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Um, I remember back in

1:56

the day it was called Facebook official. I

1:58

guess that's when you knew. your relationship

2:00

became serious? You

2:02

became Facebook official like if your Facebook

2:05

post had you you know with your

2:07

whoever you're dating in there. And

2:10

your status right? You could say your status

2:12

is a couple single. Facebook actually had a

2:14

status thing is that right Katie I don't

2:16

know we're not on Facebook. Yeah you

2:18

would set your status to in a relationship and

2:20

then you would tag their profile to tell everybody

2:23

who it was. That's a major deal right there.

2:26

But now it's Instagram official because Instagram is so much

2:28

bigger a deal than Facebook. And

2:32

this study from the Journal

2:34

of Social and Personal Relationships says

2:36

that going Instagram official is not

2:38

as important to making your partner

2:41

feel secure as some other things which I

2:43

found interesting particularly for depends on your attachment

2:45

style. Do you know about the attachment styles?

2:47

I just became aware of this recently and

2:49

maybe you buy into it or not. What

2:52

did you review for us? I don't know

2:54

them all. There's

2:57

anxious attachment which this

2:59

plays into mostly. Those

3:01

are people that are really nervous about

3:04

the whole thing falling apart and need to be reaffirmed

3:07

on a regular basis. Then there's

3:09

attachment avoidant which I think I

3:11

lean more toward where

3:14

when things start getting you

3:16

know really down to the nitty-gritty you think guys

3:18

is getting a little a little hot in here.

3:21

Step out of the room to

3:23

get some fresh air real quick. Then

3:26

there's Velcro attachment. It's very noisy

3:28

when you break up. Then

3:31

there's super glue attachment. I was speaking of super

3:33

glue. I had to fix something yesterday. I sort

3:35

of got it but this super glue what three

3:37

weeks ago and now the tube is solid. It

3:39

was sealed up tight but the glue is no

3:41

good anymore. When they make super glue so that

3:43

it's still glue in a month when you open

3:46

it up then they'll have it lift. Super

3:50

glue is not so super friend.

3:53

So super glue is not one of the

3:56

attachment styles. I was told by a professional

3:58

therapist that when... avoidance

4:00

and anxious get together it's

4:03

often a rocky relationship, but

4:05

the sex is insane That's

4:10

also known as the disorganized

4:12

attachment so Yeah,

4:15

I can picture that being true Anyway,

4:19

if you're an anxious attachment, you

4:21

don't feel necessarily better because the

4:23

person you're in a relationship with

4:26

has made you Instagram official By

4:28

having pictures of the two you together It's

4:30

when they and for some reason picture

4:32

and dudes mostly but I suppose it

4:35

works both ways when they stop Liking

4:37

lots of hot chicks on the Instagram

4:39

not liking like I like you but

4:41

you know clicking the like on their

4:44

profiles Going around to

4:46

hot people and clicking like on them. Are

4:49

there people that do this? I guess you do

4:51

this I don't do this. I am way even

4:54

if I had free time and I don't have

4:56

any I'm not spending it on going around The

4:58

hot people and clicking like on that. What the

5:00

hell is that impulse? I just don't get it

5:03

So for me, this is like hearing about the

5:05

breeding habits of pandas I I'm not engaged in

5:07

this so I can read about it on an

5:10

academic level, but I can't relate to it Maybe

5:14

Katie can help out I just but

5:16

how would I be aware of what

5:18

my partner is like? Yes,

5:21

because you check their phone regularly Well,

5:23

and there was a feature on Instagram

5:26

that you could actually see what the

5:28

people you follow Were

5:30

liking and follow. So you could go to

5:32

the separate section and it would say oh,

5:34

you know Your boyfriend is liking all of

5:37

these only fans It's

5:40

also not uncommon I understand in

5:42

the modern relationship to Have

5:45

access to each other's phones and then you can look

5:47

through their Instagram and see what they're doing when I

5:49

hear that That is the first the first thing that

5:52

comes to my mind is alright. You guys don't trust

5:54

each other That I

5:56

mean I my husband and I both have

5:58

access to each other's phones could not tell you Yeah,

8:00

my wife has her phone, I have my phone, that's

8:03

it. We don't worry about it. Well

8:06

now, do you not let her look for your phone? Oh,

8:08

she can. Yeah, but we don't look at each other's phone.

