The Fighter & The Kid - Dr. Drew | TFATK Ep. 893

Episode Date: May 9, 2023

Dr. Drew Pinsky joins Brendan Schaub and Bryan Callen to talk female/male attraction, Dr. Drew potentially running for office, whether or not Joe Rogan has beef with him, big pharma's connection to the FDA, homelessness in NY vs LA, Megyn Kelly, current events around the world and much more! RexMD - https://rexmd.com/FIGHTER House Of Macadamias - Use code TFAK for 20% off your order and,for a limited time, we’re gifting listeners a free bottle of cold-pressed Extra Virgin macadamia oil worth $20 when you visit https://houseofmacadamias.com/TFAK Onnit - https://onnit.com/fatk

Yet I've noticed I have uncanny attraction to people whose heritage is from where I'm from. And I didn't even know I was from that era until recently, by the way. Where are you from? Ukraine. Ukraine and Poland. What? Yeah, but my wife, I was like, you know, and I was like, why? I was like, it feels like it's in my DNA.

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Come on man. Let's do it. Yeah, you're gonna be. Dr. Tritt. Kick it off. Welcome. Welcome. Oh, glad to see you guys again.

I know man. Since probably COVID, I'm trying, maybe last time I saw you as when we did Did King the steam was it? It's been different incarnations. I I You mean Theo did something. Yeah, you mean there's a thing a pillow talk. Yes for 90 days Because we're so It's one of the long term side of watch. We looked at it as a side of how horrible the COVID lockdowns were. We were watching 90-fiance.

It trashes forward to everyone. That I mean, we're about to do after like show non-duty. Let's say turn COVID. Oh my god. And then we looked at our schedules and we was just like, do we really? You are the last guy I would't know. Oh my god. I know he looked at our schedules and was just like, oh, do we really be allowed? You are the last guy I would ever think would watch that show.

But you know, it's too hot to handle. I watch another one because my wife watches all of it. Oh, you know it's my wife's life. Love's, it just goes nuts away. Love's so tight. No, no. I don't know how you guys miss this one. But it dried, drove me insane.

Milf Manor. Milf Manor. Dude, how does shows on there? How they did that? That's what we were talking about. Yeah, wow. I wrote me insane, Milf Manor. Milf Manor, show me that. How that shows on there is the... How they did that. That's what we're talking about. Yeah, and I knew it right away. I thought, oh, they're gonna bring their sons in here.

Yes. I knew exactly what I'm saying. So it's older women with younger men. If the... But all of those women... Switch the roles. All of those women's sons are the younger man. Yes.

Well, that's weird. Yes, it's weird. It's very edible. There's their son. It's very awkward. Oh, God but that's weird yes it's very at a poll there's a it's very often that's what the younger the other young do's are hit on the mom and and you you know it's a interesting example of how social how uh... slat reality shows work you could tell they were in sort of a stock home syndrome because they they they'd bring somebody in from the outside and they like

kind of break out of it. What's going to be doing? What am I doing? It's so interesting. That one's a weird vibe. That one and then I got really into love is blind. Oh yeah, we did the first season. And then you find out love is not blind. It never works out. Yeah.

No words out loud. My favorite is when they do the reveal, like they connect, they've never seen never seen each other like today is my day I meet my soulmate and it opens like oh Yeah, dude, this can be great. Yeah, just never works when I worked in the back office I had a full love affair with a woman on the phone. Oh, yeah, I have talked to everything and she was so amazing She was just like her voice and everything. And I was like, I'm gonna marry her.

And I said, we have to have lunch. And I- Is that a fork? Is it sad when you don't have a fork? She's eating in the window. I walk, she knew what I looked like. I walk and I see her go. And she was not my type.

No. She was not, she had not been missing a lot of meals. It was just a whole set of stuff. But I think that show, like the experiment is love is blind. It's actually not, it's like it should be friends or blind. Because you guys connected and you guys are gonna be great friends. You know, a lot of similar things in common. And having sex.

As far as just a sexual attraction, it's very visual for both parties. Both, that's what I want to know of. Both of them are having the same experience because men's very visual for both parties. Both. That's what I want to know if both of them are having the same experience because man are very visual, but women are too. That's what that's my takeaway from it. I watch every season I love that show, but you'll see the women are usually the ones like, he's just not my type.

Yeah. Like there's this one, she's the most attractive girl on the show. She has paired up with the shoulder, like shorter, kind of very nice, like kind of beta male type dude. And he was like kind of beta male type of dude. And he was like, am I your type? And she's like, I wouldn't technically say that. She's like, usually I date like six, full sleep tattoos. Like, she's talking about former professional athletes.

It's as exact opposite. Of course it didn't work out. It just didn't work. That's sort of there. Well, that's interesting too, because that's kind of, we are physical. So they say women know right away. They can see a man

They know immediately if they would have sex with them or not They get it but a man can talk around of it real quick. So she can see a guy. He's attractive Now if he's if he's got the goods if he's cool and he knows how to behave But she can also see a guy who's very attractive and if he's a douchebag. Yes, you might have sex with him But typically she's gonna be like there's something about him. Yes Like he's just, he sucks. Men are just like, you got track marks, you're a Nazi. I can deal with that tattoo. I can deal with it, I can manage it. I'll navigate through this.

Talk about it after I come, you know. I could deal with it. I'll navigate through this. Exactly. It's not that race. Oh my. She's a Nazi, but she's got curves. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, that show was absolutely insane. Well, biology's funny, they did this study on them that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that vaccine narratives. What she did, she's a brilliant woman. I'm sure, but she wrote that. What's her background? What's her generalist, but she's really her thing is women's health, women's issues. She really has been thinking about women, writing about women, protecting Naomi Wolf. Wolf, thanks. Yeah, and she's just so, so smart.

And she gets crap because she's not a scientist and she's not a clinician, but boy, she is a clear thinker. But that, that doesn't, that narrative doesn't work. So like to her who's a journalist is looking out for a women's health. Yeah. But you, you guys realize Bill Gates, not a scientist either. Exactly.

But they go with him. Like, we're looking at him. He's puts in the vaccines like, he's not a scientist. Well Naomi will, and then she gets, she's, she's she's she's she wrote this idea that that beauty with with the small ways the big Tids all that stuff is a myth but They're I think she was taking a task on it because if even congenitally blind men yeah who've never seen before in their life You're like this. Yeah, yeah, I mean they yeah if they're if they touch a mannequin they prefer the 30 to 70 No, there's no myth Yeah, if they touch a mannequin, they prefer the 30 to 70.

No, there's no myth. I mean, not all men of the seven, but men are very visual, men have certain symmetry. They're a standard symmetry. We're looking for fecundity, we're looking for fertility and good genes and stuff like that ultimately. And then we have our thing, each of us has our own thing.

And that's the part that more is more interesting to me. Yeah, me too. Because that's much more variable. Yes. Much more variable. Like, Jim's a tractor like crowbars with two. There are people that are into all kinds of stuff. Yeah, he did.

He did. He did a show with a woman who's very heavy. She was his feature. Or, I mean, I think you're your MC. And she's a big girl. And tell the story where she was like, she was like, yeah, just wait, they did a mean green. She goes, I'll get, I'm gonna get hit up. I get more men who hit me up secretly.

Oh yeah, she was damn season club booked and then, yeah, she was like, but they're really into it, those guys. They're into it. That's their fetish. Yeah. And she was very open about it and asked her, clearly, and she was very hurt. And she was like, man, business is booming.

She goes with your crowds, real clock festival, man, business can be booming tonight. Really? So the hell, but here's what I find out about the human thing, human behavior, which is that the more genetic admixtring there is the healthier the population. Okay, so the further a field, the person is genetically from us.

The better it is from a health standpoint. Yet I've noticed I have uncanny attraction to people whose heritage is from where I'm from. And I didn't know I was from that era until recently, why I'm like, what is Ukraine? Ukraine, and you call it, that's the, what? Yeah, yeah, but my wife, I was like, you know, and I was like, why?

Why? It feels like it's in my DNA. And so that sort of check, Austrian, Polish, Ukraine thing. So do you mean helpless? Do you mean women with small waist and bubble asses? No, it's not. It's not that.

I just want get it clear. And clear skin. Yeah, this is groundbreaking. I can think of what's really very, really scary face. It's way amazing. I don't know what's wrong with me. Where's my magnifying glass?

So, yeah, cause I like that too. Yeah, so well, no, no, you're getting there, right? But it's not even, you're not quite in that zone yet. It's so funny. Look up, you know who was in that zone free was from night if you on say, you're, oh yes. Okay, so. Yeah, so.

You see, you look in that frequency. Yeah. Let me see, who is that? Yeah, that's my, that's my zone. Hey, hey, true. Hey doc, it's in everybody's. I get the same signal. I feel so nervous.

I feel so nervous. I feel like I'm gonna slip. Yeah, that's terrible right there. If you're in the girls, yeah. You guys are funny. No, no, it is weird though, because that's just thing, but that makes sense, because you said you shouldn't be like that

It should be the opposite. I should be like yeah, I'll go like somebody try those other world Well, I guess that explains Mike's my things latinas like I see latinas. You're your genetics. Yeah, yeah, no, it's not my Oh, okay, yeah, I know I love it skin, but I'm not I'm you know And by the way, I'm like like if you showed me the picture of what you into, I'd have the same reaction of Brian. Yeah, I know. It's like, yeah, of course. Yeah, but it's just my, that's my flip. Yeah.

So, yeah, your wife is, her wife has the kind of backside. I know we were walking and I stopped her. I go, Joe, like seriously, seriously. She goes, what? I go, I mean, it's, it's out of control. Yeah. Her waist is like that. It's like, hey, it's come on.

And she's like, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he's got of control. Her waist is like that, it says, hey, it's come on. And she's like, hee hee hee hee. It's take a little break, Brad. Can we take a break? And this one is a good sponsor to have on the show, because we got Dr. Drew. We got a doctor. He's the MD. Yeah, but you pay a lot for prescription drugs

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than in recent years, I'd say. Probably, I think it's also interesting. By the way, as an interesting kind of sideline, a quick, like complete sidebar here, but psychoanalysis had a grip on the American psychiatric system for like 50 years, and it screwed everything up. These guys were not good. They were also the edible thing.

They essentially felt that everything was psychological, everything. And they got to the point where they felt they got kind of in the zone were in these days where everything is put on by society and Including mental illness itself was caused by society caused by institutions so they dismantled all the psychiatric Hospitals and guess where the patients went the street streets and the prisons and by the way and nothing has changed since And I I have not ever forgotten that I've quoted you many times. We did a podcast and you said you went Sacramento. When you would bring up the fact that homelessness was a was

not a housing problem. Yes. It was a mental health problem. I was calling them murderers too. I told them they were all murderers. And they did. They kicked me out for trying to they're finally talking about this. They kicked me out for trying to talk about gravely disabled because they're, you know, you can hold people against their will if they're going to kill themselves or kill somebody else. If five minutes later they say, I'm just kidding, even if they have a gun access, you can't do anything. It's ridiculous.

But there used to be, forever, something called gravely disabled, which is what you're seeing all over the street. These people are gravely disabled. They are gravely disabled. And they're finally starting to bring that back. Are they? The Democratic Senator brought it up. I was like, oh my God, thank you.

I see these people and I'm like, this person needs to be in a hospital. Of course. This guy had no best. We don't have enough hospital buzz. We don't have enough psychiatrists. We don't have any. They need so much more. Build.

