00:00 Holocaust denial has long been the most socially deviant opinion you could offer
01:00 Dooovid joins the show
03:00 When you moralize the news, the IQ of the conversation goes down
05:00 The dominant narrative about the war in Ukraine
11:00 Kevin Michael Grace had a trip and fall and black eye and black eye patch
29:00 Why is Israel neutral on the Ukraine war?
30:50 Will Israeli PM negotiate the surrender of Ukraine?
34:00 Israeli treading softly with regard to Russian-Jewish-Israeli oligarchs
39:00 Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, Venerated Talmudic Scholar, Dies at 94, https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/18/obituaries/rabbi-chaim-kanievsky-dea.html
40:00 Dooovid compares to Chaim Kanievsky to Adam Green, https://canarymission.org/individual/Adam_Green
47:00 Dooovid doesn’t feel lonely
50:30 There’s nothing Dooovid looks forward to getting back to socially
52:30 Dooovid has many homosexual friends
54:00 Dooovid says it is easier to meet people on the internet
1:08:10 Putin’s Popularity | Douglas Murray, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY3AciVyuIY
1:16:10 Peter Zeihan on Putin’s threats nuclear war
1:19:00 What’s hot on my yikyak right now
1:20:00 Peter Zeihan on The Battle for Ukraine & Prospects for World War III, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtwYizIfxc
1:29:50 Peter Zeihan says he’s an Atlanticist, a globalist
1:31:20 Is Biden a populist?
1:32:30 Why is the war in Ukraine important to the world?
1:36:00 What was Putin’s initial plan?
1:40:00 Four ways China is making life difficult for Russia, https://egyptindependent.com/4-ways-china-is-quietly-making-life-harder-for-russia/
1:42:20 How to deal with difficult dictators and supervisors and coworkers, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnZX3UAuY-w
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