Joe Biden is a politician with no respect for boundaries or personal space. It s time for someone to step up to the plate and do something about it, and that someone is none other than Joe Biden himself. The question is, who will do it?
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00:04:51.000You're a strange animal, that's what I know You're a strange animal, how come they follow?
00:05:25.000On your speedy display Very glad to be with you, my friends.
00:05:33.000My half-Asian lawyer Bill Richmond is in the house and he was bobbing his head because he just saw Hamilton and he got a little over-inspired.
00:08:27.000That could have been the press conference.
00:08:29.000Looking at the macro, what does this tell you?
00:08:31.000OK, where were the sources for the countless buzzfeed CNN scandals about Russia?
00:08:35.000The point is that one side, the left, has repeatedly accused the president of treason, almost never revealing their sources or releasing evidence to the public.
00:08:42.000And right now, we're seeing in response to these accusations, the Trump administration, we're seeing the Attorney General, Willingly hand over the full report to the public.
00:08:56.000Your mind would already be made up because of how long they've been hammering you with lies, just like the Green New Deal.
00:09:03.000Barr is combating years of anonymous sources, fake stories, verifiably so, by trying to ensure that as many people as possible actually read the full report.
00:09:24.000But at a time when words apparently don't matter, where sex is gender, gender is fluid, collusion means nasty tweets, semi-automatic handgun means license 3 rocket launcher, we have to give greater weight to actions.
00:09:34.000Actions are what define you, and on the actions, the president has been completely cleared in regard to collusion, or corruption, or obstruction.
00:10:10.000What kind of level of conspiracy do you have to believe in to believe that people that did not like Trump did this report to hide his bad actions, to hide collusion,
00:10:20.000to hide obstruction of justice from you. People that don't like him, that at every motive to
00:10:24.000come out and say he did everything and more, let's nail him to the cross. Don't think about it.
00:10:29.000Didn't happen. Like what kind of conspiracy theorists do you have to be to believe that? The
00:10:32.000same one who believes that Brian Stelter is straight. All right, now turning to Eye on India. All
00:10:38.000right, so this comes to us from Russia We can't get away from the Kremlin.
00:12:07.000I'm so glad that I have my half-Asian lawyer Bill Richman here with me today.
00:12:10.000Not only because we're going to be looking into the new on-the-border YouTube algorithm, but here's a video on how to beat your wife in an Islamically permissible fashion.
00:13:07.000Frequently, you hear domestic violence, the accused referring to themselves, I'm merely a company manager, it's in the handbook, chapter 12, right in your ass.
00:13:18.000She was not follow-aiting, she wasn't follow-aiting SOPs, and I said follow-aiting because I can't say follow.
00:13:26.000By the way, we actually hired a translator to help clarify some of what the cleric was saying.
00:13:34.000When showing your wife who is boss, it is important to remember that most women have no formal combat training, so there is no need to get complicated.
00:16:38.000Omar and myself are not lone bulls here, Steven.
00:16:41.000We simply feel if the Jews would leave Palestine, and as legendary journalist Helen Thomas suggested, go home to Poland and Germany back where they were long, the world can finally heal from all their conniving... Okay, you know what?
00:16:54.000See, this actually just sounds straight-up anti-Jewish to me.
00:17:04.000This is the reason we're involved in endless foreign wars.
00:17:07.000As our brave men and women are fighting overseas, as Vice President Joe Biden himself described them, Shylocks back home are taking advantage of them with foreclosures and bad laws.
00:17:58.000I happen to believe, Joe, that we have an absurd tax system.
00:18:04.000And while millions of people today are paying actually more in taxes than they anticipated, Amazon, Netflix, and dozens of major corporations, as a result of Trump's tax bill, pay nothing in federal taxes.
00:18:42.000They're paying more than they expected because they wanted an even bigger tax cut that you and the media deceived them into thinking they wouldn't even get.
00:19:08.000Do you remember when Pelosi actually said when they were talking about the average being around $1,200 per person per year back in your pocket?
00:19:15.000And she was like, well, that's not a lot of money to most.
00:19:30.000It deceives people into thinking they're worse off than they are by lying to them and then using that misery to get elected, promising to solve everyone's problem with free money.
00:19:37.000And this was, we'll get to the top five, I think, the biggest myths, the most pervasive myths.
00:19:42.000All this was reiterated, there was an article this week announcing means.tv, did you see it?
00:19:46.000It's an online socialist media network who, without a hint of irony, it'll be a paid subscription service.
00:19:53.000So I went to their site to see what they were about.
00:21:16.000Because the options I got are only infinity.
00:21:23.000There are three options to on-ramps, basically.
00:21:25.000There are three on-ramps to any option you want for the rest of your life.
00:21:29.000Okay, this idea that there is no social mobility in the United States, the cars are stacked against you.
00:21:34.000Over the course of their lives, 56% of Americans will find themselves in the top 10%, 73% will spend at least more than a year in the top 20%.
00:22:38.000But name me any system throughout the history of mankind that has pulled more people out of poverty than the free enterprise and the capitalist system.