Yes, build a new one. We'll have the fun. We're going to be that. We're going to be that. We're going to be that. We're going to be that. We're going to be that. We're going to be that fun, we're gonna be that, and we're gonna cause more than what they're doing. That's what I'm saying. Well, we have the amount of money. We have the homeless industrial complex now. Oh my god, you have NGOs financed by billionaires where the CEOs are making a million dollars a year. And there are billions of dollars circulating

to help homeless billions of people think it's a money problem. It is not a money problem. No, you're not gonna get rid of that, you're not gonna get rid of that cottage and stuff. Well, it's also there's a legal problem. It is not a money problem. No, you're not going to get rid of that, you're not going to get rid of that cottage industry. Well, it's also there's a legal problem. As I said, you know, you can't, you can't give people custodial care, you can't hold them against their will when they're really sick. Only country in the world that does this. The other country's taking care of their issues. They care sick people. So are we, is it coming back? I had a patient, I had a patient

with a Japan, they held her for four months against her will, because she was wild and on drugs and things. They would come out of it better. Way better, of course. You're way better than you would. So it's called grave lead disabled. Yes. And that was a supreme court decision, I think. But state couldn't hold her.

So it was really, it's California's been leading the way the whole way. The Langeman Petra Short Act, Langeman itself went to his grave believing he'd done something horrible. Yeah, yeah. And it has been. It's been a really good. It's never good when California is leading the way.

That's usually bad sign. What are we? Are you like because Adam Crowler, good buddy of ours, I was on his show recently. Me and he were just trash in California. Dude, why don't we just leave? He's like, I know. I'd love to find a place. I think he's gonna.

I think he's going to. He says, I would like to too, but I'm so, I've been here forever. I'm so entrenched. It's not shine. My daughter's in high school. I'm not taking her anywhere. Yeah, when you're kids are in high school,

that's also an entrenchment. You can't change their life. When they're younger, it's not as big a... High school, hey, ditch all your friends and we're going nowhere. You know what's really interesting to me is I spent a lot of time in New York City and I property in New York City

and I pay taxes in New York City. And same is a very similar tax structure to California. I feel delighted to pay the taxes because you get so much transportation and city services and parks and they take care of their homeless. They do things in New York. We just don't do anything here.

No water, no roads, no electricity. But they have the basic government functions. No. It's crazy. I worry also that California now that they've waste war on all these business people like you on musk and Silicon Valley that they're not gonna have that tax Winful. Oh, they're they're gonna be a big trouble very bears big problems, man They don't have a tax base. Yeah, it's not gonna get better here That's what like me and Krill are talking about he has listened he has these are my two requirements for me to leave They have to top golf on a pf.

Change. I was like, well, dude, I had him high culture. I was like, man, I feel like he's a And then a call goes this my pitch to Brennan Adam to move to I think it was Cincinnati and he's like given this whole pitch and I'm gonna stop stop stop You know top golf pf. Change. I go, yeah, we do he goes send me a picture of you in front of it I'm gonna stop, stop, stop. You have a top golf, a P.F.Chain, and he goes, yeah, we do, he goes, send me a picture of you in front of him, and I'm with him. With a newspaper.

Yeah, so he said, he goes, because any economy that has a top golf and a P.F.Chain, he's, he got the shit together. He's like, I'll move them. Like, man, your standards are pretty low. Oh, shit. It's us, it's California. I know.

You're in, you're in Pasadena. Yeah. Forever. Yeah. Literally. I like Pasad in you're in that pastina forever. Yeah literally. I like Pasadena. It's a great town. By the way Pasadena I have no quarrels about. Pasadena's city services power. Yeah. They weigh their own power. It's old crash. Police they've been and the reality is we should be much more interested in our local government than anything else. What is the federal government? Since when do we get so preoccupied with the federal government correct? They were always like interstate commerce and protection and defecation

All politics is local in that everybody from John Adams to With a French guy that wrote democracy in America to talk field They all said the same thing that was what made it work that we focused and participated locally. That's right. Although LA County in parts of the state locally that's right although li county uh... that that that that i got a couple notes that that that that that that that that that that that that's true in san francisco and li and they're not even democrats there socialists that that's gonna be i don't know if that's true in in can i live certainly in chicago there

so shall i don't have that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that they're socialists. Oh, God, don't you struggle, man. They're not Democrats. They're, don't you struggle. But they're literally, no, I'm talking about San Francisco. They voted in that reparations, Bill. So everybody who's black on the Senate of slaves, I won't pass, Bill. Five million, no, no, it's eight million. Way to go with that.

But Drew, you're, you're taught, how do you discuss, you'd even run for Paul Smith? You know, Selmy, it's so funny you bring that up now. I, in the middle of COVID, I was so distressed. I was like, I'm gonna do something. I gotta do something. I can't live with like this. And then I realized I lived in Adam Schiff's district.

I'm like, well, that guy's doing nothing for me. He's on nothing for our district. Found out he's very tight in with the Armenian community because he advocated for the aminean genocide which okay i'll do that i'm happy to do that too uh... but he he doesn't nothing for for his district he's busy doing whatever he's doing uh...

their own watching but uh... i just this week at a letter from a physician for a woman who want me to let her say and with a twenty five dollar check bagging me to run for his office when it comes up you should and Would you consider I called her because I was so I was kind of moved I'm like I was a peer you know I thought I should talk to her and she went to her neighbor's house who apparently very wealthy woman in a political

Mover and she like they're begging me to run I thought and I've got a friend that's an army ranger and he every time I see him He's like gets under my skin, your country needs you now. When your country calls, you must respond. Your country needs you. Oh, man, that would fire me up. I'm like, you, I'm like, do you see a guy like Dr. Oz? That run, obviously, completely different than you.

You see Dr. Oz is kind of, he's a good friend. Yeah. And I call him afterwards, and he was just like, oh, I'm like, you can't imagine what's like. That's why I was going to say, like, I'm from the outside, like, we know politics is dirty, but I'm sure Dr. Oz now is like, oh, yeah had a political strategist on who's you know all times help everybody and He looks at candidates who come to him like this like renewing his says As long as you're willing to go through a car wash 10,000 times

And my wife's out of for either and. And how much of my kids are, the last time I need to, well, I need to some, I prostate cancer. I need to some radiation that became my excuse. I can't, I got radiation this summer for you. Yeah. Aren't you busy enough? Like, you want to add that on?

I would shift to that. It would happen, yeah. Be a full time. I think you'd be, I think there. Because in hindsight, Dr. Oz is probably like, never doing that. I, I, I probably true. I've always been fascinated with the federal government,

just his history and stuff. And I just like the whole deal. Everyone I've ever spoken to that goes into Congress just goes, you can't imagine horrible it is. I come in with all these great ideas. That's like loving sausages. And you work at the factory. Like this is disgusting.

I went to a damn friend's office in the capital and talked to him about the, just how government really works. None of us really know. Exactly. Nobody knows. There's a good, well, so read a book by, called The Fifth Risk by Michael Lewis, who wrote

a big short, and he wrote a great book. Great book. And what he did, what he does, he shows you, actually all the services government does to that we don't know about. So, I always talk about some on stage, but the reason you don't worry about geese flying into the engine of your plane is the department of agriculture has ornithologist scientists that are there that shoot fireworks off, and they know exactly when to shoot fireworks off to keep geese out of the airfield.

They also... Not only that, they throw frozen birds into the jet engines before they approve them. Yeah. To make sure they can continue operating after a frozen... They do all kinds of stuff. They keep Peragwin Falcons to keep all the other birds out of the airfield.

That's great, but they can't face the pod hole off my street. I know, that's a city. That's what he says. He says, government, so Michael Lewis looked at, like so, stem cell therapy. Okay. And immunotherapy, which is so Michael Lewis looked at, like so, stem cell therapy. Okay. And immunotherapy, which is saving a lot of lives,

all started actually in government research. You're making a funding. Oh, you know, government's funded too much. Yeah, it's mind-sharing. That's true, but what's interesting about all that is that we benefit from it, but it's such a complicated organism. Yes.

I think it's got 5 million people in it. The federal government, something crazy. And there's one guy he found, he found one guy in Washington who is responsible for a lot of the organization of the different environments. He understands literally everything about government, but it's such a complicated organism. It's there's so many things going on there. And this is what the other thing. You get a bill as a congressman, you get it, and you get it a day and a half to two days before you're going to vote on it. It's 1200 pages.

1200 pages? You're not going to vote. It's like you have a team, though, right? Your team doesn't have time. Your interns are reading it. I'm telling you. I've talked to them. But I think a lot of people like you the centers are a Congressman never read the stuff. They read pieces that gets thrown across. But I think I think like a lot of people I even think Obama had like one to make a change

but then you get compromised somewhere down the road. Yeah. We're like, oh, I actually don't have the most advantage. I thought I was going to be like, you're not goingas that thought of. You're not going to go all these back in. There's no way. You're a fun man, sir. If you guys just convince me to forget it. Sorry, man. I'm completely, totally deflame. So I'm brought it up. I'm going back to Roshie Night, if you want to say.

Just call it a life. I got two bucks when you went out after we did. But wouldn't bring them then also, they're going to put you through the car wash. And you do that with the after hours pod, which kind of a like. Yeah, yeah. And my wife and I, my wife's on that too,

and she talks about stuff. Stuff like anal stuff. Well, that's a lot of me talking about. Of course. You know what, in debates, guys, I'm like, you want to vote for this guy? He does watch, you'll clip it out. You'll be anal, you'll be anal,

you're gonna call your anal doc, and you'll have some anal doc. Yeah, you're in better. Yeah, yeah. The thing is though, I would be anal doc, if I were to do some of this, I'd have to get all that shit together over all these years of how many I'm gonna get it out of it.

And have you guys push it out? Yeah, we really put it out. We will, we will. Like this is who he is. By the way, we told Ursula Walker we'd offer that business. He turned it down, like how that happened. No, that's so funny, man. How Ursula Walker was like like I'm just gonna run,

so I was like, do you, but what about the kids stuff? You think that? Yeah, that'd be good. If you really wanna know what politics, if you, a congressman, what it's like, or you have to do is, and I've done this, you go to Washington and just go to the street,

I can't really see, but you're not allowed to, you're not allowed to call and raise money for your campaign on government grounds. So what you'll see is you'll see a rose of cars. You could probably look this up. The Congressman in the car with a list of donors and they have to call their donors and they're on the phone. So really, Lawrence, right,

Lawrence, the fuck is his name, a camera's name, Lawrence, something he wrote a book called Republic Lost and he did a thing. Congressman spent between 46% of their day and their time raising money. I know. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah.

Republic Lost, Paul. That's sick. Yeah, Lawrence, that's sick. Amazing guy. Bring up Dr. Drew's, what's he called after hour? After, after dark. After dark. Why would he? No, he did just, it's like, you know, you should be on it's, what's he called after hour? After after dark. After dark. Why would I be gonna?

No, he did just, it's like, you guys should be on it. Why don't you come visit me? Yeah, 100%. We do it in Austin. You got our boy Josh on. I'll be out in Austin. I'll be in Austin in August.

I'm doing it in the room. Well, let me try to, tell me exactly when I'll try to schedule the show. Okay, well, I'll be out. Yeah, because our boy, Mike Catholic, lives in Austin. I know. When I was out there, he just lived in Austin. He's on like a farm.

Did you go visit him? No, I didn't have time. I know, it's an hour outside of town. It's an hour out. Who's this boy? Catherwood. My Catholic. Yeah, the best.

But he's in Austin, he's just crushing it. He comes in and does this once in a while, is Rudy. Yeah, he's Rudy. The whole Rudy thing. And see how that's the Christina Wonser. Who's Lauren Coslick and Eric Sennke? Oh, Lauren Coslick and Eric Sennke. I was just gonna say that, but then I was like,

you know what, she does well. She's on that particular episode. She talked, yeah, talked about Disney jail. Her first time having sex was on Pirates of the Caribbean. And the ride? It's a story, it's unbelievable. I mean, it's episode 2 and her 12. And she says they finished,

they were the only people on the ride for somebody that forgot what she reason was. And they kicked to the end of the ride. And there was like a team of guys there with mobs and like they do this all the time. And they grabbed her and the boyfriend, put him in handcuffs and take them to Disney jail. Damn, what?

