In this episode, we talk about how much money an 11 year old would have if they had all the money the U.S. has, and how a 5 year old with $179,000 in the entire country would be fat with cash. We also talk about what it's like to be a kid when you don't have the same amount of money as you do when you're an adult, and why you shouldn't be allowed to have that kind of money. We also discuss how much our kids would be like if they were 5 years old and how they have a lot of money, and what it would do to our kids when they do have that much money. Finally, we discuss how hard it is to keep up with our kids and how we have to carry them when they're that age, and the things they do that we should do to keep them from getting too much power. We finish up by talking about how we don't want our kids to be like our kids, because we don t want them to have power like we do. Have a great rest of the week, fellas. Have a wonderful rest rest of your week and rest easy! Tom and Matt xoxo Music: "Goodbye" by Zapsplat and "Outta This World" by Fountains of Wayne (feat. John Mayer) Logo by Courtney DeKorte (c) and Matt ( ) (Music: "Out Of This World Music: Good Morning America" by Matt & Matt (Good Morning America) (Feat. by Matt and Matt) Logo and Matt's Song: "Solo" by Tom ( ) by Matt ( ) ( ) (Goodbye, My Brother and I (Goodnight, Myself (Good Night, My Love & Good Morning, My Soul) by Chris (Good Luck) - Thank You, My Dear Brother & I'll See You Soon) and "Thank You For Coming Back, My Thoughts On This Week's Theme Song "Good Morning, I'm Coming Back" by Jon & I Love You, Goodbye, My Family" by John ( ) and I hope You'll Come Back Soon, My Girl ( ) & I'm Sending You All Love & I Will See Ya'll (Love You Soon, Bye, Love, Me & I Can't Say That Soon (Bye, My Best Effort, My Little Brother & You'll Hear You Soon
00:04:52.000But no, my daughter at 11 still has...
00:04:57.000The 14-year-old is not asking to be carried, but the 11-year-old still have moments of...
00:05:04.000Well, I think there's also this thing going on with kids where they're realizing, like, wow, I'm going to be responsible for myself eventually.
00:06:52.000The thing that drives me crazy when I look at those guys, the business guys and the president, it's not this president so much because he seems pretty funny, but they're so serious.
00:13:18.000People were just so interested in just this pure, making something small and simple.
00:13:25.000And I think I told you when I saw you at the comedy store, it was like, you know, you have some real men listeners, like dudes, who look like they're going to call you for advice on a truck, and they're like, I can't get my starter right.
00:14:55.000The reason why there's so many people on this planet, and this is from a Radiolab podcast that highlighted, I think it was called The Bad Show?
00:15:05.000The Radio Lab podcast was highlighting how sometimes really bad people do really good things.
00:15:13.000Sometimes it's difficult to differentiate between someone who's bad or good because what they've done is so amazing.
00:16:04.000So, the air is mostly nitrogen, and we need nitrogen for fertilizer.
00:16:08.000So, Fritz Haber came up with this method called the Haber method of extracting nitrogen from air, and that is what we use primarily for fertilizer.
00:16:19.000It's a big part of what We need to make sure that the ground is viable for growing food.
00:16:25.000Well, the Haber method is responsible for the nitrogen apparently that's in 50% of the people on the planet, extracted directly from the Haber method.
00:16:36.000The nitrogen from, say if you grow plants, right, and you eat those plants, the nitrogen that gets in your body from those plants, 50% of it is coming from this one guy's method that he invented in World War I. Crazy.
00:16:56.000Fertilizer from fish things like that like you you'd have to get mulch compost and That's how a lot of people do it today with organic farming right now they use right like in my house We we take our chicken eggs and and things that we don't eat and it goes into this pile with leaves and oh,
00:17:13.000yeah Yeah, you have to compost is tricky like yeah, it's you have to kind of create an environment for bacteria and stuff to grow and you When plants eat, they don't just eat water, right?
00:17:25.000It's not just photosynthesis, but they also need nutrients from the soil.
00:17:28.000And they get their nutrients in the soil from dead things, from decaying bodies, from worms and just bugs and all kinds of shit.
00:17:38.000Well, this guy, Fritz Haber, figured out how to get the nitrogen in order to fertilize the ground, just getting it out of the air.
00:17:45.000But he also created Zyklon B. Zyklon A and B. The shit that they use to kill Jews in the concentration camps.
00:18:24.000And that's what they used to gas people in the concentration camps.
