Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew Debate Reactions to Charlie Kirk's Killing and Cultural Double Standards

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[00:00] Recorded live at Corolla 1 studios with

[00:03] Adam Corolla and board certified

[00:06] physician and addiction medicine

[00:08] specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky. You're

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[00:15] >> Yeah, get it on. Got to get on the trip

[00:17] to get it on. Dr. Drew's board.

[00:21] All right. So, Drew, you and I not

[00:24] talked about the whole Charlie Kirk

[00:25] thing.

[00:25] >> No, I The world has changed since we

[00:27] last sat at these mics

[00:28] >> into a microphone at least. Yeah.

[00:31] >> Um

[00:33] sad. Uh he was a real nice guy. Um

[00:36] interviewed him a few times, been on his

[00:38] show a few times. I know you have.

[00:40] >> Mhm.

[00:41] >> As well. Um I you know the the shooting

[00:46] in the in the tragedy part of life

[00:49] um is sort of baked in. I'm I'm I get

[00:52] it. we're at a place where that's the

[00:56] way it works. Um

[00:58] >> although the the visual people

[01:00] witnessing a violent event that that

[01:03] made it a little different. I mean

[01:04] there's a reason

[01:05] >> the kings in the middle ages beheaded

[01:07] people in public,

[01:08] >> right?

[01:09] >> Because humans react differently when

[01:11] bodies are violated.

[01:12] >> Right now the reaction

[01:15] to it is what I've been fascinated by

[01:20] and you know all kinds of stuff.

[01:22] somebody pointed out is is uh well so

[01:26] it's this weird he said she said you

[01:28] know it's a constant going thing anyone

[01:31] who's been in a bad marriage sort of

[01:33] knows that feeling of when you go I

[01:35] don't you know you keep going why am I

[01:37] the one to blame I keep saying let's fix

[01:40] this thing or let's I don't want to do

[01:42] this you know what I mean like I don't

[01:44] want

[01:44] >> fighting I don't want chaos I want

[01:46] homeless I don't want garbage I don't

[01:48] want burning you know I

[01:51] >> you know the other thing you don't want

[01:52] people with a different opinion to go

[01:54] away. They're welcome to share their

[01:56] opinions with you.

[01:57] >> Well, I think there's a thing. I I I

[02:01] really think there's I mean, it may be a

[02:03] convenient thing.

[02:04] >> Um

[02:07] >> there are Okay, so everyone goes, "Well,

[02:09] there's an opinion. There's an opinion.

[02:11] There's an opinion." But it it gets back

[02:13] to what I kind of say. It's sort of diet

[02:15] and exercise. You know, my opinion is uh

[02:17] family and education. It's like but but

[02:19] but but but but I I think there's a

[02:21] underlying thing that

[02:24] that that's difficult which is

[02:28] >> somebody's right and somebody's wrong.

[02:30] >> Somebody was right and somebody is

[02:32] wrong. Like okay you just take one of

[02:34] the bigger one of the biggest things you

[02:36] know sort of George Floyd Black Lives

[02:39] Matter you know the the plight of the

[02:42] black community the crime you know what

[02:45] somebody's right and somebody's wrong

[02:46] >> in terms of what to do about it.

[02:47] >> Yeah. and and uh and it's always been

[02:50] the lack of fathers and the lack of

[02:53] focus on education and the lack of focus

[02:55] on family. And it's pretty easy to chart

[02:59] out. There were, you know, it was much

[03:02] better statistically 50 years ago when

[03:04] there were dads at home, but now the

[03:07] dads are gone.

[03:08] >> And let's let's give it a little bit of

[03:10] a nudge here. No fault of the black

[03:13] community, the welfare programs excluded

[03:15] fathers. If you were a recipient, you

[03:17] couldn't have the dad around.

[03:18] >> That's it. It's it's it's bad. That's

[03:20] bad. But also, it is their fault because

[03:23] they follow black leaders who have don't

[03:26] have their best welfare in mind. And so,

[03:29] they didn't

[03:30] >> whites and white people go, "Fuck that

[03:33] guy. I'm not following that guy." There

[03:35] is no Al Sharpton or whatever. You know,

[03:37] you people go, "What about Trump?" They

[03:39] like Trump because they want cheap gas

[03:41] and they want a firm border, but he's

[03:43] not like a spiritual

[03:45] >> leader for us, you know. Um the the the

[03:49] problem is is like

[03:51] >> Sunonny Hen thinks she speaks for the

[03:54] she has nothing to do with whatever your

[03:56] problems are. or if you're black right

[03:57] now, stop looking for her or Whoopi to

[04:01] speak for you or to represent or Al

[04:04] Sharpton or Mayor Bass, you know, or

[04:06] whomever is in charge of whatever city

[04:08] you're in. They're not doing anything

[04:10] for you. Get

[04:11] >> Well, that but that's interesting though

[04:12] because I I think a a other communities

[04:16] would look at somebody who's a lawyer

[04:18] who's got a lot of money, a movie star

[04:20] who's been on TV for 100 years, and they

[04:22] they would go, "Oh, that doesn't that's

[04:24] a different I don't care what color they

[04:26] are. They're different than me. They

[04:27] don't have my life. So why would I

[04:29] listen to them?

