Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - AUG 5, 2022 - THE TRUTH ABOUT SSRIs, SEROTONIN, AND DEPRESSION W⧸ ALEX CLARK

00:00:00.000 so i got a family reunion coming up this weekend we're getting everyone together all the polls

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00:01:28.700 i know that uh psychiatry is is a pseudoscience but tom if she said that this particular thing

00:01:51.360 helped her feel better whether it was the antidepressant or going to a counselor

00:01:55.300 or a psychiatrist isn't that enough you have to understand this

00:01:59.260 here we are today where i talk out against drugs

00:02:04.200 and psychiatric abuses of electric shocking people

00:02:07.900 okay against their will of drugging children with them not knowing

00:02:12.580 the effects of these drugs do you know what adderall is do you know ritalin

00:02:16.640 do you know now that ritalin is a street drug

00:02:18.940 do you understand that

00:02:20.740 the difference is this was not against her will though

00:02:23.520 but this wasn't against her question madam asking a question i understand there's abuse 1.00

00:02:27.540 of all of these things no you see here's the problem you don't know the history of psychiatry

00:02:32.400 i do aren't there examples and might not brook shields be an example of someone who benefited

00:02:37.380 from one of those drugs all it does is mask the problem okay ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard

00:02:42.580 very special edition sitting down again with the host of spillover and poplitics

00:02:47.520 alex clark alex thank you so much for joining us again well i'm very honored you said that uh

00:02:51.760 our sex in the city episode talking about how girl boss ism is dead actually did very well so

00:02:56.480 it did so oh no because she admitted if you remember the creator of sex in the city admitted

00:03:00.640 that she regretted not having children yep she admitted this and then she attacked me for 0.73

00:03:04.720 for bringing that up again because i guess she's got this one woman show out and it became a

00:03:08.720 whole thing and that is still one of our highest rated shows well i'm very honored i'm glad the

00:03:13.760 human events daily crowd uh likes likes our conversation absolutely no because because what

00:03:19.440 i like talking to you about is taking some of these things that come up sort of in the news world

00:03:25.200 but then where you come in is the culture you understand you know millennials zoomers very well

00:03:31.040 at hollywood etc and so there's so many intersections of this and what i can do with you is actually dig

00:03:37.920 into that stuff a little bit more rather than just kind of hit the news what does it mean and then go

00:03:42.080 on to the next thing that's usually what people don't realize is that jack and i are always like

00:03:46.320 in real life texting behind the scenes like jack was like should i go take tanya to go see this

00:03:49.920 crawdad i did straight up say that and i've got feelings about the ending i've got feelings about

00:03:54.800 the ending of crawdads by the way no people yeah that's why so no people don't realize that you and

00:03:58.720 i were friends like before turning point actually and this isn't like one of those like fake good

00:04:03.120 morning you know kind of uh kind of whole boy i had a great time fishing with the boys on sunday

00:04:09.520 no yeah i mean we do we know each other for real yeah yeah for like for real real not no cap no cap

00:04:14.800 no cap by the way i got in trouble from media matters today um because i was talking about the

00:04:20.000 russians and i they have this one guy this guy lavrov and i say and i was saying you have to really pay

00:04:25.040 attention when lavrov says something because he's he's very serious he's very truthful he's always

00:04:32.000 legitimate and it just kind of popped out of me that i said i said he's no cap i say he's no cap

00:04:37.760 and then media matters wrote that i was praising uh the russians when i said that this guy was no cap

00:04:44.160 and it's like media matters you're a bunch of mids you do not even understand this new terminology

00:04:50.400 not bussin at all not bussin um you know what's interesting is that the left you know everybody

00:04:55.520 has always said okay well the left is the one they're the ones that have the stranglehold on culture

00:05:00.400 and media matters really is right like the spokes the mouthpiece the spokespeople of the left or

00:05:06.720 whatever and they're the ones that have absolutely no grasp on culture no clue what's going on like

00:05:11.120 the fact that they're making fun of you and saying like why did jack vasovic say no cap like they have

00:05:14.960 no idea what no cap means they have no idea and so it's just kind of ironic for real real on god for

00:05:20.080 real real on god period but so the thing that i wanted to get into you with you on this um given that

00:05:28.400 lengthy introduction was that we and we played the clip of tom cruise from 15 years ago talking about

