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here we go. all right, all right, all right, all right. yeah. thank you, thank you. still yet to be nominated for anything. happy wednesday everyone. so it's joe biden's birthday today. he turned 82, causing the ladies of the view to ask how many is that in dog years? joe looked forward to the calls from all the grandchildren. well, the ones he acknowledges. oh. however, the white house medical team advised the staff not to throw a surprise party. no word if hunter was in charge of the entertainment, but the gifts, the gifts poured in the very wealthy nancy pelosi surprised him with some prime real estat.
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kamala surprised him with a brand new bed. wow. barack obama got him something for his back. doctor jill gave him a gift certificate to bed, bath and the great beyond. the gift from tim walz felt pretty last minute, though, probably from a seven and 11, seven, 11. even president elect trump sent joe a gift, although it felt pretty sarcastic. well, today, joe spent the afternoon doing his favorite activity, slipping into a light coma. but people lost their appetite when they saw who jumped out of the cake. oh. there's reportedly an insane battle brewing over who uses what bathrooms in congres, the question being whether or not to make a separate bathroom to accommodate jerry nadler, prince harry filmed himself
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getting a tattoo. it's of a pair of testicles. to replace the originals, a study claims that cannabis is linked to less cognitive decline. as you age, and this came from a purely objective source called the marijuana herald. well who's that? i think we have a pictur. oh, come on man, it's harold ford. anyway, finally, delta just announced they'll be serving burgers from shake shack to passengers in first class. as a result. guess who's headed to the airport? all right, quickly. i don't have time for your applause. i'm an important person. so how about that rocket launch yesterday, elon musk and president trump watched the starship take off from a city called boca chica, which is spanish for small mouth. thank god they didn't leave from los butthole. but
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while the incoming president celebrated the rocket taking off to cheering crowds, the outgoing president took off as well to a different kind of clamor. listen, mr. president, happy early birthday for you. for your birthday. well, you talk to us, sir, as a gift to the press, will you please talk to us, mr. president? president biden, please. we haven't heard from you all trips. mr. president. wow. you know, usually when people scream at joe like that, they're saying, sir, that's a houseplant, not a toilet. but why was he in such a hurry? maybe he really had to go. literally. president biden, please. we haven't heard from you all trips, mr. president.
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mr. president. god. so it's a tale of two takeoffs. one is a ride to space, another a ride to the rest home. but trump isn't traveling alone. the world seems to be along for the ride. it's funny, just a few weeks ago, trump was a threat to world peace when the only threat we really faced was joe biden mistaking our children for dinner. but now foreign leaders are suddenly making nice. australia's ambassador to america had previously called trump the most destructive president in history, but now he's congratulating him and looking forward to working closely with trump. no wonder the aussies invented the boomerang up in canada. their first trans prime minister, justin trudeau, suddenly cracking down on unchecked immigration. he was talking
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tough there for a while until somebody showed him this picture. now. now trudeau is so scared he started wearing white face. look it up. down in mexico, lefty president claudia sheinbaum wouldn't even acknowledge trump's candidacy on election day. sheinbaum mexico has a jewish president. maybe she'll agree to trump building a wailing wall. you know, that joke doesn't deserve you. then trump said he would make the public make public the intelligence that america had on mexican politicians in bed with cartels. suddenly, sheinbaum is cracking down on her own border now. but soon claudia might be welcoming 10 million people who should look familiar. get ready for an influx of gang bangers, drug
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dealers and even worse, washed up celebs. so trump. triggering lefty foreign leaders like a quarter pounder at a peta rall. but is it all on trump, as he himself has said, they haven't been after him. they've been after you, and he's just in the way. the truth is, it's you who's had enough. if it just took trump to make it clear, the world gets it. daddy's home and it's time to clean up your mess. and you can't hide behind a legacy media which is deader than the battery in rosie o'donnell's back trimmer. but really, the world wants this. the world wants this. they just needed someone to rip the band aid off. it wasn't going to be joe or kamala. joe lacks the upper body strength and kamala doesn't have enough accents to please the whole world. but everyone knew the planet was screwed. hell, even the bad guys are now picking up their