8:11

We don't even think about it, you know? She does her

8:13

thing, I do my thing. I must

8:15

say, I've never asked to look at somebody's phone. Yeah.

8:20

But I haven't had that much experience with it.

8:23

But anyway, they say that is the way to

8:25

make somebody feel the most comfortable. Not

8:27

cruising through the Instagrams and liking hot

8:29

people's... When you stop doing that, that's

8:31

when they feel like you're together more

8:33

than the declaring your

8:35

Instagram official. I guess. Weird

8:38

planet we're on right now. Yeah,

8:40

I know. There's

8:43

a... Therapists should weigh in

8:45

on this. This has got to be a whole different world

8:47

just all the way around in that there's

8:51

no way... Not

8:54

that many years ago, you're a couple

8:56

and you're sitting there on the couch

8:58

watching television and one of you is

9:00

flirting with someone. Impossible,

9:03

obviously. Right. I

9:05

mean, just obviously. But in the modern world,

9:07

decent, not a decent chance, depending on who you are,

9:10

but an easy, easy opportunity. You

9:12

can be sitting right there together watching TV and

9:14

one of you or both of you are flirting

9:16

with other people or multiple people. I

9:21

just, again, am looking at mankind

9:23

and thinking, yeah, this isn't working

9:25

anymore. There's

9:28

no... Then that's here to

9:30

stay. That's never going to go away, which

9:32

obviously adds a dynamic that... Well,

9:35

like old wiener. Hilary's...

9:39

Oh, the wiener. Hilary's

9:43

number one, Huma

9:45

Abidine, her husband. Oh,

9:47

Anthony Wiener. Anthony Wiener was laying in bed. He's

9:50

a wiener, a wiener. He was laying in bed

9:52

next to his wife, sending

9:54

pics to high school girls. I mean,

9:56

that was impossible. Not that many years

9:59

ago. What is

10:01

child line right next to him at one

10:03

point right where you're basically cheating on your spouse

10:05

while you're in bed together I mean that would have

10:09

I think you would have noticed You

10:11

had to be skillful to pull that off Super

10:14

quiet don't jiggle the bed I

10:20

spent thinking about that whole situation I had

10:22

to completely erased it from my brain until

10:25

you guys just brought it back up But

10:27

that that's just that's just an element of

10:29

more more ways and reasons to be insecure

10:31

and worry That just did not

10:33

exist That many years ago

10:35

then there's no getting around it Exponentially

10:40

more opportunities to be things

10:43

to worry about than there ever were before I mean it's

10:45

like once you're both home from work at 5 o'clock you

10:47

were in the clear I mean in terms of anything to

10:49

worry about right? That's just no longer true Right.

10:52

Yeah Trouble times

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it's become clear to me that

18:03

the activists who are

18:05

actual neo-Marxists or Islamists

18:08

that Ms. Ali cites as well, because

18:10

they're trying to subvert the West as

18:12

hard as they can, and they have

18:14

a weird kind of informal

18:16

alliance with a lot of the neo-Marxists who want

18:18

to tear down the West for other reasons. There

18:22

are that hardcore, and they're very, very dangerous.

18:24

But it's become more

18:26

and more clear to me

18:28

that they've just been really,

18:30

really successful in persuading with

18:32

moral phony, moral arguments,

18:35

a lot of good people to go along

18:37

with their insidious plans. And

18:39

that's actually one of the subtleties of the

18:41

subversion thing that I was talking about quoting

18:44

the Russian agent, was once you get the

18:46

ball rolling, you don't even have to do

18:48

the work anymore. The people of that country

18:50

do it for themselves. They get at each

18:52

other's throats and try to tear down the

18:54

system from within. But

18:57

I'm not sure if I have a point. It's just that we,

19:02

the sane patriots,

19:06

people who understand the value of the freedom

19:08

of speech, the right to bear arms, the

19:10

freedom of the press, all

19:12

of the principles that are freedom of religion

19:14

for the love of God, he says, without

19:16

irony. Those

19:19

of us who value all that stuff, man,

19:21

we have got to get aggressive at

19:24

countering the message of the

19:26

subvertors. It's difficult because

19:28

they have K through PhD now.