00:22:59.000We have the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.
00:23:02.000Record numbers of workers returning to the workforce.
00:23:04.000Highest job labor force participation rate.
00:23:08.000And by the way, even with all that, we actually have both the lowest layoff rate and the highest amount of unfulfilled, meaning available jobs, since the Department of Labor began recording the statistics ever.
00:23:20.000It's time to toss your hemp noose over the basement pipe, because I only got three options.
00:23:25.000College, military, or being an entrepreneur.
00:23:28.000It's like, I could go to school, study in maybe like the STEM field, or get a shark tank.
00:25:44.000And I want you to do your own mental exercise, because anecdotal obviously doesn't necessarily prove a point.
00:25:48.000But the empirical data, I believe, will match up with your anecdotal experience.
00:25:52.000So anyone out there right now who's done a job or been in a career in the same field of work for more than 10 years watching right now, I'd like you to comment below.
00:26:00.000If you have been doing the same job or working with the same company, same field of work for 10 years, I want you to do some math.
00:26:14.000Lower earners at the beginning of their life, by the way, they tend to have the most wage growth.
00:26:18.000As people get older, they get wealthier, the percentage of wage growth is less.
00:26:22.000So if you're seeing that sort of pay bump, bottom out a little bit, that now it maybe used to be 10%, 12%, now it's 2%, that means you're probably being paid pretty well if it's over a lifetime.
00:26:31.000People aren't going to pay you a lot more just to do the same job.
00:26:33.000If you're not acquiring new skills, if you're not making yourself more valuable, that's the whole point of this.
00:26:38.000The market, you shouldn't wait for the market to give you more money.
00:26:40.000Yeah, the average hourly earnings, it doesn't take into account how long people have stayed in a certain job.
00:26:44.000I mean, imagine, Bill, if you went to law school, and you went out, and then you were a clerk, and then you decided, you know what, I'm going to be a doctor, and then you didn't finish medical school, and then you said, you know what, I'm going to be a shift manager at McDonald's, and then, you know, you developed a heroin habit.
00:27:29.000They could never do any... There was no mobility whatsoever.
00:27:32.000So then you have to ask the question is, if over time, the policies have been coming into place that are directly countervailing wage growth, right?
00:27:41.000The types of policies that you see throughout California and are driving a huge growth, pushing Californians on into every other state.
00:27:47.000I'm pretty confident there's only one side pushing those policies that are pushing down the wage growth that you're complaining about.
00:27:54.000And you could pull the there were no good old days card, you know, because railroads.
00:29:17.000It's really stupid, but I'm going to point out why I think you'll realize it's stupid on its face, but you often don't think of it this way.
00:29:24.000That wealth inequality is a huge problem.
00:29:27.000We want to deal with the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality in America.
00:29:31.000Very few people think it is acceptable or moral that the top one-tenth of one percent owns almost as much wealth as the bottom ninety percent.
00:29:44.000If I doubled every single person right now watching, listening, doubled all of our incomes tomorrow, every single one, wealth inequality would increase.
00:30:57.000OK, so just, I think, earlier this week, Slate.com had an article criticizing Bernie Sanders' response when people were asking him about his newfound millionaire status.
00:31:07.000And his off-the-cuff, truthful, Freudian response was, Well, if you wrote a book, too, then you could be a millionaire.
00:31:15.000So if you worked hard, and you had creativity, and you put your ass on the line, and you worked really, really, really hard in this system that we have right now, you, too, could be a millionaire, just like Bernie Sanders.
00:33:15.000Socialism has never actually worked, okay?
00:33:17.000And they always try to claim that it's never been tried properly, or where it has been tried properly now, they've pivoted, and this is only the last ten years, to the Scandinavian countries that they're all socialist.
00:33:31.000You look like he's masturbating on a subway.
00:33:32.000The problem is, though, brothers, that any time there's been the attempts of ordinary people to engage in self-determination, they can get crushed by external nations.
00:34:58.000The truth is, we did a whole segment on this, so I'm just going to sort of brush on this.
00:35:02.000Scandinavian countries, they built up their wealth under free market economies, and right now they're actually moving much more toward free market capitalism, despite their incredibly small, homogenous populations, by the way.
00:35:13.000And, keep in mind, their top corporate tax rates are actually lower than the United States were under Obama.
00:35:17.000We're actually going their direction now, finally, for the first time.
00:35:19.000And something else that is remarkable to me, did you know that when Scandinavian people moved to the United States, they have higher standards of living on average than those in the Scandinavian countries?
00:35:27.000In other words, Danes in the United States have it better than Danes in Denmark!
00:35:31.000Swedes in the United States have it better than Swedes in Sweden!
00:35:50.000They have a lot of, they have a social safety net, which by the way is why cars, for example, most, I think in Denmark, most people can't afford used cars.
00:36:30.000I understand there's probably going to be a lot of people that disagree with that.
