The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - #2093 - How Blue Cities Became HELL ON EARTH! | Part 2

Episode Date: July 3, 2026

Adam and Dr. Drew react to a clip about sugary sodas before getting into a larger conversation about SNAP, food stamps, welfare, personal responsibility, and what government assistance should or should not cover. They discuss the idea of limiting aid to basic, healthier foods, the lack of shared common ground in modern politics, and then shift into the hilarious “Chuck the Gruntled” bit with riffs on pre-gruntled, post-gruntled, and transgruntled. Later, Adam shares observations from walking along PCH, including fast-food stops, black marks on the pavement, litter, gum, and the habits that separate one area from another.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. 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. Dr.'s board certified. Call him from zooming in, New York City, everybody. Drew.

Yeah. I wanted to share a clip with you. And it made me think of a couple of things that I'm interested in with you. Okay. It's Brandon Gill asking the lady from Snap about sugary sodas. Oh, yes. You've probably seen it. Oh, yes.

But it's kind of interesting. And so there's a few things. And a lot of it's chick think, but a lot of it is also, you can hold off on it for a second, Andrew. But a lot of it is just kind of like, look, here's the problem. The problem is there is no common ground anymore. And what I would call the common ground would be. a kind of gravity-based, sort of reality-based, sort of whatever ground, right? And so you go, well, look, one side to the other.

You know, if you said to me, food stamps, snap, or whatever we're calling it, I'd probably go, I'm for abolishing it, except for in extreme cases. I want people to work, feed their kids. I don't want all the school lunch systems, whatever. And then you'd go, but what about childhood food insecure? I go, they're all fat. And I grew up with poor people. We just figured it out.

You figure it out. It's not good. I don't like the implications of it. I don't mind the taxes part. I don't like what it's doing to people. But fine. But you would go, but this is important. And what about these kids and these people don't have enough?

and I'd go, okay. But then I would say, look, I want it to be really limited. I want it to be rice and beans and, you know, ground beef and vegetables. I want it to be healthy. And I want it to, I want it to be elements. And they go, you know, Drew? Do you think we've never been able to pull this off? But do you think you're capable of talking for under two minutes

while I run into the next room and run back? Or do we have to just stop the show? I think I'm capable of that. I've never been able to pull that off in the past where I just stopped talking. I want to interview Chuck the gruntled. He's not a knight. He's the opposite of a knight, bro. It's more like a Norwegian gnome.

Interview, interview Chuck de Gruntled. What can I answer? All right. So, and when I was saying Chuck the Gruntled, I don't mean you remind me of a Norwegian gnome. I mean, the name Chuck the Gruntled reminds me of some kind of Scandinavian, you know, mythical figure, Chuck the gruntled. But Chuck, so, so did you relate to what Adam was saying about being pre-gruntled?

Um, yeah, a little bit. I don't know if I fully understood it, but... Okay, interesting. You're already back? That wasn't two minutes? This is going by, like, shit. I, I... It's actually getting kind of interesting.

It was the proverbial, can you do something for two minutes, where I can stop talking? All right, now, sorry. Chuck, I, Chuck is not pre or post or mid-gruntled. Chuck didn't understand what we were talking about. He just told me. He's non-gruntled. He's not, he's no, no gruntled.

It was kind of interesting. I'm a-gruntled. New category. Trans-gruntled. We have trans-gruntled now. We have a gruntled pronouns. G. Jim. All right.

Now, the reason I went, the reason I went and got my phone is because I was, you walking I was walking I was walking I was walking next to sorry I was walking down

okay I got it I'm going to send this to pre-gruntled Andrew okay and I think I think I don't know

I try to do it don't forget don't leave out a gruntled Chuck. Yeah. Yeah, I think I, I think I sent it to him. All right. The reason, so I'm walking down PCH. And the PCH. One of my many quests will have gone unheard. And Chuck, I'm sorry, Andrew, you can tell me if you got this. I'm walking down PCH. And I cross, I walk by a jack-in-the-box. And as I walk, I always study things, you know, Drew? I'm a study.