How long did they contain her for? I mean, did they use cuffs? She's comedian. She's comedian. So you guys, you're going to find out. Wow, interesting. I think she's going to have a regular show on your mom's house. She's unbelievable.

Yeah, she's cool. She's cool. Of course. That's Brian's zone. And how do I find these zones we were all in? Yeah. Yeah, she's beautiful woman. She looks a little bit like Laura Sancoz. Right? That's Brian's own about these zones we were all Shooks a little bit like Laura Sanco That's everybody's own am I wrong my lord?

Yeah, there's nobody prior to the nobody goes like this And you can you call up the video just to see what I guess it's too much. It's too crazy to do all that Is there any like copper or stuff on this? Is there what? He owns it though. I know that, we still have to. Yeah, I mean, you have my permission, but I own it with Tom Sagura, so. Yeah, because you're on your mom's house network. Yeah, that's what this is, yeah.

Yeah, Tom Sagura. And then my wife would kill me by the way, if I did this. This week I'm doctorate. All right, just go for it, I'll go. You could go, keep going, keep going. There, I keep going. Keep going. I think then, oh boy, we're just looking at videos. So I think we look at horrible going there. I keep going keep going. I think then oh boy. We're just looking at videos

It's the thing we look at horrible videos there. Oh, I think that was it. I think the virginity stories Supplingual Disney sublingual. Yes I think Was she not like liking? Oh well forget it. We didn't know we're fine. They're later. She's fantastic That's she's I think Oh I think Yeah, no Every man is every man's a player. Yeah, yeah, no she she can hold her on she's good. Yeah, I mean that makes it worse

That's so she's also smart and funny. Oh, yeah, but on that on that show you cover everything ever leave that Jason Oh, yeah, I would Jason I had a rough show in there. He's been down lately. He's been feeling you guys must talk to him He's yeah, he's better better. Is he doing better now. I talked to him a few months ago. Oh, he got worse Break with Katie and stuff poor guy poor yeah Brother brother. I love Jason. Yeah, you just feel for him. Yeah, great guy man. Yeah beyond I've been a Jason fan. I was probably an early adopter. Yeah, cuz he's just a great guy And he's a real person and got a lot of shit going on. He's not Bachelorette talking about it. Yeah, I love him cuz he's always been the same reason I love Doug stand-hope

These are you just they just have their stuff and they're good good. I don't get pejorative about people stuff People stuff is people stuff. I have stuff have stuff. And if they want help with it, then I know. I want to help. And I can, and I worry about them because I know where these things go. If they don't deal with them, but that's just as, because it's a frown I worry about. Why do you think, uh, why do you think that is? Is it, what ratio is it trauma, what ratios, your wiring? Is it for what? Whether, whether it's depression, addiction, whatever. It's all, I just speak in general sweeping terms. Yeah. I have found it to be true when it comes to psychiatric illness and human behavior, both, generally, not always,

not on a percent of the time, but generally, you can count on about 60% of the phenomenon on the basis of genetics alone. Oh, well. Little more than 50%, generally about 60% of the phenomenon on the basis of genetics alone. Oh, well. Little more than 50%, generally about 60%. And cocaine makes it better. Jeans are not destiny, especially not with the cocaine. Yeah, nobody did a bunch of cocaine.

It was like, I got better. Nobody is. Well, you know, Freud thought he found the first antidepressant. Well, he did. And then his friend got psychotic and he thought better of it. So, genetics, so 60% genetics. Is genetics. So you're born with these potential genes are not destiny, but if you manifest a something,

a behavior or an illness, about when it comes to brain and psychiatric pathology, about 60% is on the basis of genetics alone. That's a big generalization, but that's generally true. For sure, true in addiction alcoholism. For sure. 100% and isn't there, like there's a subset of population, people have northern European extraction,

some of those people, when they drink alcohol experience euphoria, it's not drunk, it's like probably, some similar, what happens to people when they're doing below, should you? But generally, there's more of that in people who have the alcoholic potential. Yeah.

Now, that's never been proven that something I've seen repeatedly. My alcoholics, you know, I drink a glass of wine, I'm gonna go to sleep. My alcoholics wanna go repay the front lawn, pretty repay the driveway. They get, they're, same thing with opiates with that. I am down with an opiate.

They feel up, they're gonna work, I'm gonna do stuff. That's often the way it starts at least and the other thing with the genetic potential for alcoholism the only marker that actually has been proven To be associated with the potential of alcoholism is resistance to alcohol intoxication If you're somebody that can drink your friends under the table and grandpa was in alcoholic you got a watch Wow, it is also a genetic student does that play a part in obesity as well because everything my like This dad came up to me the son you know same age as my son. He was on the other side to me He's like man, we're trying his kids big the big like Lizzo big not a good way. He's again We're trying to figure out I'm like, what's his diet like?

Is it prone to it already? I'm also not a doctor. So you're talking to me already, Fox. But it's like the kid, it's like the kid is eating seven Snickers that night. But again, he's like, but don't your kid eat like that? I'm like, yeah, but look at his mom,

look at me, like we're not prone to obesity. Right, exactly. So it's the two, genetics and environment. And now we have ozembic,ic and my jarro and all this cool stuff But that's why I recommend I said he said he said get him on his amp. Yeah, but people Not like this and I was I was reading a Twitter thread from a woman that I follow, and she was saying, she's from, I forget what country, and she said, you came here, ate same diet

and gained weight on it. And I thought, isn't that interesting? We have so much more cornstarch in the world. I was insisting on industry. We have all this much stuff in our food, and we almost say yummy. You know, it's all carefully designed to make us eat and buy more.

And the portions are big. Huge portions are huge compared to everywhere else in the world Yeah, I remember I was in Holland years ago, and I was trying to buy it Denver, Omelette and I'm like no one omelette and they're like with Ham and cheese in the same What true? It's true. You're in France and they'll have they'll take a and it'll be a salad with some tuna. Yeah, you're like damn Yeah, they're just like I don't know how four hours later you go back to work But I don't know how you break that cycle because if you look at like the food

It's like if you're trying to eat healthy like the cheaper faster options fast food It's macadamia nuts macadamia nuts, maybe I've loaded up on chocolate macadamia. That's still good. It helps with satiety. That's my wrapper right there. Yep, it's delicious. No, I told you that the old, I think I may have told you the infumed it's go, the old protein diet, the original doctor. Acton's diet, macadamia,

that's where his number one recommendation for appetite management between me. Our boy George, or this should be 450 pounds. Good for you. Congratulations. Flex on him, does. I was watching Brendan I was just a fan and when he started bringing Mike Catherine would on oh, I was watching and Brendan was going through a hard time The show was in you know going through stuff and I was

I should the most we all have we all have we all go through our shit Right? I think it's tricky because you lose a lot of your body mass, right? They don't know yet. They don't exactly, they don't really know. You're the Twitter guy. Twitter guy. What news do you read? Peter Tia.

No, they don't know. Peter's a fron. They really don't know. I have prescribed a Zambic by the way, I've done it. And I recommended it the other day to someone who didn't really want it, it was diabetic. And so it's in the lexicon of what we're using. It's been around for a while to start for diabetes.

And correct. Dude, I'm telling you the mom group that my son's friends, all skinny. All of my, I was emptying and like, it's working. It's freaking working. These moms were like, Peter, I was bugging him the other day about longevity stuff. And I'm like, come on, I'm at four of them.

I'm bringing up all these things I've read about. And he finally looks up and he goes, vigorous exercise, vigorous exercise. That's it, vigorous exercise. And I go, you're right. There's no easy, yeah, there's no fun. And I saw him on a, I think he's brilliant. And he's got a new book called,

Outlive, I think, check it out. Live, I think it's called, Reconmitted Highly, one of the best sort of easily easiest to digest discussions about lipids I've ever seen. He knows it so clearly was able to communicate. What does he say about lipids? I got a high cholesterol.

There it is, out from broken. That's our longevity. And he would just, I'm on a podcast, and he goes, he goes, we're not gonna make 90 year olds into 30 year olds. He goes, you got to say, it's not impossible. He goes, we want to make 90-olds to be able to feel like and be functional like a 70-year-old.

Where they're body is not the way as much. Like a 60, you've never seen a 90-year-old if you don't understand how it really gets. It doesn't, it's not pretty. No, we see Biden. It's a nightmare. Yeah. That last decade, he's still in his 80s.

That 90s, it just goes, but he's out, you've been president of the United States 80s, that 90s it just goes. But he's out, you're present in the United States 80s, when it beat you up, man. I mean, he is in the 12th round, he's down to eight. I know, I don't understand. I mean, in my profession, you have, you know, you age out, the old, your peers will come in, well, in this, my career is,

I mean, here's what come in, you're not, you can't function anywhere, you can't do it. You're gonna hurt some. Most professionals like that. I mean, in professional sports, you age out. My dermatologist was, he was literally, I think he was 89. That's not working. That's not working. He was talking to work in a hospital. No, he wasn't looking at my skin.

You get a discount? I didn't get a discount. These guys can do certain things at those advanced ages. He's not only there useless. They can do stuff. No, you can call for advice's not like they're useless. They can do stuff. No, you can call for advice. Because they've seen everything. His pack was all, he was a dying guy from

poverty. I was like, me going. Because I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, I had, you guys, lids done. I mean, lids done. No, that's different. But that's because, but that's from Jason Diamond, who's like a plastic surgeon. That becomes a visual, you start screwing into your vision, they get to see. That's what, yeah. So my mother's, you're insurance, like she paid for it. Yes, because my mother,

because I was seeing it on the, when I was doing the Goldbergs, I was doing school, my eyes were like that. The hell, my mother goes, my mother goes, our family gets really bad, do it now and nobody will notice.

And I was like, you know, understand, if I do it, the world's gonna know, cause I'm gonna talk about it on my podcast. No, you came on here and got lit up cause his eyes were all black. And he's like, do I feel better? It's a great procedure. And he put, I didn't realize this,

my wife, my wife, my wife, yeah, he put fat under here. And I go, no, that never happened to my wife, cause why do you think you had a, he took it from my stomach right here and put it in there. People fan your nose? No under his eye.

Oh, sorry. You're a stomach bitch. Yeah, I can see that. I'll leave the recovery. That's him on the show. It's just that to me like. I know. Hey, go bright.

That's a good look right there. God. Oh my god, this funny. Yeah. She did. That's a good look right there. Oh, God. Oh my God, this funny. Yeah. She did. You took that picture of your piece of shit. Yeah, the host is that Brian's in today. Got the lids done. What are you gonna do?

Yeah, my name is Lidz. I'm just gonna ignore it. You know, if I get a nose job, I'm just came on different things. Right, right. We're like, no, what's up? Not what? That's exactly right.

That's how I feel about my life. We gotta get it. If I get a hair transplant. My mom and my wife went in with Brian to get her lids done. That's exactly right. That's how I feel about my- We gotta get it into it. If I get a hair transplant. I'm all men with, but when he with Brian to get her lips done. It's like, ha ha ha. Be let's take a little break, cause dude,

it's not black Friday, it's on it, semi annual sale. Well I'm serious about my health. So did I have stuff for my health? No, not only do they have it, but- In my energy? Yes, sure dude, but on it usually gives you temperature off alpha brain, dude. Right now with the semi annual sale, 10%. usually gives you 10% off alpha brain dude right now the semi annual sale

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FATK and you can get 25% alpha brain temp stuff I don't know six all of the things. It's on at semi annual sale going on right now. So you guys are good, everything. Yeah. I think so. Hustlin? Hustlin on the road to stand up.

