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Political commentator and author Lindy Lee. Plus the news with me, Mike Dawson and now Adam Carola. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on the choice. But to get it on, man, they get it on next tune in. Thanks. Don't friend love that about you. Lindy Lee. But it's L.I., right? Last name. Yeah, it is. Lindy Lee. She is an author. She's a political commentator. The book unburdened a former Democrat insider shocking account of political power. portrayal and party collapse. She's a join me via zoom. Good to see you, Lindy. So good to see you. So proud of everything you've done, especially recently. Well, thank you. So questions for you. Well, why don't we just get your background first so we can just sort of set the table where you come from. I know born in China came here at age five. I believe settled on the east coast. Then what? I actually spent my earliest years in England, not China. Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. I was born in China, but my family moved to England promptly. My dad went to University of Leeds. So I'm actually from the Sheffield, England. People are surprised to know that. But of course, the leftist removed that from my Wikipedia. So people don't know about it. Well, see, it's interesting because, you know, when I just read the bio and I say, born in China, immigrated to the United States with family at age five, it doesn't imply moved to England. But that's where my confusion. So you go from China to England to the United States. Yeah, my dad is very anti-communist. In the states if he persecuted his family and he wasn't able to get an education in China. So yeah. So God, we left. He come to the United States at five, then what? It was the beginning of the most, honestly, the most beautiful and meaningful journey. Because I sincerely believe that being American is the best thing that's ever happened to me. I wake up every day just giving thanks to be here. I mean, but by the grace of God truly, it's just I'm very outspoken. So I feel like I would have been thrown into prison in China like years ago. And the fact that I'm here, I'm living in our beloved country is just such a tremendous blessing. But yeah, I've been in Pennsylvania nearly all my life. I'm still here. It's very hard for me to leave. A lot of people want me to move down in Miami, but I just can't. It's very hard. We'll see. But well, you say you say you're very outspoken. So if you're in China, then you'd be thrown in a gulag, but maybe you wouldn't be outspoken if you're in China because of that threat. Well, I probably would have been dead at the first instance. I'm just, it's my nature to be rebellious and to say what I think is true. I cannot be controlled. And I mean, my parents have been dealing with me on a domestic level. They very much know that I am my own person. And I don't take orders from anybody. You had a, but you used to be democratic and you were even part of the, I think, you know, maybe had a cup of coffee with the democratic socialist and that kind of stuff. Oh, is that no? Yeah, I was running for Congress then. And I filled out a questionnaire. That is extended my association with them. In fact, I went to war with them seven, eight years ago. Because, I mean, I find that they are dangerous threat to America, not just to the democratic party. A lot of their ideals are simply incompatible with western civilization, in my opinion. I think they've actually gotten even worse since my conflict with them. It was seized to harass me. She launched a cancel campaign against me because I said I wouldn't vote for Bernie Sanders in 2019, 2020. So, um, these people are very intolerant. Oh, yeah, super intolerant. Yeah, that wildly intolerant. It's not honestly, these are communist tactics. Yeah, you know, my, I know because my family has lived it. We have intergenerational trauma. My great-grandfather was murdered and cold blood because my great-grandfather was the anti-communist activist. So, I have personal experience about these sorts of completely militant and aggressive and, frankly, deadly strategies that people on the left have employed over the centuries. Yeah. Well, okay, there's a couple of things. As I learned, and I didn't come from China, I come from California, but I come from sort of my mom was a hippie, and my grandmother was in the Communist Party in the '40s out here. So, I kind of get who these people are, and they come across as all peace and love all the time, but the second you cross them, they get really angry and violent. Yeah. It's so true. It's basically, it's like Ellen. She's dancing at the beginning of the show. She's such a sweetheart, but super mean. Soon she goes backstage. You know, it's all, it's a matter of fact, the whole free hippie, free love, and all that stuff. It's all compensation for being actually mean and violent people. And now you see it. I mean, when they go out and fight with ICE or antifa or whatever it is that's going on, they're violent. And it's weird. A lot of the women are violent, which is strange, because that didn't used to be a thing. And now it is. That's such a good point, actually. The huge dichotomy between who they are in front of the camera and the moment the camera stops rolling there themselves, which are, you know, it's very ugly and very completely, it's just night and day. It's like check on high, frankly, but you're totally right. They say that conservatives are racist. I have to tell you, Adam, I haven't gotten any racist attacks from the right. All the racism that I receive is from the left. Oh, I think everything is projection. I now believe everything is projection. All the stuff they cues everyone else of doing is how is how they feel. I have never met a more loving, accepting, incredible, compassionate group of people than conservatives. I had no idea would be this way out of my took a leap of faith when I left the Democratic Party had no idea I would be welcomed in with such love and warmth. My parents even said brace yourself for the hate. No, hate. Well, the only hate that I got was from the left. Yes. The interesting, okay, I've conducted a little experiment and maybe people think, oh, well, it's not scientific, but you can learn everything you need to learn by just sort of keeping your eyes open and studying people. For instance, during COVID, I knew COVID did not harm young healthy kids because my kids were 14 twins and none of their friends got sick. All their friends were fine. I didn't hear any stories about any parent losing a 14 year old kid. So I didn't need to listen to Fauci and I didn't need to study graphs. I didn't need to hear what Dr. Burke said. I didn't need any of it. I was just looking around and I observed this and I realized it's not dangerous to kids. Okay. So I mean, my kids, my kids went to high school with 3,000 kids and not not one of them died. So I was like, it's not dangerous to kids. I gleaned that. I observed that when you go and deal with young people who are progressive, you know, like in California, if you do something and, you know, the kids of the parents that live in Santa Monica or go to the private schools are progressive, they're douchebags. Their manners aren't good. They're self-entitled. They're all basically like Will Smith's kids or Jada Pinkett's kids. I mean, they're all pieces of shit in the root. If you go to the daily wire or any of these other conservative
like campuses, when you go to the daily wire, it's just a beehive of young conservative people just sort of buzzing around that place. The friendliest and most respectful folks you'll ever meet in your life. When you meet conservative kids, they're very respectful. And when you meet progressive kids, they're self-entitled narcissistic pieces of shit. So that's what I've observed. - Yeah, Adam, that's a really good point. And I've come to the conclusion recently that a lot of these socialists are overeducated and they thought that they're liberal arts. They're art degree or whatever. They're so called, I don't know. They're art history degree, or ice-cream degree, whatever they're teaching right now, would enable them to have a much more luxurious life than the one that they currently have. So they turn to socialism because they're so disappointed with their own lives. - Yes, yeah. Now I agree, now most everything is envy, shame, or narcissism are all three. 'Cause the other thing they do with socialism is it's the same thing they do with race. They just talk about how greedy everyone is. Nobody talks about money more than they do. It's always money, money, money. It's like I thought the key to happiness was family and relationships and the free things in life, the walk on the beach with your dog and your young son and daughter. I thought it wasn't about private jets and it wasn't about Lamborghini's and it wasn't about penthouses. That didn't bring happiness, what brought happiness was the simple things, painting and art and dance and music. So they don't care about race, but all they do is talk about race. That's all they do is talk about race, except where everything's the same, but all we're gonna do is talk about race and we don't care about money, but all we're gonna do is talk about money. That's all they do. And then they fly privately, of course, you know. - Oh, yeah, for sure. I mean, these environmentalists, I don't want, there's a very famous one in Hollywood. He talks good game, but then you guys, he flies private everywhere. But you're so right, these people, first are the first to call other people races and they're the first to play the race car themselves. Anytime you want to criticize anyone of a person of color, by the way, I hate the term person of color. I hate that they force it on me. I'm an American, thank you very much. - Yes. - But anytime you criticize someone who's not white, they say you're a racist. Like, give me an effing break. It's not racist, it's just, you know. - Well, it's also insane. Like, I'm a white guy. I hate Bernie Sanders. I think he's a piece of shit. And I hate Gavin Newsome. And there's 1,000 other straight white males. I hate, I hate Hunter Biden. I hate Joe Biden. You can just keep going. It's my privilege. It's my white privilege. I'm allowed to hate people that look like me. - I think I have to say this. I think white men are the best people ever. - Yeah. - I love white men. I actually dated one for eight years. - I was telling my girlfriend that this morning, she's like, you're Italian. I'm like, bitch, we do all the cars. We do all the architecture. We do all the music. Yeah, we're a better society. She's middle east. - I love it. - I straightened her up. - Yeah, first off, the fact that people would come from places like Somalia, Ilhan Omar. And then come here and bitch about white dudes is fucking comical. - Yeah, I don't mean American. - Your society's a piece of shit. It's filled with Somalis. You came, you fled here. And now you got to beef with the dudes who built this country. - Exactly. - That's awesome. - That's all in how Americans flee to Somalia on a daily basis. I'll wait. (laughs) - Crazy. - So with all this said, I still want to hear about your journey. How did you end up working with Biden? - Well, I've actually, I'm known Biden for more than a decade, but I didn't meet him for politics. I met him through cancer research. I was a trustee of the American Association for Cancer Research Foundation. And we had that in common. I actually, I was, I think I was 25 or 26 and I snuck backstage because I knew he was there. And he, Adam, you're gonna hate me for saying this, but he was the picture of warmth and kindness. And I know. - Listen, I'll just cut your off real quick. I don't think Joe Biden is a bad dude. I mean, he's a race hustler and he got captured. And I don't think he ran the country. But by all accounts, a nice guy. I mean, Gavin Newsom by all accounts is a nice guy. He's a nice guy who's destroyed California. It caused a lot of death and mayhem. So then maybe, you know, but I don't think he's mean to his kids or anything. - Yeah, first of all, I was one of, I think I was the first person who named who was running the country. And that was Anita Dunn, Mike Donnellan, Steve Aschetti. Every single name that I gave in late 2024, there were drag before in subpoenaed by the United States Congress. And they attacked me as a liar then, but I didn't hear any sorry's, by the way, when I was vindicated. - No, they never do. - They never do. I mean, the people running the country with the three people I just named and also Jill Biden. Jill Biden was much more our president than Joe Biden. And that is the case. That's why she fought so tenaciously to hold on to the White House. She didn't wanna let it go. I totally get it. We should be calling her Dr. Jill. She seems like a piece of shit. Bye. - You know what we call her? The donors, we call her Lady McBiden. - Oh, that's interesting. What percentage, if you were gonna give a percentage, like you went, Joe Biden ran the country 40% of the time and Jill Biden was responsible for 60%, or 30% and 70%, or 10%, 90%, like, how much was Joe present? How much was he doing? How much of his policy were we getting as the United States? - Adam, that's a really fascinating question. And I think you were being generous to Joe. I think as a year's-- - Well, no, I'm not. I'm just asking you, what is it? What is the percentage? - It's way lower than 40%. And as a year's went by, it precipitously declined. I think 40% is, and I don't believe that's true. - Oh, no, listen, I said 40, I said 30, I said 10. You tell me what the number is. - I think that in 10, 15%, really? - Oh, absolutely, because I know who was running it. I was with them, and I raised concerns, and they ridiculed me, and they treated me like I was crazy for even raising concerns. I feel like, oh, no, he's actually fine, no, I talked to Biden. I introduced him to my parents, I know he's not fine. I've seen, again, I'm known Biden for more than a decade, so I've had every opportunity to witness. It was a very gradual decline. Honestly, I think he was more or less fine in 2017, 2018, around that time. Maybe I just missed it, but I don't think it was that obvious until maybe it became an actual everyday problem around 2022, like after Afghanistan. - Right, so then they basically had to say, we must sort of keep him away from the press and keep him out of the limelight. - Yeah, and there were things, absolutely right, and I describe in my book tactics that they used to conceal his decline. They confiscated my phone, for instance, put it in his ziplock bag, didn't give it back to me until Biden left the premises. - Oh, because they were scared you would record him or something like that? - Not even maliciously. They just didn't want any signs of his senility out there. - Right, right, potentially. - Yeah, because he couldn't make it through, he couldn't reliably make it through sentences, and this is not even me jabbing him. This is just an empirical statement. It's, well, I remember. - Yeah, no, I will say, remember when poor, when he was interviewed by the Asian gentleman, and I can't remember his last name, and just said he was sort of dottering and old, and wouldn't, you know, - Oh, whatever her. - Right, and all of a sudden, everyone just attacked him. And I think-- - Oh, every story, yeah. - Yeah, it's sort of like that. - It's like, first of all, these are the worst person in the world. The guy interviews a guy and goes, "I think he's too old. "I think he's not in good enough shape. "He wouldn't stand trial, "and we should just leave the guy alone." And then everyone, including the press, goes after her, who just reports what the old guy in front of him said. And then later on, when he goes, "We need to release the tapes or the transcripts, "then they all sue him and attack." - I mean, so much of this is the press. - Mm-hmm. - Jake's story, and all those assholes. But go ahead, sir. - Yeah, you're right. But there's also a part that people don't know, and I did talk about it in my book. In regard to Barbara Hurray, there was a concerted effort to assassinate his character. - I know. - What he just described was not just a fluke or everyone coming together all of a sudden spontaneously. It was directed. They told us to smear him. - I got to talk to the world, I didn't listen. - What do you say? - What do you people in the world?