By the way, when I pass the McDonald's, I see that on one side of the driveway, that's leading back onto PCA. It's like, you know, when you go through the drive-thru, now you've got to turn back onto PCH. Tons and tons of black marks on the ground. This was a long time ago. You brought this up before. Yeah.

People spit their gum out, the window, and then grab, and then go ahead and grab their French fries because they're fucking animals, right? They're poor. They're poor and they're animals. When you go to the other side where Nobu is, there's no gum on the ground. All right. So I see this. There's a big sign.

and in front jack the box it says snap. We take snap in Malibu. The Malibu Jack in the box takes snap. And then they got the hot ones, Munchy Meal. Drew, as a physician, what you see inside of this munchy meal box, which is a taco and curly fries and some sort of burger dripping in white sauce with bacon

and deep fried fish. deep fried chicken on. Yeah. Could you imagine eating something? Is there a thing you could put into your system that would be worse than this box? No, no, no. With a giant Coca-Cola in the background. Yeah, not Diet Coke.

There's a Diet Coke way up top. But no, in front is all plain up Coca-Cola. Is that, you know, look at the bun behind. Is that one supposed to be more dietetic? That's hysterical. Because that's got the Diet, it's got the Diet Coke without some of the dripping. whatever that is, mayonnaise often.

You're just seeing Diet Coke and getting the wrong. Yeah, I'm wondering. I'm wondering. No, no. They're saying we got Diet Coke. We got Coke. All right. All right.

This is a shit show. Oh, yeah. If you ate. And by the way, it's about, oh, my God. 6,000 calories. True. I mean, if you just ate this one time a week, it would change your body a year from now, right? Well, it would make me ill probably.

too and change our body both, yeah. Okay. They take SNAP. I don't want to pay to make people ill, especially people who are uninsured. You see what I'm saying? Mm-hmm. So I would say I don't want SNAP altogether, but I will have SNAP, but with SNAP, we're going to have to have restrictions.

You have to buy vegetables. You have to buy food that you cook yourself. No, I don't want you going into Nobu and using Snap. Yeah. And they'd go, what about cigarettes? I'd go, no, no, that's unhealthy. I don't want to make you unhealthy. How about Coca-Cola?

I would go, no. And then at a certain point, you would start fighting me for Jack in the Box. Yeah. And curly fries and fake tacos and burgers drenched in, I don't know what, on a croissant, and Coca-Cola. and I would go, no, no, no, you're missing the whole point. The whole point is so you don't go hungry, not so that you get high and feast out. That's it. That's an abuse of this thing. And then they would do, they would do what they always do.

You know what they always do, Drew? What do they do? So, you're saying poor people can't drink Coca-Cola? Right, right, right. No, you can do whatever you want. With your money. This is not with my money. I mean, here's the whole thing.

Should we make it legal to gamble in casinos using SNAP dollars? Right. No. Why not? Why not? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? No, it makes me wonder if big companies are in on this.

Yes. We're going to watch this clip with Brandon Gill. No, no, but I mean, in on the whole manipulation of SNAP. Yes. Well, what I just said the word. No, no, no. but I mean in the government, like the big business lobbyist making sure a snap is, goes on. I'm saying the word yes. I'm saying the word yes. If you are Jack in the box and you are Coca-Cola, right, right. Well, of course you do. Yes, I'm saying the word yes over and over, Drew. Okay. That's what they're doing. All right, here's Brandon Gale, who I adore, by the way, asking the female Dumbo who runs snap. But here's the part I want you to understand, Drew. There's a thing, too, where they go. We need women.

We need women of color. Yeah, I know. But your DEI gets you a bunch of dumb shits, and then they get hold in front of Congress, and then they look dumb because they're not, they're great for DEI hires, but they're not great when the camera goes on them, right? Yes?

Yes. And there is a thing that I think women have more than men, but it's also just dumb people have it more than smart people, which is they don't know what they sound like. Right, right, right, right. You know what I mean? Well, yeah, yes. Well, that's what kids do, right?

Yeah, right. So kids go, you walk in and you go, who spilled the milk? And they go, not me. And you go, well, there's no one else here, is there? Yeah. I've had this conversation with dumb people my whole life where I go, you know, I would say to like, it was funny. I'd say to like, Donnie. I remember Donnie, who's dumb.