[04:30] >> Yes. Yes. That this is my point. You Don

[04:34] King has nothing to do with you if

[04:36] you're a poor black person, right?

[04:38] >> And you have nothing to do with Don King

[04:40] and he's not going to help. He's going

[04:42] to tell you he's going to help.

[04:43] >> So you're you're pointing at something.

[04:45] Do you think that class issues are going

[04:47] to come forward now?

[04:49] >> Um

[04:51] there's a thing. It's just work and it's

[04:53] it's look it it's diet and exercise.

[04:55] It's focus. It's show up early. It's be

[04:58] polite. It's all the stuff we got to

[05:00] argue and argue and argue about what's a

[05:02] white thing or black thing or whatever.

[05:04] You can call it whatever thing you want.

[05:07] Be prompt. Be polite. Do your job. Be

[05:10] focused. Be sober. Don't steal. Don't

[05:13] [ __ ] with cops. And go home. You know,

[05:15] wait till after, you know, college to

[05:17] have kids, get married, then have kids,

[05:20] graduate high school. It's a but it's

[05:21] diet and exercise, diet and exercise,

[05:23] diet and exercise. All right.

[05:23] >> Delayed gratification.

[05:24] >> Delayed gratification. It's all that if

[05:26] we're for any group at any time.

[05:28] >> So now then you get into this

[05:32] discussion. Well, I mean

[05:34] >> do see I think there's a problem. I

[05:37] think the left

[05:39] I think their policies are bad and and

[05:42] you know free bus rides and

[05:44] government-owned supermarkets and and

[05:46] whatever. Nothing ever comes out the

[05:47] other end. You guys have been in charge

[05:49] of schools for 50 years. Nothing's

[05:51] coming out. It's just more money, no

[05:54] results.

[05:55] >> Okay. You You can't defend that. You You

[05:58] can't defend most all of your position.

[06:01] So, why would you want to really sit

[06:03] down and and talk it out,

[06:05] >> right?

[06:05] >> I I don't I just don't I don't see it.

[06:09] >> So,

[06:09] >> I don't think that's I don't think

[06:10] that's your

[06:11] >> I don't think that's their path. And I

[06:13] don't think that's what they want. I

[06:15] mean, I used to

[06:16] >> Let's state it. So, so you're saying all

[06:18] these policies have failed and therefore

[06:21] they don't want to sit down and talk

[06:22] about them because those failures would

[06:24] be highlighted, right?

[06:25] >> Yeah. When uh when I got that was about

[06:27] a year into my divorce and I just said

[06:29] to my ex-wife, I go, "Listen, all

[06:31] everything you said, you're not doing

[06:33] any of it. Why don't we just go sit in

[06:35] front of a counselor and just hash this

[06:37] out cuz this isn't working out. It this

[06:41] isn't doesn't resemble what you said

[06:44] >> it was going to be." So, we have a

[06:46] mutual counselor. You've seen her. I've

[06:47] seen her. Let's just go sit down with

[06:49] her and and see if we can agree on

[06:51] something. And she quit the counselor

[06:54] and never went into the thing. Now, why?

[06:56] Cuz she was right? Cuz she dutifully

[06:59] followed up on all and been true to her

[07:00] word? No. She knew what she she didn't

[07:03] want to go in there.

[07:04] >> Yeah.

[07:05] >> Because why? Because it wouldn't have

[07:07] been a good environment for her,

[07:09] >> right?

[07:11] >> But if she'd acted a different way, then

[07:13] she would have been.

[07:14] >> You see what I'm saying?

[07:15] >> Yes. Yes. So, she doesn't they don't

[07:17] want to be in that environment. And

[07:20] that's, you know, it's I' I've been

[07:22] drilling down on a lot, but it's like

[07:24] Karen Bass and that whole group. They're

[07:26] they they all speak truth truth to

[07:28] power, but they never go on anyone's

[07:29] show who disagrees with them, do they?

[07:33] >> So, look what I say about Fouchy all

[07:35] those years ago. Oh, all these Fox these

[07:38] Fox viewers not getting vaccinated.