Yeah, just hustlin through the whole neighborhood. Have you been to Rogan's new place? He just called me and asked me to come and do a weekend. People love it. It's good. Those would be comedians love it more than anybody. Have you been? I've not been.

We go there all the time to do your mom's house. We do it in Austin. And I'm going to go next December down there. Yeah. If you go there and you saw the weekend no matter what, like I mean, I have so much admiration for Joe Rogan. You know, and I don't think he loves me. I gotta be honest. Oh, of course. No, I don't think he looks me out of your eyes.

Oh, of course. No, I don't think so. We were sort of friends at one time. And then, and I've been in Rosa them and I just, I really watched my staff because I really admire him. I really admire him. I'm a fan. And, and everything he, I mean, he thinks he talks about, thinks about talks about, I'm

just always interested. Well, he's got, and by the way, I was so furious when his physician was a question for what. Remember the doctor put him on, uh, gave him a... They called the CNN, they were at horse, yeah. I gave him horse pills, gave him a monoclonal antibodies. But, but he also gave him monoclonal antibodies, Yes. And gave him a, um a NAD infusion.

Yes. The really outlying treatment was the NAD infusion. That was incredible to me. And I said, Joe, that's amazing. How'd that work? Was it good? I didn't, you don't shut it. That's what you mean, Joe and his doctor.

Nobody should have an opinion about that. He's disgusting to me. The people, what's that doctor? What's that? That's between the two of them. Totally. If it came to everybody everybody became fucking Mrs. Crabbit So everyone's looking out the curtains and everybody else and just a man That's not man did Joe in that battle that is disgusting. Yeah, it's as we should be disgusted by that

But back that now we look at well even now it's still happens to people But even that it was at two years ago. Yeah, yeah Now like can you believe that and we have seen CNN who ran with the story, look at the, what happened? Screwed, man. Screwed. It's a limit to me. Well, they should be, they should be,

people, we have to tell people to fuck off. I'm sorry, it's a, I agree. People that have really been really lying and hurt other people and doing awful things that need to be called. I worry about, what do you think about the lateral cooperation

between big tech from soon to call? Okay, we'll stop on that. I didn't finish my story about Joe. I did the forward to Stanhope's book and when he called me to do it, I thought Stanhope was punking me. I said, can't you Johnny Depp do it for you? And now I want you to do it. And I love it. It was very cool. I Recommend the book. I really if you're in love fear and low thing has got nothing on stand-up Is it like I've read and scared me I like I love Doug and his his wife girlfriend and It's just scared My god dog are glad you're with us excessive, but

He was on rogue and a rogue and when she get a real doctor to write you a thing? And I went like, oh that's interesting. And so what's going on? What do we, I think he got pissed. I heard he got pissed when I treated on slavery rehab, I treated somebody for cannabis addiction, and that was offensive to him or something. He's a big pro.

And I'm not, I'm not anti-weed. I am not interested in, I'm not interested in. I am not interested in I'm not interested in Illegalizing we got to get those people out of jail that were in jail for it But it's a real drug it has especially the concentrations we have now I have family members that have hurt by the person addicted to it and I've treated patients not everybody I know a lot of people that use it I think Joe I think Joe and I've had this conversation with him I think he I just I just had this conversation with him. We were talking about marijuana and I said, I can't smoke it.

He goes, no, you can't. I go, no, listen me. Yeah, I'm the same way. I can't smoke weed. It makes me a zombie. Because when I said to him, I go, well, it's crazy as I watched you get up there and do an hour of standup and you took a huge hit of weed beforehand. I couldn't watch him do an hour of standup.

Dude, if I had a little weed. I know. I couldn't let him do an hour stand up. If I had an hour, I couldn't let him do an hour stand up. He's better. That's his chemistry. And I say, everybody's chemistry's even, he knows that he agreed. He goes, everybody has different chemistry. And some people react in a positive way.

This guy alcohol and weed disaster from, I don't do well. I can drink two glasses of wine and I'm good. And by the way, I'm not gonna function as well the next day. That's just me. I don't like judge. I love that. But you and I must be the same.

If I have two glasses of wine and then I have a glass of bourbon, I'm destroyed. I'm just right and I'm miserable. You and I have a lot in common. We like you. Cranian women with curves. And from...

What's your ethic here? Irish tie. I believe you're in three and me. Take two and you cray! What's your ethic? I was Italian. I was. I believe you didn't play three in me. Did you? Did you? Did you? I did.

I was like, let me do my three in me. You know, it's not like you look at me and go, the guy's exotic shit, that medium white guy, that high school athlete is exotic. And I was like, yeah, 51% seven Italian, you know, the rest is in the eyes. Everything else, yeah. Everything west. In addition, German.

So back to the cozy relationship between tech, pharmaceutical and government. I am very concerned about it. I'm glad I didn't, really. I was not aware of it before the pandemic. I am a apologist for pharmaceutical companies, my whole career because what do I do as a doctor? I either use my brain to counsel people and work in the mental health, or I prescribe

a medication. That's it. I do not pick up a scalpel. I'm not a surgeon. I either, or I guess I can prescribe physical therapy and things like that, but I prescribe medication and I alter people's physiology when there's a pathophysiology. And I rely on the pharmaceutical industry to provide this for me. There's nothing wrong with that, though.

Nothing wrong with that. They save a lot of time. The problem is, I mean, and believe me, when you get sick, you want these, I mean, if there is even a shortage, it's not good for patients. But what is problematic is first and foremost, the cozy relationship between pharmaceutical executive structure and the FDA. There's a lot of back and forth of the same people. Stopstripetition.

Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. Stopstripetition. It's just biases things. It just creates bias. For profit. For the pharmaceutical profit,

but the bias is built into everyone's psychology because I look, I was biased in favor of pharmaceutical companies for a long time because I used them and I needed them. And I thought they were being unfairly sort of judged. I've changed my mind. Really, yeah. Because the pandemic exposed a bunch of stuff

that I've really been concerning but the biggest concern is this piece that's the number one piece and then you said big tech i i don't even fully understand that yet i i can't even i mean illa musk has pulled the top off you can kind of look under the lid a little bit of the insanity that's going on there but i think there's more what what do you can you kind of like what are the kind of drugs that people don't realize save lives that we could never do with that? Everything.

I take two anti-hypertensive drugs that I would have already had a stroke if I would not take it every day. And I'm going to live to probably 80 or something. You know, I mean, just so many life saving drugs. Statons, or what? You can argue about statins. Insulin, you can, you know, you've got to. What is a TSA about lipids and stattons?

What is the TSA Peter Peter T. Oh, he cholesterol It's complicated right right we're now we're starting to get into the it's not as clear cut as we once thought We're getting into the insulin story now and the LP little A stuff. And there's a bigger story of foot with carbohydrates also. But we're doing a good job. We're making steady progress there. I'm on a statin also because I have horrible vascula disease in my family. Terrible.

And my coronary calcium score is 0.0, which is insane giving my family history. Yeah, no calcium. Nothing. Have you had a heart scan? Let me see. Yeah, thanks. You did. Do you see a trend with young people with something new,

like more as far as prescribing different medications? Psycho- Psychopharm, you know, the antidepressants. No, all the psychological psychiatric. Through the roof, right? And when I was kid, it was not a thing. Not a thing, right? Why is that?

I'm, we're, I, I, I, the combination. So the fundamentally, the fundamental problem is I, I was raised by a family practitioner. My dad was a family practitioner, and he pounded into my head that medicine are dangerous, dangerous, dangerous. And by the way, a lot of my career, one part of my career was doing medical management

of psychiatric patients in the psychiatric hospital. 85% of it was dealing with side effects of psychiatric medication. Some of them serious. But he always patted to me how dangerous medicines are. I had never taken an antibiotic until I was 16 or something somewhere in that age. And I remember when he gave it to me, he was like, all right, here we go. We're like, we're costing this big rubicon. I mean, you're gonna, you know, who knows what might happen to you with his ampacillin, and our moxacillin, whatever it was, it was a big deal to him to prescribe him medication. And so that's in

me, that's a bias in me. And so when I see how people think in terms of pills being solutions to everything, I'm gravely, gravely concerned about that. So that psychology needs to shift. Medicines are only useful when the risk is worth the benefit, or that the, only useful when the risk is worth the benefit, the benefit is worth the risk rather. And we just, we're not in that mindset. And you know, all the public health stuff we just went through with COVID, they weren't doing any risk reward analysis. Just stop this virus. And destroy the world in the process, burn it all down.

That's the risk reward. But it down. Is that the risk reward? But it was so predictable that the mental health consequences would be spectacular. Why the whole world would go along with those lockdowns? Well, it is the craziest thing for me to think about. The whole world, it was like, okay. The whole stuff in the world. Well, I will tell you, I do a streaming show. My wife would kill me if I didn't bring this up.

I do a streaming show. My wife would kill me if I didn't bring this up. I do a streaming show at three o'clock, generally Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Pacific time. Though I'm doing one today at three o'clock, that's why I have to get out of here. What's it called? Ask Dr. Drew. Let me look that up there. And I'm gonna give you a ed doubt.

Ed doubt, you heard about his stuff yet? No. Ed doubt is a financial statistical guy. And he has been reporting on vaccine side effects and other things. He apparently has some groundbreaking data that's going to come out on my show this afternoon and I know what it is. You look at all data skeptically, look at everything carefully. I'm not prone to run from one side of the ship to the other, but there's a lot going

on. I've learned about the lockdown thing. Here here's the broad strokes on the lockdown. Do you know anything about what happened? The broad strokes are there was this growing. I noticed about 15 years ago that masters in public health, MPH was all of a sudden after all the doctors' names. And I kept thinking, why are you guys getting masters? You're going to practice medicine.

Why do you need MPH? Why, what is that? So we trained all these public health officials. Then they got together internationally and started having pandemic readiness, pandemic response policies. And really gigantic systems were developed. I call them pandemic ink.

These things that just were gonna be called into places. As soon as the pandemic occurs. In other words, a giant hammer. We're gonna nail it, we're nail every time. Well, they had just done a war game. You know, almost identical what happened just to coincidence as far as I could tell. Wargaming what they were gonna do.

Now, they did not contemplate lockdowns. They'd been brought up many times, but everyone's like, they would destroy everybody. Why would we do that? So, I mean, what's it gonna do? A respiratory virus? It doesn't do anything. You might slow it, but everyone's like, they'll destroy everybody. Why would we do that? So, what's it going to do? A respiratory virus doesn't do anything. You might slow it, but it'll go. It just does.

Well, China did a lockdown. The local government, it was so clearly a political maneuver. Do you remember the cars running down the street with the chlorine being squirre? That was all nothing. That was theater. And, but it was the local Soviet, effectively the local communist policy party people,

making sure that they showed the upper echelon, they were taking care of business and there would be no problems. They were going to take care of this. Don't worry, Mr. G, we got this. And they sent him a graph after the lockdown. And if you look up, I just tell you, the graph just went essentially up and then flatlined. That's in the lockdown. And if you look up, I'll just tell you the graph just went essentially up and then flatlined.

That's, that's, and that was for the entire country. Now everybody now knows that was total BS, complete BS. But without authorization. Well everyone, our scientists went over there and was like, oh my God, they're doing a giant. This is fantastic. They wrote, ported back to our people. Well, we got to do this.

They've shown that it works. Then Italy hit. This is the really interesting part of the story. A guy Michael Sang are researches this. And the, the, there were like several lombardi. It was lombardi that was, that was locked down. One of the lombardi politicians who was the big, locked down advocate

wrote a book after the lockdown. It was immediately pulled from the shelves because it was so ignominious. In the book, he said, I really didn't expect the lockdown to do anything from a public health stamp. I didn't expect it to stop the virus. But I admire the way the Chinese do things. We need to bring some of that over here. This was my opportunity.