00:05:36.720 the this idea of the chemical imbalance is it real but we were told for 20 years right or more

00:05:44.560 that depression was caught and this this issue of depression and you hear millennials talk about

00:05:49.360 this constantly you're a zoomer so you go to tick tock and type the word depression and you will see

00:05:53.200 like millions millions it's currency mental illness is absolute currency and they talk about their 0.94

00:05:58.800 therapies they talk about what they're on or what are you taking what's your stack right what's your

00:06:02.880 stack yeah and the news came out this week and i interviewed dr malone about this that serotonin

00:06:09.520 levels low serotonin levels do not actually cause depression that they could not find an actual link

00:06:16.080 between this this is an umbrella study a study of studies there's no link that's the entire science

00:06:23.120 right trust the science that of the chemical imbalance that underlies the ssris the antidepressants

00:06:31.440 all of this annex everything else and it was literally just debunked a couple of days ago and i'm sitting

00:06:38.640 there thinking this is one of those stories that i think we hear about it and we say that seems big but

00:06:44.800 then we move on because we can't move on something blows up and we're you know it goes i said wait

00:06:49.440 a hold on a second you know this is like finding out 10 years ago that opioids are addictive and

00:06:56.000 actually bad for you because i think we've turned the corner on opioids at this point and i we're

00:07:01.600 starting to really get there when it comes to fentanyl which is of course the most deadly opioid there is

00:07:06.160 but on ssris it we're still at the point where people talk about these things as if it's as if

00:07:14.000 it's uh an advantage to be taking these things tell me something about when when you're going through

00:07:19.920 and you're collecting content you're doing your daily you know pull for you know different stories

00:07:25.440 that you're covering what do you see out there on this well first of all every i don't know anyone

00:07:31.600 my age that is not prescribed some sort of anti-depressant or anti-anxiety medication this

00:07:37.920 is a massive story that should be blown up what's interesting is that i predict we're going to see

00:07:42.800 a lot of conservative media conservative outlets like your show talking about this you won't see any

00:07:47.360 mainstream media or leftist-owned media talking about this because the left is so in bed with big

00:07:52.560 pharma now and what is exactly what you're saying is right jack is that uh this is essentially going to

00:07:57.440 be a humongous um uh break i guess just what's the word i'm looking for like breaking news story

00:08:05.280 about big pharma just like opioids just like purdue was the sackler family was sack sackler family was

00:08:11.280 but this is going to be for antidepressants and how basically the whole thing has been a scam

00:08:15.360 just to get us you know to buy and pay for these prescriptions so they can make money well and you know

00:08:20.000 what else that i have seen and this this one was actually faster because somebody was showing this

00:08:25.920 to me because i do not spend time digging around on tiktok but i had a friend of mine zoomer friend

00:08:31.680 i do have them this is how i know cap and no cap and what is bussing and what is not bussing and

00:08:38.560 they said that if you look up birth control just that word birth control on tiktok that you're starting

00:08:43.280 to see a lot of girls talk about the problems and the side effects of birth control and i say wait a

00:08:49.600 minute if you go back to 2016 we were all saying that and you called us misogynists hillary

00:08:55.760 clinton literally gave a speech attacking us for talking about birth control yet if you go on tiktok

00:09:02.880 right now they are actually starting to get wise to it this is not this isn't a bot a partisan issue

00:09:08.720 it is completely non-partisan to say hey uh birth control is poison for women and the thing is is that

00:09:15.200 we've been prescribing teenage girls this and we're on them for 15 plus years before we decide to get off 0.98

00:09:21.360 of them and then by then our fertility we're having all these fertility issues all of a sudden people

00:09:25.120 are wondering the combined effects between being on birth control for decades before getting off and

00:09:30.560 now the vaccine i am very very nervous for the next generations of women of how this is going to

00:09:37.040 affect us and then you're here on top of those two things now you have all the ssris so break break 0.97

00:09:43.440 that down for me again because i all right how am i going to tell the story without doxing the people that

00:09:49.280 are in it or getting myself in trouble i had a friend that was at a thing where she was staying

00:09:57.280 with a bunch of other women and those women were you know you know kind of all hanging out for the 1.00

00:10:04.400 weekend kind of deal and it was a girls you know girls weekend sort of thing and she was saying that