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toys and crawling back under their rocks. qatar has just confirmed that hamas leaders are no longer there. maybe they're hiding somewhere safe. perhaps in rashida tlaib's mustache. the truth is, for things to operate in the world, someone has to stand up once in a while and say, wrap it up, guys, this is enough. that guy is trump, but he's got all of us too. no wonder the world's scared might be the one thing they've ever gotten right. let's welcome tonight's guests. if he so smart, what's he doing on this show? psychologist and author of the new book, we who wrestle with god. jordan peterson. he can hit you with the truth and knock out your tooth. host of the good guy bad guy podcast on espn. charles bowden. last thanksgiving, she was mistaken for the wishbone. new york times bestselling
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author and fox news contributor can't do this thanksgiving. and if things go right, he'll choke me out. tonight, new york times bestselling author, comedian, and former nwa world champion tyrus. doctor deep. it's always good to see you. we're all big fans. congrats on the new book. thank you sir. yeah. good to be here. so i want your take from up north of what's been going on in america. i mean, for us, it's very surreal. it's very euphoric. what's your take on the election? it's. it's left me speechless. fundamentally, i guess i'm really excited about what might happen. i think most people are because trump collected such a strange group of remarkable people around him in the last two months in a way that was extremely surprising. and to see musk and ramaswamy take over the department of governmental efficiency and to actually name it something,
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that name it after a dog and a joke, which i think is unbelievably hilarious. and then to watch trump yesterday with musk, you know, watching that rocket take off, i mean, all this is it's surreal and literary at the same time. and you americans are unbelievably good at reinventing yourself, you know, i mean, i mean. i went through, you know, throughout my lifetime, you've gone through all sorts of crises, and every time you seem to come out stronger. and that's a remarkable thing to see. and it looks to me like the same thing is very likely to happen now, assuming that everything goes well in the next couple of months, as we, you know, play terrible games with russia and ukraine. but this could be excited to see what'll happen. this could be the best transition since caitlyn jenner jail. you look fantastic. thank you buddy. yeah i feel like i underdressed between you and jordan. i was going to tell you that i was going to say out dressing
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doctor peterson is difficult, but i feel like you sailed it in tonight. like, maybe you just didn't even try. and you look great. if that's a sweet puppy that you've lost, i fully understand. but what exactly? when you said to us backstage, you said, are you guys ready to go? i was, i was looking at you go, greg, are you are you sure this is not a puppy tribute shirt? puppy? you are. you lost? yes. the little guy. yeah. i felt terrible. it's an homage sweater. yes, yes, it's an homage sweater. it's an homage. homage? yes. all right. that's what he says. she said he doesn't even know the dog. that's funny. that's funny. why do you think the globe is changing? do they recognize a winner? and they realize they got to get on board? you're an athlete. that's what usually happens. sure. frontrunner status, that's really true. but there was also a lot of people that were hidden. and i never think anything wrong until i met doctor peterson 20 minutes ago. the smartest person i had ever met is a guy named jacques vallée, and he really maintains, feel free to change your opinion when you're confronted with new evidence. the problem that we have is, why did all of the voters and
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the masses have the evidence before their elected officials? did i think that's what they know a little bit of explanation to. but sure, there's some front runner status and donald trump is on a victory tour and he deserves it. you know, cat doesn't the world everybody kind of craves order, even though they find chaos so attractive. and it's kind of like with biden, you could almost do anything you wanted and you kind of got sick of it. maybe that's how the world feels. does that make sense to you? well, i think one thing that makes sense is that justin trudeau is now saying he's going to be tough on immigration guy, and it's just people who, like, want to be in positions of power. they're like, okay, so you know, you know, you're not going to believe this guys. but i suddenly think what you think now, i thought what you thought before now that you've changed, so have i. and it's just it's so unbelievably transparent and predictable and but one thing that's not gonna be predictable is whatever's going to happen. like you were saying, doctor peterson, with this cabinet with trump, but i think, yeah, i think people maybe crave order. i think i'm like the
