Donald Trump Jr. joins the show to discuss the H3H3 incident, transgenders at the Olympics, and a whole bunch of other stuff. Plus, we have a full unedited version of what went down on the day of the incident.
00:07:33.000I thought it was some of the best acting that I'd seen as far as someone who was an adult playing a teenager when he was saying, I just want to go home!
00:07:41.000And I remember asking him about that, and you could see he was touched, because I think a lot of people, you know, it sort of became campy, and remembered what Karate Kid was sort of known for, the iconic poster.
00:08:36.000Alright guys, we have other stories we have to move on to.
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00:08:47.000Here's a new poll, by the way, the For the People Act Monmouth University poll.
00:08:51.000So the Senate, they're scheduled to hold a procedural vote on the For the People Act.
00:08:56.000Let me just recap this for you because we did a whole segment on it.
00:08:59.000I think you can go and search, you can't on YouTube, but if you go to lateralcutter.com, right now if you search on YouTube voting act or For the People Act Crowder, you find an old PBS video with 400 plays.
00:09:11.000So, let me just sort of give you a recap of it so we don't have to go into a whole deep dive.
00:09:17.000And you can find this at congress.gov or we'll have the link in the description.
00:09:21.000This forces states, this bill, to allow same-day registration, it mandates and expands early voting, mandates no-excuse absentee voting, it bans identification requirements for obtaining absentee ballots, and it forces states to accept sworn affidavits instead of identification.
00:09:36.000Isn't it funny that sworn affidavits are enough now?
00:10:30.000There was a recent poll from Monmouth University on early voting and ID.
00:10:37.000And this is something we've talked about, how the majority of black people support voting ID.
00:10:40.000We didn't change our mind on this voting ID.
00:10:42.000Once you sort of get down to the nitty gritty, it's very hard for people to argue against it.
00:10:46.000And I don't think that policy should be dictated by polls.
00:10:49.000However, when the policy is entirely predicated, the Republicans want to make sure that you can't vote if you're young, if you're a woman, if you're LGBTQ, and specifically if you're not white.
00:12:14.000I have a few questions for you today and the best thing you can do is just comment below and smash that like button if you're watching this live.
00:12:48.000I don't agree with it, and statistically I don't agree with, obviously, the outcome, because we sort of know, you know, we've talked about Hauser's Law, we've talked about the Laffer Curve, but I understand people's argument.
00:12:57.000There are two That I've never heard something even close to a valid argument against.
00:13:03.000One of which I've talked about is school choice.
00:13:06.000Or at the very least, a voucher, which is attached to the student.
00:13:09.000That means that instead of spending $12,000 per pupil at a school where they have to go with no choice, you attach it to the student and they can take it wherever they want.
00:13:17.000Never heard an argument against it that's anything even close to remotely convincing.
00:13:21.000I've only heard people say, well, that would be racist.
00:13:23.000The other one is, and you can comment below, because I want to know, I want to know what I'm missing here.
00:13:29.000I've never heard anything close to something resembling a valid argument as to why you shouldn't need to present identification to vote other than it's racist.
00:13:40.000Is there an argument out there that I'm missing?
00:13:53.000They get offended when you tell them that you're not smart enough, as Joe Biden would say, probably because he said this about other things, to get an ID.
00:14:00.000No, he said they're just as capable as white kids.
00:16:48.000Okay, so a lot of people, obviously, we're going to be talking about this.
00:16:53.000This is something I'm looking forward to.
00:16:55.000You might remember that, you know, there was a little spat with, you guys remember, with H3, Ethan Klein, and he's a YouTube creator, okay?
00:17:04.000And he made the comment, I think we've had it on our soundboard, that you should do exactly what the CDC tells you, this government agency, you don't even have to think about it.
00:17:12.000You don't have to think about it, dude.
00:17:26.000That they shouldn't actually try and aggregate information and come to an informed, rational decision.
00:17:31.000Well, of course, as long as you can back up what you're saying.
00:17:34.000Right, yes, as long as you can back up what you're saying.
00:17:36.000So there were some videos kind of going back and forth, and you guys know I really don't like doing the YouTube drama, the pissing contest, and from what I understand, you released a portion of this clip yesterday, but not everything.
00:17:49.000Interestingly, Ethan Klein then, and afterward when I said on air that I would love to have a conversation with him, reached out to me to debate.
