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00:01:29.000Wild pigs are the hardest animal to solve in terms of invasive species because they fuck like crazy and they breed like three times a year.
00:01:38.000So one pig can have like three litters in a year.
00:08:54.000And they're gonna repeat themselves, and they're gonna make a big deal out of shit that's not a big deal, and you're gonna want to run through a fucking wall.
00:10:45.000This is how you have to think about it.
00:10:46.000We're thinking about it as just a pandemic, but it's also there's a mind disease, like a fear disease that's sweeping through the land, too.
00:10:55.000And I feel like your resources are being used up in so many different directions that it's like you're a little overrun.
00:11:04.000It's one of the reasons why people are reacting so violently to things lately.
00:11:13.000There's like a certain level of other things that you can tolerate in your life when you have so many things compounding and piling on top of each other.
00:11:23.000It's like the reason why they say that people get road rage is because it's not just you're in a car and someone does something stupid, but your senses are heightened because you know you're going 60 miles an hour.
00:11:49.000Because you're fucking driving fast and it's like if everybody fucks up, if someone's texting and they're going into your lane, you could die.
00:11:56.000So because of that, because we have this in our head, it causes us to be like extra ramped up.
00:12:02.000And I think that's how we are right now with everything.
00:12:04.000Because of COVID, even if you don't have COVID, even if you're not worried about COVID, what it's done is it's made everybody ramp up.
00:13:08.000The economic stress, the stress of the virus, I think we just need to fucking make a collective global effort, a collected effort to just be nicer to each other.
00:14:38.000That's been the problem the whole time.
00:14:39.000Flip phones just have to get better text recognition software or voice-to-text recognition software so you can just talk your messages into a flip phone.
00:14:49.000So all anybody can do is text you and call you.
00:14:58.000They're too worked up about everything.
00:15:00.000Some things they should be worked up about, but the problem is there's no balance.
00:15:04.000Because it's almost all the stuff that they're angry about, because that's what they want to text and tweet and Facebook about, and very little of the stuff.
00:15:11.000Like, what's the ratio of, like, really cool stories that make you feel good to, like, another horror in the news?
00:17:37.000You gotta go to the grocery store, and you're literally walking through a dust storm, so you're dressed like one of them dudes from Lord of the Rings.
00:20:40.000That thing always comes up, though, and it's never anything.
00:20:43.000You know what shocks me is when you have the leader of a cult, and they have doomsday, and they have the date and the time, and they all go outside, and they sing, and it doesn't happen, and then that guy convinces them to stay, and he goes, no, it's a different day.
00:20:57.000There was a guy who was taking out billboards.
00:21:00.000There was a billboard in Woodland Hills on Ventura Boulevard, and it had this fucking billboard, and he had a bunch of them all over the place.
00:21:08.000But it had this billboard that showed the very day the Earth was going to end.
00:22:43.000The victims of human sacrifice by Mexico's ancient Mayans who threw children into water-filled caverns were likely boys and young men, not virgin girls, as previously believed.
00:22:55.000So, wow, they would human sacrifice by throwing children into water-filled caverns.
00:22:59.000I could see how they could help, though, your crop.
00:23:03.000Like, you believe in superstition so much, you want to drown a kid so that the crops come back.
00:23:11.000That's a sign you, people feeling out of control, they don't know the answers to something, they can't figure out.
00:23:17.000But how crazy do the people in almost all religions, especially the ancient ones, they lean towards these really ridiculous things like that.
00:23:53.000People act like that's a normal story.
00:23:56.000That's the God that makes the universe told you to murder somebody and since you said yes, you did the right thing by saying yes because you have to trust God even if God tells you something that you can't imagine is real.
00:24:06.000Right, even if you didn't know in your gut it's wrong to murder your kid.
00:24:09.000You have to murder your kid because God's telling you to.
00:24:11.000And you were about to and you're like, okay good.
00:36:30.000Every car crash, Tesla crash on the news.
00:36:32.000And when there was fires, which there are anymore, and there was only like a few, everyone was front page and people thought, don't those cars blow up?
