A Huuuge Election Day (Ep. 2518)

25:32The unfairness of the entire system.

25:38Jason Ritter. Isn't that John Ritter from Three's Company? Is that his kid? Can you look that up? You were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. Give the effing money back then. Nobody's stopping you in zeros. Give the money away. Show us your principles, man. M-U-H, my principles. You ain't going to do shit. You fake, phony, freaking frauds. That's his dad, right? What was his name? Was he, what was it? Folks, Dries Company, help me in a chat. Was he Jack Tripper or something? I remember Suzanne Somers and everybody forgets. I don't know.

26:19Your dad was probably making millions of dollars on syndication. You freaking zero. Give the money away. Just give it away. Is it Jack Tripper? Was that his name? Help me out in the chat. Nice job, Jack. No, not Jack the Ripper. There was a Dr. Martian in the chat. Yes, Jack, who said it? Lynn and Jeff, the famous Lynn and Jeff from the chat. I know Lynn and Jeff. They're here every day. Hat tip, Lynn and Jeff. Tip of the hat to you. That's freaking son of Jack Tripper. That should be a movie You know like Bride of Frankenstein Son of Jack Tripper This guy, Jack Tripper's his freaking dad How much money they make from reruns and syndication Three's company is probably still on the air this day Freaking little Jack Tripper I don't know man, capitalism sucks Give the fucking money away then, asshole Alright, I'm done, I can't My wife's gonna kill me when I get home Sorry guys she is she hates when i oh gosh i should put like a an r rating on it josh inside's like i know there is good yes we have to i'm sorry i can't help it folks i hate these zeros i i'm i can't stand them i get so tired of their lectures and their bullshit oh my gosh rich hollywood son of freaking Jack Tripper.

27:49And I don't even know these other people. Who's Poppy Lee and Kiki Palmer? I don't know. Am I, am I like culturally inept? Am I supposed to know these people? Who are these people? You're taking your life guidance from Zoran Mamdami, who's never had a real job. He's like a rapper prior to this. Bernie Sanders, who's a rich millionaire. Didn't he want to get like married in the Soviet Union. AOC, who actually did have a bartender. All right, she had a real job, but knows nothing about nothing, about anything. You got Katie Torr, who's like astonished by the idea that rights are endowed by the creator like she's never heard it before.

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32:14Thank you, Bonchurch. Folks, Momdami's an idiot, okay? If a government supermarket, a government that knows nothing about you, nothing about your buying habits, nothing about your nutrition needs, doesn't care to know anything about it either because it only has an incentive to take taxpayer money and spend it, they will fail. Price controls, which is what he recommended later, and I probably shouldn't of clipped it so soon. That's my fault, not theirs. I sent him the time markers. He goes on to recommend price controls. Ladies and gentlemen, price controls never work. It is very simple. They create the same problems every time.

32:48If you artificially lower a price people are willing to pay for and you artificially lower it, the government says, no, you have to make that product cheaper. What's going to happen? I'll give you the example I always give. It is going to create decreased supply, increased demand, quality problems, and black markets every single time. You like Corvettes? I don't know what a Corvette goes for now. 90 ,000, 100 ,000, I don't know. I'm not in the market for it. Say it's 100 ,000. Why is a Corvette expensive? Because there's expensive parts, there's labor that goes into it, there's engineering, there's science that goes into it, wind tunnel testing, all that other stuff, okay?

33:19Let's say the government, Momdami, comes in and says, I mandate that Corvettes are$50 ,000. What's going to happen? There's going to be a rush to the dealership and increased demand because people are going to try to buy a$100 ,000 car for$50 ,000. Well, what's going to happen? There's going to be decreased supply as people scoop up the cars at an artificially low price. There's also going to be a decreased supply because Chevy is not going to produce a$100 ,000 car for 50 and lose$30 ,000,$40 ,000 given their margins on every single car. So forget it. The supply dries up. What happens then? Black markets.

33:51As people go and buy food products or a Corvette that's worth$100 ,000 for 50, then immediately go to eBay and sell it for$100 ,000 to other people willing to pay$100 ,000. Why were they willing to pay$100 ,000? because that's the price and the market clearing price of the freaking Corvette. And then you're gonna get quality problems because if the government comes in with their guns, which they typically do, and force the factories to produce products at a loss, they're gonna produce shitty products because there's no incentive to produce a good product. This has only happened every single time in human history.

34:21Why won't people ever stop learning from the mistakes of the past? The answer is because academia is polluted. Look at this, this tweet I saw by Steve Williams about colleges. Why do kids constantly believe that socialism, consistently, excuse me, believe throughout the decades that socialism works despite a 100 % success rate of failing? Because, quote, at Steve Stew will, not only have conservatives become vanishingly rare in academia, so have centrists. That's how complete the left's dominance is. Even moderates are now a fringe group in academia. Why do your kids believe stupid shit that AOC and MomDomi tell them that the government can run a grocery store?

35:03The government can't even run a freaking DMV. You want them to run healthcare and a grocery store to feed you? Have you ever heard of the Ukrainian Holomodour? Like, have you ever heard of mass starvation because of communism? Do you even crack a book? Look at this. Far-left liberals telling your kids how fantastic socialism is. Really? Go back and look at the Soviet Union. Look at what happened.

35:33here's another one folks hey young people listening and the people talking to young people save this chart at jason put this out on twitter he said legendary chart you know why this chart is legendary because they updated the most legendary chart on twitter what stands out listen to me this may be the most important segment of show here is a chart about the costs rising in these certain spaces, consumer goods, services, and wages. What do you know about things that are getting dramatically more expensive? What do you notice about them that are exceeding the overall inflation rate? Food and beverages, hourly wages, medical care services, childcare and nursery school, and a nursery school, college textbooks, college tuition and fees.