00:18:26.000So Fritz Haber, who by the way was a Jew, his Haber method created this horrible thing.
00:18:33.000He also was one of the first people to institute Some form of chemical warfare in World War I. The same method that he used to extract nitrogen from the oxygen, somehow or another he utilized that method to bomb Allied troops with poison gas.
00:20:19.000But on the other hand, the Haber Method, again, is responsible for, like, literally, they believe that the population boom is directly attributable to his invention.
00:21:52.000Well, I cut all the bullshit out and I started eating a high-fat diet, high healthy fats like avocados, coconut oil, things along those lines.
00:22:08.000I just cut out bread, sugar, all that stuff.
00:23:56.000And I saw she had a lot of Twitter followers, so I just looked her up and...
00:24:01.000Saw her on your show, and she was really interesting, and she's super smart about all this stuff, and just goes, the facts just pouring out of her.
00:24:10.000But whether you're acting or not, you look like you knew what you're doing.
00:24:17.000I'm not acting, but it's a perfect example because in comparison to her, I'm an idiot.
00:24:28.000Compared to a regular person, yeah, I can tell you what ketosis is and I can tell you why it's better to have your body burn fat, allegedly.
00:25:22.000So like back then, if you were going to get that fat, like I always picture, whenever I picture Rubenesque, I picture somehow or another, I picture them naked on a couch.
00:26:53.000And they got their own farmland and started growing some corn.
00:26:57.000But they go into the whole process of corn, how corn is subsidized by the US government, and how much corn is in different products that we eat.
00:27:10.000And they walk down the aisle and just randomly start grabbing stuff and find out this has corn protein, this has corn syrup, this has this and that and that and this.
00:27:17.000And fucking they use corn for everything, man.
00:27:20.000And even the meat is all corn-fed animals.
00:27:26.000Well, when you have a steak and it's corn-fed, that big, thick layer of fat and the marbling, which we call marbling, that's like the cow dying.
00:29:13.000Like, you go to, like, Cleveland, which was notorious for, like, you know, not giving a shit about their diet, and now there's a lot of places like that.
00:29:23.000The internet has sort of expanded people's idea of what food is, and I think a lot of chefs who really enjoy food but don't really enjoy this whole idea of factory farming, and they're trying to figure out, well, there's got to be a more wholesome approach to getting your food.
00:29:37.000And so they make relationships with these farmers, and then they buy their food directly from them.
00:30:28.000It's dark because you're directly connected to it.
00:30:32.000You don't have that middle man that gives you a nice filter so you don't have to think about the morality behind killing that little piggy.
00:30:51.000You get used to this idea that, you know, you have these things, you raise them, you love them, then you shoot them in the head and eat them.
00:32:16.000It depends on what side you're on and how you're living.
00:32:19.000You could say the same thing about being a terrorist.
00:32:22.000I mean, we see someone as being a terrorist as being something evil and awful.
00:32:26.000But I'm sure, like, if you talk to a family, if an 18-year-old kid is like, you don't understand how my family is suffering in the middle of this desert and we're being tortured by these governments that came in and raped our land, he could make a case that would make you think, Well, you blowing up something is not really a war crime.
00:32:56.000Someone had asked me that question in regards to our own revolution.
00:33:02.000When we started fighting outside of the lines and hiding in trees and doing some crazy kind of fighting, we weren't in those lines anymore.
00:33:14.000But I think you can probably dig back to the root of it and be like, well, you're hurting innocent people or whatever it is.
00:33:20.000There probably is a line where you can say this is A war crime.
00:33:24.000Well, what's interesting is at one point in time, war was handled in a gentlemanly way.
00:33:29.000Like, the leaders of one army would meet with the leaders of the other.
00:33:34.000And the general would actually hand his sword over to the other general.
00:33:39.000And they'd either take it, or occasionally, in a gesture of good faith, they would give the sword back to him, accept defeat, or accept victory.
00:33:48.000And they handled war by these very strict codes, at least at the highest levels.
00:34:43.000And this is the first time they dropped...
00:34:45.000I mean, it only happened twice, ever, but those two nuclear bombs they dropped in those cities, they literally were like, whoever the fuck's down there, tough shit.
00:36:56.000You are going to be, at the very least, a mess.
00:37:01.000There's a thing about Woody Allen, though, where you're standing...
00:37:06.000When you stand against him, you're not just standing against a human being who may or may not have done some fucked up things, but you're also standing against the idea of people doing the things that he is alleged to have done, like sexual abuse of minors.
