He suggests thinking about repair and reuse more locally over transporting them around the world.
If you ask a hotel to bring up clean towels and they put you off, he suggests, tweet about it.
The Art of Rivalry is, he suggests, a book about "yielding, intimacy, and openness to influence… about susceptibility".
More important, he suggests, is anger about the presence in the country of perhaps 12m illegal immigrants.
If David took anything else from his father, he suggests, "it was about respecting people, but holding your own views.
If he suggests surgery, ask about doing the Kegel Exercises first.
In fact, earlier in Monday's program, Robertson ruminated on a passage of the Old Testament and what he says it suggests about homosexuality.
When the younger generation thinks of freedom, he suggests, it is no longer about exclusivity, it is about inclusivity.
He suggests he is agnostic about the source of these subjective memories, as he is about questions of mind and matter.