36:18Rising above the overall inflation rate. Guys, what do you notice about this? What is the common thread to everyone of these arenas where costs are out of control. The government footprint. There is a huge, massive government footprint in every single one of these spaces. Student loans, Medicaid, Medicare, minimum wage laws, housing regulations, food and beverage regulations, and Mamdami trying to create government freaking stores. That's why. The government's the problem. You don't see this. You don't find it ironic that arenas where the government has very little, a small footprint, TVs, computer software, clothing, that costs have been under control or even going down?

37:08No, but they're like more affordable. Like it's the freaking chartman. And by the way, these are Bureau BLS statistics, Bureau of Labor Statistics. So don't tell me like we made it up. Stop being stupid. You don't have to be stupid. Don't be a moron. Folks, there is a war going on against free markets out there. And stop buying the capitalism. Capitalism isn't even an ism. Capitalism is just a couple of things. A price mechanism instead of price controls where you can pay what you want or not pay. And then they have to charge a competitive price or else you're going to ration it. Second, the ability to trade your labor for a wage.

37:54rather than working for the government for a wage they tell you. That's what socialism is. And the ability to own private property. Which one does Mamdami disagree with? Is he turning in his private property? What about son of Jack Tripper? Is he giving back his private property? Isn't he trading his labor for a wage? He gets a wage, right? He doesn't work for the government. For a controlled wage. His stuff isn't rationed to him. He chooses the price mechanism. They're all full of shit, man. And then they do this all while trying to wipe out the compass due north of objective truth, and that's faith, family, and God.

38:34You heard Katie Tour in the beginning of the show. Trying to replace rule by humans over rights endowed by the creator. No, we're not replacing it. That's just the way it is. You don't understand that? Look at this article. Is it the Financial Times? Anti-family propaganda is at an all-time high. Why birth rates are falling everywhere at once. Why does the left engage in anti-family, anti-religion propaganda? Because they don't like a competitor for your values. Katie Tor believes your values and small R rights come from the state. They don't like competition. If you believe your big R rights come from God, you're endowed by the creator with inalienable rights, then the whole system of socialism can't possibly exist.

39:26It's why they hated Pope John Paul and his visits to Poland early on with the Solidarity Movement. You want to talk about who took down communism? Thatcher, Reagan. Yeah, of course. Pope John Paul and the Solidarity Movement in Poland, that's where a lot of the Iron Curtain collapsed.

39:47That's why the CCP hates organized religion. And by the way, hates all organized religion. Why do you think the Chinese Communist Party imprisons the Uyghurs, attacks the Catholic Church? Any organized religion is competition for the state. They also hate results that matter. They can never run against results. When you look at organized leftist movements, they run on bumper stickers. Coexist, tolerance, climate change How's the climate? Climate always change Nothing they tell you is ever based in results It's all hyperbolic bumper stickers The left is nothing more than a bumper sticker movement The right is always running against the left And at a disadvantage Because it's really hard to make a topic When I say bleed, I mean it in a way that you can feel it and touch it The left is very good at that Obama, hope he change, he coexists, tolerance.

40:49They're just really good at it. The right has to run on results. And it's hard to get emotional about spreadsheets sometimes. That's why you need creative, gifted people who handle the PR component of politics well. Rubio, President Trump. These guys are really good at this. Results matter. And here is the latest edition from the nothing is happening file. And by the way, the doomer and gloomer and black pillar right has fallen into this, too. It is really exhausting every day hearing them talk about nothing is happening when every day transformative things are happening that are moving the goalposts towards a leaner, meaner, more effective, liberty oriented government.

41:36It's really exhausting. So this happened yesterday. I want to hat tip the O 'Keefe Media Group that had done an expose about voters fraud happening on Skid Row out in California. Fox did a brief hit on this yesterday. These are really important cases that are happening. You can complain about the pace. Fine. Complain all you want. I'm just telling you things are happening. And if you not highlighting them or doing the voters a severe disservice, check this out. Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are set to announce major charges in two criminal cases. The first case is against a woman who allegedly paid people, including those who are homeless, on L.A.

42:15Skid Row to register to vote. The second case is of an alleged anti-Semitic federal hate crime attack at a Los Angeles synagogue. Again, folks, things are happening all over the place. Good, positive thing. Did you see President Trump and his team established a 1.776, you get it? 1776 billion dollar compensation fund for people who are the victims of a weaponized government. Hat tip Eric Daughtry on Twitter. Breaking, it's official. Again, I don't understand. I don't understand the nothing is happening doomers. How you constantly fall on your face. You ignore everything and you like pick one thing.

43:00well, this hasn't happened yet. And then we say, well, that's probably going to happen too because a lot of this is ongoing. Well, well, I'll complain about it up till then. You just keep talking. Results matter, folks. I want to show you one thing too because I talked yesterday about the unbelievably dangerous threat of modern drone warfare. There's a fascinating piece in the Wall Street Journal yesterday, the op-ed column, about how warfare has permanently changed. the old idea of frontline battlefield troops digging trenches and going out with drones it's over those days are over thank god we got a guy in charge and i mean i'm not using his name in vain of this of the war department pete hegseth who understands this now is moving forward in the golden dome initiatives i just wanted to show you this because this was an initiative from day one i drove the fbi leadership absolutely freaking bananas about the drone problem and we moved quick.

43:56We got this drone school. Thanks to President Trump's executive order understands the problem. Here's just a quick Fox hit on that. Check this out. To keep Americans safe at the World Cup and America 250 and beyond is happening here at this facility behind me. In about 10 minutes or so, another group of state and local law enforcement officers will be graduating the FBI's counter drone training school, which authorizes them to take defensive action against suspicious drones. Historically, that has been a federal authority. However, after President Trump signed the Safer Skies Act back in December, it opened a pathway to a more coordinated drone defense plan.