He go, one time I just came into the shop. on the Saturday and the air compressor was running in the back, which meant it just been running all night, you know? Air compressors are interesting, Drew. You want to know why? Yes. Air compressors fire up when they get low. You set the compression, you know, 100 pounds.

They fire up. But when they get to 100 pounds, they stop. And so a lot of people don't realize they're on because they've stopped. You know what I mean? No one leaves a vacuum on. You know what I mean? Interesting. Yes.

But everyone leaves an air compressor on. And the thing that's funny is if you're working on somebody's house and you're like dealing with the kitchen or whatever and the couple is still living in the house, an air compressor super loud and it kicks on hard. It's like, bar. Yeah. Well, on Friday, when you leave, guys will forget to shut it off. This is the first time you explained this part.

Maybe it was a matter of fact to you, but this makes this all much more interesting. Because it's not running. It's like, would you remember. I couldn't understand how we left it running. Would you remember to unplug a vacuum cleaner that wasn't running? Right. Right. So that what happens is it just sits there dormant.

And then at three in the morning, it kicks on and freaks out the couple. So I came back. I came here on a Saturday. It's also a big draw. It takes a lot of electricity. So the person paying for the electricity. So I came here, the compressor was running. And I said, hey, Donnie, shut the compressor off before you leave because it was running all night, on and off.

And I got to pay for it. And he said, I shut it off. And then I said, was there anybody else in this shop beside you on Friday? And he said, no. And I said, well, the compressor was running. Did you use the compressor? And he said, yes. And I said, well, then you forgot to shut it off.

And then he said, I shut it off. And then I said, do you think somebody broke into the shop over the weekend and turned the compressor off, but left everything else alone in this shop? And he said, I don't know. And that's what dumb. Well, it's what dumb people, that's how dumb people talk. Wow. I used to talk, I used to have those conversations with my ex-wife all the time. If you're dumb, that's how you talk.

Because you don't, you don't hear yourself. You know, you're a wedded to whatever your theme is, but B, you don't hear yourself. Yeah. But also, and most importantly, you don't know how you sound too smart people. They don't process it. it's like your dog licking its balls in front of the queen. You know what I mean? It doesn't know who the queen is.

It doesn't care. Right. You know what I mean? It doesn't. Yes. Dumb people do not know who they're talking to. That's the theme with dumb people. They don't.

Why? Let me explain something to me. Here's what they do. Yeah. They get up to their own intelligence and that's where they think society stops. They don't really know there's beyond what's in their head. This may be a blind spot for me because even the dog to me feels like it doesn't care. And not that it doesn't know.

I can't do that math in my head. I can't make my brain go there, which is a blind spot. Right. So this is a, we'll take a break, but then we'll get Brandon Gill talking to the snap lady right after this. Hello and welcome to Pluto Fo. If you know the name of the movie you'd like to see, just stream it for free on Pluto. TV where all your blockbuster favorites are landing all summer long. Catch Anchorman, the legend of Ron Burgundy.

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NIH grants are critical research? Wrong clip. But we can also play this clip, by the way. Where did he come from, do you know? Hold on. We'll play this clip anyway. Brandon Gill? I don't know, but I'm a huge fan of his.

He's certainly, his stuff on social media is fascinating. He's great. Yeah, I stop every time a clip comes through. Is he new? Representative? It's been around a little while. We'll get, Drew, we'll get into it later. But he's going to ask this woman if she can say what a woman is or what birthing people are or whatever it is.

And women will go down this road. They'll just sound like fucking retarded for extended periods of time. Do you think that constitutes critical research, according to your testimony, NIH grants are critical research? I think that government research of all types in the medical. Including a birthing people? I think bench research of all types plays a fundamental. What is a birthing person? Sir, I am here to talk about the Doge impact.

I'm asking you about this grant and you're defending it. So I'm asking you, who is birthing people? I am not familiar with this grant. I take a position that all kinds of government research, medical, pharmaceutical, biological, biological, biological. Is that a birthing person a woman? Is that another word for female? That is outside the scope of my expertise.