00:39:06.000I pause for a quick word on the Rowan situation, Alan wrote in the middle of his response to Dylan Farrell's detailed New York Times open letter accusing him of sexually abusing her.
00:39:15.000Is he my son or, as Mia suggests, Frank Sinatra's?
00:39:19.000Granted, he looks a lot like Frank with the blue eyes and the facial features, but if so, what does that say?
00:39:25.000That all during the custody hearing, Mia lied under oath and...
00:39:30.000So that means while she was with Woody, after being with Frank, going with Woody, she drifted back to Frank for a night or two.
00:43:51.000And on his show, The Nightly Show, and there's a story about some girl who yells at her boss on Twitter, because she worked for Yelp, I think, and he wasn't paying her enough.
00:44:56.000When you get back to that Woody Allen thing for a second, there's a big fuss about him now because people are sort of like defending him because he does these movies and the movies are critically acclaimed and people look at them as like vehicles for awards and vehicles for a career jump and so people work with him.
00:48:07.000My life, you know, the way I look at it, it's like I'm not looking at someone who doesn't have children, nor are you.
00:48:14.000When you have children, you know what it's like to raise little tiny people and then have them be grown up.
00:48:19.000And then the idea of like, say, if you and your wife got divorced when you were younger and your four-year-old went to live with another guy and he lived with her until she was 18, then he wound up marrying her and fucking her and having kids with her.
00:49:44.000He's, look, he's obviously really good at making movies, but, you know, we played some of his stand-up on the podcast before, and from, like, the 60s, the early 60s, and he was always a pervert in the early stand-up.
00:51:58.000I mean, look, if your wife had any hint that something was going on with you, she would have gone crazy and just, like, you know, just, please.
00:54:17.000Fantasies are weird, man, because, like, I remember when I was in high school, there was a guy who was writing for the Newton South High School paper who wrote this cool thing about the Boy Scouts.
00:54:28.000And I remember reading this, because I was in the Boy Scouts briefly as a young teenager, and they had, you know, the tenants, like, trustworthy, loyal, thrifty, clean, reverent.
00:54:54.000And he was like, I don't like the idea of anyone telling me what I can and can't do with my thoughts, because sometimes my thoughts are fun.
00:55:01.000I like to explore the idea of thinking about, and his argument in this newspaper, and I'm like grossly paraphrasing him, because again, this is like from 1982 or something like that.
00:55:12.000He was like, you don't need to know what's going on in my thoughts, you just need to know how I act.
00:55:27.000So if your girlfriend is just thinking about that big country fucker with like a piece of wheat coming out of the corner of his mouth, yee-haw!
01:00:24.000Yeah, nicotine is apparently as effective as a nootropic, as a cognitive enhancer.
01:00:33.000Like vitamins, like paracetam and all these different vitamins, choline, that have been shown to have effects on memory and cognitive function.
01:01:09.000So there's probably some benefit in that, just being more awake.
01:01:13.000But I think if you are awake, though, I don't know if it really benefits you.
01:01:18.000There's times when I'm writing, and if I'm writing in the afternoon, and I'll have an espresso, and I come back, and all of a sudden I'll catch myself 15 minutes later just humming along and doing stuff.
01:03:39.000And what you're doing when you're taking vitamins and supplements and eating healthy food is you're building your body with these materials.
01:03:49.000Like, if you eat cake and ho-hos, and that's all you eat, that's what your body uses to regenerate cells, that's what your body uses to grow.
01:03:58.000I mean, all your tissue is eventually going to be made out of everything you eat.
01:04:07.000So what we are today is your body's consumption of all the different foods and nutrients that you've taken in, and this is what it's built with it.
01:04:15.000And it can only make a good body off of good ingredients.
01:11:20.000Sometimes it'll be, I'll tag it with, like if I go back east, I'll tag something in New York like TV or radio and then, so I'll be gone for a week.
01:15:01.000There's some stuff that we sell at Onnit called Hemp Force Protein Powder, and it's one of the best ones because it's super easy to digest, a very fine protein.
01:15:19.000Well, some states are allowing it now, and it's eventually going to roll out, and it's going to be nationwide, but it's one of the easiest things to grow.
01:15:45.000In all honesty, I was doing it for health.
