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00:00:40.000So, I take it upon myself to test everybody as they come into the studio.
00:00:44.000This is not taking away from anybody that's on the front lines.
00:00:47.000It's not taking tests away from any medical workers.
00:00:50.000The tests that they would use for them, particularly, they're using swabs.
00:00:55.000I mean, look, man, those fucking people that are working in those hospitals and the medical workers, those people are legit heroes.
00:01:02.000And if I found out that there was something we were doing that was somehow or another taking away from their ability to be tested, I would never do it.
00:01:33.000I'd go out of my way to not read comments, and these motherfuckers are writing stories where they're taking comments from Instagram and using them as quotes.
00:01:42.000Just some random magoo that's posting something.
00:01:46.000One of them said that we were low-key flexing that we had tests.
00:06:57.000Everybody here has been vaccinated anyway.
00:06:59.000USC and LA County Public Health have come up with a study.
00:07:03.000They found that there are 7,000 cases in California, but they really believe that there are anywhere from 221,442,000 people who were infected.
00:09:21.000I believe the mortality rate is correct.
00:09:24.000I believe that it's way less deadly than they thought it was, but they had to prepare for something that they thought was going to be real deadly, because it's real deadly in Italy.
00:09:32.000But the question is, like, there's so many questions.
00:12:43.000Yeah, man, because of what it physically does.
00:12:47.000When I was going to the grocery store like that, that's when I was the most horrified because that's when you kind of get a temperature of how everyone is.
00:12:53.000And so when I went early on, people were like, are you six feet away?
00:14:26.000But I'm married, happily married, so my brain, I'm not, I am super cautious, like, back away!
00:14:32.000Single people are fucked right now, right?
00:14:34.000If you live by yourself in an apartment, you're not allowed to leave, you can't go to work anymore, so you're just sitting in an apartment going crazy.
00:16:26.000I'm worried about people like my friend Adam Perry-Lang, who owns APL restaurants, like my favorite steakhouse in LA. He's spending most of his time cooking for hospital workers and bringing food to them.
00:16:40.000So that's giving him a sense of purpose through all this.
00:16:42.000And they're doing like curbside pickup where people can order food online.
00:16:45.000It's an amazing steakhouse, but they might not make it.
00:16:49.000And I was texting with him last night.
00:16:51.000I'm going to get him on the podcast soon.
00:16:53.000And he was saying that for his friends in the restaurant industry, it's so grave.
00:16:57.000It's like everyone is barely hanging on and they might drop off left and right.
00:17:02.000I mean, we might lose half our restaurants.
00:17:12.000It just goes straight to the business.
00:17:16.000I think the idea is, look, if you give it to the waiters and the business goes under, the waiters won't have a job when the business comes back.
00:17:22.000So if they keep the business open, the waiters will have a job when everything comes back.
00:17:27.000We need to figure out, you know, these people have to be able to work, and if they can't work, we've got to figure out a way to sustain them.
00:31:23.000Do you know there's people today that have Social Security docked for their student loans?
00:31:28.000Imagine you're at the end of the game, and your Social Security, they're taking your Social Security to pay off some bullshit debt for a loan that didn't do you any good.
00:31:39.000Because here you are, collecting Social Security, broke as fuck.
00:32:17.000And a director named Christine Swanson, she just directed the Clark Sisters movie that came out on Lifetime, did over like 11 million views.
00:32:27.000Her and her husband, Mike Swanson, they were dating at Notre Dame at the time.
00:32:32.000They were like, you should take Japanese.
00:32:33.000They would sit down and look at me and check in with me and just go, you should do this.
00:34:56.000Can't say, like, the letter L right now.
00:34:58.000Everything is W. So I'm like, he's, like, naturally, like, he should be learning Chinese or Japanese now, I think, just because the way his tongue and stuff is forming.
00:35:08.000He'll be like, yeah, well, you know, or...
00:35:11.000And I'm like, we would make fun, you know.
00:35:15.000So, but when I was learning it, I just got really into it because it took, like, a lot of, like, detail to, like, figure it out and it started sticking with me.
