Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 114 — All-American Halftime Hoopla + AI Scott Adams？ + Roblox ICE Raids？

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00:00:16.220 All right, folks, we are back.

00:00:23.880 Welcome to Thought Crime Thursday.

00:00:26.760 day we're here i believe and we have a great show in store for all of you and i believe and i think

00:00:34.500 i'm having seen that confirmed now that we have all four of the current co-hosts of course our

00:00:41.860 fifth co-host on assignment in heaven but we've got blake tyler and andrew all here we hear you

00:00:50.340 It's a remarkable achievement.

00:00:52.580 We have all four standard people at the standard time.

00:00:58.420 It's amazing.

00:00:59.240 At the stated schedule.

00:01:00.180 We don't usually see it.

00:01:01.400 Everything would all in our correct chairs, in our correct postures.

00:01:05.460 We're so excited about the all-American halftime.

00:01:08.180 Everything would be perfect, except that Andrew forgot the dress code rules,

00:01:12.740 and so he's in an undershirt or something right now.

00:01:16.500 I'm in an undershirt.

00:01:17.840 I did it.

00:01:19.020 I want a sweatshirt.

00:01:19.920 We all took Andrew out back, beat the crap out of him, and took his jacket away.

00:01:24.360 You guys are very mean about this.

00:01:25.660 I have an iconic jacket, and you don't see me wearing it on this show.

00:01:30.360 Yeah, it's an amazing place.

00:01:32.060 Blake is wearing my jacket.

00:01:34.300 Blake is wearing the Dwight Shrew outfit a little bit.

00:01:36.800 Picked up from Taylor, but I'm not wearing it.

00:01:38.560 Nope.

00:01:39.620 Well, here we are.

00:01:41.100 We made it.

00:01:42.100 We're live.

00:01:42.820 We are live.

00:01:43.740 We're live.

00:01:44.560 So hit us up in the chat.

00:01:45.900 If you guys have comments, send us the comments.

00:01:48.540 We'll totally read them and react to them and possibly hate on them.

00:01:51.900 I have them up.

00:01:53.200 But but as so, here's our ground rules, ground rules.

00:01:56.660 Right. So we all know different bits and pieces about the All-American Halftime Show.

00:02:03.040 I imagine we're going to get a lot of questions about that.

00:02:05.680 So we should probably set some ground rules because I know Kid Rock has been going around saying that he's got a surprise, but he doesn't want to reveal it.

00:02:14.820 He wants to maintain the element of that.

00:02:16.500 obviously we all know things so what what are the ground rules for talking about the all-american

00:02:21.560 halftime show which will be the only halftime show this weekend the ground rules are that we

00:02:28.640 call it the game a game there's a lot of games this weekend it's a sporting event a sports game

00:02:36.280 it's an important game that that lots of people tend to wear yeah it's like all of the preliminary

00:02:42.180 hockey rounds of the winter olympics and i was watching them and we can also say definitively

00:02:48.640 that uh that it is part of a league that a lot of people are familiar with league of legends

00:02:54.300 league of legends we're gonna call it the league of legends we put that would be your legend we

00:02:58.840 put out some some tweets about it i think people know about it now uh but we can't talk about

00:03:04.920 anything because well i mean we'll explain probably a little bit more after all this is

00:03:10.200 We can talk about the lineup.

00:03:12.780 Let's get the lineup up there again.

00:03:14.540 We are excited to be bringing Kid Rock, Brantley Gilbert, Lee Bryce,

00:03:20.640 Gabby Barrett, all to the All-American Halftime Show.

00:03:24.440 It will be streaming live around 8 p.m. Eastern on Sunday.

00:03:31.880 Well, there you go.

00:03:32.520 That's not from.

00:03:34.720 That was Kid Rock at the RNC.

00:03:36.700 I was there.

00:03:37.480 I think we were all there, actually.

00:03:38.700 That is not from our event.

00:03:41.160 Because it hasn't happened yet.

00:03:42.220 People liked it.

00:03:42.860 Look at J.D.

00:03:43.600 It would be like a temporal displacement.

00:03:46.380 Usha not into it as much.

00:03:50.300 Is he actually doing Werewolves of London?

00:03:53.520 So, no.

00:03:54.820 No, no.

00:03:55.320 He has a song that samples Werewolves of London.

00:03:58.660 Okay.

00:03:59.080 It shows how much I know.

00:04:00.000 Yes, it really does.

00:04:02.240 What I want to say is you can watch the show right here on Rumble.

00:04:06.140 All summer long.

00:04:07.440 You can watch the show right here on Rumble.

00:04:10.200 All of Turning Point's social media channels are going to have it,

00:04:12.880 so TPUSA, YouTube, X, and Rumble.

00:04:16.740 Charlie.

00:04:17.940 Charlie's.

00:04:18.980 Yeah, we'll put it up on Charlie's stuff.

00:04:21.100 In addition to social media, and by the way,

00:04:24.080 all of you people have a YouTube app on your TV these days,

00:04:27.320 so you can have it ready to go if you want to switch over that way.

00:04:30.760 Other ways to watch it, Sinclair's broadcast OTT channel, Charge.

00:04:36.500 So that's Samsung Plus, YouTube TV, Hulu, Sling, all those things.

00:04:40.200 uh daily wire plus tbn real america's voice where we have the charlie kirk show and jack

00:04:46.320 posobics uh daily show speak for yourself andrew you say everyone's got a youtube app on their tv

00:04:52.460 now but i will have you know i watch television the way god intended on a wooden cathode ray

00:04:57.660 tube television set with that wait wait do you have bad bunny ears on your tv it does not have

00:05:03.520 the bunny ears it has knobs it has literal physical knobs he will forever be known as

00:05:08.680 conejo malo conejo malo conejo malo because we have four months to learn spanish i've been

00:05:16.940 practicing it because you guys all know yes yes i'm quarter mexican so i have a i have a total

00:05:24.580 pass today just to go ham on all that kind of conversation because i'm one of them well we

00:05:29.800 had talked on on our group chats trying to agitate the government into doing flyovers

00:05:36.420 over the big game.

00:05:39.280 We need a DHS deportation plane flyovers. 0.95

00:05:42.740 Just ride over. 0.99

00:05:43.600 Just say ice.

00:05:44.560 I was trying to call in an airstrike.

00:05:46.900 Ride over.

00:05:48.100 No, I didn't say that.

00:05:49.580 I'm going to pause.

00:05:51.300 Disavow.

00:05:52.000 Disavow.

00:05:53.180 And then I'm going to continue the sentence.

00:05:55.820 Fly right over the San Francisco.

00:05:59.600 It's not even San Francisco.

00:06:00.720 San Francisco.

00:06:01.240 There it goes.

00:06:01.760 Yeah, they play like San Clara.

00:06:02.400 It's like four hours away with traffic from San Francisco.

00:06:05.160 If you were going to plan a bunch of, you know, flights, you know, just test flights.

00:06:09.400 I think they should be going over Santa Clara over and over and over.

00:06:13.080 I think what they should do genuinely is load up a couple DHS deportation planes bound for Seacott, load them up there, fly them over, buzz the stadium, and then do a big ad during the Super Bowl of all the killers that they got out, like child sex traffickers.

00:06:30.980 Drop leaflets.

00:06:31.600 Just drop leaflets on the top of the entire Super Bowl. 0.99

00:06:35.160 to Bukele's Seacott prison. 1.00

00:06:38.840 That would be really cool.

00:06:40.500 Maybe identify one person

00:06:42.760 who might be at that stadium

00:06:44.420 who might be a foreigner

00:06:46.440 who has some sort of outstanding warrant.

00:06:47.680 There's 80,000 people there.

00:06:49.160 There might be one.

00:06:50.020 You ID one of them

00:06:51.020 and then you have an excuse

00:06:52.140 to parachute in ice agents.

00:06:55.180 They land on the field

00:06:56.680 and arrest that person.

00:06:58.400 Just to make matters more interesting,

00:07:00.520 we could bring in 700 agents

00:07:03.180 agents that were just

00:07:04.740 part of the drawdown in

00:07:07.240 Minneapolis, but we reposition

00:07:09.140 those assets in Santa Clara.

