Jesse Ventura

Absolutely.

It's been a while, a couple of years or two since I think we did your show in the auto shop there.

Well, that's because I don't fly no more.

I got tired of being treated like a freaking criminal at the airport, and so I quit flying and I do not participate in air travel anymore.

I haven't now for about five years.

I'm a former governor, a former mayor.

I'm an honorably discharged Navy veteran.

I pose no threat.

But I have metal in my body.

So when I go through the metal detector, it's going to go off no matter what.

And from that point on, you're treated like a criminal.

I went to court.

I sued under the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, the term reasonable.

I wanted a jury to say it wasn't reasonable to believe Jesse Ventura was a threat.

Well, it got in front of the federal judge, and she threw it out and said she didn't have jurisdiction.

What are you talking about?

I was making an ass joke.

I have the good down here.

You can't throw stuff like that at me.

Adam, let me tell you this story quickly.