Gavin Newsom is in HOT WATER! | The Adam and Dr. Drew Show #2067

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0:00 Recorded live at Corolla 1 studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and addiction medicine specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky. You're listening to the Adam and Dr. Drew Show.

0:15 Yeah. Get it on. Got to get on. Just get it on. Doctors board certified spe specialist.

0:22 Yeah. Oh man, I got thoughts. All right. I was just thinking about this when I was driving in because I was kind of thinking about like progressive and California and just sort of where we're at and this thing that's like having issues with sort of safety versus what they'll let people do. And you know what what I'm saying is is so here's what I was thinking about. I I was listening

0:52 safety Uber Alice stuff. Well, well, well, it's more You want to know what it is?

0:58 Yeah. I I told you Well, I told you this a million a million times when my twins were toddlers and and you know, 2 years old, three years old, and started running around.

1:11 If I went to fill their bottle up from the sink spigot, my wife would have grabbed the bottle and thrown it across the room and slapped it out of my hand,

1:19 right? Because she didn't want them to ingest municipal water. But the the gate along the side of the courtyard where the kids played that went to the deep end of the pool, by the way, you open the gate and it's 4 feet. You're in the deep end, was constantly open. Yep.

1:36 While the kids were unsupervised in the court yard, and I would go nuts. I would go, first off, this is the way you die. This is the only cuz they're white.

1:47 They're white. They're rich. They're fine. You know what I mean? Like statistically that pool is the only thing they got to deal with in in their life

1:55 and that [ __ ] gate is open all the time and the answer was always the gardener left it open.

2:00 So this inability to judge what's important what's it's a prioritized yes all in on tap water.

2:08 Well climate is all about this right but I'm saying is all in on tap water which has zero effect.

2:15 Yeah. Bottled water arguably could be worse with the plastic or whatever. Fine. zero to the immediate

2:22 threat of the pool, which literally could kill them any day of the week in less than two minutes. And they're constantly boopping around this courtyard while Lynette andor the the Olga would be in the kitchen, you know, doing something. They'd be out there, you know, they keep

2:39 surprises Olga left that open. They keep an eye on them. That's weird. The gate was out of sight. The gardener would constantly go through it to get to the other side and then would never shut it and latch it, but it was out of sight. And I would stumble on this gate open all the time. And I'd go, "When was the gardener?" It was here 4 days ago. I was like, "This gate's been open for 4 days." I

3:02 shut it. You know what I mean? And they'd go, "The gardener left it." And I'd go, "Okay, then you have to talk to the gardener." But you know what you have to do when the gardener leaves? You got to go check the gate,

3:11 right? but much more concerned about tap water. Now, now one is nothing and the other will kill you as fast as a pistol.

3:20 Yeah. So, where we at now in her mind logical. Well, I don't know if it was logical, but it was just what it's how she thought.

3:29 So, the water in the bottle and the tap is hysteria, right? And the gate is laziness. I mean, those are the features of those two phenomenon, right? I don't want to have to do the

3:44 it's it's it's a that seems that seems not that's not romantic enough to have to close the gates.

3:50 Most women would let their kid play at a home that had a pool if they were young.

3:56 Yep. But many might say, "Not if there's a gun there." Yeah. And then they'd go, "Well, the gun's in a gun safe and it's hidden or whatever." They go, "I don't care."

4:04 Yeah. Right. So, what what do we talk about? Well, the pool's going to kill him, but the gun seems like something.

4:10 Yeah, right. That's I think. So, what was happening this morning that got you onto this? What?

4:14 What got me on to it? I was thinking about kids, especially affluent, especially like Southern California, LA. You know, kids will grow up with bathed in Fel. You know, this everything's going to be antibacterial. You're going to get 71 vaccines. You're going to have a helmet on every step of the way, every time you get on a bicycle or skateboard. said, "Helmet, helmet, helmet." But at some point, if you turn 14 and you decide you're living in the wrong body, these people will cut your dick off and give you puberty blocking hormone experiments or tits off a dick off and they'll give you experimental drugs to block your puberty.