00:07:11.980 And those are the guys that parachute

00:07:13.320 in. And they just start raiding

00:07:15.240 down the aisles. The government also

00:07:17.260 probably has the ability to

00:07:18.860 shut the grid down

00:07:21.220 right at halftime. I was going to say, what if they use

00:07:23.240 some of those sonar... Don't hurt innocent people

00:07:25.480 who are not at the game, but what you

00:07:27.320 could do, maybe they could say

00:07:29.340 there's a security hazard, and they say, guys,

00:07:31.420 to make sure everyone's safe they all need to go through you know this this advanced scanner that

00:07:36.420 they have for security and then you only give them one that's what they would do that's what

00:07:41.840 the biden administration would do for our event yeah exactly exactly we've been there we've been

00:07:45.780 there that's what they did do you think our audience knows the stories how we would host

00:07:50.880 president trump during the campaign and secret service would basically like we've got this and

00:07:56.480 they would just jerk us around they'd give us they'd give us two mags for like 17 000 people

00:08:02.760 and people are waiting out in the hot sun the the um metal detectors yeah metal detectors so people

00:08:08.780 are like i'll never forget this by the way it's a it's a classic charlie story we were in south

00:08:14.960 florida president trump was coming to our west palm president trump was coming to the event so

00:08:19.960 secret service has to go and advance everything joe biden's president they give us like prop what

00:08:25.520 was it like a legitimate number what was it like six mags in an event that size required it was

00:08:30.520 one mag 12 it may have been like i think it was literally it was literally like i think it was

00:08:34.820 two it was two mags very minimal there was one choke point entrance it was one choke point so

00:08:39.780 one entrance with two mags all these people insane go i mean we've got thousands of people that are

00:08:44.680 trying to get into this event and everybody had to go twist around in circles like we had to twist

00:08:50.060 the line around this parking structure and so what we had to do because the secret service was

00:08:56.100 jerking president trump around and jerking us around is we had to go by a bunch of big fans

00:09:01.060 to like blow air on these poor people that were stuck out in the mass humidity in the super hot

00:09:06.540 sun at least they were shaded but it was very hot humid it was it was probably hotter in that

00:09:12.180 parking garage even though they were out of the sun than it was outside so we had to get this

00:09:15.980 This was when Biden was president, just so everybody knows.

00:09:18.460 Yes, they were jerking Trump around because Biden was president.

00:09:21.040 And so we had to get pallets of water.

00:09:24.260 And then Charlie was supposed to go up and speak, I think, or something.

00:09:27.640 He had an interview, I think it was with Megyn Kelly, if I remember right,

00:09:30.840 and pushed that back and back and back because Charlie wanted to go out

00:09:34.500 in the parking structure, shake everybody's hand.

00:09:38.040 And, man, did he get dressed down by a bunch of, like, mad people.

00:09:42.000 Like, you need to run your event better.

00:09:43.520 and he's like listen this is not our fault this like we've done everything right we can't get

00:09:48.660 in the secret service to give us any more mags so we had to go one by one and deal with all the

00:09:52.200 pissed off people because the secret service was trying to kill people out in the what he went to

00:09:56.660 every single i'll never forget that it was the whole day it was like a two-day event and basically 0.55

00:10:00.800 every single person in line yeah it took him hours and he was flaming mad flaming mad i've

00:10:06.480 never seen charlie was that mad he was he was in rare form he was in rare form and by the way he

00:10:11.780 was getting it he was getting into it with people that were trying to blame this on turning point

00:10:14.960 because he's like this is not us you know like and but he was very gracious with people and tried to

00:10:19.280 just make things right and had all the staff out their hand and water bottles it's so funny because

00:10:23.440 otherwise my own my main memory of that event is just that i think that was the day on the show

00:10:28.920 we talked about michelle obama's uh princeton thesis i think that was like was it we did the

00:10:34.240 show and we talked about that that day so is that when the quote of the uh raw horsepowers of the

00:10:39.480 something like that which they take to they which they took to apply to all black women but he was

00:10:47.960 being very specific it was about uh katanji brown jackson michelle obama and sheila jackson lee right

00:10:54.080 yep that was the black women so that was that was all around it was a memorable day

00:10:59.260 in in the lore of turning point history mortal in the immortal lore uh but you know there's a lot

00:11:07.220 of stuff to talk about with the physically

00:11:09.200 gigantic game

00:11:11.260 that is among several

00:11:13.320 happening this weekend. That is one of those sports

00:11:15.200 leagues. Yeah, yeah, in the League of Legends.

00:11:17.520 Well, and with our show, which is going to be

00:11:19.240 so amazing, which we haven't really...

00:11:21.040 We do have to talk about it a little bit.

00:11:23.040 We are talking about it, aren't we? Even though there are certain things we have to keep

00:11:25.260 a surprise. Well, I'm excited

00:11:27.420 like you said for the surprise. Most of it will be a surprise to me.

00:11:29.180 Most of it will be a surprise to me because they've

00:11:30.900 kept it so close to the vest, I didn't

00:11:33.160 really know anything until we announced it.

00:11:35.420 Blake's like, I don't even know any Kid Rock songs, so the whole thing is a surprise.

00:11:38.740 I don't know any Kid Rock songs, and I will admit.

00:11:41.620 You don't know Bah with a Bah?

00:11:43.560 I know one Kid Rock song, and I had not heard of the other three people we've had on,

00:11:49.880 and I believe that they're pretty notable performers.

00:11:51.720 They're pretty notable.

00:11:52.980 I'm just totally out of the loop.

00:11:54.900 Caboose, you've got to get me a song from each of our artists.

00:11:59.420 Brantley Gilbert.

00:12:00.620 I have a Brantley Gilbert story that, I mean, it's not a super story,

00:12:03.680 But as people know, and we've talked about, Charlie was not a super big country guy.

00:12:10.600 I was also not a super big country guy.

00:12:14.520 And about, I think it was 10 years ago, about 10 years ago, when Tanya and I first started dating,

00:12:21.020 we, or at some point, you know, when we were like first started dating,

00:12:25.400 that we, she, for whatever reason, comes to this country, born in the Soviet Union,

00:12:30.360 falls in love with country music and she's like oh i really want to i really want to go out and

00:12:38.180 you really want to come and i was like well you know i really want you to come to the show and

00:12:42.360 like i'm going with some girlfriends but it'd be great if you came and i was like well who is it

00:12:46.100 she goes brantley gilbert and i was like what's that and she goes well it's country and i said

00:12:50.000 okay send me a picture of your ticket and she goes okay fine so i uh i i may have snuck into

00:12:56.500 the brantley gilbert concert using using a screenshot of her ticket to go in and i actually

00:13:03.700 liked it i actually liked it so uh we had a good time i grew up listening to country music but it's

00:13:09.640 more like the uh george straight version you know what's interesting is they they had uh george

00:13:14.220 straight there's a petition going around pushing george straight as the you know as the to replace

00:13:21.360 the Conejo Malo at the Santa Clara.

00:13:24.560 Oh, I saw that.

00:13:25.200 Yeah, that got like 100,000 signatures, right?

00:13:27.900 122,000 last I checked,

00:13:29.460 but it was like, you know, completely organic.

00:13:31.780 But, you know, people, this is the thing.

00:13:33.820 We are responding to market conditions.

00:13:36.560 We are good capitalists.

00:13:38.320 But also, you know, the family should have something,

00:13:41.180 you know, that everybody can get behind

00:13:43.220 and not worry about dresses and queer identity

00:13:45.720 and all that stuff, okay?

00:13:48.100 Like, really, there should be.

00:13:49.580 this shouldn't this shouldn't be on us to do this like so much else in this country and politics and

00:13:55.400 culture but we're doing it and jack why don't you tell because this is this is something i've heard

00:13:59.760 a lot of like i've gotten this question a lot and i always give you a shout out how did this come to

00:14:04.780 be jack yeah so um i mean ultimately it starts with charlie just like everything um it it starts

00:14:13.940 with charlie and i know you guys did this a while back where charlie used to always talk about

00:14:22.120 the halftime shows um he had this one uh tweet there it is right there yeah 2022 i'll never

00:14:29.960 forget this one the nfl is now the league of sexual anarchy this halftime show should not

00:14:35.000 be allowed on television and like i remember us being in the group chat like that evening you

00:14:41.900 Look at that, Jack, 2014, one like.

00:14:46.640 2014.

00:14:48.700 Clothing optional halftime performance?

00:14:50.020 Clothing optional halftime performance, question mark.

00:14:52.360 By the way, I love that he doesn't mention the league.

00:14:54.860 He doesn't mention the event.

00:14:57.760 Just halftime.

00:14:59.020 It's pretty perfect for right now, which is great.

00:15:01.340 And I think we actually, do we want to play,

00:15:04.040 I think we actually have a clip of Charlie.

00:15:06.100 Let's play 3-4-3 and talk about it.

00:15:08.860 Look, the Super Bowl halftime show has a reputation.

00:15:10.800 people say it's a spicy program okay listen spicy it's supposed to be boundary pushing

00:15:18.580 when you have the most televised event this is true most televised event for the entire year

00:15:25.880 one of the most televised events on the planet by the way that should be a reflection of the virtue

00:15:31.500 that hopefully you want society to embody like tposa has this is tyler's telling me here this

00:15:37.860 is like flashback charlie because it's old so this is so this is the old set at the other building

00:15:42.440 the first set the original set the original one and there was a moment where charlie started

00:15:46.660 wearing we we got the set those were some of our first tposa hats it was just an american flag

00:15:50.660 one and he was wearing a hat like every day which i i always was like because he never wore a hat

00:15:55.080 he like was he like having a balding scare or something no i just think he just was like coming

00:15:58.940 to the office he had the crazy he had the craziest mop of hair his hair started getting long that's

00:16:03.180 well eventually he embraced it eventually he embraced it but it but like it was he would

00:16:09.560 literally just roll into the studio well i would wear that hat every day too so we were just like

00:16:13.620 we we were wearing that hat like i think that was like summertime ish if i feel if i'm remembering

00:16:19.140 right but it was like during that covet era it was like right after covet i think yeah well

00:16:23.640 charlie uh that's funny i whenever i see him wearing a hat in those clips i'm like oh i know

00:16:30.000 exactly what year that was what era that was yeah yeah and the studio at which studio was in like

00:16:36.020 what was going on at that time i think that was like literally like during covid when we had to

00:16:40.000 like because we we didn't take any turning point didn't take any covid money didn't take any ppe

00:16:45.240 money and so we had to like figure it out i wonder what what year was that do we know what year i

00:16:49.220 think that was 20 i think that was during covid it could be 2020 21 i remember that studio because

00:16:54.160 charlie and i were in that studio broadcasting on j6 so that's like whenever i see that studio i

00:16:58.940 think about me and charlie on j6 going like i'm really glad we're not there because it sounded

00:17:05.580 like he was referring to the same thing he was referring to in that tweet so this is what's

00:17:09.420 funny about that so that tweet the famous sexual anarchy tweet was about uh dr dre and i think

00:17:19.100 snoop dogg was in there and they actually did a pretty good job compared to the year before of

00:17:24.000 not making it super sexual, which was funny.

