Adam Carolla Show Kelsey Grammer on Trump, Newsom Running for President, and Malibu Fire Updates
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Dec 11, 2025 
Kelsey Grammer, celebrated for his role as Frasier Crane, shares insights into his film Turbulence and the heartfelt tribute in his book, Karen: A Brother Remember. He dives into the complexities of politics, contrasting Trump's style with Gavin Newsom's appeal despite criticism. Kelsey opens up about personal tragedy, recounting his sister's murder and its lasting impact on him. Plus, he reflects on starting a family later in life, and the challenges posed by Malibu's post-fire recovery. A mix of nostalgia and sharp commentary awaits!
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Authenticity Beats Politeness
- Kelsey Grammer says Donald Trump became more authentic in his second term, shedding staged statesman behavior.
- Grammer argues that authenticity and decisiveness attract voters more than process-driven politeness.
Process Culture Blocks Results
- Adam Carolla labels many officials as “process people” who prefer meetings over action.
- He argues this culture keeps problems like homelessness and infrastructure unresolved despite funding.
Graffiti On Burned Malibu Lots
- Adam describes graffiti appearing on vacant Malibu lots left after the fires as a new sign of decline.
- He says tagged multimillion-dollar lots show how little rebuilding progress has occurred.
