Dr. Drew tells Roseanne she is dead inside ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #027
Summary
Dr. Drew is a doctor who loves to talk a lot and likes to talk about a lot of different things. In this episode, Dr. Drew talks about how he feels about the holidays and why he doesn t like them at all. He also talks about why he thinks Thanksgiving should be a no go zone and how he and his wife are going to do it the way they do it: not have any human contact at all during the holiday season. And finally, he tells us about the time he almost killed his own son over Thanksgiving and how much he regrets it. Join us in this episode of The Roseanne Barr Podcast, hosted by Roseanne and Roseanne, as they discuss the holidays, family drama, and what it's like to be a doctor in a mental health crisis. Music: "In Need of a Savior (feat. Andrea Thomas)". Words and Music by Andrea Thomas and the Vigil Project, produced by Riley Bray. Art: Mackenzie Moore. Cover art by Ian Dorsch. We'd like to learn a little more about you, the listeners. Please take a few minutes to fill out this brief survey. If you have a dilemma you d like us out and/or a general question or would like us to answer, we'd love to hear your responses in the next episode. Send us a question or topic suggestion. Thanks! and we'll get back to you in next week's mailbag. Thank you! Roseanne@RoseanneBarr.co.nz/Roseannebarr/Dr.ee/Dr_Drew/Drew_Barr/JackpotCafe Thanksgiving/Holiday/Thanksgiving/Happy Holidays? Thankyou, Roseanne/Jake/Kirsten/Kerry/Keegan/Bobby/Bridget/Kelloggs/Kris/Bruh/Alfred/Jude/ etc. #Roseanne/Bennie/Brunalden/Josie/Kieran/Alden/Alicia/ etc etc. etc. Thank you for listening to this episode? Thanks for listening and support us in any of your support, love you so much love & support us, bye, bye! Love you, bye bye. Jackpot City/KIDS/AJ/JORDY/ROBBIE/JACOBE/KARRY/JOSH/JOSIE/BRAH/JODY/AUGHER/ROSSEY/PODCAST?
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But I think he is a doctor and he's so interesting
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and probably teach me a thing or two, I suspect.
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Yeah, but I don't think I'll make you uncomfortable.
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I think it'd be hard to make you uncomfortable.
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By the way, Jake introduced me to your dining room.
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He just goes, here's where we had our Thanksgiving fight.
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Well, we figured something out we're going to do.
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Yeah, well, I live next door, so we can FaceTime.
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I just think I'm very, that makes me very happy
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My ideal holiday is probably different from yours, though.
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So I want no human contact whatsoever on the holidays.
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because they were always the worst fucking times of my life
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It was very ethnic drama, you know, being a Jew and all.
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Well, Jew drama is sort of usually not heavy drama.
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Typically, you guys had heavy drama, like traumatic drama.
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You pointed that out to me a few times when we talked.
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Well, I wanted to talk to you about that being,
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that this country was going through a mental health crisis.
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In fact, so my background is I worked in a psychiatric hospital for like 30 years.
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And we used to actually help people all the time.
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Treatment worked, and we could do things for people, and they got better.
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And people go do all the drugs they want, whenever they want,
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So I've got the city of Los Angeles, the county of Los Angeles,
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If we could restore them to some kind of meaningful, engaged life,
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That's the rest of us are completely out of our minds with the mob action
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and the hysteria that have been going on, whether it's Trump or COVID or whatever.
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Well, so I'd be curious on your insight on this.
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So to me, when I started working in a psychiatric hospital,
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there was a lot of different kinds of personality disorders.
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By the late 80s, everything shifted over to borderline.
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Yeah, I remember the borderline thing coming in.
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Again, that's just one of your personalities that has that.
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It's just sort of narcissistic traits inventory.
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So it's clear to me that we've been through this massive shift,
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God knows, on Loveline, every night, just trauma, trauma.
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And certainly in the hospital, that's all I saw.
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and we could handle the most seriously ill people.
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And I always have said that if you had bad enough addiction,
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So are you like saying you were like the last line of defense they had?
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But in any event, I started obsessing about, you know,
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this cannot be the only moment in history where this has happened, right?
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Or people have been this disconnected from reality?
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Well, that's what happens as a result of the trauma and the narcissism, I would say.
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So the two things that stood out that when I was just doing my little surveys,
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I've got a few other candidates from the historical record now too,
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but at the time I was writing the book, I thought, well,
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the only time I could find so much childhood sexual abuse and abandonment
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The French were just brutal with how they dealt with kids back in 1770.
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And then the other thing I saw, this is not as directly relatable,
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but the Aztecs, I thought, oh, they had a book called The Codex,
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which was how to traumatize your kids and turn them into warriors, essentially.
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But once you have so severely traumatized kids, they become violent,
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Unless every day you create a mob that kills somebody up the top of those stairs
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and we all together get together while we kill that guy
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and throw his heart down the stairs, and now we've discharged our energy for the day,
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So because of that kind of scapegoating, I knew scapegoating.
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The thing about guillotines is, though, everybody eventually goes up.
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It's, you know, Rose Pierre ends up on the guillotine.
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Everybody ends up on the guillotine eventually.
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And we're in that sort of phase now, I think, where everybody's sort of getting...
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Well, we should be reading Arthur Miller again.
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And I'm finally hearing people say, oh, this is like the Red Scare all over again.
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Except this is much bigger, much more pervasive, much more embedded in our being in terms of
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the mental health crisis that you're pointing out.
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And let me just also say that there are so many things that I would have patted you
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This whole experience has been so bewildering to me, so freaking bewildering, that I'm like,
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okay, I guess the world is not quite what I thought it was.
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So they, I don't, I don't, I don't feel like people can organize in that kind of way.
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You don't think they're good enough to organize in that kind of way?
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I think they're remarkably centralized these days.
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And I never imagined that bureaucracies could develop so much power and control.
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But I think if you talked to every individual member of the bureaucracy, they wouldn't have
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a collective consciousness with the other bureaucrats.
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They're all living in the clerk mentality like the Nazis.
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It's just, this is pre, pre, this is Berlin pre-World War II.
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We're talking about kill the Jews, get the Jews.
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This is what makes me mad to see these young people.
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He went in and he asked all the kids, you know, River to the Sea, what river, what sea?
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I didn't really want Israel to be destroyed necessarily.
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Now, you knew about Project Paperclip, Operation Paperclip, right?
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I know what you're thinking when you say, who's they?
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Like, she's into conspiracy theories, and she is.
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But you have conspiratorial thinking, and I have...
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I have autistic thinking, where I take apart systems, and then I see right through to the...
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I know, because you haven't had that level of trauma.
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Now, those of us who have had a deep, deep level of trauma, we understand that we got
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People who have had deep trauma and deep mental illness.
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Well, mental illness almost always is caused by trauma.
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But before we walk down here, you were questioning what is mental illness, right?
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And we have to get very, very granular about it.
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There are going to be a lot of mental illness-like syndromes out there that people function very,
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He's sort of hypomanic and he's sort of autistic-y and...
