He recently spoke at a bookstore in washington, d. C. This is one hour. [applause] let me start off with a fantasy ive had that involves. I have managed to knock this out of his hand and the pill he keeps suicide rather than to be captured. He comes at me in a rage that we wrestle and then say adolf hitler, i arrest you for crimes against humanity. What would i do if i had hitler in my hands and it isnt hard to imagine once i allow myself [inaudible] not hard to imagine once i all allow, take out his eyes with a blunt instrument, cut out his tongue, leave him alive on a respirator tube fed, not able to move, speak, here. I had this fantasy since i was a kid and i still do sometimes and when i think about it, my heart beats faster except there is a problem except i dont believe in souls and evil and i think that its only appropriate for. There was this one time i was in the laser tag place i had a good time hiding in the corner shooting people over and over until this kid is out to b go
He recently spoke at a bookstore in washington, d. C. This is one hour. [applause] let me start off with a fantasy ive had that involves. I have managed to knock this out of his hand and the pill he keeps suicide rather than to be captured. He comes at me in a rage that we wrestle and then say adolf hitler, i arrest you for crimes against humanity. What would i do if i had hitler in my hands and it isnt hard to imagine once i allow myself [inaudible] not hard to imagine once i all allow, take out his eyes with a blunt instrument, cut out his tongue, leave him alive on a respirator tube fed, not able to move, speak, here. I had this fantasy since i was a kid and i still do sometimes and when i think about it, my heart beats faster except there is a problem except i dont believe in souls and evil and i think that its only appropriate for. There was this one time i was in the laser tag place i had a good time hiding in the corner shooting people over and over until this kid is out to b go
Yale. A little bit of a play on words. Host we want to introduce you to sam sorbo was written a book called theyre your kids an inspirational journey from selfdoubter to home school advocate. Are you a teacher . Guest i am. Without that sort of approval, its approval, its just a reached a certain level of success and they feel they have something to offer. But because of that, if i related back to parents, all parents could be teachers at barricades. But they are denied that feeling of capability and thats why the subtitle is an inspirational journey from soft batter to homeschool advocate because they doubted myself. Host did you start your kids in Public School . Guest yeah, my oldest was in second grade and the system just failed him. They just arent educating him the way i thought it should be done. And it was a hard transition. It is a hard transition for someone whos been publicly educated to think they might do a better job than the school. So what i said as i can do at least as
Please take your seats we are about to begin. [inaudible conversations] ladies and gentlemen, doctor gary small. [applause] thank you. Michael, how are you . I have got my outside voice. Fantastic. Welcome, it is such a beautiful day. We have got snowcapped mountains, we have the desert, clean air and you have got a bunch of people who are just settling down. Youre interested in what we are going to talk about today. I want to thank you for spending time in coming to hear what i have to say. How many of you would like to live to be 100 or beyond . [inaudible] okay settle down. How about living well and healthy two 100 and beyond . There you go. Im going to tell you how to do it. But first meet madame ashe lived in the south of france. She was physically active. Mentally active. Born 1875. Died 1997. Can anyone do the math . 122. You pass your first cognitive test. Give yourselves a big hand. What was extraordinary about this woman, was when she died she did not have dementia. She did n
Michael, how are you . I have got my outside voice. Fantastic. Welcome, it is such a beautiful day. We have got snowcapped mountains, we have the desert, clean air and you have got a bunch of people who are just settling down. Youre interested in what we are going to talk about today. I want to thank you for spending time in coming to hear what i have to say. How many of you would like to live to be 100 or beyond . [inaudible] okay settle down. How about living well and healthy two 100 and beyond . There you go. Im going to tell you how to do it. But first meet madame ashe lived in the south of france. She was physically active. Mentally active. Born 1875. Died 1997. Can anyone do the math . 122. You pass your first cognitive test. Give yourselves a big hand. What was extraordinary about this woman, was when she died she did not have dementia. She did not have alzheimers. She was mentally clear. They did an autopsy in her brain and it was the brain of a healthy 80yearold. So there is t