00:36:45.000Anyway, I just get, the fact that they made such, he made such an amazing car and got past all the bullshit that was coming at him to destroy it.
00:42:56.000The worry is that this separates people even more from the emotional contact that we get, the emotional interaction we get from an actual human being.
00:44:31.000I think that world, the world of actors and actresses, I think it's very difficult for them to gauge how other people view someone who's really famous who does something like that.
00:44:49.000Like, you have to understand, I don't think they thought about skepticism.
00:44:53.000I don't think they thought about people looking at it very cynically.
00:45:54.000Because black people used to be slaves.
00:45:57.000So just that, just that alone, if you did not come from that, there's some sort of guilt that you're connected to the ancestors that enslaved those people.
00:46:06.000There's something in the back of your head.
00:46:09.000Especially if you're from old family, like if your family's been in this country for fucking since the 1500s or some shit, like for sure your family had something to do with slavery.
00:47:29.000But it will become more and more taboo and more and more disgusting to people if you judge people on race now.
00:47:38.000It's like a new blip in the consciousness.
00:47:41.000It's a more disgusting crime to actually judge people and limit who you think their potential as a human being because they're from Southeast Asia or they're from Mexico or they're from...
00:47:57.000That's going to become a disgusting trait.
00:52:48.000Well, what's confusing is if you don't have a good sense of history, you think of it and you go, well, if I saw a black guy dressed like a white guy, what would I give a fuck?
00:53:06.000And black people couldn't act in movies, so they had white people dress up and put paint on their face so that they looked like a black person.
00:53:14.000To me, it's like, I understand that people think that's offensive.
00:53:17.000I understand that it's offensive to you.
00:53:32.000You're looking at these people that are just really interested in people dancing and running around and doing so with this weird paint on their face.
00:54:45.000Find out Robert Johnson, that's the legendary blues man, the big legend of whether or not he sold his soul to the devil, because he was so much better than everybody else.
00:57:37.000They all died at 27. So imagine, there's this and then this wack-ass Al Jolson singing terrible songs and pretending to be a black guy at the exact same time that Robert Johnson was alive.
00:58:49.000They just arrested them a lot for shit.
00:58:51.000And then imagine being a guy whose entire life you've been a slave.
00:58:55.000Now you're 25 years old, and they've just let you free.
00:58:58.000And you've got to figure out how to get a job, and nobody wants to hire you, and everybody's scared of you, and everybody's prejudiced against you, and there's no opportunities.
00:59:06.000And they just start arresting you, and making you break rocks.
00:59:23.000I am 52 years old, and I believe Michael Yeo had on his page that A year that, like, to the very year that I was born, maybe I was alive for one year where it was illegal for a black man and a white woman to get married.
01:01:16.000And all about how the Mexicans tricked people into settling into Texas because they knew the Comanches lived there and the Comanches were going to kill them.
01:01:23.000They wanted a buffer between people and the Comanches.
01:02:49.000They did whatever the fuck they wanted and they figured out how to fight on horseback and then they figured out how to use a Colt revolver.
01:02:55.000They were the only people using the revolver.
01:02:58.000Nobody saw a use for something they could fire five times before it ran out of bullets.
01:03:03.000So this guy invented this revolver when he was like I think he was like 16 years old or something crazy.
01:03:24.000One guy got a hold of a Colt revolver, and then he goes, hey, I think we just changed the game.
01:03:30.000They started fucking up these Indians on horseback, and they started conquering big chunks of land that the Comanches were dominating before.
01:07:13.000Okay, it says, I talked with the white man whose place this Negro died, and I also talked with the Negro woman on the place.
01:07:19.000The plantation owner said the Negro man, seemingly about 26 years old, came from Tunica two or three weeks before he died to play banjo at a Negro dance given there on the plantation.
01:07:29.000He stayed in the house with some of the Negroes, saying he wanted to pick cotton.
01:07:34.000The white man did not have a doctor for this Negro, and he had not worked for him.
01:07:42.000He was buried in a homemade coffin furnished by the county.
01:07:44.000The plantation owner said that was his opinion that he died of syphilis.
