two masks why not. maybe just do a hockey filter. of course what a legacy media keeps you briefed over the vaccine mandate is still in force some of these essential truths about health in a world where you can trust the media o government you control your own risk factors. that is the good news about the pandemic. the lethal morbidity that influences us is one that you can beat and that is obesity. the problem is you are living i a country where you can get a cheesesteak out of the vending machine. there is a station near my apartment that is rated four stars. it's really not our fault that we are fat. we are just awesome and making great food. we can't stop eating it. we knew this but in the media nobody ever want to say this. it's a media that regularly scolds you. they would bend over backwards to give you a mask. we mentioned this would be a good time to lose weight becaus of the risk factors. we were called at chambers. people in the media would later call you a monster for not getting all of your vaccines. websites would not run a pitcher. why would it matter back obesit influence the outcome. it's not a risk for diabetes or stroke. we also have joint damage. that is a drug reference. these teams have been hospitalized have severe obesity. are much higher risk for death. a new study take a look at youn people that were hospitalized healthy young people continue t evade the disease. if you are young and healthy yo should be living your normal life. sending photos of public bathrooms. he's a really dropped off. i believe i am the victim. dropping weight drops risk. instead of hiding inside you're better off taking a brisk walk around the block. unless you live in chicago then you need to run. we salute fashion magazines for these covers and we champion th obese from being bothered i positive. this country mentally and emotionally is softer than a tube sock. >> have been having these terrible headaches i don't know what is going on. i'm not sleeping enough. i've also been hitting myself i the head with a hammer repeatedly. the headaches you are getting are from the hammer. >> first of all that is hammer phobic. it has nothing to do with my headaches and i'm offended that you brought it up. >> this is not about appearance. how attractive you feel is up t you. according to the welders i'm knocking it out of the park. the obesity epidemic has been a threat to american health for decades. it's a rich nutritional pyramid and its work. meanwhile we target people in peak physical condition. 's of people from ofa's two nav seals. and overweight news ankle judge them go the most reliable sourc is grown up. i would a lot more than i do no pre- pandemic. to be fair most of it was baby fat. when i look at my wrists i realized that i could do something. i stopped using sugar and started exercising more. welland a lot about our physica and mental health. you can trust yourself instead of the government. we should exploit the things that we can control and that hi diet and fitness. >> a recent editor at large. he sees more royalties than a party on epstein island. rob long. audiences hang on his every word. she is like the times square sidewalk on new year's day. cold hard and caked with vomit. this is the number two do you think everything is okay? >> ethic even when the audience is here you still need some time. you notice i've given up? >> i've just noticed you are very comfortable. >> if i don't have eyeballs on me i just don't care. are you even their? i've seen you in the green room in the first thing you said is that you've lost some weight. how much have you lost? >> i lost some because i was eating at home. and then again some back when the pandemic ended. and then i got covid in decembe. mellon back to eating at home and eating normal. but that's a great story that's great other than you are a victim in a turtleneck. do you have any i don't believe in goals. i think you have to have a system in order to stay in. you've never changed. the hair the jacket. the long sleek body tone. muscular. i think drugs. every jacket i have seems to have that pocket in there. this is an area where you could shame the media because if they had actually reported the risk of obesity it could be a good thing but they never wanted to do that. this is one of the things that is upsetting to me about all of this stuff is that it is taking whatever trust and confidence that was left down to zero and that's not a good country two live in when you can't trust th media or the government. this is where you are in a room alone with the audience. >> we are dealing here. if only that were true. i marvel at the abundance of food in america. when we're kids you and i roughly the same age. would go into a gas station and there was a role of snicker bar and some myths. now a convenience store is massive. it's not our fault. we are fighting a war. we started to talk about wellness instead of health. is it healthy? it pretty much people to continue to do whatever you lik to do. is not exactly the foundation o health. use food for fuel and do stuff like that. they really took us away from us. they kept mcdonald's opened but they closed the gym. they want us to be fat and sick and unhealthy. all of these things because whe you surrender control of your body that mean people in charge get a bit more control. and that is not a good idea. it's like the final scene of th time machine. this brought back memories. if the villagers. and it's difficult to run away when you are wearing a leash. you are a libertarian. does this speak to you? you want to be able to control the variables in your life. is a proper health and nutritio doing this? >> i'm all about proper health and nutrition. >> i eat sometimes. when i had my second covid i wa only sick for about 12 hours an that's probably because i have the body of a nine -year-old. it didn't affect me that much. there is this idea that we are fashioning to point out reality. people talk about age nobody means when you say that this 90 -year-old is closer to death than a child. >> we are talking about kids especially. is something like 600 kids unde the age of 19 died from covid. somehow they are the ones payin all the cost. this is another thing. it's taking away all the trust and confidence. wire kids paying the biggest cost for this disease that doesn't harm them. >> we have to move on. maybe this is payback to the greatest generation fighting against the nazis. i just felt like yelling. i love sugar. superpowers from a spider bite? 