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59:57Now PlayingDave Rubin of The Rubin Report has a fun discussion with Greg Gutfeld (TV Host of The Five, Author, Comedian) about how to educate yourself, why conservatives tend to be happy and the mental health of the Portland protesters. Greg is promoting his new book “The Plus” a self help book for people who hate self help. Greg talks about how Gen Z should be using quarantine to focus on self learning. He makes the case that learning how to educate yourself might be one the best things you can do during this time. Greg sees our current educational system as wasting vast amounts of people’s time. He thinks most people would be better off coming up with their own personal development plan and creating their own curriculum. Why not learn biology from listening to Bret Weinstein, or philosophy from Jordan Peterson? Greg shares how he has lost 40lbs under quarantine despite not being able to regularly go to the gym and how you can use quarantine to focus on self improvement and teach yourself how to adapt to this new world. Greg discusses why he thinks people who are conservative tend to have higher rates of happiness than liberals. Greg also talks about how Bret Weinstein of Evergreen State College was completely right in the predictions he made years ago about “woke” going mainstream. Greg also wholeheartedly endorses the idea that mainstream media is an enemy of the people and that fake news is more about control and narrative creating than informing citizens. Greg shares his thoughts on the likelihood that the Portland protesters have a mental illness. He also gives sage advice about having accountability and knowing when you’re wrong and to not be one of the know it alls like John Oliver who seems to know everything about everything. All this and more.
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