4:55 Yeah. The same people that slathered Purell all over you and wouldn't let you go without a helmet will the following week fill you full of this hormones and cut your junk off. It's weird.

5:06 Not protective in a weird way. Cut your dick off is kind of the ultimate, you know what I mean? If you think about it, parents take care of their kids.

5:15 Dangerous operation. Let's be Let's be clear. And we don't know the full effect of these hormones downstream. They're not going to be It's not a benign thing. It's a serious medication. Even if you're just taking estrogen,

5:26 I was going to ask you, the hormone blockers, is that to become a male or is it a two-way street? to prevent you from having your your um secondary sexual characteristics from kicking in.

5:42 Right. But who would be more apt to take that? Or is it even Stephen? In my experience, I've only I I've seen it in you got to get the language right.

5:57 I love this part of life. I love that. And also that I have to learn how to pronounce Boka Haran and stuff like that. I have to I have to memorize 28 terrorist organizations,

6:07 15 things on a menu at the PETA place. And now she I have to read these stupid articles. She went into the bathroom and then she pulled out her penis and she raped the nine-year-old. And it's like, what?

6:20 Hold on. What's going on? Like I I can't I know I listen when I used I used to take care of a lot of these folks at the psych hospital and when they would a lot of them at that time were becoming women to have lesbian relationships

6:34 and I'd be like wait I I have to diagram it like wait you'll be a female all right so look it up Andrew

6:41 right hormone blockers now look you but it's mostly male to female mostly male to female

6:50 that's what I've seen mostly oh I thought it is mostly female to male. Uh because no cuz you want to stop the the the androgen androgenization. You know, children are already sort of feminized a little bit. It's the androgens that really change.

7:06 You want to block want to block all that. But I I don't know. They I'm sure they do females too.

7:10 Wait a minute. You're saying if you're a male and you want to become a female, there's more of it,

7:16 right? Because you want to shut down that androgen production. Yeah. Sorry. I agree with that. That makes more sense to me. uh for male to female. So what's it say? I can't read.

7:24 You have to shut down testosterone including second do when it prevents secondary sexual characteristics. Then estrogen therapy kicks in so it works better and they and they look great. I mean they really they really the ones where it's done properly for the right reasons they're very happy with it. So it's not like it never should be done. I think that's a mistake. But it's got to be carefully carefully.

7:46 But the problem is is it's got to be done at 13. That's the problem. Now the other thing is is so Andrew male to female are getting hormone blockers.

7:59 Well, let's see if the female to male are also but I want to know about the female to male side. So that works.

8:04 All right, the hormone blocker. Yep, they do it there, too. So they're both taking it equally. Okay.

8:10 All right. So, right about equally. I I've only seen it the male to female, but um you know, it's it's let me you're pointing at 13. You know, Jim um Norton's wife is is transgender and she tells this very vivid story about at 13 when the when the hormones started kicking in, she really had this incredible emotional reaction and was properly evaluated, looked at it by a psychiatrist for many months, and they turned to her and said, you know, you you have gender dysphoria and you're going to need to take this medicine for the rest of your life. And she looks at it as dangerous medicine, a medical condition that has medical management. And it worked for her.

8:51 Worked perfectly. She didn't want any operation. She just didn't want the androgen experience. And the estrogens themselves took care of it

8:58 and good. It it she's living a full life now, you know? Right. But that happened at 13.

9:03 Yeah. And she was in Sweden or somewhere right? Norway. Norway. Norway. All right. So, um, women are going insane. We always got that as a theme. They're yelling at ICE to shoot them and

9:16 well this but I saw a very good tape of one spat on an ice guy and then she got tackled and she wanted to know what was going on. That's what I'm trying

9:27 to get across everyone is spitting is spitting. Punching is punching. It's all that I would never spit in the fi face of a cop and then have the cop tackle me and then yell, "What's going on?" I might yell, "Fuck you, pig." Yeah. But I wouldn't yell, "What's happening?"

9:43 No, you would know exactly what's happening. I I would know exactly what's happening.