44:34And the FBI says it is crucial to incorporate local authorities to keep Americans safe. They're the ones who will be in and around stadiums, patrolling perimeters, protecting the crowds at the World Cup and in our America and Freedom 250 celebrations. Folks, we knew early on, Cash and I, we can't handle this problem alone in the FBI. So we figured the best idea would be to train state, local, tribal, territorial officers to go out and spread around the country where they can train other people. Obviously, it's a model of geometric growth rather than trying to keep up with a geometric threat with a linear solution.

45:10Things are happening. Good things are happening. Don't forget, regardless of what happens today in Kentucky Tomorrow we have to move on We have inter-party fights with the communist progressive AOC, Bernie Sanders, Mamdami left That are politically existential They are not kidding about their agenda You want to move towards a Soviet model of an economy Then sit on your ass and do nothing I'm not in that group of people By the way, moving forward, there is going to be, speaking of campaigns, the revolution in AI. From this point, it's happening now. It's like a series of tomorrows. It's a series of today.

45:53You've seen Spencer Pratt's AI ads people are putting out for him. I don't even know if they're paid ads by him. It's just people doing it. I saw this one pop yesterday. This is in the New York State governor's race. Bruce Blakeman versus Kathy Hochul. A huge long shot race. Lee Zeldin came close. You know, horseshoes and hand grenades. I ran myself seconds, not the spot you're in or you don't. But I just want to show you how nothing is going to be the same from this point going forward. You get an AI ad that costs you$1 ,000 and it goes viral on X. What would have cost you$5 million in an expensive market like New York State to get out will cost you a fraction of that moving forward.

46:34This is a pretty creative ad. Even at that, yeah, Justin knows. He said even$1 ,000 steep for these ads. This is going to change campaigning forever. Check this out. Jump on a bus and head down to Florida where you belong, okay? Wait! We need you to support our generous social program.

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47:08start spreading the news uncle bruce is here today if we can make it here why would we ever go anywhere else it's up to us new york new york that's it's the doctor on x hat tip again folks this is going to change everything moving forward And it's important because these are real fights ahead. I want to show you again what I mean, going back to the dangerous inter-party, not intra-party fights. The fights with the Democrats, the progressives, how this party's been hijacked by lunatics right now. And there are really stupid people in charge. This is what happens when you ask people. This is Will.i.am.

47:52Was he in the Black Eyed Peas? I don't know. He what? Okay, because I'm not, again, I'm like not really hip with the culture stuff. It's Will.i.am. He's a performer. Great, great. But again, probably a big leftist. I don't know the guy's politics, but he's asked a pretty simple question by Bill Maher about freedom. Freedom, if you're a conservative, means what? Is it a universal or parochial value? If you're a conservative, you know the answer. Freedom is a universal value. There are not different categories of humans that deserve different levels of freedom. Correct me in the chat if I'm wrong.

48:25Any conservative in the chat or libertarian think otherwise? that there are subhumans that deserve less freedom? I want you to listen to the answer. This is a short clip, but believe me, it's worth your time. Again, harping back to the morons on the red carpet, son of Jack Tripper and others. They really believe that there are certain people that are so stupid that they need to be taken care of by the liberal Karens of the world because they're like subhuman. They have lesser degrees of freedom they need. Don't listen to me. Listen to this clip. Check this out. They don't have freedom. Their people are not free.

49:00It is a police state. And when you don't have that... Their freedom is different. Their need of freedom is different than our need of freedom. Well, that's kind of patronizing to say what another person's need of freedom is. Freedom is freedom. I think maybe they don't know. Maybe they're so brainwashed at this point, they don't know how much freedom they need. But I think people yearn for freedom and they don't have it. No, say for example, you come from a place that was war torn and you want to be free from that. That's different from I want to be free to do something that is not at the same level.

49:41So not every freedom is the same freedom. Sometimes you want to be free from tyranny. You want to be free from, you know, people in the Congo want to be free from that thumb, that oppression. People in America's freedom is a different freedom. And to say they're the same, that's not fair to the folks that are truly suffering. You see what happens when you get your history lessons from people like this on TikTok? There are different categories of freedom for like the stupid people and the great unwashed and others. No, there aren't. Will, I am not. Let me just tell you to will, I am. There are universal values endowed by our creator with a capital C that apply to all the children of God, not just people in the United States, but the people in the Congo, too.

50:35They're not subhuman They understand the idea of freedom As a universal value This is what we're dealing with This is the problem we have right now With the left we're fighting Is that they put people in these subcategories Of people who have more or less rights Based on your category Based on your category How they judge you in their eyes It's how you come up with these morons in the Luigi Mangione case, who is the, again, everyone's innocent until proven guilty. He's entitled to a trial. I actually believe in due process. However, there's a ton of evidence against Luigi Mangione on trial for the murder of Brian Thompson.

51:21And this is how you get people at the scene. Play this first, the so-called journalists. They interview these three ladies outside of the courthouse in the Mangione case. They have, this is what happens when people get different levels of freedom. Like healthcare CEOs, well, you know, healthcare CEOs, they're not entitled to the same degree of freedom as everyone. Really? That's fascinating. And it's interesting how you hated this healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, so much. You think he should be murdered. Yet when governments, governments impart a rationing system on healthcare, put up the Daily Mail article if you could, ration healthcare to people who die by the tens of thousands on waiting lists, You don't apply the same logic Dan, produce receipts Here you go, mother March 30th, 2026 Daily Mail, no big conservative outlet GPs told to delay referring One in four patients to the hospital In an awful new drive To cut waiting lists Rationed healthcare waiting lists There are your receipts I don't hear these people talking about that What about the tens of thousands of people That are dying there because of your government model.

