Digest

This podcast features a variety of interviews and discussions on current events and political figures. In the first segment, Adam Corolla interviews Donald Trump in 2015, discussing his book "Crippled America," his presidential campaign, and his views on various issues. The second segment features a conversation between Adam Corolla and Michael Show, where they discuss the analogy of Joe Lewis's boxing career to the government's treatment of those who have served the country. The final segment features an interview with Tucker Carlson, where he discusses the intelligence community's potential for retaliation against Donald Trump and the dangers of a hot war with Russia. Throughout the podcast, Adam Corolla provides his own commentary and insights on the topics discussed.

Outlines

00:00:38

Donald Trump and the 2016 Election

Adam Corolla interviews Donald Trump in 2015, discussing his book "Crippled America," his presidential campaign, and his views on various issues.

00:17:47

The Government and Those Who Serve

Adam Corolla and Michael discuss various topics, including the analogy of Joe Lewis's career in boxing to the government's treatment of those who have served the country.

00:39:16

The Intelligence Community and the Dangers of War

Adam Corolla interviews Tucker Carlson, discussing the intelligence community's potential for retaliation against Donald Trump and the dangers of a hot war with Russia.

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Q&A

• What are some of the key issues that Donald Trump discussed in his interview with Adam Corolla?

  Trump discussed his book "Crippled America," his presidential campaign, his views on immigration, airport security, and his plans for the economy.

• What is Tucker Carlson's perspective on the intelligence community's potential for retaliation against Donald Trump?

  Carlson believes that the intelligence community is deeply corrupted and poses a significant threat to democracy. He argues that they have the power to punish elected officials for actions they disapprove of.

Show Notes