i'm not the sort that really does well and single he always. tries me crazy the only thing worse is to think. the way. to escape through to get away from these bad drivers. bring in those self and i think. what i'm looking forward to. you basically your life is a self driving car you don't even have a driver's latest exactly. the way the stumping change except the. chair. is only going to run this gonzo journey across america and we are of course talking about the best wall ever created and we're talking about things like you know san francisco used to be the home of the counterculture right now it's the counter to the counter culture yes and this is the birth of free speech movement right better same sounds to the end

of free speech well yes they started out as having a wide open internet which became the closed guard in the walled garden and high levels of the platform of censorship it seems like we're close to an implosion. but you know better because you live here you work your you are part of this community we're all we in the cycle i think that. underneath the surface something is boiling up even though on the surface that you know we don't see it we see the future maybe moving toward this we have you know tweet or facebook and they engage in outright since to see it and so bannon's so so on the end if people don't seems to know what's going on they are good guys that grew to the i pod and i phone you know pokémon go on to see evidence of a bit of a approaching this moment because the opposition party the democrats are clearly having a meltdown yes they are breaking down is going to last. no breakdown in this time i

mean that's evidence this part of the system the whole opposition party is totally dysfunctional this point can't even come up with a coherent one coherent policy and i would seem to port and chaos the crisis is over twenty people actually dies out people who started for the first time and i would be the happiest not that would be the other words a fulfillment of this cycle in other words if the. cycle events right cycle with then ended the good things about it now is that we have democratic known by already in the democratic tool going forward in this journalism so we can use these tools to create to be able democracy so i think i feel very hopeful for the future because of it and i'm feeling well we have to free joining us not because of what's happening to him right now is outrageous but he becomes a martyr you know that all the revolutionaries in the french revolution all killed each other but they gave us the french revolution that's

a very typical are you saying that that you know he has done something he needed to do so we see a kind of i'm saying he took his life to a point that there is no coming back and that he knows it and he's as a cause and he he is a piece for themselves i do you feel you're free now i know because i haven't done what julian assange has done i haven't laid my life down for a cause as he has done i'm not going to go into a consulate in turkey and have some saudi cut me off my face off and bury me in the backyard as a heroic journalist right i'm not doing that i'm i just i'm not ready for that but you've been to me maybe you would be ready i don't know you know i look into your eyes and my heart is melting and i'm thinking i'm ready to join the jihad for truth and maybe in six months time i'll be gone and you'll be singing songs about me i mean why do you think we need a pretty speech to tell me well i just happen to have a copy of the u.s. constitution right here which is should ensure a mind in this. document all the rights and freedoms i enjoy as

a citizen of the united states of america and as thomas jefferson of all the rights given the most important one is speech and free speech and what i'm only go if the speech actually by the given because it was a figure at least who demanded that we need to have beautiful rights the deed to be the right to free speech that was not given from the beginning the funding for as it's actually been like the idea in a what's that oh position you know to the figure of the state as i mean they are the one who demand it that's why we have free speech so free speech as it exists is actually a mission from the many beginning we never have permission this free speech and that's where our american dream starts with freedom in this country starts because we think we have free speech when we don't and it's only things like a weekly so big that for the first time show us that we don't have free speech now i want to ask you as a psychologist because again we're traveling across america we're going from los angeles where the american dream is made myth the united states

is always rescuing the world in seven out of the ten biggest box office of all time it is an american who is saving the world so we're going from there to san francisco where a lot of the social media is connects the world in this globalized stage we're going from san francisco and heading east to the original settlement of america which was in st augustine florida the swamp one of the things we're trying to understand is the psychological makeup of the american population right now and i'm very intrigued by the sense that this most privileged empire the people there imperial people and yet on both right and left they use the language of a very oppressed people are they verio pressed is there some resistance legitimate what do you think go. i think as i said to be far from the very beginning this