[07:41] Okay, Fouchy go on Tucker Carlson's show

[07:44] and tell all his dumb viewers to get

[07:46] vaccinated.

[07:46] >> I had a dream about him last night,

[07:48] weirdly.

[07:49] >> Why

[07:51] would Fouchy

[07:55] Fox has a much greater audience, larger

[07:57] audience than CNBC and CNN and all that?

[08:01] Okay.

[08:01] >> I'm not sure everyone knows that.

[08:03] >> Well, they do. They do. He Well,

[08:05] >> not to the amount that they do.

[08:06] >> I'll tell you who knows it. Fouchy.

[08:07] >> Yeah.

[08:08] >> Okay. And his handlers, they know it.

[08:11] and he wants people to get vaccinated

[08:14] and he is claiming it's the Fox

[08:17] propagandist who aren't getting

[08:19] vaccinated.

[08:20] >> Well, that's great because you have an

[08:22] open invitation to go on to Tucker

[08:25] Carlson's show for an hour and tell

[08:27] everyone why they should get vaccinated.

[08:30] Why didn't he ever do that? There's an

[08:32] open door policy for those people.

[08:35] Whether it's Camala going on Joe Rogan

[08:37] or whatever it is, come on down. Yeah,

[08:40] >> will sit down for an hour. Bill Maher,

[08:42] they won't do it. So, here's the thing.

[08:45] I'm starting to think they don't.

[08:47] >> I Their arguments are bad. They're

[08:50] basically diet and exercise. And you

[08:53] have a third. You have something else

[08:55] you want to try out. You You want You

[08:57] want dietetic fudge and it's not

[08:59] working. And I want family and

[09:00] education. You want some kind of uh

[09:04] community ambassadors or something. and

[09:06] it takes a village and everyone's going

[09:08] to it doesn't work. None of your [ __ ]

[09:10] works. None of it. Just like the border,

[09:13] it doesn't work. Defunding the police,

[09:16] all of what it is doesn't work. You

[09:18] can't defend it. And you don't want to

[09:19] get in those forums or those

[09:21] environments. And I'm starting to think

[09:23] that's what it is. It's just they start

[09:25] screaming. They start burning [ __ ] down.

[09:28] I mean, George Floyd had we had to burn

[09:30] everything down for six months after

[09:32] George Floyd. We're not burning anything

[09:34] down with Charlie Kirk's death. Where's

[09:36] the riots? Where's the burning? Why

[09:39] aren't why is there stuff being burnt

[09:41] down?

[09:43] >> Prayer vigils.

[09:44] >> Yes. Okay. So, there is a difference.

[09:47] But I now realize that they don't want

[09:48] this discussion. They don't go on Bill

[09:52] Mars and just go tell them what your

[09:54] policy is.

[09:56] >> They'd rather just call somebody a Nazi

[09:58] and run away.

[09:59] >> Yes. That's that's basically what we're

[10:01] dealing with. and then why and then say

[10:03] to themselves, well, why would I want to

[10:04] talk to a Nazi?

[10:06] >> Who cares what they say or who cares how

[10:07] they reason,

[10:08] >> right?

[10:09] >> So, but this is the weird cognitive

[10:11] dissonance everyone's in. They're

[10:13] convincing themselves of things that are

[10:15] just dehumanizing and imply violence.

[10:19] You are threatening my existence with

[10:21] your opinion. Well, then that's a small

[10:23] step away from therefore I have to

[10:25] eliminate you cuz you're going to try to

[10:26] eliminate me. You're threatening my

[10:28] existence.

[10:29] >> All right. I'm a little bit of a broken

[10:31] record with this, but I've been on it

[10:33] for a long time and now maybe the

[10:35] chickens will come home to roost. You

[10:37] know, Jasmine Crockett will go, I never

[10:40] said for anyone to put their hands on

[10:42] anybody else, right?

[10:43] >> You just keep calling someone Hitler and

[10:47] the sniper will will do the math,

[10:49] >> right?

[10:50] >> It's it's a simple it's a simple math.

[10:53] The number one time machine scenario is

[10:57] you go back and kill Hitler.

[11:01] >> But when the reality is, and this is the

[11:03] crazy part, ju think about how those

[11:05] same people reacted after Charlie's

[11:07] death, right?

[11:08] >> You are someone who would have gotten

[11:11] swept into an alternative universe in

[11:13] 1939.

[11:15] You would have been part of the whole

[11:17] thing. You would have been a prison

[11:20] guard essentially. You would have been a

[11:21] Hitler youth. you would have been the

[11:23] person swept into the hysteria that made

[11:26] no sense,

[11:26] >> right?