52:33You see how full of shit they are? Listen to these lunatics outside the Mangione trial. Check this out. What was that? I didn't get that, what you said. I'm standing on business. Fuck, pray, and Thompson. I don't give a flying fucking die. Millions of Americans. I liked it. He's responsible for more deaths than Osama bin Laden. And I remember Americans celebrating when Osama bin Laden was killed. It's not like we don't understand heroic violence or like when violence is good. There's like, that's like as American as America got. I mean, why do we protect the Second Amendment so much? Is it to allow people to shoot up schools or is it for a time second or a democracy?

53:18I think it's to protect your people. Folks, do you see where this is going? when you don't believe freedom is a universal value applied to all that there are subcategories of people and businesses you don't like and elsewhere that aren't entitled to the same freedoms because you don't like free market healthcare options. So they should be murdered. You see where this goes when you don't have a universal respect for human life? I'll show you what it looks like in Quebec. I know I have that other one, but there is a proposal in Canada to allow the parents of children born with some difficulties to murder the children after they're born.

54:02They're calling it, by the way, like care, which they always, reproductive care, which means the right to kill an infant in the womb, which means the right not to reproduce. This is an actual thing. Do you see where society goes when you start to impart upon people different categories of what should be universal values? how you can start to exterminate you see how this gets ugly well what kind of people do you think don't deserve full freedoms well definitely not children with developmental disabilities we should kill them well what about older folk yeah you know what i think people who have dementia and alzheimer's we should kill them man and then it goes like well what about people who are prone to alzheimer's in their 60s yeah we should kill them too we'll save the money in advance what about people with cancer, let's kill them too.

54:48We don't need them. What about people who may have been born with dysfunction and genetic dysfunction in their left knee like Osgood Schlottis or something. We should kill them too. Do you see where this goes? Justin said it right. What about just straight up older folks? You know the left, they're like, they're not useful to us anymore. They're not working. They worked their whole lives to feed your ass. Nah, well, we're good with them now. Just like whack them. Do you understand where this is going to go? When you subscribe to the will I am, different people get different values, different freedoms.

55:25Listen to this press conference in Quebec. You're not going to believe this is actually being proposed, but it is. Check this out. A member of the Quebec College of Physicians has formally stated that may be an appropriate treatment for babies from birth to one year of age who come into the world with severe deformities and very serious syndromes, and that parents should have the opportunity to obtain this care for their infant. This medical practitioner's proposal goes further. He calls for the calculated killing of an infant. These are patients, babies, who cannot speak, cannot consent, and cannot ask for help.

56:00If we cannot draw the line here, I'm not sure where medical professionals imagine the line to be. The second concern is a proposal regarding mature minors. A physician, not a child's parent, would determine whether a child was able to consent to his own death. In this discussion, maid advocates showed their true colours and defended the rationale for euthanizing minors without consulting their parents. The third concern is euthanasia on demand. Ontario's chief coroner has documented maid deaths driven not by illness but by poverty, loneliness and lack of housing. Approximately half of those who died by MAID in 2024 reported requesting it because they felt like a burden to their families, friends, or caregivers.

56:43These are not necessarily people dying of terminal illness. These are Canadians failed by a system that chose to offer them lethal injection rather than the support and hope they needed to live. God bless America says in the chat this is some nazi shit you're damn right at it and by the way folks the people making these decisions about who should be exterminated or not because freedom isn't a universal right there are subcategories of subhumans we need to get rid of health problems developmental disabilities people who don't have blue eyes and aren't cute enough for you and the looks maxing movement we You should just whack them.

57:21That's exactly what the Nazis believe. And for those of you out there in the LGBTQIA2 +, 1A2, whatever, I forget all the II2, they're adding letters by the day community. You know, the Nazis didn't think really kindly of you too. And you know, the ironic part about that is some of the Nazi officers were actually gay themselves and Hitler knew about it. But as long as they were useful in exterminating other people who were gypsies and gay and Jewish and others, they used them. Do you understand where this goes? This is why I'm telling you, no matter what happens in Kentucky and elsewhere, we have a real fight starting tomorrow.

58:04Everyone here needs to dust off and understand this is not a fight of luxury. Like, oh, you know, we can just afford to be angry. But you cannot afford to be angry. But you've got a country to save. You want this stuff in Canada filtering across the border It's already across the border here Remember Obama? You know, you could just take the pill I don't want to take the pill I want to spend another year with my grandmother She's since passed But what I wouldn't give to be able to tell her about You know, my mother That's it, my father's the only one left I don't want him to take the pill There's no pill that's going to replace...

58:49The value of a phone call when something great happens to your life, to your dad or your mom or your grandmother. No pill that's going to replace that. Folks, we're going to a dangerous place. And just remember, no matter what happens, dust off, get up tomorrow and remember what the real fight is.

59:11All right, I had some other stuff too. And by the way, just so we're on the record about this, political violence is absolutely 100 percent unequivocally unacceptable, period. You saw what happened yesterday in San Diego. What happened in San Diego, all of it is inexcusable. This is not difficult to call out. I don't care who the victim and perpetrator are. If you are shooting or killing people for some sick ideological reason, you are the bad guy. That is it. This is not hard to do. All right. I have Jonathan Alpert coming up. And yeah, this was the press conference yesterday. San Diego mosque shooters are dead.

59:58This is not difficult to call this stuff out. I can't understand why people just can't take a stand on this. It's not hard. I got Jonathan Alpert coming up next. Just again, a quick backstory. I saw his content in the Wall Street Journal about this victim culture now, baby and our kids, Trump derangement syndrome. It was fascinating. Going to be an amazing interview. You're not going to want to miss it. Let me get to my last sponsor and then we'll get to our interview with John Alpert. His book is called Therapy Nation. Therapy Nation. Quick question. How much control do you actually have over your money right now?