country never had democracy didn't this country i mean how does it start there we had. dissent and we have genocide of natives and then we have you know the rest of the women and minorities i mean that's where we started and then we somehow have this political system where you know we hear that freedom and democracy and that that we think that we have freedom in the democracy that we have to use is that we every four years that we come back to they dictate i mena and engage in that is through with it to you both for thinks and then me to come to settle for something less they think this is democracy but then in that effect already no doubt that in this political system the real injustice oppression you know never been talked about it was never addressed nobody talked about it so it was outside of the political discourse to begin with that's why once again i'd like to go back to the publication of the deal and during the sons when he published that didio together

with. money he asked the question you know he threw that video uncensored to be more than war and he asked a question. and this question was a neighbor being asked nobody asked that question a simple western stupid ideation has been operating as a monologue never be a count and they haven't checked that with these crimes and then this for the first time in the history of the global scale. you know through week cation asked that question is this when we saw the emergence of these wacky means some of the ones when the basic questions were asked are yes and there was no answer right now where you saw the emergence of prison flaws and all these other crazy means because it gives the elites and the powerful media a way thousands of people's attention yes i mean any logical discourse right soever right and to focus on love to go. get some of these nations of the.

bubbling oh yeah to nightmares never to take the tension away where they come from is that the value of a pepper the frog is so we don't ask are we still part of the american dream we poured into corrected by media so we don't remember things we don't remember our past the american people don't have sense a past they don't even know what happened you know they don't talk about genocide they don't talk about you know they don't they think that ok we have put it in the black obama so we you know past the city body every single person there was the job of hollywood to reinvent america every few years with the new heroes a new scenarios and i was in every world to get into mr future is always a brighter and will always be a shining city in the shining in the night but that only would isn't working anymore then to come up to something deeper in the in our subconscious mind you're a psychologist i mean shit on the unconscious level all right so they're attacking it's warfare of the unconscious they're attacking our unconscious with these means to try to persuade us to try to confuse us to take us away from that basic question

are we being civil things and then we point a finger or said you know the people in the middle east in the calling them terrorists and and you know just projecting all on but maybe your deeds them presumably the population itself wants to forget they are active participants in wanting to forget from here we're going to cross the of seventy and you know somebody the name yosemite comes from a native american word meaning the killers it was the white man calling those people the killers right most people don't exist anymore they've been eradicated from earth just a few years after they were eradicated abraham lincoln made that a national park so here's the guy that all agree is a right on guy and there's also in between yosemite and death valley is of course a former concentration camp for japanese americans so that's all there if you want to see a bit of beauty in this lender of the national park the pride of america oh yes a little cycle keeps. eating itself is different is it going to take us to

a different place it's up to us i think you know those people be broken with because yeah i think that's what i hope so i mean that's how i see it i mean actually to be going. to in the money and they do it's a money step towards you but ideation you know just as the free speech. the in impulse towards. so for instance we are by baby and so i mean we are in some ways models you know that you buy on an old program something the past you know that you know or the times that we engage in the byron and the might to solve a dispute and the conflict and then the free speech gave us another way to solve conflict which is to do dialogue discussion and trying to hold programs conflict to peaceful means and that is a step towards c. but i'd say sure there's money yes

a little more money tree results release yes instead of engaging in violence and you know it was a cycle over the bench. and then what stopped was money well what's the value that. some ways i think yeah so the cycle don't be broken definity so when we're heading east we're going to look for signs of it and report back to you yes. the cycle is breaking yes right and you know i have to be an important part of breaking the cycle because i'm so handsome. i mean the because of who your wisdom and you know your humoring and everything and every tree to the tall grass of satire as a way to keep from the overlords from murdering me. otherwise i just said what i said and that was not in a satirical way i would have been thrown off media platforms years ago and that's you know when you begin to talk restless go this way when you do. the next three

weeks my the way that i'm not supposed to talk about it that one are ill yeah that sounds and changing your mind around are not sounds fantastic. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. reflect there's someone else living inside of me like controlling my body.

the byproduct of that drug is the cause like severe depression. because it literally made him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault you know she's crazy and all that for. six years traumatic takes a long time to get rid of. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then.