00:35:23.000And then I started doing comedy in college and I started, on the weekends, I would drive to, like, Des Moines, Iowa and do a Funny Bone.
00:35:33.000And come back, and they were like, you still want to go to Japan?
00:35:35.000I was like, nah, I know what I'm going to do.
00:35:36.000I found what I was going to do, so I just didn't.
00:40:58.000Because when you're thinking about stuff, you always go, well, what if a pandemic happened?
00:41:03.000Well, our system, where are the holes in our current system?
00:41:08.000But when people are just being intellectuals about it and just, like, talking about it, it sounds boring, and you're like, but when this shit is happening in real time, you're like, this is what economists talk about all the time!
00:46:46.000But it's also at night, there's something about the darkness where I'm like, I just, you know, I do a lot of my really fucked up thinking when everyone else in my house is asleep.
00:47:27.000The head of Germany wrote some letter directly to the head guy in China talking about the only reason why you're in power is because of surveillance and what have you done to the world.
00:47:37.000What you guys have done because of your disgusting pride and you've hidden the facts from people.
00:47:43.000You've tried to distort the reality and because of that hundreds of thousands of people are going to die.
00:48:29.000China never they don't admit any fault ever whenever anything goes wrong They cover everything up and there's so many people that criticize the government in China.
00:48:37.000They just wind up getting ghosted They just disappear.
00:51:22.000Watered down expensive drinks and it's just all happening.
00:51:25.000Then the coronavirus comes and that's like when the lights come on in the club and you get to see how fucked up shit really is.
00:51:36.000And so, because when the whole country just kind of like said, all right, we're going to go with Joe Biden, regardless of how lucid you feel he is or how sharp you think he is, when the whole country was like, we're just going to go with Joe, it just made me think like Trump is like a fancy, a nice resort,
00:54:59.000He's always been the guy that if anybody says anything about him, he talks mad shit about that person, whether it's Rosie O'Donnell or whoever it is that he's been in feuds with.
00:55:09.000And so it's like you respect all of that, but it's just like in times like this when it requires some empathy, when it requires you to look in the camera and say, I feel for the people that are dying, not...
00:55:26.000And so I feel like, so what I'm saying is, I feel like having Joe come up there and play those notes, it feels like people, how everyone just all of a sudden overnight goes, Joe Biden's our guy.
00:55:38.000It felt like everyone was like, I just want to.
00:55:40.000I think it's like when Mariah Carey was on Pills and she couldn't sing the national anthem because she forgot the words.
00:55:52.000You give him a couple minutes on CNN and he can't keep it together.
00:55:56.000What is he going to be like after a year in office dealing with international politics, the economy, the environment, all these different things?
00:56:02.000But what I'm saying is he's going to have...
00:57:52.000What did Chelsea Handler say when she did her whole thing?
00:57:55.000Remember, she just did a whole thing about something on Netflix, and she went on Ellen and said, we need to start listening to women of color.
00:58:04.000It was like, yeah, you probably should.
00:58:09.000I'm not the right person to be talking about this, but I feel like, you know, they say Stacey Abrams is in the running, and I don't think she'd be a bad choice.
00:58:20.000But I've watched how she just puts things in context, and she is very smart, very sharp, and she is not thrown, like, she would be extremely qualified.
00:58:33.000Well, I'll tell you who could actually be president.
00:59:26.000And that's why they say Joe Biden was the best bet, because Joe Biden, so Pennsylvania is a swing state, and Joe Biden is the only person out of the Democratic nominees who did not say he was against fracking.
00:59:38.000He was like, you can't do it all at once.
00:59:42.000And then they had the clip of the fracking protest, and he was like, go vote for somebody else, man.
00:59:47.000Joe was like, go vote for somebody else.
01:02:12.000Dick Cheney was out there calling the shots.
01:02:14.000It was one of the most transparent times when you see the connection between industry and government where you have a guy who was the former CEO of Halliburton, a company that rebuilds countries after we blow them up, getting no-bid contracts to rebuild a country that we blew up while he's making the decisions to blow up these countries.