00:17:57.000He reached out to me directly on Twitter.
00:17:59.000But first, let me kind of set some context here too.
00:18:02.000Because there are some ill-conceived notions.
00:18:05.000Change my mind is very different from a debate.
00:18:08.000We've done many change my minds, but I've also done a lot of debates, not even including what I had to do on Fox News and CNN and HLN when I worked there for years.
00:18:14.000A change my mind, the whole goal to a change my mind, for example, is an anti-debate.
00:18:19.000Where people aren't just trying to score points, where people aren't in a, you know, in a quadrant view, where they each have three minutes.
00:18:25.000It's almost like you say this every single Change My Mind.
00:18:27.000Well, the whole thing is, yeah, the point of Change My Mind was I used to sit down, we'd have these great conversations.
00:18:38.000And so that's what Change My Mind became.
00:18:40.000And that being said, at Change My Mind we've also had professors sit down, which, very admirable, because most of them refuse to.
00:18:46.000It's basically, Change My Mind is, the ones that we do on campus, because about 40-50% of them are actually not on campus, it's just anywhere in the city where we can get a permit, it's supposed to be done in classrooms.
00:19:18.000You have feminists, you have CNN hosts, Steve Green is in there.
00:19:22.000And then, of course, I've also even done these debates, ironically, Devil's Advocate, where I've argued from the point of the left against people like Ben Shapiro, against people like Jordan Peterson, Tim Pool, John Stossel.
00:20:27.000Because every time, the reason I mention these other debates is every time we've had a debate with someone, it's been very straightforward.
00:20:33.000This is the topic we're going to cover.
00:20:34.000And one of the reasons you say it's just going to be you and I, it's like I'm not going to be sitting over here on my computer trying to pull up something to kind of do a gotcha moment.
00:21:02.000My kind of general rule is, look, it has to be someone who's an expert in something, someone who's really worthy, or it has to be a comparable audience, otherwise you end up debating every time Dick and Harry.
00:21:09.000So, this was supposed to happen with Ethan Klein.
00:21:13.000And what I'm about to show you is the unedited master clip of me coming in for a sound check beforehand, and the conversation that I had with Ethan.
00:21:21.000And look, I want you to understand something, too.
00:21:23.000What you're about to see sort of behind the scenes is very genuine, right?
00:21:27.000I really did wish him the best with his new baby, and his family, and his wife.
00:21:33.000And I really did plan to come on and have this conversation in good faith with Ethan.
00:21:38.000It really wasn't an act, and you'll see how it is with any other debate, and that's what I had hoped would happen here, but I never actually thought it would happen.
00:21:47.000And I know you're saying, well, it's easy to go back and Monday morning quarterback that, you know, afterward.
00:21:52.000But all along, I kind of expected Ethan to be sort of... I wanted him to be a good guy.
00:21:58.000You try and speak people and elevate them to who you want to be, but at a certain point, you know, cowardice is cowardice.
00:22:03.000And my greatest problem, honestly, here, when you're about to watch this, is Sam Seder, who pops up, who's sort of ancillary.
00:22:11.000Really, the issue is Is Ethan's wife, because it's your job to try and beat the cowardice out of your husband, because you're going to have a little boy, right?
00:22:21.000When you have a son, you have to make sure that they understand what integrity is.
00:22:25.000For me, a man makes an agreement, and a man is good to his word.
00:22:30.000This really comes down to an agreement, good to your word, and I know you always have two sides, and the cleaner side wins, but really there's only one side that's based on a lie.
00:22:40.000I wish it didn't happen, because I really wanted to talk to him about his relationship with Susan Wojcicki and the flip and the support of big tech.
00:22:46.000Because also keep in mind, too, I had to navigate some murky waters here, because the goal was to remove me from medical misinformation and any conversations about COVID.
00:22:55.000Ethan has talked about that in the past.
00:22:56.000So now, without further delay, in its full context, a little bit of a surprise, the debate
00:28:40.000Dude, I've always had such a pain with Skype that I, um... Zoom has always been really good, so... Well, the Skype TX box is, like, from NewTek, I think.
00:29:14.000Oh, and then so, okay, so we're going to record it. And then the topics are just like,
00:29:23.000just we said about authority with the vaccine. And there was something else you mentioned.
00:29:31.000I don't know how on top of you want to keep it.