they're so bad, you know, like somebody does his job. And then your plan is we must destroy this guy because he's accurate in doing his job and working for the government. Right. And they're all about elevating Asian Americans, right? Oh yeah. Until that Asian American has the gumption to tell the truth. Well, tell me about the horror story. How did how did that go? I got talking points from the White House and the Naval Observatory and the DNC every day. It got to the point where I created Gmail filters. So I wouldn't have to read them. And I would not even see them. I didn't even want to delete them anymore. I wanted them to go directly into my trash. But they fed us talking points narratives every single day. They gave us readymade tweets that we could just tweet. I have never once in my decade with them listen to them. It is just the party line, mistrictly enforced. Yeah. So give me, let's say, her does the sit down with Biden. Her makes his report. People get hold of the report. And now they must smear her. And also the democratic machine needs to, you know, needs to fire up. But also the legacy news needs to get involved and run cover as well, right? CNN's got to activate. Oh, speaking of CNN really quickly, they knocked me off air after I talked about Biden's decline. Adam, I used to be on every week or so. And they put me after that happened. They put me in the three AM hour. I could you not. And there is a three AM hour because CNN International, they have international shows. But the only people watching are airport janitors. And yeah, so that was my punishment for having the nerve to actually call it like it is. But that's CNN for you. But in terms of Robert, her, I remember, again, I didn't listen to them, but the talking points we got were like, he's a federalist society, you know, the federalist society. In liberal circles, the federalist society is seen like a monster seen as like a monster. Or, you know, he was a stewed for Trump. Robert, her wanted, Robert, her is making way for his appointment as attorney general under Trump, like all sorts of conspiracies instead of actually confronting the truth, which is simply that I've Robert, her was telling the truth about Biden that he was, let me remember if I can numb, he said he was a well-meaning old man with a poor memory. Right. I thought Robert, her was being charitable to us in his assessment of Biden. And they still went to go smear him. That's absolutely right. He was very nice about it. So how, tell us about the news outlets because you, you go back and you look at these clips of like Laura Trump talking to, I don't know, it was Jake Tapper, whoever it was, and Jake Tapper tacking her for, he has a list or he has a stutter. First off, I don't know that Joe Biden has or had a stutter. I know what a stutter sounds like. I never heard him with a stutter. It was a weird argument. I don't know him to be a stutter. And that wasn't what anyone was talking about. We're talking about a mental decline, not a stutter. Yeah, I've called out Jack, I'm sorry, Jake Tapper through the years because not only did he attack Laura maliciously, he also had the nerve to crank out a book, exploiting the very same thing. So he attacked Laura for the same thing that he later made millions of dollars on and it creates my soul. Right. So I was talking about Jake Tapper on the way in with my producer and he said he thinks Jake Tapper is dumb and I thought, yeah, but maybe he's just has such a huge ego because sometimes a huge ego can make you do things that make you look dumb, which is you report on Biden for four years, you defend him and attack him and then you write a book saying we should have seen this or somehow turn yourself into some sort of woodward and Bernstein or something when there's a thousand hours of tape of you denying what your book says in it later. So it's Jake Tapper dumb or is he just a supreme narcissist? Because either one will get you to write a book about reporting on something that you didn't report on. I think I would add a third to the cocktail and that is undying greed. He saw an opportunity to jump on the Biden was a vegetable bandwagon and he hopped on it and it's very unfortunate because where was he before the election? I spoke up before the election and got exiled by the Biden White House. What price did he pay? He remained on the Biden on Biden's good side until he was out of office. The book didn't come out until May 2025. Where was he in 2023, 2022, 2024? When I was speaking up and getting ex-communicated, he didn't pay a price. He told the truth when it was convenient. I told the truth when I lost everything. In my book, I lost everything out of it. There are things I can't even easily articulate to you, but I lost more than I could quantify. I lost a person that I love the most in life, which is basically everything. But also, people say, "Oh, she's just an employee. Give me an effing break. I'm not an employee. You couldn't hire me if you tried. I didn't work for the DNC. I did it because I want to and I loved our country." When I first started, the DNC was not like this. When I first started, when I first became a Democrat, it was a Clinton's. In frankly, Adam and from my perspective, they were sensible, physically, socially. It was okay. Then somehow under Obama, things started to go awry. I think actually Obama was the beginning of the sudden lurch to the left. Now the parties are so totally incompatible with my worldview. Yeah, I don't know whose worldview it's compatible with. I talk to. I was out the other weekend with the guys I used to do the mancho with, which is Jimmy Kimmel and Daniel Kellison. They're both very hard left, which is ironic. It's funny. I'd always have to go that way. But we don't talk politics, and everyone gets along. But Daniel does like the talk politics to me, maybe after a couple of drinks. He kept saying, "I like mandamni. What's the problem with bass or whatever?" I just finally had to say to him, "Daniel." He's like, "What's wrong with free supermarkets? What's wrong with rent control?" I said, "Daniel, there's nothing wrong with all the things they're asking for. They can't pull it off and it never works. I'm not arguing with take care of the children and healthcare and sanctuary cities and free supermarkets and free healthcare and day care and childcare. I'm not arguing with any of it. You can't do it. You never could do it. It's not doable. I'm not arguing with where your stupid heart is. I'm saying you can't do it, which is like, I'm just being pragmatic. You're talking to somebody, you know, some kid who's a D minus student in junior college and he goes, "I'm 40." And he goes, "I want to be an astronaut." I'm just saying, "No, no. Just get a job at Starbucks and save your money." You know what I mean? Oh, you don't think I can be an astronaut? No. No, I'm being realistic. You can't do this. It's not going to work. None of your socialists bullshit ever works. It's not doable. So don't keep giving me the fucking speech about don't you want, free this and free that and discount this and what about the children? I want it all, but I don't have a magic wand and neither do you. And you can't pull this shit off. Amen. Amen. And guess what happened 100 days into mom Donnie's term. He ran out of money. He held a press conference saying, "Governor hopeful. You got to, you know, you got to give us some state funds." He had no money 100 days into his term. Yes. It's supermarkets. Not going to work. None of it's going to work. None of it ever works. It just doesn't. It's, it's, that's absolutely spot on, but it's actually more dangerous than that. It's not just it doesn't work. It leads to death and distress. Yes, yes. It's a gateway drug to communism. Yes. And people get killed. Literally, people get killed. I know that because people, my family got killed. And Mao Zedong killed more people than Stalin, Hitler combined. Yes. Frankly, I feel like Mao Zedong has like been flying under the radar, but this guy is dangerous. You know, he's, he's, he destroyed my family, you know? So I feel like I have every,
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We're not factoring it in. And meaning, if you put something out there and you say, look, if you come to this country and you give birth in this country, then the child you give birth to is a citizen of this country. And you hear that and at first blush, you go, well, that sounds reasonable. You've now invented birth tourism. You just invented birth tourism. And there's going to be mills and segregate and people that are getting paid and money, changing hands. And you just created a business. You don't know it. You thought you're being kind or charitable or doing the right thing. But now you have surrogates and you have billionaires and you have businesses and you have now have baby mills. And that's what you just created. You didn't know it, but that's what you created. And when you said, oh, you can pay. We will pay family members to stay at home and take care of their elderly. You just created another rip off business. Now everyone's getting paid. No one's doing whatever. When you create these entities, you create these businesses and it's human nature. It's sad, but that's who we are and you are relying on people to do the right thing. They do not do the right thing. When you do, when you open a supermarket that's 40% cheaper than the one across the street and you say, let's just keep it to New Yorkers. People will drive in from other states, load up, take it back to their state, sell it. If you go, let's not make it a crime, anything under $975 shouldn't be a felony if you steal it so we don't have people going into prison. You just create another business. You create all these business because it's based on people doing the right thing. People don't do the right thing. They get pushed. You know, people pay their taxes because they don't pay their taxes, they'll go to jail. If you're told to pay their taxes by just doing the right thing, you're an American. Pay your taxes. See how that would work. Adam, that's so spot on and you bring up an example that hits home for me because here in Philadelphia for a time they didn't prosecute any crimes or load $200 and you know what happened. Stores fled, shop shut down, businesses moved out of Philadelphia. We had criminals during the summer of love just breaking to Nike and Apple and just steal this stuff and get away with it. They burned down my street. I actually moved here recently four years ago because after George Floyd, they burned down my street and it smelled like rubber the whole time. So these people, it's, you know, so called racial racist, I'm sorry, racial justice warriors, sure looked like they were taking, you know, taking advantage of an opportunity to steal as many sweatpants and Nike shoes as possible. Well, I mean, I'll give you the perfect example. You have AOC, what's AOC say? This mother, she wants to feed her children. So she steals a loaf of bread. There's nothing wrong with that. She's just trying to feed, bitch, that doesn't happen. It never did happen. They're stealing sweatpants and Nike's and laptop computers. What you're saying is a human, you wish humans were this way. I wish humans only stole when their kids were hungry and all they ever stole was a loaf of bread. Sorry, AOC, that's not how it works. They steal tons of shit and they sell it and they fence it and then they buy drugs. Who is the mother who is stealing the