[11:27] >> And and by the way, there there's a

[11:29] significant piece if you read your

[11:30] history about the consolidation of power

[11:33] by Nazis is there was serious violence

[11:36] to do that. There there was like massive

[11:38] killings.

[11:40] >> Uh Guring carried out huge purges. Same

[11:43] thing with Mussolini. I This is not you

[11:46] know that's what that's what these

[11:47] people were doing back then,

[11:49] >> right? But uh okay, so there's this

[11:51] thing where it's like, you know, good

[11:54] people on both sides or inject bleach or

[11:57] January 6 violent, you know, armed

[12:01] bloody insurrections. That's it. It none

[12:04] of it happened. It the whatever it is

[12:06] they're talk, you know, this whole this

[12:08] whole

[12:10] this whole Hitlerian and all this

[12:12] fascist dictator. I don't know what

[12:13] they're talking about. I really don't I

[12:15] I don't know what they're talking about.

[12:17] I don't know that they know what they're

[12:19] talking about.

[12:19] >> They don't. I tried I I can't even

[12:21] remember what this person said. I was

[12:22] I'm really I'm trying so hard.

[12:24] >> Let me say something real quick.

[12:27] If what they said was true that this guy

[12:30] has guys in unmarked vans out of

[12:33] uniforms sweeping into neighborhoods and

[12:35] disappearing citizens,

[12:37] that is what a fascist does.

[12:39] >> Except for that's not happening,

[12:41] >> right?

[12:42] And just like inject bleach or good

[12:45] people on both sides or armed

[12:47] insurrection

[12:49] or dead, you know, body count, capital

[12:51] police, none of that happened. None.

[12:53] None of that hap. Hands up, don't shoot,

[12:56] you gentle giant. None of this happened.

[13:00] That's the whole thing. And by the way,

[13:01] it never does. You just keep Remember 10

[13:06] minutes ago, we weren't going to be able

[13:07] to afford guacamole.

[13:09] >> Remember that one? No guacamole for you.

[13:12] Has anyone having avocado related

[13:14] issues? Has anybody had an avocado

[13:17] related issue?

[13:18] >> They get up there, they go, I got some

[13:20] guacamole and I got my Takati beer. And

[13:22] if you like guacamole and you like

[13:24] takati, well, tough luck cuz you won't

[13:26] be able to Whatever comes out the other

[13:29] end.

[13:29] >> Yeah.

[13:30] >> It never comes out the other end.

[13:31] >> The Maryland dad.

[13:32] >> The Maryland dad. Yes. A good man. He

[13:35] liked guacamole and takati beer, but

[13:38] nothing. It just goes everything just

[13:40] sloughs off. It just goes away. Yeah.

[13:42] You know what I mean?

[13:42] >> Yeah. It's weird. It doesn't come back

[13:44] around to be judged.

[13:47] >> No, it's just All right. So, sorry. You

[13:49] were trying to wrap your mind.

[13:50] >> I'm really trying to I'm really doing

[13:52] everything I can to try to understand

[13:53] what people are experiencing and what

[13:55] both sides is and how they construct

[13:57] this idea about Charlie Kirk that was to

[13:59] my everything I've seen very far from

[14:02] who he was. And and I'm really trying to

[14:04] understand what it triggers and how it

[14:06] makes people feel. I'm really working

[14:07] hard at it. Well, it's that the truth is

[14:09] triggering. Like, okay, look, when I

[14:11] die, there's going to be tons of slews

[14:13] of stuff me saying, "I'm not down with

[14:15] Black Lives Matter. It's about dads.

[14:17] It's it's not about Le [ __ ] Al

[14:19] Sharpton." And then they're going to go,

[14:21] "Adam Cor racist."

[14:22] >> Yeah.

[14:22] >> Right. That's how it works. Except for

[14:24] what am I saying?

[14:25] >> Yeah.

[14:25] >> What is Charlie Kirk saying? Saying

[14:28] >> being raised in a home where 75% of kids

[14:31] don't have a dad in that home is going

[14:32] to [ __ ] ruin that home. So, we got to

[14:35] fix it. You call it racist. I I don't

[14:38] know what I would call it. It's

[14:42] You get a termite inspection in your

[14:44] house. The guy comes back. You come back

[14:46] with bad news. You got to tent this

[14:48] place. It's got Well, what do you do?

[14:50] Threaten him and kick him out of your

[14:51] house? You know, it's just bad news. We

[14:53] got to fix it,

[14:54] >> right?

[14:54] >> Well, we're going to put a tent. I don't

[14:56] want to leave. We have to stay in a

[14:57] hotel for 4 days. I don't want to do

[14:59] that. Yeah, I know. I wish I wish it

[15:02] came back with no termites. Yeah,

[15:04] >> but we got we got issues. But don't be

[15:06] angry at the guy. So, we got to fix it.