00:29:33.000Yeah. However you want to do it. I thought that since that was kind of the subject that
00:29:36.000got us into a tiff that we could talk about sort of the CDC sort of medical authorities. And you
00:29:42.000can tell me where you disagree with me. And then also kind of big tech, because that ties in with
00:29:46.000the CDC and World Health Organization.
00:29:49.000And I'll just sort of, I'll introduce it to my, you know, I have a little bit of a different audience, so let them know kind of who you are, what's going on, and if you want to do the same, that's fine, but... Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, of course.
00:30:02.000I'll give you a countdown, and then I'll, three, two, one.
00:30:07.000All right, okay, I'm really glad to have my next guest on the show.
00:30:10.000And I've always said this, I always respect people who enter into the arena.
00:30:16.000And, you know, we've had a lot of debates on this show, which is different from like a change my mind where we sit down and have conversations.
00:30:20.000But my old Brazilian jiu-jitsu coach always said, if you come a switch, we go switch, you go spicy, we're going to do a little spicy.
00:30:27.000So we're always trying to keep it as respectful as possible, and I really do appreciate the guy making the time because a lot of people haven't.
00:30:32.000He has a huge YouTube channel, several YouTube channels, one of the OGs, a lot of people watch him.
00:30:38.000You know him, some of you like him, some of you don't, same can be said for me.
00:31:14.000The initial quote that kind of was turned into a little bit of a meme, which wasn't intentional, and was you saying you don't even have to think about it regarding the CDC.
00:31:28.000I think people should think about it, I believe.
00:31:30.000And we talked about this through playful ribbing and an aggregation of medical authorities and scientific voices to make an informed and rational decision.
00:31:39.000So where do you think that I'm wrong on that?
00:31:42.000Stephen, do you know that the Spartans are Did they practice man love with children?
00:31:51.000Oh jeez, okay, so this is what's gonna happen.
00:34:10.000Look, the same reason that I haven't ever had a conversation with Sam Cedars, the same reason that Joe Rogan, Sam Harris, Brett Weinstein, Dave Rubin, Ben Shapiro don't own anything, it's based on a lie, Ethan.
00:34:21.000Just like you claiming my- What's the lie?
00:34:23.000Ethan, you claiming my booker reached out to you, Ethan, when you know that's not true.
00:34:33.000I can call out Mike Tyson, it doesn't mean that I'm ducking him.
00:34:35.000I don't understand why you are so worried about this.
00:34:37.000Why do you feel that anyone- Sam, why do you feel that anyone owes you airtime when you have a 40th of the audience and you've been doing the show for 10 times as long?
00:36:37.000Okay, that makes sense, because everything that I've seen is incredibly unfunny and unentertaining, which may explain the audience numbers.
00:40:28.000i don't know how someone like that can live their life as a man will be just
00:40:32.000also talked very cordially to you about family only about it with but what i
00:40:36.000really hate about that is then he immediately pulled it which shows no character no class a complete nephew
00:40:42.000manipulation Well, look, he has a show that's dwindling, no one cares about it, and so then he just, he wants the drama, and I actually want to have a conversation.
00:40:50.000But I'm not going to have a conversation.
00:42:09.000And I remember him back in the day, and I used to, I didn't really like his content, but I remember I supported him where he said, hey, YouTube should actually find a way to monetize my content that's edgier and older, because networks would be lining out the door for older male content.
00:42:22.000So he was actually more aggressive in fighting the corporate censorship than me.
00:42:27.000And then one meeting with Susan Wojcicki, and he brags on his show about how he has the YouTube VP on text, on speed dial, and all of a sudden he's saying all lives matter is something that people shouldn't be allowed to say, that our attack on him is bordering on medical misinformation, that people should be deplatformed.
00:42:46.000I'm really curious, though, when you see someone who makes their entire living, who builds up their brand and their empire on anti-wokeness, on anti-corporate censorship, who then does a 180 and supports it at every turn.
00:42:59.000And I thought we would have had a good opportunity to discuss that, specifically Ethan and myself, not Sam Seder, because, you know, Ethan was the one who said we should go with the CDC and World Health Organization.
00:43:21.000I gotta be honest, I had never heard of till now.