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wrong person to ask because i enjoy chaos more than the average person, just because of how alive it makes me feel. well, that's an interesting, somewhat mysterious comment. i think that's a good name for the show tonight. yeah. all right. tires. i kind of like the fact that they went from he's hitler to, hey, we could probably work with this guy. well, that should scare you more than anything else. if me and another man we fundamentally disagree on everything, but he believed and had an integrity in his belief. and i had an integrity in mind. if i am proven wrong, i still have to acknowledge what my belief system was. if i lose and go, you know what? i was always one to be on your team. that's the person that has absolutely no integrity, no morals. it will is a chameleon. no disrespect to any chameleons in the audience, but it's a person. it's a person who will change with whatever environment benefits them. and those are the most dangerous
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people because you'll be standing next to them and not realizing that they don't care about you. to your wonderful point, america every 20 years is able to have a course correction. the 70s, it looked like it was over the hippies, and there was all this stuff. and america kind of goes, all right, enough adults are back in the room and we've seen this course correction. but what we have to be afraid of or not, we can't go, oh, it's all good now because they're saying that they're ready to get tough on the border. that's because they don't want what's in here going there. so they're going to be tough on their side of the border. mexico is going to be like, oh no, no, you can't bring them here. we don't want them here. and canada's like, well you can't bring them here either. so it's not like they're they're doing this to work with us. they're trying to say like, oh no, no, we're not letting you can't come in here. so we need to before we start going kumbaya like there's no honor. that's a very cogent remark that i missed. well, like i said, the first book i learned about lobsters, i'm excited about the next one. all
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in my house until i got out of there and realized there is no placement and nobody's overly impressed with those degrees. and i just share with you, i like there's a pushback. look, i'm going to be governor of oregon a lot sooner than a lot of people in oregon think. and i will tell you this, if you go to the military or trade school, you are going to give our state 20 years, and i will put you on a full retirement if you go somewhere where you do not expect to sweat and or get dirty, you're going to do 30 years as they do now, and it's time that we start celebrating the guy whose kid built the school, not the guy whose kid went to the school, which just is an expression for getting drunk and going to football games. oh, the next governor of oregon if oregon is still around. that's right. yes, yes, i would just. that was impressive, he breathed one time like that, sir. my mother told me, my mother said, you've got to slow down, do it more like tyra. she told me that in the back. i think it was mom. i get excited that was talking, not breathing. that's right. you're right. tyrus, do you think there's a chance that this could happen with him being mayor or governor of oregon? no. hell, yeah. that the colleges could change. no,
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no. what? i'm still stuck on him being the governor of oregon. i would move to oregon. thank you. buddy. yeah. what was the first question? it was the topic was on colleges, tyrus. i think it won't change because they have so much mone. putting a cap on funding now is almost too late. these universities have billions and they're they might. we're going to eliminate one, but they're going to double down because what they're going to what the woke they don't think in our terms. they don't they don't look past their nose. they're going to double down. they're now going to be victims again. there'll be virtue signal. now these teachers are going to be more extreme because now they're going to get all the cameras on them when they're dragged off campus or whatever. we saw that. we saw deans of schools and supposedly these to your point, enlightened not have the temerity or the courage to stand up to people standing outside attacking jewish students. so when they lose their funding, they're just going to double down. so we've got four years to wait
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this out. so no, i don't think i don't think it's going to hurt them because it never it will hurt the people who need it. it will hurt the people who can't afford to go to college, who need that funding because they're going to keep it for themselves. so that's the problem. it's that's the problem. i feel, doc, you were the first. well, probably one of the first to call out the malignant ideology infesting college campuses. can they be saved? well, i saw some statistics today that indicated that harvard, for example, was the faculty were 99% democrat and that in itself isn't necessarily catastrophic, although at the moment it seems quite catastrophic. how do they change? because the faculty is radically on the left, and the administration is far more radically on the left, and there are far more people in the administration and the faculty. and so even if they wanted to change, what are they going to change their opinions? i don't think so. right. where are they going to find the people to replace them? and i also have a suspicion that maybe the entire model is broken, because when you see an entire system die everywhere at