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We let that happen bad on us. And

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they have the media to a large

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to all the members of Congress and

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Homeland Security Secretary. I'm not sure I'm

21:38

going to do show away. But

21:43

all kid decides. Wow.

21:47

He's not going to make it to the ballot. No way. I'm

21:50

not talking about dying, but in terms of coherence.

21:52

I was having this conversation with my dad last

21:54

night. If you don't want

21:59

Joe Biden. about

28:00

the plan if he wins? I

28:04

think it'll depend on how quickly

28:06

he declines. He

28:08

shouldn't be president now. I know.

28:11

Oh, I know. No. Um,

28:14

so I don't know. I don't have

28:16

sources like Mark Halpern, but I guarantee

28:18

you this conversation is being had times

28:20

a thousand all the

28:23

time in Democratic circles just quietly

28:25

and and no plan has been

28:27

you know formed up because that

28:29

would be akin to you know,

28:31

talking about tossing off the

28:33

King. Well, that's why I wonder maybe people don't say

28:35

it out loud. It's

28:37

just the it wouldn't be cool. God,

28:40

well, I don't know. I can't

28:42

believe there's that much discipline. How

28:45

do you and that the

28:47

discipline that it would take to overcome the

28:49

obvious, but I would think you would

28:51

have to be so far down the road of yeah, there's

28:54

a bunch of us that know he's got to be

28:56

replaced if he wins. Like

28:59

I said, I can buy the nobody's working to

29:01

get him booted off the ticket. I don't buy

29:03

the there's no plan if he wins and so

29:06

you'd have been that you'd need a bunch of

29:08

people and you'd have to be talking to some

29:10

potential candidates. And how would that not leak out?

29:12

You'd have to be flying Gavin Newsom in to

29:14

have dinner with him and talk to him about

29:16

this or something. Early dinner. I

29:19

just I say wow, he had missed

29:22

it. So I think they're probably meeting

29:24

with some of the the most likely

29:26

suspects and saying we'd like

29:29

you to speak at the convention

29:31

wink. You need to prepare

29:33

a really good speech. Wink. Not that

29:35

we're getting rid of the old guy.

29:37

Wink wink. I

29:39

mean, it would be awesome if you would show like

29:42

ready to go on day one presidential

29:44

chops. I mean, that would be wink

29:47

nudge. Wink. Are you following this? Wink.

29:51

Any chance you'd be interested in vacationing

29:53

for a few days? And I don't

29:55

know a major geopolitical location. Wink wink.

30:00

This is so weird. There's never been a

30:02

period like this When

30:06

FDR ran for his fourth term is

30:08

close ish But

30:11

but Harry Truman was

30:13

a non idiot Right.

30:16

Yeah, I think they could picture him being president

30:19

of the United States. Sure. Yeah That's

30:23

why If Trump makes

30:25

a wise pick for Veep it will

30:27

matter more than any vice presidential pick

30:29

for a very long time And

30:32

they're not inconsequential If

30:35

you're young and fairly

30:37

untried Like a George

30:39

Bush or a Barack Obama It

30:41

mattered that Dick Cheney was there and

30:43

it mattered that Joe Biden was there

30:46

the steady old Washington hand ironically And

30:50

if Trump can get a boy JD

30:52

Vance's complex character, I saw him on special

30:54

report with Brett bear He is an

30:56

extremely bright guy in a serious man.

30:58

Which one's the real him? Do you

31:00

think right? Well, I was just

31:02

gonna say he's a extremely bright and a very serious

31:05

man in a wildly populist

31:07

time And then you

31:09

got Marco Rubio if it's either one of those I

31:11

think The National Review is

31:13

trying to push Nikki Haley I don't see that

31:15

happening. But if he can pick somebody who's seen

31:18

as smart and capable and yeah, I could see

31:20

him in the big seat Then

31:23

the Biden is

31:25

dying and Kamala's a lunkhead will become

31:29

Issue in the campaign it will

31:31

it will surpass inflation and immigration.

31:34

I Don't

31:39

know 90-minute debate

31:41

really Who wants

31:43

that? It seems like an

31:45

awful long time. It leaves a

31:48

lot of time though for a clip

31:50

42 moment there Michael I'm

31:56

not sure gonna do show away