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1:01:51Welcoming to the show today, Jonathan Alpert. Just a little quick background. I love the Wall Street Journal op-ed column. Read it all the time. Said that often. And I found Jonathan Alpert's work in there. He wrote some incredible opinion pieces about things you and I are concerned about, the pervasive nature of victim culture, things like that. He has a book out today. It's called Therapy Nation, how therapy has basically become a crutch for a lot of folks in America. He is a psychotherapist. Jonathan Alpert, welcome to the show. So great to have you. Dan, thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it.

1:02:23You got it. So I've read your pieces in The Wall Street Journal. I've referenced them on the show multiple times now. So I want to get into this whole how, and I don't want to make this a political conversation, but politics are part of it because people are using it as a crutch, I think, for other problems. However, I do want to start with your book, Therapy Nation, and this whole, I think, very dangerous idea of victim culture. In other words, that you as an individual just don't have agency. And there's nothing wrong with, again, I think, discussing your problems with people and finding a solution.

1:02:55However, the whole idea of victim culture, and you deal with this every day, is that you don't really have agency, that there are deep, dark forces that are holding you down. And if that's what you believe, there's no way to fix it. Right. And part of the problem with my profession, and I talk about it a lot in Therapy Nation, is therapists are keeping people stuck and they're creating this victimhood mentality. So instead of challenging people, helping them to create a sense of agency, as you indicated, they're just affirming and validating them. And everyone's a victim. And unfortunately, we're seeing this play out in horrific ways, whether it's people attempting to assassinate Donald Trump or Charlie Kirk or even, And in this case is, I think, a perfect example, Luigi Mangione, who felt it was his right, his duty to take out the UnitedHealthcare CEO.

1:03:55He had such grievances and gripes with the insurance company that he felt it was his right and his duty to do that. So grievance culture is a very, very dangerous thing. And us therapists, we need to stop putting out there what we're putting out there. And we just see it play out in such terrible ways. And I think part of the problem is therapists are afraid to challenge their patients. They just appease them. They will just say, well, of course, it's everyone else's fault. It's not your fault. You're perfect the way you are. So it's always the boyfriend's fault, always the manager's fault, always someone else's fault.

1:04:36it's about time that therapists challenge patients and not continue to make everyone feel like a victim. You know, Jonathan, I think of a scenario earlier in my life. I was in college. I was on my own. I was struggling with money. You know, I was I was working in a local bagel store. I really hadn't done well for the first time. I'd gotten a D in a class. I just yeah, it was really rough. And I just remember, you know, going in, there was this young man, Anthony, who'd struggled a lot with drugs. He'd moved from Alaska. Long story short, I'm talking to him and I'm complaining and whining. It's over.

1:05:13Life is blah, blah, blah. And I remember him looking at me while he's working the cash register and saying, Dan, I really don't give a shit. Are you going to show up for work tomorrow or not? Or if you're not, I'm just going to have to get a replacement. I got to tell you, this is now, gosh, I don't know, you know, 30 plus years later. And I still remember that moment because for the first time, and again, I'm not telling you problems and discussing them can't help at times, but excessive complaining. Sometimes you need someone in therapy or whatever just to tell you, maybe it's you and maybe you should figure out.

1:05:45Am I wrong? No, you're not wrong, Dan. And everyone needs a guy like your coworker there at the bagel shop. And a lot of times that should be the therapist to confront you. I've had people who have confronted patients, let's say they're participating in bad behavior. In my book, I cite one story of a patient who was doing drugs. And I said, look, you really should stop doing these drugs. Long story short, a few weeks later, he fired me. He didn't like the way that I confronted him. He said, well, I've been to so many therapists. I've never had a therapist tell me I should just stop doing drugs.

1:06:22As a therapist, it's my duty. It's my responsibility to call out bad behavior. But therapists have become so soft and they're creating this fragility and it really extends into dangerous places. And if a therapist only affirms and validates, we're going to see things playing out in very dangerous ways. We see that with the whole trans movement where therapists will affirm and validate young kids. And well, of course you feel this way. It's okay. instead of challenging them. So we really need to be careful. I heard of a story where someone was in love with his tree in his front yard. So I don't mean he just thought it was a beautiful tree and liked it like that.

1:07:07He actually was in love with it. He would sit with it. He would talk to it. He would even caress this tree. To me, that's sick and pathological behavior. But apparently, the therapist was just validating that and essentially creating this situation where he continue to love this tree at the cost of forming normal, healthy relations with human beings. So there you go. That's my profession for you. Well, listen, having, you know, I always say, if you're citing your education, you're probably a moron. So I'm asking for a dispensation on this, but having spent, that was my undergrad was psychology.

1:07:46My graduate degree was in neuropsychology. I'm not unfamiliar with this was not in therapy it was more in the scientific you know neuroscience component of it however I'm not unfamiliar with the space Jonathan Alpert author of Therapy Nation for those listening on Apple and Spotify Jonathan another thing I try to impart upon my children to impart upon them individual agency in other words you have control over your life as I say to them often if they've done something wrong if you were watching yourself in a movie would you be proud of the person in the movie. And typically they'll say to me, you know, no, you know, whether I didn't catch him stealing it, but imagine I did.

1:08:26Right. Would you like that? And they said, no, I wouldn't. And I think with this TDS, this Trump derangement syndrome, which people laugh about, but it's a very real thing how these people, they don't seem they want this collective guilt. All you Republicans, all you MAGA people are guilty about something. So it's social murder and micro looting and stealing from people is okay. But I think when you say to them, would you be proud of a person outside of those circumstances, if you watch them stealing or murdering someone in the street in that movie, the answer is going to obviously be no. This is a really dangerous time.