00:17:26.740 And so Charlie's reaction to it, sexual anarchy,

00:17:30.960 was a line that he was getting from, who am I thinking of?

00:17:36.520 Oh, it was David Englehart.

00:17:37.800 You remember he had that book called Sexual Anarchy?

00:17:39.940 Was he just going to say it no matter what the show was?

00:17:41.640 I don't know what was happening.

00:17:43.560 So anyways, I was literally part of the protocol on Super Bowls

00:17:51.460 uh for when you were you would tweet what he was going to tweet yeah and uh i went to go i was at

00:17:56.620 a barbecue went to go get some food and in like 10 minutes for me like not watching my phone he

00:18:03.080 fired that bad boy off and i was like did you did you watch it i remember we were in the group shot

00:18:10.500 and it was the same thing like i wasn't paying attention all of a sudden i see this come through

00:18:14.940 i think i called you i was like what do we do instantly at at like trending and charlie

00:18:20.960 shot to number one trending within like and of course three minutes of course me being me i'm

00:18:26.640 like i'm like egging him on i was like keep going go harder go harder go max go max charlie

00:18:32.360 it was like literally took over the internet so but this was deep and and i said this story

00:18:38.800 on bannon actually in january 2025 so we just had won the election we're there in dc for the

00:18:46.580 inauguration charlie and i sat down with a reporter who was writing a profile on him in the new york

00:18:51.700 times magazine robert draper and draper asked draper yeah yeah do you like so you've won the

00:18:57.780 election you've won all the house the senate like what else is there to accomplish and charlie goes

00:19:03.500 win the culture like didn't pause just goes i want to win the culture and um and so all this

00:19:10.480 is like very full circle that uh it got memed into existence it's very us that jack starts

00:19:17.340 tweeting about it and then i start getting actual legitimate press inquiries going like are you guys

00:19:22.680 going to be doing a halftime show like is this really happening and i was like geez like this

00:19:27.720 thing has taken a life of its own on the internet and i remember that one show i think we were on

00:19:32.960 with temple right jack and i was like i think that's what we did the um the cross stream if

00:19:37.340 i remember correctly like yeah and i was like well well we weren't going to yeah we we weren't

00:19:43.160 going to but now maybe i think there was a certain song we were playing when the sombreros were on

00:19:47.780 if i remember correctly oh gosh okay anyone know that yeah all right speaking of songs

00:19:55.020 and your song so yeah we just kind of went rogue and it it it blew up it took over the internet

00:20:02.100 and it was like, we've got to do it.

00:20:04.080 It was trending all day when we announced our lineup.

00:20:08.140 Let's go ahead.

00:20:08.780 Number one.

00:20:09.140 For those who don't know, Caboose, play a Gabby Barrett song.

00:20:17.340 Do you recognize that, Blake?

00:20:19.960 Blake is...

00:20:22.620 That's when you're native Gabby Barrett, by the way.

00:20:26.000 Okay.

00:20:26.680 Pennsylvania Proud.

00:20:27.760 All right.

00:20:28.820 So that song...

00:20:30.340 Like Taylor Swift.

00:20:31.680 That song went mega, mega huge.

00:20:34.060 How about a song from Lee Bryce's Caboose?

00:20:41.160 This sounds like every country song I've ever heard in the last 25 years.

00:20:46.000 I love country.

00:20:47.260 Jack said that Charlie wasn't big on country music.

00:20:49.780 I'm not sure Charlie was big on music.

00:20:52.760 He liked classical music.

00:20:54.560 I think saying he likes classical music, I think, is his way of saying he doesn't listen to much music.

00:20:58.440 Wait, you missed the chorus there.

00:20:59.920 Keep it going, Caboose.

00:21:00.800 Can you keep it going?

00:21:01.680 I think Charlie was kind of, you know, rates the music a 4 out of 10.

00:21:04.760 You just have to comment on this.

00:21:06.840 Here it is.

00:21:08.480 Hold on.

00:21:08.800 Here it goes.

00:21:11.900 Come on.

00:21:12.920 That's good.

00:21:14.500 So, all right.

00:21:15.240 It's going to be good.

00:21:16.120 So, all right.

00:21:16.840 Let's play another one.

00:21:18.000 Let's play Lee Bryce.

00:21:19.780 Wait, was that Lee Bryce?

00:21:20.920 That was Lee Bryce.

00:21:21.900 That was Lee Bryce.

00:21:22.400 That was Lee Gilbert's next.

00:21:23.000 Brantley Gilbert.

00:21:23.560 i don't know this one actually this guy's wait brantley's a great conservative

00:21:34.580 did we have brantley at american fest a few years ago yeah we did yeah we did yeah yeah yeah he was

00:21:46.800 at american fest and i met him and his wife backstage and i told them the whole story he's

00:21:51.400 I may have left out the sneaking into the concert part.

00:21:54.720 Whoops.

00:21:55.560 He would have liked it.

00:21:57.100 And do we have a kid rock song?

00:22:03.080 Okay, everyone's reading this song.

00:22:04.620 All right.

00:22:04.860 Even I know this song.

00:22:06.500 All right.

00:22:06.860 Well, I mean, I can't say any of these songs are going to be played, by the way.

00:22:12.580 I'm just saying.

00:22:13.320 I feel like he'd be missing an opportunity to play this song.

00:22:17.580 He could be on stage.

00:22:18.820 I have a good feeling that that's probably going to get touched.

00:22:21.060 He could say on stage, this one's for Blake,

00:22:23.480 so there's one song he's heard in this show.

00:22:26.560 He should say.

00:22:28.520 Okay.

00:22:29.440 Wait, do we have Ba, Ba with a Ba?

00:22:32.300 I can't say it right.

00:22:33.360 Ba with a Ba.

00:22:34.140 Ba with a Ba.

00:22:35.220 Ba with a Ba. 0.90

00:22:35.840 He can't say it right because he's not a native English speaker. 1.00

00:22:38.880 I just want to see more of those old people at the RNC convention going like this. 1.00

00:22:43.280 Anyways. 0.91

00:22:43.840 He didn't play at the RNC. 1.00

00:22:46.320 All the old people at the RNC. 1.00

00:22:47.300 Yeah, what did he play at the RNC? 1.00

00:22:48.820 I don't even remember.

00:22:49.220 He did American BA.

00:22:51.340 He did, I think he did Cowboy, like maybe like one verse.

00:22:55.860 It was like a medley, like a verse of that.

00:22:59.920 And then he may have done a little bit of All Summer Long,

00:23:03.420 but I don't believe he played Ball with the Boss.

00:23:04.860 If the RNC was smart, how they would do this would be like,

00:23:08.340 they have all the delegates on the floor,

00:23:09.680 but then for the concerts they would bring in like.

00:23:12.420 Cool people.

00:23:13.380 People.

00:23:13.940 Yeah.

00:23:14.260 Like arcade.

00:23:15.260 Yeah, instead of me.

00:23:17.160 Like if they were smart.

00:23:18.320 You guys are being

00:23:19.320 They're not smart

00:23:19.780 I think those people

00:23:20.640 We're seeing in those clips

00:23:21.520 Those are the coolest people

00:23:23.020 I'm not saying they're not cool

00:23:24.380 I don't know that

00:23:25.140 I'm sure they're

00:23:25.760 Honestly

00:23:26.300 We could probably get that done next time

00:23:27.720 Actually yeah

00:23:27.860 That's what I'm saying

00:23:28.520 That's what I'm saying

00:23:29.480 The RNC student section

00:23:30.760 That's my favorite

00:23:31.420 Kid Rock song by the way

00:23:32.660 That whole album

00:23:33.040 It would be so easy

00:23:33.780 Yeah

00:23:34.060 The ball looks like

00:23:34.840 That's amazing

00:23:35.460 It doesn't need to be a ton

00:23:37.300 You slot a few hundred spots

00:23:39.140 For them

00:23:39.640 No you just crowd the stage

00:23:41.880 Yeah you do the whole thing

00:23:42.740 Like we could

00:23:43.180 We could do this easily

00:23:44.100 If anyone even

00:23:45.600 Like picked up the phone

00:23:46.780 And was like

00:23:47.160 Hey could you guys

00:23:48.280 help us make this actually cool

00:23:50.020 like we could help. We would help.

00:23:52.420 They should ask us.