loaf of bread? You have Gavin Newsom who sat in this studio 14 years ago and explained to me that the homeless problem, that the real face of homeless was the mom who got divorced, who had a full-time job, who was on minimum wage, who had two kids. Yeah, you wish that's what the homeless problem was. By the way, if that was the homeless problem, I'd take care of it by this weekend. We'd be done. It's junkies who are mentally ill, shitting in their pants and walking in a circle in the street. That's the problem. The moms who had a full-time minimum wage job, it could be cleaned up immediately. It's thieves and junkies or junkies who become thieves. Yeah, I think you hit the nail in the head, especially in cities like mine where they give out needles. You hear about that? There's a headline basically and all paraphrase, but I just saw it. It's from, I think it's from Portland, you know, 2020. It says Portland becomes the first city to decriminalize heroin. And then a headline four years later from 2024, Portland declares an emergency because of the drug addict. So whatever. Here's what I'm saying. Here's what I want. Here's what I was saying to my buddy, Daniel. I'm with you. I wish any of this works. It doesn't work and you can't pull it off. I'm not saying be compassionate to the homeless, be compassionate to the drug addicts, be compassionate to everybody. It doesn't work. And all you guys want to talk about is feelings. Oh, so now I don't like the homeless and I don't like poor people and I don't like moms who can't feed their, it's not that. It doesn't work. It's like saying, don't discipline the kids. Oh, you don't like kids because you know, I want them disciplined at school. Otherwise, they're going to have a horrible life and they're going to have prison. Everything is some sort of hate crime. Everything is some sort of massage and anistic thing. It's none of that. It's what's good for you. It's like saying, it's like saying, telling your kid, you got to eat scrambled eggs for breakfast. The mom goes, oh, he wants cow chocolate and then I go, he's not eating cow chocolate. He's eating scrambled eggs and then the kids starts crying and the mom says, oh, you don't like your own son. No, I'm doing what's best for him. I'm not being mean to him and it's not because I hate kids. Yeah, that's that's so spot on. I just feel like every time we dare to criticize the left, it's because we're racist or sexist or some, you know, we're not see what else do they throw at me? Well, you had Anna Kasparian, I think you did a podcast with her. I did, but that we are no longer together. I did a thing. I did a rant 10 years ago where I was just like, I want you to feed your own kids. I don't want the government to feed your kids. I want you to make the kids breakfast. I don't care about the money. It's not about the tax money. It's about you putting the effort in and feeding your own kid and not having your kid relying on the government starting at age five, I don't want him relying on the government. She then did a whole expose on how much I hated kids. Oh, she didn't expose a on how I'm supposedly a xenophobic because I imposed a mom Donnie. That was the name of the show. She said I was an xenophobic. Right. Hey, be. I will say this, terms of phobia, you know, they go, well, there's different kinds of phobias, you know what I mean? And they'll say, they'll say homophobic, you know what I mean? And homophobic, which I don't think anyone really is homophobic, and it doesn't really fit because I don't know anyone who's scared of homosexuals or has ever felt threatened or what have you. But let's just say homophobic. Homophobic doesn't really add up, the math doesn't add up, because homosexuals don't kill and injure a lot of people. Islamophobia makes sense, they do kill a lot of people, you know what I mean? I don't think that's a phobic, phobia, it's like, what I mean is it's like, nobody, nobody goes, oh, my family was killed by drunk driver. So I'm really kind of cautious when I go out, you know, on New Year's Eve or something for drunk driver. Oh, so your drunk driver phobic? No, no, that's a real concern, like that's something that exists, that's something that exists. Islam kills a lot of fucking people, they blow up a lot of shit, they knife a lot of people, that's not a phobia, that's a realistic thought. Homophobia is a phobia, Islamophobia is realistic. It's a rational fear. Yeah, yeah. And you have Abdul Al Sayed out in Michigan saying that he explains the way Islamic terrorism by saying that hurt people hurt people. Yeah, I know, it's perfect, that's, that's the other thing too. The other thing too is all crime, by the way, it's not just Islamophobia, it's just that, you know, the poor black kid who stabbed the kid at 15, he must have had a rough go of it. You know, they do all that all the time. I have no idea what that sort of thing, you know, how poor my family was when we came here, I was counting pennies up until like 10 years old. So give me an effing break, my family never took a handout. We actually bought our East Asian work ethic to America. My family built a multi-million dollar business. My family has employed hundreds of Americans over the years, more than we can count. How many handouts would we take? Zero. How much help do we get from the government? Zero. We worked hard as F to this day. And that is the way it should be, that is American dream. I grew up. Being on the dole is not the American dream. I grew up with insanely poor people who are lazy, by the way. We didn't have your Asian work ethic. We were lazy round eyes here. But fine, we were poor and my mom was on welfare and food stamps. And one day, and my mom wasn't even a particularly moral person. She wasn't a religious person. But I think I came home from the savons or the thrifties or whatever it is. And she asked me, like, where did you get the batteries for that thing or something? And I said, I took them. I stole them from the thrifties. I figured she'd be okay with it because she was on welfare and food stamps and stuff. And she was into freebies, you know? And she's like, you got to walk back and you got to return, that's you give it back. Give it back. And she wasn't even, you know, like I said, religious or anything. We were super poor. It's like. And so we're a lot of people around me. But nobody stole anything and nobody hurt anybody and nobody thought it was the right to take other people's stuff or put their hands on anybody that no one would ever do that. Or other people had money. They had stuff. It wasn't our stuff. It was their stuff. They worked. Well, your mom sounds strong and incredible, I think. Nah. She wasn't great. But she was super honest. I was in Cherry Hill, New Jersey when I was five. I found a 50. Right down the street. Found. I was at the mall. Found a $50 bill on the ground and she said, you got to return it to lost and found. Wow. That's not yours. Wow. What a woman. Well, I don't know. She wasn't good in other departments, but she had that. She had that going. Isn't it always like that? You know, sometimes I give thanks for our parents' flaws because I don't think I would be so strong today had I not been through hell. You know what I mean? Well, what I'm saying is you can be poor and you can find $50 and you can realize that's not your $50 and you can go return it. You don't have to keep it AOC. It's not yours. It's not your bread. That is very true. So I mean. So you said you said that you lost the person you love the most when you crossed over. And by the way, I've not cut anyone off in my life ever, but I have been cut off by many because of my policies and political stances. I've never cut anyone off. I've been cut off. So they're wildly intolerant. But you said the person who loved the most, but you didn't say who that person was. And I never have, I guess, until now. I go on air and I discuss politics. I don't like to talk about my drag other people onto National TV. But Adam, you know, people come to my book. Let me just. I have to show you. This is my book. Yay. Oh, yeah. I've seen it ever. Yeah. Thank you. So people are coming for politics, but the twist is, Adam, this is a love story. And I don't mean to the party. It's an actual love story. The book is dedicated for the way we were. On the first page is a quote from Anna Karenina saying, he saw her without looking at her just like you see the sun without looking at the sun. Wow. This is a love story. And I think it's why it's so powerful. And I can't wait for America to read it. They will be shocked. They think of me. A lot of people think of me as some partisan, I mean, that's a very charitable word, but they've called me all sorts of things, the C word, the W word, everything under the sun. Hold on. C word. Okay. Or letters. W word. Actually, there are other C words. There's also. Are we allowed to curse on you? Yeah. Go ahead. I mean, there's also chink, but I was thinking of another one. Oh. For Asian. Yeah. But there's also a C word that people use for women. Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of. But W word. Which? I don't know what W is. Really? Ah, well. I mean, there's Lahore India. Oh, hoar. Oh, hoar. See, I don't. My problem is, I'm such a bad speller that every. If you tell me W, I'm just going, "whoa, water, wood, wise." I would never go. One thing. Yeah, I see. That'd be the H word for me, the whore, or something. That's why. Yeah. All right. So, hoar. Hoar. Okay. I got you now. That's really funny because I'm actually the most monogamous woman you'll ever meet and I'm the farthest thing from. Well, they don't. When they call you a whore, for instance, I'd probably been called a whore. It just means I'm money-grubbing. Like, I'm selling out. I just want money. You know, like. I'm going to go to the. I'm going to R&C make a speech and come home with a sack of money, you know? That's how they. That's how they think. They think everything's a financial thing. By the way, it's the opposite of a financial thing. You talk like I talk in Hollywood, you never work again. These are the whores. These are the ones who quietly say what they feel, but publicly never say a word because they want to keep working in Hollywood. So I don't know who the real whore is here. First of all, I think you're incredibly brave for everything that you do. Please don't ever forget that. You are a hero to countless Americans around the country. Don't forget that. Number one. Okay. And number two, you're totally right. So there's been interest in adapting my book into a movie. We were just told by a very famous studio that they couldn't do it because it was conservative. Right. But I'll tell you what they don't realize. What they don't realize is they're now behind the trend. You know, Nike just got delisted from the top 100 companies because of their woke bullshit. Like they don't realize they're still living like it's 2017. It's not. The biggest names, the big, it's, it's, it's swung. The pendulum, pendulum is swung over. Now they don't know it yet because they're in these circles and they're in these bubbles. It's the same thing like when Trump beat Hillary Clinton and everyone in New York and everyone in New York and publishing and entertainment and everyone in LA and publishing and entertainment, they all just looked dumbfounded. They're like, I don't know one person that would have voted for Donald Trump. How's it, how's it possible when every single person I know? I mean, it's literally.