01:15:48.000I was doing it because I have a lot of high cholesterol and heart stuff in my family, and I didn't want to go on any drugs, and I was like, I'm just going to keep it at bay, and I'm going to eat clean, and I ate that way for a long time, and eventually, just this last year...
01:16:01.000My genetics kind of caught up to me and it was like I'm eating this way and still my cholesterol was high.
01:18:42.000Of all the people that have ever suggested healthy diets to, no one looked at me more disgusted than Artie Lang.
01:18:50.000When Artie was in here, and he was talking to me about it, he said, I gotta lose weight, and he was talking about this, and I was talking to him about cutting off pastas and breads and all this, and he looked at me like, what the fuck are you saying?
01:19:04.000Like, in his eyes, somehow or another, he is going to eventually figure out how to lose all this weight without changing a goddamn thing about his lifestyle or his diet.
01:19:16.000But that kind of thinking is also why he's so hilarious.
01:21:03.000When you have $7 million in garbage bags and you're leaving, you're like a small child with a sandwich walking through a room full of wolves.
01:21:12.000It's like, maybe you'll make it to the door.
01:21:16.000Maybe one of these wolves is just not going to listen.
01:23:15.000Atkins is mostly protein, and the problem with that is, and it does kind of put you in a state of ketosis, but that's not really what your body wants.
01:23:23.000Apparently your body wants more fats than it does protein.
01:24:08.000So after I eat, what I normally eat is salads with avocado and some sort of piece of protein, whether a piece of fish or chicken or something like that, or meat.
01:24:19.000When I eat like that, I don't get tired.
01:24:22.000My body's telling me, look, this is way more efficient, it's way better for us, and it's not like I'm eating fucking cardboard and tofu.
01:25:49.000And I just find, just for me, that when my body, and not just me, like Shaw, Brendan Chubb, my buddy who got on it a few months ago, like two months ago or something like that, he's lost a shitload of weight.
01:29:01.000A stone knife masked on bones and a fossilized dung found in an underwater sinkhole shows that humans lived in North Florida about 14,500 years ago.
01:29:15.000According to new research suggests the colonization of the Americas was far more complex than originally believed.
01:29:52.000There's a direct connection between social behaviors today and the hunter-gatherer needs thousands and thousands of years ago.
01:30:02.000The reason why women are so talkative and social and men prefer people being more stoic and men don't like when men talk too much is because those men would fuck up hunting trips.
01:30:13.000Yeah, I mean, if you were out there hunting, and the women would get together, and when women were gatherers, women's jobs were equally as hard as men, if not harder, because they were in charge of farming.
01:30:23.000Like, the men were gathering, at least, vegetables and foods that you could find, and the men would go out and hunt.
01:30:30.000So the hunters learned how to prize being stealthy and quiet and keeping your shit together under pressure.
01:30:56.000Yeah, and they're sitting there by the river avoiding crocodiles, washing underwear, going, this fucking bitch thinks she's going to take my man off.
01:33:50.000We're deciding on a family trip this summer, and it'd either be Europe or Africa.
01:33:55.000Those are the two potential destinations now, and I haven't really, I don't know.
01:34:00.000Wouldn't it be cool, this is what I'm thinking, I never really had a real draw to Africa, but the idea that I could get my children to Africa, it feels like a good thing.
01:36:27.000Like a buddy of mine shot one with a bow and arrow, but he said he was practicing with his bow and arrow for a half an hour while chewing one piece of meat.
01:36:45.000Yeah, that's a different kind of buffalo.
01:36:47.000Well, there's a real controversy, and this isn't a good thing to bring up now, because I found out something yesterday.
01:36:52.000There's a big controversy that's going on in Yellowstone because they're culling a large number of bison from Yellowstone.
01:37:01.000And these people are freaking out about it.
01:37:04.000And they're freaking out about it from a couple different sides, but one of the reasons why they say they're killing them is because there's a large population of them.
01:37:12.000There's no hunting in Yellowstone, and these animals are traveling to outside of Yellowstone, and they're using the land that ranchers use for cattle.
01:37:22.000So there's public land that ranchers have rights to have their cattle graze on, but then these bison are intruding into these land, and they're saying that the bison carry brucellosis, which is apparently a very dangerous disease for cattle because it makes their babies stillborn.
01:37:41.000But there's no evidence, apparently, that brucellosis is transferred from bison to cattle.
01:37:49.000See, one of the guys that was on the Twitter exchange that I was having last night was explaining that, and I said, really?
01:37:57.000I said, well, why are they killing these animals?