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And he is happy doing what he does the way he does it.
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I have a hard time calling that mental illness.
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But if somebody can't function, can't have relationships, is disturbed and has tried
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to change and can't, I'm going to call that mental illness.
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And sometimes it'll switch and go that way and go that way.
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And you were sort of leaning into your mental illness, you said, which I found very interesting.
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And people are sort of therapeutically advocating leaning into some, like anxiety, lean into
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it, panic, lean into it, and you can learn to master some of these things.
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If you've been a trauma survivor, you've certainly become very intuitive, right?
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But it's not just intuitive, because that kind of implies to me the woo-woo magic.
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Ooh, let's light a candle, and then I'll perceive how you smell my farts kind of thing.
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I just want to say this real quick so we stay on topic.
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What I was going to say is she is conspiratorial, but she also is well-researched.
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So I'm going to be here while she talks to you, and I'm going to tell you what is actually
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Well, I don't ever say nothing that ain't documented fact.
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That's when I get in trouble, like when I say, you devil worshiping mother peppers.
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Well, this is well-documented, and many people have written a million and ten words on it
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America, when winning World War II, when the Germans surrendered with Russia and all that,
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well, we carved up the fat between the three of us, and we came to an agreement there.
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Which was, that was the whole trial, but that...
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They were captured, or they were captured, or anyway, this is what it is.
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World War II ended, and everyone assumes that the Nazis lost.
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But they actually didn't lose, because the United States sponsored several of the most
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And had our space program, and many other programs like that.
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Now, I don't know how Nazi they were, but they were definitely...
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You know, a lot of people were fighting in the German army, and were not Nazis.
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But you had to go through a special club to be...
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One of the first things they did, because some of the Nazi scientists that we brought
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over were familiar with and masters of mind control and terrorizing captive populations.
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Such as the Warsaw Ghetto and other things like that in Nazi Germany.
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And what was that program called, the trauma-based mind control, which is a document?
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We had it already when they brought the Germans over.
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But MKUltra, wasn't it in Kentucky or something?
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Because we also had the farm in Kentucky where we studied mental illness and opiate addiction
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I'm sure every country had some version of mind control.
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It's where they first really kind of characterized addiction as an illness and how to do withdrawal
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And it's where they were doing the LSD mind control studies.
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And I think MKUltra came in there maybe and started doing something.
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Doing like weird experiments on captive populations.
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And nobody does, Jake says, which is very real.
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There's a million of like Operation Bluebird, Operation Artichoke.
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No, they just are trying to figure out how to control us.
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Well, it's sort of, I was about to say something like that.
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We're not quite that way, but I'm going to say something like, the COVID for me exposed
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And it exposed sort of, if nothing else, how bureaucrats think about us.
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And how they want to, you know, when they decide they need to change our behavior, how
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Like using fear to scare the hell out of everybody with COVID.
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Well, I will tell you, I was with, I was with, I interviewed a guy that was in the room
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They speculated that it was probably like other respiratory viruses, aerosolized, and
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But they just went, oh, we'll get them to do six feet.
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Now we know for sure it's aerosolized and it goes quite a distance and six feet does nothing.
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And they also have all this data now on where people contracted it and how.
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Do you think it's from having sex with monkeys?
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But I don't think it was HIV because I read this woman, Celia Farber.
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She's a genius journalist, although she's a conspiracy theorist to me.
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But she said that the place they tested the polio virus happens to be the exact same place where AIDS started 20 years after.
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Well, to be fair, this whole world of manipulating viruses.
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I interviewed Rand Paul a couple hours before they came here.
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And he was telling me, he's written a book now where he just puts all the evidence into like 400 pages.
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And there's a whole lot of stuff going on that we should be very concerned about.
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He reminds me of all the ophthalmologists from my era.
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I didn't get an autistic feeling talking to him.
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So he has all this information about all the different kinds of programs that were going on, and who knows how far back that goes in history and where and why it was localized in certain areas and stuff.
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So there is reason to be concerned about how viruses have been manipulated.
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What about giving smallpox to the natives and the blankets?
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I went to college in Amherst College, and Lord Geoff was the one that invented the germ warfare of the smallpox-infected blankets, which is why we had to change our mascot to the mammoth from Lord Geoff.
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And I've, you know, there's so many things about my thinking that are new to me that I feel so uncomfortable because I'm open to things and I'm thinking in ways that I've not really thought my whole life.
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That's when you get all the reconstructive surgery.
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I just had my shoulders injected with stem cells.
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What about like on Twitter or any of the social media when people would say that's not
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true and they'd ban them if people had any dissent at all to the official...
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The poster child for the cancellation of high quality professionals is Jay Bhattacharya.
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He's an epidemiologist from Stanford, physician, researcher.
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And he was one of the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration.
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It's a group of doctors and researchers that raised their hand and went, I think we can
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We should be doing focal sort of isolation of people with the illness, elderly people,
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He had all kinds of great ideas that would have been much better and not contributed to
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We started this conversation talking about the mental health issues.
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And he is the poster child of the excesses of who they chose to cancel.
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I mean, we hurt the mental health of so many young people.
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The whole process of going through a risk-reward analysis on the things they were doing was
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But anybody from like 22 to 30 and then also younger, like late childhood and adolescence,
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And every second of the TV, they're saying, you know, shelter in place.
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And by the way, if you don't, you're going to kill your parents.
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And then three years of no contact with your peers.
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You think that's going to be a healthy person at the end of that?
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Well, that's how they did it in Germany, too, because they demanded that the children
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And their neighbors, if they heard them say anything, that was, you know, dissenting with
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the Reich, which is like, okay, hey, if you hear them say anything anti the Democrat
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Did they say, I read today it was a good meme that said FBI following Biden's or,
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Well, it's sad to me that we can't, like, dialogue our differences.
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Well, we can here on the Roseanne Barr podcast.
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Well, we need to clean everything up and start over again.
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We got a lot of people that think very differently.
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A lot of people are very concerned about a lot of things that I actually understand and
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share their concerns, but that they don't see anything but that.
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It kind of gets a little, you know, weird that people don't see the full spectrum of what's
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Well, people who can't play nice with their neighbors.
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I'm saying things that I can imagine are coming out of my mouth all the time.
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And the latest thing has been, we just need the golden rule back.
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Well, nobody's ever, you know, occasionally somebody will do something right, probably
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So this is your trauma world speaking to me again.
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And I get very upset when I have to go your direction.
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But you've got to be able to note the difference between them and the other ones.
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Nobody has been taught any discernment to tell between an ass-raping fucking monstrous
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Well, I mean, because the nice person might say the wrong word.
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But the ass-raping fucking criminal says all the right words.
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Because that's the mind control program we're under.
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I mean, my little brain is not the end and the beginning of anything.
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Do you feel any connection of your body to anything?
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But I experience it in communion with other people.
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And when I'm deeply attuned to another person, I feel like, oh, that's something extraordinary
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Whenever two or more are gathered in my name, you know, which is like a creation of reality,
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...that was foisted on us that don't have nothing to do with reality.