[15:09] >> Yeah.

[15:10] >> So, he you know that the Charlie Kirks

[15:14] and the Dennis Prager and stuff, they

[15:15] just tell you how to fix it. That's all.

[15:18] And you think they're

[15:20] >> by the way,

[15:21] >> but they're the racist, but but Whoopy

[15:23] Goldberg isn't who just defends the

[15:25] system that doesn't work and gets people

[15:26] shot every day

[15:28] >> and live in poverty for perpetuity.

[15:31] She's the good one.

[15:32] >> He's the guy. She's the one saying no

[15:34] termites. You're the one living in a

[15:36] termite riddled house. Why is she the

[15:38] good one?

[15:39] >> Yeah.

[15:40] >> Jesus Christ. Too much chick think,

[15:42] Drew. Too much feeling. Everyone's like,

[15:44] it's it's like the termite guy is not

[15:47] mean. He's not evil. He's not anything.

[15:50] Just like the doctor tells you you have

[15:51] cancer. He's not mean. He's not evil.

[15:54] He's telling you what what the diagnosis

[15:56] is.

[15:56] >> Yeah.

[15:57] >> And you don't want to hear it.

[15:58] >> No.

[16:00] >> But that's his job. And now he can fix

[16:02] it. And you shouting him down and

[16:04] throwing him out of the hospital doesn't

[16:05] mean you don't have cancer.

[16:07] >> Yeah.

[16:07] >> So, here we go everybody. Too much chick

[16:09] think,

[16:10] >> too much emotion. It's all emotion now,

[16:12] Drew.

[16:12] >> Oh, yeah.

[16:13] >> It's all about feelings. It's all about

[16:15] how you feel.

[16:16] >> Yeah.

[16:16] >> Okay. It's not good.

[16:18] >> That's prone to hysteria.

[16:20] >> Yeah.

[16:20] >> That's what sets it up.

[16:21] >> It's not good for society. So, uh, also

[16:27] anybody can have I I happen to agree

[16:29] with Charlie Kirk on whatever whatever

[16:33] opinions he I've heard of his. I do

[16:36] agree with him.

[16:38] >> Um,

[16:39] but it's okay to disagree with him, but

[16:42] you gota

[16:44] you got to buck up. Like if you if you

[16:47] have an opinion,

[16:50] you know, if you want to go you want to

[16:53] be Democrat socialist of of New York

[16:55] City, that's fine. But now you have to

[16:58] go on to Bill Maher's show and sit down

[17:00] and and sell it

[17:02] >> or defend it

[17:03] >> or defend it or say something. And by

[17:05] the way, it doesn't

[17:07] it doesn't give me a lot of confidence

[17:09] that you have a lot of confidence in

[17:11] your stances when you change those

[17:14] stances to go more like a Charlie Kirk

[17:17] stance when you try to offer it.

[17:19] >> Yeah.

[17:20] >> You know what I mean?

[17:20] >> Yeah. When you want to get votes

[17:22] essentially.

[17:23] >> Yeah. You're essentially a

[17:26] you know what what if I said this? What?

[17:29] What if I just said, "Uh, look,

[17:32] I run a uh a burger place. Um, but I I

[17:37] don't sell to Mexicans. I will not sell

[17:39] to Mexicans." Oh, we we'll we'll we'll

[17:42] make it easier. I run a burger place and

[17:45] my policy is I never sell to Armenians.

[17:48] And and and it's a good burger and it

[17:50] does real well, but I never I never and

[17:52] I'm 55 years old and that's my policy. I

[17:55] don't like Armenians and I won't sell

[17:56] them my burgers. And then at some point

[18:00] some franchisee or franchise gets hold

[18:02] of me and goes, "I can put a lot of cash

[18:04] into this. We're going to franchise.

[18:05] We're going to open up 62 locations in

[18:07] the Southland, but this whole no selling

[18:10] to uh Armenians thing is not going to

[18:12] work." And I go, "Yeah, good. Cuz I

[18:14] rethought it."

[18:15] >> Right. Right.

[18:16] >> Okay.

[18:17] >> Do I like Armenians now or do I realize

[18:20] it was a [ __ ] policy?

[18:22] >> Yeah.

[18:22] >> That people didn't want.

[18:24] >> Yeah.

[18:24] >> And it wouldn't work on a scale. I

[18:26] couldn't scale it, right?

[18:27] >> You know what I'm saying?

[18:28] >> Yes. He still has shitty ideas, but he's

[18:31] adapting.

[18:32] >> Well, also, here's the other thing.

[18:34] >> I I just had 40 years of not selling to

[18:37] Armenians. I should go on a Bill Maher

[18:40] show and explain why.