9:46 If you were a nine and spit in one of your friends faces and they tackled you, you wouldn't say what's going on,

9:52 right? You'd be wrestling. They're all They're all like punchy dumpy chicks and they they get manhandled like push against fans AND THEY'RE LIKE, "WHAT'S HAPPENING?" It's like, "What's happening? You just spit in this guy's face." So, and and there and let's be, you know, again, back to rough and tumble play for mammals where these dudes are 20some year olds who are nervous and uptight with firearms and a 5,000lb vehicle,

10:18 right? I mean, I I wouldn't [ __ ] with that. Would you? I I learned that when I was seven.

10:22 Look. Oh. Oh, no. Listen, you had Ray and Chris beat your ass. I I got beat up every day for stuff I did or most often stuff I didn't do. But the point is is

10:33 thank you. They they look I always tell everyone do not look at cops as cops. Look at them as dudes with guns. Yeah. And you have a gun. Young nervous dudes with a gun. So probably stop arguing with them so much. Yeah.

10:47 Or threatening them or driving your car. Maybe it's a female cop. Same more nervous.

10:53 Look, there's a person with a gun. Yeah. And you should just do what they tell you to do because they have a gun. But look, if someone had a gun at a bar and just told me to go go uh go in the bathroom and change your paper towels out, I'd go

11:06 done. Okay. Done and done. Done and done. Yeah. Right. I wouldn't go, "Fuck you, pup. You don't owe me." By the way, listen,

11:14 you're insulting people that have guns. Yeah, there's the possibility. And everyone goes, "What about their training?" I don't know. What about it? They have a gun. You're calling them names. You spit on them.

11:25 Well, then you get attacked. You can get shot. That's part of their training. get tackled for sure. But but the whole notion of rough and tumble play, we we raise men with the same phenomenon that occurs to all mammals, which is rough and tumble play, which allows them to regulate and test boundaries and understand what happens and what it feels like to get punched in the face. All males, all mammals. And women, we are told you can't be touched by a male,

11:50 right? Male cannot touch you, right? And that's where we really kind of go off the rail, I'm afraid.

11:55 Yeah. I uh said it. I did a long safety vid on this on my podcast and I basically just said, "Look, as too many I said, uh women, if you punch a black man in the face, there's a good chance you're getting punched and knocked out. So maybe don't do it."

12:14 Yeah. Cuz uh and then my uh female guest had to pretend like she didn't know I was talking about it. So then I do what I do to everybody. You know what I do to everyone? What?

12:24 I [ __ ] corner him like an animal. Okay. What'd you do? I go, "Uh, I say I think there's a higher likelihood if you punch a black guy, you get punched." Oh, why? Than a white guy. I don't No. I go, "You don't think there's any difference?" No. I said, "Okay, let's put to you this way. You have a daughter and your daughter has to punch 10 random guys. Would you like 10 white guys, 10 Asian men, 10 Jewish men, or 10 black men? Wouldn't make a difference. I go, "Oh, really?" You just have your daughter. You would just just say rand just go punch 10 random black guys or 10 random Jews. See what happens.

13:09 You wouldn't you wouldn't have any thoughts. If you got a vote, you couldn't you wouldn't be able to pick Japanese, let's say. I'm not saying they're not getting punched. I want to know how many times she's getting punched.

13:20 I don't know. See, what I do is I back people in the corners and then I make them look [ __ ] foolish for their stupid idea.

13:26 Hey, speaking of foolish, your buddy Newsome has his stuff starting to leak out now.

13:31 Oh, yeah. Screwing his best friend's wife, raping some employee had. There's so much more.

13:37 There's a rape allegation. Yep. I did not. I don't think it I don't know that it's legitimate, but there's an allegation out there.

13:44 But there's stuff lying around now. It it's going to come out. It has to because there was so much of it.

13:49 Yes. I I I kept saying why isn't this I don't mind any of that. I mind the part where he's economically destroying this vibrant state.

13:58 Well, but the only thing people seem to respond to with him, he's such a good guy. He's he cares so much really.

