don't you tell them to fuck off? Yeah, okay.

Tell them the fuck off. But what do you mean flagged? Tell them to fuck off. Who's they? I don't know what this is. Remember, Drew? We're the last time we were doing this. They were saying it's an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.

Who's they? Oh, TikTok. Which is, I agree with you. it's bullshit. TikTok. Because there are a lot of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. This is just mundane, like, happens to it happens to. It just happens to involve the Hebrew language.

These fucking stereotypes make me sick. By the way, let Chuck finish his bagel. All right, done. He was all fucking spinning his dreidel around, and you got to start chiming in and throwing him off his game. It's tough. I know the theme to the dreidel song. Did you?

Had a little dreidel? Yeah. I know the whole thing. How do you know it? Because I went to a fucking hippie school where they made you learn about other cultures that were inferior to ours. And then celebrated the inferior cultures.

So we learned all about the indigenous and the Jews and the blacks and we learned about all the little cultures that somehow made us better. Did you just say Jews are inferior? No, no, I said the cultures, the cultures. You know what I mean? Just checking.

They won't flag this, don't worry. I do mine based on automobile production, though, so mine's pretty limited. Germans sit on high. Oh, yeah. They make a good car. Japanese is pretty good, too. Yeah. You're happy with them.

You know, the thing about cars, without a joke, the car is a reflection of the culture. So what the Japanese do? They do very practical. and not ostentatious, you know, and low-key, but super functional. You know what I mean? They like lots of technology, too. Yeah, yeah, but they want to kind of slide under the radar, but have the stuff be just as good, but not nearly as flashy.

Then you've got the Italians. Italians want the big, you know, they got the fins and the stripes and the red and the scoops, you know what I mean? They want to be seen, you know what I mean? Yeah, it's hard to explain the precision of, Ferrari within Italy. I guess it's, I guess they do precision. They used to be precision clothiers and things. Yeah, they, then the Germans are sort of like, we want all the grunt, like we want the big horsepower, like we want all this stuff and we want all this technology too, but we also

have a certain style that we need to apply. The Japanese are sort of like, we're going to just apply all these principles and whatever the car is, the car is. The Germans are like, we still want people to know it's us. And culturally, like, they just kind of, you know, Swedes are kind of like, we're like a little weird, you know, like, Swedes, you know, you don't, you don't believe me. I mean, you know, they'll, like a lot of Volvos had five-cylinder cars, you know, like, who does a five cylinder. You know what I mean? You do four or two, eight, six. Audi did a five, too,

just to be fair. But Volvo would do like a five cylinder and there's stuff and then like sob sob had the start for the key ignition was in the transmission hump like next to the gear shift.

Just because. Because we're weird. Because we're weird. Now, what's Germany to? All right. All all the American cars back in the date, the key went on the right side of the column, right? Where's the Porsche? Come on, Drew.

It's on the left. It's on the left. What would you say? But where is it on the left? It's in the dashboard. That's in the dash, on the left. Former Porsche owner. Why is it on the left?

Why is it in the dashboard on the left? Well, by the way, you look at a Porsche race car? They have the key. the key is drilled out for weight. Oh, fantastic. It's on the left because during the Lamas start, they're all coming in that direction, and they fire the car up.

They don't have to reach around. Got it. So the key just sits there. Functional. But by the way, you know, my German, every single race car I have has a push button. You just push a button and it starts.

Not the 935 Porsche. It's still got a key. They want that key. That's that. Is that because the knob is easier to hit coming in or something? I don't know. Who knows? True.

You don't know. I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm asking somebody who knows what they're talking about. Wait, that's because the knob's easier to hit. In other words, do they worry that pushing the button somehow is? Now, nobody else. By the way, no one else does it that way. No, their thing is we're Porsche.

Yeah. This is what we do. So how do we explain McLaren and Rolls-Royce? That's harder. Yeah. Rolls-Royce is sort of heritage. Yeah, heritage, Bentley, Rolls-Royce. Yeah.

Then there's like French. French have a lot of interesting stuff, but their stuff's a little weird. Yeah, they can't do it. They can never pull it off. They've had, they've had some pretty interesting stuff over the years. And also have won some Lamont racist. No, not Renault. Rondell.