It was strictly to bring a totalitarian system to bear on lumber. Then, when Italy did that, the rest of the world just followed. Like, like, like, I'm so much scared. And then let's be fair. The federal government was starting to kind of like,

try to back it down a little bit, and then the states went, cabloey, The states went insane. California was insane here. This is ridiculous. Never seen that. There should be like, it's so much. You know what I'm thinking the whole time, it's talking.

Don't say too much greener flagged. Oh, for YouTube. Yeah, you will. You will already said the iword that you'll get flagged just for that. Said what? You said the name of medication that YouTube might as well shut you down for just saying the name of it.

There's no way you can get flagged. No, you can edit out in, I know we can, but I'm saying. Do that one just to be safe. Okay, fine. You said it again now. You have to play again. Yeah, now he knows do this, but do that one just to be safe.

Yeah, because that's what we get flagged for. And we always put up a banner, it says, you know, CDC says that screws you to know that they actually go with that. They're cool. Yeah, listen, I'm, I'm fine to, I'm fine to tow the party line, but I want us to be able to talk about everything. You actually can't. And by the way, I'm talking to other physicians and things that physicians are allowed to talk about. That's where it gets dicey. Like, who is, why are they suppressing this? You know what I'm saying? It's like, just because we're having an open conversation about it. I thought I lived in a country. I'm not gonna talk about it. That's where it gets dicey. Like, why are they suppressing this? You know what I'm saying? It's like just because we have an open conversation about it. Because I don't want to suppress it.

I thought I lived in a country where you were allowed to talk. Yeah, it's weird. It's very strange. Did you ever read democracy? You mentioned to talk for the earlier, is you read democracy in America? Okay, so one of the things he said was that even though we have the greatest sort of declaration of privilege as a free speech in the law

in practice, we had some of the least because the town square, people would shame you and suppress you so thoroughly. I will say that the battle over free speech has been a reality and I'll give you something both of you probably haven't thought about and I didn't tell you how I heard about it. Remember that we always are our species being stifled. Lenny Bruce in 1962 did four months in jail for word crimes. It was a stand-up comic.

And in New York, they arrested him. They put him in jail for a month for violating obscenity laws. And that was 1962. He was speaking the wrong way on a stage. They cuffed him and put him in jail. And Governor Pataki cuffed him and put him in jail and Governor Patekki The governor Patekki pardoned him recently my buddy Ronny Marmo is doing a one-man show of Lenny Bruce

And he wrote this hot pet piece that I read recently and you forget these things. We've come away Well the free speech as we currently think of it is a relatively new thing that kind of real free speech. Yeah, man. It really started up the first world war apparently. At that point, you weren't allowed to say anything against the government. That's right. And, but there were people saying the war was a bad idea. But during wartime, there's, there's, there's, there's these special provisions. Yeah, yeah, yeah. During wartime, it's like, if you start, you know, it's, it's almost, and there was one of the things that they passed on war war two, you cannot show dead soldiers bodies on TV

because it affects them around of people. But when it comes to this, that's what, you know, makes me perk up. It's like, why are you guys so, why are you suppressing this information? If I'm just questioning it, we get suppressed. Well, what are you, what are you so scared of? That's what I'm like, what's going on?

But it might be, it might be, it might be, Well, what are you? What are you so scared of? That's what I'm like? What's going on? It might be blah blah. It might be it might be Private companies. I'm gonna give them benefit out. I think private companies like Twitter They are scared of lawsuits. They're scared of misinformation. They're trying to do their Scare cancellation. Yes, it's it's it's weird. Hold on hold on. You're giving too much of an easy out. If they're scared of that, then why would they... Was it? Then why would they take money? Hold on, for reals. So that doesn't work for me.

You're giving too much of an easy out. Because Twitter, we know, was in bed with the White House and the left, and suppressing the right... I would say yes, Baba. I'm just trying to say... No, we know this for a fact. No, no, no, no, what I always try to do is, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, whether they were in some troll farm in Eastern Europe or in this country, right? Because there was a lot of that going on on both sides. And I think when you're a public platform, like Twitter, it becomes, and you have so little few people with that many people doing it, it becomes really hard to manage.

One of the reasons that, I'm gonna get flagged for this, but one of the reasons that law enforcement gets involved in Twitter and stuff like that, is because there is a lot of nefarious activity on those platforms that they have to investigate. There just is. But then should you only silence one side? Well, if you're trying to do what's best for just the nation, would you only suppress one side or would you do both? If you're concerned about law, so you know, you should suppress both. You should always do both, but it also, it seems to be,

I see, see, I keep bringing Trump back into this because Trump was the real lightning rod. Trump took this country and just atomized it. Trump had, Trump came along and there were so many people. Why, so many people? Why that happened? Yes, yes, yes. I think it's always so weird to watch.

I was like, well, when he was coming in, I used to do, I just show him each of them every night and I brought in a bunch of Trump supporters and I was like, well, when he was coming in, I used to do, I just show him each of them every night and I brought in a bunch of Trump supporters and I was like, what do you see in the sky? Like, why do we do with this? It was impossible to predict. Yeah. He was a guy who most people understood

was a television personality, graded branding, and had a history of aggrandizement. And in some ways, a charlatan in that he was just very good at pumping the showboat. But also, he didn't fit the narrative, like most politicians don't do anything, like, well, at least he's different.

So maybe he'll get it. Well, that's what they were thinking. Yes. I think Trump had a reasonable command in some ways of a foreign policy and of the economy and of how politics works, because he was involved in all of these things, right? So I'm always going to lean toward a businessman who's been in the marketplace and stuff like

that. But I think that overall, he said certain things that felt unhinged. Let me give you a couple of examples. Many things, but he kept doing it. Yes, so it really delivery his problem. Some people liked his, what they liked is they didn't like his character. They didn't like his narcissism. They didn't like who he was as a person. But they loved that he was given Washington. The thing is, Washington had failed most people, you know, at the end of Obama's

term, the average Americans, they may have owned their house, but they had $500,000 in the bank. That's it. Most Americans don't have a cushion. Most Americans, when it comes down to sitting there kids at baseball or choosing more food on the table, that's a real, that's a thing. And I think when you have somebody come along and goes, hey, how's it been going for you guys?

And more importantly, does your government represent you? Do you think that your vote actually matters and all of us go, not at all? And along comes this guy who's making fun of Jeb Bush and all these washroom skies. So I get that part then, why the incredible reaction, like they're unheated. You can grab them on the key.

You can grab, that's start of the Me Too movement. You can grab by the pussy and say nothing. Yes it did. I don't know how many women came out against him. He was rewarded when he won the presidency for that. If you come from a Muslim country, I say, I don't change, I'm putting a freeze on Pete, all Muslims coming into this country until we figure out what the hell is going on. I remember going, that's not American.

I have a huge problem with that. And a lot of people were cheering. And that sounds... So it a lot of people were cheering. And that, that sounds, it's his scaryness then. They, they, he, you seem like a, like a classic authoritarian, and it'll move,

he's gonna make it. Yeah, but he also seemed fiercely unsure in a lot of ways. Yes, yes. Okay, so that starts to make sense to me. Like, they think he's a Borsh dummy who has unlimited potential to do un-American style interventions that are harmful.

He also went bad on the deep state. He also went bad on our institutions. He went bad on our military. He made fun of John McCain, who is a man. So I'm a conservative, I'm way more right than I am left. I'm in the middle, but I'm right of center, I suppose.

It's hard to tell now. I thought I was a liberal in the whole frame'm right of center, I suppose. It's hard to tell now. I thought I was a liberal in the whole frame shift. That's what I mean. That's what I mean. I thought it was a libertarian. I thought it was libertarian, then I thought, I'm not that either. They moved the... Probably Democrat, heavy, Republican light.

You know, this kind of somewhere. Most of us are. Most of us, you look at all. Tell me what is the issue. But I had, because I had spent time in New York and because Trump to me is very funny, I find him endlessly entertaining. And there was a lot that I couldn't help

to like about his general, he's a walking fuck you. But you could laugh at it. I was afraid of him. Yeah, me too. Look, Barr, did you see what Barr said? Yeah, I know, I did see that. I mean, when you're Look, Barr, did you see what Barr said? Yeah, I know, I did see that. I mean, when you're a, Barr said, Barr said that if you are,

if you backtrump's policies, in other words, if you agree with his political modus operandi, he's the last guy to ever have implement them because he has absolutely no ability to follow a thought through. He's constantly distracted. It's a horror show. He is too many people who work for him came out and said the guy is the loosest of all loose cannons. Yeah, I mean he was where when he said we want to kill terrorists families. Yeah, it's against the truth. But here's the problem is, you look at next year and the elections, it's like, all right, we have Trump, you know, that has these issues. And then Biden, it's like, these are two other men.

Well, we always get that as long as we don't vote that person. You guys, I like some of the stuff the RFK juniors say. But agree. He has some things. He has a throat problem as the problem. I know him, I've interviewed him. No, he had surgery on it, so it's bad.

He's better, it's better. His speech is gonna be, his oration is a problem. DeSantis has a problem with oration. His voice is terrible. Oh yeah. But RFK is saying stuff that a lot of it's way over his keys. I don't necessarily, but- He's not going to win though, right?

I think he's just like just the run, mixing it up. Who is this, sir? RFK, yeah. RFK is mixing it up. All the guys that mix it up and you go, and makes you think about that. That's what I like I mean, I get a win by like this Yeah, but political inside is just chuckle about this all the political people follows they all they look at us We're talking they got like this they go said horrible and they change you know

Hold on those are same people that chuckled when we said Trump was gonna be I'm gonna tell you why they're chuckling Because they chuckle and they go they don't vote in the primaries. It doesn't matter So as long as you don't vote in the primaries as long as and none of us to you will always depend Yeah, I'm very dependent. You always have to make a cast stomach. I'll rest your the Democrat So you have to because you change every 10 minutes in California I know you can but if you don't vote for the candidates that mean something yeah Distances will never be Trump because the the the the Mobilized energized

fanatical wing of the party they are the ones that decided the candidates. Yep, Jesus and I just like RFK He's a good time and the info too. It's like he's just making people aware of things that most people are Not aware exactly. I like and I think about it I know he's like you know when but it's good that you guys need to know this. Yeah He's a smart guy to he's so good. I think we should smart guy to be so smart. But I think we're gonna get to a point where presidents are figure heads and they don't matter. They kinda, I always thought they did. He's like, didn't know there's no, no.

I thought they already didn't. I remember when Clinton got elected, okay? And I said, oh man, the guy's an alcoholic. I could tell right away. And I'm like, oh, this is gonna be terrible. Was he an alcoholic? I was nose was so bad. I didn't know that.

And sex out of Garth. Brilliant guy though. But one of my favorite presidents of my lifetime. And so I learned two things. A, you can put it, you can put, as long as they're good administration, I don't care what's going on. I said, yeah, I totally would.

Put them in there. And number two, it doesn't really make that much difference. The founding fathers knew that. It's called checks and balances. The great genius is that no power, it's not about a bicary legislation. The greatest genius of the founding fathers and our government is that power

can never reside in one group's hands. And yet it feels like right now, at least so easily. That's the part I like least about the present moment. It feels like there's a willful suppression of other people's, you know, so again, to talk, we'll talk about that too. Hey, you like her? A lot.

Pointing at Megan Kelley. Megan Kelley's great. I'm attracted to her. So Adam Crowley declared her her his perfect woman. You too. Dude, you're in there with her. I said it yesterday. You're too small.