They're like it's literally like this for them it's like every single person they know said I Like pepperoni pizza everyone everyone who works for them Ever they met everyone at ever cocktail party was those pepperoni pizza pepperoni pizza And then you said how about Hawaiian style and everyone went I hate Hawaiians I've not hated and then at some point they find out Hawaiian style was voted most popular pizza and they're like what? No, there's nobody I've never even heard anyone say one nice thing about I don't even know anybody does that's who they are They're in that world. So it's taking them a little while to catch on, but that's where it's going That's so right That's so right There's an echo chamber. So Adam I'm alumni Class president at Princeton and there have been attempts to remove me Because of my conservatism sure that's all they all they have is removing People that's all they have is the threat of cancel cancellation. That's all they have they don't have policy. They don't have anything that works All they can do is try to get you to shut up. That's all they did with COVID. They didn't have anything that worked The only thing that worked was canceling you They don't have their plan is for you to shut up not for them to do something that's worthwhile That's exactly right. Well, they're removing me next year. So they got their wish Unfortunately, I don't I don't know. I think it's it's a it's a badge of honor To be removed from what Ivy League school. I know how do they remove you? I'm the longest serving officer in Princeton history. I actually became class president 17 At 17. Yeah, so I was a first and only woman to be elected president all four years at Princeton. There's no wow And so after on graduation day, I was elected alumni president And so I've been president ever since since I started speaking out against a democratic party There have been attempts to amend the constitution to impose term limits on me when that didn't work They Coordinated an effort to remove me. And so I have only a few months left in my term. I never I always say it all the time What do they care? I mean, there's a difference of opinion You know, there's so many they see me as a Nazi. I know I know they believe their own propaganda sometimes But you know, I always say this I one time as an experiment. I just went and looked at the activities that took place On the campus of Cal Berkeley And it's like they're indigenous peoples dance troop and there was a you know lesbian Pottery ex-moze or something and all I did was go I'm not interested in any of those things. So I would not attend any of those things But if Ben Shapiro came to speak I might want to attend and hear what Ben Shapiro had to say But I'm not trying to cancel all the other stuff. I would just go to the stuff. I wanted to go to and not go to the stuff I didn't want to go to I don't understand why they can't conduct themselves that way Yeah, it's uh as we You know we concluded this earlier they are deeply intolerant the party of tolerance is Ironically the most deeply intolerant bunch of people have ever met in my entirely that's why they always talk about tolerance It everything. It's we're we're circling around. It's all projection. But I do We hovered around it a little so you you you refer to the book as a love story And you lost the most important person to you because of this But we didn't really establish who that person was or what that was it was just somebody that was with three years I told you at the beginning. I was with the boy white man three years and um He's gone. I haven't um actually Adam um I cannot believe I'm telling you this and I hope to god. He's not watching. Let's just I hope he doesn't Um he left me six months ago exactly Because of politics That was a huge contributing factor. He's a liberal. Yes He's a saint literally a San Francisco liberal like actually in San Francisco also a liberal vegan vegan Yes, he gets who I'm sorry. He did your favor my lady Now you're free. He gave me art um because I don't think I would have written a book like this had it not been for pain Adam there were days when I would just be on my hardwood floor and just crying I um I I actually think my neighbor moved to I have a sneaking suspicion that my I used to live across from a gay couple They disappeared and I'm wondering is if because I crowd cry too loud. Did I cry too loud? Well Listen He gave you art. That's kind of interesting. Yes, and I came to the conclusion a couple weeks ago I'm a writer first and foremost writer writing for me is everything. It's uh I actually wish I could read a page to you, but I want you to read it by the I don't know if you have a copy of my book But if you only read one page, please read the last page and then you will understand who I am but um I came to the conclusion a couple weeks ago on the train around 4 a.m. That I think I would rather have my art than have him And ultimately that is everything for me to arrive at that point Is extraordinary because I never imagined that I would be okay without him Well you say you're monogamous. I mean, you know the opposite of a whore Whatever whatever that is. I've only Adam. I never said this before, but I've only been with one man my entire life So tell me more about how I'm a whore uh, well money whore. Sorry money grubbing Oh, well no one's paying me to tell you know no one fox using pay me I know they would they do that you go on fox news and they pay you so you can pair it back Hannity's talking points. It's like no it doesn't give you any talking points. It doesn't give you any money Okay, yeah for the people in the know for people who actually appear on fox news You know that they don't pay you unless you're a contributor. Yeah, but I can tell you Because I used to host a show called Love Line for a long time So I've talked a lot of people about relationships and from personal experience um You know as uh The great cat Stevens Ramsey Islam or whatever he's called himself now, but uh is this song called the first cut is the deepest and and it's tough man, I mean I had my first girlfriend a little late in life and We broke up. I wasn't right for a year I really I wasn't right per year. I was depressed for a year and and it happened use use of Islam as cat Stevens and so As you go through life and you have other relationships It gets much easier and it really does, but the first one is tough And if you and and if you do the first one later on in life, I think it's even tougher It's the kind of thing you got to get through in high school, you know, you got to have a have your have your love in the 10th grade And then haven't break your heart or whatever and then have your college crush and if if you go through it enough You kind of even out on it if it happens a little later in life and for me it was a little later in life It hit hard So I get it and you just have to know That It'll get better and it also it just gets better the more you get out there and date and all all that kind of stuff It sounds weird But it just gets it just gets easier as you as you go through a line actually Adam, I have to tell you I'm actually fine. I'm not I wasn't fine But I'm actually fine. This book saved my life. I'm not just saying this This is not me promoting it, but I'm just telling you that the writing of the book came at the perfect time He left me one day before my manuscript is due so the last page. I remember being frozen In my chair after I happened he did it over the phone Um And I remember just being frozen there just sitting there and then I cranked out the last page and the last page as you read it was the last pages I wrote it pretty much and um Adam I'm Christian um I give thanks every day to God that I have this strength. I never imagined that I be like this. I'm so strong now this book Was my saving grace It is literally my soul and it is not your typical political book. It doesn't read that way. It reads like A thriller a love story a work of art. It's intended to be a work of art I've you know there are ghost writers there are people writing books for a famous people. No No, I wrote this I wrote this I even I wrote this I paid for this with my life blood. I paid for it with my life with my blood and my tears and everything the book is everything
You understand, it's, yeah, it's not what people expect at all. The people probably, some people probably think it's red meat. Yes, it's conservative, but it's a deeply American story. It's a love story. It's one of heartbreak and resilience. I say, you know, I say, leaving the democratic cult was very hard, frankly, the hardest thing was losing him. That was the biggest blow. It, the loss of him that clipped it by many galaxies. But now that I know I can survive that, I can survive anything. What could possibly be worse than somebody who you loved losing, leaving you? There's nothing worse than that, but I survived it. So I'm impenetrable now. I'm, yeah. Well, I don't know if you want to be impenetrable. I don't mean physically, oh gosh. No, I don't mean physically either. I just mean, you know, you get your heart broken. Everyone gets their heart broken. Hopefully, multiple times really in your life, it just kind of means you let a pretty good life. You know, like my, I look down sometimes and I see my hands are kind of beat up. My hands are beat up, but it's because I used them a lot. Like I did a lot of stuff. I needed to do. I boxed and I built stuff and I just, I did a lot of stuff with my hands and now my hands are kind of beat up, but it means I did stuff, you know? And that's this kind of life, man. I used them, you know? And when you use your hands a lot and you get a little older, your hands think it beat up, you know? But it's, but I'd rather, I don't want to die with pristine hands. That's basically what I'm saying. That's actually, that's, that's beautiful. And I don't know if you want to die with a pristine heart, like with the heart that's just never been broken. - No, I don't. You're absolutely right. I'm actually writing a sequel. It totally goes off the rails, but, um. Yeah. It's like, uh, it's like what Anton Chekhov said. He said loving it, no, I'm sorry. Anton Chekhov says something different that I wanted to quote. He said, um, you remember so well because you love so deeply, but what I was trying to get at, I'm sorry, it's Pablo Neruda. He said loving is so short, but forgetting is so long. I'm gonna be forgetting for the rest of my life, if you know what I mean. - Yeah, at some point you'll be with somebody and you'll be a little more like-minded and you'll think to yourself, ah, thank God, that salad eater broke up with me because of, without him, I would have never met this guy and moved to Texas and look at me now. - You think I should move to Texas? I'm really thinking about Miami. Are you saying Texas is better? - No, I'm just saying, I had a look. I can't talk. I live in California, but at a certain point, when you live in a state that you fundamentally disagree with, wholeheartedly, and every single time they pass some piece of legislation, all you do is shake your head and go, "God, the hell are we thinking?" You know what I mean? Gavin Newsom now has a bill where California can't hire anybody who worked previously for ICE, you know, we couldn't hire them as a cop or fireman. They can't work for the water, gas company or the water company. If you worked for ICE or border patrol, like if you just protected this nation, if you worked trying to protect this sovereign nation, California will not hire you. He's trying to pass a bill. It sounds illegal to me, but the point is is, how long can you live in a place? You should just fundamentally oppose everything they do. It's kind of an interesting social, psychological experiment. - Yeah, I'm friends with Federman, who's the two of us are kind of out on an island here. - Mm-hmm. - So I know you're right about that. You don't Patrick Petty, but, right? - Yeah. - He's always asking me to move to Miami. So I'm definitely, I'm thinking about it, actually. - I think you'd be welcome there. And yes, circling back to the Republican party who's supposed to be bigots and xenophobes and scared of those who look different than us. I love that one. The reality is, is you get embraced as a woman or a black woman or an Asian woman or a gay, whatever. You're actually embraced when you go over to the Republican party because they want more of you, so to speak, you know? They, it's quite the opposite of them discriminating. You actually get embraced by this. - Yes, it's been unbelievable. It's a gift from God, I truly believe that. It's, I've, Adam, it brings me to tears. How kind they've been to me. I've never seen anything like this. It has exceeded all of my preconceived notions about conservatives. I was wrong, so wrong. I believed all the liberal propaganda about conservatives being monsters. No, couldn't be farther from the truth. - Right. - Just takes my breath away. - I know. - How loving conservatives have been. - Everyone on the left would basically now say, "You've been brainwashed and they're just using you." - I love the using part. - No, I'm very independent mind to die. Good luck, anyone trying to control me. - Unburdened is the name of the book. - Lindy, whenever you're in Los Angeles, come by. See us, see us in person at the studio. - Oh my God, that would be a dream. Adam, I'm a long-time fan, first time caller. (laughing) - Thank you, my dear. And. - Thank you so much. - Good luck on those dating apps. - Oh, no, I can't. (laughing) So ask, well let me know if you have a handsome white man. - I'll find you, I'll find you a meat-eating white dude, and I'll set you up. - Yeah. - All right. - Well, ideally conservative. - Oh, don't worry. They won't talk to me if they're not. Well, actually, I got a few, I got a few liberal friends. 