1:09:00If people like if there are more people like yourself speaking out, you know, against this collective guilt nonsense. Right. You raise a good point. And they if you ask them to step out of the situation and look at it, they'll say, well, of course, murder is not okay. Of course, committing these crimes is not okay. But there's an exception. And I've seen this because I've confronted countless people on it. There's an exception. When it comes to Trump, well, but he's dangerous. He's evil. He's a Nazi. He's going to ruin democracy. So they rationalize this behavior. And I do think it starts with the small things, like you mentioned microlooting.

1:09:40And here in New York City where I am, I believe you can steal up to$800 worth of product, which to me is much more than micro looting. That's a sizable amount. And I remember the first time that I witnessed that at a Duane Reade, I couldn't believe my eyes. You know, I was taught you don't steal anything, even if it's a five cent item, you just do not steal. But we have a culture where, you know, people are they think it's okay. You know, we have famous people, AOC, and actors and famous, famous people out there saying, well, these people must be in need, of course, they need to steal. So we have a real problem with society.

1:10:21And then regarding TDS, I've made it clear that we don't actually have a diagnosis called TDS. But I've also made it crystal clear that a lot of the pathology that I'm seeing with my patients does resemble actual disorders out there. So the obsessiveness around Trump, the fixation, the hyper fixation on Trump, the high anxiety, the way that Trump just dominates all their thinking. I tell the story about how some patients couldn't even relax. They couldn't possibly take a vacation as long as they knew that Trump was in office. And, you know, the thinking around this is so dangerous. Imagine an 80-year-old telling you that they hope someone gets killed.

1:11:07It's hard to believe, but I've actually heard it from 80-year-olds. I've heard it from 20-year-olds. It's just, it's astonishing that people can be, can hate someone so much that they don't even know that they want this person dead. So I try my best as a therapist to challenge that thinking. Sometimes I'm successful. Other times they fire me. I can't see you. You sound like a MAGA therapist. And the truth is I treat everyone. I don't care if you're a liberal or a conservative. I'll treat anyone. But we actually have therapists nowadays who refuse to treat someone who is a Trump supporter. And that's a very sorry state of affairs for my profession.

1:11:48Yeah, you're not kidding. We're talking to Jonathan Alpert, author of the book Out Today. Pick it up wherever you get your books. It's called Therapy Nation. And also I highly, highly recommend go to the Wall Street Journal site, put in the search function. His name Jonathan Alpert, A-L-P-E-R-T. Read the articles. They are fantastic. There's two or three of them up there. They're very good. You know, I remember reading a book, Jonathan, back in the day. M. Scott Peck, who since passed, wrote the famous Road Less Travel book. But he wrote another book, doesn't get as much publicity as the Road Less Travel, which sold tens of millions of copies.

1:12:22it's called people of the lie and it's his he was in this psychotherapy space like you were obviously very famous author and would document these cases of these patients who would come in and were just pathologically incapable of telling the truth even even to themselves and when you see a a patient like that is is that just a diagnosable like sociopathic behavior that it's just you're not going to fix it like almost like uh you know an incurable cancer Or is there a way to break them out of that? Because if there's not, those people transfer those feelings into the political space. I've got a really bad feeling that political violence is going to come even worse than it is now when it's already at red line levels.

1:13:05Yeah, well, you know, I do challenge these people, but a lot of times they're hearing all this messaging from the media, from mainstream media that paints Donald Trump as an evil dictator. dictator. So they start to believe that. And the real problem is when that information gets into the head of the wrong person, we saw that play out a few weeks ago at the White House Correspondents Dinner, and we've seen it play out a few other times. You know, if you think back to when Reagan was shot, John Hinckley was truly psychotic. He was actually hearing voices in his head that were telling him to attempt to kill President Reagan.

1:13:45And today, people are hearing voices, but they're not psychotic voices in their head. These are voices from mainstream media, whether it's the Joy Reads out there or Don Lemons out there. You know, they're hearing these voices. They feel that it's their right and their duty and even their responsibility to take action. They feel like they're doing good for society by attempting to take out President Trump. So, yeah, no, we should really be concerned. And therapists, I mean, they're hating Trump. They're putting messages out there. I mean, I look at social media. I see what people are putting out there, my colleagues.

1:14:24Georgetown University, I believe the day after Trump won, had an emergency session for students to help them cope with the loss, to help them deal with their mental health. And I do wonder, what if Kamala Harris had won? Would they have extended that same service to students who maybe supported Donald Trump? Yeah. Talking to Jonathan Alpert, author of the book, Therapy Nation. I guess regarding my prior question, where I was going with this is, I understand how a person who is some pathological, psychological, DSM diagnosable disorder, who's a sociopath, may turn to murder. It happens all the time.

1:15:06We see it with serial killers, murderers, gang members, people who just have no sense of empathy, sympathy, anything like that. What worries me is, and I think this is where you were going with that, is the constant, you know, Manichean, end of times, dystopian talk that President Trump is not just a bad politician air quotes but he's he's in the equivalent of hitler who you know exterminated millions of people that that's a different level there's what worries me is when you look at like the white house correspondence dinner for example and again everyone's innocent until proven guilty he's a suspect but the suspect in the case there's a lot of evidence there no doubt he doesn't seem like he was living based on the evidence we have now the life of a standard sociopath right he just He seems like he was just a regular guy.

1:15:50That's what's got me worried that this constant pampering and fluffing of the Manichaean idea that if this guy got elected again, your kids are going to be put in extermination camps is going to turn even normal people into potential killers. Yeah, and these people are living amongst us. And we do have to be careful. If you have someone who's expressing hatred towards Trump, you do have to gauge, like, well, how serious is this? Like, do you have an actual plan? Do you hate him so much that you're going and getting a gun and you're going to plot out some crazy act? I think we have a responsibility because we've seen it can be the guy, the 20-something who is our neighbor or someone who's older.