14:05 Oh, no. He this his he should be studied because and and the reason I say that it's not a put down to him. I say to um like I said, I I I said to Dave Rubin, I just go,

14:22 I have such a visceral reaction to that guy because I know he's so bad and he's so such a he's just

14:28 you should just cringe when you think of his name. Yeah. And so many people love him. And I'm like, how do you account for that? Do you know what I mean? Like how how do you why why do I know what I know and feel the way it's not explainable but I mean you'd be the same way with Trump

14:46 too right but what is that thing I was confused get back to more chick think but you know what I wanted to say to you

14:54 there are large numbers of younger men who are also at these these protests spitting on cops as well and you say males grow up with rough and tumble. Not males under 40. Those [ __ ] weren't allowed to do any of this stuff.

15:13 So, they're they're wired like chicks. And that's why those [ __ ] dudes, the 27 year olds are, "Come on, bro." You know, and they just get shot in the face with a bean bag or something. You know what I mean? They're are not

15:25 males growing up. We outlawed rough and tumble play. We saw the Gillette commercial where they were calling rough and tumble play toxic masculinity. That commercial's 10 years old. Uh

15:40 remember we got rid of it. Yeah. We got rid of foot. We got rid of tackle football. We got rid of We wouldn't let boys wrestle or rough house or put their hands on one another anymore.

15:50 Prevent that. Well, there is a generation is what I'm saying. It's all women damp and down. It's all women and many men under 30 or 40. Well, the ones at the protest weren't the captains of the football team and they weren't in the military.

16:04 Y So now you have a whole group of mammals that did not participate in rough and tumble play. And that's why the dudes are acting getting it not getting

16:16 understanding. Yeah. What what they should in terms of It's true. I I see awful lot of videos of guys walking up to other dudes you with their chest out just getting smashed to the face.

16:28 Not by cops, just by other guys. Uh listen, uh let's let's uh let me let me let me let me be super clear here, Drew.

16:38 Yeah. All right. We'll take a quick break and then I and then I will I will I will explain this to you. Okay.

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17:52 Yeah, that is not understanding J danger, right? This guy has a weapon of war and I'm going to [ __ ] chase him and try to tackle him with my skateboard.

18:03 Oh, and then I got shot. Huh? Well, that guy did not understand that. And by the way, I've told you about that skateboard phenomenon, right?

18:14 Yes. So, let's all make note that about 5% of homeless people are these 35year-old to 40year-old males with skateboards and a backpack.

18:25 And they are all psychopaths and sociopaths. And they are the ones there all there's all kinds of anarchy symbolism and slogans on their tents out on the streets.

18:36 And we should and these people get listened to by the government. do not they're they're they found their way into Antifa now. I think that's where a lot of them are. These are not healthy people. These are not people. These not even useful idiots. These are dangerous people.

18:51 The people need to be contained, not followed. Mhm. Right. Or unleashed. Yes. All right. What else you thinking about Drew?

18:59 So, when is this airing? Oh, boy. Wednesday. Wednesday. So, Scott Adams died yesterday.

19:06 Yeah. Uh, and his wife read a long letter from him. And I I um I think everyone on your this our pod knows Scott, right? Do we have to explain who he is?

19:17 I don't know. He's the Dilbert comic. He had a he had a daily uh streaming show uh where he just reviewed kind of news and politics. He he taught people about uh persuasion, which I didn't know [ __ ] about.

19:30 Yeah. And uh it was back when I was sort of perplexed by the popularity of Trump. I like what is this?

19:36 Yeah. He went on Bill Maher's show and sort of talked about persuasion kind as almost a parlor trick.

19:42 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so he he and so as time has gone on he has pointed out how propaganda is persuasion, how you know Mike Benz has pulled out how the CIA and NSA has been involved in so much these persuasion e efforts and that we need to be aware. We need to be fully aware of how persuasion is being you used on us. And certainly I think a lot of people learned that lesson during

20:05 co Yeah, because that's where it was big time deployed. Well, actually, I'll jump in and and tell Andrew that I I like the clip of Bruce Springsteen talking about where this country's going, but and we can listen to it. But it al first off, the guy's got 10-centent head, which is weird but

20:26 just because he writes songs doesn't mean he's a brilliant dude. No. No, but that's the left doesn't understand that.