yes when you're in san francisco and down in and kind of get in. all they weren't best but book you're reading really very very soon it was a coincidence this is one of the books of anyone all of us warned the boy crisis is this book and corning to the flyleaf here you're considered to be one of the world's one hundred thought leaders a corner of financial times that's what they say never to trust the media they. never trust ever because i guess we're talking in general and general politics in general and identity and in particular and boy ways and this is because big bang topic recently when the women's movement surfaced i said to my doctoral committee at n.y.u. this is going to be a big movement they said no it isn't this is could be

a fed and i said you know throughout all of history we've been focused on survival and survival was piss taking care of by men playing raise the money and women playing raise the children and having divided roles but now the survivals us so focused in developed countries were to be able to have some freedom some freedom too from the rigid rules of the past to develop more flexible roles for the future ok so the women's moment in the seventies you know really came into focus and at that time you were suggesting that this would create an offshoot of that movement where men would in some way start to feel perhaps alienated in society or in their life i felt that mitt is who be a tremendous opportunity for men because instead of having these rigid roles of him i have to raise money i have to be a human doing rather than a human being if my passion is to be a musician my father will be really clear that you cannot make money to musician if you want to be an artist excuse me. starving artist if you want to be an actor your

name were easily done it was a dual liberation it's a it's a lose a deal you marry liberation in lands liberation it was the way it's all ball genders to enjoy but somehow down the road now we've come to a place where men are feeling hunted almost yes so what happened what happened was that the theme of this movement that i was a part of develop will be what it was called patriarchal theory they said that they were old is dominated by a patriarchy in which men made the rules to benefit men at the expense of women they completely misunderstood the male role they adopted this from marxism because in marxism you have the oppressor oppressed in civil rights you have the oppressor oppressed and they said the oppressor was male the president female they missed the fact that with men and women we were both in the same family boat and yet that women you know with through the women's movement then they as you say they took this route of a patriarchal oppression that they needed to extricate themselves from and you know but i'm thinking back a hundred years ago hundred fifty years ago in england there was

a and saying asylum called battle yes and there's a list of qualifications were a man can send his wife or a woman to a battle for such things as reading too many books for having menstrual cramps and for disagreeing with her husband and on that basis the husband can send the woman to an insane asylum so to me this is a little bit of karmic justice in all of this and men who feel they're being stalked who feel they're being hunted you know it's the shoes on the other foot well certainly any time men understand more of what women go through that's a very big plus and the it has taken me to movement has certainly helped a lot of men and to stand some of the vulnerabilities of women and some of the fears of women but we should not be having it has to take me to. monologue we should be having it has to take me to dialogue that men can't have a dialogue because men. and women are think in extraordinarily different ways men

and women are more networked and cloud based and men are very linear hammer nail base and that work great for a millennium and so suddenly society went to the cloud base went to digital based economy where it women skill sets are more preferential and that new economy some men have a feeling of being made redundant because they have been made redundant essentially yes in many ways they have but it's really it's really a great opportunity for men forty nine percent of men when the pew research center as the men who are full time workers who are also dead said they would prefer to raise the children full time if they were good to be looked down upon and that the family didn't need the money but in order for that to happen women also have to change in a different way instead of just changing by being executives many women have to feel ok about marrying a man who might want to be a full time dad i can tell you as close to sixty year old man having been in

a number of relationships that women will say they want a man that shows emotions and feelings but when you do actually show a feelings in elections a find out they don't really want you to show their feelings and emotions you are right you are right and you are right and so this is the growth that women need to do they need to look inside of themselves and say you just exactly what you said and you know there's a contradiction there and every man knows is a contradiction there and if women want men to be emotionally intelligent they need to support men's emotional intelligence that's a big ask you know you're asking both genders to go against huge ecologically d.n.a. unable to parent yes the ability of human beings to adept is part of our or imperative what we we have evolved with certain rules but the most important thing. thing that it's happens to all humans and all animals it's our biological