[18:41] >> Yeah.

[18:41] >> Instead of just going, "Yeah, well, that

[18:43] was the old me.

[18:45] >> Why are you going away from your

[18:46] policies,

[18:47] >> right?

[18:48] >> You know, you you want to get rid of

[18:49] fracking, Camala Harris? Good. Go on

[18:51] Bill Maher and tell him why fracking's

[18:53] so bad and why we don't need it,

[18:54] >> right? But you don't.

[18:56] >> No.

[18:56] >> Or you want to do the transgender

[18:58] surgery and prisoners, illegal

[19:01] immigrants and prisoners. Okay. Okay.

[19:03] There's that's your policy. We You

[19:05] thought of it when you were 54. Go talk

[19:08] about it. No. Going away from that. Why?

[19:11] Cuz it's [ __ ] It's a [ __ ] policy. You

[19:13] can't defend it. You don't want to go on

[19:15] those shows and defend it.

[19:18] >> Ask me about my policy. What's Trump

[19:21] want to do? Well, he wants the border

[19:22] shut down. He wants the school. He wants

[19:24] school choice or whatever. He wants

[19:25] taxes lowered. Okay. He'll go on any

[19:27] show at any time and talk about that.

[19:30] >> Yes.

[19:31] >> Yes. And I was just thinking,

[19:32] >> all right, so Fouchy had a [ __ ] policy

[19:35] and he was lying. So he would never go.

[19:37] Did any of those people go on any of

[19:39] those shows? Did Barbara Ferrer, LA

[19:41] city, you know, health and did she go on

[19:44] any podcast? She go did they go anywhere

[19:46] that's not friendly?

[19:47] >> No.

[19:48] >> To them?

[19:48] >> No.

[19:49] >> Oh, I'm going to go on Cara Swisser show

[19:51] again. Yeah. Okay. You want to go on a

[19:53] real show and have somebody push back a

[19:55] little? No, you don't. Why not? I'd go

[19:57] I'll go on anyone's show and talk about

[19:59] whatever it is I talk about.

[20:00] >> Yeah.

[20:02] >> So, what's the problem?

[20:04] >> Yeah.

[20:06] >> They're scared, Drew. They don't have

[20:08] their policy [ __ ] They're all feelings.

[20:10] >> Well, speaking of feelings, so do we

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[21:23] >> So, speaking of feelings, uh the Emmys

[21:25] were Monday, Sunday night. And uh well,

[21:28] I can't even remember.

[21:29] >> I knew you'd [ __ ] it up.

[21:32] >> Yeah, Sunday night. Yeah,

[21:33] >> they were Sunday night and uh lots of

[21:35] feelings and one of the and again me

[21:38] trying to trying to adapt the

[21:40] perspective of what people are doing.

[21:41] I'm really trying. They a lot of America

[21:45] has fallen.

[21:46] >> Ah,

[21:46] >> America doesn't exist anymore. I love my

[21:48] country. Colar gets up and goes, I love

[21:51] I

[21:52] >> You don't love anything more than when

[21:53] you lose it. I've never loved my country

[21:55] more than this. Okay. Okay. Country's

[21:57] lost.

[21:57] >> Uh what what what do they what do they

[22:00] mean?

[22:01] >> I I can't I I cannot figure what I mean.

[22:04] I don't I don't Well, first off, it's

[22:07] it's weird making lots of proclamations

[22:10] when your physical life has not been

[22:13] altered one iota. You know what I mean?

[22:15] Like when like when people go,

[22:17] >> "Well, we had a fire in Malibu and then

[22:20] uh I got displaced,

[22:22] >> so I had to live in an Airbnb in Burbank

[22:25] for 6 months or your guest house or your

[22:27] guest room or you know, okay, fine."

[22:29] >> Yeah.

[22:30] >> That something was something altered.

[22:32] You know what I mean? And then your

[22:34] favorite restaurant, Moon Shadows, burnt

[22:37] to the ground. Can't go to Moon Shadows

[22:39] anymore. And uh Dukes, the other

[22:41] restaurant's been, you know, fire damage

[22:43] and flooding. Still not open. Can't go

[22:46] to Dukes, you know. Okay. So then people

[22:49] go, "Well, there was a fire. How'd it

[22:51] affect you, Adam?" And I go, "Well, let

[22:52] me tell you. I had to I had to I had to

[22:54] flee. I had to stay in a hotel that

[22:56] night, you know, to find

[22:59] >> crash on people's sofas, you know."

[23:01] Yeah. It It was impactful.

[23:03] But but but what if I just never left

[23:05] Malibu? Duke was open. Moon shadows

[23:08] never burnt to the ground. Everything

[23:09] was just wide open and nothing ever

[23:10] happened. How much talk could I do? How

[23:13] much fire talk would be acceptable?