01:07:50.000His sister then came, got him out of that coffin, tried to have his death looked into, and no one really looked into it.
01:08:55.000For the record, that was on Wikipedia that could have been organized in maybe the not most truthful way, but that's how it was put in place.
01:09:22.000What do you think about going back and canceling?
01:09:24.000Well, it's hard because the context of the time is different.
01:09:27.000When Jimmy Fallon was playing Chris Rock, I know you think it's offensive, but it wasn't universally considered offensive to pretend to be someone of a different race.
01:09:36.000It wasn't automatically thought of as you're trying to be racist if you pretend you're Chris Rock, if you can do a Chris Rock impression and you put makeup on your face that makes you look like an African American.
01:09:48.000It wasn't It wasn't necessarily racist because you were pretending to be an actual human being.
01:10:23.000You could pretend to be Mr. T when I was in high school.
01:10:25.000Like, when I was in high school, you could put makeup on your face, have gold chains around your neck, and you could pretend to be Mr. T. Did you ever do blackface just in the 80s?
01:11:19.000You know, we've already lost certain words that we can never say again, even in jest, because they're so offensive that even uttering them is like an incantation for an ass-kicking.
01:11:29.000You're going to call people to beat your ass.
01:11:46.000And when a word becomes like a super powerful word or a deed becomes a super powerful deed, like a thing that doesn't really hurt anybody, like blackface.
01:11:55.000When you decide, if you decided to be Mike Tyson for Halloween and you're an Italian guy and you had a fucking fake tattoo put on my fucking face, I'm fucking...
01:12:40.000If it never existed, if just black people did their music and they were just recognized as being musicians, and there was never a white guy who tried to pretend he's black and do it and steal their thunder, if that never existed at all- You think it wouldn't be a problem?
01:13:32.000Now me, as a person, Just as a human being, I understand the context of what would be offensive about this and where we are today in 2020 and the progress we're making and all that stuff.
01:13:43.000I just got to tell you, for me as a person, that is fascinating.
01:13:48.000I am fascinated by this as just the evolution of an animal, of a human being, of a culture where we're seeing the people from that day.
01:14:27.000However, just as someone who's like watching, like if you were watching a bird and it exhibited really weird behavior a long time ago and then it stopped doing it, he'd be freaked out.
01:14:40.000How are they different from the way they were back then?
01:14:43.000If you got to, if you could fucking have a time machine and go back and watch a minstrel show, a live minstrel show, you and me, we get high as fuck.
01:15:24.000If you could put a game on, like one of those Oculus Rift things, if you could put a helmet on and it would just transport you back in time, not just to this place, but like to Egypt.
01:16:08.000And they'd have to continue to pretend they're from the olden times and be like, in the future, people make fun of you and they do these festivals and they're a bunch of nerds who act like you.
01:16:17.000And they would have to continue like, oh, you're from the future, sir.
01:17:16.000It can 100% be the outcome and I think it is going to be the outcome because if you look at all these people that are peacefully marching versus the people that are looting and all the crazy shit, the numbers are overwhelming.
01:21:44.000If that is what caused him to die, and we don't know if that was, or if it was the people on top of him, or was the stress of the event, or it was a combination of all those things.
01:24:28.000They made it funny to watch these cops pull over these bumbling rednecks with those fucking red plastic cups and they're beating each other up.
01:25:24.000Jamie was telling me the story that the guy knew that the taser that the gentleman stole from him and ran away from him and, like, pointed the taser at him when they shot him.
01:27:17.000I don't know how you fix it once it gets started.
01:27:19.000You know, it's very difficult to give someone back their dignity and, you know, and to do it, you almost need one-on-one individual attention with someone who's like a counselor, a babysitter.
01:27:29.000Someone's gonna straighten the person out and clean them up and get them to think better and get them to eat better and get them to drink water and stop shooting heroin into the dick and get a job.
01:28:30.000You just need to know it's a real thing.
01:28:32.000And then someone texted me, it might have been Metzger, someone texted me that they heard it was because Harvey was shooting coke into his dick.
01:31:26.000That is a great porno, and I don't want to dismiss that as a great porno.