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And I'd like to think, and it seemed at least at the time peacefully, passed away, after a long, tough battle with this dreadful disease. I brought on Kim Bright, founder of Brightcore, who's been helping people with their health and their nutrition for over 50 years to talk about this with us. Kim's been on quite a few times. And she said, I'll call her pioneer in this field. Good see you again, Kim. Well, thank you, Adam. Yeah, it's good to see you too. Thanks for having me back. Yeah, this story about Ronda Sutherland is so sad. And you know, what's really devastating is it's just one of so many that have suffered heart breaking loss from dementia and Alzheimer's disease. And the thing that's really frightening is that it doesn't just affect older people. Now early onset Alzheimer's is affecting people in their 30s and 40s. I mean, this is not sad. I mean, I'm 71 now. So I'm more focused than ever on doing everything I can to keep my brain healthy. But there are reports out there that are showing spikes. And I mean, these are huge spikes, such as 373% increase in diagnosis among 30 to 44 year olds, and a 311% increase in 45 to 54 year olds in the US. And that's just recently. Again, as you said, 57 million people worldwide are now living with Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia. You know, also we're living longer than we used to live. So if we're getting dementia, you know, back in the day when people made it to 60 or 65 and you got dementia when you're 59, well, so be it, but you live with it for a couple of years. And now people are living into their 80s and getting dementia in their 40s. And that means there's a long time you're going to spend on this planet with dementia and all those who have to take care of that as well. And that's really the sad story too that those people are people that have to be responsible for you. But there's so many people that will conflate the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's. Dementia is a broad term for the set of symptoms in memory, like in memory loss, where you have impaired thinking, behavioral changes that interfere with your daily life. But Alzheimer's disease is a specific and progressive brain disease that is responsible for dementia, 60 to 80% of the cases. Now, this is caused by the damage and death of brain cells due to this sticky protein buildup. And a many people don't even realize that they're suffering from dementia because they miss the early signs, things like short-term memory loss, repetitive behavior. Well, they'll be asking the same questions over and over again, or telling the same stories over and over again. They get lost or they forget what day it is. They just struggle with simple daily tasks too. How much, I mean, I know from other discussions we've had and through a lot of science that's coming out now that sort of all roads lead to the gut. And we used to kind of think all roads lead to the brain, but now we sort of realize they go from the gut to the brain. And I want to talk about that with you. But I also am curious if they study sort of exercise for your brain, sort of like exercise for your body. Like for instance, when I go and do tons of stand-up routines and tons of shows and work a lot, I do feel myself getting sharper because I'm spending so much time on my feet in front of a crowd, like having to memorize things and work out things and things of that nature. Versus if I take a few weeks off and I just sort of watch a lot of TV, I get a little dim. And I know they say playing crossword puzzles and things like that, that's good. So there's like, you tell me, is it gut and sort of brain exercise or is it all gut or what are the scientists saying? Well, of course, when you move, you get more oxygen to your brain. And when you're doing things that keep you sharp, like having to memorize things, crossword puzzles, as you mentioned, when you're moving around, you're going to get more oxygenation throughout the whole body, including your brain. I mean, for years, the medical establishment viewed the brain as an island, which was separate from the rest of the body. But when doctors are targeting brain diseases, they often prescribe medications in an effort to directly target the brain. But what they're doing is they're forgetting about, let's look at the root cause. They only treat symptoms instead of trying to cure the problem. Now, you know, movement and all that, but gut definitely has an enormous, enormous impact on our brain health. There's neuroinflammation and oxidative stress too, which are two of the primary contributors to loss of our cognitive function that then lead to degenerative neurological diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Now, there was a stunning breakthrough that's actually reshaping what we know about Alzheimer's disease. And this is showing that researchers have actually managed to transfer the symptoms of Alzheimer illness to healthy rats, simply by transplanting their gut bacteria. Wow. Now, this is pretty revolutionary. This discovery could revolutionize how we actually diagnose and treat one of the world's most devastating forms of dementia. And of course, let me, sorry, let me just make sure we're clear. They're taking the gut bacteria of rats with dementia or Alzheimer's and transplanting that to other rats who are healthy and did not have that. And then those rats have Alzheimer's and dementia as well. You hit the nail on the head there, proving that it's in the gut, it's the biome in the gut. It's not the rats brain. Yeah, it's showing us how effective that that gut is if it's healthy and how effective it is that making it sick, if it's not healthy. Because what we eat has a tremendous impact on our cognitive health. It's going to impact our levels of inflammation, if you're eating a lot of sugar, eating a lot of crap, processed foods, all that creates inflammation and oxidative stress. But more importantly, there's a direct link, as you mentioned, between the gut and the brain. This is known as the gut brain access. Now, this intricate bio-directional meaning it goes flows in both ways. This is a communication network that links your gastrointestinal tract directly to your central nervous system. So, picture it's like a highway, if you will, between your gut and your brain. And it's involving nerves like the vagus nerve, hormones, and immune signals where they're constantly sending messages that are going to affect your mood, your digestion, your stress, and your cognitive function. And the chemistry of the microbiome, your gut microbiome directly dictates your mental health and cognitive function. I mean, Adam, if you think of your gut as your second brain, talking to your actual brain, it's going to influence everything from anxiety to appetite. And when your gut ecosystem is in balance and thriving, it's going to produce essential neurotransmitters, like serotonin and dopamine, the hormones that are responsible for, you know, feelings of happiness and well-being. In fact, 95% of the serotonin is produced in our gut before it makes its way to the brain. And a well-balanced gut microbiome also is going to reduce the systematic neuro-inflammation that cloud you're thinking. Well, all I know is when I watch TV in the last probably two to three years, it seems like every third commercial is some medication for your gut. I see these commercials where they have this illustration of like a weed tightening around everyone's gut. And everything is just, it's either commercial about somebody needs medication because they're depressed, or the other one is something is wrong with their gut. And I just sit and watch these commercials all day and I go, what's going on? Why now?
How come all this, all the dementia's all coming up when all these commercials for all these gut medications are coming on, which are all pharmaceutical, and I'm sure just exacerbate things. But there is something going on with this country where I talk to people all the time and they go, oh, I need my lanta and I need this, I need that for my gut, I can't eat this, I can't eat that. And I realized I am so lucky, I've never had any gut related, anything's ever, but I grew up exposed to a lot of dirt and I played outside and I exposed myself to a lot of stuff and I didn't get into the antibiotics ever. I was just some poor kid to sort of rub some dirt on it and basically walk it off was whatever, whatever the problem has, it'd just be sort of walk it off. But I also realized that my gut, not having any issues whatsoever, no acid reflux, never taking a thumbs or anything. I also realized too, and maybe this is a little self-congratulatory. I think more clearly than most people think. I'm able to think clearly and now I'm starting to realize maybe having the good gut has added to some clarity in terms of problem solving. - I think here again, hitting the nail on the head there Mr. Construction, you know, big pharma, I'm telling you, a big pharma, all it does is it just keeps people and it downwards viral. Yes, there's a time and a place for certain drugs, but most of those drugs we don't need, especially antibiotics, there's way to many antibiotics that have been issued over the years to people and just they just keep going and it downwards viral. Because what they do, look at the name anti against biotic life. So this drug goes in and it's going to kill the bad guys, but it's also going to kill your good guys. So if you keep taking these things, you have no gut microbiome left. It's kind of like what they've been doing to our soils where you're putting, pouring so many pesticides, so many chemicals, so many herbicides, so much crap into the soil that it's dead, it has no microbiome. So what's our food look like when it's growing in a dead soil? It's the same thing in our body. Our body can't function right if our microbiome is dead. And it's, you know, it's really bad. So, you know, there's other things too. We talked about how inflammation and oxidative stress are two of the leading factors causing cognitive decline, but now it's been discovered that there's even a bigger one. The thing that they discovered at them is the sticky protein fragment called amyloid beta. And what it does is it builds up in our brain, it blocks the neurons from making connections and from communicating with each other. And this is what causes Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Now normally the brain is built to clear away these proteins, but in dementia, amyloid beta is going to clump together. They form plaques and they form them between the brain cells. So then now these plaques are interfering with communication between the neurons. They're triggering inflammation and then they may eventually damage or kill brain cells. So what is this going to affect over time? It's going to affect your memory. It's going to affect your thinking and reasoning. And it's going to affect your mood and behavior. And most importantly, it's going to affect your ability to do daily tasks. - So then that begs the question, what can be done to remedy this amyloid beta plaque in our brains? - Well, they've got research out there that indicates that if we can remove the amyloid beta plaque, we can essentially prevent Alzheimer's disease and dementia from occurring. But let me tell you, these drug companies have spent not millions, not hundreds of millions, but billions of dollars over the past few decades where they try to find a way to remove these plaques from the brain. - I think we have a clip to look at. - The whole point about Alzheimer's was, now we have a genetic group of people that definitely have this beta amyloid. So all the research then focused on what drug, because that's how the pharmaceuticals make money. What's crazy is that I think there was like six or seven drug companies and they were all trying to find this antibody or some cure for this beta amyloid. And nobody ever found it. I think biogen sank $18 billion into looking for this drug on this one immunotherapy aduhelm and they were sure that that was gonna do it. They submitted it to FDA twice and they turned them down in 2019. That tells me if you have five drug companies that have been looking at it for 20 years for something that will stop beta amyloid and nothing has ever worked. - And what all of these big drug companies haven't been able to achieve with their billions of dollars spent over decades, guess what Adam, they can be accomplished. The removal of these plaques can be accomplished with a centuries old superfood, an actual food called kimchi. Have you seen this study about kimchi and its ability to improve cognitive function impaired by amyloid beta, this simple solution? Yeah, I mean, look at the headline of this study. Bioactive compounds in kimchi improve the cognitive and memory functions impaired by these sticky guys called amyloid beta. And amyloid beta is the key marker of Alzheimer's disease Adam and despite all the money spent by big pharma, this is the one thing that has actually been shown to actually be effective in removing these plaques. And it's food. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I feel like almost everything I've learned over the last decade has just fallen under the heading of sort of grandma knew what she was talking about her. You know, all the stuff we always knew that society's trying to talk us out of it, but we always knew diet, exercise, sunshine, you know, connections, people, food, clean food. You know, all the stuff we sort of knew turn out to be true and all the stuff we learned about big pharma and COVID and labs and everything else has turned out, it all turned out just to be a line of disaster. And I get it, they're in the business of making money and they're not in the business of you healing yourself inexpensively and especially a route that has nothing to do with them financially. But I just think we keep learning this lesson over and over again that grandma knew what she was talking about. Yeah, I'm back then grandma and grandpa moved a lot. You know, they were farming, they were, they weren't setting like a blob watching TV all day long or sitting at a desk or at a computer. So we've got to change that up a lot, but we've also got to stop eating and all these processed foods and everything. But back to Kim Chi, this is so exciting because not only did it demonstrate the ability to improve cognitive abilities like your memory or performance, it also mental health with things, it helped with mental health, with things like depression and anxiety. That's huge, do you know how many people out there have depression and anxiety in this day and age? And then it doesn't stop at the brain atom. I mean, there's so many more health benefits that numerous studies have come out and shown from consuming Kim Chi, things like cardiovascular health, lowering cholesterol and triglycerides, you're lowering blood pressure and regulating it correctly, immune health. Kim Chi doesn't only strengthen the immune system, it's also antimicrobial, which means it's antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral and antiparasitic. And it even has positive aspects on our appearance, like the quality of our skin and hair. I mean, it is so effective at them that the pharmaceutical giants, here we go again, they're getting involved, they're jumping in 'cause something works and now they're gonna have to figure out a way to patent it. Pharmaceutical giants sell biotech and NST bio have signed a deal with World Kim Chi Research Institute to turn Kim Chi into pharmaceutical products. So they can now make money off of something that we already have. - Is that crazy? - Yeah, I mean, it's not though if you know their history, you know, they wanna make money. - They wanna make money and that's for sure. - They're in a business where they make their money presumably healing people, but listen, I talked to Dr. Drew about this a million years ago. I said to him over 25 years ago about pharmaceutical companies when he was saying that there were people and there were hooked on all the oxycodone, oxycotten, and all these pain pills. And he said he saw people in his clinic that took 100 pills a day. And I said, yeah, I said, well, that sound pretty good for the pharmacy that's making them. And he said, the pharmaceutical company that's manufacturing those pills is getting rich off of people being hooked on these. 'Cause if I'm your patient for that product, I might take three every five.