[23:15] Yeah.

[23:16] >> You know what I'm saying?

[23:17] >> I I it didn't impact me. I Steven Coar

[23:20] still rich, still goes to work, goes to

[23:22] work with rich people, has a good life.

[23:25] I Where's the Where's the impact? Now,

[23:28] to be fair to them, remember my mom

[23:30] wasn't Hispanic, but she wept for those

[23:33] people.

[23:34] >> She worried about them. Didn't do

[23:37] anything for them,

[23:38] >> right?

[23:38] >> But she worried for them feeling.

[23:41] >> She felt for them. Yeah.

[23:42] >> Right. And she wanted to make sure you

[23:43] knew about it because that would then

[23:46] make her a better person.

[23:48] >> Which is a really interesting thing.

[23:49] I've noticed Rob Henderson did a whole

[23:51] thing on this, how the dark triad people

[23:54] usurped social justice to dark triad.

[23:57] Sorry.

[23:57] >> Machavelianism,

[23:59] narcissism, psychopathy, varying degrees

[24:02] of those three. And those people will

[24:04] adopt social justice. They're very

[24:06] attracted to these things because they

[24:07] can use them to express their ego needs.

[24:10] >> To me, I feel bad. I'm feeling bad. And

[24:12] they can go, if they're psychopathic,

[24:14] they get like Kirk's, you know, killer,

[24:17] right?

[24:17] >> They go really bad.

[24:18] >> Yeah. Yeah. Well,

[24:19] >> and they don't realize they they I

[24:21] really believe they don't even realize

[24:22] they're killing a person. They get so

[24:24] first of all they don't have a moral

[24:26] sensibility and they often don't have

[24:27] feelings so it's hard for them to

[24:29] empathize in other people generally but

[24:31] they get so swept into bad person does

[24:35] you know needs to be done away with it

[24:38] it's they're just prone to that [ __ ]

[24:40] >> Yeah. Well it's more feelings and it's

[24:44] more narcissism

[24:46] and

[24:46] >> but what about the fall? What are they

[24:48] talking about? What is the fall of

[24:49] America? What do they mean? I this isn't

[24:52] the America they grew up in

[24:53] >> or they don't like the policies of dark

[24:56] of a closed border and and ICE raids and

[24:58] and ICE

[24:59] >> well they don't like

[25:02] federal guards to control crime they

[25:03] just don't like that doesn't feel good

[25:06] >> they have some Maryland dad version of

[25:09] all this stuff you know there okay

[25:12] there's there's Kilmar unfortunately

[25:16] named Kilmer or whatever his name is

[25:20] Kilmer work or see a par.

[25:21] >> Oh, yeah.

[25:22] >> Whatever. All right. All right. All

[25:23] right. Let's Let's look at it this way,

[25:25] Drew.

[25:27] >> There's the Maryland dad.

[25:29] >> Okay.

[25:31] In my world, he is here illegally.

[25:36] >> Mhm.

[25:37] >> Part of a gang,

[25:40] uh,

[25:42] >> traffic,

[25:43] >> engaged in human trafficking.

[25:47] Now, now listen. I'm not 1,000% on

[25:51] everything, but he's here illegally. Can

[25:53] we check that box? Yes. Yes, we can.

[25:56] Okay. He is enga in associated with a

[26:00] deadly gang. Okay, we can check that

[26:03] box.

[26:03] >> He did several domestic violence

[26:05] complaints.

[26:05] >> He beat on his old lady. Yeah. Kilmar

[26:08] Abrego Garcia. Okay.

[26:11] >> He put his hands on a woman or his wife.

[26:14] you know, domestic violence

[26:15] >> complaints

[26:16] >> and uh and maybe got into some child

[26:20] pornography or whatever whatever that

[26:22] was. Okay,

[26:23] >> that's who he is to me.

[26:26] >> Okay.

[26:26] >> To Steven Coar and to Mayor Bass, he's a

[26:31] father from Maryland.

[26:32] >> Right.

[26:33] >> Okay. So if I want that guy snatched up,

[26:39] put in a van and taken to a facility and

[26:42] deported because I look at him as a gang

[26:45] banger here illegally who smuggles human

[26:49] beings, human trafficking

[26:50] >> and maybe some child porn or something,

[26:52] some weird something.

[26:53] >> All things, all good reasons to get him

[26:56] out of the country. Yeah,

[26:57] >> that's me.

[26:59] >> Steven Cobear thinks of him as a as a

[27:01] dad from Maryland. So what?