00:10:10.560 all of the girls there were just talking about their prescriptions and that every single one of them 0.99

00:10:16.320 was on and as you just said antidepressants or any anxiety meds they were talking about their therapist

00:10:22.560 and my friend was saying i've never taken anything like that in my life i've when did this become

00:10:28.800 normal because uh it was a problem when gen x was raising millennials gen x had it in their minds that

00:10:37.440 they didn't want their kid to feel any type of uncomfortable feeling ever or uncomfortable emotion

00:10:42.560 it was i don't want my kid to be at all unhappy i don't want my kid to be at all anxious so we're

00:10:47.040 going to put them on all these medications and so for my generation we grew up that you always want

00:10:51.200 to just be like one level of emotion all the time if you're feeling at all sad or unhappy that's not

00:10:57.600 good it's not good to experience the rot the the you know huge wave of emotions that as human beings

00:11:03.440 we are meant to experience and so everybody is drugged this is what's really terrifying and so we were

00:11:09.200 told that it's it's not good it was ingrained in us it's not good to feel to feel to feel anything

00:11:15.360 because what they do and this is this is what cruz is getting to and look you know cruz has some other

00:11:20.080 beliefs that i'm totally totally not down with what are they what's the thing they see a clock is always

00:11:25.200 right twice a day or what he said when he said and i i this is the part that drives it home for me

00:11:31.040 when he said these drugs are not fixing anything they are masking the problem they're masking that's what

00:11:36.320 birth control does for young women too they're not fixing anything they're not and if they are 0.78

00:11:40.640 changing anything the side effects that you get go look at that black box of side effects and malone

00:11:45.440 when i had him on in the interview he said directly we have seen in some people this incites violent

00:11:53.520 tendencies what incites violence ssris really that it can be something that in a certain percentage of

00:12:00.880 the population that has you know a certain genetic composition they're predisposed to uh to this type

00:12:07.040 of behavior that when you get hit with these antidepressants that instead of you know instead

00:12:12.000 of it just so most people it it does the blank slate right you see like that blank slate other people

00:12:17.280 it switches them on how all these far left like the antifa types that you're always encountering and

00:12:21.840 stuff oh we just did this morning well yes did you see this yes so like all those kids that you

00:12:26.000 you know they all have a certain look and i i really wonder what their uh medication cocktail

00:12:30.640 looks like every day no no i said i said there was this one i think it was a girl right i want to

00:12:35.680 misgender right you know but you could see the it's it's the eyes i'm telling you there was something in 0.84

00:12:42.800 the and it's not the direct center of the eye it's always around the edges always around something

00:12:47.840 just bleeding in from around the edge of the eye this this rage this anger and it's complete lunatic

00:12:55.680 mental derangement as far as i'm concerned screaming you know we're going to fight back

00:13:00.080 we're going to fight back and she's i mean i mean and alex like like okay i don't even know like

00:13:05.840 you're not exactly the tallest person um what who says you're not tall no no you oh no i'm 5'4

00:13:12.000 yeah no and this girl was like like shorter than you really and and is screaming and i'm like 0.96

00:13:18.640 like this is not what are you gonna you know right but she couldn't understand right because

00:13:26.160 she was living through this mental fantasy world of where she was and she did not look well she really

00:13:32.960 did not look well and that was what i'm thinking is just go get some sunshine go get some sunshine

00:13:38.720 get some vitamin d go eat some we're in florida go pick an orange go to the beach all the vitamins

00:13:44.880 that's why they didn't go with covet by the way they got all the vitamin c and all the vitamin d here

00:13:48.480 right not to take anything away from heavy d you know governor de santis but you've got all the sun

00:13:53.440 you want you've got all the citrus you want you've got the beach you've got see the salt air and by the

00:13:57.520 way we've been saying as humans have been saying for how long that salt air has restorative properties

00:14:03.600 we know this we've known this for tens of thousands of years and yet for some reason because we believe all

00:14:09.920 of these wonderful you know the commercials where they've got like the and it's always the same one

00:14:15.680 it's like a couple and they're like frolicking in the field and and the dog is at playing their feet

00:14:20.960 they're like chasing a balloon or something all while the the side effects are being like scrolled

00:14:25.280 at the bottom you know may cause violent tendencies right may may may may not allow you to to conceive