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Or at least isn't as real as we rely on it to be.
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We want it to be the totality of real, and it just isn't.
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The real is when you're needing something, you know?
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No, in our housing development or whatever you call it.
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I had my granddaughter with me, and I was worried I was running out of gas.
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Do you ever have like a feeling, like a voice or a feeling that goes,
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hey, doc, why don't you go over there, and something really good's going to happen if you do it right now?
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I don't have anything quite that vivid or direct, but I definitely have instincts and things, and sometimes they're right and sometimes they're wrong.
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Like our bodies are some sort of antenna or something.
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Millions of years of evolution are wound up in our autonomic system.
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Now, I experience most of that when I'm with another person.
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Like when I'm sitting and talking to somebody deeply and listening and attuning and they're talking about something like that.
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And I will like hear music or have smells or feel something in my body.
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And let me see if I can kind of do it here with you.
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I get different things when I look in each eye, which is...
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It's your left that I was talking about, but it's the right that I'm looking at that I
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No, he's seeing if he can pick up smells and stuff.
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She was asking me if I have any experiences when I'm sitting here with you, and I had
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several, and one is I felt kind of heavy, right?
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One, I felt like an elephant stepping on my chest.
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Then I felt like something going on in my stomach, something I don't like, and then I
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Is that something, some part of you that I'm...
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Or some part of you that died in some of that trauma, you know, that you left behind?
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I wonder what you're picking up, because none of that's kind of...
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I mean, of course that's in my past, but that's...
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It's, you know, that past leaves stuff on your brain.
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I mean, I'll never really fully trust anyone in my life.
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And, you know, when you do, it always turns out that you were wrong.
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And I go, that must be my own personal programming.
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Um, but nobody's perfect, so everyone will let you down sometime.
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You know, my dream is to just live on a desert island alone for the most of my life, except
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for to come and visit my children and grandchildren now and then, you know.
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Yeah, she doesn't want to hang out with us either.
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But aside from them, anyone who did not come out of my personal vagina, I don't want to
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Do you have anything other than a personal vagina?
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I don't have any energy because at this point in my life,
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it's not like I'm going to start a relationship.
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So I'm not going to go get new friends and have to explain to them.
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That's the only thing about getting old, Dr. Drew.
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We have to move aside for the next ones to come along.
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I don't know about what's coming along, though.
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I think these kids, I mean, they're not going to be able to take care of themselves.
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Well, back to what I was thinking a few minutes ago about stupid, one of the ways that I said
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I was uncomfortable the way I think now and the things I'm open to, I've started getting
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very reductionistic in my thinking about people and things and ideas and circumstance to either
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I'm just starting right there these days because things have gotten pretty complicated.
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Is it all maybe the phones and maybe we have the new...
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Yeah, it was like the Gutenberg Bible where they were saying the exact same things they
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were saying about the printing press back in the day that we're saying about the phone.
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I think, and you'll probably disagree with me, but I think pharmaceutical industry is a huge,
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That's why I've always, I won't do that now, but I've always wanted to talk to you about
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this stuff and I wanted to ask if your opinions on that have changed.
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It doesn't mean that some medicines don't work.
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But I think there is a bottom line to it that's more about the stockholders than the patient.
00:41:16.480
And I think what happened is they're thinking, and correct me if I'm wrong, over time culture
00:41:32.100
Let's look at illnesses related to dietary excess.
00:41:36.420
You know, we've given up on helping people with that because they just don't change.
00:41:41.360
Now we've got Ozembic, so okay, we'll use that now.
00:42:02.540
Now she's going, I use it just for maintenance.
00:42:04.520
What difference does it make when you're using it?
00:42:10.000
But the diabetics are dropping dead every day because they can't get their meds.
00:42:14.400
Because all the fat ass Hollywood bitches are taking it all.
00:42:17.840
There's many good medicines for diabetes right now, but all the fat asses.
00:42:43.160
You have a prescription pad and you have a scalpel.
00:42:49.940
I use a prescription pad to change physiology, right?
00:42:53.780
Most of what I prescribe is generic and cost pennies.
00:43:10.420
And I want to push that physiology back towards normal.
00:43:15.020
Or I want to prevent some complication of that physiology.
00:43:18.700
So you're more about preventive, like total the whole picture.
00:43:24.620
Like, look, if you come in with hypertension, I don't want you to have a stroke.
00:43:30.020
I don't really care about the cause of the hypertension.
00:43:32.400
I need to get that blood pressure out of control right now.
00:43:34.400
Now, there are things I look around for to see if there's an underlying cause.
00:43:38.460
It really doesn't change the treatment very much.
00:43:40.240
And the consequences are the result of the high blood pressure,
00:43:42.760
not the result of the narrowing of the renal artery, for instance.
00:43:45.880
And I'm not going to go in and do an angioplastia and renal artery.
00:43:48.640
I'm going to give you the Avipro, and I'm going to give you the amlodipine,
00:43:52.820
They're wonderful medicines that were invented by pharmaceutical companies,
00:43:55.980
and they made a lot of money on it, and then they lost their patent,
00:44:07.840
Because I thought you were something to do in psychiatry.
00:44:11.040
So I ran the medical services in a psychiatric hospital,
00:44:15.020
so I became very familiar, very astute to what you're talking about,
00:44:20.140
what the pharmaceuticals do and the excesses and the relationship
00:44:26.440
Then I ended up running their addiction services for 20 years.
00:44:29.220
So I was there at the crossroads of medicine and psychiatry.
00:44:42.320
And I also was doing straight medicine alongside that.
00:44:54.800
You have people that have been medicated since, let's say,
00:44:58.400
People are on drugs that change your brain chemistry.
00:45:00.820
You have difference in parenting, the feminist movement in the 80s.
00:45:05.140
You had cultural change, you had drug changes, and then you have these millennials that are
00:45:09.260
raised, basically, I mean, I'm not a doctor, but I diagnosed millennials as having narcissistic
00:45:14.980
personality disorder when I used to podcast years ago.
00:45:18.300
But hold on, let me just say, so when you factor all that in, wouldn't that be why everything's
00:45:23.760
Is that these kids have now gone into positions of power?
00:45:36.740
The PSYOP is, they're turning the kids into mindless warriors.
00:45:44.460
Well, they want them fighting each other in the street, and then half will kill the other
00:45:47.700
half, and they'll send whoever survives off to fight in the Ukraine.
00:45:51.660
But you're now imagining there's somebody doing that.
00:45:54.980
I'm here saying, this seems to be a cycle that we get into as humans.
00:45:58.360
Because Lenin, Rose Pierre, you name it, it's come.
00:46:21.360
And also, when there's economic disparity and stuff, obviously, that makes it worse.
00:46:28.540
But let me just say this one thing before you blow my mind.
00:46:32.440
The biggest liability of narcissism, and the emotion about which there is injunctions against
00:46:41.800
in every scripture, and which is alive and well in America today, is envy.