Oh. Rondell. I think Rondell has won. Lamont a few times. And also, Bugatti, I think, was French. Oh, really? Bogotty is a French. Sounds Italian.

Well, it's an Italian name, but I'm an American. Yeah, yeah. So I have an Italian name. There's some of that. It was founded in Germany by a French manufacturer. Oh, so. Wait a minute. Let's read that.

Can I read that again? Go ahead. Say French luxury. luxury hypercar. I told you a French. Yeah, founded in 1909 by Italian board designer Bugatti in Alsace, France, and the headquarters production. Oh, wait.

Why are you lying to us, Jeff? Well, but Alsace was German part of time, too. Oh. Well, you know. So Bugatti's French. Yeah. But it had a German, it needed an Italian guide of whatever, but. Roll up a little bit further, what do you mind?

Mm-hmm. The other way. French racing blue, blah, blah, blah, okay. Interesting. Yeah. So different cultures have their different cars and their things. And then there's Somalia, and they have nothing. But that's, their culture is, so get used to it.

And by the way, I judge. If you got nothing, you can't show me a great culture. that has no car. That's what I'm saying. Is it partly the time it takes to establish a culture of precision? It takes a long time. What I basically figured out is there's nothing near or on the equator that ever gets done. It's too hot.

Yeah. So you've got to get to Detroit or you've got to get to Germany or cooler climates. If you look, if you follow the equator, and you try to figure out, is there anybody builds a fucking car anywhere near the equator? Answers, no. And by the way, many of the nations along the equator are just, it's like it's too hot. It's too hot. This is not to fuck with your point, but how come as you go south, we don't get something, Argentina or too much shitty politics?

Argentina makes, okay, something interesting. I don't know if that sound is. Oh, what is that? What sounds? I don't know. Someone's rubbing. All right. Argentina makes the only really good Bugatti knockoff.

Wow. You can look it up, I think. They make these bolt-for-bolt-for-nut-but-butty famous race car knock-offs where it's like, it's essentially like you're buying a boo-gold. Bugatti, it's just literally, it's not, wasn't built in 1927. It was built in the 70s or something. Argentina builds a knockoff Bugatti, which almost are, had almost have such a good reputation for a knockoff car that they have a lot of value themselves. Is, is that true?

Yeah, Bugatti, right. What the, it's weird knowing everything. It's got to be, it seemed like a burden. You know what I mean? What do you do, Drew? It's nice to you keep it to yourself. Yeah. Well, you brought up Argentina.

I'm just saying. Someone brought up, I brought a Bugatti. You brought up Argentina. Yeah, yeah. And I just put Bugatti and Argentina together. Did I not? No, you did. Must be a burden.

It's a burden. Okay. So now, anyway, they make a, I don't know why. I don't know why. And I don't know why it's out. I just know if you get near the equator, you don't get anything done. It makes that.

It's hard. Although in the Middle East, you manage to. So if you have a lot of oil, a lot of money, seems to mitigate that. Well, they're sitting on a top of a gas station. They sell it all, and then they buy Bugatti's. No, no, not only that, but they air condition. Oh, yeah. So that's how they get stuff done.

Yeah. Okay. They make such a good knockoff. They rebrand the recreation. Let's see. They currently make knockoffs, too? They make such a good knockoff that it is rebranded as a recreation. Yeah, recreation is sort of, I don't know, there's like...

That's a marketing. There's things like, you know, cover bands want to be called tribute bands. You know what I mean? And women don't donate their eggs. They don't sell their eggs. They donate their eggs. You know, there's a lot of futs. What about are unhoused neighbors who don't have teeth?

What about them, Drew? They're neighbors that are unhoused. That's it. By the way, Spencer Pratt and half his neighbors are unhoused neighbors, but they all went somewhere. Yeah. Right. Okay. Because they're not mental patients and they're not high on drugs.

Speaking of these guys making up slogans and categories of people that don't exist, did you hear about the sort of scandal around that Cars for Kids commercial? No. Have you seen that one, 800 cards for kids? Don't tell me. Turns out that look this up, see if I'm getting this right. It ends up supporting some essentially dating agency or something to do with charities or card for kids. And on the commercial, it doesn't say it is.