Seems like erasure language to me. I've been told that that type of vernacular constitutes erasure language. How about another one? How about the conference gender equity in the mathematical study of commutative algebra? Do you think that's a valid form of government spending? I think mathematical research of all types is deserving of government. What about studying, and this is directly from the national. National Science Foundation's website, women and non-binary mathematicians.

Again, I think all kinds of government investment should be dedicated toward mathematics. All kinds of government investment. You don't have any kind of limit on what we're spending our money on, just everything. Is that your testimony? I am talking about Doge. You brought up a grant. So am I. This is a grant that Doge Cut.

I am not familiar with this particular grant, but I think government investment in math. All right. Now let's get to the clip that I want to. to watch. But yes, what they do is they paint themselves into the corner because here's what they do, Drew. Yeah. They are owned by lobbyists or corporations or whatever.

Maybe they're just retarded, but they take a stance, right? So you go, Donnie, the air compressor was running when I got here. Yeah, but I shut it off. Okay, so that's your stance, right? Now we go, did you use the air compressor? Yes. Was there anyone else using the air compressor? No.

There was there anyone else in the building? No. So you think someone broke in and turned the air compressor on and then snuck out, let's say a vent or something? I don't know. See, you bound yourself to a retarded precept, right? Yeah. And now you're going to ride it into the ground.

Yeah. No, they're trying to deflect you. They didn't give a shit what they're arguing anymore. All right. You need to be put shut up. She wants people who are getting money for food to feed their kids to be able to buy pineapple soda. Okay, so here it is. Should SNAP dollars be spent on sodas?

The purpose of this national program is to provide families to have food. and beverages. Should it be sent on... Oh, we got to pause it. By the way, hyphenated last Latina name, always a shit show. That's Ms. Plata Nino. Whenever there's hyphenated last Hispanic names, it's always a shit. It's always some of the dumbest people on the planet.

But here we go. The purpose of this last program is to provide families to have food and beverages. Should it be sent on... Spend on sugary sodas? I am happy to talk about hungry nutrition, but not dictate what Americans should or should not eat or may have access. I'm asking if tax dollars should be used to pay for sodas. Taxpayers money should be utilized to ensure that individuals have access to the food that they need to survive or may be accessible to them. Do they need sugary sodas to survive?

Some of them do, who do have low blood issues, who may have kidney issues. Do you think they need Coca-Cola to survive? Do you think that's the most appropriate use of our tax dollars? I am not a physician, but medical records and expertise. You were just citing the health needs, apparently, of the American people. So do the American people need Coca-Cola to survive? I did not say that. I said then-

I'm asking you. I'm giving you the opportunity to say yes or no. I will not answer for individuals and their choices. You think that there are some Americans who need Coca-Cola to survive? Is that your testimony? I'm happy to talk about it. I'll pause it there for a second. Listen, all, everyone.

What he's doing is what I did to Gavin Newsom. Yeah, yeah. Everybody else goes, hey, I'm Jake Tapper, Hunter Biden. Joe Biden is joining us. A lot of people on the far right are pouncing on Hunter, your son's laptop. Anything to that? No, not at all. Good.

What's your favorite ice cream? You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nothing gets done. And this guy's doing 13 rounds with this bitch, and she can't escape the ring. She can't get out. Yeah. This is not done anywhere else.

And by the way, she sounds like a fucking idiot. And she's in charge of what? All right, sorry, keep going. You just don't know. You just don't know. I think most people can rationally say that you don't need Coca-Cola to survive. wouldn't you agree I agree that we have a hunger crisis

and that we need to address it but ensuring that individuals have the food resource that they need got it and one of those is sugary Coca-Cola what does what does SNAP stand for is a supplemental nutrition assistance program what's nutritional about

Coca-Cola I am not a nutritionist I am a food security by the way stop it for a second she's remember Katanji Brown Jackson was not a biologist or whatever, so she couldn't name what a woman was. Right, right.

She's not a nutritionist. Right, right. You have to be a nutritionist answer that question. These people are so fucking dumb. Not dumb. I hope you asked that next. You have to be nutritionist answer that question. I don't want to pay for soda.