00:46:52.720
Jealousy is, oh, Roseanne has a cool student here.
00:47:08.720
Yeah, I think you're absolutely right about that.
00:47:14.220
Because we were saying, like, how it's a pattern that always repeats, right?
00:47:23.060
Power in its ascension, and then in its, you know, dissembly.
00:47:43.940
The concept hit it, but what the fuck's going on right now?
00:47:58.960
You were going to blow his mind about patterns repeating.
00:48:06.300
I mean, down to our atomic structure and our DNA, everything's that.
00:48:14.680
But, I mean, we're just so deluded and brainwashed and lied to.
00:48:21.960
Oh, I was going to say that things actually do repeat.
00:48:25.680
Because, you know, when you really, I asked you if you believed in God, so you had like
00:48:41.220
I'm jealous of people that have a really vivid.
00:48:47.740
But I, listen, I've seen a lot of people at the end of life, and I really admire what
00:48:53.680
it does for people, particularly at the end of life.
00:49:04.740
It's, it is a racking up of like, you know, when you're going to go play pool and you
00:49:13.400
You're probably, am I right in guessing that you're just trying to say that this pattern
00:49:23.420
It's because it's just a bunch of accumulated wisdom of human behavior over many thousands
00:49:28.120
And why, and same with the, same with the Indian books.
00:49:31.620
The Bhagavad Gita and the, any of those things.
00:49:37.620
Because that's all humans had to understand themselves.
00:49:40.180
They just write stuff down and go, you know, it is said that three generations ago, they
00:49:58.760
And you think, you think it's trauma, childhood trauma.
00:50:01.100
Well, I think these, I think in the modern era, I think this, this tendency towards mobs
00:50:09.340
and this thing that hit France and pre-revolutionary Russia and seems to grip us right now.
00:50:14.220
The odd thing is that it seems to grip the world right now.
00:50:25.220
I think that social media was like invented because they wanted to do something with it.
00:50:37.320
But you're kind of dancing around having a revelation that you're going to see.
00:50:42.620
I've been, that's what I've been trying to build this up to.
00:50:44.340
Because you say things like, oh, I don't think everybody could be this organized.
00:50:47.880
But then you cite these historical events that was just a few owners that were in control.
00:50:54.680
We talked about Nazis and the Germans coming here.
00:51:11.160
And his, I adhere to something he was suggesting, which is that there are always sociopaths.
00:51:29.160
But they can't really do much until we get swept into a mob and then they take full advantage of it.
00:51:37.620
But there are people around that always take advantage.
00:51:48.300
I just, I think, I think it's just these people are always around and now they're doing their
00:51:56.640
Oh, so you're, the differentiation is that you're saying they're not making everyone go
00:52:00.960
No, we have moved into this thing and then they just take advantage of it.
00:52:13.280
They write all their shit right out for you to read.
00:52:20.620
Like Klaus Schwab and his Igor, that little guy.
00:52:35.540
And also that includes, of course, everything, Jeffrey Epstein.
00:52:49.580
Well, there's aspects of what you're saying that I would have had no sense of what you're
00:52:53.420
talking about, except I think I've seen a little bit of it lately.
00:52:57.840
But yeah, there's, that I see what you're talking about.
00:53:02.260
That I've seen sort of evidence of MKUltra style things going on where I go, what?
00:53:07.900
Why can't we, what are you talking, what's going on here?
00:53:19.000
Well, no, I was just, I'm always in a place where I hear people talking and it blows my
00:53:28.500
Because the one thing about me is I have been able to worm my way into some fancy swanky
00:53:37.880
Tell me about what happens in those swanky joints.
00:54:08.900
There are things that I think, oh man, there's a lot going on that I don't know about.
00:54:13.000
And I wish I could, like, just look at Dr. Fauci's behavior.
00:54:19.200
And then all of a sudden, and all of a sudden, he starts behaving strangely and saying strange
00:54:24.320
things and being defensive about things he should be able to easily answer.
00:54:27.760
And all my head goes is like, what is he trying to, what?
00:54:31.260
Did you see him speak when he started going haywire like that?
00:54:41.280
And he was, you know, if somebody asked a simple question, can you go to a church meeting
00:54:49.500
He should have gone, both are fine or both are no good.
00:54:52.380
I worry about transmission of the virus in both or none.
00:54:57.040
But he went, I don't understand what you're talking about.
00:55:08.640
Some of these conspiracy theorists that I hear about, they say Fauci was took out and murdered
00:55:16.780
in Guantanamo and a clown replaced him or a guy in a mask.
00:55:35.300
I went, what could these people that are together not answering questions about what we now know
00:55:41.900
for sure was going on and how we manipulated viruses and where the funding was coming.
00:55:50.520
And I asked him, I said, is there some reason that they could remain quiet that's justified?
00:55:55.660
Is there something they know that we shouldn't know that'll fuck a lot of people up or something?
00:56:04.480
So you don't think that they're all like either clones or totally blackmailed operatives
00:56:14.640
that are doing what they're told to do by China and the other people that own our government?
00:56:20.460
Again, I have a woman I interview frequently called Li Meng Yan, who's a brilliant virologist,
00:56:28.240
physician, and was working on the coronavirus for the People's Liberation Army.
00:56:35.360
And isn't that a nice euphemism for what goes on in China?
00:56:38.340
And when I hear some of that, it makes my skin kind of really crawl.
00:56:41.100
And whenever I would see her attack, just recently I saw her attack on Twitter, and I went,
00:56:49.220
oh, that looks like a, I just tweeted back, does anybody think this is a Chinese operative
00:56:59.460
If the air did, with making it look like I'm saying certain things that I've never said.
00:57:03.480
And I thought, oh, wow, they're really, they are on it.
00:57:11.740
I like when Swalwell's girlfriend, Fang Fang, all of a sudden she comes back.
00:57:41.480
No, I'm talking about the people in power right now.
00:57:44.540
So, the people in power now, it's hard to know.
00:58:00.860
The pedo ponzi pirate priest class of pharaonic feudalism.
00:58:20.340
I can't wait to have you back on in four years when you totally know about all this shit.
00:58:31.080
Because that would help me make sense of a lot of stuff.
00:58:38.760
Well, you said upstairs, we were talking a little bit.
00:58:39.980
I was talking about how social media is a democratization.
00:58:44.040
It's like, from a little studio, you can reach many people.
00:58:52.280
Because Victor Hugo, I believe it was, it said democracy, is two wolves and a lamb voting
00:59:06.480
And I do think that it is, it does have a lot of mob rule to it.
00:59:12.160
And the commies love using the word democracy, you know, because they can pretend that those
00:59:26.020
Well, I have, I adhere to the positions of the founding fathers, which is they had deep,
00:59:33.340
profound concerns about democracy, which is why they established a republic.
00:59:39.200
And a representative, checks and balances, not a direct democracy.
00:59:43.680
And yet here in California, we have essentially a direct democracy, and we see how that runs
00:59:48.620
Because, you know, I think everyone here, probably 85% voted to overthrow Newsom.
