"YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) welcomes evolutionary biologist, Bret Weinstein, onto the show to discuss whether sociopathy is a prerequisite for presidential candidates, how cultural sensitivity increases as issue occurrences diminish, and how the concept of incentives is often ignored in social discourse.
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Great interview. Love your content. Saying this with nothing but respect and love. You're really going to trash talk cold plunges when you're doing ad reads for infra red blankets? 🤣
@@GigaTyGuy What're you missing? The cold plunge people didn't pay him. 😁
Silly me. I always thought it was “You’re welcome”
Ah ha. when Bret replied that his favorite part of the interview was your introduction praising him, he came close to effectively saying, "I'm crushing it"😁
@@sjmac9737 Actually there was a certain amount of brutal honesty in his answer. totally lacking humility... Personally I would have likely replied... How much you dragged cold plunges.
Brett Weinstein turned me into a conspiracy hypothesist.😎
I like that term! Haha. It's the intelligent ones that can at least entertain ideas. It's the imbeciles that outright reject them.
@@TuckFinn831You just described most of the intelligencia
I love that way of wording it
@thoughtpolice9847 this is true...I've tried to express this idea to many people over the years....and it seems the majority of humans are so narrow in their consciousness that they only aspire to a task that can only be described as "collecting proclamations"... rather than doing any actual free thinking and open minded consideration.....even (sometimes especially) of the idea which at first SEEM the most odd, gritty or ludicrous.........
I was already there.
He just helped my hypotheses gain strength
Bret has a lot of great qualities, but his best quality is that he has a good heart
Seriously? He’s as phony as a $3 bill
Phony? Explain.
He didn't take the jab?
I can absolutely agree with this. I have been following Brett since the Evergreen debacle. I have been closely following Brett and his wife, Heather, since the introduction of their Dark Horse podcast. Even though initially, my political views didn’t fully align (originally right of middle, now forced to the right) I still had respect for his views and opinions. The last several years have been one h3ll of a ride, watching and following Brett and Heather, during these years not only kept my thought process in check and grounded but also helped solidify many of my personal conclusions my what I was witnessing happen around me.
@@krshnrsame here. I don't get why he's been getting so much grief lately.
As time goes by, I have more and more respect for Brett. Smart, fair, peaceful and kind. Great communicator.
Brett has gotten a lot of criticism for being long winded. I don’t agree. His answers to questions take me on a journey, and one has to have the patience to travel with him through all his premises he lays down thoughtfully.
@@gertrudewest4535 As Socrates said: "If you ain't got your premises, you ain't got shit" (paraphrase)
@@gertrudewest4535only folks criticizing are those trained into 5 minute talking points and empty conversations about nothing
@@jeninlightnah. I definitely do not have this problem, and I am a fan of Brett. He needs to get to the point sometimes.
@@leifiverson8549 He could wrap up better with a conclusion as to keep the short bus, ADee H dee, a chance at keeping up.
Bret and Heather saved my sanity during Covid. I love them both equally.
I hear you. We knew stuff in May 2020 that most people are learning now.
Heather has a feminine maturity that is beautiful no matter what age. I love listening to her and Bret discuss.
Bret is a teacher who everybody would be blessed to have and to learn from for all of their lives.
Remember No jab No job.
We must never forget WHO emotionally blackmailed the children for use as shields to temporarily and marginally "protect" adults.
Thou shall not use pregnant women as Granny shields.
Risking the young to "save" the old is rotten to the core.,
Wow. You're, like, a poet.
I hate that crap how people got fired over it. PAssed me over. Im authentic and always me. even when this crap came around. I was aragont over my refusal, assertive,. I always speak my mind and people think im an asshole because of it, and how I'm Blunt and honest. Im honest to a fault. it has made me enemies.
But what was funny. How I was the only guy in the building that magically got an exception not to get this crap. I simply refused to change whatsoever, or even acknowledge any mandage.
Its funny. Because I knew about covid, before literally before everyone. I warned everyone back in october 2019. From a small china podcast. and saw it spread fast. and those "people" dont care about anything other thgan theirselves,. a selfphish rude culture. Was obvious. 6 months later, locked down. And Im laughing to the bank
I wore a mask before everyone, I got weird looks back then, because no one knew.
But the moment the Goverment mandated the mask. I never wore one ever again
@@Reblwitoutacause read some literature outside of your comfort zone, something where you legit dont know what 25% of the words mean. you learn so many new words and find ones to experiment with. expand your lexicon. And then be like me that loves learning new words and write them down. articulate and precise when needed.