It doesn't say that they're necessarily for charity. Right. Charity is sort of what the charity is. Oh, that's interesting. So look up what is the KAR for number four kids. I cannot stand watching kids play fake instruments. So the commercial bugs the shit on my... Look, in a world where everything is grift and grafted and out the window now, I just can't.

I'll believe anything. And nothing. I'll believe anything and I'll believe nothing. Cars for Kids, Charity, scandal centers around deceptive advertising and the true destination of donation, donated funds. Despite commercial featuring children implying... Funds helping local underprivileged youth. Most of the proceeds have historically been used to fund Orthodox Jews. Oh, he just, he got his yamaica and a bunch.

Chuck, this is a tough day for you. Programs and gap year trips to Israel. Oh, they did it. And I think a dating site or something. Well, now, Drew, you can find that. Religious tutoring, summer camps, trips to Israel, blah, blah, Anyway, whatever. It's just this world that we live in where you don't know what's what.

And the politicians in the news are really the guiltiest parties in a weird way. Well, all I can say to you is anything kids be suspicious, anything feed our future or first steps forward, all the euphemistic, whatever, I'm out. I want to know more. I don't believe you. And I don't believe anyone who's talking about any pie in the sky, any nonsense, I'm out. All right. Take a quick break. Be right back after this.

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happening and you lying about it. That's not, it never happened. No one ever claims COVID or J6. COVID and J6 are exactly the same. They're exactly saying. It's a thing that happened. It's an unfortunate thing that happened and you don't wish it upon your society. And any right-thinking person wishes January 6th and COVID never happened.

Yes. But it still doesn't mean it can't be politicized, weaponized, and lied about. And cause great harm as a result. And cause great harm because of your lying about it. So if you want to be, if you'd like to be intellectually dishonest, you can argue with me and go, oh, so you say J6 was a good thing? That's you being dumb and intellectually dishonest. No, they lied about it, just like they lied about everything, just to inflate it.

They took COVID and they inflated it. They took J6 and they inflated it. So how do I know this? Well, you don't know it at the beginning. You just go, well, we got a virus outbreak and we got a riot. But then you guys called it an insurrection. And immediately, I was like, I don't think this falls under the heading of an insurrection. And then you called it an armed insurrection.

And I go, people holding bike helmets and flagpoles and stuff, traditionally in a modern insurrection, that's not going to get it done against nations that have armies and well. and things like that. So no, I'm not going to say armed, but if someone tried to rob a bank with a bike helmet and a flagpole, I wouldn't call it an armed robbery. Would you? No, you would not call that an armed robbery? What if I tried to rob a bank with a fire extinguisher? Is that an armed robbery? No, you would say, he tried to rob bank and he had a fire extinguisherion, but you don't call it an armed robbery. Doesn't fall in the heading of that. So it was not an insurrection. which I get yelled at a lot about, but that's you guys lying.

And then it's not armed. And then you added deadly. So it was a armed, deadly insurrection. Okay, it was none of those three. It was deadly for Ashley Babbitt who got shot by Capitol policemen at point-blank range. I'm not counting suicides that took place months later as part of the body count. and I'm not counting a stroke or heart attack or whatever. And you go, well, you had a heart attack because of the stress.

How about all the ICE officers who are just fucking fighting with you dumb shits in the streets all day, every day? Where's their heart attack? Where's their stroke? Why can't they kill themselves? And then we'll blame it on ice agitators. Can we do that? No. Okay.

So you guys went with insurrection, you went with armed, and you went with deadly. Now you're O for three. And now I'm dubious, just like I am with COVID, because you guys have been lying. And then you put together a January 6th committee. You put together a blue ribbon committee, a bipartisan blue ribbon committee, except for you kick off any voice that might be asking pertinent questions. So you're going to get to the bottom of this with a committee of people who think like you. But Jim Jordan, you can hit the bricks.

