Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is The Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, Megyn Kelly. Plus the news with Rudy Povich. And now, Adam Corolla. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on. No choice but to get on. Mandate you get it on. Excited to talk to my friend Megyn Kelly, who I just enjoy so much. Good to see you, my dear.
Hi, it's great to be with you.
Yeah, you know, I appreciate you because I think I've earned that position. I realized growing up that I wasn't appreciated at all by my family or my friends because they weren't really smart enough to appreciate me. You know, it was just like a dog tearing into a box of cookies. Like they didn't know if the cookies were good or bad. They were just, you know, just do it.
But I think I appreciate you more because I do what I do and I have the intellect that I have. I don't want to sound pompous, but I like I listen to you and I go, she's really good.
Oh, I love that. That's the nicest compliment. Well, I feel like we have a good chemistry and we always have, Adam, because we're similar in that way. We both have modest backgrounds. We both got to where we are just by hard work, not by knowing anybody, not by having any connections, but just like being consumers and students of people and of life.
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Chapter 2: How does Adam Carolla describe his live podcasting experience?
Um, also fitness, you know, a man looks at a fit woman and thinks, okay, yeah, that's how somebody who could carry my baby and be healthy and deliver me a healthy offspring, like extremely morbidly obese. No, you're getting exactly the opposite feeling. So like, I don't know if it's consciously or subconsciously they're, they're eliminating all of the things that will actually attract.
I mean, ideally like a good, and if you can get hot on top of it, man, so much the better. Yeah. But it's all rooted in this like, well, what do I care? I don't need a man. I don't give a shit. I don't need a man. I don't need a boyfriend. I don't need... It's a bonus.
We've heard some of them say, it's a bonus to me that I have no husband and I have no children because I can just be out there fucking with ice. It's like, sister... That's exactly the opposite of what you need. I mean, like, I could get even more graphic, but you take my point.
And you never hear any messaging from the Democratic Party that's anything different than that. It's always...
No one will ever look at you in the eyes and say, get more attractive and get effed. That's what you need. No one's going to give him that honesty.
No, I agree. And they send the opposite message, which is brag about how many abortions we've had and how we don't need men. And then everyone is miserable in a weird way. I said to Dr. Drew many years ago on Loveline. I would say to them, we're ruining women and we're ruining the black community. And I mean it in the same sort of way.
We're said to the black community, you don't need a husband, have as many kids, we'll pay you, stay home, here's a project, free housing. And 50 years later, nothing has come out the other end and they've been damaged by it. We sent a message to the black community that was the wrong message. The message should have been, This is the best nation in the world to get stuff done.
There's no discrimination that's ever going to hold you back. Now just go out and make some hay while the sun shines. But instead, we sent systemic racism. It's in the water. It's in the air. Everybody who sees you sees you as a black person, not as an American or an individual or one of God's creatures. And If you try, you'll still never get ahead because of this horrible society we've crafted.
So stay home and get a government check. It did not work out well for them. And with women, we sent another message, but it was the wrong message. But it all came from the Democratic side of the aisle. And we fucked with them a lot. And they're not I would say probably the least happy women on the planet are probably black women at this point because they got a one to punch.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Megyn Kelly share about her upbringing?
The funny thing is when they have the first timers on the show. It's like the Susquehanna County School Board Commissioner who was there when the young male used a female's bathroom is now on. Sheila Epstein, what do you have? They'll just go. It's two left-footed people dancing the entire time. All right. So one more time. Let's just hear it one more time. Let's see. Look at Megan.
See if we can figure this out. I don't think she heard it.
Yeah, I think she was already on to the next thing because of the small delay. And when she heard it, her brain wasn't listening to James's voice.
But I do like a good old-fashioned gay bash joke. It's pretty funny. Coming from an old schooler. You know what I mean? I was listening in my car and impressed.
wanting to see illegals who molest their children get kicked out.
Don Lemon is a small man. He's a small man, period. That's it.
I mean, honestly, man is a stretch for Don Lemon. I don't know what he is.
He's definitely been stretched.
I mean, just man.
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Chapter 4: What are the consequences of Michael Richards' actions?
said to me something. And so 20 years ago, Kramer, Michael Richards, got on stage, dropped a thousand N-bombs. And then 11 days later, she calls in and she's arguing with me that this may help his career. And my argument is, here's my argument. He's done. He's a pariah. He's finished. That's his punishment. And she's like, why shouldn't he be punished? And like, he is punished.
Chapter 5: How do societal perceptions shape the punishment for public figures?
The biggest—rich guys cutting checks is not punishment. That's what you do when, you know, you get caught with your mistress or you just pay her off, but you're still a rich guy and your reputation's still—the punishment is being a pariah, being shunned. Yeah. And never working again. 20 years, he's never done another movie. Right. All right. Well, let's see who was right in this prediction.
Me or Gloria Allred?
Me.
Chapter 6: What impact does the decriminalization of prostitution have on communities?
If you asked Michael Richards whether he'd prefer, or Michael Richards' representation as publicist or as agent, whether they'd prefer this incident happen or not, they would, of course, say no.
Well, that's not the question of whether they would prefer it happen.
The question is, will it enhance his career?
No.
And we don't know the answer to that yet.
Yes, we do. The answer is no. Because you've got a crystal ball that I don't have.
No, I have a crystal brain that thinks logically.
Well, you really don't know about these things.
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Chapter 7: How does the discussion about crime reflect on local governance?
So the point is... What a liar. I do know.
I do know this hasn't helped him. By the way, stop it there for a second. Listen, everyone, this is how you have to argue with retarded politicians and lawyers. When they go, you really don't know about that stuff. You go, well, that's your opinion. You go, no, I do know. It's not good. No, no. We don't know if this is going to help us. No, no, it's not. Yeah.
That's the only you're talking to crazy people who rely on rambling. and bum-stumbling over people with the word salad to get their way. So I was explaining that, but we can keep it going because it is interesting. Logically.
Well, you really don't know about these things. So the point is...
I do know this hasn't helped him just like O.J. 's case wasn't helped by what he did. There's many examples of it.
You know, Michael Richards of killing anyone.
Right. No, I'm saying, look, what he did was wrong, and he deserves to be punished.
humiliated so you think that i think it's been out there looking for sympathy from the public and uh... but we're looking and you're looking for money he's concerned rightfully so about the damage to his career now we're concerned about the damage to our clients and to the victims now you don't think that people who are african-american who called the n-word over and over and over again are at all victims and i understand that's your point of view no i didn't i didn't say they weren't victims well are they or not
I don't know how to decide who's a victim and who isn't by words that are said to them.
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