Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How does Dr. Phil describe the evolution of his work?
Have a merry Christmas. they're, they're using the word safe. They're putting safe. And by the way, it's in the vernacular now. Like I, you walk out, you know, have a safe drive, have safe, safe flight, safe, safe, have a safe day. It's like, we are taking this safe thing and we're pushing it out hard. And then when something comes around like COVID, we go, okay, safety first, safety first.
And then we start locking down schools and we start masking up two-year-olds and, and, we are hurting our kids with this safety Uber Alice. And I'm wondering how much of it do you think is connected to in the, in recent history, an influx of women who, who are in positions of leadership and who have a tendency to focus more on safety than, let's say, speed or efficiency or something like that.
I live in Los Angeles. We have a mayor, Karen Bass. Donald Trump is talking about rebuilding the Palisades, and she's yelling, safe, safety, but safe. Slow it down, safe. We are getting so inundated with safety that I don't think we're able, we're stifling ourselves. Could you imagine trying to build the Golden Gate Bridge today in California?
That would take 150 years, but it'd all be in the name of safety.
Is that why they're not getting permits? Is that why nobody's getting permits out there?
I am telling you, as a former contractor, I... who lives in Malibu, and I tour the devastation on a daily basis. I can't help it. It's part of my commute. And they are building one place and one place only in Malibu. There's one construction site on Pacific Coast Highway on the ocean. And so far, they have sunk... Thirty five caissons, cement caissons, six stories into the ground.
They are building a seawall. They are building what I would refer to as Hitler's bunker, essentially, with hundreds of yards of concrete and rebar and caissons and.
pylons and it is insane what they're forcing them to do but it's all in the name of safety and then there's the coastal commission and that's another environmental thing but that that circles back to safety and so it's just oodles of women in charge of when we're building and how fast we're building and what we're going to build and when you just keep talking about safety
What I used to build here in Los Angeles in the 80s and in the 90s, the stuff that I'm building today does not resemble that at all because everything is 10 times as safe. It's 10 times thicker, 10 times deeper, 10 times wider. It is insane. I can show you, Dr. Phil, a picture of this little film of this beachfront thing.
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Chapter 3: What are the key issues with modern parenting discussed?
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I don't understand why people don't understand what's going on. And I guess the question for you, Dr. Phil, is have these folks sort of hit their saturation level? Are they looking for something new or they just want to keep going down the same road?
Well, I think what happens is, and I hate this, I saw this on the UCLA campus. I was on the UCLA campus when they took down the encampment there that was blocking the Jewish students from getting to their classes and intimidating those students. And finally, they came in and took that encampment down so those students weren't intimidated. But it was interesting.
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Chapter 4: How does Dr. Phil view the impact of safety culture on children?
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pretty much whether you're LAPD or you're bouncing at a bar, your first wish is that the drunken guy would just leave and it wouldn't get physical and you wouldn't knock anything over or break anything, or you might get hurt or stabbed as well. Like I, I, you know, we have this thing where like this bar bouncer wants to bounce. It's like, I'll bet he prays every night. Nothing ever happens.
He'll stand there by the door. But he doesn't want to tear his jeans up and get stabbed and bloody and wrestle out onto the sidewalk. He doesn't want to do it. And the cops are the same as the bouncer. They'd like you just to go home. And when they pull you over, they just want you to cooperate and don't roll up the window and don't fly them the bird and don't get out and threaten them.
They don't want any of that. So it's insane to even think that anybody would want – So the question then is, is, is, The bottom line, chaos? I'm trying to figure out what the upshot is. What are we looking for? What do you want? What does George Soros want? What do all these protesters want? What do these crazy DAs want? Is it literally just chaos? Because everything seems to just be chaos.
I mean, they talk about change and they talk about being treated with dignity in a place at the table and stuff like that. But at the end of the day, all that ever comes out the other end is chaos. And I don't know what they want. Defund the police is chaos.
I think you're labeling it. I think you're labeling it. I think if they can be disruptive of what's going on, if you can disrupt the campus, if you can disrupt the community, if you can create chaos, then somebody has to come in and reorganize and take control. And they're hoping if they can get a breakdown of... status quo.