00:43:24.000Not that it matters if you've heard of anybody, but the only thing I've ever heard of- I heard of him because of the fact that he started, you know, trolls with a lie that- I thought he was Seth Simmons, that guy who makes bird calls and said Norm Macdonald wasn't- I swear to God, that's who I thought it was.
00:44:52.000So the whole time I was thinking that you could see him and what they were basically doing was switching behind the scenes so that they could put Ethan back on and make it look like they were going back and forth.
00:45:02.000So just to be clear, everybody out there, Ethan was on there for what you saw and then it was Sam Seder for what?
00:45:09.000A little bit of time before you even acknowledged his presence.
00:45:12.000There was also a lag, there was delay and all this stuff.
00:45:17.000And you guys can comment below, this is the issue is just like, I just don't want to have a debate based on a lie.
00:45:46.000I mean, for you to take that same part would be like basically somebody going up and interviewing the streaker at a soccer match who's just like, please, somebody look at me!
00:46:08.000He has 3% of the viewership with 17 times the amount of uploads.
00:46:14.000So just to give you perspective, 3% of the viewership.
00:46:17.000So it's not like he's got a million people watching his videos.
00:46:20.000By the time we have this one come out tomorrow, Maybe a million, a million and a half views.
00:46:24.000And that's not the only thing I want to be clear, like I know we've debated people who are professors, people who are experts, or it's got to be an audience that's somewhat comparable, otherwise every single Tom, Dick, and Harry on Twitter would be taken.
00:46:36.000I think a general rule is, and I'm thinking of being generous, like I said, a 20th.
00:46:40.000Of the audience, just because, look, I have a wife with twins, there's not so much time in the day.
00:47:10.000That's exactly what I expected, only because the only thing that can be expected of someone like, and this happens with a lot of people on the left, is just cowardice.
00:47:17.000We've had this happen in the past with debates, where people set a time and then don't show up.
00:47:24.000Like I said, I would love to have someone like Noam Chomsky on the show.
00:47:28.000I would have back in the day, someone like a Hitchens.
00:47:30.000People who are actually going to sit down and have conversations, and who are experts.
00:47:33.000Right, because debates, like this other guy wants to do, are basically just interrupting you and who has the best one-liner in the moment.
00:47:40.000That's not how you put your viewpoints out there.
00:47:42.000That's how you try to score points and try to get viewers.
00:47:44.000By the way, I love that the entire time that they were talking about this, they were like, oh yeah, he's just trying, it's just clickbait, he's just throwing stuff out for clickbait.
00:50:46.000I saw this smug face of his too, where it's like, It looked like a mugshot of a guy who got arrested with a sweatpants boner outside of gym.
00:53:35.000But something else that I did know going in was that he did say that our segment on his comments on the CDC was bordering on medical misinformation.
00:53:44.000It's not really even footing when you have someone like Ethan who supports the banning of people, the deplatforming, the censorship, which he was vehemently against for a very long time.
00:53:54.000It's like look I can't even correct the record with what my opinions are because we know that those are impermissible and he supports that and that's always weird to me like everyone changes their mind but when you change your raison d'être where you make your money and your bones with anti-social justice warrior stuff and then you switch and that's yeah same thing you know he has he has significantly fewer Yeah.
00:54:14.000and we do our overall on this show but like you're talking about the revenue
00:54:17.000what word do you monetize we're pretty open about that he has like 15 million
00:54:20.000dollars worth of home you know which is good good for him but the issue there's
00:54:24.000you know because he's had Susan Wojcicki there's so people out there know what
00:54:27.000this is just like the Vox it wasn't about Vox it was about NBC yeah and he's
00:54:32.000did you say one of them was on speed dial like the vice president yeah he's
00:54:35.000He has bragged in the past and he just had this drama too with this girl who has, and I don't say this to insult her, a girl named Trish Paytas who has like mental health disorders, self-declared like bipolar and schizophrenic, and this guy Ethan hired her to exploit her and he's talked about with her on air how he has the YouTube VP on Speed Dial and how he has the ability to get people banned.
00:54:57.000It's always difficult when it's like it's based on a lie, you know people are trying to get you to say something that gets you banned, and we want to have an actual conversation about these ideas.
00:55:07.000I would love to talk about the emergency CDC meeting with myocarditis, you know, myocardia, whatever it is now with the vaccine.
00:55:13.000I would love to talk about how they were wrong about asymptomatic carriers, about children being carriers, about it not being a lab leak, about masks after vaccination.