years after I had dental surgery or something. But I wouldn't take it every day. And Drew said, "No, no, they don't want that." I said, "Why not? They're a company. They're moving product." And he said, "No, no, they don't want that." And then later on, it turned out they did want it. And they were moving product because they're a company, and the company manufactures a drug, and the more people that take that drug, the more they get paid. By the way, if they made tacos, hope that every American ate 100 tacos a day. Exactly. Exactly. They're going to do what they're going to do. It's not even worth blaming them. That's just who they are. It's being aware enough to confront that that's what they're about. So many people are good people, and they think, and they've been brought up to think, and taught in school, and especially doctors were indoctrinated, that when a patient comes in with, you know, flabititis, or whatever, okay, get the pad out, and it's this pharmaceutical, or somebody else comes in with this, or that, and it's all about pharmaceuticals. So we can't blame the doctors so much. They were trained that way. They were blind cited by the Rockefellers who wanted to get their oil, and everybody's gut, and throughout their body, in the form of pharmaceuticals. That's where it all goes back to. And again, it's bottom line. But, you know, the getting back to kimchi, the reason kimchi is backed by such a multitude of research and real-life success stories is it is due to its over 900 unique strains of beneficial bacteria. Now, I hear it so often from so many people, and I know you love your sauerkraut atom, but guess what? Sound crowd is 28 different probiotics. So, you know, you're talking about a huge difference here. Kimchi with over 900 friendly bacteria, sauerkraut has 28. Eat your sauerkraut, but have your kimchi too, and people that eat yogurt. You know, store-bought yogurt, you got sugar in it, and it only contains two or four different strains. So the best thing that you can do for your health and longevity is eat kimchi. Yeah, I know. The problem, I was in Florida, and I've stayed there for a couple of days, and I bought some kimchi, and I later tried to pack up some of the stuff I bought and Florida to take back with me in the kimchi package, opened in my suitcase. And we had a little kimchi issue because socks and kimchi don't go well together. And yeah, the problem is, is people consuming kimchi. It can be a little tough, and not everyone knows where to get it, it's not always around, and it's tough to transport back from Florida. I would think so. Yeah, your suitcase would smell -- I'm wondering at the R&C when you spoke, were you wearing those kimchi socks? I was wearing my lucky kimchi socks, and Trump commented on them. Yeah, I mean, that's now we're getting to your product, which is you figured out a way to do it pretty easily. That's why we created kimchi one. Because people, you know, they want to eat kimchi, but they can't carry it in a suitcase, and they can't, you know, they can't have it every day. It's just impossible for people to eat every day. Whether you like the taste of kimchi or not. So realizing that people aren't going to eat it every day, we decided, you know, what people will take every day? They'll take a capsule. So the key to getting all the benefits from kimchi is daily consumption. And so now you can take capsules, and we use a cold process drying method that is retaining all of the fiber and nutrition of the actual fermenting kimchi. And kimchi one is low in sodium. So people that are on sodium restricted diets don't have to worry about it. I'm like, if you make your homemade kimchi or you buy it in a store, it's high in salt. 100% made in the USA, non-GMO and its own natural. And Adam, there's so many successes that people have shared with us about taking kimchi one. People that had, you know, problems going out socially, they had bad digestion, bloating. Those people can enjoy life again in their regular now, and people that have had problems with their immune system, who used to get sick all the time. They're not getting sick anymore. And people who experience chronic fatigue, especially after 2020, we know what happened. Then they finally have energy again. And there's even a study out there, Adam, that showed kimchi, helped reduce body fat by 31.8% in overweight individuals. Yeah, I take my kimchi one every day. I'm living in Malibu most of the time. And you know, there's a lot of environmental issues over there. So I thought it'd be good to take my kimchi one. But also, you know, again, I'd love to have the fortitude to eat, you know, a whole bunch of kimchi every day at lunch. But it's just, it's not practical. The pill is so easy. And you know, you can, it's, it's, it goes down easy. It's fine. You can get a little, like, you get the eye, you can tell there's kimchi in there. But it does, but, but, and to me, that's kind of a good thing. I sort of like to taste it a little bit just to know I'm getting what I'm, what I'm signed up for. But, uh, yeah, it works. Um, and, uh, like I said, the gut is kind of the hub. And everything just leads from the hub, all the spokes, the rim, the tire, the road, but the gut is where it all starts. And I think that's what we're figuring out today. And if your gut is not good, man, everything is going to be bad. And like I said, turn on your TV for five minutes and just see all the gut-related products. I mean, forget about the pharmaceutical stuff, just the peptopism on the thumbs and all the, and, and all the jingles and the, and, and, and the hard burn. I mean, just think about what's going on to the gut of this nation. And if you can get your gut right, everything else will follow after that. And Adam, all those things you're mentioning that you've mentioned, they're, they're treating symptoms. Yes. They're not getting at the root of it. The root of it is to put all those over nine hundred different friendly bacteria back into your gut and get rid of the viruses and parasites and the other bugs and funguses that are living there when, when your gut's not in good order. And so these other things, they will suppress that symptom, but they don't actually fix it. Yes. And after you take those over and over again, you're going to just going to make yourself more acidic. And then you're going to grow more bad bugs. And you're going to be, you know, miss or Mr. Swamp in your gut, where you've got all the fungus and the candida overgrowth and all this, you know, crap coming out of your gut going everywhere in your body. Yeah. Candida, right? Are you saying? Yeah. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Look, everyone, it's like saying, well, I have these little small fires in my kitchen. So I just dump baking soda on them periodically. And it seems to work. But it's like, where are these fires coming from? Yeah. Let's try to figure out what's the cause of the fire that the baking soda find that'll put the fire out. But if you keep getting fires in your kitchen, let's try to figure out what the cause of the fire is versus buying more baking soda. All right. You have an offer for my viewers, my listeners today. Of course, of course, they can get 25% off their order of kimchi one by clicking the link below and using code, Adam or for an even better deal, you can get up to 50% off your order, plus free shipping when you call us at 888-418-0915. Now, I started this company 30 years ago. We're small family owned business and we want you to call so we can talk to you and make sure that this product is right for you and answer your questions. And the first hundred callers will get a free bottle of our fortify with their order. Now, fortify contains all nine essential amino acids to protect against cellular damage and help retain muscle mass by delivering the building blocks, your muscles need. And it's actually more efficient than just eating protein. So remember, you can only get the best discounts in that free bottle of fortify when you call. And again, that number is 888-418-0915. Kim always enlightening speaking to you. And everybody, it all begins in the gut. So get that straight in a way. And by the way, save yourself a bunch of money and all the crap you're buying every month and having a dump down your throat to put your little small kitchen fires out. Thanks Adam. Thank you. Keep doing the Lord's work and we'll talk soon. All right, you take care. Kim, right, everybody. Simply say, well, when your home is under threat, you need more than a recording of a break in. You need it to be prevented. Simply safe is different because they stop break ins before they start when intruder sets foot on your property. AI powered cameras.
