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Well, hi everybody. I'm Dennis Prager and Dave says I don't need an introduction,

which is a very major compliment. I'm not sure it's true, but what doesn't matter. You're here,

you're here because of Dave Rubin anyway. So we're going to talk about Domper in this book,

chapter nine. I am very delighted that Dave asked me to comment on chapter nine. It's

fine to mentor. It's largely about Jordan Peterson, but of course it's even larger than, by the way,

let me interrupt myself. I think that Jordan Peterson, I wrote the introduction to his biography.

I think that he is one of the most wonderful human beings that I have met in my life and I cannot

tell you how many wonderful people I have met. This is an extraordinary human being. In every

and every way and like many extraordinary people, he bears the weight of the world on his

shoulders because he is so sensitive to the pain of the world and he wants to try and make a

dent in this tremendous amount of pain. I have often said on my radio show that if pain were water,

the world would drown. So I resonate to him tremendously and you Dave obviously do. But your

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