01:31:30.000So, the end of this story, the doctor comes in, and I'm in that paper roll, he opens up, looks down, looks up at me, and he goes, oh, you just got a little fat.
01:34:13.000You're better off being a very poor person.
01:34:18.000I don't know if this is an entire show, but I would rather be someone who's just got a studio apartment, who makes 40 grand, whatever, than be a king back then.
01:34:29.000Imagine if you could just tell these people, if you were in ancient Europe, and you were like, I'm going to show you how I live!
01:34:36.000You got in the shower, you turned it on, like, oh my god, now I'm going to watch TV. Oh, look, they're pumping his fucking wig with powder.
01:42:34.000My friend Peter Atiyah, he swam those waters shortly afterwards because he's preparing for some crazy Hawaiian swim where he swam from like Maui to the Big Island.
01:44:40.000Because that's what a lot of it is, right?
01:44:41.000If you're fucking coming out of an airport, and you're high on edibles, which I usually am, that's how I'm flying, and I have a Starbucks in my hand, and I'm listening to Jimi Hendrix, and some dude asked me, you know, what do you think about Black Lives Matter?
01:44:53.000I'm like, whoa, this is a loaded question right here.
01:44:56.000You know or anything any any important issue where you could be like, you know, what do you think about it?
01:45:02.000What do you what kind of answer am I going to give you?
01:45:04.000High as fuck holding on to a Starbucks?
01:45:06.000It is the worst time to be drilled especially if you don't When you're flying you got to just accept the fact that you're flying, right?
01:45:15.000You just sit there and you sit there and you listen to music or you look at a movie on your laptop You're basically just sitting there chilling you're like you accept where you are and then you get off You get your coffee, you start walking, and there's a question about life.
01:46:59.000And biological needs mean that, like, men are still in some way rewarded for being, like, big, strong, physical specimens, like a big football player or, you know, some elite athlete.
01:47:15.000It's like, biologically, a woman's body will tell her, like, that is a man to breed with.
01:47:56.000I realize I developed this personality because of the face I just was given.
01:48:01.000But on the other hand, one of the reasons why you're so funny is the perspective of life that you have coming from someone who's not totally happy with your appearance.
01:48:10.000No, I was just very tiny and it did not go well for me.
01:50:04.000He was literally saying, if you want to get really strong, you want to lift at night after work, but you want to work all day picking up bricks and shit.
01:50:11.000This guy, his strategy for being a stronger power lifter was get a job carrying rocks all day.
01:50:53.000He realizes that, first of all, when you think about digging a hole, like, honestly, as someone, I mean, I'm not a kinesiologist, but I understand a little bit about exercise.
01:51:04.000It's a smart word for a guy who knows exercise.
01:51:07.000When you hold on to a pole and you fucking shove it into the ground with your leg and then you wrench it with your arms.
01:51:25.000But you can do this shit and this shit and depending upon, obviously, the size of the handle of the The shovel, but you can get a real workout shoveling, man.
01:51:34.000Just fucking shoveling things to the ground, stomping on it.
01:54:43.000But it's something about, like, if you can grow the lettuce, grow the tomatoes, grow some bell peppers and some onions, grow all that stuff, mix it together with a little balsamic vinaigrette, grow the carrots, chop them up, put them in the salad, and you're eating that salad.
01:54:55.000You're like, holy shit, I grew this thing.
01:59:47.000I mean, nobody wants to say this, right?
01:59:48.000But when you think of, like, weird sort of antisocial behavior, people getting locked into an online world, people getting disconnected from human beings, you know, all of this is...
02:01:54.000Three people with inherited diseases successfully treated with CRISPR. So this is what the real...
02:02:03.000Fascinating thing about CRISPR is is that they're going to be able to cure a bunch of diseases through it and here it is two people with a bait boy say that word beta Thalassemia Thalassemia and one with sickle cell disease no longer require blood transfusions which are normally used to retreat to treat severe forms of these inherited diseases and After their bone marrow stem cells were gene-edited with CRISPR. Dude,
02:02:33.000they fucking edited their bone marrow stem cells.