ability to adapt to changing circumstances and one survival was taking care of in developed nations that created a new opportunity for us to not have the rigid rules of the past to be able to adapt to more flexible rules for a future so in my own journey we're going across america trying to determine whether i should have a say in this country or i'll just leave should i stay and be part of the fight to make this a better country in some way or is it hopeless the most important single thing america needs to learn is to teach its children to know how to listen to hear other perspectives that are different to not assume that because the to get over the self-righteousness of liberals calling themselves progressives and conservatives calling themselves patriotic people who are patriotic are people from all parties people who are progressive or people from all parties no one knows ahead of time what the best patriotism is or what real progress is there fear is that it makes us

weak to open one's heart to a different perspective takes courage that's a very difficult concept for anyone to understand i mean it sounds more eastern and western i mean in the east they have this concept as readily available that you buy stillness by meditation and by matinee you become aligned with the greater forces of the universe but in the us it's about individuality and individual triumph of heroism right and any sign of weakness emotional or otherwise is death yes well that's i mean i'm a calm well we we have to see that it's just functional and we have to adapt to what is more functional and what is more functional is to retain a lot of individual ism but also not to the degree that were afraid to hear somebody else's feelings is a country in the world that's getting that has a better representation of what you would consider to be more gender healthy janitor dialogue to a greater degree. they teach their children in the first second in third grade to

listen to listen to songs from the center of the happiest nation in the world exactly i mean we're trying to pick up women using this rap actually the woman i met who is my wife would listen my partner the last twenty four years knew full well she wrote the myth of male power before she met me and so. happy ending there's a happy i was going to snow down the road here you can get me some of your pick up lines you know i can pass on to our viewers as well very valuable with the latest my pick up on is that m m curry just enough to be somebody who is more than just a role i can be a real for my. son. she was quite fascinating just she was very fierce. and i liked her the outside view just like alexis de tocqueville was able to look at america with such

clear eyes and see all of our problems and all of the greatness of this democracy the fact that she said we've never been free. here there was a shooting take was a. show has been commissioned to space. the constitution gives permission for free speech so it's been permission speech and she contrast i would bitcoin which is permission to list so what is that what does that mean to you like or does it where does that leave oh right now to post anything on facebook requires the atlantic council to approve of your post the atlantic council is a think tank funded by the u.s. state department various bodies of the u.s. department of defense the united arab emirates which is mainly also from funneling funds from that saudi arabia so saudi arabia the guy who is chopping. journalists and then dispersing their body throughout istanbul thank god he gets to decide

whether your thoughts are legitimate and whether your thoughts can advance the notion of democracy and liberty in america. i don't want that guy who rips off people's faces to be the guy who tells me whether i can post something to my friends and family on facebook then i get to but so it is an individual sovereignty and i'm like sovereignty a laying the groundwork and opening up the necessary space for having speech sovereignty as well and having that free speech escape the confines of their life to council so that's what nasal me seems to be implying is that there is a path out of the constrictions the world we because we do. it konami sovereignty with big clean and she said there's two ways people have evolved around

history societies and one is to use free speech and having economic sovereignty those are the two things that she mentioned and they work together and there are two sides of the same coin and because i'm. provides a path for both. me here in the street on the engine everyone smile where starting to head you know somebody shoots the sierra nevada mountains. we also talked yesterday with me up there of the boy isis yeah how did that go so this is a feminist movement and i think seventies you had a corollary movement happening in the men were men and over time were kind of what we're seeing now is that they were left out they were left out of this shift of pull like the whole society made a ton of maybe is a one way and men did music with it you know so they're now there thirty years forty years later there are drifts. they don't know work what they're supposed to

be doing any more. mussed up. men are redundant and we are dying spaces i don't believe that i believe where you're going to be here. we need you comes across as patronizing sorry.

seems wrong. just don't hold. me. to shape our. engagement equals betrayal. find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. oh. you're so you'll. join us as you say. you not just i mean.

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