1:16:38We have to be careful. This does not discriminate against age. I've seen it with 20-year-olds. I've seen it with older people. So we have to take very seriously this. We have to be hypervigilant and alert because no longer can we just brush it off as, oh, yeah, he doesn't mean anything by that. We have to actually ask them, well, are you seriously thinking about doing something about this? Talking to Jonathan Alpert, again, author of the book Therapy Nation. Jonathan, your field is, I've not spent nearly the amount of time you have, however, just in school for six years and dealing with other people later on in the space, especially in the Secret Service, where we're constantly talking to psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and elsewhere, because we get a lot of people with problems that threaten the president.

1:17:28So we have to speak to the mental health professional about it. It tends to lean left a little bit liberal. I have to imagine that you speaking out so publicly was not a very popular move in your space. This is why I wanted to have you on. Number one, to introduce you to my audience, to celebrate the bravery of someone coming out and saying like, hey, man, maybe we got to give people the Ipecac syrup once in a while. Stop giving them like honey. That's going to make it worse. But I have to imagine in your space, you probably get a lot of emails, especially after your Wall Street Journal pieces that are so public, from people probably attacking you and telling you, you know, you're just wrong and you're just you need to highlight the dangers of Trump, not talk people off the ledge from this stuff.

1:18:14Yeah. And you're right. And these aren't just everyday people. These are licensed therapists. These are people that we trust to help us deal with our problems. And the hate emails were just astonishing. I mean, probably too much profanity to say on your show, but like, F you, I hope you die. I mean, one comes to mind that was a voicemail that was left to me by a psychologist. She said, I hope you die like Charlie Kirk. You're probably F-ing, F-ing, F-ing. I mean, it's just unbelievable the things that people say. and there and this speaks to the tds and it proves my point like if you have such hatred towards a political figure that you're willing to tell a stranger like me someone you don't even know that you hope they die you're sick you have serious profound mental health problems and sadly these are my colleagues uh you're right i'm probably one of the lone conservative therapists out there.

1:19:16But there are, you know, I know of a handful and they're very good therapists and they do good work. Yeah, yeah. But it's interesting, you know, with Trump, there's so much hatred towards him. And so many of my patients on the left, they want them dead. After Butler, they were so disappointed that the shooter didn't have better aim, etc, etc. But with my patients on the right never ever ever did i hear them say that they hope biden gets shot or dies never said that they hope kamala harris dies they didn't like these people they thought they were stupid they hated them whatever but never ever did they say they hope they get that they get killed so therein lies the difference the party that's supposedly all about acceptance and diversity blah, blah, blah, is not very accepting of people who have different political views.

1:20:13They actually see them as the enemy and they want them dead. So, you know, I think that party needs to reevaluate what they're putting out there. I, you know, I couldn't agree with you more. And there's, there's, oh, it's anecdotal, but it is evidence to back up the premise that this is not symmetric on both sides. There was a, um, a very liberal, uh, journalist commentator years ago, I don't know, five years plus that went to CPAC, the conservative political action conference, obviously full of conservatives. And she writes in the piece rather openly that I was expecting, you know, middle fingers be booed, thrown out, maybe even assaulted.

1:20:51And she writes in the piece, maybe it's a hate, I forget, it doesn't really matter, but writes in the piece, I was actually stunned. Like people were interested in talking to me, finding out why I thought the things I believe. Again, I'm not telling you, you know, in the, you know, some utopian fallacy that every single person on our side is perfect and beyond reproach. I'm not saying that at all. I'm just saying as I looked at collectively, which the left always prefers to do, ironically, this is not a symmetric problem. You go to a Trump rally as a black man, Hispanic man, a Jewish man, a Muslim man.

1:21:23I promise you, I will saw off my right arm and send it to you. If you can show me video of tens and hundreds of people cussing you out just because of who you are, it's not going to happen. It's been written about over and over. You will be welcome with open arms as long as you're not openly hostile to anyone else. Yeah, no, that's a that's a great story. And I'm not so sure that the that the liberals would accept a conservative who's just curious about their party or their rally, whatever the case may be. I, a couple months ago, during one of the No Kings rallies, whatever you want to call them, here in New York, I was walking around sort of after, just looking at the aftermath, and I would see the heaping high piles of all the F Trump signs.

1:22:09And I'm just looking at it in amazement. And this woman came up to me, and she's like, aren't these great? And I just kind of paused, looked at her. I'm like, I don't know. I kind of like some of what Trump's doing. And she turned to me and she said, well, fuck you then. And I was like, whoa, like she doesn't know me at all. And like she was, you know, felt like she could just scream at me like that. And I mean, I can't imagine ever turning to a stranger and saying that. I mean, I'd be afraid that have a gun or would kick my ass or whatever. But it's amazing that people feel so empowered and so fueled by their hatred and triggered that they're willing to say that to a perfect stranger.

1:22:55I just walked away. I was absolutely astonished, but not surprised when you think about it. There's such hatred and hostility amongst some of the people on the left. There was actually a study that came out a few weeks ago. And I believe it showed that just over a third of people interviewed believe that political violence is justified in some cases. So, you know, we're in a very, very difficult place when a third of people think violence is OK when it comes to political differences. Yeah, Jonathan, and this is not hard. I mean, I can't tell you if we put a super cut together of how many times, right, Justin, I've said, spoken out loudly, boldly, vigorously against political violence.