02:05:03.000The idea was that the whole movie, spoiler alert, was kind of like a LSD or some psychedelic induced dream that the government gave him a psychedelic and gave him this crazy induced fucked up dream.
02:09:01.000Do you really want to just fucking struggle and get beat up by the cops and fucking lose your job because of corporate and they're downsizing, they don't give a fuck how much money you put in this fucking company?
02:09:16.000Or would you want to stay alive the same amount of time, but we just connect you to a machine, and the memories and life that we give you is far more exciting.
02:10:49.000And it's influenced a certain amount by the way we think.
02:10:52.000Not just, it's not just a physical thing.
02:10:54.000Just like when people are mad at you, it feels terrible.
02:10:57.000Like if you said something at work to a guy and you regret it and you got to go there the next day and see him and you got to run into him and we feel bad, we feel bad, I feel bad.
02:11:05.000Like people feel bad when they have bad interactions with each other.
02:11:08.000We're not just like, we're not just, we're definitely not Individuals that are disconnected from everyone around them.
02:11:18.000If people around you have bad feelings, you feel bad.
02:12:19.000No car accidents are real, because no one ever touches anybody.
02:12:22.000I'm still offended you don't care about my lawn, but listen.
02:12:26.000I do, I just don't want to be plastic.
02:12:28.000The point is, they're gonna make robots, robot girlfriends, and I don't know which sex, this is a good question for you to answer, which sex will be more mad?
02:12:36.000The females got these guys who have these robots that are, they're not dating anymore because they love this, or women, or will men be mad because women are totally satisfied with this guy that's like, what happened at work, what?
02:15:14.000Look, man, we can't make that mistake.
02:15:17.000You know, as human beings, we've already decided that other humans that aren't like us are not equal to us.
02:15:25.000What if we eventually invent a fucking robot that has all the characteristics of us, including it feels pain and has emotions, and we decide that it's not?
02:15:35.000Oh my God, have we not learned from all of the years of horrors that we've inflicted upon our fellow man, we're gonna now do this to these sentient robots?
02:16:00.000And she just, no emotion, walks towards the helicopter.
02:16:04.000What if this is a simulation and this has happened over and over, our job is to create the machines that then, like our purpose we find out is to create the machines.
02:16:18.000These little beings that get a little smart and then they make us again and then we make another universe.
02:16:23.000I had a joke that I did a long time ago about the Big Bang Theory.
02:16:29.000That like, what if the Big Bang Theory is just like what people figure out?
02:16:34.000Like they get to a point where someone, it takes like 14 billion years, they get to the point where something can invent a button, you press that button, it resets time.
02:16:44.000And then they're all sitting around staring at it.
02:16:46.000And one dude, he's got autism, and he's on Red Bull, and no one's ever touched his dick.
02:16:52.000And he's like, fuck it, I'll press it.
02:17:12.000If you think about what we're doing and what we used to be able to do, think about when I was talking about the Comanches and that pistol, there was a big deal in 1840 that someone figured out how to make a revolver, right?
02:20:31.000Well, everything you said is very good, very important.
02:20:35.000I don't think that all we know about propulsion and the ability to travel through space and time...
02:20:42.000The same as a civilization that's been around for thousands of years longer than us.
02:20:47.000So if there is a civilization out there, and I'm not saying there is, but if scientists believe that there should be, I mean there was a recent thing they were talking about, they're doing some sort of an equation about our own galaxy that said there might be as many as 36 intelligent life forms in terms of planets occupied by intelligent life forms in our galaxy.
02:21:07.000So they don't really know, they're just kind of guessing.
02:21:10.000But you gotta assume that if it happened once, in the right set of circumstances, it could happen again, if given enough time, and the planet doesn't get blown up.
02:21:20.000Now, if what we know about people in 2020, I mean, we're talking about sending videos through the air, and fucking SpaceX is shooting people into space again, docking at the space station, and...
02:21:32.000There's a lot of crazy shit we're doing that didn't exist at all 100 years ago.
02:21:36.000So if we went 1,000 years from now, how fucking bonkers would be the inventions?
02:21:41.000You've got to assume that each invention exponentially encourages more inventions to branch off of it.