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i don't even know what she look like. probably more attractive than this. i did not mean to objectify you are probably dead grandmother. apparently they were doing show next door to each other. she might be alive but we don't know. they were doing shows on friday night in seattle. he got a call to join the show. he waited by the year with the genius. he ended the year with some rea friends. you can't ask for much more. it turned out he did ask for much more mainly approval from strangers online. he put up another post which read in part i am an ally. i am a loyal friend. there is friction in those traits that i must reconcile myself. i am truly sorry that i did not consider that this may cause. an old friend did them a favor by letting him come join his show and then he got upset whil throwing him under the bus. that's what friends are for. unfortunately this kind of treachery is a comic that i helped get started. i said do you want to spend you entire career performing for by people or would you rather perform in front of ten people in front? i never got any thinks. thank you for nothing. i'm going to go to you joe. when this entire thing was unfolding it was the biggest story of the night. he was close to doing something magical. he could observe us as an example with everybody else. instead he said he is not going to apologize. everybody knew he was going to apologize right? there was a teachable moment. but it wasn't teaching what he thought it was. this wasn't great to do this. there were so many things he could have done differently. they did not reply to any of this. they let him go away before moving on. it's quite sad that 30 years of friendship and the sacrifices for the approval of a mile the people that you don't really know. it's quite lame and it did not work. but does not matter what type o ally you are. one is set your sights on you there is nothing you can do about it. the point is well taken. he accurately had to go look fo the problem. scrolling through the comments and finding sorrow the force hi to do this. that takes a different type of human. the bigger question is the matter what political opinion i hold. >> you won't let me forget it. this seems like an incredibly long time. i haven't even been a live that long so i don't know. it just seems like a long time to be a friend of somebody. i think it's a strange opinion on what type of guy he is. we shall the photo with the apology. word of the photo come from? did he take the photo for the apology? it's very strange. who took this photo? >> in this pitcher it looks lik he is the world's oldest make a wish kid. why so many notebooks? not only should not apologize the very things he said in a special was more positive and more supportive. it's not that he should be able to say what he said. he actually moved the issue forward. he did more for the community than anybody else. >> what is the stand for? radical. before the important point don' you have a theory that you woul like to share with america? we have millions of viewers. >> i think you are is aspiration. they have these bag categories. everything he does he is just trying to imitate you. >> the one thing that i take ou of situations like this is a rock-bottom unjust and internet troll. the fact that celebrity entertainers and politicians even the pope gets involved. it is a great world two live in. you can't say anything without immediately getting 1 million comments. you feel that neither you must engage them. that is a structural change fro 20 or 30 years ago. >> it plays off a human need. and there is a greater need to read these criticisms instead o the complements. the criticisms have a much stronger pool. there are a couple of boxes and this one you know is positive. it just hurts a bit more. >> it's a bit more of a spin to it. back in the day you had to send a letter. is an interesting point. it would've been fascinating if we had social media. it sounds like a provocative idea. i get everything confused. nobody has mentioned that he played a talking rat. talk about this talk about self-fulfilling prophecy. am i correct america? 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>> first of all i've never twittered anything eight times. whenever you go to the pharmacy and you are waiting in line wit the exact same thing. there is no way that he made this. a pharmacy simply handed over the playlist. this would be a good band. there is no way that he knows what any of this is. this was an underrated second album. >> there is no audience. i only work with an audience. i happen to know this because i actually listen to this. public some who got the interim to do the playlist. can you name the three albums that came out on the same week that were part of the new romantic psychedelic movement? they were so good. shouldn't this be what governments do? >> rather than wage war and create another afghanistan let' create a spot of wireless. hillary clinton that this when she was secretary of state. you land in afghanistan and the are giving up. >> he was in public before san francisco made it famous. it wasn't a healthy kind either. you should open the pitchers. what is the name in the movie? that's great trivia. the hangover. the guy who did the joker. feel free to call in. let me get this straight. this is the number one late-night show? the link to joker through the art of genius was alan. these are some people that just aren't well. it's easy to make fun of the playlist which felt like something. this is page number one. where is the good stuff? >> how bad would you feel if yo went to the playlist and saw everything that you are currently listening to ask. >> i think i'll be quite sad if i saw that. it's a signal they are sending to the aliens. have you heard the news? the problem is that he is a grown-up person. the playlist seems silly. it's okay to be a grown-up. don't have a playlist because you are just too busy. >> we must move on. they were curating artists that had no bad story. there is no michael jackson. you can't do anything. you are left with ladies. just a walking affair. 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