By the way, most all the fat people that I know, that stopped being fat pre-Majaro or all this bullshit? Number one answer? Stop drinking soda. Yeah, yeah, for sure. And they have the big sodas, the super, you know, sodas. Yes, here's the whole thing. In what universe are we underwriting you getting morbidly obese by the government paying for it?

That's insane. By the way, a soda, a soda is a luxury item that doesn't cost anything. You know what I mean? You don't need it. Nobody needs it. It's just something that people want to indulge in. And it's no different than cigarettes or chewing tobacco or whatever else you can't buy. It's something you don't need.

Right. That's unhealthy for you. And if I was in charge, Snap would literally be elements. It'd just be beans, rice, beef, and bullion cubes and vegetables, carrots. But it wouldn't even be canned carrots. It would just be fucking carrots and eggs and flour. And you would have to just fucking... By the way, you can go to Jack in the Box any time.

There's $7 burning a hole in your pocket. Go ahead. Go get that meal. Yeah. All right. Keep going. It's funny. About Coca-Cola.

I am not a nutritionist. I am a food security expert in ensuring that individuals have food resources that they need. This is a common sense question. All of these have been common sense questions. I'm just asking you, is there nutritional value to sugary sodas? It's a yes or no question. I am not an exot. All right, hold on a second.

Here's what makes people stupid, Drew. Yeah. They don't answer it correctly. Right, right. You know, you go, of course there isn't a nutritional value. value to Coca-Cola. But part of this program is to have these people feel like they're part of society and they can go out and they can go to a fast food place and order a Coke and sit with other members

of society. You know, we don't want to shame them. And, you know, there's an angle. Not the, I'm not a nutritionist. Right. She's picking the wrong angle. Right, right, right. You know what I mean?

Yes. Oh, yes. But that's a sort of typical. angle. Well, they're dumb, but it's also a chick thing. They just stick with that. They stick with the one thing. Right. Donnie's sticking with the, I didn't turn the compressor on story. Right. Right. Now, there's a super easy way. You go, you know what? It's a big 50 gallon compressor. That thing will stay off for an hour. I guess I kicked it on. And it was like off for like the last hour I was here and then I just left the shop. So yeah. Okay. Yeah. But but you're dumb. So you're

stick with your story. Well, and you're shame prone, too. Yes, yes. A lot of shame motivating. A lot of shame. Evasiveness. All right, let's keep it going. Expert. I don't think that there's nutritional value to sugary sodas. I think most people in this room would agree with that assessment.

But you have no opinion? I'm here to talk about the food needs and the hunger crisis that individuals here in America are you that ideologically dug in that you want our tax dollars paying for sugary sodas that you will in a straightforward way admit that sugary sodas are not healthful for the American people?

I think that focusing on soda when people are going hungry. We spend a lot of our tax dollars are spent on soda. That's why I'm asking about it. And you appear to be so ideologically dug in that you won't answer a simple question that that's not an appropriate use of our tax dollars and that that does not in fact make the American people more healthy? I won't answer because there's no data sort of put proving that. Do you need data to determine whether drinking soda is healthy? I think, I'm sorry.

It's a serious question. Do you, is there some, do you believe that perhaps drinking sodas every day is healthy? The worst health outcome is hunger. When the individuals don't have the research. Do you satiate hunger with Coca-Cola? I did not say that. But you said that the worst health outcome, as hunger and I'm asking you about sugary sodas.

And I'm focusing. All right. Pause it for a second. You know, they're doing that time capsule in D.C. Put this conversation in it so our future generations can figure out what the fuck went wrong. That's all go, just watch this exchange. That's what went wrong.

That's what happened. By the way, they must hate him. He's got a very, speaking of 1955, very Don Draper appearance. Right. But just how he looks, they must hate him. will show future generations what happened. And now we took a bunch of bitches like this and we put them in positions of power and now we're fucked because this is what happened.

Everybody sit down and watch a six minute video and then I'll explain what happened to the United States. Don't you think this encapsulates it, Drew? It does a lot. Absolutely. Haid. Keep it going. Sorry.