My wife is my perfect woman. That's my's that's why for not never born yeah be making kill i would uh... if your wife they listen to podcasts yeah my wife did listen to this podcast she doesn't that's my girl sheep single tell me she's not no no she's great she's not a free agent but she's a she's so hot I don't she's not a knowable I know a lot. I know. But she is one of my favorite people forget just women. 52 Side me up Sign me up to the youngster on 56 look at her. She looks 35. What are we doing? That's where man. Oh man, don't I would fight you right now with your cauliflower ears. I would take them. Why me?

I'll fight him. I don't know dude. I'm just I'm I'm jacked up right now she's doing those pictures who needs coffee when you can just stare at her face her hair smart with that voice I go with the short here there look at her in high school look at that or whatever this college something Nick there it's hysterical by the way that's what you know about a glow when she's 13 but it's still still funny. Yeah, good for her. Better now, better now. Yeah, high school is rough. I like my peers, by the way. I like older women a lot.

You know what I mean? I like, looks man to the wisdom. By the way, you like funny about that? Older women, she's like 13 years, your junior. It's like, boy, no. You know what I mean? That's how I feel. My buddy was dating something.

He's 42 and I'm 56 and I was dating, so he was 42 and I'm 56. And I was like, and he's 55 and I was like, she's, she's only 16 years younger than you. I mean, when you graduated high school, she was born. How was that too? I was just my ex-wife and my, everybody was last so hard because she was 11 years younger and I was like, are you 40?

No, I, yeah, I just like, I you 40? No, I just lie. I'm 64, I'm old and all you get. How high you held, you look like. She's 63 and she looks, she's like, she ages backwards and she's like a flux capacitor. She can eat and drink anything, and she only gets better. I think it's better.

She's Ukrainian. She's Czech, which I think is the refined version of Ukrainian Ukrainian. I think they went over the... Oh, he's Czech. Czech. Oh, close. You know what I mean? I know you mean genetic. It's good genetic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. Well, we know you gotta go, brother. It's 12.45. Don't you be lucky? Oh, let's do more minutes. Come on, man, I like it, dude. I gotta be on. You look at ways. Let me see how long you'll make it. I just double check the truck. You got to be about that. That's 40 minutes.

Go to one. You'll be fine. Yeah, I think one will be fine. Yeah, 40 minutes. Yeah. Okay. Hold on a second. That's uh, got some mustard colored pants on. Not me, him. Come on, tacky. Is that what that is? son. Not me him. Come on, Kaki. Is that what that is? They're kind of a little dark, a little brownie mustardy, a little bit of a cackeys. A little lighter, right? That's a must-go-up pants. It's just you and I were gay. I was just gay. Oh, no, I'm the gay guy here. I'm a gay man. Oh, no, I'm good. This is good. Let's work. No, no, I'm, I'm, I was show 40 minutes, but the bad now of your home. Nobody admires a masculine, palkitude like,

I like blends in the blackness. I mean, relax, but I mean, I find I want to look like a black athlete. I wouldn't that be nice. Yeah. I, uh, you like musicals? Yes. I enjoy musicals.

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Oh sure, yeah. We're all, it's me and Brandon and Leigh. It's all calm, it's me and Brandon. We're in the bathroom. We peed. We're peed. But we're doing bits in the bathroom. We're peeing. We're peeing. But we're doing bits in the hallway here before like, you know, it's joking around here. And we're just in a, we're in a heightened silly mood.

Everyone's pissing the bathroom. And a man walks in who's, everybody's six five, maybe six six, and he's obviously a professional volleyball player. Blonde, he's everything you think of as a Viking. Yeah. You know, like a Disney Prince. Yeah, okay. think of as a Viking. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, you're really missing his along. Yeah, okay. Disney Prince. Thank you. Thank you. I'm trying to hit you out.

Yeah. Disney Prince walks in in his J crew outfit. And I instinctively, because I'm gay, I go, well, that's the best-looking guy in this bathroom by far. And he goes, he goes, he looks, oh, thanks man. He's just, he's a dude. You got to thank him. And now he's standing at the urinal and he's pissing with his imposter long legs you guys are going to you guys are going around to Brendan just out of nowhere goes let's fuck him

and you'd expect a guy to go like this guy and a guy goes I just hear a mutter oh I go like this I don't And I look around and I go like this. I don't know what to say. So I go, sorry, my friend's weird. And I went and that joke, that friend's into rape. Yeah, he was, I mean, did not go well. Yeah, it was crazy.

Oh, that's funny. It was crazy. Should we call for a baby? Did you find the guy to apologize to him for real? He's being fired, great, great, great. He's a dude. He's a dude. He's a dude.

He's a dude. He's a dude. He's a dude. Yes, so we're, we're waiting He's not sweet. He won't. He's not. What? Yes, we're we're we're waiting. Now he's fine. Did you go on the on the board and see if there's any volleyball? He's really. So we can watch him. But shut off.

Yeah, that's true. I guess about you by the way. I live over here. Oh, yeah. I have to do three shows, four shows here. And then, yeah, during the pandemic. You know, maybe people go to Austin like I can do. Yeah, Brennan, Brennan's allowed me to be very lazy.

Brennan has this ability to be consistently grinding. Like he can take care of, he'll be like, you start a podcast, we have the studio now, he handles all the business. Oh, well, shit, we are gonna do that pillow talk for a minute. Yeah, because I have unlimited capacity for work. I'm gonna be going. I love it I love it. I really mixed me kind of I am I get stress I guess rices now which made you could tell me something about that. I was just so stressed

I don't mean to autoimmune disease. It's actually getting better. Do you have any joint issues? Let me see your fingers No, no, no, that's we got to watch out for it It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.'ve got to get stuff in there. We mean stuff. Any inflammation. Oh, no. It's not a car thread. No, no, no. And Sarai says, are you using just optical stuff? Are they giving you something? No, I was looking at the shot, but my insurance ain't covered because it's so expensive.

So then I started doing the cream and whatever. I just changed my diet. You know, it also is fire. You can be a few. You've cleared it right up to. Exactly. I ride my bike with my shirt off in short, short. I think fire, I think fire, I think fire, I think I can see this. I know spots, baby. I think my bike with my shirt off and short, short, short. Yeah. I think fire and fire and super gay. I know spots, baby.

I think that's the biggest thing. Hey Doc, what do you think? Why are you not taking it off? All right, what do you got, Jim? Oh, just a quick question. Why is that inflammation in the joints? Why is that a thing, though? You know, I don't know the biology to answer that accurately,

but generally the way these things happen is they're just cross-reactivity. So the immune system goes a little haywire and starts attacking the skin. to answer that accurately, but generally the way these things happen is they're just cross reactivity. So the immune system goes a little haywire and starts attacking the skin. There's some antigen or something on the surface of the cells. They're there seeing, they look similar to something on the joints, so they start to try to the joints. It's bad, it's active, it's a nasty one.

You know, whenever you look, if you look up, seriatic arthritis hands, just put a picture up there. Seriatic arthritis. Oh, sorry, attic. They look like the king of England's hands. Your son's hands. hands, just put a picture up there. Seriatic, I think. The PSO, so reatic. Look like the king of England's hands. Your son's hands. And in the joints, hands.

And then just put a, oh jeez, we don't, these are some nice ones. God, we used to see this so much, I was so much good treatment. That actually that cartoon is actually more like, no, down, down, down. The blue, blue, blue. This way of cartoon, yeah. That cartoon is actually more like no, down, down, down. The blue blue blue, this way of cartoon, yeah.

Yeah, that cartoon is actually what we see all the time. But we have so many good tricks now that, yeah, we don't see that so much. Wow, that's bad. No, yeah, I don't have that, thank God. I've been having like, random joint pain, it doesn't go away either. And you're pinkie?

Right there in the middle? Pinkie, yeah, the pinkie right here. Just that joint. That one and then like my elbows. Yeah, I don't know. go either. And you're pinkie? Right there in the middle? Pinkie right here. Just that joint. That one and then like my elbows. I don't know. I mean, you'd first really what you would do is make it be a million different things, right? You'd be on your diet really, that can cause excessive.

No, and if you would get just a basic evaluation and make sure it's not gout and you gout in your family. Not there no. Because any kind of it's called all I wear, I take your all I'm throwing, a symmetric, single joint, pain that sometimes ends up in gout. Some called pseudo gout that can do the same thing. And then you know almost anything in your system can cause joint pains you want to get a general checkup. You book your point with chin doing you. Yeah. I was

I was a doctor. I was not doing nightchates. I lost my all my stiffness in one week. Well, but that's, he's having specific joint issues. It just hasn't gone away, that's the thing. And you can't just, you probably just jammed it or something, it probably just actually a mechanical thing, but, or you're doing something, you know, you're not wearing it.

The bribe affects your brain too, because he scored the fight for him. He's the hood of the, yeah. So I was like, oh, you're sick in the head. Speaking of fights, I'm trying to get to the fight that you, you always, we watch the fights, that video, your, well, the fight can be, yeah, I heard a lot of my shots. I to the fight that you always we watch the fights that video your Yeah, I want to do that so badly, but I don't think I can make this next one so yeah, but yeah, we'll find more

Yeah, we do a bunch right Rogen and Eddie Bravo and Corolla's coming to one too. He told me yeah, Corolla's gonna do one He's a rola. He knows that much about MMA, but he knows box you know box yeah but we we have people on the other no shit about fighting it's just a good time just another game when it comes to fight for it when it comes to fight that game by the way and I hope you will take offense was we're not doing this you know pejoratively you know saying we're gay we just are this way yeah yeah it's not to be little in the but it actually is. It's just we have features that the right thing is.

Well, my joke is if I see an insanely muscular man like somebody like we go to the on and things, we have black football players, pro players working out without a shirt on. And do I want to have sex with them? No. If I had to rub them down an oil, something could happen. You know what I'm saying? I mean, I'm not going to be surprised. I'm happen. You know what I'm saying. I mean I'm like I'm so worse to fly with like a athlete black dude gets on playing rags What sport you play

Racist but now what do you football plays so what? My wife is a black I'm a neurosurgeon. Yeah, it's like fuck you dude So I always just I see a blackout off that Yeah, it's like, fuck you, dude. So I was just, I see a blackout. That's when this black guy emailed me, we were talking about racism, he goes, hey dude, you're missing the point. I'm a doctor.

When I walk into a room, I'm an athletic looking guy. I have to overcome a whole bunch of assumptions. You don't have to, and I was like, I'm fair enough. I used to, when I was early in my career, I was bigger and they used to want to turn me into North of Peter's surgeon because all the North of Peter's surgeons

were big white guys, that's what they were. And I'd like the cognitive stuff much, much more. And so people had trouble with that. They were surprised. You looked like a good. But it brings up a really interesting topic, as long as we're having these good, a heavy discussion today, which is,

and I bring this up with a Corolla, and he shoots me down every time, but I, oh, there's a shack. That was me back there. Look at that body, I don't know. Damn, those are some arms. But I was younger, I was bigger still. I could lift a lot of weight.

That back to this direction. I know, I gotta be careful. I'm going to the bathroom. Dr. Poo, what are you doing? You son of a dude for huge digs? You got a drug for this thing. I'm swollen, Dr. D. I mean, I'm straight, but what's with my dick?

Every time I look at a picture of you, you got a, hey, you a doctor of love. We're actually going too far. Back to being a racist. Sorry, back to being a racist. So back to being a racist, is that I really believe that the term white supremacist is been misallocated or misused

because I'm not gonna tell the story. I was hearing people seeing white supremacy everywhere and talking about white supremacy. I'm like, I don't get, I don't see it. Where are I? I've treated skinheads. The only time I've seen real white supremacist skinheads are either in prison or in recovery.