00:59:55.980
But, you know, as long as they, I mean, if people can't see that without paper ballots,
01:00:00.660
it's all a wash, they can change all the votes they want.
01:00:04.140
Once they say, it's who counts the votes that matters.
01:00:10.680
You don't think it's corrupt that we go blow up the rack and then rebuild it, blow it up
01:00:16.100
again, rebuild it, blow it up again, rebuild it, blow it up again.
01:00:19.720
The only people making money are the military contractors, for God's sake.
01:00:25.500
I have not signed up as a, you know, somebody that formally supports, but I have been fascinated
01:00:34.820
And some of his insights that I, that he, he blew my mind.
01:00:39.700
And when I listened and I thought about some of the stuff, it enlightened me.
01:00:44.960
Yeah, he's very deep on the vaccine stuff, especially.
01:00:48.240
On the, the, the general coziness between regulators and industry.
01:00:57.920
Fascism was a corporate government unification.
01:01:06.740
And you know, they say there's only 25,000 of them in the world doing all this, programming
01:01:12.520
all these things that go into each other, using their computers to go, oh, okay, Facebook's
01:01:19.120
And then, you know, it's just dividing up the information.
01:01:22.900
Well, the, the thing I blow in my mind more than anything is this, this centralization
01:01:31.580
But centralizing authority and things like medicine.
01:01:34.180
And, you know, it's just, you can't, the federal government was a, essentially just a way of
01:01:41.400
agreeing amongst the states to have a more perfect union.
01:01:44.580
And to have somebody give us a common defense, a common currency, and some interstate commerce.
01:01:51.220
And the fact that people look for it now for like solving all of our problems, it's just
01:01:55.360
Oh, and plus they're so, they lie about everything.
01:01:58.880
And then if anyone even wants to present the opposite side of which there are always two
01:02:09.140
And instead they just demonize all opposition and censor it right off the face of the earth.
01:02:14.840
If you do these ad hominem attacks, which is really, that's dangerous.
01:02:19.040
Well, that's how they de-platform people and they can't, you know, they've lost everything.
01:02:28.180
One of the things that COVID has done though is taught people that people that were demonized
01:02:33.300
and were condemned and were canceled can be right.
01:02:38.400
And so they're learning that, oh, maybe we'd be a little more cautious with who we condemn
01:02:45.220
Well, I think it is when you're over the target, you get condemned.
01:02:51.800
I notice that's what happens to me when I get near something that I may be not quite
01:02:56.420
right, but if I'm getting near something, something that people want to protect for usually spurious
01:03:05.400
Don't you think that all they really want to protect is the information that implicates
01:03:21.280
But I am concerned about the World Economic Forum.
01:03:23.240
I mean, that kind of centralization, international.
01:03:25.540
You've seen that treaty they want on health care?
01:03:30.240
They want authority over all elected officials, all sovereign officials.
01:03:35.880
We just went through something horrible because things were overly centralized.
01:03:40.100
Now you want to take it to an international scale?
01:03:41.940
Here's what's funny about it, is that the United States funds that.
01:03:48.900
Like the people in our government are the ones that are making it happen, and then forcing
01:03:55.760
That is not conspiratorial to start thinking about all the things that our money does.
01:04:03.900
There's all kinds of things I don't want my money to do.
01:04:05.900
A lot of things that our government spends my money on that is just like-
01:04:09.280
People pay their taxes for roads, schools, hospitals, and things like that, protection from the police.
01:04:20.200
They're building a whole place over there in the Ukraine for all the criminals, and when
01:04:25.080
Trump gets back in and runs their asses in prison, they're going to go over there to
01:04:29.480
the fucking Ukraine or Dubai on our tax money to escape getting implicated for being pedophiles.
01:04:44.020
They steal the public's money and put it into private pockets.
01:04:55.340
And it's also like not really socialism or not really communism either.
01:05:55.380
And then before my uncle died, I started getting more information.
01:05:59.720
And if you look, if you do your 23andMe, they give you, they show you where your ancestors came from.
01:06:08.260
We, you and I, our family got away from the Holodomor.
01:06:14.000
We would have died of famine if we had stayed under Stalin's situation.
01:06:19.140
And somehow our family had the good sense to leave their homeland.
01:06:31.300
Well, my grandmother and her two sisters did make it to the U.S.
01:06:37.280
She lost nine siblings and all the rest of the family.
01:06:47.380
Yeah, but she was stuck in between not quite the Nazis and the 1917 revolution.
01:06:56.420
So it was like everybody was coming for the Jews.
01:07:07.220
Have you read the white pill by Michael Malice?
01:07:21.100
And so, you know, when people talk about privilege and stuff, I think, Jesus, my family, man.
01:07:37.640
So they, yeah, were Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and others of them came from Poland.
01:07:46.920
And also, like, they went as far as Spain and Portugal, too.
01:07:52.840
But the 23andMe was amazing because it showed that we had North African roots, which I had
01:08:04.520
Subsequently to my fame and getting some dough, you know.
01:08:22.360
And so I went on the religious retreat of the whole area, you know.
01:08:34.400
You know, where the prophets and such are buried and stuff like that.
01:08:49.820
That we don't have a country filled with people that appreciate history and the past.
01:09:01.480
I remember the 70s when everyone announced, we figured it out.
01:09:07.400
Penn Station, that beautiful old building, that's a piece of shit.
01:09:10.580
We need to build some 60s Soviet-style building on top of it.
01:09:17.100
We went through this when we decided that everything old was bad and the past had no meaning to
01:09:33.080
You know, that's like part of the whole brainwashing, too.
01:09:43.020
They're always so much the same thing, you know?
01:09:53.680
I mean, he just perfected what Lenin was setting up.
01:10:05.620
When you said earlier, knowing the difference between a good person and a bad person, that's
01:10:09.560
Yes, an ultimate tyrant, a little pharaoh, a little Hitler, right?
01:10:25.980
Lenin starved them accidentally, because he was incompetent, sort of.
01:10:43.260
I don't know my history as well as you do, but I'm...
01:10:55.940
But he had, you know, his brother got, you know, killed.
01:11:08.200
I mean, talk about somebody that seems to like feudalism.
01:11:39.620
Now, he's not a great guy in the sense you'd want to hug him or hang around him.
01:11:53.560
And I was reading the biography at the time, and I thought, oh, this is...
01:11:59.780
He fires and hires and just keeps moving forward and doing stuff.
01:12:03.900
And his compass is just due north at all times.
01:12:12.480
When it rains, because I have a Tesla, when it rains, then you'll get in your car, you
01:12:18.800
know, and roll down the window, and the rain comes right onto your leg.
01:12:24.740
You'd think he would have designed the fuck out of...
01:12:29.320
But I think he may be one of these people that don't want to hear any dissent.
01:12:35.060
He is all about better, better, better, better, and who made this decision and why.
01:12:41.960
Well, he better do something with those windows.
01:12:47.880
Because he's always, always, always changing stuff.