01:02:39.000But if someone comes along, and some powerful speaker, someone who you really...
01:02:43.000I mean, there's several choices, apparently.
01:02:46.000And if they pick someone, and I'm sure they're grooming someone right now, who you get excited about, you go, okay, this person could step up if Biden lost, or if Biden lost it, or if Biden died, which is also possible.
01:03:02.000Bro, there's a photo of him that was on the New York Times yesterday where you could see where they gave him the fucking facelift.
01:03:10.000He's talking and his skin is unnaturally pulled up and back.
01:04:01.000Then he takes his stance based on what he has known he's going to be protected legally, and he doesn't equate that he's president of all of us.
01:06:38.00040,000 since the President's imposed restrictions.
01:06:41.000So what kind of restrictions were those?
01:06:43.000The bulk of the travelers who were of multiple nationalities arrived in January at airports in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Newark, and Detroit.
01:07:38.000There's a French virologist who identified HIV. And this French virologist was looking at this disease and he was like, this is not a disease that came from nature.
01:07:49.000This is a disease that came from a lab.
01:07:51.000Did you see that Facebook video where there's some series on Netflix?
01:07:58.000It's a series on Netflix that takes place in China that like two or three years ago they called the coronavirus and they like played the thing.
01:10:20.000But I love how he attacks it, like he knows, but it's like, ah, dude, that's your shit, but that's not it.
01:10:28.000Or he'll be talking about, he did this whole rant about, why can't we call it the China disease and all that stuff?
01:10:37.000And I was listening to a Chinese American on The Daily and Talking about her experience of feeling like being an Asian American here was always like a probationary experience.
01:10:52.000As long as I did the right things and stayed out the way, people left me alone.
01:10:55.000But when this came up, just her going outside, people were like, you fucking Chinese?
01:12:15.000Inaccurately claims the novel coronavirus is man-made and contains genetic material from HIV. Okay, so this guy is Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier.
01:12:40.000The so-called unique protein sequence insertions found the 2019 coronavirus can be found in many other organisms, not just HIV. But that doesn't mean it's organic or natural in origin.
01:12:50.000See, I think that we are right now in this period of conflicting information, and you're going to get it bouncing back and forth from pro to con, but I've read multiple sources.
01:13:01.000That seem, and from respected scientists, it seemed to indicate that there's a distinct possibility that came from that lab.
01:13:08.000One of the things they're saying is the actual bats that they sequenced the genome, when they found the genetics for this virus, the bats that tested, you know, where this originated from, were the same, they're from the same exact location as the bats that they do research on in this lab.
01:19:13.000You know a great example of that is the difference between Roy Jones Jr. and his prime, who I think is one of the greatest of all time, if not the greatest.
01:19:21.000Roy Jones Jr. in his prime was fucking untouchable.
01:19:24.000But then when Roy got a little older and a little slower, Bernard and him fought twice.
01:20:45.000Man, I keep forgetting to get the name of the place.
01:20:47.000When I lived in Chicago, there used to be a spot on the north side where on Thursday nights they would put a boxing ring on the entire floor.
01:20:55.000And when you walk in, if you had beef with somebody, you could sign up.
01:24:02.000There's people that get to those points.
01:24:05.000Those people are just, they're not, and maybe it's not a good idea to get to those points, because you only live in those points for 10 years, right?
01:28:24.000But I just gotta see it once, and then I'll get so many ideas, because I guarantee you, I could take a recipe that you love and just even, like, heighten it.
01:28:32.000You'd be like, damn, I didn't think of it that way.
01:29:04.000But I was able to use that for the stop-motion photography.
01:29:08.000So I did that for all the lower third titles and all of that stuff.
01:29:12.000I had to realize that cooking is an art.
01:29:17.000I had to change my perceptions and I didn't realize that I had a misconceived idea, a misperception.
01:29:24.000I didn't understand that until I watched Anthony Bourdain's TV show, the first one, No Reservations.
01:29:30.000And when I watched that show and his enthusiasm and passion for great chefs and great cuisine, and I think a lot of it also was like that he was enthusiastic about other people's work.