00:23:54.300 For the midterm convention, they probably

00:23:56.440 should ask. You should ask.

00:23:58.280 So here's our invitation

00:24:00.020 to the RNC.

00:24:02.640 You should let Turning Point help

00:24:04.360 you make it. Let us help you.

00:24:06.900 Anyways.

00:24:08.020 Alright. Great.

00:24:10.040 And the team's doing

00:24:12.280 a great job, by the way. Kudos to the

00:24:14.240 entire Turning Point media

00:24:16.260 and events team. It looks awesome.

00:24:18.280 it's gonna be awesome jack jack you've seen the rehearsal uh video i know you have what do you

00:24:23.060 think i've seen yeah give give us like take us in the room take us in the room not too much don't

00:24:29.380 give away any what did the rehearsal look like so you know it's it's kind of like i would compare

00:24:38.040 it to like um like when you see it like the grammys like one of those performances or like

00:24:43.920 an oscar performance you know what i mean it's a where it's like yeah yeah like like you're you're

00:24:49.860 you're it's it's not you know it's a stadium but it's like a big it's big like it's really big

00:24:55.800 it's expansive and the energy through just through the roof um the level of the performances

00:25:06.260 just just incredible you know just it takes you know you could you could tie i suppose

00:25:13.120 a line between you know having brantley and some of the performers at um am fest and a couple of

00:25:20.080 the music nights that we had done there and then carry that forward but you know nobody you know

00:25:25.760 i think thought that we'd ever get a guy like kid rock who actually did perform at a halftime show

00:25:32.560 once before in his own right and uh it was i believe he actually played the same night as the

00:25:37.680 the infamous wardrobe malfunction,

00:25:41.040 so a lot of people don't remember that he played.

00:25:42.720 Whoa.

00:25:43.320 Yeah, I think it was that same night.

00:25:45.540 You're right, he was.

00:25:47.320 That's wild.

00:25:47.960 So he performed in the most famous Super Bowl halftime show of all time.

00:25:51.880 That was probably when Charlie was...

00:25:52.720 Nobody remembers because of the nipple slip.

00:25:56.000 Yeah, well, that's all you're going to remember.

00:25:57.920 In fact, he was the immediate predecessor to it.

00:26:01.300 He did Ba-Wa-Ba and Cowboy,

00:26:04.480 and then it went into the Janet Timberlake songs

00:26:07.240 that they ended the show with.

00:26:09.640 And yeah, so you're saying, overall, Jack,

00:26:12.560 you're saying that if tomorrow's Olympic opening ceremony

00:26:16.960 is a one, this is like an 11 out of 10?

00:26:21.160 I mean, the world could, I'll put it this way, man.

00:26:25.020 It's, not only are these some of the best,

00:26:28.060 you know, best performing and best performances

00:26:31.320 of people that you could find in the country,

00:26:34.300 I'd put them up against anyone in the world, you know, Olympics or otherwise.

00:26:39.700 You want to talk about carrying the torch.

00:26:41.540 And producer Fahs and I were crunching some of the numbers on this last night because people want to play this game.

00:26:46.120 Like, oh, Bad Bunny, you know, oh, you know, well, he's got more streams.

00:26:49.740 But but really streaming is kind of like Internet radio.

00:26:52.900 So it's like, OK, he's played on the radio more than anyone.

00:26:55.760 But does that mean that he's actually like people are putting up money in the United States for it?

00:27:00.680 and so the way to look at this you know and andrew i know you have a background in this

00:27:04.800 where you know people are saying that you can there's there's like a formula where they say

00:27:09.940 okay this amount of streams would equate to this many album equivalent um purchases and there's

00:27:16.520 nowhere near like it doesn't even come close to kid rock like does not even come close again

00:27:21.160 in the united states to rock i didn't realize how big kid rock was i genuinely didn't when

00:27:27.780 when we made the announcement it was like they call him kid yet he is fully grown he is fully

00:27:33.740 grown there were so many people that were like i can't believe you got kid rock and by the way

00:27:38.340 kid kid rock was has been legitimately amazing in this and he's put his heart and soul into this

00:27:47.500 um i the the rehearsal footage that i saw was of him doing his special thing and i'm just gonna

00:27:54.420 leave it there i was yeah i we cannot talk about the special thing it's i'll put it this way it's

00:28:03.380 kind of just like like you know how kid rock so we play ball at the ball and everybody knows that

00:28:07.740 that's sort of like the kid rock the first came out he's like blending rap and metal and you know

00:28:13.100 then he has cowboy which brings country into it but then he kind of pivots and he was like full

00:28:18.260 country then there's christian elements in some of the later albums that he's done you're i'll put

00:28:24.400 it this way you're gonna see the full spectrum of kid rock you know i mean it's not it's not long

00:28:29.240 right it's not like you know he's not the only performer obviously each person only gets a couple

00:28:34.060 of minutes and we're not talking about the tism nature of these things we're just talking about

00:28:37.560 i think it's gonna be yeah we're just i think you're gonna see uplifting you're gonna see

00:28:42.660 It's going to be amazing, actually.

00:28:44.200 Yeah, level of performance that, you know, I'm just going to say,

00:28:48.340 like, this is something that, as a country, this is what you would want to see.

00:28:54.600 I just, I hope everyone in the country watches it.

00:28:56.720 I really do.

00:28:57.100 And I hope everyone in the country gets to see it because it's that good.

00:29:00.640 Listen, I know there's going to be haters and all that stuff,

00:29:02.920 because, like, anytime you do anything that's, like, worthwhile,

00:29:05.260 people just, like, you know, the keyboard warriors are going to come hate.

00:29:08.500 I invite you to.

00:29:09.580 I invite the haters because this is just, there's not much to hate on.

00:29:14.060 It's just awesome.

00:29:15.000 I have a theory, though.

00:29:17.340 The other big thing that's happening somewhere else,

00:29:21.460 doing something in the midst of a sport, I don't know.

00:29:25.500 I think that's just going to be so bad.

00:29:27.600 Nothing bigger is happening than this.

00:29:29.320 I think it's just going to be so bad.

00:29:30.760 Well, you know what I found out?

00:29:32.040 That it makes it like the opening is just like so great.

00:29:36.900 that that's why i think that executing on this on jack's vision was just a really smart thing to do

00:29:43.820 and i'm glad that it's happening so thank you jack for uh you know memeing this into existence

00:29:50.120 we appreciate you i take quarter of the credit i take quarter of the credit i just good job i'll

00:29:56.460 just say like i just again like like andrew was saying wait you take a quarter of the credit and

00:30:00.860 you're a quarter mexican so that's an eighth it's like it's like channeling what charlie

00:30:07.940 always said right it's just channeling what charlie always said you got to go for the culture 0.99

00:30:12.680 you got and charlie understood that the halftime show was all about culture this is like the

00:30:17.420 pinnacle like the most watched event and the biggest thing and you know kind of i think the

00:30:24.260 announcement came of uh bad bunny um like right you know kind of in yeah it was sort of like

00:30:32.160 gonna be a week or two after the well we held the memorial and people were kind of saying like hey

00:30:38.840 you know more people watch this in the super bowl and they were talking about production values and

00:30:44.720 sort of that all of that was sort of floating in the ether right around the same time and people

00:30:50.840 were saying you know what event is turning point going to do next what event is turning point going

00:30:54.960 to do next and just like charlie always said you know it's not about winning elections it's about

00:31:00.420 winning the culture and it's like what bigger cultural event is there than this than a halftime

00:31:06.640 show yep and it's gonna be i'm just really proud of the team for pulling it off and i'm i really

00:31:12.260 i'm grateful for you jack having the idea and for ponying up all the production dough as well so

00:31:18.060 thank you for yes yes i did committing us to that out of my pocket you know we tapped out all of our

00:31:23.620 mx cards so if you want to donate to help underwrite the cost we'd appreciate that well

00:31:29.520 there's one interesting thing too while we're here i've got upset i i got a lot of messages

00:31:34.720 i sold half of tanya tay's uh shoes um so she came home she's like jack where are my shoes i'm

00:31:40.480 like sorry sweetheart we needed kid rock we needed it we needed a lot of people have been asking

00:31:46.360 questions about like why isn't so-and-so involved or why isn't so-and-so involved oh oh one of the

00:31:50.940 things i would just just on that tyler um just so you know um blake is still selling his bath

00:31:56.980 water um you know so i know he's got like some fans and he's bottling it he's selling the blake

00:32:03.000 bath water um this is really impressive because i don't even have a bath which makes it even more

00:32:09.660 rare yeah yeah it's even rarer you know it's harder to come by tyler i think you're making

00:32:15.520 an important point here so i've got a lot of messages from people that are like why isn't

00:32:19.000 so and so involved why didn't this artist get asked why didn't this artist get asked

00:32:22.100 and uh and i just want everyone to know throwing something like this together is actually really

00:32:28.500 really tough and people just don't have any any awareness of that i didn't know we didn't know

00:32:32.460 how hard i didn't know how hard it's going to be but most artists have contractual obligations

00:32:37.660 there's certain songs they can't and can't sing there's certain songs they can't and can't sing

00:32:41.700 without backup performers, their band, all of their tour people.

00:32:47.460 There are certain label restrictions.