01:37:58.000They're saying that they have brucellosis, and they're worried about them transferring it to cattle.
01:42:28.000There's another video that I posted yesterday, Jamie, of this guy where a bear, a fucking huge bear, comes running at him, full clip, and the guy jumps up and down and screams at the top of his lungs and it turns around and bolts.
01:44:21.000We woke up in the morning and we were in backcountry for a couple weeks just hiking and walking around and we woke up and we were making our breakfast and we look up on a ridge and there's this big ass bear.
01:46:02.000But the bear, thankfully, just by a stroke of luck, this thing was so fat and tired, at the end of September, he just wanted to go down low, get some more berries, and take a snooze.
01:46:44.000They're hanging out by this river, and they have like a little lawn chair, and this bear, this enormous grizzly bear, just walks up and sits down next to them.
01:51:12.000Well, that's really weird, but your body, like, those grizzlies are bad to eat because they're eating raw fish and rotten fish all the time.
01:51:21.000Like, if you eat a bear that's been eating, like, a dead moose, like if a moose gets killed and you just eat the carcass, it tastes terrible.
01:51:28.000So you are what you eat, and you can apply that to yourself.
01:51:31.000Your body literally is built up, as we were talking about earlier, of the nutrients that you put in it, the food that you put in it, your dietary choices.
01:54:01.000There was a bear that was way bigger than that called the short-faced bear that we brought up the other day that was apparently the most fearsome predator in North America up until like 11,000 years ago.
01:54:22.000You know, because if you didn't have bears, if they weren't real, and then it was in a movie, you'd be like, imagine if those things were running around.
01:54:30.000But they really are running around, and we just get so used to them.
01:54:34.000When you hike in the backcountry like that, you have to put all your food in these containers, these black containers.
01:57:41.000You should take all the meat, for sure, and these skulls that you see, like that deer, that moose, and the deer over there, and the elk that's out there, those are all, I mean...
02:08:27.000Giraffes are one of the few animals, I actually had a bit about this in my act, they're one of the few animals that I think are better off in captivity.
02:09:10.000And one of the other things they do, they keep food away from younger giraffes, and the way they do it is they eat all the low-hanging leaves, and they do it to try to purposely starve out other giraffes.
02:09:28.000Even though they can reach the higher ones, they eat lower leaves.
02:09:31.000And it's speculated they do it because of competition for food that they want to literally box out these giraffes and let them starve to death.
02:10:51.000Well, if they didn't do that, though, if they didn't have those instincts, honestly, like coyotes, if coyotes weren't out there doing that, if all these animals weren't out there doing that, we would be overrun with rodents, first of all.
02:15:55.000To see this thing and think not, like, how do we make sure this doesn't happen again when your head goes to, it's a lie, we're going to keep going, please.
02:16:03.000But there's a weird thing with people.
02:16:05.000They want to believe that a lot of things are lies.
02:17:13.000That you can literally have real intelligent people just talking about unemployment rates, just talking about the government, just talking about how the economy's doing.
02:17:23.000And you can have people saying, it's been lowered to below 5% of unemployment, and other people are saying, no, that is completely wrong, inflating, these numbers are complete.
02:17:34.000And these are two groups of intelligent people.
02:17:38.000People with degrees and putting out these facts.
02:17:43.000It's the same thing as the fish oil thing.
02:17:45.000It's like, I can look up, any fact you want to bring up, you go on the internet and you'll find the opposite.
02:17:51.000And not from, like, what looks like crazy people.
02:17:56.000The truth is, I mean, what is the truth anymore?
02:17:59.000Well, I think right now what's happening is virtually anybody can start a website or a Twitter page or whatever and say anything they want.
02:18:32.000Information is coming from a bunch of different sources, a lot of them legit, most of them legit, but then some of them that are just really wacky like this, where it gets the sidetrack thing where people just start thinking about chemtrails or thinking about UFO abductions and getting absorbed in it.
02:18:47.000But I think one of the next stages of disbursement of information is going to be direct brain-to-brain.
02:18:54.000And I think we're going to share information in some way that is as alien to us as the internet would have been to people that lived 150 years ago.
02:19:02.000Like, if you tried to explain Google to someone who lived 150 years ago, they'd be like, you're out of your fucking mind.