02:21:50.000We started off with planes, you know, the Wright brothers, and then we very quickly get into propellers and jet engines, and then we were rocketing, you know, to the moon, and like this.
02:22:59.000Maybe it'll be more efficient or more energy efficient or won't, you know, it'll be electric so it won't fuck up the environment or something.
02:23:41.000You get like a speck, or they just, they recognize by the way the sun wobbles sometimes.
02:23:47.000They find, yeah, they find what the star is, and they recognize that there's like a certain kind of a wobble to the image that's coming, so they talk.
02:24:16.000Just imagine if you were floating around near that thing and you could look at it and realize here's this lifeless, massive object that shares a solar system with us.
02:33:52.000It's like if I had to choose one car to drive for the rest of my life, whether it be a Hot Rod every day or a Tesla, I'd be like, I'm going to take the Tesla.
02:35:27.000I think even if you CGI'd people onto that picture that were like normal-sized people relative to that car, just keep it still for a second.
02:35:35.000Even if you CGI'd people on that, you would still be like, I don't buy it.
02:35:39.000There's something about the perspective.
02:38:39.000And when it's done, like when you make one of those videos, and then you get a bunch of positive feedback from it, that's gotta be amazingly satisfying.
02:38:53.000And we're working on making a show, and it's like we're working so hard and no one is even asking for it, but it's really satisfying and I don't really care about the money.
02:39:02.000I feel like you just keep doing those goddamn Instagram videos if you can.
02:42:30.000The funny parts, the moment where he hits the big laughs...
02:42:34.000You're like, holy shit, that's him and him.
02:42:37.000So that's Eddie playing the wife, this enormous woman who rescues him from a sandbox, spoiler alert, when he's a little kid and basically kidnaps him and makes him become her husband.
02:42:49.000One of her brothers is Terry Crews, and the other brothers are two dudes who are built just like Terry Crews, just big fucking giant dudes, just super jacked, and they're all trying to run some scam on this lady, and Norbert has to fucking step in and save the day.
02:45:22.000We watch a minstrel show that's in a tent in the middle of Kansas in the early 1900s when you're like, oh my gosh, should I just kill myself?
02:45:29.000Like if you know how this thing turns out.
02:50:51.000As well, according to Dr. Rhonda Patrick, she's been on my podcast before, she was explaining that all these people that were in the intensive care union with COVID A giant percentage of them, like more than 80% of them in one study, had insufficient levels of vitamin D. And only 4% had sufficient levels.
02:51:11.000And so then she told me that 70% of the United States is deficient in vitamin D. 70%.
02:51:39.000But there was a very small number of people, like if it was 70% or deficient, there was a certain number of people that had insufficient levels to the point where they were vulnerable, their immune system was vulnerable,
02:52:20.000And when one of them is missing, and one of them is severely missing, and a really important one like vitamin D, The whole thing gets thrown into whack and you get vulnerable.
02:52:28.000That's part of what we're showing here.
02:52:30.000There's a metabolic vulnerability that a lot of people have.
02:52:35.000And it's not just that the virus is scary, but it's also that people have really fucked up immune systems because they're not healthy, because they're not getting enough vitamins.
02:52:44.000When you find all these athletes That catch this disease and shake it off like it's nothing.
02:52:50.000You gotta go, okay, we were talking yesterday about these NBA players that got it.
02:54:45.000Anybody that thinks that's a superficial aspect of our culture today, you're out of your mind.
02:54:51.000That Bruce Jenner is now Caitlyn Jenner, it's no big deal.
02:54:55.000The weirdness of it, not saying that she shouldn't be able to do that, she absolutely should, but the weirdness of that sort of defines how crazy life is today.
02:55:05.000It's almost like you're seeing these little hints when you're getting close to the end of the game.
02:58:43.000Bro, I saw somebody actually quote, I saw somebody on Twitter that actually said, stop calling people Karens, it's misogynistic, and it's just a convenient way of you saying bitch.
03:01:03.000There is a lot of conversations, I don't know if you've noticed, where...