00:14:32.400 children or before you know may cause infertility yeah you know and all this is going but you see the

00:14:37.040 images and and then they go and they go up to the therapist a therapist sitting there saying oh

00:14:41.920 here's your script here's your script and then you get to the point because i've known people when i was

00:14:45.520 in college and people in the navy that were doing this stuff you get some of these therapists they're

00:14:50.480 not even asking to see you on a regular basis you just call them up for a refill they they sign it

00:14:56.560 off they send it off to the to the pharmacist this is by the way how some people with during opioid

00:15:01.520 were able to abuse this i think it when you look at what opium or the opioid crisis did to people's

00:15:08.880 physical um physical bodies imagine what these powerful anti-psychotic medications are doing to

00:15:16.560 the minds of to your point and what we're saying millions and millions of young people it's like

00:15:23.680 they're all in a soundproof room and they're screaming at the top of their lungs we have a mental health

00:15:30.000 crisis we need help for all the mental health issues in this country and yet nobody wants to 1.00

00:15:35.680 have the conversation about antidepressants about anti-anxiety meds and what this is doing nobody

00:15:43.280 wants to have that conversation so they're screaming they're screaming they're screaming and nobody can

00:15:46.160 hear them until they're willing to have that conversation and it's like and by the way you know

00:15:50.800 we always have to throw in when i talk about this that you know if you're listening to this and you

00:15:55.520 are someone who may take these medications that doesn't mean that i'm here to say oh you know you

00:15:59.920 have to stop taking it and it doesn't work right we're not just talk to your doctor maybe talk to

00:16:05.040 a different doctor find out and and and if you are someone who's been using for a long time you cannot

00:16:09.920 stop these things cold turkey you cannot do that no right because you will go through very suicidal

00:16:16.960 thoughts and that's that's never good so you got to be really really careful right and some of this and

00:16:22.400 so but where what where did we go from i i was i was uh you know joking around with charlie kirk

00:16:29.840 earlier this week you know just one one of the hits we were doing where i said when i was a little kid

00:16:34.480 hulk hogan used to come up right and say he used to say train pray and eat your vitamins a b c and d

00:16:41.920 right and we sort of understood that was healthy living where did the change come in and maybe you've

00:16:47.280 identified this where it went from eat your vitamins and you'll be healthy eat your veggies

00:16:52.560 you know to i have to go to the therapist because something is wrong with me and i really do need

00:16:58.480 better living through chemistry where does that come from well the definition of health now even or

00:17:02.960 being healthy has completely changed they so that there there is no such thing anymore really in

00:17:08.960 culture as being healthy right because they're glorifying obesity um and they're glorifying having

00:17:13.680 these mental health issues and like i said it being your currency so kids the more mental health

00:17:19.200 issues that you can say that you have the more medications that you are prescribed you are more

00:17:23.760 popular the more uh different lgbt groups you subscribe to are a part of you are more popular so you have to

00:17:30.880 be seen so that's a way if you're a straight white person the only way that you can be a member of a

00:17:37.200 marginalized group is to say well now i have multiple personalities you know depression you know what this is

00:17:43.200 because it's the inverted hierarchy of victimization so if you can be so the greatest victims are the

00:17:51.520 one the the ones who are most oppressed the ones who have been victimized the most are then placed at

00:17:57.040 the top of the food chain right i mean when i was in high school it was like you know the all-star football

00:18:02.480 players and the cheerleaders and you know that was that was high school right um and now all of that's

00:18:10.640 flipped around and it's it's gonna you know it's it's funny because i was watching so stranger

00:18:15.120 things has like the new season out or whatever and somebody was telling me that they had a younger

00:18:19.680 friend who went in to watch stranger things and they said well this show is completely unrealistic

00:18:25.040 so why i mean science fiction of course it's unrealistic right but they said no no not the

00:18:28.880 sci-fi stuff the fact that it's just a couple of kids riding around on bikes with no supervision

00:18:34.080 it wasn't it wasn't unrealistic for the 80s which is when that show takes place but my point is

00:18:39.840 the kids today didn't even realize that that used to be a very normal thing yeah until very recently

00:18:48.160 i was thinking about that because my mom was always good about that too i was always able to kind of

00:18:53.520 say i'm going out for the day hang out with the neighborhood kids and then you know in summer anyway