00:56:09.000I didn't know they snack shit that high.
00:56:12.000I don't know why Houlihan brought me back.
00:56:14.000No, no, this is a woman, and to be fair, she may not have taken steroids, actually, because she's passed a polygraph, and she had a hair sample.
00:56:23.000I think all women should be allowed to take steroids, and all men for the Olympics, with the exception of one year, and I'll explain it to you.
00:56:29.000So she's the record holder in the 1500 and 5000 meter runs, and she's been banned for competition now for four years. Wow. After testing positive for the anabolic
00:56:38.000steroid known as nandrolone and I think we have a clip. This is a big story right now but there's a
00:56:44.000bigger story behind it with the International Olympic Committee. On January 14th, 2021, I
00:56:49.000received an email from the Athletics Integrity Unit, the AIU, informing me a drug testing sample
00:56:56.000that I provided on December 15th, 2020. That patch is just a little too close to the SS logo
00:57:14.000We concluded that the most likely explanation was a burrito purchased and consumed approximately 10 hours before that
00:57:21.000drug test from an authentic Mexican food truck.
00:57:24.000I received the news that the court of arbitration did not accept explanation of what had occurred and has subsequently banned me from the sport for years.
00:57:33.000Now, either her excuse is true, or she just, in an incredibly racist way, threw Mexican food trucks under the bus.
00:59:36.000Someone who's been using steroids their entire life.
00:59:38.000They're called testicles, Laurel Hubbard.
00:59:41.000Laurel Hubbard is the male Olympic weightlifter from New Zealand.
00:59:47.000And I want to be really clear about this too, so the timeline here matters so that you understand.
00:59:51.000You know I've said that really reprehensible behavior from people in the LGBTQ AIP is deemed acceptable just because people are afraid of the mob and Gabe should have echoed that.
01:00:01.000So, Laurel Hubbard, a man, competed, was not very good as a male competitive lifter, surprise, then decided that he would compete as a female.
01:00:11.000And won some notable tournaments like the Samoan, or the Polynesian Games I guess is a big deal, something like New Zealand Nationals.
01:00:18.000Then snapped a ligament in Z's arm, I'm not trying to do this here, I'm just trying to make sure I get through this, but I'm looking at the picture of the guy from the Goonies, and snapped it in his elbow, in her elbow, and we all know what happens there when you alter a man's hormone levels, lower their testosterone, increase their estrogen, your ligaments become tissue paper.
01:00:44.000And you have to prove that your testosterone levels, as a man competing against women, that they are as low as a female's testosterone levels for one year.
01:01:20.000And it was a big deal because the rules said you had to be in the drug testing pool for a year to make sure that you're not using steroids.
01:01:25.000And he came back larger and leaner than when he was UFC champ.
01:01:40.000Okay, hurt my ligaments, hurt my joints, get back on some gear, or really just allow my balls to work, then come in for six months and beat the shit out of women.
01:03:15.000So I went to my doctor and converted the number that they are using, and that actually would number, what you would see in a blood test, 285.
01:03:26.000So, in other words, Laurel Hubbard, to compete with women, only has to prove for a year, in this case maybe six months, that his testosterone level is only ten times that of a natural female.
01:03:39.000Are you kidding me? No, I'm not kidding you. Ten times that of a natural female. So if a woman
01:03:43.000were actually on nandrolone, pork burrito, it still wouldn't even be discernible compared to
01:03:49.000the difference of ten times the testosterone level of a woman. And that's just for that year. Outside
01:03:55.000of that, it's probably 20, 30 times the level.
01:03:58.000All the years leading up to that year.
01:04:00.000If all of you got on steroids right now, and I didn't, you still wouldn't enjoy the performance advantage over me that Laurel Hubbard is allowed to enjoy into competition for that year!
01:05:21.000This would be the exact, to give you an exact comparison, it would be the equivalent to a man being allowed to, in the Olympics, call it wrestling, call it weightlifting, take steroids, his entire, like every single steroid, take Nandrolone, I don't know what the, Nandrolone, whatever the other ones are, whatever they test positive
01:05:39.000for, but all of the above designer steroids and extra testosterone for 20 years and then say,
01:05:44.000okay, but leading up to the Olympics, for one year I'm only going to take a testosterone
01:05:50.000supplement that gives me 10 times the level of a normal man. That's what it is. And so I am saying that if
01:05:55.000the International Olympic Committee wants to be consistent with this, and you guys comment and let me
01:05:59.000know what you think, I think the only way to be consistent is to let every single competitor use
01:06:04.000steroids as much as they want outside of one year.
