Trace Gallagher: When I Faced My Fears & Looked Like A Kardashian
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is the Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, the host of Fox News at night, Trace Gallagher. Plus the news with me, Mike Dawson, and now Adam Corolla.
Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on the church. We're gonna manage you. Get it on. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for telling the friends. Trace Gallagher also has a book out. Turns out they were right all along. It is out as we speak. Good to see you, Trace Gallagher.
Great to be here, Adam. Thank you for having me. I appreciate it very much.
I uh I appreciate yeah, watch you on Fox all the time. I see you in the building on occasion. You know,
there's an open chair for you, right? Anytime you want to come in, sit down, talk about whatever topic you think is top of mind, we uh would love to have you on. Just I would
uh I would love to and uh and I will definitely take you up on it. I always There's a lot of people have a lot of rules about stuff, like I do this, I don't do that. I've always just been like somebody my number one answer when people go, Why'd you do that guy's podcast? I go, he asked. Right. So I just went, Fine, we'll figure it out. Right. We'll make it happen. We have very few rules.
Our rules are that you come on, you say something interesting, you be compelling, and you are you have an open invitation.
It's a misnomer and I get it all the time when people go, You go on those Fox shows, you you echo their talking points, you read from the script and you cash the check and you leave. I always go, you don't get paid and they don't tell you what to say. But other than that, you're two for two.
And the opposite I would say because you actually give us talking points. There was something you were talking about uh a couple of weeks ago where you went to a beach and you were talking about the signs at the beach, where in the old days you'd have a sign at the beach that said, you know, do not bring your dog on the beach or something and now the sign on the beach goes from, you know, one thing to six hundred things that you cannot do on the beach.
I'm glad you brought that metaphor up because it's it's a sort of a metaphor, but it's also an example of sort of where we're at. And I just want people to picture this. The beach sort of historically it's like where the Mayflower landed, you know, and the pilgrims and the um the the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria, you know, like the beach is sort of landing Freedom America. Right. So it it's sort of symbolic that way. But it's also has a modern day symbolism. Like when they show movies or TV commercials like from the 70s, they're on the beach, they got a micelobe, they got a bonfire, they're playing music, it's at night, the guy's making eyes with the girl, and it's like it's a freedom. Like if you really think about the beach,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What ads and promos open the episode before the interview begins?
0:00–5:33
2
How does Trace Gallagher describe the beach‑sign metaphor for growing restrictions?
5:33–19:14
3
Why does the host argue that safety rules are harming personal freedom?
19:14–55:06
4
What lessons does Trace share from his water‑skiing and stunt‑jump experiences?
55:06–56:32
5
Why are street vendors and illegal flower sellers causing a city‑wide headache?
56:32–1:23:51
6
What crazy experiment do they propose using a dog in an air‑cannon at the airport?
1:23:51–1:37:20
7
Which hair‑care and red‑light‑therapy products are being advertised in the break?
1:37:20–1:45:58
8
How does the Pluto TV promotion wrap up the episode?
1:45:58–1:47:00
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