Hi everybody, Dennis Prager here, the fireside chat with Otto. Actually it's getting to the point where it's

Otto and Otto is with Dennis.

But that's fine with me. All right. Oh, there he is. Oh, good to see you. Yes.

Yes. Otto is a source of calm. I'm a source of calm too, happily. It's my nature. You know, you're born with

a nature. In the book of a drama queen, I'm on the opposite side. It's not a brag. It's just,

you got to know your nature. And if you are a drama queen, then you got to work on yourself. I had

to work on other things in my nature, but that was not one of them. But he's not a drama queen.

His brother is, his brother is hyperventilating, a good, a good part of the time. So hi everybody. Welcome

to the fireside chat. What number is this? 162. 162. Amazing. I'll talk to you about thanksgiving

and especially of thanksgiving this year where the experts, whenever I read, I may not reflect

well on me in your mind, but I'm willing to risk it. When I see experts say, I immediately assume

that what I am about to hear is foolish, just for the record. That doesn't mean it always is.

I'm just telling you that if I had to bet on it, I bet something truly stupid is about to follow.

Because it's not experts say the way in which, let's say, a disease. So if experts say the virus

works in the following way with regard to RNA, let's say, then I assume it's true. But as soon as

there is a statement about society or about what they suggest, I assume it's going to be truly dumb.

I am right most of the time, unfortunately. So the latest is experts say, followed by the sheep

of the media and of the politicians, many not all by any means, is lockdown. So for example,

where I live, just perfect that the thanksgiving is Thursday and as of Wednesday,

all restaurants are in lockdown. You can't even eat outside in my county where I live, Los Angeles

County. So more restaurants will be put out of business, more waiters and waitresses and cooks,

and people who clean up will be out of work. And this doesn't mean a thing to the fools

...