Kelsey Grammer on Trump, Newsom Running for President, and Malibu Fire Updates
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is The Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, Kelsey Grammer. Plus the news with Rudy Povich. And now, just waiting for progressives to start boycotting Xmas because they think it has something to do with Elon Musk. Adam Corolla. Adam Corolla. Kelsey Grammer has joined us once again for the show. Always great to talk to Kelsey. How are you, my friend? Adam, I'm well. How are you? Good. I saw you on TV at the Kennedy Center, I think, most recently. Um, how was that experience? It was actually fantastic. They did a hell of a job. They did a great job. It's my third time there. I went, uh, I did James Earl Jones years ago. I did Jerry Herman, uh, after that, when I was doing La Cage a Fall on Broadway.
And then, uh, uh, this time Rick Rennell gave me a call and said, uh, will you come and present to Michael Crawford? I said, I'd be delighted to, you know, he said, uh, an institution. So it was really great, and the performances were fantastic. It was well done. Yes, the president was sort of hosting, but he was not... What's the word? Abrasive, really, in any way. I mean, there were a couple of things he did off-camera that were... Yeah, I think he's, in a weird way, kind of doing a version, and I say a version, of what Jasmine Crockett is doing, which is kind of leaning into their personality. Right, yeah. Jasmine Crockett is kind of doing Jasmine Crockett now. And Trump... is doing Trump. And I think he's more authentic than she is, because I think she's just kind of putting something on.
But I think what he's kind of doing is... he's kind of saying, I think he thought he had to be more of a statesman, you know? And, and I think at the beginning it was like, he probably sat there at the beginning, his first term and said, which one's the salad fork and which one is the entree fork. And he probably had to have somebody sort of go, here's what you do. And now he's just eating with his hands. I think what happened was he had swamp creatures advising him who he should hire in the first one. And in the second one, he actually hit the ground running. He was pretty much prepared. I spent a few weeks down at Mar-a-Lago because I was recovering from a surgery in Palm Beach. And when I was there, it was about a month before the inauguration, a month after he'd been elected.
And I saw huge people in that room. having dinner, figuring out how to run the country. And I was actually very impressed by it. I finally thought, hey, there's somebody at the helm, which is cool. And he's at the helm, but I think he's having some fun. And he loves to joke a little bit. He goes to the same joke sometimes, maybe one too many times, when it's at a crime. I mean, we saw that on Seinfeld, didn't we? Well, you know, also, I think... the thing that you and I are probably attracted to is just sort of a movement, movement and a plan in vigor and what's going on and who's going to fix it. And here's my plan to fix it. Yeah. And I realized that, uh, there are, and I just sort of call it process people.
And there's a lot of people that are sort of process people.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–11:02
2
How does Kelsey Grammer describe his experience at the Kennedy Center?
11:02–13:03
3
What insights does Kelsey Grammer share about Trump and identity politics?
13:03–19:35
4
How does Kelsey Grammer reflect on the state of California and its leadership?
19:35–53:36
5
What recent events are discussed regarding public safety appointments?
53:36–54:04
6
How are social media histories impacting foreign tourists under Trump’s proposal?
54:04–54:27
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What humorous anecdotes are shared about prison life and drone drops?
54:27–54:51
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How does the discussion shift to address societal issues and government policies?
54:51–1:41:54
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