03:01:06.000Where you think you're having a conversation with somebody, but really they're just checking if you agree with every single thing they're saying.
03:01:13.000And then you get this venom if you diverge from...
03:01:17.000It's really weird, but I've had a few bump-ins with people.
03:01:20.000So that if you diverge from their ideology at all, they get venom?
03:03:47.000And hopefully, like you said, it'll get ironed out and stuff.
03:03:50.000Well, Minneapolis is going to be an interesting case study because if they do defund their police, I don't know what they're going to replace it with or how they're going to redo it.
03:03:57.000I hope they redo it with more money, but it doesn't seem like they're going to.
03:04:00.000They should pay people more money because it's a fucking horrifically dangerous job.
03:04:04.000And they should train people much better.
03:04:06.000And they should train people more often.
03:05:24.000It seems like whenever cops get ramped up, and they have a lot of power, and they're holding a gun, there's a person in front of them, and there's some sort of a dispute, and they're yelling, get on the fucking ground!
03:05:48.000Statistics show that although there are these horrific cases like that George Floyd case where you get to watch it, there's less of those than there were in like 2015. There's less.
03:06:00.000Doesn't mean it's good, but there's less black men are killed by cops now than there was before.
03:08:26.000You're seeing this probably, even though it's less, things are happening To folks because of bad cops, more people are seeing it than ever before.
03:09:31.000They were espousing an ideology that on paper at least seems sort of admirable, giving power to the people, getting rid of corruption, getting rid of some of the bad aspects of capitalism.
03:09:42.000There's all sorts of parts of it that sold people on the idea, but it's not good.
03:09:47.000They don't own any of those buildings.
03:14:01.000This should be something where it gets argued, where there's a meeting where you show all the interactions that the police have had with the community.
03:14:11.000All the interactions, every single one of them.
03:14:13.000It gets detailed and documented, and then you say, well, how many of these were negative?
03:14:16.000And you look at it, if there was like three or four really strongly negative ones.
03:14:41.000But to throw it all out, if you were arguing that, Like from data, from a data perspective, if you're in a meeting and they're like, look, we have these, these are the bad interactions and these, all these papers are the good interactions.
03:14:55.000You'd be like, okay, well, rationally, we need to stop that from happening.
03:16:28.000Yeah, there's hundreds of thousands of interactions that are not good, that are happening all the time, especially with the protests and stuff.
03:17:58.000Yeah, because that's what we were talking about before.
03:18:00.000Like when a cop has to worry when he's talking to a guy, the guy could be like super kind and just thinking about punching him in the face.
03:18:06.000Like if I was in a situation like in a movie, like a Bourne Identity movie, and there was a cop that was interrogating me and he was saying something to me and he kept closing in on me.
03:18:14.000I was like, oh my God, I'm going to have to knock this cop out.
03:18:16.000Okay, I don't want them to know I'm going to hit them, so I'm just going to be really compliant.
03:19:06.000Like I was reading this horrible story about or listening to this horrible story about these Comanches that came into these people's houses and uh they came in they just wanted their food.
03:19:15.000They said let me have food and then people fed them and then after they ate they said uh go now no hurt go vamoose no hurt they like they forced the people out of their own house yeah and the people just didn't know what to do they just like let's run they just started running across the field they got about a half a mile the Comanches found them and one lady who was pregnant They cut the top of her head off.
03:19:35.000Like, and they scalped her from the ears up.
03:20:05.000And when shit goes fucking completely sideways, I was watching this thing in New Mexico where this one kid hit this guy with a skateboard and then pulled a knife out on the guy and the guy reaches out of his fucking pants and pulls a gun and shoots the dude down.
03:20:19.000This was at one of those take down a statue rallies.
03:20:23.000Yeah, it's like fuck people are losing their mind.
03:20:25.000I mean it's not that kind of horrific violence is not that far removed from that shit that was going on with the Settlers and the Plains Indians is not that far removed man.
03:20:36.000It's like you're only a couple incidents away Nobody thought we'd be seeing that on a regular basis people having gunfights on the street and A dude getting attacked by Antifa and he fucking lights him up with a 9mm and drops him while everyone's screaming.