Yet I still use fuck as my filler word.
This notion, a "curse" word. being uttered somehow is a proof for your complete ignorance to your native tongue has always been just bizzare to me.
I can have a deep convo with someone for an hour. Get real deep. Im even the guy that clarifies we both use the same definitions and avoid colloquialisms.
Then I drop a fuck because Im having fun, they get offended, leave. Then insult my rather shallow lexicon.
has happened more than once. And is so fucking stupid.
(I'm not correcting any type whatsoever. I injured my good eye today and my bad eye is holding everything together with duct tape and spagettig. very hard to see my words and yours.
My sons anonymous Seattle roommate.
Demanded I get the jab in order to enter his house where my son resided.
"think of the children" is always the first argument to tyranny. stop falling for it.
I feel better when my favorite voices with disparate backgrounds and beliefs coalesce around the most important issues of our day.
This was a great convo between IDW and adjacent folks. I agree that seeing personalities like that come together can often reveal even more insights than they can on their own.
There were a number of topics brought up in this interview that were great to hear the other’s perspective on.
I’ve been wanting The Dark Horse podcast to discuss Rand for a long while and I was gladdened to see Malice expose something about her to Weinstein that it seemed like he wasn’t aware of.
I’d love to more podcasts with these two.
While it was surely horrible for them, Brett and Heather, and I mean the whole Evergreen debacle, I'm pretty happy it happened. I doubt I ever would have heard of either them if that hadn't, and I'm so happy to have since been able to spend hours listening to them. I've learned so much from them, and I have to admit I don't listen to their podcast nearly often enough (why are there so many good podcasts?!).
There are plenty of sensible friendly academics. I don’t know if they are the majority anymore… but they are around and I think it would have been better for the world if th ey were still biologists. And employed.
What was it Obi Wan said to Darth Vader ?
@@Xplora213 I hear ya, but I won't presume to know anything about their financial or employment situation.
If we're talking about their impact on the world, then if we measure it by the number of individuals who have learned from them, then surely they reach more now than they ever did at Evergreen. I wouldn't be surprised if the average number of people who tune into the Darkhorse podcast on any given episode is larger than number of students they would have taught their entire time at Evergreen.
Whether or not that trade was worth it is for them to decide, not me, obviously. Selfishly, I happily admit, from my perspective it certainly was.
@@iDEATH they are not as secure now. They are subject to censorship constantly and threats to their income. They are dissidents.
They were effective biologists. That is their best task. Leave the punditry to the people with nothing else to add. Polity is wasteful.
@@iDEATH100% I learned about Heather & Brett in 2019 and have been listening to them since ... I never would have known about them except for the Evergreen situation.
Super!
Bret & Eric are always worth listening to.
Many thanx Micheal 👍👍
This was great! Michael, you're CRUSHING it!
Hahahaha
*your
😂😂😂😂
Dude, I'm totally stoked! It's sick how badly you're crushing it!
This was my DREAM interview! These are the only two subs I have on Locals, TOTALLY worth it!
I usually wait to watch YW but Brett helped me through a tough time and I couldn’t wait to watch.
Likewise. Bret definitely helped me through covid. I realised it's not about loads of people agreeing with you or even doing the right thing, but that a few, truly good people speak out.
@@johnglenn2539 and then get completely ignored, or worse yet, vilified, by the establishment, and its cronies, and whatever bullshit you were reasonably opposing gets ramrodded thru anyway. 🙃
He gave me the basis to understand and explain to my wife why we are not going to V the kids @@johnglenn2539
We know who they are. They've gained our trust, they helped us through those dark times and hopefully on darker times to come...
Why are Canadians now suddenly vastly outnumbered in overcrowded Canadian cities?
Part of America still
Malice and Weinstein. 2 great tastes that taste great together.
Please stop Tasting the Intellectuals.....this is a Library for heavens sakes....please be sophisticated!
“I don’t know if we can rescue the system, but we have ignored the problem for far too long”. … Welcome Brett! To where us Conservative voters were in 2015. When we saw how broken our politics were then. When we listened to Trump make his speech after coming down that escalator.
brett admits still being a democrat. brett is part of the problem, he hates the left, but wont commit to the right. brett is literally arguing for RFK to be president but he wont hope on the trump train. he sees the danger to the left of him, but hes too scared to go right, cause doing so means he has to admit the party he supported at some point changed and was corrupted. he wont do it, cause it means realizing he was wrong. hes too prideful to do that, hes humble to bring up how often the left backstabs him but hes the one holding the door open, saying to the right close the door so the leftists wont gain more ground but he wont step over to help the right close the door.