1:23:41It'd be an hour long. I mean, this is not hard. We air our grievances at the ballot box and on the debate stage. This is not even difficult. It's not difficult to say. There was an attack in San Diego yesterday. It was against a Muslim center. Horrendous, tragic. I talked about it earlier in the show. Disgusting. It's just not hard. I just don't get it. Let me ask you one final question. I am a big Maha guy. I'm a health hacker. I know this isn't a health hack segment. However, I find, and again, these are just kind of anecdotes from friends of mine. I'm obviously not going to mention any names.

1:24:19But the over-medication of our kids with, you know, diagnosed psychiatric, psychological disorders, you know, like the ADHD, which we just called like being a kid like, oh, he's just a rough and tumble kid. Like, I'm not telling you that doesn't exist, that there probably aren't kids who probably have some kind of gating issue with attention span. But it's like, really? We've got these kids, Jonathan, on these unbelievably powerful stimulants that can be psychologically addictive. I mean, who the hell knows what's going to happen to them long term? I got to tell you, from the Maha perspective and just from like a moral perspective, this really disturbs me.

1:25:03Well, Dan, and it should disturb you. It disturbs me too. We have therapists that are pathologizing ordinary life. Had a bad day? Well, you must be depressed. Having a bad day is absolutely normal and it should be expected. And that's how we build character. That's how we grow as a person. Even a bad week or two is normal, but there's such a rush and a tendency to pathologize these ordinary experiences rush and get meds doctors are quick to give out meds uh you know the add that you mentioned forgetting something being late to an appointment a few times being disorganized that does not mean that you have adhd and unfortunately we have influence so-called influencers online putting out this garbage well five five things to look for that would suggest you have ADHD, we see it with narcissists, we see it with borderline bipolar, we have complete morons on social media putting this stuff out there, and they have millions of followers, and then people start to believe that.

1:26:08And with medication, you know, just like you wouldn't, like, take an opioid for a paper cut, like, you shouldn't be jumping to an antidepressant just because you're having a bad day. But we have doctors that are quick to give this out. We see it with Ozampic. People are taking that like it's nothing without any consideration of the possible side effects. I always say medication will not give you insight and it will not teach you skills and tools to deal with problems. It's not going to give you tools to deal with anxiety or depression. She's going to numb you up and make you feel better in the moment.

1:26:47But we have a serious, profound problem in our society. And a lot of it does go back to my profession, therapy and therapist. So it's about time we make some changes with that. And Jonathan, overly medicating people who are dealing with an obstacle in their life steals away from them the opportunity to have dealt with that obstacle and overcome it. I mean, that is what builds the character traits for success in life. I wrote an entire book about things I failed at, not because I was happy about the failure, but because I wouldn't have done the succeeding thing afterwards that was a success. It would never have happened if it wasn't for the preceding failure where I had to dust off.

1:27:30So I just think medicating the heck out of people, and again, I'm not suggesting a universal solution that these medications at times can't be valuable to people. I mean, you know, you lose a son or a daughter to some tragic event. You know, there may be a day or two after that where that's just overwhelming. I understand. I'm not here to judge. I mean, I went through chemo and was on a lot of these medications myself. However, every small, oh, I have anxiety. Oh, whatever. Take a Klonopin or something. Like, that's not going to fix that for you. You have to learn those coping skills. Yeah, no, I agree.

1:28:06You know, there's such a quick, there's a quick fix culture. And we see it with Ozempic. We see it with so many issues, feeling stressed, pop a pill, can't achieve an erection, pop a pill, want to lose weight, pop this pill. There's no agency. There's people aren't willing to do the hard work like you did to get to where you are today. You know, you do have to fall on your face a few times to build character and to build strength. And there's something to be said for good old fashioned self-help and, you know, really trying to develop strength and autonomy and character that allows people to persevere through difficult times.

1:28:46And, you know, honestly, I think we're raising a bunch of wimps. Therapy culture creates fragility and weakness. You know, blaming everyone else for your problems instead of looking at yourself is not going to get people better. So with therapy, people go in, they vent, they get stuff off their chest, and they feel better in the moment. And then they go back and do it all over again, six or seven days later. So it feels good. It's almost like a drug, a medication. But there's a big difference between feeling good in the moment and actually getting better. And I don't, when patients see me, I don't want to see them for years and years.

1:29:24I tell them like, look, let's set up a plan. Let's figure out how you can get from point A to point B and let's set some clear goals. But not a lot of therapists are doing that. They have patients that are in there for life. They're seeing them weekly for five, 10, 20 years. It's absolutely ridiculous. People aren't getting better yet. They keep going back. And, you know, I use the the the metaphor. Would you keep going to a hairdresser if you didn't like the haircut that you were getting? Probably not. Would you keep going to a fitness trainer if you weren't getting in shape? Probably not. So we should have the same standard when it comes to therapy.

1:30:05Jonathan, what a great interview. I was hoping for 15, 20 minutes I went way over. I said last question probably twice, and I just kept up. There's a lot to talk about, Dan. Well, we'll definitely have you back. I think you're a fascinating guest. I just want to make sure we get a promotion for the book. And again, the book is called Therapy Nation. Out today. Pick it up wherever you get your books. The subtitle of the book is How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why It's Left Us More Anxious and Divided. And again, read his pieces in the Wall Street Journal. They are fantastic. Try any search engine, put his name in, and you'll see the articles pop up.

1:30:39Jonathan, thanks so much. As I said, welcome back anytime and good luck with the book. It's definitely - Thank you, Dan. I appreciate it so much. Take care. You got it. That was Jonathan Alpert, folks. Go pick up the book today. Fascinating interview. Again, I try to keep them to 15 or 20 minutes, but sometimes they just go over. We all needed to hear a little bit of that. Check out Haley coming up at noon, rumble.com slash Haley. Check out Vince Colon Ace every day, rumble.com slash Vince at 8 a.m. 0800 Eastern Time. We really appreciate you supporting their shows. They're fantastic. Please download the Rumble app.

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