01:29:52.000And so all the great masters, like he would go to their places all over the world and film with them and eat with them and cook with them and drink with them.
01:30:01.000And then I realized like, oh, this is an art form that you don't...
01:30:08.000It doesn't last very long and you eat it.
01:30:42.000I guess what happened was civilization got settled into the fact there was enough time between getting raided by barbarians and fighting off saber-toothed cats.
01:34:02.000So every meal should have those four components and then you just learn like how you tease the tongue and stuff that you do to like stimulate the tongue and excite the tongue.
01:34:10.000And so what I learned when I did the raw food thing is that I don't love barbecue potato chips.
01:34:16.000I love the seasoning that's on the chips.
01:34:19.000So you can take anything, not anything, but you know what I mean, something chippy-esque, but if you can conjure up those same seasonings, I won't miss barbecue potatoes.
01:34:27.000Bro, I will fuck up a bag of vinegar and salt and vinegar chips, sea salt and vinegar.
01:36:35.000If you care, if you care about the environment, you're not supposed to be growing a plant here that could never survive without being drowned.
01:38:52.000That hard-working farmer ethic is like there's no room for bullshit in that life.
01:38:57.000If you gotta get up at 6 o'clock in the morning and feed the chickens, milk the cows, and then do shit all day long and you're barely paying your bills, you don't wanna hear any bullshit.
01:39:50.000If you took a regular person, just you or me, who's never worked like that ever, and say, hey, Owen, you and Joe are going to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning.
01:39:59.000You're going to feed the chickens and milk the cows and gather up the eggs.
01:40:03.000You're going to work all fucking day, man.
01:40:07.000And you're barely going to make any money.
01:44:28.000I think he played guitar too in a band and he was a Really funny guy.
01:44:33.000His name is Robbie funny interesting guy, but he just struggled with the fucking booze in the bottle and I became friends with him when I was like 16 17 and he was in his 30s man And he couldn't get his shit together.
01:44:49.000He would do good for a little stretch and then he would fall apart.
01:45:10.000But it was like, for me it was important to realize that you could be a guy who is like a funny, nice guy that I really like, but also do the dumbest things possible and derail your life.
01:45:21.000So I was thinking like, what is missing in this guy that he's doing this?
01:45:29.000Particularly with things that are just undeniably devastating, like hard drugs and Things along those lines where you literally could die every night and you're still shooting up.
01:49:15.000So in a sense, one of the things you were saying earlier about wanting a woman of color to be vice president, here's what that would indicate, and this is what I think one of the best things about the Obama presidency.
01:49:26.000But this is what I said the best thing about the Obama presidency.
01:49:28.000Let everybody know, okay, well this racism is all bullshit.
01:49:31.000Because here's a guy who made it to the fucking White House.
01:49:35.000And this is a guy who's articulate, and he's brilliant, and he's a perfect statesman.
01:49:40.000Whether or not you like his policies or not, that's a great representative of who we can be.
01:49:47.000It's just people who have an opportunity, people who don't, and cultures, and where they develop in advance and what kind of environment they grow up in.
01:51:40.000How many people walk here from Mexico?
01:51:42.000How many Mexicans working on farms and busting their ass doing the hardest jobs possible, waiting outside Home Depot to do anything you want them to do?
01:53:19.000Even if you weren't a slave owner, if you condoned slavery, if you were around in 1864, and you're like, I think it's a good thing, and then all of a sudden they let them out, and you're like, oh shit!
01:53:33.000But we're still experiencing that today.
01:53:36.000Now, when people talk about reparations being a good idea or a bad idea, the most important thing would be to fix all the spots that we absolutely know were affected.
01:55:15.000I started off with this book that my friend Steve Rinello wrote on American Buffalo, and I read that, and a lot of it had to do with Native Americans hunting the buffalo, and then I read this book, Empire of the Summer Moon, that was on the Comanches, and a Holy shit.
01:57:35.000What they did to other Indians, what they did to white settlers, and it's all depicted in just dark, gory detail where you're like, oh my god!
02:01:36.000It's a part of a pattern of human behavior that's bad.