02:19:16.000The next stage of that is you're going to be able to access information that directly comes from someone's mind and Meaning that you're going to be able to share thoughts I think thoughts are going to be they're going to figure out a way to take whatever frequency and whatever signal that a thought is and you're going to be able to condense it and project it and Send it to people and you're going to be able to access other people's thoughts and And you're going to be able to know what's truthful
02:20:36.000Look, these are obviously science fiction notions right now, but I think that...
02:20:39.000Look, when you send a text message to someone, or if you put out a tweet or a Facebook message, you're essentially condensing a thought into some sort of a digital representation of that thought, and then you use the right language, then you send it out there.
02:20:55.000I think that what's going to happen is it's going to be direct thought to thought.
02:20:59.000We're going to be able to interpret thoughts.
02:21:01.000And then we're gonna be able to know whether or not someone is actually being honest or whether they're bullshitting.
02:21:49.000Because when they figured out, like, so you wear glasses, right?
02:21:53.000One day they're going to say, listen, Tom, You don't have to wear glasses.
02:21:57.000All we have to do is install one of these new internet neural apps, and once we do do that, you'll be able to see crystal clear.
02:22:04.000There's a way that this neural app reworks the synapses and changes the way your eyeballs interpret the cones and rods, interpret the world around you, and you're going to be able to change it.
02:23:12.000I talk to a lot of people who think it's an impossibility, but the further we go down the road, I think he's cunning and I think that it's a real possibility.
02:23:21.000It's a real possibility, but you know what I think?
02:23:23.000If I was a conspiracy theorist, but I'm not, I would say that what Donald Trump is doing is making us happy about Hillary Clinton being president.
02:23:33.000Because it's the only way we're going to be happy about Hillary Clinton being president.
02:23:38.000Hillary Clinton represents the establishment in about as clear a form as we've ever seen before.
02:26:14.000I believe That marriage is not just a bond, but a sacred bond between a man and a woman.
02:26:31.0002004. I have not supported same-sex marriage.
02:26:36.0002010. I supported civil partnerships and contractual relationships.
02:26:41.000I support marriage for lesbian and gay couples.
02:26:44.0002013. I support it personally and as a matter of policy and law.
02:26:49.000So you're saying your opinion on gay marriage changed, or you changed your mind.
02:26:54.000You know, I really, I have to say, I think you are being very persistent, but you are playing with my words and playing with what is such an important issue.
02:27:04.000I'm just trying to clarify so I can understand.
02:27:04.000No, I don't think you are trying to clarify.
02:27:06.000I think you're trying to say that, you know, I used to be opposed and now I'm in favor and I did it for political reasons.
02:27:22.000I have a commitment to this issue, and I am proud of what I've done and the progress we're making.
02:27:27.000Yeah, I'm saying, I'm sorry, I just want to clarify what I was saying.
02:27:30.000No, I was saying that you maybe really believed this all along, but, you know, believed in gay marriage all along, but felt for political reasons America wasn't ready yet and you couldn't say it.
02:30:20.000I think that he has changed his position on some things, and I think that he said some things before he got into office that he wasn't really supporting, or he didn't really support once he got in there, but I think he is a remarkable person in that, as far as guys that have ever run for president or been president,
02:30:37.000I like listening to him talk, and I like his personality more than I think anybody that's ever run for president or been president.
02:31:39.000I'm telling you, when he drifts off and we're left with one of these guys, it's going to be like, wow, remember when someone was at the helm who was just at least calm and had perspective?
02:31:51.000That's the thing about Trump that makes me the most nervous is just knee-jerk reactions, just knee-jerk reactions which can have real consequences that we saw not too long ago with other presidents.
02:35:46.000It's going to be spooky because it's weird that he has the time to do these things while he's still a multi-billionaire running all these companies.
02:35:52.000Reality TV star running for president.
02:36:48.000I just hope that what's going to happen is if he does get into office, we'll realize that We really do need to be smart about how we govern ourselves.
02:36:59.000We really need to make some real steps to try to reform politics in this country.
02:37:04.000And hopefully someone who is really a qualified leader, someone who's really smart and measured, is looking at this and is going, okay, I've got to step in.
02:39:27.000I mean, we have this culture that we're...
02:39:30.000We're consuming nonsense all the time.
02:39:33.000We're consuming nonsense in the form of transformers and sitcoms and TV shows.
02:39:39.000We're constantly eating nonsense with very little substance.
02:39:43.000And then this guy comes along who represents, for the first time, a guy who's like, we're going to make America great again, and throw your fists up in the air, and that kind of rhetoric.