01:12:51.360
I don't like the way that you push this button to open the glove compartment either.
01:12:56.240
I'm almost going to get a truck just because I admire him so much.
01:12:59.820
I don't really want the truck, but I'm just going to do it because I admire him so much.
01:13:03.220
I invested so much of my money in him, and I made so much money.
01:13:18.420
He, in the book, Bill Gates comes to him and goes, dude, you should be philanthropic.
01:13:24.000
And Musk goes, show me what you're doing with your money.
01:13:26.580
And he goes, well, here are the top five things.
01:13:30.800
I can do so much more building businesses, so much more humanity and creating jobs financially
01:13:38.640
for the world and also solve way more problems than you solve with this sleepy bullshit.
01:13:54.640
And then I want to hear a little bit more about Fauci because you never really told me.
01:13:59.500
We do have to do the wellness company right now.
01:14:06.940
Well, you're on the board of the wellness company.
01:14:08.420
I'm on the medical board of the wellness company.
01:14:18.080
We're not all completely aligned on everything.
01:14:20.840
Like everything Peter McCullough says, I don't sign off on, but I admire him.
01:14:24.420
And I want to see him continue to think about things and say stuff and put stuff
01:14:29.700
And anyway, he's been a great guy to work with.
01:14:35.300
And one of the things I've noticed is I've been trying to protect the physician-patient
01:14:46.940
We either have insurance companies telling us what to do or employees or we're employees
01:14:57.940
And people just go home and come back when you're a PO2 70.
01:15:02.700
See, closing down your offices and your care of patients when they need you the most...
01:15:13.460
And I kind of am now the opinion that because we can't protect the relationship, we need
01:15:21.520
There's so many things that are so easy to use that patients shouldn't have access to.
01:15:29.460
And I've followed my patients for years and years and I give them emergency kits and I give
01:15:37.600
And so when they started talking about doing this, I was like, yes, of course.
01:15:41.400
And you have a telehealth visit if you wish and you have a handbook on how to use these
01:15:46.080
things and when to use them and what they're for.
01:15:51.880
I'm pushing them to get into reproductive health because I will tell you, I'll give you
01:16:05.100
So you can take an antiviral medication before you have sex to prevent HIV from transmitting.
01:16:11.380
You can take an antiviral after, called PEP, post-exposure prophylaxis, to reduce the
01:16:19.020
Turns out there are other antibiotics you can take that you can prevent risk of things
01:16:23.020
like gonorrhea and chlamydia and things that we just don't tell patients about it.
01:16:28.020
I want to really go down that road of empowering people, reproduction, non-hormonal kinds of contraception.
01:16:37.680
I want to talk about it because mom is giving you, if you want to get one of these med kits,
01:16:46.280
It's so good for people to be more responsible for themselves.
01:16:48.560
We're going to have travel kits soon because when my patients go on travel, I give them
01:16:53.620
And I said, we've got to create that for our patients at wellness companies.
01:17:09.120
So that's twc.health forward slash rb and the promo code is rb for 10% off.
01:17:13.820
And you know what all this craziness has created?
01:17:15.700
I used to take a pill after I had sex, so I didn't get an ICD or IUD or ICN.
01:17:24.480
And then you gave the guy a pill before he had sex, the Rohitma.
01:17:27.620
No, you take it after because I always got a UTI after sex.
01:17:34.340
I just quit having sex because I figured this is not worth it.
01:17:49.400
And by the way, for somebody like that, you know, look, putting back on the, if somebody
01:17:54.100
came to me with that history, I'd go, you know, some vaginal estrogen cream would probably
01:17:59.960
And no one tells you that, you know, and there's no reason they shouldn't have access.
01:18:05.660
I said my whole life looking back, the only thing that ever got thin on me was my vaginal walls.
01:18:13.840
And that's why the vaginal cream restores some of that suppleness.
01:18:19.160
And that's where the urinary tract infections are coming from.
01:18:25.520
Can you combine the cream with like a lubricant?
01:18:28.220
You don't even need the lubricant if it's, you can, but you don't even need the lubricant.
01:18:31.260
I just say you don't have to put a cream on and be gross, like, you know, make it sexy.
01:18:37.140
Oh, it's just the thought of touching anyone is repulsive.
01:18:49.340
The fact that Dr. Fauci was saying we're never going to shake hands again, that was where I was,
01:19:05.180
I loved COVID because it was like the quarantine, it was so great.
01:19:10.660
Because I never had to babysit because I told my daughters, I can't be around kids because,
01:19:22.360
And, uh, so I never had to babysit for all year.
01:19:31.100
She's made me cheese sandwiches whenever I wanted.
01:19:34.120
And I just laid in bed all on my new medications, which were good.
01:19:45.080
Well, then on the COVID, on the quarantine, I can't remember which ones I was on during that.
01:20:01.080
If your thing ain't working, ask your doctor for the Abilify.
01:20:06.200
There's Truvada's also does that kind of thing.
01:20:16.180
It's got about 15 letters and it starts with a D.
01:20:43.060
But anyway, the point is, pharmacology can be helpful is the point I'm trying to make.
01:20:49.180
So this is generally what I want to say, is that going all one way and all the other is usually an error.
01:20:57.760
And so I'm trying to get everyone to temporize.
01:21:08.420
Like, in vaccines, for me, it's odd that they had a vaccine ready for a spike protein.
01:21:17.920
That's what the mRNA vaccine was, a spike protein.
01:21:20.760
But now they have a vaccine for the spike protein?
01:21:24.140
That's what the mRNA vaccine is, to produce lots of spike protein.
01:21:27.780
So your body sees the spike protein on the coronavirus and fights it off.
01:21:31.240
But you produce a bunch of spike protein first, so your immune system reacts to it.
01:21:36.160
So now they're going to give you a shot to get rid of the spike protein.
01:21:39.840
Well, this is what's weird to me, is that we took the most pathogenic part of the virus
01:21:44.660
and made it, people exposed them to a lot of it.
01:21:47.440
That was odd that we didn't switch to the nucleocapsid protein, but okay.
01:21:51.940
And Rand Paul pointed out to me today, because Moderna was already underway with this stuff.
01:21:56.600
Somebody knew there was something afoot with potential coronavirus problems.
01:22:00.860
And so we did that, and it was very helpful early on for older patients.
01:22:09.860
I had older patients that died of COVID, and when I was able to vaccinate them, things were different.
01:22:18.520
I wasn't so clear at the time, but I didn't take an opinion yet.
01:22:27.280
There was a study out of Austria just a couple days ago that suggested that the fourth vaccine,
01:22:33.480
the second booster, not only did nothing, no effect on hospitalization, no effect on deaths,
01:22:39.080
reduced infection maybe by 17% for three months, and then a rebound where you get more infection
01:22:47.660
So I don't know what we're doing with all the boostering, boostering, boostering,
01:22:50.240
especially when 99% of the people have antibodies against the virus.
01:22:55.400
What if we're doing it just to sell people shit, to make money?