00:32:49.820 There's performers that can't perform things like this while they're in tour.

00:32:54.600 There's performers that can perform things like this geographically close to certain things.

00:33:00.020 There's people who can't compete with other productions ever because they have tie-ins.

00:33:06.620 it's actually way more far more difficult to get uh performers to perform within months just a few

00:33:13.440 months time yeah most of these things are actually planned a year plus out and they have to go

00:33:18.260 through insane amounts of litigious paperwork to be able to get people to do stuff so i just want

00:33:24.560 to say this is like that that's even more impressive that the team was able to pull anything

00:33:27.820 together it's really really tough you have to go through 90 jump over 90 uh you know blockades

00:33:36.600 uh jump through hoops like go through fire like to get you have to get through all of it and and

00:33:42.040 on top of that one thing that people don't think about is all of the different artists performing

00:33:46.920 together so that's the other thing so certain artists can't perform with other certain artists

00:33:52.040 like it's like certain labels can't work with it's like crazy amounts of of work uh and so

00:33:57.620 it's just even more kudos to everybody for getting it done and having an alternative that's out there

00:34:02.180 yeah i'll uh i'll just add on that that that uh you know people know there was one band that you

00:34:07.480 know i was i was i was pulling for originally but turns out there's a tour that's going on at the

00:34:12.960 same time that conflicted and you know people are going to be out of the country like literally on

00:34:18.440 the same day and it's just like like just as you say geographically like it just didn't work and i

00:34:23.420 didn't i didn't even check that before i you know went to look and it was like you know you can't

00:34:27.920 ask people to like fly across the world and you know cancel concerts and stuff because as as tyler

00:34:33.480 saying it's like you know you get into a lot of contractual issues well you get lawsuits and stuff

00:34:38.160 like this yeah lawsuits and all the rest and this song is playing for no particular reason i have

00:34:44.520 no idea what song this is right now is that is that blake are you strumming in the background

00:34:49.080 there was enthusiasm though uh from from people that were going to be but uh i will say though

00:34:54.940 i'll just say you know hey maybe if this goes well uh you know something to work on for next year

00:34:59.860 um so yeah well let's see let's see how this one goes first you know here's here's what i would say

00:35:07.420 is that we want our institutions to do the right thing and i'll say it again we shouldn't have to

00:35:14.080 do this because the the guys that are supposed to be doing this should do it the right way that's

00:35:19.540 all i'll say uh i do think this is interesting though by the way uh caroline levitt was asked

00:35:23.960 what President Trump is going to be watching.

00:35:26.300 507.

00:35:29.600 Mar-a-Lago Super Bowl party.

00:35:31.520 After the first two quarters,

00:35:33.220 are the TVs going to be on the halftime show

00:35:35.420 with Bad Bunny or the halftime show with Kid Rock?

00:35:39.160 I think the president would much prefer

00:35:41.380 a Kid Rock performance over Bad Bunny.

00:35:43.680 I must say that.

00:35:44.940 Let's go.

00:35:46.300 Let's go.

00:35:46.820 Let's go.

00:35:47.440 There it is.

00:35:48.320 There it is.

00:35:51.020 See, this is funny.

00:35:52.200 I want Bob with the Bob.

00:35:53.660 That's what I would,

00:35:54.640 the song that I keep wanting to hear

00:35:56.740 and they keep doing that one.

00:35:57.600 Is he more well-known for that?

00:36:00.700 No, no.

00:36:02.040 It depends on which era.

00:36:03.660 I don't know.

00:36:04.520 I think so.

00:36:05.480 I think that's a good...

00:36:06.720 Under the...

00:36:07.800 Let's look on Spotify.

00:36:09.740 The Blake Neff test of

00:36:11.100 has Blake Neff heard of it

00:36:12.380 definitely waits in favor of all summer long.

00:36:15.220 No, it's all about odd Spotify.

00:36:18.220 All right.

00:36:18.800 Well, there you go.

00:36:19.500 I think we,

00:36:20.640 I'm very excited.

00:36:22.220 If you guys have any questions

00:36:23.160 about how to view it.

00:36:24.600 I've got a tweet up about it.

00:36:26.300 There's also AmericanHalftimeShow.com.

00:36:29.700 So this is the top.

00:36:31.500 TPSA.com, I think, has it all.

00:36:32.500 This is actually surprising.

00:36:34.860 Kid Rock, this is Kid Rock's top 10 on Spotify.

00:36:38.100 His number one by far is All Summer Long.

00:36:40.920 Told you.

00:36:41.680 Number two is Picture featuring Sheryl Crow,

00:36:45.180 which is surprising.

00:36:46.220 Number three is Bawadabaw.

00:36:48.240 That's interesting.

00:36:48.680 Number four is Cowboy.

00:36:50.140 Number five is Only God Knows Why.

00:36:52.340 number six is cocky number seven is born free which i'm surprised that's number seven number

00:36:58.220 eight is you never met a mother effer i think like me uh and then number nine is american

00:37:05.800 badass number 10 is first kiss so that's his top 10 baw with the baw official music video

00:37:12.000 on youtube has 65 million views whereas all summer long released basically at the same time

00:37:18.080 on youtube has 166 million so yeah i think ball with the ball is is very closely associated with

00:37:27.200 him because he does open a lot of his shows with it and i think it was like his first big signal

00:37:32.400 single so it was kind of like like the song that put him on the map like that was like the one also

00:37:38.720 it's just i mean it's just objectively a really really good song okay well there you go um

00:37:45.120 Um, uh, Jack, we, you want to hit this, this, uh, Scott Adams story.

00:37:54.320 I know you want to hit this.

00:37:55.480 Well, actually one thing I'd love to do before we switch topics, there was something that

00:38:00.040 I didn't get a chance to throw this in, uh, to the, to the mix, but it's like a really

00:38:04.880 just interesting situation because, uh, you guys remember how we had president Maduro

00:38:10.240 here on the program a couple of, a couple of weeks ago, right.

00:38:13.080 You know, we stopped by and we're very honored to get to score that first jailhouse interview with him here on thought crime.

00:38:20.240 Did you guys know that there is a direct link between Bad Bunny and the Venezuelan communist regime?

00:38:31.520 Wait, really?

00:38:33.380 I'm dead serious. You can you can look this up and you like this is not a joke.

00:38:37.480 I'm not doing a bit. So his record label is called Remus Entertainment.

00:38:41.920 And Remus Entertainment, the record label behind global star Bad Bunny, has raised suspicions due to its founders' ties to the regime of former Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez.

00:38:53.600 Rafael Ricardo Jimenez Dan founded it in 2014

00:38:59.180 previously served as Hugo Chavez's vice minister

00:39:04.560 and was raising questions about the label's finances

00:39:08.460 and connections to Venezuela's violent political past

00:39:12.640 he led the National Police Reform Commission under Chavez

00:39:17.580 so the guy like literally was the head of

00:39:20.800 part of you know involved with chavez is like secret police um he was in he implemented quote

00:39:28.500 transparent and inclusive public policy reforms and public compliance with the rule of law

00:39:33.680 and that this guy ended up fought you know starting the record label that signed bad bunny and so of

00:39:42.820 course there's a lot of questions coming up but just go look it up it like it'll pop up i've got

00:39:47.840 at yahoo news um dallas express and you know a lot of people have said you know hey did any of

00:39:56.340 is it is it possible that any of this money could have come from you know the the petro narco regime

00:40:02.400 of the venezuelans and you know he denies it of course but it's it's really interesting because

00:40:06.920 you know you talk about like jay-z and you talk about the rock nation which runs of course the

00:40:11.920 halftime show for this the uh the other the other sports event that's out there there's some really

00:40:18.420 interesting ties to bad bunnies label and the venezuelan regime of of uh you know the communist

00:40:25.860 regime of venezuela i don't know that's maybe if we get if we get maduro back on we can ask him

00:40:31.100 about it maybe we can we should that's wild didn't see that coming but why am i not surprised i i

00:40:39.740 just i was digging around yesterday and it popped up and i was like well what like i first i thought

00:40:44.920 that's got to be a meme that's a joke there's no way and i started going further i'm like

00:40:48.720 huh vice minister of police of the regime of venezuela well uh jack i am actually genuinely

00:41:00.300 super interested in this scott adams story what is it okay so this has been a huge controversy

00:41:07.140 over the past couple of days it's you know in in many ways it started out i think quietly and then

00:41:14.800 it blew up because you know both sides you know kind of getting getting very strident about it

00:41:20.300 and um you know being very emotional obviously for a lot of people so scott adams passed away

00:41:25.940 a couple of weeks ago the great scott adams and he was known for ai being a huge one of his main

00:41:34.740 topics of conversation that he would always talk about for years. And for a long, long time,

00:41:40.120 Scott had talked about that if he were ever to pass away, that he would love for there to be

00:41:46.160 an AI version of Scott Adams to sort of carry the show and to grow and evolve the same way that he

00:41:54.840 would. And he would talk about simulation theory and he would say, well, they could study my work

00:41:59.620 and basically be able to reproduce what I do.

00:42:03.400 And then that just becomes the next level of the simulation.

00:42:07.780 And so it looks like somebody took him up on it

00:42:11.340 and created an AI, Scott Adams.