I, too, used to think like Bobby did years ago- in terms of left/right. The last few years have changed my perspective significantly. I think Jimmy Dore stated my new, clearer perspective best, “I will work with anyone to do good and no one to do bad.”
There’s no shame in having been manipulated into this terrible division engineered for us by those who wish to destroy us. But hopefully it’s not too late.
what you said to Bret in the beginning was really heartwarming, and I feel like he very much deserves some love and recognition. As do you Malice, so thank you both!
Politicians....I got Dan Crenshaw wrong. Total neocon.
Eye patch John McCain? He only fooled me for about a month, but he did fool me.
@@JakeWitmer Isn't it just sad? It's like all these politicians are being controlled or something, lol.
Me too.
anyone even entertaining infringing the 2nd amendment in any way is already a traitor right off the bat. on that aspect, that even includes trump with the concessions he made on things like bump stocks.
He fooled me as well at first.
I could have watched those two talk for so much longer! Brett never fails to amaze me with his communication skills and willingness to listen.
Two of my favorite authors!
Great point about human obsession with avoiding discomfort. Scott Adams recommends embarrassing yourself often.
As someone who has done that his entire life. I don't recommend it.
Asians practice ritual humiliation, in bowing.
On the other hand: "Eat a live frog in the morning, and nothing worse will happen to you for the rest of the day."
@@tux1968 try embarrassing yourself on purpose
@@g_r9567Absolutely. It’s doing it on purpose that makes all the difference.
Though the power of the internet, we can all embarrass ourselves as often as we pick up our phones.
I don't think I've ever seen Bret smile this much in an hour. A true achievement for Malice.
Bret is a bloody legend! Big love from Aussie land. You were a light in the darkness during the Pandemic. Your voice kept me sane, and helped me to trust my own intuitive distrust of the mainstream narrative. I know you probably hear it all the time...but truly thankyou. Will never forget what you sacrificed to do the right thing, and speak the truth.
🙌🏻
..holding us in truth while everything during Covid had become madness..
I'm also Australian and I can't agree more, Dark Horse and James Delingpole were the only ones, and both suffered for their honesty. Rowan Dean was the only msm journalist in Australia who came close.
You're not from Victoria I hope? Didn't Victoria's have it the worst?
@@halfstep44 There protesters were bashed and jailed. But in many states built concentration camps called centre's of national resilience. And in the NT a woman died incarcerated in one for the crime of sharing a house with someone who tested positive. In my state our public broadcaster suggested that the the unvaxed should be indefinitely detained in our state facility.
When protesters went to Canberra in support of the Canadian truckers they were fired upon with anti terrorism weapons. But really the worst of all struck every Australian family. Without the jab hardly anyone could work. So it was people in their 20s , 30s and 40s most effected. If you were in your 50s you could retire. So now we have a pandemic of myocarditis and still born babies.
I have found the best way to explain what a podcast is to an elderly relative is to just say it’s a TV show except it’s on the Internet not the TV.
Im glad Bret's on. I really like DarkHorse podcast.
This was fun to listen to....I would never have guessed that Brett and Michael would have gotten along so well, but they did. Brett can easily keep up with Michael's intellect and humor. Michael was very respectful. Shiddach!
It’s great to see two such great minds get together for a conversation. Thank you, Bret and Michael.
Man Michael I have been listening to your show since the early days, I must say you never cease to deliver with high quality guests and great conversation. You ride that line between the casual exchange and intellectual inquiry quite well!
“Every great step forward has been taken despite the screaming of lesser men who believed it impossible.”
Brilliant!
Bret is probably the most grounded in reality human being I've listened to - other than you Michael - in my life.. What a great person, he's a wonderful intellect and has such a clear eyed perspective on things. I can't wait for this conversation!
Lol it's funny that Michael brings up the dog whisperer. It's honestly like the best framework for even raising a child. Set rules and boundaries, make sure they get plenty of exercise, make sure they're loved, and don't reward bad behavior.
One of the greatest South Park episodes ever. Completely remove emotion from the equation and do what's best for the child long term. Cartman gets so turned around that he splits in two and the dark half exits out his mouth, and he wakes up a well disciplined boy. Too bad his mom wanted a friend and turned him right back into the evil little boy...
Let's go my favorite unintentional ASMR artist.
And let that be your welcome
Ya, I used to like Sam Harris, and then I realized he sounds like a little b*tch.