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once, right? not everywhere at once, you have to ask yourself if that's maybe because it's dead and it's too expensive. it's way too top heavy. there are many professors who are lecturing. that shouldn't be. there's really no reason at all that the best lectures in the world can't be brought to bear on any given topic, given the technology that we have. so i think there's going to be a radical disruption in the higher education section, and trump is obviously going to lead that to some degree. but i've thought i've tried to think through how the universities could rectify the position that they find themselves in. and i, i can't see a pathway forward for them. not really. well, that's bad news, cat. however, they always bring up as an example, the college that you went to, hillsdale college. yeah, it's a lot different. they don't accept government funding there. it's much different. i overall tend to agree with what you said. i mean, and why now? not now. why would you even go to college at this point? because you can say you did. i mean, there's much more fun
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ways to party yourself into debt, which is essentially what you're doing. and a lot of these places, because you go and you spend it's so expensive, you spend so much money to get this degree. you don't really learn anything. and a lot of these programs, you're just kind of a number who sits there, okay, you get done with the four years and you're like, okay, i got to get a job and you try to find a job that can actually pay back this debt that you don't. and you're like, what do i do now? but everybody told me to go to college, when really most of the learning you do is by living and reading. and there's so much information out there for you. no, no. in the old days, back when i was a young one, they referred to the master's degree. right. you go there to meet your life partner. the problem is everybody's so ugly on college campuses. they're all fat and hairy. they've like uglified themselves. it's like they've lost the idea of what is hot, right? you see pictures. the real crisis. that's the real. you know, we have a crisis. i said this make america hot
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again. that's not when you went to. you're talking about now when a pretty girl from the midwest comes to cal berkeley three days later, she shaved her head, has a leopard print tattoo on her head, and says, the man across her chest. yeah, that's a problem. not as eloquent as you would put it, but to the point, though. yes. yes, exactly. matt gaetz cut a promo anti-abortion, very similar to the one that you just laid out. now, by the way, have we figured out that gaetz and rubio are from the same place rubio has resigned if they don't put gates, if the senate doesn't let him through all we need is desantis to put gates as their coworker in the senate, which by law is a stamp of a piece of paper. gates is going to be the attorney general. you heard it here first. i know you heard that somewhere else. what i'm saying is the payment. if the senate doesn't, the senate doesn't let him through. i love that senate doesn't let him through. he becomes a senator, and they need to consider that you heard it from you can't get i heard most of it. you i get it though i think you got it. all right. so you got a free segment in that segment. up next, sit back
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your own followers comments and they all trashed you. you don't know anything. you don't know you attacked me personally. you're so deluded, right? i've only been a professor for 51 years on this program. i've never been able to finish a. how many books have you published? you deserve a tall glass of shut up juice. so can you just shut up for a second? i will not sit here and stand for personal attacks. for blasphemy against me. blasphemy against you? who the hell are you? are you jesus christ, you loser! so he's published 13 books that says more about the publishing industry than this guy's sanity. he's so nutty. even people with peanut allergies won't go near him. but you got to be honest, he is great on tv. the only keys i see here are monkeys hurling feces at each other. cat i love this guy. i can't get enough of him. he is. he is nuts, all right? he's. this guy had his
