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Know, lsd -- the founder of aa -- greg: yes. >> -- went to canada in the early '50s for lsd treatment, and that is one of the reasons why there's a spiritual element to aa, because he had a spiritual experience. this is sort of serious stuff, and the reason we don't have them now is because of, like, incredibly crackpot bureaucrats who want to control everything you do and a federal government that can't let something go, and it's time now for us to sort of, like, you know, enter the new century and treat it, i think, treat it with great respect and like these are serious med is sins, but they...

They actually created something that expanded the pie. the dow closed at, what, 25,000 today, at some point, what is that, 100,000x return since 1903? the economy gets bigger with people as they get richer. it's not a zero sum. and i feel like we have to keep saying that over and over again in this country, which is worrisome. greg: that's the thing, dana, that this argument sells because people don't read about the -- >> it's as old as time itself. greg: that is true. 4,000 years. >> i call it sbo, selective billionaire outrage. greg: right. >> as you mentioned tom steyer, if you're a liberal...

And be better providers for their own families because we a all know that's what women around the world actually need. and so it's a strange juxtaposition, right? they would never have done this to chelsea clinton. but they will do it to her. greg: it's a great point. the performance artist has not done a tenth of 1% of what she's trying to do for women. she's doing more for women than the performance artist would ever do for women. plus, performance art is such a scam. anybody can to this. ing you could actually walk up and throw spaghetti on somebody and go, that's performance art. >> office...

Purpose of the paper, because you're going to say get rid of billionaires, then it's like, well, millionaires are kind of smug too. greg: you can never find enough rich people. >> then there's that thousand-aire, f him. [laughter] greg: tyrus is right, we used to admire the american treatment. >> it's even weirder for "the new york times," they were bailed out a few years ago -- greg: by a billionaire! >> he let them expand. new york times is doing really, really well, but they had an influx of cash from carlos slim. we didn't mean you. greg: we like a certain kind of billionaire. >> yeah, exa...

Damn! [laughter] it's so bad between the -- this was my point before i was interrupted. the response from the democrats was prerecorded. greg: yes, it was. >> which means even a response to a speech they've already made up their mind hell no, so so they preif record it so they could all go to chiles and enjoy queso. that was probably the first time in a long time we've seen both sides do something unifying. greg: it's a good point. it was prewritten, and she didn't even watch the speech, do you know that? >> if you prerecord it, then you can go to the bar. greg yeah, that is true. why didn't i...