W and I today are going to talk about pump shock, the outrageous gas prices and the Biden

administration's clever effort to try to pin this on external causes.

I'm going to explore some psychoanalytic examinations of Vladimir Putin as if to say that we can

get insight into his war motives in this way.

Investigative writer Julie Kelly joins me.

We're going to talk about the Wittenmer kidnapping case and also about January 6 cases.

And I'll examine the sin of Brunetto Latini in canto 15 of Dante's Inferno.

This is the Dineshtis who's a podcast.

America needs this voice.

The times are crazy and the time of confusion, division and lies.

We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth.

This is the Dineshtis Sousa podcast.

Is a good in life to be an optimist or a pessimist?

What I mean is which approach is going to make you more successful, give you more satisfaction

in your job and in your life, which is going to be better for your health and which is

going to contribute to your emotional equilibrium.

Now, there's an interesting discussion of this in Rob Henderson's newsletter and I'm

going to summarize his conclusions.

He actually begins very interestingly with an episode of Mad Men where a young girl Sally

Draper is talking to her grandmother, grandma Pauline.

And apparently grandma Pauline describes him when she was young, one time her dad woke

her up early in the morning and basically just gave her a kick.

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