01:08:19.000Was it quarantine that you wrote, like, another two?
01:08:21.000No, no, I wrote Triggered, you know, before quarantine ever happened.
01:08:25.000And then, you know, while quarantine was happening, I had all this sort of extra free time because, you know, you couldn't go to this, you couldn't go out, you couldn't leave the house.
01:08:33.000So I said, let's let's look at Joe Biden since the media used to do that job.
01:08:57.000It was almost like he had a 50-year career in Washington and people could look it up for themselves, but because the media refuses to do the basic tenets of their stated job, someone had to do it.
01:09:09.000So I did it and Yeah, I was right about all of it.
01:09:12.000There's a lot of crystal ball stuff going around now where people are predicting things.
01:09:15.000Hey, look, maybe in the next quarantine you'll be able to do a lesson on how to put it in landscape mode.
01:09:23.000This is the point that I made, Mr. Trump Jr.
01:09:26.000I never know what to call you because it's like your dad could still squash my nuts into oblivion and I want to be respectful.
01:09:31.000With Russia, and there was a lot of criticism with your father versus Russia in the administration, and I always said he was a little more complimentary than I liked.
01:09:37.000However, the big difference, if you look at, it was a historical moment, for example, with your dad and North Korea crossed the border, but he sat there at the table with a plan for a deal that was denuclearization.
01:10:31.000They got a big pipeline that's billions of dollars a year in revenue.
01:10:35.000They got, they're pulling, you know, an aid package, a military arms aid package from the Ukraine.
01:10:41.000That's a huge win for Russia when they inevitably try to take over the rest of Ukraine.
01:10:45.000Uh, so Donald Trump, when he basically wouldn't talk smack on a world stage, which would accomplish nothing because he's a business guy, he understands how the real world works.
01:10:56.000If he takes the cheap shot at Putin on a world stage, it actually accomplishes nothing.
01:11:01.000It gives the media a little bit of their fodder, but then when something actually happens, when something actually matters, you've now burned that bridge.
01:11:54.000It just makes it harder to actually get something done when you actually need something to get done.
01:11:58.000Yeah, I feel like former Vice President Joe Biden is one of those guys at the gym who walks around in a tank top and fictitious lat spread, but it's like, well, we're gonna see you walk up to the pull-up bar, and you can't do them.
01:12:47.000Because I mean, first of all, like, okay, these are the, have at it, the other 50,000 things that are part of our critical infrastructure, you guys can play around with that.
01:13:01.000And by the way, what was worse was, did you see the media said, you know, look, Putin says that Joe Biden seemed very sharp in the meeting.
01:13:50.000Vladimir Putin is owning You know, the American policy on some of these things and the insanity.
01:13:57.000He's literally able to go out there and have fun with how stupid this administration is.
01:14:02.000And, you know, again, there's total media silence on it, but, you know, hopefully people like ourselves can get that information out there.
01:14:09.000And then I want to... Gerald has a question and then we're gonna have to go to Mug Club here and then let him really rip.
01:14:12.000But yeah, Gerald, what was your question here for the Don?
01:14:15.000Well, so your video said that, like, okay, so what was the 17th thing on the list?
01:14:18.000But not only that, can you imagine being in business and going to all your competitors and saying, here are the 16 essential things about our business, by the way.
01:14:26.000Make sure you don't do anything like this to compete with us.
01:14:29.000I think Putin's sitting there with like his notebook, like, yes.
01:15:29.000Like is there anyone at this point in world history?
01:15:33.000Like I mean, is the media truly not the enemy of the people at this point?
01:15:38.000Well, I blame it because I think a lot of the media, you know, they're just, they're barren hags because anyone who has a kid knows that trick.
01:15:44.000Like, when my dad or my mom might go soft on me and send me to my room and I knew I wasn't getting a spanking, I'd be like, what?
01:16:05.000Steve, it's a great analogy because that's what it's like.
01:16:08.000I mean, you're dealing with, like, a president who is basically has the functional capabilities of a child, and yet you have him out there on the world stage.