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democracy, the kind where you participate. no, your job is to trust the experts and their conclusions and obey them. covid kind of blew that up. if theres one thing that we learned from that dis-sasser is that public policy experts often had no clue what they were talking about. your hippy aunt knew more about how to beat a flu virus than your virologist on cnn. exercise, sunlight, fresh air, stop eating junk food, turn off your computer, spend time with other people. be healthy. that ...

You have to check your book of science to find out. in the details, which they dont offer many details because theyve all been wrong, but they are provably wrong over time. so the question is why are we still being bullied by these people? they hate the earth. they hate nature. its about controlling united states. maybe we should recognize that. chris warner is the author of "red hot lives." he joins us tonight. mr. warner, thanks for coming on. so it does seem like were complicit. the public is...

Warrant at the laundrie home on september 20th, a day after authorities found petitos body at a campground in wyoming. finally, september 23rd, the fbi announced a federal arrest warrant for brian for using a debit card that wasnt his between the dates of august 30th and september 1st. this monday, the laundries attorney issued a statement saying chris and roberta laundrie do not know where brian is. they are concerned about brian and hope the fbi can locate him. >> the letters are gbz, gabz. >>...

The priest is throwing out rice along with money. and essentially this action is to confuse and misdirect the spirits that might be trying to follow the -- ♪ >> anthony: i love the sound, its beautiful. the gong. >> kadek: it reverberates around your body. and the idea is that that noise shatters the illusion between the seen and the unseen worlds. ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> anthony: given all the time you spent in indonesia, do you experience life differently or in any way similarly to the way people here look at it? >> lawrence: no, i dont think i do see it the way people here see it. i like to think i can see what it is theyre seeing as it were, but ive got a broader perspective because im a westerner, im a foreigner in a strange land. ill never be considered an indonesian. im enriched by being here because theres a greater variety of human experience goin...

>> lawrence: this is one of the three most piratical places on the planet. its pretty safe around here now, it usent to be in the earlier days when we were filming here. >> anthony: you first arrived in indonesia in 65, right? >> lawrence: thats right. but it was pretty -- pretty hairy then. >> anthony: given that you arrived at absolutely the worst possible time, what was it about the place that compelled you to come back? >> lawrence: unexplored regions, tropical animals, ancient civilizations...

That we too are ephemeral. and this is why its quite an extraordinary thing, that you actually light the match that consumes your loved one. when its in your face, that we are not our bodies. because they really believe in an afterlife. they really believe that you will be coming back and you will be joining your ancestors in the meantime. maybe wrong, but its wonderful to be able to believe that. and to derive all the warmth and strength and benefit of it. is this all human poetry? or is there ...

Attending one. >> lawrence: you are? you will be? >> anthony: yes. >> lawrence: well, a balinese funeral is a very sobering phenomenon, especially for us westerners who distance ourselves from death. they spend quite a long time doing these beautiful offerings, all of it to go up in flames. >> anthony: ah. >> lawrence: so its an ephemeral art, and the idea is that we too are ephemeral. and this is why its quite an extraordinary thing, that you actually light the match that consumes your loved on...

Imbalance, its the other way around. the right is the intuitive, holistic, access to everything weve ever been. >> anthony: thats the right way. >> lawrence: access to our genetic memory, exactly. >> anthony: so they know stuff we dont know. >> lawrence: they definitely know stuff we dont know. ♪ >> anthony: given all the time you spent in indonesia, do you experience life differently or in any way similarly to the way people here look at it? >> lawrence: no, i dont think i do see it the way p...

The way to bali? ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: this is one of the three most piratical places on the planet. its pretty safe around here now, it usent to be in the earlier days when we were filming here. >> anthony: you first arrived in indonesia in 65 right? >> lawrence: thats right. but it was pretty -- pretty hairy then. >> anthony: given that you arrived at absolutely the worst possible time, what was it about the place that compelled you to