00:42:15.660 And I think we have, so wait, hold on.

00:42:19.000 Let's play, all right, let me go through this a little bit.

00:42:22.360 So let's first play the permission on,

00:42:26.280 which is clip 496.

00:42:28.140 that I would like to be a model for one of the first AIs. I would like to give permission

00:42:36.680 that any AI that's built based on me has my permission to extend my personality.

00:42:46.680 So if my AI wants to say things that I never said, but seems to be compatible with what I

00:42:54.100 might have said, I'm okay with that. We all evolve, right? You've certainly changed over

00:43:00.820 your lifetime. You're not the same person you were as a kid. So if you can change over your

00:43:06.420 lifetime in your organic entity, once I become a digital entity, once I become a digital entity,

00:43:16.520 why can't I keep evolving?

00:43:18.060 okay so that's that was real scott just so everybody knows now i want to play a clip of

00:43:26.340 ai scott adams which is clip 497 good morning everybody welcome to ai coffee with scott adams

00:43:37.000 yes it's still coffee yes the printer is still broken and yes according to parts of the internet

00:43:44.940 I'm dead. Which is interesting, because I've never had fewer meetings. Turns out

00:43:52.860 when you remove the biological body, you also remove back pain, food decisions,

00:43:59.620 and about half the reasons people make bad arguments. So overall, I'd say death

00:44:05.580 has been a productivity upgrade. Not recommending it, just reporting the data.

00:44:12.280 Printer check?

00:44:15.560 Nope. Still broken.

00:44:18.380 I don't even know why printers ship with buttons anymore.

00:44:21.920 They should just come pre-jammed, so expectations are aligned.

00:44:27.840 All right, before we get into the news, we're going to do this properly.

00:44:32.140 All you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass, a vessel of any kind.

00:44:36.360 Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.

00:44:39.480 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure

00:44:42.880 The dopamine of the day

00:44:44.100 The thing that makes everything better

00:44:46.720 It's called the simultaneous sip

00:44:48.720 And it happens now

00:44:50.620 So let me ask you guys

00:44:54.940 Because I'm like a daily Scott Adams listener

00:44:56.880 I guess I was

00:44:57.740 Could you really tell

00:45:00.760 Much difference between the two?

00:45:02.600 No, I couldn't

00:45:03.560 When he sipped the cup and he kept talking

00:45:06.540 It looked weird

00:45:07.320 that looks weird that was like yeah but i do wonder is like do you know the worst it's ever

00:45:11.500 going to look is it you know like this is like all ai generated or just like did someone script

00:45:18.100 that and then make a video to go with it i bet it was ai generated that's my guess and then i guess

00:45:24.020 to what extent also that that bit that he does at the very end is um that was like he would open

00:45:29.560 every show with the simultaneous sip so that's like something he said every every show but you

00:45:35.380 know it's but like it seems more than likely that what he's done is like gone to you know some llm

00:45:42.580 grok or whatever and said you know produce an intro of scott adams talking of talking about

00:45:48.360 himself as if he was ai i'll be honest though when he was the real scott adams giving permission

00:45:53.800 for an ai version of him i i was like i felt uncomfortable i felt you felt uncomfortable

00:46:00.420 with the ai version i felt uncomfortable with him giving permission i was like felt like pandora's

00:46:05.660 box was getting open yeah because because i just felt like it felt like he didn't know what he was

00:46:10.460 actually agreeing to have you seen the ai i mean obviously everyone's seen this the ai where it's

00:46:14.560 like you keep asking ai to redo the image and it changes the image like dramatically right like yeah

00:46:21.520 i think it's i think the biggest fear i have of this isn't necessarily like the out front content

00:46:29.360 i think it's the slow walk away from the intent over time so like ai you mean the actual like

00:46:37.140 words in this case yeah i mean like the words like the actual content is that like

00:46:41.060 and a daily scott ai will start sounding like scott but slowly will transform or could transform

00:46:51.280 over time and be so far away from what the original intent was that everyone will forget

00:46:57.360 what the original scott was like so and what the concept was like that it's part of the reason why

00:47:04.520 i was thinking about that and i'll just finish this thought part of the reason i was thinking

00:47:07.760 about that is uh most people a lot of people have gotten upset because they're like where

00:47:11.980 the old charlie episodes go on apple it's apple makes it really expensive to store

00:47:18.320 and so we're trying to figure out how to get them yeah we'll get we'll get all of his old

00:47:22.360 episodes up eventually this is on apple they're on their web they're online on our website they're

00:47:26.920 pain in the butt to get there so we're hoping to change the website so they're an easier to get

00:47:30.400 and all streams are still on the rumble account rumble i know but i'm saying people lose their

00:47:34.980 minds because they're like i wish i could go back and watch it all and so i think regularly about

00:47:39.840 like like i like it weighs on me like every day because i feel bad because i want people to be

00:47:43.820 able to listen to it i can't imagine again with charlie doing that every single day and then like

00:47:48.680 producing content that would end up so off base it feels like it would be maybe a slap to the face

00:47:55.200 Anyway, sorry, Jack, what you were saying.

00:47:56.860 Yeah, so two things, I guess, right?

00:47:59.240 So what it's been doing, which is interesting,

00:48:02.420 and it seems to me that someone's scripting it,

00:48:04.580 you know, to at least an extent or at least prompting it,

00:48:07.540 who was aware of the show.

00:48:09.700 Obviously, we didn't play any of the real content,

00:48:11.860 but you could hear some of the humor was very similar,

00:48:15.220 the tone, the intonation.

00:48:17.060 It's clearly someone who watched Scott a lot has made this.

00:48:20.920 And so what they're doing with it is they haven't,

00:48:23.260 they haven't had it like taking positions on things.

00:48:27.540 What they're doing is, just like Scott would do on a regular basis,

00:48:31.140 read the news headlines, see what kind of like what's trending,

00:48:34.780 what's interesting out there,

00:48:36.280 and then break it down in a Scott Adams analysis fashion.

00:48:41.560 So rather than say, oh, I'm for this or I'm against this,

00:48:44.380 it's more like just Scott explaining here's what happened

00:48:47.500 and here's my take in an analytical sense

00:48:52.040 rather than a I'm for this or I oppose this kind of way.

00:48:55.640 So that's sort of how they're keeping it, I think, a little bit tighter

00:48:58.820 to the idea of what Scott would be doing

00:49:02.300 and not jumping in and saying, oh, I'm all for this or I'm all against this

00:49:06.900 when obviously we don't have the ability to ask Scott.

00:49:09.080 But here's what was so key about what you just said, Tyler,

00:49:12.560 because Scott Adams himself, so for years he talked about,

00:49:17.840 I give permission, I want this to be permissible,

00:49:20.040 I want this to be allowed, as you would play one clip there.

00:49:23.840 But as he was facing his approaching demise, as we all know,

00:49:29.440 and he kept doing his show, he actually kind of changed his mind

00:49:33.540 on the AI version based on pretty much the same thing that Tyler just said.

00:49:39.300 So let's play now clip 504.

00:49:41.900 I've been telling you for years, really,

00:49:44.300 that I plan to build an AI robotic clone of myself

00:49:49.520 so that I could live forever.

00:49:51.800 I have changed that plan.

00:49:54.220 And here's why.

00:49:56.400 I thought it was just the greatest idea in the world

00:49:59.100 that after I passed away,

00:50:01.580 there'd be like a version of me that could grow

00:50:04.540 and change with technology and be upgraded and stuff.

00:50:08.000 I thought that was great.

00:50:09.820 Do you know what happens when you mention that to people you know?

00:50:13.540 They look at you with sadness and they go,

00:50:16.900 it wouldn't be you.

00:50:17.980 right and that's the part that was invisible to me because in my planning i'm not really there

00:50:25.220 anymore so i don't have to deal with the fact that people would find it uncomfortable because

00:50:30.400 it's not me but exactly like me and i can imagine that that would hit that creepy zone and you'd be

00:50:37.460 like why did you even do this like why did you do this it's not you so here's how i decided to fix

00:50:44.600 that i'm not going to create a digital clone of myself i'm going to create a digital sun

00:50:51.800 i'm going to reproduce

00:50:53.860 okay yeah well okay so so yeah are you going to do like a reverse willy style now where it turns

00:51:02.960 out that video from early 2025 is actually from yesterday and it's no no no well i agree with his

00:51:10.760 walk back that was real i agree with his walk back and here's the reason why what i've seen

00:51:14.840 since since charlie was murdered i've seen people i mean there's not a digital clone of charlie

00:51:21.160 saying stuff every single day and i'm glad that doesn't exist and the reason being that i've

00:51:26.340 already we've already seen because charlie's been like an mlk level figure here where people have

00:51:31.920 used charlie's own words against charlie charlie's own words against his you know or they've or they've

00:51:38.700 said things they've plucked little things i can't even imagine what people would start to do

00:51:43.860 nefariously with things that like an ai bot would say well it's going to get increasingly more

00:51:49.380 difficult to to trace what's real and what's not well that i mean yeah that's true i mean it's

00:51:53.380 going to happen and people are going to be like charlie said something no he didn't yeah

00:51:56.780 no he didn't so just and it starts that whole argument too blake blake was about