02:40:19.000Look, Iraq, which is arguably one of the greatest mistakes in centuries, of just all the evidence of what's happening over there to those poor people.
02:40:31.000That happens because that guy is in charge.
02:41:07.000There's many curveballs, but a third party...
02:41:11.000A candidate could arise and say that they're going to go for it.
02:41:14.000Another scary curveball is that it stays the way that it is, and Hillary gets past Bernie, and it's Hillary and Trump, and they start going to battle.
02:41:25.000And then the Benghazi reports and everything that she's being investigated for, they're saying in the New York Times today that they're slowing down that process.
02:41:38.000So that shit comes out about her on the eve of the election.
02:42:17.000And you can't just take information from those emails that are top secret and then just cut and paste and put them in emails that are going through a regular server.
02:42:48.000So all over LA yesterday, there was these posters were posted all around with this hashtag and prophetsofrage.com was the website to go to.
02:43:06.000Either way, what has been announced, I think, has been coming out over the last 24 hours, is that members of Rage Against the Machine, Public Enemy, and Cypress Hill are getting back together, and they're going to start doing some political concerts, it seems like.
02:44:39.000Megan Kelly, interview of Donald Trump, made it clear once again, the definition of bullying has expanded almost to the point of meaninglessness.
02:47:04.000Let me ask you about that because most American parents are trying to raise their kids to not bully, to name-call, not tease, not taunt.
02:47:11.000How can they effectively bring that message to the front-runner when the front-runner for the Republican nomination does all of those things?
02:47:18.000He says, while I do it, really, you know, I've been saying during this whole campaign that I'm a counterpuncher.
02:47:46.000It's so crazy that she's essentially painting herself as a victim and wanting to talk to this guy who bullied her and wanting him to address the idea and concept of bullying.
02:47:59.000And he's like, hey, I'm a counterpuncher.
02:49:38.000I don't know if we're going to learn from this.
02:49:39.000I don't think we learned from the Bush era.
02:49:42.000I don't think we've learned that much.
02:49:45.000I think we're going through a little bit of a dark time where...
02:49:49.000You know, people that make a lot of noise.
02:49:50.000You have someone thoughtful, like Obama, who wants to just have people discuss.
02:49:54.000And if people embraced and were able to debate with him rather than just block him, he wouldn't have won all of his things.
02:50:00.000But the other side would have been more thoughtful as well, and we wouldn't be in the place we are now.
02:50:05.000I think we're in this new media, this new way of digesting information that's very confusing to people, and some bad people are taking advantage of it.
02:50:13.000But I think ultimately we're going to sift through and good people and good ideas will come to the forefront.
02:50:21.000I don't know how, but I'm pretty optimistic that that's the way it goes.
02:50:25.000Heavy evil ways tend to die off and go away.
02:51:41.000But I do feel like when you travel around and you do your shows and stuff...
02:51:48.000The thing that's lost in all of this discussion is there's Americans.
02:51:52.000There's just plain old Americans who don't say, I'm purely Republican and purely Democrat.
02:51:58.000I'm just screw the other side at all costs.
02:52:01.000There are just working people that are just Americans.
02:52:04.000Like, what happened to America being the thing that we're all working towards and suss these people out for what's going to be better for our kids and for the country?
02:52:13.000I feel like the internet is going to sift through this bullshit.
02:52:17.000I mean, what we're seeing really with Trump in a way is kind of this implosion of that party because they let the crazy Tea Party right-wing part of it devour it, and now they're in chaos.
02:52:29.000Maybe that's a sign that people that are extreme...
02:57:21.000He said he had withdrawn hearing President Bush's campaign was scheming to smear his daughter with a computer-altered photograph and to disrupt her wedding.
02:57:29.000Mr. Perot offered no evidence, but I thought he was also worried about kidnapping.
02:57:34.000Can't prove any of it today, he said on tonight's CBS News program, 60 Minutes.
02:57:39.000But it was a risk, a risk I did not have to take.
03:03:08.000So, like, if you had a show at the Ice House, and they're like, they're going to record it, I would just shift my thinking, like, alright, so I'm not going to do that one bit, I'll do this other bit, or whatever, you know.
03:03:21.000The point is, people can see it all the time everywhere, so, who cares if it's on a podcast?
03:03:27.000I guess you could look at it that way.
03:03:30.000I always look at it like, when you see it live, leading up to the filming of a special, it's a work in progress.