e — it's maybe the biggest problem, maybe the biggest problem in the world, certainly in the United States. But just look. Here's some of the stats. Autism rates in kids are one in 36 nationally compared to one in 1,500 not so long ago. In California it's worse. Autism rates are one in 22. If you have a kid in California, there's a one in 22 chance that the kid will be autistic. One in 22. What?

Seventy-four percent of American adults are overweight or obese. That sounds about right. If I walk down the sidewalk once you get to about age 30, yeah, I'd say 75 percent. Fifty percent of children are overweight or obese. Oh my God. Fifty percent of American adults have pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes. Fifty percent. Fifty percent of adults have either diabetes or pre-diabetes. Thirty percent of teens now have pre-diabetes. Thirty percent of teens now. Pre-diabetes means your sugar is high but you don't have diabetes, but you're pushing on the border of it.

Infertility is increasing at 1 percent per year, per year, every year. And sperm counts are decreasing by 1 percent per year since the 1970s. Young adult cancers is up 79 percent. And what is causing all this? It's our toxic food system and toxic environment. Now some of it may be related to lots of pharmaceutical stuff in your veins. Maybe individually every bit of it is okay. I don't know. But when you put it all in there, maybe it's a little too much for your body. I don't know. Same with your environment. There are lots of things that are a little bit polluting, but if you were to look at them individually they wouldn't look so bad. But what if you have a thousand of them that are all a little bit polluting and they're all over all the time?

So the worry is that we're on this fast road to not reproducing and being so sick that we spend 100 percent of our money just trying to stay alive. So that's the bad news. And by the way, this should be the number one issue in the country. RFK Jr. says it should be. I agree with him completely. The weird thing is that all of our other problems look like they have something like a solution. But this is the one that I don't see the solution because we're not exactly sure where all the problem is coming from. I mean even if you say it's food or even if you say it's Big Pharma drugs, you don't know which ones and you don't know how to get rid of those things too easily. So I mean I don't know what to do about it.

But I will tell you that I'm going to pile on a little bit. I want to see if any of you have had this same reaction. And I'm talking to mostly the men. All right, because men are more visual. I think it does apply both ways, but let's just keep it simple. Question for the men. I've said this before but I want to see your opinion. It used to be in, let's say, 10 or 20 years ago that if I left the house and went to any public space where there were a lot of people around, there would definitely be a lot of attractive women in that place. Not as a percentage maybe, but if you had a big area there would be plenty of really attractive women just because they were a percentage of the population.

Now you can go for a long time in a very big public place without seeing anybody that you would want to have sex with. Has anybody noticed that? Because I used to walk around thinking like I couldn't even go to the mall or the supermarket. I'd be like, okay, I would do her. I would do her. Yeah, I'd probably do her. Okay, I'd let her do me. You know, and like you never turned off. I know this is appalling to women, but men are pretty much always searching. Even if we're not actively looking for any kind of sexual activity, we're always scanning. You know, you can't turn off the scanning. But the scanning is completely turned off now. I don't have that experience when I go anywhere. It's just people now. None of them are triggering me whatsoever.

So is that just age? Could be. But it does look like people look different to me. So reproduction is probably going to take a big hit. But here's the good news. All right, you ready for the good news? There's a groundbreaking study on age reversal. And there's some kind of a telomere drug that they're giving to dogs that are having miracle effects. One of the examples was a 12-year-old German Shepherd. Now of course this is anecdotal and you know it's not a scientific study, so you can't put too much credibility in it. But it's a fun story. And the story is that their 12-year-old German Shepherd had terminal cancer. Just, you know, nothing you could do about it. But they gave him one of these pills and cancer went away. And now he's just like a puppy.

Do you believe that? Do you believe that there was a dog that was basically flatlining and they gave it one pill and now it's like a puppy and the cancer went away? I don't know. I don't know. It seems a little bit more than I'm willing to accept as automatically true. But I'm going to put this in my recreational belief category. I like to believe some things because it makes me feel good. So until it's proven not to be true, I will recreationally believe that I can give Snickers a pill next year and she'll be like a puppy. I think it'll take a few years before it gets to any approval process, but maybe.

Well, the Harris campaign is hiring. And one of the requirements is you must be up to date on your COVID boosters. So imagine how hard it would be to hire if you had to get people who are up to date on their COVID boosters. There are also Democrats who support Harris. And almost certainly the DEI filter is on as well. If you said we're going to hire people but you have to put these three filters on — you've got to get diversity, you've got to get a Democrat who likes Harris, and they've got to be fully boosted and vaccinated — now without saying anything negative about any of those groups, wouldn't that constrain your options to the point where you guaranteed incompetence in your campaign? And the answer is yes.

And again it has nothing to do with anybody's genes or lifestyle or even their Democratic views on life. None of it. It's just that when you put those three constraints on a normal thing that normally wouldn't have constraints — hiring people — you're just painting yourself into a little corner there. So what we should predict is massive incompetence from the campaign. Now you might not see it because whoever the top advisers are, I think are really good. And again, independent of whether they're diverse or not, they're very good. So we can, if we treat them as individuals and not part of a group, there's somebody really smart advising her. I will say that confidently.

And here's another funny stat that's so funny it makes you cry. Breitb