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Speaking of someone else who passed, and that's isn't really the topic, but it's interesting to me, Duncan Sheik passed, singer-songwriter. I was barely breathing. Right. It pops on, great song, late 90s, whatever, mid-late 90s. I've interviewed all these guys, of course, through K-Rock. They've come in and do love line. Let's sit in with them for two hours. You remember all these people? They go, yeah, it wasn't a press junk in. It was two hours. The radio show, the format was, they were there the whole time. The radio, you can talk about things. That was your show. That was what you did. I think back on some of these guys, I go, "Oh, yeah, Duncan Sheik." Then your mind goes, "What happened to that guy?" I was like, "I was a drug, I was a cancer." I know he didn't have 10 number ones after that, but I'm sure he toured and played. It was nice guy. He was talented. Good player and everything. I was just looking, scrolling. I was reading the article on him, and then under it, it said, "Comments." I was like, "Well, let's see what they have to say about Duncan Sheik." I read the comments. The first one goes, "I don't know this dude." Do you have to, why do you comment? Why do you need to tell me you don't know who this guy is? Narcissism. Also, I'm sure that's lovely for Duncan's family, loved ones, and kids who want to read the comments. Who's this dude? Three out of the top five are like, "I don't know this dude." I'm like, "Why are you compelled to write something about somebody you don't know?" Now listen, there's plenty of artists I don't know. Right. So when they die, you're not commenting on them. Who is this guy? When Nipsey Hustle died, I did not leave an article. I did not leave a comment saying I don't know who he is, because I don't really know who he was. I wasn't familiar with this music or his art. You know what I'm saying? First off, the guy's dead. Do we have to give him a jab in the fucking, we have to give him a shot in the liver from the grave. Number one, number two, what are you doing? Are you earnestly just expressing, I don't know who this is? By the way, you're braggadocious about your lack of knowledge. Right. But people are dumb, and they don't know who anybody is. They don't know who JD Vance is, much less Duncan Sheik. And yes, I'm sure if you're 29, you don't know who a guy who was popular when before you were born was singing about fine. You save yourself some time. By the way, according to this, according to this life strategy you've put together, you're going to spend a lot of time on the internet making comments about people you've never heard of, because that's a lot, it's a wide sloth, sloth of people who you've never fucking heard of. I mean, I'm sure Gloria Steinem died the week before and you had to write, I don't know this bitch is. Right. Everyone who dies, you don't know who they are. Do you have to write this under all of the articles that they should have to now? They should have to. For the next five years, they should have to comment on everyone that dies that they don't know. All right. And now, an answer, Dawson, yes, to something that's been bothering us and vexing us. Okay. Dawson sat in traffic yesterday. As did I. We had to go out to Orange County. Now, the traffic gets worse and worse. It's now it used to be you could drive on a Sunday and you wouldn't have to deal with the traffic because it was a Sunday. And now or at least it was Sunday light. Yeah. Yeah. It's whatever it was, it was lighter than what it is on Thursday. Okay. So now traffic in LA has basically just become like a 7/11. It's all night every day. 7/11 was open from 7 to 11. Now 7/11 is open until 3am. It's a different close. Right. Right. Right. So it used to be this way and now it's this way. And it always drove me nuts that there was this huge, like you go traffic. All right. Let's not call it traffic. Let's just call it a big problem that strikes the rich, the poor, the young and the old, the religious and the atheist. It affects Bill Maher as much as it affects Chuck over there as much as it affects. Right. And how you vote, you are affected by it and impacted in a negative way. Yeah. And for those of you who care about the environment, it's bad for the environment. For those who care about productivity, it's bad for productivity. It hurts everyone and it really hurts the poor people who can't afford a house in the city but have to come in to work so they have to move way out of town to parts unknown so they can afford a house and then they're commute. It's an hour and a half. So it's very impactful and no politicians ever discussed it in my lifetime. I've never heard anyone talk about traffic. They literally don't care. Of course, when I brought up the Gavin News and we started laughing. So you are traffic. Right. So not interested. Not interested, but it affects everyone equally and it's a scourge. So I was talking to Drew the other day and I go, well, I know we don't care because of the freeway signs, because of the electronic freeway signs because they don't say if it steers, it clears, they don't tell you anything other than click it or tick it or slow for the cone zone or slow down, slow down, you're going seven miles an hour. Did you drove to Orange County from here? As I did yesterday, was there any point of that journey where you needed to slow down because they did not need that warning? The average speed was 11 and a half miles an hour. Yes indeed. Right. Okay. So it is totally useless. By the way, after going on a rant about people standing in the middle of the freeway not pulling over not knowing what the law, I was driving home after I yelled that out of Drew. I was
traffic traffic traffic finally came up to two sort of heavy sedish hispanicky youngish women sitting in two cars in the third lane with no damage detectable but obviously there'd been a bump and they're both sitting there and they're getting out of the cars in the middle of the fucking freeway I know it traumatizes these people I always honk at them when I go by I'm not honking them because they're holding I'm honking them to say bitch pull over get off the fucking freeway you're standing in the middle of the freeway but anyway might I realize that I want people to use the blinker nobody uses the blinker I have no fucking idea what the person front of me is doing there's people coming toward me that I don't know if they're turning left in front of me they're just gonna go by I don't know where to honk at the guy at the red because he's not turning but is he turning right or is he going straight then it turns he doesn't use his blinker and then the light changes and then he turns right I would have honked at him and gone to turn right because he will do the right but I realize that much like click it or tick it or slow for the cone zone we need a peppy rhyme behind everything otherwise we won't pass along information or use your blinker right we need something good otherwise we can't pass the information along now we couldn't write use your blinker it's the law but that doesn't rhyme so we need something that rhymes so we need mr. Rachel to come up with something I I think I came up okay I go all right it's say we we start a whole campaign to be use your blinker would be the campaign and it be start blinking the guy behind you doesn't know what you're thinking okay okay a little word start your blinker so I know what you're thinking I need to know what you're thinking so start your blinker you be blinking cuz I ain't thinking that doesn't work it puts it on the right I know let's not urbanize it now it's you start blinkin so I know what you're thinking it's basically I need to know what you're doing and I don't know I believe there's a lot of accidents I got it let's hear it left or right there's a flashing light hmm that's good well listen this all gonna be part of the campaign we'll use that for a while we'll use blinkin and thinking we'll use it all yeah but I'm saying let's get it going let me tell you something when I was when I was in high school like learning to drive like 15 years old I overheard the hot girl in high school say I think using your blinkers is sexy and I was like shit I'm I'm gonna use them all the time she thought it was sexy let's start that campaign yeah all right what do you got in the news department well let's start off with some NFL news former nine or quarterback calling capper Nick oh you mean Malcolm triple act right right I called him I don't know if you saw this but I saw a meme of a toilet brush that was I got to get one of these yes anyway he's he's he's just says that he's has everything in his control to make sure that he's prepared that he's ready for any NFL team just to call him up yeah find a pause find a picture of capper Nick from like high school or first year college but go ahead sorry thank you I don't watch any of the games anymore yeah of course I do love seeing the young quarterback's coming up being successful I'll follow the stat lines to be able to see also what teams we should be calling yeah but that becomes part of I I mean overall the the history and legacy of black quarterbacks is we we have changed the game it does look different because of the playing how it showed up and we've also got to see an evolution of that towards that being more normal you said you said a lot of interesting stuff in there I got to know what you did you said you said you filed a stat lines to see which teams you should be calling yeah so are you still kind of actively you actively like our our game ready you want to get in and still play oh yes I still train five days a week I'm up at 4 30 in the morning doing my training before I go about the rest of my day and maybe this goes a little bit back to to me being a massacre all right this guy's a douchebag but also you don't have to say 4 30 in the morning if you're saying you're up because we know also for guy he's like a for guy doesn't have a job can he just work out let's work out and all right give me that picture of him now the next one down sorry there you go all right now blow it up a little here but I have told you a million times the Colin Kaepernick first off his last name is Kaepernick and his first name is Colin okay so doesn't strike you as a black guy and then I told you his first year of college you look like a Syrian cab driver he does not look like a black guy he doesn't so when he tells all the stories about I grew up in this neighborhood you know it's telling the story about white kids chaining him to a tree and stuff like that you're not black you don't present is black you don't present is black you didn't you do the reason you have the reason you have a 26 foot afro now is you're trying to present is black you don't present is black I it drives me nuts you have a white mom and a black dad or whatever you're raised by two white parents and you look what I would assume would be a Middle Eastern sort of persuasion you don't have the features he present is a kind of I know someone said to me here's a picture of a kid he's 17 what do you think I'd probably go Mexican it's kind of a default setting just go Mexican you'll probably be right nine times out of 10 and then someone no and I'd go like Armenian yeah I mean take me a long time to get to black yeah I don't know that I would get to black I would just go I don't have some sort of Middle Eastern something I'd go Jew before I go black I'd go Jew before I go black yeah well he bet on black and he's staying there right so he's gonna tell you all the stories about why he was discriminated against because he was black except for no one knew he was black just like the bitch that Rose Ann made fun of who what's her name who's like she goes I didn't know the bitch was black and it's like I know because she's got straight hair and she's light skin and we don't have a fucking crystal black ball all right there you go crystal black so black ball it's funny though collar neck cappernick was sitting on the bench but that wasn't enough for him so he a knee was more comfortable in a quarterback in the NFL and a kick returner or the two people who should be taking knees in a game at most a quarterback should take three and that happens in victory formation take three three knees in victory formation to run out oh three knees at most three knees yes call and took more knees in one season than any quarterback in victory the field yes yeah awesome doing some throwing some numbers man yes he's a race hustler and he's a fucking idiot and we're idiots and Nike stock is down and good maybe I get I wonder if that some of that settlement came through in stock and that's why he's like oh shit my money's gone I should have sold I don't know he's cultivating a huge huge afro to try to look at something like something he doesn't present yes okay and then also I say this all the time Obama you know you got though you got the white mama and the black dad and he's got the white mama I don't know exactly everyone's situation with the story is everyone who has a white mom and a black dad the dad abandons the family and then the guy and then oftentimes is raised by the white mom alone and then they identify as black which is a guy who banned in the family now I'm saying is what about mama I thought we're empowering women here why she getting fucked you know what I mean Kamala Harris did the same thing Kamala Harris got a black dad got Indian mom black dad abandons Indian mom raises her and she identifies as what not the person who raised her no no no the one the one the one who stayed behind the cooked all the meals wiped all the asses and made all the beds not her no she's black everybody but by the way being black is a death sentence in this country because we hate black people so why are you bending yourself into pretzels being black if that's the one we don't like and Kamala Harris you have every bit is much of an excuse to be Indian as you do to be black and that's the person who raised you right so Thai goes to the razor Thai goes to the razor that's a 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Let's just say it was systemic racism and you had to target on your back and cops to shoot you just for walking your dog and all this bullshit everyone on the view lies about everything sunny house and says right. All your lies. All your lies. Let's just say you believed all your lies. Why would you identify is that when you could pass yourself off as other if you're in Germany. I don't know. Let's go to Poland. If you go to Poland and it's 1940 and somebody's rounded up Jews and your dads a Jew, but your mom's a Gentile and your dad's splits and your mom raises you. Are you passing yourself off as a Jew in this environment or are you saying I'm absolutely not Jewish because I don't want to be killed or rounded up or put in a gulag. So I will then say I was raised by my mom and they'll go who was she and you go she's a retarded gypsy. Oh fuck. And they go get in the train. Right that down, Chuck. Oh that's great. Well, we just need to have an honest. No, you can't have that one. That's funny. That was an M night shaman plot. That was. Yeah, you can't have that one. People know it's mine because it's funny. Come on, Johnson. Make fun of the kid. Oh, come on. We got the bottle jack in there. Wow. Yep. All right. What else we got? Gavin Newsom was spotted hobnapping with some Hollywood a-listers. They've seen leaving Danero's restaurant. Nobody knobs better than Gavin's wife. Right. He hops and she does all the hop and but she does the knob. There you go. Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Toby McGuire. Basically, this is just another story in the endless wonderment of Gavin Newsom is going to run for president. There's no other reason to be going to for him to be going to dinner with Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Toby McGuire. Oh my god. That thing tank of retards. De Niro's insane. Apparently, this had something to do possibly with the questions over Paramount and Warner Brothers. Still unclear what the hell is going to happen there. Apparently, they settled something, but that does not mean that Paramount's going to stay here. I don't know what the hell is going on with that. But Newsom, who says he would not run for president if Kamala was going to run. I think he knows she's not going to run. In fact, there are new polls coming out where her numbers are getting worse while his are staying bad. So here's the thing about her. Her, the mic is her enemy. The recording device is her enemy. The camera is her enemy. Anything we can capture when she's talking or thinking or answering questions is the enemy. That's why they don't want to debate. Right. This notion of she didn't have enough time for us to find out she's retarded is insane much time needed less time. Yeah. The whole reason. First off, your boss, Kamala, Joe Biden got elected because you hit him in a basement. More camera time and more mic time with Joe Biden would have meant we wouldn't have elected him. So stashing him away was a great strategy. Kamala needed to have less time. Joe should have dropped out later. Joe should have given her instead of two weeks. Yeah. Two weeks instead of 90 days or 104 days or whatever, whatever the fuck it was. Right. So the more we hear from her, the dumber she sounds, which by the way, it's a two way street. So the more a microphone is just a device that captures your voice. If you have great ideas, then the more you speak and do it, the smarter you will come across. And if you have horrible ideas, then the dumber you will come across. And she's now had a lot of time to speak. And she's an idiot. And people know that now at words before she was like a little sexy and a little different and a little exotic. And what she's saying. Oh, she's black. Was she raised in Canada? Which she worked in McDonald's. What's going on? We were down with it. Now we know who she is. And that's going to be a liability. And it's by the way, it's a bad sign where the more you talk, the bigger a liability you become. But listen, we've all been to a fucking dinner or something where you're like looking across the table and some good looking chick on the other side of the table and you're starting to head starting to make up all kinds of bed. She can speak three languages. She looks at and some point she starts talking and you go, all right, was she still kind of hot. But eventually she gets a couple glasses of wine and pipes up a little more. I'll tell you what's going on with this case where the mother burned her to kids and now all of a sudden, you're like, oh, she's a dumb shit. If she would have just kept her mouth shut, you could have fucking spackled over all the cracks in your brain. But now she started talking. And Kamala Harris is a dumb person. And you can't really hide it if you're going to get out and talk. No, you can't. The microphone is the ultimate cipher. It's the ultimate. You are broadcast. Your thoughts are broadcast. Yes. Yeah. We'll check this out. Here's an article from the Babylon B that was released a long time ago. And it says, Nathan Quant is a former e-cigarette user from Grass Valley, California, like others. He recently made the transition to tobacco cigarettes after learning about the immediate dangers of vaping quotes since tobacco products are still legal. They must be a much safer alternative. Well, wait a minute. That's just satire. But the truth is, the truth is a survey of more than 13,000 UK adults by the British public health authority said that they are turning, let's see how many, sorry. Second most popular, I'm sorry, that the second most popular method of quitting vapes is cigarettes. Yes, because you idiots declared a war on vaporized water with nicotine in it. And you started calling it brain poison. Now you got people to get off the brain poison with lung poison. These guys are fucking assholes. Vapes fine. Who gives a shit? These PSAs were that calling it brain poison. I've no, there's no clinical anything behind that whatsoever. There is no technically, technically, like nicotine could be classified as a poison because it goes into your body. It affects it. And then your body releases it. Mushrooms are a poison. Well, is caffeine a poison? That's a good question. I don't know where to draw the line, but well, I'll tell you what to draw the line. Everything you put in your body comes out of your body. Water goes in comes out. Nicotine comes in goes out caffeine goes in comes out. But some things are inert. Okay. Okay. And it's actually yes. It can't be poisoned. It's a stimulant. It affects you. The same way coffee effect you. And by the way, coffee nicotine in and of themselves aren't necessarily bad for you at all. They they actually do things in a positive way. You know, human beings, the reason people wake up in the morning and want a cup of coffee is not for unhealthy reasons per se that makes you more alert or whatever, whatever is nicotine does the same thing. It has like a stimulating effect, but the delivery system of the cigarette is what they had the problem with. So then they started vaping and then they had a problem with vaping because the problem is is it's not that they first off, they want to control everything. It's not that they hate whatever it is they use safety to then control every facet of your fucking life. And it always backfires on them. And so now in order to get off this thing that's not dangerous known as vaping, people are now going to do this thing called smoking, which is the reason. But here's a question for you. Yes. I was watching in my early 70s mid 70s.
'70s Monday night football the other day on YouTube. And it dawned on me. There's commercials for DIP. - Yes. - Skull. - They have White Al, cigars, and they have pipe tobacco. - Yes, a good looking woman packing a pipe. - Sexy woman. - She's handing it to the husband. - Oh, not a hand in hand. - Yeah, she's lighting it and draping her body all over because she's so appreciative. You know, like when you smoke in the house, some ladies love it. - They love it. - They love it. - A good looking chick, leaning on a dude, packs the pipe. That's what I thought marriage is gonna be like. I had no fucking idea. It was gonna be just my expending money on everything and not packing any pipes, but okay. That's how I got in Dr. and I was like, oh, marriage's gonna be good. I'll get my pipe pack, no. Got my clock clean instead. So, man, I'm fucking keep up. - Oh, Chuck, man, I got the singers coming today, man. - Take notes. - Take notes, bro. But don't use the notes. They'll know it. - Don't know. - Yeah, I don't know. All right, so now, it made me think. I was saying to the guys, I go, they got pipe tobacco. They got chewing tobacco. They got cigars. But I've yet to see a cigarette ad. I think they outlawed the cigarette ads five years before the outlawed. All tobacco. - I think that's very possible. - That seems normal. - How can I watch all this money and I football and see all this other tobacco. - I've never seen a Marble man one time. - Not, not, right. - Now, although I did see the Marble man when he hooked up with Harley Davidson. - That's right. - And that was a great movie. - Yep. - All right, we got one more. - Yeah, in fact, one of your kind of favorite topics, if I remember, I'd come back from rock cruises and you'd ask Chris Loxamana. Hey, I asked Dawson if anybody fell off the boat. - Yeah. - Somebody jumped off a carnival cruise on its way back to Mexico the night before it was supposed to land in Long Beach. I found a half, I did it at 10.30, around 10.30 a.m. So like in the daylight, but the ship didn't turn around and to look at for him until about 2 p.m. - Wow, that's a, so that's a, - That's a stance. - Three and a half hours. - Yeah. Good luck. - Uh-huh. - Body has not been found. There should be some CCTV footage. - Why doesn't the call immediately go out? - I don't, well, there's certainly a verification process. They have to go verify that, 'cause they're on a schedule. They're not gonna just turn the boat around 'cause. - No, not them. - Like, where's the coast guard and all that, send 'em. - Well, they're out, yeah, I guess. I don't know, but. - Well, I don't, when you all have a sea on a cruise, you can't see anybody around you. It's not like the coast goes. - I get it. I get it by. - Well, they should fly in choppers, right? - Well, they're going from. - Portavara, where they're going from Mexico. - I believe Portavayarta to Long Beach. - Yeah. - It should be kind of along the coast, I guess, sort of. I don't know exactly, but also feels. - They go out to sea. You cannot see land. You look in all directions and you're not. - Well, I guess that's true. - What is the route? - The Portavara to Long Beach route. But I'm saying, where's the man overboard call? And I don't think, and I don't know, but the cruise ships even have the capacity. I mean, I guess they could figure it out, but it seems like the Coast Guard picks you up. - Well, they certainly have high-tech communications from the Captain to the Coast Guard, yes, that exists. - Thank you, Thomas. - Part of the reason. - But how would a cruise ship pick you up? Like, go to a lower deck, open the loading door, throw a buoy with a row fund. Like, they have a basket. - I don't think they would deploy you to life ship 'cause that would be way too complicated. - I think they would. - They probably would have a dinghy, maybe? - Yeah. - I bet they would have a dinghy that has a way to be raised and taken off. - So where is the Coast Guard? - Here's what happens. This was a day at sea, I'm sure, for the cruise. And they like to go out to international waters so they can open up and see-- - Oh, the sea amble. All right, there you go, Dawson. - That's why they're out there. - All right, so I still think, I don't know what that noise is, but I still think-- - It's a timer in there. - I still think they need to, let's see, alarm notification, person falling man overboard. Turning the ship, Captain immediately maneuvers. The crew deploys a rescue boat, such as a Zodiac, flate a little thinner. So I guess the question is, how come nobody knew he fell over? - Well, they had three and a half hours before they turned around. So somebody knew at 10.30 in the morning, it took three and a half hours to decide to turn around. That's the strange part. I don't think you can take three and a half hours to decide to turn around. I know this too much reliability. - And then they searched for two and a half more hours. According to the California Post, the passenger was, they paged the passenger over the ship, will Joe Smith, Joe Dull. - Yeah, I don't think they could confirm he went over. That was the problem. - Okay, that's right. - It says, I didn't click on the link because I'm reading this on paper, but it says surveillance footage later showed that the man had gone overboard. Now it's unclear whether or not they saw that at 10.30. - No, they probably didn't, right? - No, they wouldn't page him if they're saucer, they went back and looked at the whatever. It seemed like somebody needed to say something, but maybe the guy quietly did it. I don't know, but no, I don't think they spent three and a half hours making their mind up. They couldn't verify it. And by the time they did, this guy was gone, it sounded like it wouldn't come self anyway. All right, this Thursday, Burbank, Flapper, 7.30 over there, and then off October 2nd, Casper, Wyoming, the Realtto Theater, which is good. Two shows, and then SS Park, Stanley Hotel, Concert Hall. Two shows. Okay, man, why shouldn't I work a weekend? I had it's October 3rd, you got amcroll.com for all the live shows, and until next time, this is Adam for Lindy Lee, and Kim Brightcore, and awesome, Dawson, say it. - Wow, you can leave us a voicemail at 888-634-174-4, and get tickets to
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