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#2143 - Tulsi Gabbard

164 minutesEpisode #2143

Tulsi Gabbard is a Former United States Representative, Iraq War veteran, host of the "The Tulsi Gabbard Show," and author of the new book "For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind."

www.tulsigabbard.com

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Key Takeaways

Cold water immersion can boost mood and health through physiological responses.

Understanding this can encourage more people to try cold exposure therapies.

The rescheduling of marijuana marks a significant step towards decriminalization.

This change reflects shifting societal attitudes and may impact future legislation.

Hemp has multifaceted uses beyond cannabis stigma.

Understanding hemp's benefits can reshape agricultural policies and industries.

Regulatory barriers limit hemp's economic potential.

Addressing these barriers could foster economic diversity in states like Hawaii.

Hemp has a rich history in American industry and legislation.

Understanding hemp's historical significance can inform current debates on cannabis policy.

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Episode Timestamps

  • Cold Water Immersion and Marijuana Rescheduling Discussed

    • Cold water immersion is explored for health benefits and mental challenges.
    • Marijuana is discussed in the context of its recent rescheduling by the DEA.
    • The camaraderie among comedians is highlighted as a source of fun and connection.
  • Hemp's Potential: Overcoming Misconceptions in Cannabis Regulation

    • The DEA's outdated view of cannabis impacts hemp's viability as a commodity.
    • Hemp offers sustainable alternatives for paper, clothing, and building materials.
    • Misunderstandings about THC testing hinder the growth of the hemp industry.
  • Exploring the Historical Context of Cannabis Legislation

    • Cannabis testing and its implications for military careers were discussed.
    • The historical significance of hemp and its uses in American history was highlighted.
    • Propaganda against marijuana and its social implications were critically examined.
  • Discussion on Marijuana Legalization and Its Societal Impacts

    • The conversation highlights the historical propaganda against marijuana use and its implications.
    • Participants discuss the current black market issues tied to cannabis legalization.
    • The role of misinformation and trust in media regarding drug-related topics is emphasized.
  • The Complexities of Drug Legalization and Societal Impact

    • Drug legalization raises concerns about increased addiction and societal harm.
    • Border policies are linked to drug trafficking and immigration issues.
    • Social media exacerbates mental health issues among youth, leading to comparisons and anxiety.
  • Discussion on Government Overreach and Civil Liberties in Legislation

    • Concerns over a proposed TikTok ban and its implications for civil liberties.
    • Discussion of government surveillance and the erosion of Fourth Amendment rights.
    • Comparison of current legislation to historical overreach post-9/11.
  • FBI Transparency and Global Issues Under Scrutiny

    • FBI's tracking of immigrants and informants raises transparency concerns.
    • Environmental degradation, particularly in oceans, is alarmingly overlooked.
    • Political polarization within law enforcement agencies is a growing issue.
  • The Value of Data and its Implications on Privacy

    • Data has become a valuable asset for major corporations like Apple and Google.
    • Concerns about data privacy arise as companies sell personal information anonymously.
    • Government intervention in social media raises issues about freedom and misinformation control.
  • Discussion on Government Influence and Ideological Manipulation

    • The government is perceived to manipulate information to control public narrative.
    • Young people are particularly vulnerable to radical ideologies and misinformation.
    • The education system is failing to teach foundational American principles effectively.
  • Critique of Modern Academia and Political Ideologies

    • Discussion on the influence of ideology in universities and academia.
    • Concerns raised about the consequences of plagiarism among students and faculty.
    • Reflection on the political climate and its impact on American society.
  • Exploring Media Misrepresentation and AI's Role in Journalism

    • Discussion on media corruption and misinformation surrounding the Ukraine narrative.
    • Concerns raised about TikTok's data practices and implications for privacy.
    • Critique of traditional journalism's failure to report accurate information.
  • Discussion on Social Media Control and Data Surveillance

    • The narrative on social media is controlled by tech companies and their ideologies.
    • Alternative platforms like Gab and Truth Social face challenges from censorship and toxicity.
    • AI technology is utilized for data surveillance and monitoring online activities.
  • iPhone 15 vs. Android: A Debate on Technology and Connectivity

    • iPhone 15 introduces USB-C for better charging and data transfer.
    • RCS aims to improve text messaging between iPhone and Android users.
    • Teenagers show a strong preference for iPhones over Android devices.
  • Exploring Security and Privacy in Modern Communication Technologies

    • Discussion on the security vulnerabilities of popular communication apps like Signal.
    • Introduction of Graphene OS as a more secure alternative for mobile devices.
    • Concerns raised about government surveillance and the implications for personal privacy.
  • Discussion on Technology, Surveillance, and Climate Change Post-Maui Fires

    • Open Technology Fund's role in U.S. government media operations raises concerns.
    • Debate about government surveillance and its impact on public trust in technology.
    • Maui fire recovery highlights the struggle with housing and environmental contamination.
  • Government Response to Maui Fires Highlights Accountability Issues

    • Criticism of FEMA's inadequate financial support for fire victims in Maui.
    • Concerns over government transparency and land ownership following the fires.
    • Discussion of missed opportunities for effective emergency response and community trust.
  • Concerns Over Immigration and Political Power in America

    • A retired Green Beret faced visa denial for family attending his ceremony.
    • Contradictions in immigration laws highlight frustrations with the current political system.
    • Discussion on the erosion of freedom and power dynamics in American politics.

People Mentioned

Joe Rogan

Podcast Host

Derek Shane Gillis

Comedian

Unnamed Speaker

Podcast Host/Commentator, Advocate for hemp, Agriculture expert

Elon Musk

Entrepreneur, Tech CEO, CEO

Ron Paul

Politician, Author

AOC

Politician

Osama bin Laden

Historical Figure

Julian Assange

Journalist, Whistleblower

Moxie Marlin Spike

Technologist

Herman Undyne

Emergency Response Division Head

Archie Kaleppa

Native Hawaiian Leader, Surfer

Tulsi

Political commentator, Author

Places Mentioned

Hawaii

State

+1 more

San Diego

City

Capitol

Government Building

Oahu

Geographical Location

Maui

Geographical location

+8 more

Italy

Country

Books Mentioned

Tell Your Children

Alex Berenson

The Coddling of the American Mind

Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt

Dianetics

L. Ron Hubbard

Love Country

Tulsi

Notable Quotes

"Sucks like 80% sucked first got in."

Discussing his experience with cold water immersion.

"Congratulations marijuana enjoyers world DEA officially rescheduled marijuana."

Celebrating the rescheduling of marijuana by the DEA.

"Hemp clothing much durable. Like hemp jujitsu gi Datzura sucker never rips."

Discussing the durability of hemp versus cotton.

"Hemp paper, grow entire, first all, much viable."

Talking about the sustainability of hemp paper compared to traditional paper.

"First draft Declaration Independence written hemp."

Discussing the historical importance of hemp in U.S. history.

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