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whole reputation about being able to predict things. and he was so wrong. and he can't admit it. he was so wrong that he had the most absurd argument that i can't believe more people are not zeroing in on this, because this is how you know that you've really lost an argument in a very bad way. is that his actual defense that he brought with him to a televised debate was? yeah, well, there were people in your comment section that said they don't like you. yeah, yeah. you have lost brother. yeah. like, yeah, he pointed like, i have a good one here. i was reading your comments and people in there say they don't like you. holy like welcome. welcome to every comment section on everything ever. and you just told on yourself that you're sitting there reading other people's comments. yes. so what does that say about you? does it look like you're publishing another book anytime soon? you got that kind of time on your hands? tyrus. if i didn't know
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any better, i would think that lichtman's like a paid actor that was hired by piers morgan. give him the academy award. wow. bravo. you know, before you are governor, i. whenever i see opportunities, i just. i don't feel like letting these guys go on talk shows and talking it out because they're they're trash talking is god awful. yeah, it is a warm glass of shut up. yeah. not a warm glass of shut up juice. you're adding extra ingredients to the dish. we can't stay with you. it's got to be concise and quick. so what needs to happen is, since they were so strong in their opinions, is we need to rent an octagon. yes. you and i could do play by play and put them in the ring and just let them go at it. there will never be a fight. they'll never leave their corner. they'll just say things to each other and probably tweet and text. but we get to hang out. yeah, i think it's great. yeah. and by the way, the worker here on the right is trying to tell the
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jobber on the left something about his profession, about the books and the keys that he wrote. and the jobber keeps telling the worker, and he's saying, you're making this personal and i will not let it stand. well, you're not going to do anything about it. he's already put it out there. and i love what cat said. if we would have ran that tape a little longer because i did watch it, he goes into the comment section. it was so embarrassing. and he says, i read them all and they're all against you. and he's just going, oh my goodness. like, that's what a professor does. a tenured professor that wrote 13 books. he's reading comment sections on tiktok. also embarrassing. he also had to drop his own resume. yeah, nobody jumped in. i'll have you know, the professor had 13 books. like when you got to give your own resume, you're in trouble. you're in trouble. okay. he's a professor, a doctor. peterson. he says 51 years in academia. isn't that the problem? yeah, it's 51 years of problem. i was more interested in some ways in. i can never remember how to say his last name. that young turks guy. check, check. iger. nose check. uygur. uygur. yes. yes. uygur. he looks to me like he's
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going to be the next liberal that flips. yeah, right. because he's been on the cusp for two months. three months. yeah. kasparian i think that's his. yeah. ana kasparian. yeah. same thing. they're starting to have serious doubts. he got mugged or something. yeah. that's never good. yeah, yeah. get mugged by an innocent victim of the system. yeah. that's so annoying when that happens. yeah, yeah, yeah. so. so he's. and, you know, i've been watching him exchange the odd comment with musk online because musk was actually paying some attention to him, which is, you know, always a wonderful thing for a liberal. and i think he's going to join the ranks of the recently departed from the democrat party in no time flat. we'll see. he did, you know, right? he did. i think we have a tweet from shenk, which was like before the election. he said that kamala was going to win. and, and so he wasn't exactly on top of things either. but i think that he had to say that. right. because if he didn't, every, every democrat that knew kamala was going to lose still said she was going to win, because if they said she was, they couldn't upset their
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peers. you know, gretchen whitmer, they silenced her. yeah. she said two months before she said, hey, you guys are telling people that you're winning in michigan. let me tell you, you're not. and the dems silencer. they could have listened to her. i think gretchen could have been helpful with that message, but they they pulled her from the bench. interesting. put her put her on the bench. yeah. at least they didn't kidnap her. well, she didn't write 13 books either. that's right, 13 books. yeah. he's got to have some family that pulls him aside and says, don't do tv anymore. yeah, that's what my wife does to me. all the time. yeah. and because of the sweater. he doesn't even know the dog. he doesn't know the dog i just got i just got dissed by jordan peterson, a man who helps millions of young men with their fashion sense. yeah. that's right. speaking of, if you want to succeed, jordan's got a new book to read. we're going to talk about it. yes, he does. you believe you were sent by god? yes. repent. come and