02:01:39.000And that pattern is lumping people into a category and not accepting the uniqueness of the individual.
02:01:49.000Like as soon as you put someone in a category, like any kind of category you put people in, and you don't accept the uniqueness of the individual, you create the potential for some sort of tribal difference between each other that wouldn't ordinarily exist.
02:02:03.000Like, if you start thinking of someone as, oh, this guy's from, yeah, this guy's from this place, or this guy's from that place, so I think of him in this way, or they do a this, so I think of him that way.
02:02:14.000But I don't have a problem with any of that.
02:02:16.000I have a problem when you go, because I think of you that way, you don't get to do this.
02:02:56.000See that's a guy who could be president.
02:02:57.000That's a guy who exhibits all the leadership skills and understands that this is a terrible thing and sacrifices have to be made and there's mistakes that have been made and we're gonna have to correct those mistakes and do the right thing going forward and we're gonna have to figure out how to get through this.
02:03:11.000And imagine being a guy who's a president or a mayor or a governor who's dealing with this right now.
02:03:19.000As much as we shit on all of them, we have to respect that they're trying to help us.
02:03:42.000Like seems like a leader and is on television and he's making the choice and he's making a choice based on wanting more people to be able to stay alive.
02:04:01.000I hate the fact that there's these groups because it just leaves open this like I had a friend, he's a really nice guy, and when we were on this, we worked together on the set, and he was so into Apple, so into Apple products,
02:04:17.000he was talking about when the new Apple laptops comes out, you know, we're gonna shove it in Microsoft's face, and there was like all this team shit.
02:04:25.000I was like, bro, you got team shit for the operating system of your computer.
02:08:21.000You can't tell people what to believe in.
02:08:25.000The thing about atheism versus religion is like, what is the overall benefit?
02:08:32.000If you get an overall benefit out of believing in a higher power and it forces you to act in a more harmonious way, so you sure that's not good?
02:08:42.000Because there's a lot of religious people that because of those religious principles, they live very ethical and moral lives.
02:08:48.000So is it an overall net benefit for them to be involved in a religion?
02:08:53.000It seems like there's an argument that it could be.
02:08:56.000But then is there also an argument for being objective about some of those stories that seem crazy, like guys coming back from the dead and walking on water?
02:09:04.000Yeah, when I went to Notre Dame, we all had to take theology class.
02:12:55.000And then they say it might be like six, it might be people separated.
02:12:59.000I'm going to be so mad if all you need is vitamin C. I know, right?
02:13:03.000I'll be so mad if some doctor comes out like 10 years from now and it's like, if everybody took just 4,000 milligrams of vitamin C a day, that's all you need.
02:15:30.000There's something about a study that was released on people who don't eat meat and the correlation between mental disorders and anger issues and sadness.
02:17:22.000The majority of studies, especially of higher quality studies, show that those who avoided meat consumption had significantly higher rates or risk of depression, anxiety, and or self-harm behaviors.
02:17:32.000There was mixed evidence for temporal relations, but study designs and a lack of rigor precluded inferences of casual relations.
02:18:18.000Yeah, vegan, the whole vegan industry, the Beyond Meat world, and it's not soy, it's made of pea protein, like all of that stuff is like, like they're stocking through the roof.
02:18:30.000Yeah, the thing that freaks me out the most about the animal kingdom is not just that we are able to justify stuffing as many as we can into a warehouse and making them shit on top of each other and then eating them.
02:19:49.000Our fucked up is we've figured out metal and boxes, and we've figured out cages, and we've stuffed that chicken into this fucking little box and make him shit on the other chicken.
02:20:46.000The puppy's like trying to get away and just like, sit the fuck down.
02:20:48.000And he gives him some food and the baboon's just hanging out with this puppy and then raises it and then uses these dogs that they stole to guard the perimeter.
02:21:23.000Big things and if they fuck too much and there's too many of them and not enough of us, we're done!
02:21:28.000We gotta just keep fucking and keep moving!
02:21:31.000And the mountain lion system is every day I gotta kill a deer with my face.