Well, now I'm super dubious. Now I don't believe you. Then you're going to bring in a Hollywood producer, and he's going to produce this whole thing, and then we're going to run it on prime time, and we're going to trot a bunch of dumb fucking lying witnesses in front of here. Remember that dumb chick who was like, well, I wasn't in the presidential motorcade, and I wasn't in the beast, but I was told that Trump lunged at the driver and tried to grab the stick. steering wheel. Yeah. Remember those Catholic school kids who chased the bottle-nosed dolphins and annoyed them, Joe? Remember that? I don't know how you sit in the back of an armored limo

and charge and get, first off, Trump's no pixie. What do you just wedge himself through the window and try to grab the wheel? No, that never happened. You're fucking lying, and now I'm super dubious about this J6 thing you keep trying to ram up the public's ass. So fuck off just because I can think. And just because you lie all the time doesn't make me bad. I'm actually correct here. And then you trot up for their move is get everyone in their uniform, put all the ribbons and badges on them, and then have them tell these really sad stories.

Okay. And then also, when you're telling a story where it's like, Ah, the mob got me, and I thought I was going to lose my life. I know, but you didn't, because nobody did anything to you. You didn't get it. I thought they were going to take my weapon and kill me with it. Yeah, that's what you thought, but it didn't happen. So why is that?

That's an argument for the mob, isn't it? Okay. Let's just listen. So this guy, Michael Fanon, we, Drew, do you have any memory of us talking about this? Yeah, I do. I don't remember exactly what we talked about. I do remember this, you making this same point. Do you have a date?

You can think of it, like six months ago. A year ago? Oh, like four years ago at least, right? When he was testifying? Four years ago. When did he testify? No, I don't think it was four years ago. When he testified or when you brought it up?

I brought it. No, no. When did you and I talk about this? I thought it was back when he had testified. Four years ago. All right. We can figure out when he testified. I don't know when he testified.

But here's my whole point. My point is I brought it up months ago. And I said, I smell a rat. I don't trust. By the way, sorry, you guys did it to me. I don't believe stuff you say anymore. So we talked about this guy, Michael Fanon, and I said, I don't buy it. I want to know what his injuries were.

I'm not buying this. Right. And then we looked it up. And because Wikipedia's in on it, and so is everyone else. I remember this. It's in on it too. They're like skull fracture and heart attack and, you know, trauma, you know, trauma and all, well, we'll just play his testimony.

But guess what? His body cam footage is released now. Well, why wouldn't the January 6th committee do that? Oh, it didn't help their Hollywood narrative of what happened because they were lying. Jesus Christ, people, wake the fuck up. You don't see what these people are up to? and then all the fucking useful idiots who live in this town just pare it back what these guys say, which is awesome.

All right. So he's, by the way, Andrew says, he's been pardoned, by the way. So is everyone in January 6th. The auto pen pardoned all January 6th. Anybody who testified. Oh, sorry, anyone in the committee. Yeah. Not anyone on the other side.

I see. Anyone who got railroaded by that bullshit committee, they're not pardoned. Trump pardoned them. Biden pardoned everybody in the committee and everyone who testified. You know, they do that and they go, for retribution. There is no retribution if things are accurate and nobody lies. Right. What would your case be?

I don't know. There'd be zero case, you fucking idiot. But it also implies an understanding of lawfare that you can make a case from anything. No, you can't. I'm just saying. It's also that issue. to me. Let me tell you some about cases. I remember that time I told me that they wanted to sue me from my cracked foundation three years later with a home inspector and everything. And you know

what everyone's saying? Anyone can sue anyone for anything. I go, yeah, okay. The realtor paid out. They said to me, well, we're an injunction or something. What do you want to give them? Six grand, eight grand? I go, they get nothing. They're going to sue. I go, no, they're not. They can sue. They can sue anybody at any time. Yeah, they can, except for if there's zero case, it tends to slow their role. Right. They tend not to sue when there's nothing. Yes.

And they tend not to bring court cases when there's nothing there, unless they're on the other side and they're trumping up fake Russian collusion and shit like that. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking. Right. All right. So let's listen to this guy. Explain his injuries. I heard chanting from summon the crowd, get his gun and kill him with his own gun. All right, pause.