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you're on podcasts because you'll just say something in a sentence that has never been said before. and then i go, why? like i was listening to you this morning in an interview and you said that truth, responsibility and adventure are the same thing. and then you went on to describe it, and i was wondering if you could explain. it really starts with the quest for adventure is really what the secret to life is. is that a good way of putting it? no. yes. yeah. and it's a really good question too. oh thank you. yeah. you seem surprised. well, i'm still recovering from having the book title read as if it's a wrestling match. so that's that's quite fun. i can tell you why. adventure and truth are the same thing. that's really useful to know. well, if you're manipulating someone and there's either two outcomes, you get what you want, which isn't surprising, or you don't get what you want. and that's not particularly surprising either. but if you're going to just say what you think is true, you have to give out the you have to give
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up the outcome because you don't know what will happen, you know, and you can try to think it through ahead of time. and maybe that's what you do if you protect your job or your silent because you're afraid, you think it through and you try to manipulate the way you act to get the outcome. you want. and maybe you think you should get what you want and that your life would be better if you did. but your life's a lot more exciting if you don't know what's going to happen. and so one of the insistences on the religious side of things is that you should have faith in the truth. and faith means something like the willingness to act out the proposition that whatever happens to you if you tell the truth is by definitio, the best thing that could happen, even if it doesn't necessarily look like that to you in the moment. okay, so what's the immediate payoff for that? it's an adventure. you don't know what's going to happen. it'll take you places you can't possibly imagine, and you're along for the ride. and the that's indefinitely exciting and adventurous. and so you made allusion to the
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idea at the end of your question that adventure has something to do with the meaning of life. and i think that's right. when you go see a movie, for example, when you immerse yourself in a story and you do that for the sake of entertainment, let's say you want to go see something like a romantic adventure. and the reason for that is because you don't want your life to be secure and safe, and you don't want it to be without challenge and danger. you want it to be a romantic adventure. and the truth is, a romantic adventure. and that's a great thing to know. and then the responsibility piece comes in, in that almost everything that you do that you will regard as worthwhile is something you do. that's responsible it. it has to do with the carrying of a weight essentially, which is exemplified, at least in part in the say, in the symbol of the crucifixion, because you're supposed to hoist your cross as you walk uphill, so to speak. and it's definitely the case that when people look at their life and they what would you say they they, they search their memories for those times
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when they can actually be pleased with how they conducted themselves. it's almost invariably the case that they recall a time when they acted responsibly under duress. and so responsibility, adventure, truth, meaning those are all the same thing. that's that's unbelievably worth knowing. yeah. and you know, for me personally, as somebody that is anxious or neurotic flipping that into curiosity and what could happen next, let's see what happens is probably the quickest solution for reducing any kind of neurosis. bad thoughts, because you're opening it up to this idea of adventure. you're also not when you're doing that. you're also not concentrating on yourself and how you feel. so, you know, we have a culture now that insists, for example, that young people should be consistently asked about and referring to how they feel. but psychologists discovered 50 years ago that there was there's literally no difference statistically or conceptually,
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between thinking about yourself and suffering from negative emotion, self-consciousness and anxious suffering are the same thing. and so one of the ways around that isn't so much to not think of yourself, because that's difficult to do consciously, but to pay attention to what's going to happen next and to immerse yourself in the what would you say in the in the moment as it unfolds. and it's much more entertaining and exciting to do that if you just say what you think. yeah, because you don't. you're throwing something out there. it's the closest approximation to reality that you can manage, and you can see how that alters the flow of events. it's way more interesting than anything else you can do. i have time for one more question. i just want to ask you. we who wrestle with god, who is we? and why wrestle? well, to stay silent. well, the word israel means we who wrestle with god. and that's the name that jacob receives after he undergoes a