If they can get a breakdown of what is currently the norm, then somebody has to come in with a new plan and they're the ones with the new plan. We'll come in and say, okay, your way didn't work. We've seen that. It just went into chaos. So here are the new rules. Here are the new definitions of Here are the new standards for hiring. Here are the new standards for performance.
Here are the new standards. And we're going to write those and we'll be in control. Your way failed. So people say we don't want to repeat something that failed. So we'll turn to a new way. And they're the new option. They're the new way. Look, Adam, right now. We have a crisis happening in America that's silent. Our education system is in collapse right now.
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Chapter 5: What does Dr. Phil say about personal responsibility in the context of societal issues?
Okay. Sarah Paulson is not a household name or face. So I wouldn't go lights up on her. I'd go lights up on. Anyway, I think this is the response. Take responsibility.org. Yeah, this is the response to George Floyd, I believe. Now, all done from the triple-gated estates, but this is good.
I take responsibility.
I take responsibility. I don't know who this is.
Okay, Kesha.
Chapter 6: How does the discussion shift to stereotypes and their implications?
That's Kesha. I take responsibility for every unchecked moment, for every time it was easier to ignore than to call it out for what it was.
Every not so funny joke. All right, pause. Who's this? It's a really random spot to pause. I have no idea. Oh, that's Justin Theroux. Oh, Jennifer Aniston's ex? Yes, that's her. She's very serious about what's going on here. Every unfair stereotype.
Every blatant injustice, no matter how big or small.
By the way, let me just say something. Stereotypes are all fair. You earn a stereotype. You earn a stereotype. If the stereotype isn't earned, it's like a nickname.
Chapter 7: What are the key points made about law enforcement and community safety?
It just doesn't work. I used to have the wheel of ethnic stereotypes. Yes. So if you go... So on the wheel of ethnic stereotypes, I go... runs Hollywood in the financial district industry and in the garment industry, and then you spin it around and it lands on Mexican, and you go... That sounds like a game Nick Fuentes would always kiss the Jews. It doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make... But if you said, does all the gardening, does all the cinder block work, and stucco, and construction, you spin it around, it lands on the Jews, you go, no. No, that doesn't work. Right, so... Stereotypes are all earned because otherwise they don't make sense. And there's some stereotypes that I think you should be proud of. Some are good. Some are like super family-oriented.
I'm a blonde, but in the words, you know, Dolly, I ain't no dumb blonde, but I think sometimes I use the stereotype to get away with things. People, you aren't... Look, if you... I say this all the time. If you said to someone, you know how every time it seems like I'm running late and I'm trying to get to the airport and I'm on the freeway and I got some German dude in front of me, you go, what?
You know, the German guy in front of me. It's like, no, no. If you said Asian woman, then maybe you'd go, oh, OK. So you have to earn a stereotype. So you have to bind. I bind all of them because they're all true. Yep. Because otherwise it won't work.
Chapter 8: How does the conversation conclude regarding societal accountability?
All right. This is. Oh, God. What's his name? Is this Mark? Is the brothers?
Yeah.
They were on the project. Duplass Brothers.
That's right. One of them. So here we go. Every time I remained silent. Every time I explained away police brutality.
That's Howard. Or turned a blind eye.
I take responsibility. Black people are being slaughtered in the streets, killed in their own homes.
These are our brothers and sisters, our friends, our family. When were they slaughtered in the streets? Well, when they shoot each other in drive-bys, right? They kill each other in terms of the streets. But this was in the throes of Ferguson, George Floyd, so the representation is that it's police officers that are doing this. Yeah, hands up, don't you?
Well, if these people really cared, they would pay attention to maternal health care and how more black women die every year at the hand of OBGYNs and birth defects than they do at the hands of cops. Well, they can't sleep in their own beds. They're slaughtered. I love it. It's like scared to leave the house. I don't know. I've seen brothers shopping.
They don't seem to be looking over their shoulders. But all right. Who's this one? Oh, what's her face? Yeah, see, this is my problem. My kids were just watching Cheaper by the Dozen, and she's the oldest daughter in Cheaper by the Dozen that dates Ashton Kutcher. The one with Steve Martin and Bonnie.
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