So that's his body cam. Guys, you only don't hurt him, don't know, but he heard kill him with his own gun. But once again, nobody took your gun and nobody killed you with your own gun. So what are you saying? You're scared? He was scared. That's what he said. Okay.

You shouldn't be scared if you're a cop. This guy went to a prep school in, where did he go? D.C.? Where was that? And he went to Georgetown to prep school. But what you do is grow the beer. and do the southern draw. You know what I mean?

The regular assault of the earth guy. Georgetown prep. All right, here we go. I was aware enough to recognize I was at risk of being stripped of and killed with my own firearm. I was electrocuted again and again and again. Don't hurt him.

Don't hurt him. Don't hurt you're safe. What is the electrocution thing? What's he talking about? Taze? I guess. Yeah. But people are helping in instead.

Yes. Yeah, okay. It was protected me from a crowd and inched me toward the Capitol until my fellow officers could rescue me. I was carried back inside. Was he carried? What happened afterwards is much less vivid.

I had been beaten unconscious and remained so for more than four minutes. So what are they showing now? I think they're showing his body cam. and how long he was on the ground or unconscious. All right, so. So he was a way, I mean, to be unconscious as all, it's a big deal. Yeah, I agree.

Yeah, I agree. We're going to duck on. You're all right, bro. You take that door back? Yeah, we did. So the whole point is, is it was under two minutes. It's still a big deal, but he said over four minutes, which is double what he, But I'm just saying they don't...

Who knocked him unconscious? I don't know. They don't... Listen to me. They don't manufacture shit out of whole cloth. They take stuff and then add to it. You know what I mean? Yeah.

It's like COVID caused death and illness and stuff. But they add. They make rock soup out of everything. So they can't just say whatever happened. Now, sometimes they lie about, lunging at the wheel. Yeah, yeah. And then other times they take things and they, well, they do what they did with this.

They took a big fat riot and turned it into more. All right, go ahead. Help to evacuate me from the building and drove me to MedStar Washington Hospital Center despite suffering significant injuries himself. All right, so now he's just walking through the halls of something. The building, back of the building or whatever. Are they walking him to a medic? Is that the deal?

Yeah, I think there's a medic thing outside, but he didn't get driven to a hospital. Now, there's a lot of walking here. They're speeding everything up for people that are saying this. Also, I had a heart attack. Yeah. Does every rugby player that got into a scrum would have a heart attack by your logic, right? Yeah, yeah. Again, pause it.

The summer love where everyone was just in Minnesota fighting with every cop in the world. Did all those cops have heart attacks caused by this? All right. Now he's getting checked out by a medical guy. What happened? They fucking, you got beat? What my fucking ass? Can you get gas at all?

Oh, yeah. I'm used to CS gas. At the hospital, doctors told me that I had suffered a heart attack, and I was later diagnosed with a concussion, a traumatic brain injury, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Hold on a second. Listen, post-traumatic stress disorder. Your fucking cop, deal with it. Fuck you, all these guys. Like, cops are doing battle with everyone.

By the way, your side is the one they're doing battle all day every day. What about ice? What about ice? They have to fucking battle you guys all day. Is everyone that's post-traumatic? If you can't fucking handle a scrum and a crowd without post-traumatic stressors, you're in the wrong profession. I got news for you.

But to be fair, PTSD is very common in that group. Okay. Listen, it's a traumatic event. I'm saying also he had a brain injury. Yeah, I want to talk about that. Maybe next show. Shouldn't he be slurring a little bit? I can talk about it.

All right. We'll take a break. We'll do part. Oh, wait a minute. No? End of show. Oh, I'm sorry. Well, yeah.

No, I was going to say it. We're going to take a break and we're going to finish this in the next episode. Right. Great. So Sunday, by the way, Coast of Mesa, California. Westwood Coast, I'm going to be performing two shows there. Oklahoma City on June 12th, Bricktown Comedy Club. And then Saturday, Tulsa.

luxury, man. Bricktown over there. And Santa Ana, we're doing the K-Rock doc screening. June 20th. Maybe Drew will come out. Family classic cars, fun place. All right, Drew, what do you got? D.R. Drew Pinsky on Instagram.

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