And they're being healed. They go through it and come out the other side. The only place I've ever seen those guys. And then I started reading some biographies of Frederick Douglass. In his words, scales fell from my eyes. He called in one of his early speeches, one of the early speeches, one of this particular biography was in early speech that I read. He was a consecrating the, it was essentially the 13th amendment, the monument in the Washington. And he got up, he goes, you guys don't want me to give a

speech. I go, no, no, we really do go, no, you don't. No, he gave it. And he said, they were going to great guy, did great things, white supremacist. And I was like, are you like clutching my pearls. Like, how did I say that? And Lincoln, white supremacist. I get that he was a racist till he kind of came around, but he's still, you think his white supremacist? And then I started really listening to these guys

and thinking a lot about it. And really what's being described is exactly what we're just talking about, frankly, which is sort of this white centric, Eurocentric perspective. Like it's the biased, prior, we prioritize our, naturally we're humans, we do that. Well, it's not just that true.

It's also that we were a culture and a country founded by... I get it, and it's a cultural work of strength itself around that expression. Understood, and so I feel like it's our job to pay attention. It's all you gotta do, is pay attention. So all you say is when a black guy comes on playing go, they wrap for me. Guys, I want to say this. I'm against labor. So against race and spying, I'd use the N word much more.

And I think the things are about much better for you. I'll see what happens. I'm against it. But I really do think we all have response to it. And I've been saying this on Adam and Drew podcast and people are pushing back on me like oh no, they're really talking about real white supremacists. I go no, I think they're just asking us to pay attention. And what's Adam and we should do that.

He doesn't really get what I'm saying. So white supremacy, as you said, is your ascendrism or something? Well as it's used academically is the idea that so, so they call Larry Elder a white supremacist. Yes. What they mean is this and I disagree with this. I've read Ibrun Candy's terrible book terrible book called How to Be Anti-Races. I've read everything that

Tanaka Hasekotso's written. We love Frederick Douglass. Just refrains. He'll solve all our problems. Frederick Douglass now Frederick Douglass also was born a slave. Yeah. And you know living in a very different time and he's dead on. But I think that if you look at it and I've read a lot of the critical race theorists, I like to read the point. And there's some interesting scholarly stuff in there. But what I think that they the reason they say, Larry Elder, you're black here. Yeah, yeah, white face of black face. Well, because the idea would be that as long as you profit from and in the the American system

and as long as you are in any way advocating anything other than the destruction of the American institutions and systems. Yeah. You're a white supremacist. I am violently opposed to that. That's where it goes to for. It is it is insurrectionist. Yes.

I agree. And there's so dumb. These academics are so fucking dumb. Where's my camera? Their scholarship is anemic at best and laughable. They've done no reading. They just have opinions. They use that chameleon paglia.

She talks like that all the time. And I read chameleon paglia. But I read chamele Paglia with 1991. But it's just- You should listen to her talk about. She attacks the post-structuralists. Yeah, absolutely. It's the concepts like feminism, like racism,

like individualism were invented by the very people that they are railing against. It's hilarious to me. Like, do you know who the biggest abolitionists were, who led the anti-slavery movement? Everyone, do you know who spent more money on anti-slavery initiative and forcing anti-slavery? The British Navy.

The British Navy, the British Navy. Spear headed by what you and I would consider the evangelicals. Now, don't take my word for it. Take the word of a black scholar named Thomas Sol. Read a book called White Liberals in Black Red Necks, or Black Red Necks in White Liberals. It's a great book. But, you know, so that's the main thing to keep in mind.

The African slave trade was kept alive by Africans and Arabs and more slavery was going east and it was going I need to turn the shit over yeah By the way, McAdamia nuts from South Africa. We were farmers South Africa super light I'm not dude. I go a little crazy. I'm not sure with all this, you're going to be able to ingratiate the black men you like to date. Yeah, I know. No, I'm not.

I'm what you're doing there. No, no, no, I'm not. And don't fetishize black men either, by the way. I'm far from a franchise. Don't fetishize them. No, I would never or sexualize. No, I believe in human potential. And I think I believe in equality of opportunity.

And equality of opportunity and just equity amongst ourselves that we all treat each other with abstinence, acting, like, I like the, I like what? I like the ideas, so I said, who was it? Who said I'm a communist with my family?

I'm a socialist with my town. I'm a Democrat with my city and I'm a Republican with the world. Or something like that. That was me. Yeah, that was you, that was you buddy. That was you. You were some current event, Jen.

I shouldn't have stayed so long. I know. You guys, do you guys, do you guys, do you think you got canceled on YouTube? Yeah. Many more levels of canceling. There we go. It's cubic. It is 102 though, so you good?

Sure. I'm still good. Five more minutes. Five more minutes. Yeah, not. These are. Can we, can we, Yeah, let's do this. Brian, I have a big question.

What is going on in this video? All right, I just need play for Drew. You know, when you said you were going on crowd, or I just, I thought more, you know, I thought you'd be doing like some real good work. Okay, so. Do we know who the players are here at home? One's Brian.

One's, that's's count the first one. I should have hit me hard. That's serious. You should have been hit me harder. I can explain. I know I'm 56 in a cow suit. Now listen, there was an ad for good rancher. They make great beef and it's an advertising like whatever you're going to say next doesn't matter. Steve said at 56, did you think you'd be doing this kind of act?

Well, I don't believe in divorce, so I'd probably be home and solving and strengthening my room. Who decided who was called to say that? No, I know, that's it. Who's called was he or was supposed to be saying, moo? Was that an acting choice or is that a directing choice? So he said we have a cow suit and you're supposed to be a naughty cow, and I said to Steve and say no no more and then I did that and maybe

It was a little out. Well, you know what? My kids are gonna see this and I should be ashamed of myself. Yes, you should it kind of fell flat I apologize not for a gay. It's not gay enough. Yeah It's really not speaking. I mean game as a gay man. I'm not I'm like a little more diversity adversity too. I know right. And animal activist. Yeah, two wives in a cow. He could be Italian, Arab, American, American. That's where it leather. That's a hell of a beard.

Big guy, yeah. What else you got, you know? Apologize America. This one was in Australia, some woman. Apparently she was out for just a quick little trip by herself. Didn't bring much supplies. And then she got stuck in the mud.

And she was missing for five days. Her family's worried about her. So she survived off of lollipops and a ball of wine and she doesn't drink. That's why my mom's died. So if that had been two weeks, I would have been like say no way, but five days, no problem. You know water though. The main thing is the main reason why she survived is the wine.

Well you don't want to go near the water because there's nothing but crocs. Yeah, I got that. Where was it at? Australia, somewhere in Australia. So, friend of mine got stuck in the in Cabo after the hurricane, maybe the big hurricane, like here's you go. And they couldn't get out, everything shut down,

no water, and they had to, they filled their bathtub with water before the hurricane, drank that immediately. And from the rest of the, I think they were down there for a week. Margarita Mac. Yeah, alcohol from, they just stole it from all over the hotel and just kept, everyone survived on alcohol.

They were drunk a whole time, but had to keep drinking alcohol to stay hydrated. So he stayed on. And you were sort of behind, right? Because it's also a diuretic at the same time. So it's, I think ever clear, well actually if you dilute it with water and actually you can drink it.

Work as a, yeah, you can, it'll hydrate, you can also get your drunk and it's, it's like the strongest alcohol. It's the strongest alcohol in your car. But there aren't those tablets you can put in, those iodine tablets that'll kill off everyone. Well, you know, I went to the, I did the special forces thing in the desert last year.

Huh? Look up special forces. Oh, is that what Rudy read? Yes. That was my boy. Rudy was great That's my boy and did like a day and I well. I was supposed to be longer than a day and uh, yeah Yeah, that's me. Oh, there's the group. Oh, dude. That's great. Was it really hard? Yeah There's really my good boy route. There's really in the middle. And it was 120 degrees and they kicked our, we drove out of helicopters backwards,

we did all kinds of stuff. I think that's me. Um, shit, dude. And we did just break your neck. No, it, it was real shit though. It was real shit in 120 giga qu with, you know, 40 pound packs. It was brutal and you. It was real shit in 120 feet with, you know, 40 pound packs. It was brutal and you didn't see any producers.

You just saw yourself and within three days, six of us were in the hospital. Oh wow. Yeah, I was in the ICU next day. You were? Yeah, I got heat stroke and dehydration. Did some people make it through it? Yeah, look at me.

The crazy picture of me on the gurney note, down one. Well, you're not you're not that's me You're not trained for that you're in well. I trained my ass off to get ready for your older half I mean 97 I know I look dead there Ridiculous, but I mean, but that's that's for young that's for like 30 year old 20 year old picture the group chin You last one day it was a great group. was a great group. We're all great friends now You last one day one day and the Couple the scare mochi is that what's his name is that that's scare mochi

Yeah, no B or whatever Kate Kate Gosling was in the high school hospital bed next to me We're she Kate Gosling on the mom. Yeah, K plus eight. YeahGus is down there. The mom? K-plus eight. K-plus eight. What about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about, what about,

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Hannah Brown was the bachelor red and she made it all with her. Where is she? How was it that she did that? Yeah, down there. Was she doing the bachelor red, and she made it all the way through. Where, where is she, let me see here. How was it that she did that? Well, she'd do one the same thing, the guys were doing. Yeah, she was doing everything. She was young. So, young. Yeah, well, how about Nadia, Nostya Lukin?

Nostya Lukin weighs 75 pounds, and she had a 50 pound pack on it. She and athlete. She was a gold medal gymnast. Okay, so that's ridiculous. But it's still like ridiculous. But that's a strong mind. When we got in there, and I saw people like Nostia pick up that I was like, Oh my God, women

are tough. Now, did you guys shower at all? There was a shower, but you could do it. Do you see Dwight? Dwight, the comedy with Dwight was, you know, our bathrooms were just these woods. I didn't see what he was packing, but, but I know this is the gay show. But we had these wood stalls to shit in and just shit on a pan essentially. It was, it was, who are those guys? They're special. That would be Rudy's was a recomerine. Stop. The two guys on the ends are British guys.

Oh, I say I'm scared. The American guy is a great guy. They name Remy Adeleke. He's got a great guy. They, Rami, a daily guy. He's got a great story. Oh my God. Rough dudes. You're glad you did it though, but... Rami, Rami was essentially a drug dealer,

trafficker, womanizer in the Bronx, had two felonies out for him in New York and New Jersey. Saw a movie by Special Forces and decided, I wanna do that. Went to a recruiting office, the woman's like, you're Forces and decided I want to do that. Went to a recruiting office, the woman's like, you're, what am I supposed to do? The woman took him into the courtroom and asked the judges for a dispensation in two different states, got it, and the guy's now a Navy SEAL Intelligence Officer and SEAL Trainer.

Wow, still in the first place. That great story. That's awesome. It's a great story, he's the greatest guy. Awesome. Yeah, man, that stuff's no joke. It's no joke. Anyway, it's not for a six-year-old. And I train, the physics, the running and all that, which was insane, was not the problem. I just wasn't paying attention to smooths for my age.

Running, crawling, eating out of water, just beating our skull up. Was I cold? It's been a lot of time being cold. It was 125 degrees and I'm finally over heat. That's why I got heatstroke. I'll take hot. Over cold. This was, but the heatstroke, once it started, it was like, wow, I didn't know you get that sick that fast.

Because you were dehydrated. What else you got? And I was dehydrated. Five liters of fluid before I get stand up. Jesus. Yeah. So this is from the surgeon general saying that loneliness, poses the same risk as smoking. Got the same risk as smoking. I love that

I don't that's not true I love that you said that because we have such a stigma on smoking that I that he's going to write at the loneliness thing Which is massive and by the way, thank you the federal government and your public health officials for putting people in social Isolation for two years and then expecting there to be no pro-bad treat now they're like it is so bad for you. Yeah, I'm really angry about this. Well, this in young people ages 15 24, especially hard. Yeah, no shit. It's really it's bad. Well, this increase the risk of premature death by 30%. It's so true though man. Yeah. We've lost it. And by the all meaning is derived from other people.

