Hunter Biden

Constantly giving us that dopamine, which by the way, we can get to talking about that because I think that, that, that

We are not nearly as divided of people as we think that we are.

I think that that bag of heroin in everybody's pocket is feeding them a lot of that division.

So we can all kind of understand the compulsion to do things that clearly aren't benefiting us.

Like staying up until 3 o'clock in the morning and going through your For You page on TikTok.

Every mother, father can watch their teenager do that.

and go, God, this is awful, and I'm going to take his phone away.

And then they turn back to their phone, and they start going through their phone.

Like, and I'm, you know, I am not any...

uh, better.

I, so we can kind of all understand that compulsion.

It's when the compulsion becomes just so, uh, uh, the, the, the blast radius continues to grow.

Mm-hmm.

So the, the difference between being a, um,

you know, addicted to your phone and being addicted to crack cocaine, I'm not saying are the same, but at least we can kind of get a little bit of an understanding of the physiology of that, of the way in which the brain actually works.

But

So you can see the micro impact of it.

But I think that one of the reasons why people are so shocked by my story, and by the way, and we're able to conflate.

So if the New York Post, every day for six years,

uh, runs a, a picture on, uh, you know, on, online.