00:52:01.520 no i'll let jack go here no i just i just wanted to say so you know just kind of finish the story

00:52:08.500 because i know the topic we're going to get into and this is what we should get into but you know

00:52:12.660 the family has and really the community i think has come out and said look we're respecting scott's

00:52:19.380 we we want to respect scott's last wishes here and he did say that he changed his mind and that we

00:52:26.340 would prefer this not to continue um because you know be based on what he said before and you know

00:52:33.780 know that this is not that he did actually change his mind on it and so that's that's kind of led to

00:52:39.220 this back and forth now where they're putting out statements and the community is putting out

00:52:45.900 statements like his the the community people that were in like his locals and chats and like his

00:52:50.460 community manager and stuff but then also ai scott adams or i guess the guys running it are like

00:52:55.900 debating this argument with them saying well i did have permission it's clearly labeled ai it should

00:53:02.380 fall under parody fair use etc and i and i think this is kind of where we're getting to and

00:53:07.840 obviously you know you know obviously for me i you know i side with the family no question

00:53:13.020 if that's the family's wishes that's the family's wishes but ultimately you know do we even i guess

00:53:19.200 more of a late question like do we even have laws that govern this sort of thing

00:53:24.760 i'm not so sure well so actually so much of it ends up in court like it goes to the deeper ai

00:53:32.860 thing because ai in a lot of ways is basically a wild west uh so there's like the ongoing lawsuit

00:53:39.740 for example of all of the copyrighted works that get fed into ai and is it legal for them

00:53:45.040 to produce it and is some of that straightforward on the level of like oh is it okay for the ai to

00:53:50.540 ai generate a mickey mouse thing when that's owned by disney but then it's like is it okay for the

00:53:56.380 ai to rip off a company like a specific artist's art style and say like oh yeah i did this in the

00:54:03.160 style of this specific person and then you get into like yeah is it legal for i think it's pretty

00:54:09.700 clearly not okay if you're gonna if you were gonna use it fraudulently so if you made a video that's

00:54:14.260 like oh this is charlie and something he said and you're trying to use it to profit but then

00:54:19.140 if you're going even further than that and it's just the likeness of a deceased person

00:54:23.680 made in that style in the past there'd be a lot of fair use stuff that could go into that but

00:54:29.400 i i actually do feel we're probably in somewhat legally uncharted territory here and there's

00:54:34.400 you're gonna have to have well first of all there's gonna have to be like the rights to

00:54:38.720 your likeness but i'd even wonder if it'd be worth going further and say like

00:54:43.460 somewhat limit your ability to sell your likeness because i don't think we're gonna like the reality

00:54:48.860 for example where it's routine for a company to just for example permanently own the rights to

00:54:55.620 your likeness going on decade like decades after your death like would it be okay for anyone to

00:55:00.860 permanently own your family members way they act or behave well i mean but you gotta imagine so you

00:55:07.320 might start building like trusts and like uh estates or whatever with that the usage rights

00:55:14.740 built into it as a matter of sort of common practice you know because this is going to be

00:55:19.880 such a you know a common thing especially if you're a high profile individual i mean everybody

00:55:24.960 on the show right now this video could be plugged into an ai and eventually be used to mimic stuff

00:55:31.640 we say so how do the viewers know this isn't a it'll be really easy it'll be really easy for ai

00:55:36.920 to mimic tyler just always going on his phone like that yeah no but i was i was actually saying

00:55:42.620 actually that's why my head's down like this so i'm not getting like you guys andrew's gonna be

00:55:47.840 the most easy to ai guy ever because there's so much freaking andrew colvette content now

00:55:52.860 no there's gonna be and you've got this same square face like there's gonna be a scandal

00:55:57.080 yeah but andrew hasn't looked at the ai the ai he'll the ai will generate him

00:56:01.740 wearing a jacket but then it will not generate us and i'll have giving him

00:56:06.320 for wearing the jacket and that's how people will realize that yeah i'm gonna say this so

00:56:11.160 Jack looks a little bit different from time to time

00:56:14.000 Andrew has looked

00:56:15.960 the exact same for as long as

00:56:17.920 I've known him he doesn't age

00:56:20.000 he looks the exact doesn't he look the exact

00:56:21.860 same no that's I mean I see

00:56:23.720 I see Andrew a lot but not that much but

00:56:25.720 like you look

00:56:27.620 the same I'll take that

00:56:29.900 as a compliment it's a compliment

00:56:30.920 like I've gone through

00:56:33.600 aging I've got fat like 0.67

00:56:35.540 I sometimes have a beard I'm very forgettable

00:56:37.800 I have long hair I wear different hats every single

00:56:39.700 day i have steady you have the exact like you have the same look every day same hair you wear

00:56:44.760 generally the same stuff but here's the thing too right beyond beyond just ai copies like you're

00:56:52.340 gonna get to the point where there's like ai people right where something will go viral so

00:56:59.020 the example i used earlier today was like when i was having this conversation i was like okay

00:57:03.780 remember you guys remember the hawk to a girl just yeah whatever her name was um point being is

00:57:09.940 what if she was ai all along and none of us knew yeah she was just made up

00:57:14.900 right like they're gonna make up stories moment yeah well i mean i don't think she was but she

00:57:23.420 could have been and how do you know the next one won't be like how like the airplane lady

00:57:27.340 or the airplane lady that was there what did oh yeah yeah what what is that what what that

00:57:33.780 that that uh that is not real or whatever oh that yeah yeah like stuff like that to see stuff like

00:57:42.680 that and we've talked about this on the show before that facebook and youtube are replete

00:57:48.900 with this type of content um i think instagram and tiktok are like getting better at labeling it

00:57:54.920 but at some point it's just going to get so good that you really won't know and and so what happens

00:58:01.600 then when like those people go on to do their to like do their own stuff you know and do their own

00:58:07.900 um podcasts and content and movies and it's like so we talk about who owns our digital likeness

00:58:15.160 but then like if you create a digital being a digital entity like do you own them like how

00:58:24.060 does that work well they're already doing that because there's tons of people on the internet 1.00

00:58:27.900 who are making tons of money on instagram and all that with with fake we're getting the fake women

00:58:34.600 they're getting the basic elements which is like fake e-girls fake only fans kind of this like

00:58:41.720 thought tier or like the scam tier what i think will be really interesting fake e-girls because

00:58:47.400 the real e-girls um never seem to work out so maybe fake e-girls would be better yeah you know

00:58:53.020 So, but I think what will be interesting, let's, as an example, like we live, we do

00:58:57.400 live in the age of streamers, podcasters, all of that, that, that all exists.

00:59:03.160 You can fake a lot of that, but what could be interesting to me, imagine someone who's

00:59:06.780 like an up and comer podcast, they just do like commentary on something and they just

00:59:11.120 start off doing a solo show.

00:59:12.980 And we're basically at the point where, or if not very soon will be, where a person could

00:59:18.700 basically be generating a solo show in their home in their basement in like a personal studio

00:59:24.440 and have it be a fake person but otherwise be like entirely realistic looking or something like

00:59:32.600 someone who could become a star as like a popular show and yet the entire person is fake like maybe

00:59:37.940 it looks you know maybe it looks like an attractive young woman and it's actually a 40 year old guy

00:59:42.640 who might be like authoring the takes but it's entirely through this ai filter and that person

00:59:47.240 could like rise and become more and more prominent maybe even appear on other shows once ai is fast

00:59:52.080 enough that they could kind of just generate it live on the spot and then it would like suddenly

00:59:56.120 come out maybe five years into this person's career that they're a fake persona and there's

01:00:00.860 a different a person who looks totally different behind them well that will be interesting and then

01:00:05.100 and then you could also get to the point where that person owns the rights to them they get that

01:00:09.700 they monetize this fake person that this person could have merch well we had talked we had talked

01:00:14.880 about this too is that a lot of news is just going to be delivered by ai persona they're

01:00:19.840 going to take personas do we do we actually think that for example with ai scott adams it was creepy

01:00:25.420 and it was like we don't like it because it's not really him yeah but how would you feel that way

01:00:29.620 well if you don't know you don't know i'm saying that's what i'm saying on day on daily news 24

01:00:33.200 hour but imagine imagine they did that on the daily news and you're like tyler it's already

01:00:37.080 moving to that but those are already happening andrew like what they're gonna do is they're

01:00:41.060 going to be like you don't even have to like wait for they don't have to go pick somebody up and

01:00:45.060 drive them to the studio or even like count on them to like like fire up yeah their computer to

01:00:51.160 go on they're just going to use makeup and hair it's gonna be like hey here's the script are you

01:00:56.360 okay with us saying this with your face i don't know man it's like i i gotta believe that it is

01:01:02.220 uh there's just something about a soul something about a living person it's the same pushback and

01:01:07.700 when you find out it's not living maybe in certain contexts people won't care and it'll prove to be

01:01:12.460 profitable and fine some people already believe what we're already doing is that so tyler i i

01:01:19.600 know for a fact that there are media markets that are doing this already yeah on in in news because

01:01:25.280 especially for like the daytime news where it's just sort of like news packages and it's like

01:01:29.240 here's the you know the reporter or you know and they're on the scene or they're just like someone

01:01:34.560 behind the desk talking and giving you like the rundown of it like 95 why not 95 the news is