Children have the resources. Is your organization funded by soft drink makers? I am not in charge of development, but no. It's not. Okay. Is your organization funded by organizations that make money from food stamps? Do organizations who profit off of food stamps fund your organization or businesses? I mean, in the, I can't comment to that.

happy to talk about the resources that need is General Mills fund your organization. I don't have access to that information. I do. It's right here. They do fund your organization. Do they profit off of food stamps? Retailers are the major beneficiary. You think that that's a conflict of interest? That's where EBT dollars are utilized. Yes, and they're profiting off of your advocacy. Do you think that that's a conflict of interest? I think most people think that. that's a conflict of interest. She's blinking the way Karen Bass blinked on the jetway when they asked what she was doing in Africa. All right.

So put it in the time capsules. We can figure out what the fuck happened. We let a bunch of dumbos and we put them in charge of shit. And by the way, they're all corrupt. They just want, it's just money. Everyone wants money. It's not just corrupt. It's not just dumbo's.

What he's talking about is that ideological entrenchment is like, whoa. It's brainwashing. It's brainwashing. Ranewashing dumb and money. And there's a sort of passive aggressive aspect to all of it all the time, which is like some fucking white guys fucking asking questions and fuck off. Yeah. So anyway, it's a problem.

I've been saying it's a problem. She's gruntled. She's gruntled, man. Do you know it's interesting, Drew? If you think of like when they do this thing all the time, they're like, we need more women of color and positions of black. Every time they do one of these hearings, it's mostly women of color who are, it's not like somebody said, we're doing a hearing on snap I need to talk to only the females and the Latinas or blacks are like, we're bringing the presidents of the

universities in front of, or we're bringing the folks that run HUD or something. It's women, women, women. They're not asking for women. It's just there is a huge number of them. who are leading these organizations, and the reason I know it is because they're the ones who show up. And then you hear Gavin Newsom's wife talking about how terrible it is, I'm marginalized women on it. That's the greatest. I love it.

It's weird. I mean, it is weird. I guess you would be liberating if you could just say whatever you wanted all the time about everything. Right? Right. That's just sort of where they live. Yeah. All right. We'll take a quick break. Be right back with Dr. Drew.

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And the pragmatic people need to go, look, I don't want to pay for any of your food, but I will pay for some of your food, but here are the rules. I, when I was a kid, I remember very clearly going to the supermarket with my mom and her food stamps, and she was trying to buy a sack of cat food, and they told her no cat food with the food stamps. Interesting. And then she elbowed me, and she said, say, it's for you. That you're going to eat the cat food.

That's a joke, Dr. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Wow, that's an interesting move because that has a, it has an anti-social flavor to it, right? I mean, I didn't realize she had that piece in her also. I'm making a joke, you retard. Oh, I thought she actually did it. And that's why you're retarded.

Yes. Well, I listen to you carefully. A rabbi, a squirrel, and iguana walked into a bar. They did? Pray tell. Do you remember me? I was walking across the street. Yes.

In Manhattan. Yes, I was walking across Broadway. I'm reminding myself how naive I am. I know. It's a form of stupidity, but it doesn't really hold you back. Thank you. You'll be. glad that pre-gruntled Andrew has announced his genius is akin with your genius.

That the reason he can't really be effective in society is because he's too smart like you. Yeah. No, I do recognize a kin there. And prepare yourself. Andrew, buckle up. Hi. Hi. So, yes, this is a problem.

Half of it is DUI, half of it is sort of gyno-fascism, but here we are. There's tons of DEI hires everywhere running everything into the fucking ground. Speaking of which, you put an ex post up about the Supreme Court justices. Yes. You can find a picture of the three, but I said it, and I was not being hyperbolic. at all. I really wasn't. And, and, you know, I think about how I grew up, you know.

How I grew up was I was a bad student. And they didn't talk about falling through the cracks or having, you know, using the right side of your brain versus the left side of your brain or some version of that, disliked. Uh-uh, you're, you're dumb. I was dumb. You know what I mean? I mean, I was called dumb. And I, you know, I wasn't called dumb every day of the week.