02:21:35.000Every day I gotta find one, I gotta sneak up and get close enough this fast ass thing with swords growing out of his head to grab him by the neck and drag him down into the woods.
02:21:46.000These systems, they're all horrific outcomes.
02:25:13.000Well, that's what women are, I think, a lot of women are really terrified of, is if confronted with real adversity, how will their man hold up?
02:25:23.000If you're a woman and you weigh 90 pounds and you have a husband that's twice your size, like literally a 180 pound human, that's normal.
02:25:34.000But if he's a bitch and he folds, And you're, like, left there, like, oh my god, like, no one's gonna stop anything from happening to me or stop anything from saying rude things to me, and fuck, you're not protected.
02:25:47.000And there's mean people out there, right?
02:25:49.000If you're a woman, you stumble into some mean people that are saying rude, lurid shit to you, and no one's there to protect you, and you gotta walk back to your car and you're wondering, holy fuck.
02:26:00.000You know what, that sounds like a fun game show.
02:27:28.000I was listening to it and watching an old Fear Factor once other than my horrifying choice of wardrobe and inescapable accent that I still had.
02:27:37.000I was hearing how nasally my voice was because I couldn't breathe out of my nose.
02:29:30.000So you never really want to rely on your strength.
02:29:33.000It'll stop you from getting better, in fact.
02:29:37.000It'll stop you from achieving the right technical level.
02:29:41.000So you just keep getting better and better at it.
02:29:43.000And then when you get to a certain point, like if you're in a fight with a guy, like a wild fight, if a guy just knows how to throw a punch and he's fast and he's a strong guy, he might punch you and he might fuck you up.
02:30:19.000He's gonna choke you 100% of the times.
02:30:22.000And he'll do that to people that know jujitsu.
02:30:25.000So when you get to a point like a guy like Hicks and Gracie or my instructor John Jock Machado, he can do that to people that are experts in jujitsu.
02:31:37.000The guy's just going to keep attacking you and you keep pushing him off you and he's going to keep attacking you and you keep exploding and he's going to keep attacking you and eventually you're going to get tired.
02:31:47.000And then he's just going to dominate you.
02:33:26.000So for a guy like you, who's a very cerebral person who likes these sort of puzzles and figures things out, it's one of the reasons why your comedy is so good.
02:33:35.000You're excellent at like economy of words and setting things up in a mysterious way and then dropping punchlines in.
02:34:00.000Yeah, that's what I was just thinking.
02:34:02.000We were talking about another approach.
02:34:06.000But that's what I got from Notebooks too, just how everybody approaches.
02:34:10.000We have the same goal to make somebody laugh, but we approach it differently.
02:34:14.000That's something that's so enticing to me, like how everyone approaches the craft in their own way.
02:34:20.000I was super awkward when I first started out because I didn't have any background really in anything performing arts related or even music.
02:34:28.000So I was super awkward in how to present myself and how to dress and how to act.
02:34:35.000Yeah, because people who have knowledge of that, they do have a different level of execution.
02:34:41.000And I know people who can sing, they say things in a more memorable way.
02:34:47.000You just remember it, but they're not technically trying to sing.
02:34:51.000You remember their phrases or their hooks or whatever it is.
02:34:55.000Because this is like a musicality to their performance.
02:42:15.000The people that did mind control that were a part of MKUltra, that were feeding people LSD and trying to control their mind and manipulate their psychology, they were all connected to him.
02:42:29.000They wanted to diminish the hippie movement and they wanted to study what it's like when you get some fucking madman who's spent half of his life in penitentiary and you give him a ton of LSD and let him fuck all the hippies he wants.
02:46:24.000As far as what our livelihood is concerned about performing in front of people again, I feel like next year, because it's two-sided, it's us wanting to be on stage and then the audience feeling safe being there.
02:46:56.000Like, what happens to those people that were, they had a system, they were doing good, then all of a sudden the rug gets pulled out from under them?
02:50:08.000Like, if people laugh, if they enjoy your stuff, then it works, and then it continues, and people keep coming to your shows, and you keep having fun.
02:50:18.000There's a reward to that kind of a thing.