I don't understand ASMR so I don't even know which one of these fantastic souls you are talking about
Bob Ross is mine. Kid Rock turned me on to use Ross to fall asleep to
Bret does have a lovely accent and soothing voice.
Those Weinstein men are certainly blessed with hair lol
Yeah one of life’s great travesties
That’s about all though
You spelled, both have bad haircuts wrong.
H eis suggesting a wig or hair transplant@@MasterKeySolutions
But Eric's the cute one
Glad you had Brett on!
Michael articulated exactly why we love Brett. All those qualities with the addition of be consistent in his stances make him trustworthy and one of the most important voices
Thank you guys. Loved listening in on the conversation.
Michael. I live in Alabama, USA. I’m 62. I’ve only ever known of three people to die by gun. 2 were suicides and the other one was by hunting accident. I’m a 62 year old female. I’ve had 2 husbands and my dad was a 2 time Vietnam vet. My grandson killed his first buck at 8, with his own rifle. FACTS!!
What the fuck are you talking about
Outstanding interview! Thank you sir!
I could’ve listened to this conversation for 8 hours. Great job gentlemen. This is why I love long form interviews/interactions.
So can we all agree the new term is "Conspiracy Hypothesis"
I don't trust anyone who wants to disarm me. I wish Brett understood.
they can give up their own armed security first. never be lectured to by hypocrites.
@LilleyADaniel different principle, but I thank you for the quote.
I'm not American but at heart Bret is a lefty.
@@grannyannie2948 He agrees. In the old sense, of course.
Love this definition of Survival of the Fittest - "its purpose is really to allow you to explore the process by which selection investigates design space and discovers mechanisms for Being that previously didn't exist"
I thought it was more like the Plinko game on Price Is Right. The puck isn’t investigating anything.
Malice absolutely CRUSHED that interview! Good job bro!
You are now required to consume a four-pack of Cadbury eggs.
Goldwater was a Conservative Republican that went against “Establishment Thinking” a direct comparison to MAGA republicans.
is that why hillary was a fan of his?
@@cwg9238Hillary was faking it for votes.
@@cwg9238 Hilltery said a lot of dumbs things during her failed campaign.
@@cwg9238 Hillary knows what is right and true, and has chosen to act to the opposite. The dedication of "Rules for Radicals" (the topic of Hillary's thesis) was to Lucifer. She has elected to be an anti-Christ.
Seen many interviews from Brett. Malice pulled out something special. Great job.
Brett was referring to Midwestern principled suffering. It's why we all keep our heat at 68.
The fact you couldn’t get through the Wire is astounding. Greatest show in the history of television. You can throw True Detective Season 1, Breaking Bad and Sopranos in the argument, but the Wire is absolutely brilliant. As a fan of yours for the past 5 years, I’ve heard you say some shocking stuff…but that one takes the cake 😂
I love The Wire, and Sopranos, and breaking bad, all 3 all time greatsbof tv
The Wire is leftist propaganda, written by a leftist activist. While it's a very 'intelligently written' show, the messaging is tiresome and scapegoaty, but it looks/feels wonderful to most clueless people who are happy to absorb the propaganda.
The Wire starts slow I think. I've started it like three times already. I'm gonna start it again since I've heard from many that it's the best show ever.
@@LeviNotik the entire series is pretty slow, actually. It is a depiction of the sociological, economic, psychological and moral depiction of how drug dealers, drug addicts, police officers, police leadership, politicians, education system, unions, and newspapers all interweave within an urban landscape riddled with crime, corruption, and destitution. And how all of their interactions with one another help to shape the city’s story, as well as how those interactions have ripple effects that can be felt throughout the entire community. There is some action. There is a lot of drama. But a lot of it is dialogue. All 5 seasons are fairly slow relative to most TV shows. Seasons 3 and 4 are two of the best seasons of TV ever recorded, and are bit more fast paced, but they are set up by 1 and 2, since each new season adds another layer. Season 1 is the drug trade. Season 2 is union and labor (using the docks). Season 3 is city government and street leadership in drug gangs. Season 4 is the school system. Season 5 is the newspaper. And each new season still has all the elements of the previous ones in it as well. It’s basically literature on screen.
@@chadd3299 Very well said! Speaking of, “Where’s Wallace?!?!”
Knowing that RFK Jr. Has been in AA/NA and has spoken about his dedication to that program, I find it difficult to believe he's a sociopath. I encourage you to look into the base understanding of that program, because it's designed in a way to dissolve ego following and practicing all 12 steps.
