Jack and Sharon Osborne discuss a range of topics including the controversy surrounding Ozzy's entry into the Congressional Record, the decline of California's infrastructure and culture, and the ethics of using AI to preserve celebrity legacies. They also critique political accountability, discuss the Epstein scandal connections, and reflect on the negative impacts of social media and marijuana on youth.
“Just because you're famous it doesn't mean you're qualified to talk about politics. And that's where I think the the problem is. You have a lot of people who I think the the general assumption is oh you're famous you have a platform. You must be intelligent. You must know. There are a lot of stupid famous people with a lot of stupid ideas.”
“Every action has a consequence except in California.”
“It is either we do it or someone else is going to do it. It's it's like saying why do you need a CD when you have a vinyl record? We move with the times.”
“I think it's really dangerous because it allows people to think they can do whatever the [__] they want whenever they want because when they do, they get a lot of praise for it. No matter how if what they're doing is good or bad, it gets attention.”
“One of the leading contributors to schizophrenia... is marijuana. And for people under the age of 21, schizophrenia and when you start it young, your brain stops developing. You you remain a [__] child.”
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