01:23:04.820
And if I were amongst those people that were being accused of doing that, I would want to
01:23:15.580
This virus has no risk for a 22-year-old male, and the vaccine has some risk of causing myocarditis.
01:23:26.400
And some newer studies showed that half of those kids have persistent myocarditis a year
01:23:34.160
Any other product would be taken off the market, or certainly for those age groups.
01:23:41.840
It was one store and four bottles of Tylenol, and they pulled it from everywhere.
01:23:47.240
Do you remember tryptophan when they pulled it?
01:23:48.640
Because one person died on tryptophan, which you can get from Turkey.
01:23:58.740
Do you think that all the medical stuff, let me just ask you this, are we going to-
01:24:06.980
Well, it changed somewhat somewhere where it just became-
01:24:13.080
Was it Obamacare that changed everything and made it so corporate?
01:24:19.860
Because if you look at the electronic medical record, there's all these milestones you have
01:24:25.400
And if you hit them, you get a little higher reimbursement, and blah, blah, blah, from
01:24:29.480
Not from the drug company, from the insurance companies, or from the government, for Medicare
01:24:34.000
And so, yeah, there's a lot more sort of rule-following, programmatic checking boxes, that kind of stuff
01:24:40.560
that was never part of medicine when I was trained.
01:24:45.080
And there's, you know, residents don't work the long hours anymore.
01:24:48.620
They don't prioritize patients the way we used to.
01:24:54.540
It seems like, you know, well, maybe you're pioneering a great exodus that becomes-
01:25:08.140
And if we can all ascend to the truth, I'll be very happy.
01:25:14.740
But your truth is a little different than my truth, I think.
01:25:26.860
Have you ever looked at things I've said would happen?
01:25:45.360
That is just beginning to occur to people right now in our country.
01:25:54.760
That, to me, in a time when information is everywhere, it concerns me.
01:26:01.140
Yeah, that's the part I'm struggling with right now.
01:26:05.360
We have more access to information now than we ever have throughout history, and we're
01:26:11.600
And there was, like, again, I ran Paul's fresh on my mind because I just interviewed
01:26:16.300
him, and I read through his book as best I could.
01:26:26.000
Why isn't he digging over that and trying to figure out what's going on?
01:26:29.660
I want that kid to really help enlighten, pull the lid off this, get the Band-Aid off.
01:26:36.520
There's something missing in our ability to access what's the full spectrum of what's
01:26:46.220
People are scared, and then anons do it, and they get destroyed.
01:26:48.440
We are being taught never to assess blame upward.
01:27:00.800
So how our children and their children came to totally trust the government.
01:27:05.940
If they want to vaccinate my eyeballs 15 times, I'm going to let them do it.
01:27:11.680
I'm on the record of saying there aren't enough vaccines in the world for my family.
01:27:18.040
Since then, I've been like, well, I'm thinking about it.
01:27:23.200
It's just everybody seems to have somebody in their family who's died from the myocarditis.
01:27:31.260
Everybody has at least somebody in their family, and people are not trusting.
01:27:39.660
Well, no vaccine's ever been put to market that quick, Operation Warp Speed, right?
01:27:44.140
No, and remember, everybody, no one was going to take it because it was Trump's vaccine.
01:27:51.580
I asked my family members that couldn't wait to run out and get it, all gay, by the way.
01:27:58.860
I'm like, what is it with the gays trusting the government to vaccinate them?
01:28:19.720
You couldn't get in their concert without vaccines?
01:28:21.480
Like, they were rock stars that were like, you have to go, like, you're supposed to be
01:28:29.800
It was mass formation, but it was also like, hey, if you don't do what we, the owners tell
01:28:34.780
you to do, you're going to get blacklisted, blackballed.
01:28:37.840
They were diluted with the message that the vaccinated are the, it's the pandemic of the
01:28:46.880
They're the ones that are filling up the hospitals.
01:28:48.800
All these things that they were, they believe, they still believe to this day a lot of people.
01:28:56.960
Remember those nurses, at the same time, they were, I think people are funny in how they
01:29:02.300
do, but they were saying that the hospitals were overrun with people suffering and couldn't
01:29:08.160
And then the nurses come out doing that big old choreographed dance number down the hall
01:29:14.560
that probably took, you know, 20 to 28 hours to get all the steps in.
01:29:21.640
You know, it's just like, to understand the dual.
01:29:26.460
Hang on, my wife has been paging and, you're interrupting our podcast.
01:29:47.180
All I got is the freeway, by the way, which is blocked by Palestinian protesters.
01:30:13.320
There was something I was going to say about just how it works.
01:30:16.880
Oh, the dissonance, the imposed cognitive dissonance.
01:30:23.060
They'll show you those nurses at the same time.
01:30:26.380
That'll be on the internet, but then at the same time on CNN, it'll be the emergency rooms
01:30:32.700
So it's like, how can you stay balanced and say when it's the opposite every minute?
01:30:38.220
I had a nightly show here on Fox 11, not Fox News, Fox Local.
01:30:44.080
And I did it for about a year during COVID, trying to help people understand what was going
01:30:48.760
And every night, I was having to kind of adjust what the producers wanted to put out there.
01:30:53.560
They go, there's no, county says no hospital beds.
01:30:55.960
I go, the county says there's no hospital beds.
01:30:59.480
So that means there's no county free, sufficiently staffed.
01:31:10.660
The hospitals all around the city are fine, all the private hospitals.
01:31:15.620
And the county's getting stressed because people without insurance and whatnot are coming in.
01:31:33.800
I had somebody walk up to me in a newsroom, a really high quality journalist, and said,
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I mean, not even remotely like that is going on.
01:31:57.280
And that's what the people that produced the news were thinking and believe.
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That's how fuck we, that's what we did to people.
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That this was going to eliminate the human species.
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That's like when Trump won and my daughter was there.
01:33:45.340
Because I had a broken leg and was up in San Fran in a room
01:33:51.600
Well, that just happened to be election night when Trump won 2016, 15.
01:33:57.960
And my daughters are very liberal and the one started to scream.
01:34:14.200
So then she got, she turns to me because it was my fault, of course, that he won.
01:34:32.520
My daughter called me and said, what's going to happen to my friends?
01:34:41.280
Oh, the Trump derangement syndrome is part of that.
01:35:03.980
Well, how about what's the name that keeps putting the DAs in?
01:35:05.640
The people who put on every color revolution on earth.
01:35:12.640
A color revolution is happening in America, just like it happened in Ukraine and Egypt.
01:35:26.380
We need to fight back and make sure we find our way back to sanity.
01:35:29.680
Well, we need to start talking to each other, speaking to each other, and pointing the blame
01:35:36.660
upward, not laterally at each other, but upward at the actual people who are guilty and actually
01:35:47.740
They have been a major, major source of trouble.
01:35:51.760
And the farmers are the one funding it, let's be fair.
01:35:54.540
But that's where my focus was from the beginning with COVID was so crazy.
01:36:08.620
And, you know, they used to have a thing called the Fairness Doctrine.