Like everything else, those programs work for some and not for others. Discipline is an ideal. Dogmatism can destroy possibility.
MM might have been using hyperbole, but his points were spot on
Bret is the goat
Could watch you two for 5+ hours. Thank you!
Yes our education system is terrible
I like Bret with the beard.
Having never met Bobby, my own intuition tells me that you are both correct. I think Bobby cares a lot in a very real way, which means he is not a sociopath. However, people like Michael who have looked at how the Venn diagram for politician and sociopath are nearly the same circle know how to see signs that a "Leftist" like Brett cannot see. So, yes, I see all leftists as having sociopathic traits and Bobby is, at the end of the day, a leftist. The reason I link leftism with sociopathy is that they are both about adults trying to control other adults with politics in ways that extend beyond the NAP. Brett is perfectly glad to regulate the hell out of others if HE feels it is for the greater good. The problem is always that imposing his opinions on others, by force, is not loving or compassionate as both Brett and Bobby believe.
So Bobby, unlike many politicians, at least really does care, but his form of caring includes ramming whatever he thinks is "needed" down the throats of everyone else.
@@JakeWitmer Thanks! I was handing copies of the Nolan Chart out in 1980. I hope Herr Scwab is correct that "...the main problem we are having is the libertarians". If so, I'll know I picked the right team in my youth.
What's NAP?
This was an excellent conversation. Nice job Michael!
I love how Michael’s opening comments were explaining how much he likes Brett’s diametric opposites to Eric.
This is one of my favorite episodes after years of YW
The gold standard and individual rights prevented corruption at the base layer.
I enjoyed your conversation! Thanks guys!
Excellent podcast michael I always feel like I learned something listening
I respect RFK jr but why can’t he and reasonable people support Trump? Trump would give a role to RFK jr., Vivek and others. Except Nikki Haley. Trump isn’t a partisan.
Two of my all-time favorites, together... This was such a treat!! 🙏💯❤️
The whole “crushing it” bit was hilarious!
As soon as he said “I’m stuck at pet theory” I knew where he was going. PET HYPOTHESIS! 😂 I love Bret. Protect him at all costs
That was fun, thanks 👍
Great interview, will watch this again! ❤❤❤
That Hypothesis call-back at the very end was perfect😂
This podcast is awesome
Question for Brett concerning the evolutionary function of psychopathy. What if it's not a functional maladaptation, but a hyper response/adaptability to an increased usage of the brain as an organ. We have both a nervous and endocrinal system for signaling the body in a multitude of areas. Could psychopathy be a manifestation of a less endocrinal response and a more neural response to environmental stimuli?
A change in MRI wouldn't rule out a shift from an electrical/neural system response away from an endocrinal response. Different parts of the brain are responsible for both, so a shift should support the theory. No?
I.e., using the neocortex vs limbic system?
Can you two do this on a regular basis? Enjoyed this conversation immensely. (Dudes, you guys crushed it!)
Great conversation, thank you both.
There is no political solution at this point.
If the Democrats win again there won't be any hope for our country for sure!
France and Russia found one! That was a while back though
Homie's out here crushin' it
Excellent conversation. Thank you.
What a delight, thank you to Michael, and Bret!
Dr. Weinstein is absolutely correct, that from before the start you have to be building in filters and counters against corruption, but corruption is still inevitable and unavoidable, and if it can be diverted into being a benefit to the system more than a hazard than it should be
Decentralization and decentralizing functions are the most important prerequisites in countering "corruption". Btw, what do you mean by 'corruption'? I think that dishonesty is the best definition.
@williamclayton9566 checks and balances at every step, or 'node' is the key more than decentralization alone. Otherwise vital information from say one fringe point, a small village or town, will be stopped up at some larger point of the chain, in say a city perhaps, for any number of reasons. Also, dishonesty I would consider both an oversimplification which results in missing the target, or root cause so to speak, and overbroad in the sense that it is sometimes necessary for dishonesty, sometimes absolutely brutal honesty can make things halt in their tracks, or be even counterproductive, because well, people are people, a very varied and mixed bag of nuts. Perhaps Deceitfulness would be a better word for the sort of thing you mean. I would call corruption the sort of thing that makes it so that those who are needed most for whatever talent they have, do not wind up where they are needed most and end up stagnant, stymied in the gutter of obscurity; corruption is the force that impedes that sort of social mobility.
I'm glad this malice is unfolding
Amazing conversation! I'm amazed at how some people have such great memories!