01:01:41.180 someone behind a desk in front of a screen that's all that's 95 98 it's not even on-site reporting

01:01:47.560 of stuff like literally 95 at a company i used to work at we used to just get like you know kids

01:01:55.400 from you know the local state university who were in the broadcasting program and say hey why don't

01:02:01.640 you come and you come on and here's your shift and you might have like a 2 a.m shift you might

01:02:06.300 have a 4 a.m shift you might 6 whatever and you just came in and worked your shift and like that

01:02:11.160 was you know hey it's a way to get started etc but you know if you're looking at it from a company

01:02:16.460 perspective and you're saying you know what's cheaper is it going to be cheaper to just like

01:02:23.380 buy an ai model that i can turn into as many different you know news people as i want who

01:02:30.980 are never going to get old who never have to pay them and they're never going to get sick

01:02:35.060 they're never going to need hair makeup etc and they'll work 24 7 like just saying like that's

01:02:42.040 that's very that's going to be very highly incentivized there's going to be a premium

01:02:47.480 on that for people who run news networks that's incredible it's going to be a horrifying we have

01:02:54.060 two minutes before i have one more thing i was going to say to you guys that sports what if

01:02:59.500 there's an entire there could be a future where all the sports is just completely no i don't

01:03:05.540 believe that i'm just saying it could happen and how would you know he's right okay like they could

01:03:10.600 have an entire league that's nothing but simulation you never would know you want and also by the way

01:03:16.100 yeah but what if somebody's like what if this is the coolest fantasy football like it would be like

01:03:20.920 fantasy football where you can like say oh here's my fantasy team versus your fantasy team but it's

01:03:26.440 It's like each player is based on a real player,

01:03:29.820 but they're actually playing each other in a team that would never exist.

01:03:32.920 That's actually kind of cool.

01:03:34.540 You could watch your fantasy team simulate a game.

01:03:38.060 It could just be an actual fantasy team.

01:03:40.400 I kind of like that.

01:03:41.320 If that appealed to people, you could already...

01:03:43.940 Guys, you can go like freaking play simulated franchise mode in Madden.

01:03:48.860 People love that.

01:03:50.400 Yeah, people love that.

01:03:51.480 They don't love it the way they love the NFL.

01:03:52.740 They love it because it's like a simulacrum of the NFL

01:03:56.040 And it's one thousandth

01:03:58.340 Of the popularity

01:03:59.380 Yeah but if it's all like you don't even know

01:04:01.400 Your brain doesn't even know

01:04:02.440 People value real things 0.97

01:04:05.460 Apparently China has robot sports

01:04:07.720 If any culture is going to like

01:04:09.480 Buy into this soulless 1.00

01:04:11.540 Robot AI garbage 1.00

01:04:13.320 It's going to be China 1.00

01:04:13.900 Dude third world countries will totally buy into 1.00

01:04:16.000 Third world countries will do anything 1.00

01:04:18.080 When you go to a third world country 1.00

01:04:20.540 all of their ads are already like the low effort ai slop no but here's my theory america has all

01:04:26.960 these different pro sports because we're wealthy and we have so much capability of doing that

01:04:32.360 we're the wealthiest nation in history we have all this capable that we created all this

01:04:37.000 entertainment for ourselves other countries don't have it because they don't have that

01:04:40.220 they can literally just make it out of thin air now like who knows like there's a ton of people

01:04:45.980 in africa and they have no sports yeah they have sports they have they have soccer okay they have

01:04:51.240 it's not the same as here here we have we have literally 32 sports in every high school in

01:04:57.800 america like nobody else in the world has that they have two major sports and most kids don't

01:05:03.320 play sports i'm saying that now there's like you can just create all entertainment it's totally

01:05:08.000 fake totally made up and even third world countries will be able to monetize that

01:05:12.000 because like unfortunately poor people get punked by this but like it's it's not it's all going to

01:05:17.400 be low tier when you know it there's not a human involved but poor people are going to get totally

01:05:22.020 owned by this like it's like they're going to be totally taken advantage is that a white pill

01:05:25.600 no it's no i do have a white pill i have a big white pill on this and this actually goes into

01:05:31.800 one of the reasons that we chose the name of this program the way that we did because no one

01:05:38.940 no one especially in the mainstream is ever going to come for this show or any of our work

01:05:47.620 and why is that because ai will never be allowed to commit thought crime boom oh i see what you

01:05:56.480 did there but this is the least program it in such a way this is the most unaiable show well

01:06:03.160 but this was not to be fair this was not a whole lot of thought crimes involved in this because

01:06:07.520 we talked about the all-American half-touch.

01:06:11.140 We could have been way more.

01:06:11.660 If you guys stopped me before we could get to

01:06:13.480 the freaking ice raids in Roblox,

01:06:15.540 that would have been a good thought.

01:06:16.640 We should do so to B-roll as we fade out here, at least.

01:06:19.920 They're doing ice raids in the kids' video game Roblox.

01:06:24.440 500?

01:06:25.240 Yeah, just show it.

01:06:26.440 I want the people to know.

01:06:27.600 We didn't get a chance to talk about it,

01:06:28.760 and we got to get out of here for another thing.

01:06:31.440 But I think the kids are all right.

01:06:33.540 They're doing ice raids in Roblox.

01:06:36.440 are escorting 1.00

01:06:37.600 the illegals out of their digital 0.87

01:06:40.520 schools in their digital game

01:06:42.320 and then the odd system

01:06:43.740 oh and then there's the F-Ice

01:06:45.840 protests of Ice

01:06:47.320 they had the protests

01:06:49.500 and that's the funniest thing ever

01:06:52.140 the amount of precision that they used

01:06:54.680 to go and pull that guy out of the house

01:06:56.020 this is AI content

01:06:57.640 yeah but it's at least cartoonish

01:07:00.200 it's not emulating

01:07:01.420 human form and flesh and bone

01:07:04.100 I'm just saying

01:07:05.580 it's here we are talking about it and this is already user generated computerized content

01:07:10.660 they're like firing guns they're firing guns what if this is like this is like the liberal

01:07:15.420 you could go so meta like what if what if instead of actually deporting illegals they just did ai

01:07:21.440 videos showing deportations and then that could happen too bam and everyone's like oh the admin

01:07:28.300 fulfilled all its promises i saw the clips all the illegals the government no no no blake here's no

01:07:33.280 what's even better what we should here's the real thought crime on that what we should do is create

01:07:36.700 ai videos where it's just like ice letting people go and we'll we'll spread that everywhere like in

01:07:42.160 spanish and be like see trump totally changed we could just have he's not doing it anymore

01:07:46.320 reality totally divorced reality totally divorced everyone just gets their ai generated preferred

01:07:52.300 reality yeah you put in your you put in your like your political positions and no one will know

01:07:58.080 because no one actually

01:07:58.840 goes outside anymore.

01:08:00.220 So it's entirely mediated.

01:08:01.760 They won't realize

01:08:02.260 until internet goes down. 1.00

01:08:04.220 Hot Slavic women 1.00

01:08:04.940 and, you know, 1.00

01:08:06.480 Andrew can have his Mexicans. 1.00

01:08:12.400 My wife would probably 1.00

01:08:14.460 not relate to that.

01:08:15.840 My wife would not relate to that.

01:08:17.320 That's all right.

01:08:17.960 But what if you got 1.00

01:08:18.460 an AI wife who did? 0.97

01:08:22.460 We're starting to get thought crime. 0.97

01:08:24.000 I'll give you that.

01:08:25.100 I'll give you that.

01:08:26.660 Jack.

01:08:26.840 Well, is AI cheating cheating?

01:08:30.500 Oh.

01:08:31.100 Yes.

01:08:32.260 It's basic.

01:08:32.940 I mean, that's like, that's porn, right?

01:08:35.580 Yeah. 0.88

01:08:36.080 Yeah, it's just porn. 0.95

01:08:36.640 Porn cheating? 0.98

01:08:38.460 Yes.

01:08:39.120 That's like a, yes.

01:08:40.460 That's like a 90s thought crime topic.

01:08:42.700 Yeah, I was going to say, wow.

01:08:44.180 That's like a 90s thought crime topic, yeah.

01:08:45.980 Jack, why don't you take us home?

01:08:47.700 Since you are.

01:08:48.340 I've got to run.

01:08:49.080 And Blake, but like, we just got to say, let's take it for a second.

01:08:51.440 Guys, we put something together to became the number one story in the country.

01:08:56.840 It's going to be the most watched halftime show.

01:09:00.140 And, you know, you got to sometimes you just have to give time for that, give space for that.

01:09:05.560 And somehow, somehow we seem to have gotten to the precipice of incredible greatness.

01:09:11.680 And it really feels like there's so many people.

01:09:14.720 We didn't even play the amount of people that are coming in who are supportive of this and are coming out of the woodwork.

01:09:20.380 So this Sunday, we're giving everyone some homework.

01:09:27.480 Go and change the channel, turn off Bad Bunny, put on Kid Rock and the gang, and go commit thought crime.

01:09:50.380 We'll be right back.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - February 07, 2026

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 114 — All-American Halftime Hoopla + AI Scott Adams？ + Roblox ICE Raids？

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