00:18:58.320 and then come back at the end of the day before dinner do you remember do you remember come home when

00:19:02.240 the lights come on yeah do you remember that that's what i did come home when the lights come on that's

00:19:05.920 what my mom always said come home when the lights come on and then my town got really bad and see

00:19:09.760 part of it is like part of it is good that we kind of got to the there's a well it's because

00:19:14.400 through the 92 because we we got very hypersensitive to sexual predators right i was gonna say in the

00:19:20.160 90s there were so many things that happened to kids and so many of these cases and you've covered a

00:19:24.720 lot of this stuff on the spillover you had one recently i think um that directly involved in one of

00:19:29.520 these a sleepover case right and um that because these things happened seeped in and they just

00:19:35.920 destroyed all that stuff yeah that's what's sad when um i think it really happened when you had

00:19:41.840 eaten pats he went missing uh he was he was a kid that was murdered um in the 80s and then after that

00:19:47.840 you had adam walsh you know john walsh's kid uh america's most wanted right and so when those kids

00:19:54.080 went missing that really put in the public eye okay this danger of stranger danger that wasn't

00:19:59.520 really a thing and no one knew the word pedophile either and then that all became mainstream and

00:20:04.400 that's when when gen x parents really got really scared and they said my kids are not going to have

00:20:08.960 those be in those situations where there's that opportunity but then you have the opposite effect

00:20:13.120 where now you're helicoptering too much and they're never allowed to go outside yes right and so that

00:20:18.000 that overcompensation actually turns it into a situation where not only do we have to you know

00:20:24.080 create these specialized you know areas for the kids but it it becomes an ideology where you're

00:20:30.960 drilling down and look i i say this as a guy i've got two kids right they're here they're here at at

00:20:36.560 the event at sas and but i'm i'm constantly thinking you know where's the line because i i don't want my

00:20:43.040 kids snatched or anything because you know you hear these stories and before you have kids you

00:20:48.400 hear these stories and and it's oh that's a tragedy when you have kids it it you you you just tighten up

00:20:54.960 inside but there was also there was so much misinformation in the 80s too because what they

00:20:59.200 didn't understand what those parents didn't understand about stranger danger is how unlikely it

00:21:03.680 is that a complete stranger it's unlikely to be a predator to your kids it's most likely to be someone

00:21:08.320 in your inner circle someone at your kid's school some of it doesn't happen as long as it doesn't

00:21:12.800 happen but it's very real yes yeah and so i think there was just misinformation too on how you

00:21:18.080 educate kids but now we have that information now we're learning more information so you know the

00:21:22.800 combination of that plus understanding the the really the probably we're going to find out uh

00:21:30.160 over medication with all these ssris it's there's going to be a huge awakening in the coming

00:21:37.680 generation i think i think it's it's we're going to see a spiritual awakening right we're seeing that

00:21:42.000 already going on because so many people are devoid of meaning they say you know what what do i do i

00:21:46.080 want to go back to god i want to go back to christ i want to go back to the bible because things that

00:21:50.480 are sinful are bad for you i firmly believe this things that are sinful are actually bad for you

00:21:54.800 yeah and so when you read the bible says oh don't do this and someone well you know i'm yeah who are

00:21:58.800 you to tell me right what to do but then when you actually go go through and experience those

00:22:02.960 things you realize they are actually harmful to you and eventually mentally spiritually physically

00:22:08.000 harmful to you and i think now that we've gotten to this point where it's sort of like

00:22:12.400 we need to make those decisions and i think i do see some of this in gen z where they want to make

00:22:17.120 the decision so i think that's really cool and i think the work that you're doing pop politics

00:22:21.040 spillover is really at the forefront of that so i commend you for it thank you so the moral of the

00:22:26.240 story today is tom cruise was right at least about one thing at least oh we got one so far we got

00:22:30.320 one so far and his movies are are fire i'm just going to say that i you cannot find a bad tom

00:22:34.720 police movie you can't literally can't that being said this crawdads movie we we're gonna have a

00:22:39.840 discussion about that offline all right i thought it was great all right go check out pop politics

00:22:43.680 spillover alex clark thank you as always

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - August 05, 2022

AUG 5, 2022 - THE TRUTH ABOUT SSRIs, SEROTONIN, AND DEPRESSION W⧸ ALEX CLARK

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