My two favourites together
Just wow, what a conversation. Was gonna multitask but it was so engaging, had to stop and just listen.
These two are cracking me up! I needed this conversation. I love these guys. Subbed.
I really enjoyed this, I'll be watching again.
Yayyy! BRET!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Mike get Adam Curry on!
That was 1:06:00 of extreme enjoyment.
Thanks, you two!!!
I've been waiting for this to happen and was not disappointed. It was brilliant seeing someone who was historically a "lefty" inadvertently channeling Ayn Rand. Going the other way, it was nice to see Mr. Malice being shown that some of his notions (cold plunge and maybe even intermittent fasting) may be a bit knee jerk. Smart people get things wrong all the time. But these two smart people seem to be honest brokers of information and analysis and are constantly showing a willingness to re-evaluate in the face of new information and perspectives. I hope that Bret is a repeat guest.
How refreshing to hear Bret without having Heather interrupt him every five seconds.
That's on him if she's the alpha...He is a biologist after all, so i'm sure he's aware of their dynamic
Heather is an impediment to more people in the world hearing Bret's important message.
I keep seeing people say this lately....and I have to disagree....for the first year or so of their podcast Heather was so much quieter....and I think it's GOOD that she speaks up...
That's just their dynamic...you can tell that even tho Bret is as smart as it Gets, he's ALSO a bit of a wayward Burning Man Poet.....he's a bit of a whimsical child....the best quality a grownup can have....
And I think you're misreading their dynamic....I think he relies on her Bolstering and Buffering just as much as SHE relies on him shuffling around in slippers asking her what she thinks a Trumpet would TASTE like if you turned it into a cake.....
Heather keeps him on track for the sake of the podcast: Bret's prone to verbal wandering.
Regarding the sociopath discussion, here's a term I coined: Severe Empathy Deficiency Disorder, or SEDD. Basically, you don't have the normal empathetic responses.
which could possibly be brought on by a wealthy and disconnected upbringing.
Thank you for coining a totally redundant term that describes everything we've known about psychopaths and narcissists for decades. You've made an incredible contribution to the conversation.
RFK jr. is very empathetic, & listens to anyone’s argument more acutely than any politician, & will seriously take into account your suggestions & even change his own views afterwards depending on the strength of your argument (re: kim iversen interviewed him when he was first running for DNC nomination strongly urging him to quit the democrat party & run independently, which at first he resisted then later did exactly that
Empathetic responses can be faked.
@@abe1996how very SEDD of you. lol
I don’t typically listen to the Malice channel but I sorta like Bret so I clicked on. Very early into the discussion I almost clicked out because of Bret’s fawning over RFKJ. But then, Michael gave some of his reservations about Kennedy and I was glad I’d stuck around. I’ve liked many observations that Kennedy has shared but on countless interviews, I’ve also watched him sidestep, deflect and outright refuse to answer direct questions on topics I find VITAL to maintaining a free state and individual freedom. He reminds me of guys I’ve been involved with in their political campaigns who defended similar avoidance of tough questions by claiming that FIRST they needed to be elected and THEN they would be more forthcoming on their positions and how they would implement them. I have zero trust in RFKJ.
If not Kennedy, we are left with Puppet Biden or Trump who we already know will not fight to preserve our Constitutional rights or dig for truth. Ergo, Kennedy it is.
Michael is crushing it with these interviews
Listening to 2 smart and most importantly, HONEST! People is a real pleasure. Love and respect to both of you from a long time fan of both of you I. Niagara Falls NY
You aren't far enough down the rabbit hole
Great podcast
I wouldn't vote for JFK, Jr. simply on the basis of his position on the 2nd Amendment. Moreover, he'd be likely to appoint people to the bench who would further undermine the Constitution. He would definitely be an improvement over the current resident of the WH, and I could probably tolerate him if the legislature was in better hands.
He's come around a lot on the 2A since observing the Covid debacle
This is a Dynamic Duo I can get behind!
Great episode glad check this one out
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Michael ridiculed Bret on cold plunging exactly the same way Louis C.K. tried to do to Joe Rogan.
Very good interview. Thx
The ads were annoying in this. Good to see Brett, love that guy. Great way of putting words into sentences. Has so much fun with language it’s great.
Thanks Brett! See you next week
Question - Main Point - Segway - Segway- Segway - Anecdote - Segway - Back to Main Point - *DERAILED..... THEN U JUST LEAVE ME W/ BLUE BALLS.... THX A LOT MALICE 🙄*
Segué* is far less misleading.