[27:03] >> Which I, by the way, if I thought of him

[27:05] as just a dad from Maryland,

[27:08] >> I'd be pissed.

[27:08] >> I had a dad from Philadelphia. I

[27:11] wouldn't want him snatched up and

[27:12] disappeared.

[27:13] >> What? Just convenient reasoning just to

[27:16] support their position. They can't be

[27:17] wrong. What the hell? How does that

[27:19] work?

[27:20] >> Well, what they do, I mean, their their

[27:23] problem, and this is this is on them,

[27:25] like, you know, like I said about, you

[27:27] know, the black community. Go, you can't

[27:29] blame the black community. I I I can at

[27:31] a certain point because you're listening

[27:32] to the same people. Maxine Waters is not

[27:35] going to help you out because she's

[27:37] black community. Get over it. No more

[27:40] than Ted Nent's going to help me out cuz

[27:42] he's white. You know what I mean? And

[27:44] I'm over it. I get it. Gavin Newsome

[27:47] 6'2. I'm 6'2. 50some years old. Same age

[27:50] as me. Height. Both strikingly handsome.

[27:54] Both heterosexual. Both from California.

[27:57] And that guy's a piece of sociopathic

[27:59] [ __ ] who's not going to do anything

[28:00] except for [ __ ] [ __ ] up my state.

[28:02] >> Yeah,

[28:02] >> that's all.

[28:03] >> Not friends with him.

[28:05] >> Much rather have Larry Elder,

[28:07] >> the black guy.

[28:08] >> That's who I'd like to be governor.

[28:10] >> You'd like somebody who doesn't look

[28:11] like you.

[28:12] >> I want someone who can do a good [ __ ]

[28:14] job in a state I live in.

[28:16] >> Yeah.

[28:17] >> There's no I have much more in common

[28:20] with Gavin Newsome than I do with Larry

[28:23] Elder. Y

[28:25] >> but Larry Eller has better policies, so

[28:27] I would like him in charge.

[28:29] >> Simple.

[28:30] >> Yeah,

[28:30] >> I'd be a [ __ ] idiot if I just got in

[28:33] line behind Gavin and I'd be sort of

[28:36] racist.

[28:37] >> Interesting.

[28:37] >> You know, like, [ __ ] you, Larry. Larry

[28:40] Elder, I'm in with the guy who looks

[28:41] like me. Interestingly, it's it's sort

[28:43] of in a weird way the the Democratic

[28:46] sort of uh default position to vote

[28:49] party is sort of

[28:53] has a kind of a it feels racist and it

[28:55] it's you know what I mean? Like I'm just

[28:57] voting for that party period. I don't

[28:59] care what the hell any You know what I

[29:01] mean? It's just a weird weird to go

[29:03] through life.

[29:04] >> All right. So, if I looked at him as a

[29:06] Maryland dad then I'd be upset. But I

[29:08] don't look at him as a Maryland dad. I

[29:09] look at him as a gang banger.

[29:11] >> Yeah.

[29:11] >> Okay. So, I'm not upset. You, Stephen

[29:14] Coar, or whomever, you get all your news

[29:17] from one or two, well, many sources, but

[29:20] they all think the same.

[29:21] >> Yeah.

[29:22] >> These are the guys who thought Kyle

[29:24] Writtenhouse was a serial killer. These

[29:27] are the guys that got everything that.

[29:29] >> Okay. These are the guys who think

[29:30] Inject Bleach and Ivor Mechan's horse

[29:34] pace and stuff at January 600 Biden's

[29:37] laptop. Yeah. Yeah. 51 guys sign. Okay.

[29:39] You're getting misinformation

[29:43] from your side.

[29:44] >> Yeah,

[29:44] >> that's all.

[29:45] >> And you're still believing it.

[29:46] >> That's why it's on you.

[29:49] >> And then you end up celebrating when a

[29:51] 31-year-old gets killed,

[29:53] >> right?

[29:53] >> It's it's it's but it's it's two, as

[29:56] Scott Adams says, two movies on one

[29:57] screen. Like everyone's watching this

[29:59] one movie, but we feel like watching two

[30:02] entirely different films.

[30:04] >> All right. I'll be in Albuquerque, New

[30:06] Mexico. That'll be September 26th at the

[30:08] Kimo Theater. And then I'll be in

[30:10] Flagstaff uh September 27th, Oreium

[30:13] Theater. I'll be at Kimmel's Club in

[30:15] Vegas beginning October. Just go to

[30:17] amc.com for all the live shows. What do

[30:18] you got, Drew?

[30:19] >> Drew.com. Ask Dr. Drew. Check us out on

[30:21] xdrrew.

[30:22] >> So till next time, Adam Crow with Dr.

[30:24] You're saying mahala.