It was just like, he's dumb. She's smart student. She gets good. She's smart. She's smart. She gets all A's. That guy over there, he's dumb. He gets D's, you know.

And, you know, I was willing to go along with it. I was like, I don't see. I don't see any evidence that I'm not dumb. Like I can't really talk you out of it. All we have, look, all we have is these report cards that come in once every six months. And my report card, which is like an evaluation of you and your brain in this environment, it's not good. So I will sign off on dumb. I could probably beat you in sports.

I'll sign off on dumb. We never differentiate, you know, good student versus bad student and what that means in terms of smart versus dumb. Well, we do now, but, but, or everyone's dumb or I was sorry, everyone's smart. We got rid of the test scores or whatever. But back then, when people spoke that way. I mean, you know, you didn't have your teachers going, you're dumb. You just had people going like, eh, I remember.

when I was trying to sign up for a class with my counselor. And I was like, well, I'll take so-and-so's English class or something. He kind of just went, I don't think that's a good idea. That guy, you know, he kind of makes it turn in work and stuff. You just don't want to, you don't want to do that. Like, he knew. He was like, that's not going to be a good place for you. You need sort of checked out teachers not really requiring anything.

But anyway, I figured I was dumb. And, you know, I wouldn't have dug ditches if I thought I was smart. I would have tried to invent something or something. But anyway, I figured I was dumb, and I led a life of a dumb person doing, you know, slave labor, literally just digging ditches and cleaning up garbage and stuff. But you didn't come across a lot of smart people in that work, though, right? In my work? Yeah, I mean, you know what I mean?

No. I would come across Hispanics who didn't speak a lot of English you were just kind of here to be labors. I mean, we look, they just as soon pick grapes in 1968. What I'm tilting at is how many smart people get shunted through our system and end up in those kinds of jobs?

Less and less every year, I would say, because of the self-esteem movement. But now we have dumb people. being pushed into college instead of smart people working as day laborers. But anyway. But it was a tweet, you know, when I was looking at Katanji Brown Jackson and I was looking at I think it's Elena Kagan, I guess it was. And Sotomayor, who's dumb.

These are dumb. These people are dumb. Now they're ideologues, so they just vote a certain way. It doesn't really matter, which is weird because. that's not what we want out of the Supreme Court. But by the way, it's a thing that women don't mind doing, and they don't mind showing it. You know what I mean? We're not supposed to be on to you.

You know what I mean? As a member of the Supreme Court, I don't want to know how you're going to vote on everything before it goes down. Right. And how you would vote is however Kamala Harris would vote. Right. I don't want to know that. That's not your job. However, your mom would vote.

However, yes, Mammala would vote. Yeah. So you want to talk about disgruntled. Ooh. Oh, that was disgruntled. So. Does she ever become post-gruntled? She was at a certain point, low energy people really run low on batteries when they get into their 80s, you know?

Like they don't have enough energy. Really. To be gruntled anymore. Yeah, like-gruntles lifted. Like Jane Fonda is disgruntled in high energy. Yeah, yeah. Which is rare. Yeah.

You know what I mean? Yeah. She's 90. She hates her dad. She hates her dad. She hates her dad. Well, all of that comes from hating your dad because Uncle Sam is your dad. So she hates her dad.

She doesn't know it. I've seen her documentary and stuff essentially say it. She doesn't know that she knows it. No, no, no. that's a stupid way to describe it. No, she doesn't realize what she's saying. I'm correcting myself. Okay.

She knows she hates her dad, Jane Fonda. She does not know that's what motivates her in every aspect of it. Oh, that's for sure. That's what she doesn't know. Yeah. My mom hated her dad too. My grandmother hated her dad. But she doesn't know that's why she wanted to become a communist.

Right. You see what I'm saying? I've heard Jane Fonda, just to clarify, what I'm saying. I love my dad so much. I loved him. He was an asshole. He was never around.

But I loved him. I loved him. Okay. All right. All right. So we're looking at the Supreme Court justices. And they're actually dumb. At least, I just sorry.