Everything, everything good in life is from other people. The veterans association, the Elk Lodge is all those things that people had back here. Used to have, every bowling alone. They're all gone. There's really no bowling alone. It's about the lack of the lack of clubs in the United States at the Declanic Club.

There's people in clubs you'd come. Anytime you can go meet a group of people, we've lost that as comics man. He and I talk about it all the time because it one of the great things about going to with the diaspora after COVID we're already went to Texas but the commy store we would hang it was a hang we check in come to us and this hang there yeah I know there's a hang there there's really no substitute for in-person interaction yeah shit this what we're talking about with the lockdowns, man. They're like, but jobs, you know, the job market's way up. It's like, yeah, because it was down three years.

I'm so angry about this. I can't, I can barely come by myself. Oh, I mean, dude, I'll leave me here. Keep going, Jim. You're in the same gay circle. I mean, guys, I'm going to go. Mark Zuckerberg, so this is a little weird. Apparently he won a silver and gold medals in Jujutsu, but then I guess there's

There's some sort of incident that happened where he had to like Argue with the ref because he lost but then apparently after you argue with the ref that it was like a zero zero like they was Ref went missing You know he paid his opponents or not? I don't know, but I mean, he's winning medals, which is, you know, our boy, Mike and Moussa Meshis, isn't arguing a referee sort of the opposite of the whole vibe of Moussa Meshis. Yeah. Yeah.

Imagine Moussa Meshis and see, Mike get really good. He's 38. Yeah. You know. That's how we should try it in that. God, why? He gone.

I can't with this voice. Why? Why? I can't with this poison. Why? Why? Let me play this for you. Why are you holding? Why are you having? The 38 white billionaires. You do, he get high leveled, you shit. What are you looking for to work for Mark Zuckerberg, too?

What are you trying to do here, man? You're going to have a backbone, you know what I'm saying? Mark Zuckerberg. Mark Zuckerberg be good. What else you got, Chad? So this is a TSA agent that, you know what I'm saying? You can be smart. Mark Zuckerberg would be good. What else you got, you know? So this is a TSA agent, you know, sometimes you have the dogs to see, you know, sniff for whatever drugs and this and that.

So just look at what he does to this dog and let me know what you guys think. So this is the own, the master of the dog here. No, that's the color technique. Yeah. He's training so that's why I want to get your opinion on this. Yeah, because they're fucking it is. The way you, it's called the color technique. Yeah. He's training. So that's why I want to get your opinion on this. Yeah, because they're fucking idiots. The way it's called the color technique.

So what you do, there's not a choke on it. That's how you train. No, so what you do is you let the dog think that if he doesn't watch you, he's going to get yank. Yes, that was the all least training was done that way one time. Yeah, the dog does their own self correction. Any trainer can tell you that.

But they used to do it with a choke chain. Yeah, they used to be known as a choke chain. You should. But they- So you're just going back and forth so you're telling. Yeah, I'm more worried about his cholesterol. So you see how he doesn't, you see how he doesn't do it? That's the real story here.

He's not the dog, this guy, dude. See how he doesn't look at the dog? He just turns to the dog, he's got to start. He's not doing a good job though. No, he looks like he's sick of the dog. Shit, for sure. Yeah, but he's just not, he's not doing, but what he's done- What he's done, he's not doing a good job now he looks like he's sick of the dog shit for sure but he's just not he's not doing but what he's done he's putting the dog into distracting

environment too and he wants a dog to continue to focus on him at all times and the dog is not doing it and that's that's his job to train the dog sometimes you lay it down on the dog show him his boss but also uh... it's not just who's boss it is just that I could I could move in a certain way and you better pay attention in case. Yeah, that's what it is. Yeah.

Whoever is the day they suspended him. So he's not he's not fired or suspended. It's going to be an investigation because they're dumb because that's called the color attack. I don't know, but when you look at it, just that's something, you know, I was a dog owner. I'm sure you look at it like, oh, that looks pretty bad. But if you don't know the details, that was like, it's like a lot more. Don't send your dog away for obedience training then.

If you think I like that, I've done that with my dog. That's it. But this is also this is also, you know, the cancel culture probably hit up TSA and stuff like I guess We got to do something because these people are so upset when they're oh my god I mean someone film just board comments. They're just bored. I'm just about the cut filming it Don't you have a fight to catch? She's just like you know here. We go. I can't wait to get this This is crab it's Mrs. Crabitz. We remember which Mrs. Crabitz looking through the curtains of the neighbor Yeah, yeah, everybody's go. I can't wait to get this. This is crab. Mrs. Crabitz. Remember which Mrs. Crabitz looking through the curtains of the neighbor? Yeah.

Everybody's Mrs. Crabitz. Everyone's Mrs. Crabitz. So true. Yeah, I'm disgusted. So true. Did you guys want to talk about that shooting it on? Is it too much? Which one?

The Texas one that you had. What do they know what it was about? I mean, obviously. Apparently, well, they said he had, sort of like a white surprise agenda. He was a micro nationalist, something whatever. He was a migrant.

Yeah. This is the guy with a good. There was another one with somebody ran, drove a truck through somebody. Yeah, and that guy killed eight might, they don't know about him yet, but he was also, he was, they were all elite lemurs, he'd been deported, like one of the guys who killed that whole family had been deported eight times or something. That's different. The other guy- But the other guy was actually also-

Hold on, I believe you're illegal. You're getting confused. So, the, Jen, you're regarding the Texas- The Texas- It was in Dallas, right? In a mall, it was in a mall. At a mall.

And that guy did with the AR-15 killing eight people, correct? And now, what's interesting about him, he was in the military, was kicked out of the military for health wellness. Mental health issues. Mental health issues. So it's crazy me if I got you kicked out of the military for mental health issues, even has a shot at locating a gun.

You know? I agree. So there's like some sort of expert saying that it's not about the mental illness because Dessantis said that it's obviously about mental illness, which I agree with the mental illness. And then some professional guy out, some sort of like, I don't know, special forces, maybe special forces or something else said that no, it's about the gun, the gun they killed it, but it's about the mental illness, right? It's both.

I'm sure the gun has the full of the gun, but the reason why they're doing it is there should be some restriction of access for certain mental illness. 100% and if we had no guns in this country Well, of course that would you wouldn't see this stuff? You would have used a machete or I know Nothing else to go and but we that's not the role we live in in this country, and I don't know how we dial that You know here a really wild stat though. Yeah, so We are the at a hundred ninety three countries. I believe we are number three in gun violence, okay?

At 193 countries, I believe we are number three in gun violence. But if you were to take the five cities where there is the most gun violence, Chicago, Philly, I think Houston, Chicago Philly Detroit. LA has to be up to two, should have numbers. I don't know if it's LA, but I think it is. Yeah, two, just should have numbers. So it's all these cities, if you take out the cities with the, and they all have these strictest gun controls. So it's St. Louis, it's Detroit, it's Chicago,

it's Philadelphia, and I think it's Los Angeles, and they have the strongest, the very, very tight gun laws. If you were to take all of those cities out, keep in mind they are blue, I'm just saying, and not, you know, but if you were to take them out those cities out, keep in mind there are blue, I'm just saying, but if you were to take them out of the equation, we would not be the third, we would be the 189th. That's pretty significant. So a lot of the gunfire is gang on gang.

A lot of it's gang on gang. A lot of it is that. So it's just, I thought the gang is an issue, but then we don't have, with the mass shootings, it's a little prominent. It's a problem. That's a problem. That's a problem as well, because how many of they had now? Look, you know, mass shootings are a problem,

and we have to do something about it. I mean, I do think all of us know that no matter where you are, we're all looking over our shoulder, and I don't like that. That's a problem. So. And they haven't pretty fast, too.

We got here quick. Yes. Got here quick. What happened so much like that that that's barely even news now That's what's crazy. How do we define what mental health is then so cuz cuz you're a doctor So if you've got a cuz I'm all in favor of keeping crazy people away from guns I I really am the problem is then you get when I talk to second amendment guys They're all like how do you define what mental health is that mean depression is what I had maybe you know

Yes, but what if you love a pro-manward depression? Yes. You have to see a professional to get cleared in order to get back to the government, right? No matter what it is, across the country. There, we have lost track of a use of, say, mental health professionals' judgment. It should be okay, and you should be okay to restrict people from hurting themselves and

other people if it's your doctor's opinion that you are in danger. But what if you're not? We don't allow that at all now. So what if your ex-military ex-cop, whatever it is, you have been living a law of Biden life, you have, you own a bunch of guns and now you are, you're suffering from some PTSD or some depression and then you you get a psyche valve, and that you hit a red flag. Now, does the state, do you want to have,

is they come and get your guns? You see what I mean? It gets very, very dicey. How have we had that happen though, in a match? You were? No. I'm just asking questions. I'm not saying.

What we normally do is we have the family to collect the guns. Family. So, somebody else take the guns away. Because there are plenty of times when people are not discharged from the hospital if they're guns in the home plenty of times and you go clear them out clear the guns out of the gun yeah, it makes sense Yeah, because right now even by the way I'm in a creedie killed herself because they fucking center home with guns. Who is this many a creed of Was severely depressed or fiance just killed himself Who is this? In many of the creatures we've seen in the past, we've got a really depressing, her fiancee

just killed himself. We got her set up, got her hospitalized, talked her way out. They let her go with guns. That was that. It's just there's so much, you can't imagine how horrible and how many people we allow to die or kill other people who could have easily been sent. The opiate thing, I hope people are still getting, that's story number one.

We did that, we created that, and then we perpetuated. We got to do something. We got to do something. You know, one mass shooting after another, and I feel like the Republicans are saying, more, we need more guns. And after a while, you're like, hey guys, that I own own guns but that doesn't work

well but on both sides like what you're doing is clear not working what you're doing is clear you're okay right it's not a left to right right it's an amazing problem yeah I don't you I agree whatever side it's a very good point you know I'm we've lost track of pragmatism entirely everything's ideological yes and we should be just solving problems for humans right pragmatically right yeah just now if you to do a background check on to buy a automatic weapon, there's no history of your mental nothing. Nothing gets alerted. Nothing. No. Maybe everyone should have to get a doctor's evaluation. That's what I'm saying. Well, at least have some background.

Hard to figure out what's going on in somebody's brain. I don't think we're going to figure out here. Now, actually, we have figure out what's going on in somebody's brain. I don't think we're gonna figure out here Well, now actually if don't we have things out we have figured out that we're okay. We are okay. We knew that coming in though Apparently I'm race. I didn't you're we're not know nagging Did you want to do a show with me because I was making for you? That's an outrage. It's a lie. It's a lie That's an outrage, but it's a lie. It's a lie. Friend is going to Europe. Yeah, I'm in ice house though.

I'm doing sets all around LA. I'm at La Fag. Why don't you tell me I'm going to put that on my calendar right now. Yeah. A little bit of opacity. Come on in, man. May 19th, Shob and Friends. Got some monsters on there once you're only.

I think that eight. And then I'll be doing sets all of May around LA. I'm at La Fag, yeah, I'm Friday. So Shob and Friends is May 19th. And then La Jolla, Comedy Store Store June 2nd through the 4th. That's a Friday Saturday Sunday. Then I'm off to Europe, Nellfast, June 15th, Glasgow, June 17th,

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which is another YouTube video. New busy man, Dr. Drew, we appreciate the time, brother. You're awesome. I miss you guys, we gotta do more of this. I'm coming in May 19th. Let's do it, let's do it. Great to see you guys. We gotta do more of this. I'm coming in May 19th. Let's do it. Let's do it.

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