20:31 Nobody seems to. Our generation didn't understand that to be fair. I I told everybody I told [ __ ] Dr. Drew in 1996. I said, "Robert Dairo doesn't say a word and we think he's a genius." And Bruce Springsteen doesn't say a word and we think he's a genius, but I have a secret belief that they're both dopes.

20:51 And now they're talking all the time and we know they're dope. Dairo sounds like an old dope, right? He goes on the view, "Fuck Trump. [ __ ] you." Oh, he's a dope.

21:02 But we should have known. Yeah. All right. But he's making this speech. I'm I'm We can talk about Scott Adams, but I I just want you to The funny thing is is he's talking about Trump, but to me,

21:13 I'm hearing co So this Listen, it's it's it's I don't know 2 minutes long. Interesting.

21:20 And some of it is Trump stuff, but 80% of it he I'm saying that's what you guys did with CO.

21:26 Yes. Yes. There's some very weird, strange, and dangerous [ __ ] going on out there right now

21:40 in America. They are persecuting people for using their right to free speech and voicing their descent.

21:49 That's part That's all co Whoa. That's all everyone. It's Euro. It's the It's the um the the European Union. It's the EU and it's co and it's Biden administration. They they [ __ ] went weaponized on the on

22:05 get people fired from their job. Getting people Okay. Okay. Keep going. The richest men are taking satisfaction and abandoning the world's poorest children to sickness and death.

22:20 Wait, hold up. Stop. Find me one. I had a decision what the [ __ ] he's talking about. But I would find me one.

22:27 No, that's what they do. Everything's a cartoon. See, here's the reason. Let me explain why everything's a cartoon. Why? Yeah.

22:33 Evil. Yeah. Evil. Because in cartoons, the hero stands up to evil. Yeah. The hero doesn't stand up to pragmatist.

22:41 Right. Evil Lord pragmatite. They don't do it. They stand up to the evil people. And he's a hero because he's standing up to evil. Except for real evil eliminates these people, but they know they're not going to be eliminated. So, they get to talk. All right, keep going. Sorry.

23:00 Happening now in my country, they're taking sadistic pleasure in the pain that they inflict on loyal American workers.

23:12 Hold on. First off, you were trying to get people fired for not taking experimental vaccination.

23:17 Yeah. Workers. Yeah. You did it. You did. You did it. You did it. So, keep going.

23:24 Rolling back historic civil rights legislation, which was that led to a more just and plural society.

23:31 He cannot name anything. They're abandoning our great allies. Yeah, they are great allies

23:39 and siding with dictators. The one we just took. Those struggling for their freedom.

23:44 Yep. The the dictator we just pulled out of uh we're siding with Venezuela. Yeah. You're sitting next to him. in the same jail cell outside of Manhattan.

23:52 Exciting. Anyway, no, no, there's more. There's more. It it it all feels like co

23:57 Yes, of course it is. Sorry. They're defunding American universities that won't bow down to their ideological demands. So funny because it's the opposite. He's actually he's reading something

24:11 off American streets and without due process of law are deporting them to foreign detention centers and prisons. This is all happening now. A majority of our elected representatives have failed to protect the American people from the abuses of an unfit president and a rogue government.

24:40 Is this four years ago? 5 years ago. unfit president is Biden who's got dementia and a government who's basically running it

24:47 beside him without his knowledge and trying to lock up people who are they're surfing on the beach in in Malibu [ __ ] idiot. All right, keep going.

24:59 I can't I can't disturb. I have no concern or idea of what it means to be deeply American.

25:07 Deeply American. The America that I've sung to you about for 50 years is real. He's such a narcissist.

25:16 And regardless of its faults is a great country with a great people. So we'll survive this moment. I have hope because I believe in the truth of what the great American writer James Baldwin said. would

25:33 he said in this world there isn't as much humanity as one would like but there's enough let's pray

25:46 there's a little more tonight we ask all who believe in democracy and the best of our American experience to rise with us raise your voices against authoritarianism and let freedom ring

26:01 all right authoritarian arianism. How about being [ __ ] having your kids school shut down and you being arrested for not wearing a mask?