I will say Katanji Brown Jackson is dumb and she's a DEI hire. And definitely Sotomayor is dumb. She's a D.E.I. I don't know Elena Kagan is dumb or not. I don't exactly know. but they just vote a long party line, essentially. Mm-hmm. And I just wrote, when I was a kid,

did you ever think he would be smarter than Supreme Court justices, which I am, which is weird. And it's not one of them, it's at least three of them. So that's a weird question. I didn't look at the comments, but what kind of feedback did he get? I don't know.

I don't know what kind of feedback it's. got. Keep going. They're pretty, they're pretty along with you. Okay. Well, they're, they are kind of dumb. I mean, you got to, now, so do you or yours, dumb because she's dumb.

It's hard, all right, you can pop out of there. It's, it's hard to tell Drew sometimes, meaning if you are captured, philosophically captured, right? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Which the socialists are, the communists are, right? They're captured, right?

So now Nithia Rahman, who's a socialist, is going to have to address the stealing of catalytic converters. Mm-hmm. But she's captured, right? Yeah. And she hates big business, right?

and wants to open the prisons, right? So she has, but there's a problem. The problem is in the middle of the night, people are stealing catalytic converters, right? Yep. So what do we do? Well, it's a problem. It's in your district,

and people want you to address it. Okay, I'll have to address it. But I look at all the people that are stealing the catalytic converters. By the way, mostly all Mexicans. There's no Jews, Japanese, probably not many blacks in there. They're all mostly illegals.

No Cambodians, no. No, not so much. They're illegals, most, many, and they're being run by legal cartels. But you love those people. That's your constituency. And who do you hate? Well, you hate big corporations.

Well, there's not too many corporations bigger than Toyota. So now I'm going to address this problem, but I'm captured. And I'm not going to blame it on my constituency and the people I fight for. Because remember, those people came here because they're being persecuted and they're looking for a better life. But they're the ones that are stealing the catalytic converters. Right. So then I will get up there and I will talk about Toyota making it so easy to steal catalytic converters. Now, now you sound dumb to us, and I don't see any remedy for this problem because Toyota's not going to change the way they manufacture cars.

So we have no answer, and you sound dumb, but are you dumb or are you just captured? And when you're captured, you have to say things that are dumb. you are for snap you want money for snap and general mills lobbies you so now is soda bad for you i don't know i'm not a nutritionist well do you think anyone needs soda is part of their diet i don't know i'm not a doctor right right right right so you're captured so you're forced to say things that make you sound dumb. Yeah. Yeah. Now, it's like what you're talking about with Fauci. Yes. He was captured. Yeah. He was captured. And so when he was asked about Black Lives Matter protests, he had no, he didn't know. He doesn't know about that. I don't know. That's really interesting. It's the

exact same thing. Now, Fauci is smart and captured. Mm-hmm. Uh, Nithya Raman is dumb and captured. And the hyphenated Spanish name lady is dumb and captured. And Sotomayor is dumb and captured. And Katanji Brown Jackson is dumb and captured. And Whoopi Goldberg is dumb and captured. So they can't pull it off quite like Fauci? Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. Fauci sort of kind of pulls it off, right? Yeah. So she just gets hauled in front of Congress and gets questioned and she sounds like a full-blown retard. Fauci sounds like he's holding his own, but he's having a problem and it's a math. It's a math problem. But you know what's interesting? And I'm smart, Drew, so I can hear it.

But you know what's interesting? No one else heard it. No, I didn't hear it the way you did. No, nobody did. Really? Nobody. Well, I shouldn't say nobody. Smart people.

no people didn't hear what I heard because he's smart and he's good at it he's like a magician he's not a warlock but if you're good with the slide of hand you can fool people you know what occurs me right now is that not only is that true but because he's an authority and he's smart he gets to determine the definition of the things they're talking about right so when he says I have not nor have I ever funded gain of function. He's going to define gain of function, and he knows it's different than what Ram Paul's talking about. Right.

But the dufus with the hyphenated Spanish name can't pull that off. She just sits there, looks like a deer in the dumb headlights, right? All right. You've learned a lot, people. Thursday, July 9, coming up, Las Vegas. then the 10th Las Vegas, 11th Las Vegas, going to Jimmy's Club doing a whole bunch of shows there. Shows everywhere.

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