01:36:16.340
Their political party for three minutes, you got equal time.
01:36:21.900
It didn't cost a billion dollars to lose an election.
01:36:31.140
Have you seen when all the journalists say the same thing?
01:36:41.440
There's like three or four companies that own all the media, right?
01:36:45.920
So, and you see this where they're reading from the same script.
01:36:49.880
But I'm just wondering, why do you have such a hard time when we say they or people are
01:36:54.040
When you can see right there, there's four people that run every news organization.
01:36:58.400
If they have one private phone call, like, hey, we're going with this story tonight, that's
01:37:05.500
Well, you were getting the stuff like, hey, this is what we're talking about tonight.
01:37:08.820
I mean, I know you produced your stuff, but they were saying-
01:37:28.840
But that was after being there for like eight years.
01:37:32.640
You weren't threatening the narrative of whatever you were doing eight years ago.
01:37:35.380
It was when you started to go outside of the realms of their restraints on you, that's
01:37:40.340
No, I never felt any pressure to say anything, ever.
01:37:44.620
But actually, as always, what was reported about what I said was not even what I said.
01:37:59.680
Well, with me, it's like they take my jokes as if they were statements.
01:38:04.040
Like if Henny Youngman goes, take my wife, please.
01:38:12.240
You know, all my jokes, they take them like they're serious.
01:38:14.740
But again, I think people are waking up to that.
01:38:19.060
They're smarter about consumption of news and virality and things.
01:38:23.540
After all the ridiculous shit they've seen, that Don Lamont was the worst of it.
01:38:51.680
I just have nothing but positive things to say about my experience there.
01:38:59.420
The guy right under him I really admire and still admire.
01:39:02.720
And he came to me and said, we're going to have to cancel.
01:39:08.160
They just canceled me and Nancy Grace and all this stuff.
01:39:10.400
But we're going to wait a few months because, you know, your employees need this and that.
01:39:14.500
On behalf of the employees, it was really a nice thing.
01:39:17.640
And I was on Don Lemon's show pretty much every night.
01:39:21.180
And one night I was on there going, yeah, you know, yes, Trump has narcissism.
01:39:28.140
Be careful how you label presidents with these psychiatric labels.
01:39:32.920
And I described two presidents who had significant psychiatric problems.
01:39:36.600
And I said, should these two guys have been president?
01:39:52.440
I was doing a daytime radio show and the program director said, hey, I heard what you said
01:39:58.580
Could you condense that to 30 seconds and put it on our website?
01:40:12.900
You probably should say, can you got something to say about Hillary?
01:40:18.000
She released her medical records today, her doctors.
01:40:24.100
I had notes about everything they were doing for her.
01:40:27.000
And so I did 30 seconds criticizing or raising issues about the medical care she was getting.
01:40:45.840
Finally, a physician says she's not suitable for office, which is not at all what I said.
01:40:53.340
That's when I heard from they, who told me to go away.
01:40:58.480
And a week later, we'd planned to stop the show.
01:41:02.260
So it looked like we had canceled the show because of what I said, which was not what I said, not why we stopped the show.
01:41:31.540
Drudge said I said something that I didn't say.
01:41:44.340
They put out a video of parts of the things I was saying.
01:41:49.360
And by the way, the things that they cut out would be the things I would be criticized for today.
01:41:54.220
Because at the end of every one of my little concerns about the paranoia and the hysteria and all that I was sort of yelling about, I would say, just listen to the CDC and listen to Fauci.
01:42:06.060
And they cut that part out, and that part is still gone.
01:42:09.120
But today, I would be criticized for that part.
01:42:27.960
Well, Q said watch Fauci because he's doing the Freemason handshake.
01:42:41.820
If you stepped on grass, you were going to die.
01:42:43.120
I didn't go outside for a year when I was 12 years old because I thought if I touched
01:42:46.500
grass, I was going to get Lyme disease and die.
01:42:51.200
After those two, I was like, oh, they're just pushing hysteria.
01:42:58.580
What's going to happen in our next presidential election?
01:43:14.200
I think Trump's going to win for a third straight time.
01:43:23.020
I think there's a reasonable probability that Biden at the convention will say no.
01:43:47.120
Because if she does, I will dedicate the rest of my life to telling fat-ass Michelle Obama jokes
01:44:00.940
And, you know, people say things and I say things and what have you.
01:44:13.420
Oh, my favorite guy that does the analysis, Trump Mafia on YouTube, they just put him
01:44:37.240
But he says it's going to be Newsom and Hillary.
01:44:51.160
And all the women, you know, who are dumber than women have ever been.
01:45:13.220
No, she's saying they'll vote for a woman just because she has a vagina.
01:45:22.320
That's why I'm going to vote for Michelle Obama because I have a penis.
01:45:36.900
And you're going to tell me off the air why there's going to be no election in 2024.
01:45:46.780
We didn't get into anything I wanted to get into.
01:46:00.040
Well, we want to talk more about mental health, too.
01:46:01.840
Your childhood trauma stuff that's ruining everything, I'm with you on that.
01:46:11.840
And I think that the proper way to treat PTSD is through intensive therapy.
01:46:21.600
I think it helps in line with additional therapy.
01:46:26.240
So I just want to say I think people need to get back into intensive therapy.
01:46:32.460
Because this is what helped me with all my mental therapy.
01:46:49.940
And the kind of work that I think works best that you're talking about is kind of the attunement stuff we were talking about an hour ago.
01:46:57.060
And I've watched it work like magic in mutual aid societies, like 12-step and things like that.
01:47:09.240
And I've always been trying to figure a way to bottle this because there aren't enough therapists on earth to do what we need to what you're talking about.
01:47:14.880
And I do think, back to what we said a while ago, that the solution...
01:47:26.760
But for me, the other people is where I find the spiritual.
01:47:35.540
But we really have to find the answer in each other.
01:47:45.000
I totally agree that for me, it comes like through...
01:47:50.040
Something will occur to me that inspires me somehow to create something that moves people.
01:48:05.520
To keep the species going and be present for others and stuff.
01:48:08.240
And if you can be open enough, trusting enough to be there and fully present for somebody,
01:48:16.400
We've all helped our friends through bad relationships and they've helped us.
01:48:19.200
There's helping people, but I'm talking about something a little more profound.
01:48:23.460
You're talking about the actual tuning and stuff that you were doing?
01:48:26.060
I'm talking about being really, really, really...
01:48:31.700
I got a call today from a friend that does kind of teach that.
01:48:37.140
It is really about being able to use your whole...
01:48:41.240
Not listen with your ears, but listen with your whole body.
01:48:48.340
This could be really important whenever you're cooking.
01:49:03.660
But if I go on your thing, I'll have to be tame.
01:49:14.240
I think she's already got very serious concerns about China and about they and things like
01:49:27.080
I'm trying to wake people up to the fact that their options are dwindling, and so are their
01:49:35.760
Everyone needs to be aware of the importance of freedom.
01:49:48.280
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