26:09 [ __ ] [ __ ] He's a 10-centent head. But they don't like that somebody got voted in. That's That's democracy. They don't like when their guys don't get voted in,

26:18 right? Cuz that's not dem when democracy. Yeah. Right. Sorry. Scott Adams. Yeah. I miss him greatly. He was a friend and um

26:26 he was a thinker, man. He was he helped me think about a lot of things. uh and he saw it from a certain perspective as a hypnotist and as somebody that studied persuasion and we're going to reread all his books and try to keep them top of mind. He has book

26:40 started as a humble guy like working for the phone company. Oh yeah. Bank, you know, he's a teller at a bank. It was his first job.

26:46 Yeah. And he actually described a couple of bank robberies when he was in there.

26:50 Yeah. A real thoughtful, interesting guy. Nice guy. We we had a very strange friendship. Did I ever tell you how I got to get close to him? It's proof of the great magnet, you would say. Um, two two things I want to talk about that I'll tell you in a second. But first, I'm I'm a little shocked at people going, "Cancer killed him. Why didn't he take Why didn't he Please people, cancer is often deadly. We can't stop all cancers. Prostate cancer once it becomes metastatic, it's going to kill President Biden very soon. It's depends on what kind of tumor, what the genetics of that tumor is, how fast and where it goes.

27:25 But once it becomes metastatic, it is largely fatal. Certainly with time it is definitely fatal and there's nothing there's few things you can do about it. You can send radioactive isotopes in lians and things. Uh but that's it and then it eventually evolves evolutionarily and figures out a way around it and you die. That's the way prostate cancer is once it is out of the prostate. And if you don't have your prostatctomy in time that's what you're dealing with. Sometimes you can shut it down with radiation but if it gets out into the bones at a distance site it's it's fatal. It's just a matter of how tall.

27:57 How old was he? He's uh 68, I think. Can you look that up for us? Makes sense. Anyway,

28:04 yeah, a little young for the for the prostate to kill him, but it's common. It's just the way prostate is. All cancers can can eventually get you.

28:11 Uh we're just 68. Yeah. Um but so how do we become friends? I was listening to a show one day and he goes, "Uh, I'm going on the trip of a lifetime in three weeks." Or didn't even say when. He did not say when. He goes, "I'm on a trip of a lifetime." And I'm looking forward to my wife. He was married at the time, Christina. And I was like, "Oh." And I thought, he's going where I'm going. I just had that thought in my head immediately. I'm standing in the shower and I go, he's going to Greece.

28:34 And I text him and I go, "Hey, Scott, where where are you happen? Where are you going?" "I'm going to Greece."

28:39 And I said, "Really? What? What island?" "Santini." "Really?" "Okay, wait." My exact dates on the very [ __ ] plane that I went from Germany to Greece on

28:50 and uh we spent several several dinners together and had a nice time and that's how we became friends. But how weird is that? pretty weird

28:57 and weird the thought I had which was he's going where I'm going. I just I just knew it immediately. It was just sort of like and I but I did not it didn't dawn on me that we'd go on the same plane. It was like that's so so crazy. We were separated by three rows on the same plane. Smart guy, interesting guy, successful guy and he will be missed

29:19 and and broad ideas and I I like that. All right. Uh this weekend, Grants Pass, Oregon Rogue Theater. That'll be Friday. Then Saturday, Midtown Ballroom, Bend, Oregon driving.

29:32 We're going to New York and doing some shows at Rodney's. Drew was doing his standup over there.

29:37 Yeah, we're scari. The Mooch going to come out and we'll do standup shows. I'll be at Rodney. It'll be on the 29th. And then I'm going with Megan Kelly to Chester, New York. And then DC, the Kennedy Center. And I think RFK Jr.'s coming out. He's contacted me and wants to

29:53 wants to have a dialogue. So, we'll see how that goes. Adam Croll. Love that guy. AdamCroll.com. What do you got, Drew?

29:59 Drrew.com. It's all there. Follow me on XDR Drew. And we do that streaming show Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Look for it. So till next time, I'm crow doctor saying mahala.

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