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90s. roll it. helga. he offered up a different model for masculinity, even as a purple dinosaur and not a human. this message about love, about nurturing, about looking after others, that these are emotions and also sort of social practices and responsibilities that in our culture, right, are constructed and understood as sort of feminine and feminizing. he talked about love and empathy instead of being the strong and silent type. he wasn't exactly what people pictured when they thought about masculinity back then. barney could be understood as resisting that pushing back against that. offering a different model of sexuality and gender and size all coming together. didn't stop for the next four years. yes. yes it will. yes it will. by the way, any men inspired by barney will probably end up just like him. extinct. okay, first of all, you're now trying
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to tell me barney was a man. yeah, he was completely naked. was he castrated? i thought he was a special needs dinosaur. he didn't even have sharp teeth. and he talked funny. nobody was like, man, that's when i grow up. i want to be a weird talking, singing, goofy song. no, we'd eat barney if he was in my neighborhood. like, there's. this is what's wrong with people who are not masculine talking like, i don't go on the astrophysics channel for a reason. and i love rockets. it's not my lane. this ain't your lane. okay. bert and ernie weren't gay. they were puppets. he's a puppet. move on. carl, did you find anything? i loved it. that's beautiful. that's beautiful work. greg, can i tell you this? i don't know a thing about barney. i knew this segment was coming. my father raised me like a heterosexual young man. i watched things like the lone ranger, and i watched popeye. i called adam hunter today. i said, gutfeld is going to ask me about barney. he said simply, cecil, you don't have to know anything. simply tell greg when
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he asks if you want to see a hippo not having sex. you'll watch the view. he said you'd know what that meant. he said you'd know what that meant. he promised me. i did. you know, adam gives good advice now and again. and that was a great tip for you, cat. are you the only person here who actually grew up in the 90s? were you a barney fan? i was, but i told you what my dad always warned me about barney. he let me watch it, but he always gave me that warning. i told you that it's government propaganda. oh. that's right. your dad is the king of libertarianism. he said it's on pbs. so just so you know, it's a government propaganda. and i was like, okay. meanwhile, i'm five, like, did you know, cat, that the person who played barney became a tantric sex counselor? is that yeah, i did. i did remember that. i did remember that coming out. but also in that podcast, they're like talking about barney challenging norms of sexuality. there's no sexuality in the show, nor should there have been. exactly. all right, jordan, i always love how everything is a social
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construct. it's like that's their way of basically creating a whole universe where everything is. there's no biology anymore. everything can be modified by the intellectual elite. yeah. it's also a complete bloody rubbish, you know. i mean, one of the things i know, it's complete rubbish. one of the things i noticed, i lived in a relatively rough working class neighborhood in montreal when i had my first child. my wife and i had our first child, michaela. and one of the things that was really great about having a new baby was pushing that baby around in the stroller in that neighborhood, because all the guys in the neighborhood who were tough just melted whenever they were in the presence of a little child. and the idea that the classic view of masculinity is someone who's mean to children is so idiotic that only someone educated in the university could possibly conceive of it, it's just not true. like almost all extremely tough men are the ones who are civilized and not out of their minds. let's say. i don't mean like psychopathic criminal
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types. they're unbelievably good with little kids. and so the notion that this is somehow counter the stereotype of what? of what? of what some 19 year old diluted girls notion of what constitutes a man. it's like like i said, only a university educated person could believe that they have to create a straw man version of a man in order for their theories to fit. they have to say, this is what a man is, and this is why we can change it. but they don't even know what a man is. they also don't know what a woman is, or a dinosaur for that matter. all right. don't go away. we'll be right back. not to be dramatic, but i love my whole body deodorant. reall? mine stinks. look here. try secret whole body deodorant. it doesn't leave an icky residue. and it actually gives me 72 hour odor protection everywhere. secret whole body deodorant. consumer cellular is lowering the price for those 50 and up. get two unlimited lines for $30 each. that's just $60 a
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