00:36:32.000But if you look at the population, the life expectancy, and a lot of the other factors, this, we didn't have nearly as many people and it wasn't
00:36:39.000just because there's a lot more people having sex to have kids,
00:36:42.000it was because people could live longer and the thing that made that possible, the thing that made it possible for you
00:36:46.000to feed your families now is capitalism, right? And it would create a
00:36:50.000lot more success if other countries would take capitalism and
00:36:53.000apply that as well. We've seen hundreds of millions of people die because of socialism.
00:36:57.000They have a negative bank balance right now. Or communism.
00:37:00.000Capitalism, well, socialism and communism. Now we have a huge positive balance.
00:37:03.000Still not entirely sure what the difference is between a Marxist and a Communist.
00:37:14.000But I know that both sides argue they're on the side of truth.
00:37:16.000Okay, let's put that aside for a second.
00:37:18.000One thing that can't be denied is that even in theory, Capitalists, free enterprisers, the conservative worldview can only function if an individual feels empowered.
00:37:27.000And I know that Bernie Bros are going to say that that's a lie because of the system, man.
00:37:49.000Democrats and socialists have, but I repeat myself, have to campaign on, you can't make it, you're not good enough.
00:37:55.000Others are going to win, you'll lose, and none of it is in your control because it's all a part of the system.
00:38:00.000It is a selfish appeal, and certainly right now in the United States, it's not based on truth.
00:38:04.000Right now, in an economy with the lowest unemployment, highest job participation, least amount of firings, most amount of jobs available in decades, they're still selling you propaganda that you couldn't possibly make it without them.
00:38:15.000And I'll come out and say it, in 2019, Only the weakest among you buy that lie.
00:38:21.000If you look at all of the prospects I just listed out there and you don't feel hopeful in any way, there's no hope for you.
00:38:30.000You lost hope long before you made that walk to the ballot box.
00:38:33.000That's my biggest problem with socialism.
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00:41:55.000Could you imagine if I was in the military and I just tell that everybody your last easy day was yesterday and you're a maggot and they would all just step on landmines.
00:43:18.000If you're alive and you walk upright, you're over four years of age, you're going to hear something about it.
00:43:26.000I don't know where to go to get the information because I did watch, I was watching CNN and MSNBC this morning and it was a lot of, Oh man, look out people.
00:43:43.000And then I was listening to some talk radio, some AM talk radio, and it was like nothing to see here.
00:43:50.000So I actually thought, well, essentially, How are you going to get the information if everyone you talk to is so galvanized, everyone you listen to is so galvanized on both sides?
00:44:04.000I did have the thought, like when I was watching CNN, when they were saying, hey man, you should listen to me because there's some serious stuff going on here.
00:44:15.000I thought I would be more apt to listen to you, except for it's been two years of you explaining what was going to happen and none of it happened.
00:44:38.000And you went to go make some money on the ponies.
00:44:41.000And every single horse they pick, every one of their favorite, every one of their prognostications came in last or didn't finish a race at all.
00:44:51.000And you showed up this morning and they were hanging out in front of the track again.
00:45:18.000Because you want to be informed as to what the opposite side of the spectrum is saying?
00:45:23.000I am like, I had a little heated, Semi-heated Twitter affair this morning with someone who was, you know, calling me whatever because I dared to interview Tucker Carlson on my podcast.
00:45:38.000And I'm like, hey, Tucker's a good dude.
00:45:40.000And you may disagree with him, but we talked about his mom and his family of origin.
00:45:44.000And I thought it was a really good interview.
00:45:46.000And if you if you'd listen, You'd probably get a little closer to some semblance of civility here.
00:45:54.000And the guy was like, F you and F Tucker and, you know, sniff my balls.
00:46:25.000But here's just one thing when I was talking about this earlier, Barr.
00:46:28.000He was pointing everyone to read the report.
00:46:31.000That's one big difference, I think, that you see between the left and the right.
00:46:33.000And I was watching them both today, as you were talking about, listening to some talk radio.
00:46:37.000On the left, they're going, oh man, this looks really bad in the report.
00:46:40.000Bar was saying, read the report, and people on the right seem to be saying, read the report.
00:46:44.000And it's pretty consistent across the board.
00:46:45.000That's what happened with the Green New Deal.
00:46:46.000On this channel, I just read it from pillar to post because it was only five pages long.
00:46:51.000If people want the information, it would be good for them to start just reading the report.
00:46:56.000But it seems like people in media just say, well, you know what, take my word for it.
00:47:01.000Well, you know, I've sort of used, you know, I have a sort of mechanical background and a building background and I got a bunch of race cars and sometimes stuff breaks on them and you have to fix them and there's really only one approach and that approach is You know, get a table, make sure that table is plumb and square, put the car on it and start taking measurements and calculations and then we're going to figure out what we're going to do to fix it once we get this data.
00:47:32.000If you know in your heart what's wrong with the car before you even look at the car, you're going to be wrong a lot and you're going to get into a lot of accidents and you're going to lose a lot of races.
00:47:42.000So for me, This notion of like, oh, I already know how this is going to play out before I get any information is not a good way to go through life.
00:47:52.000If you're trying to solve any problem, and I don't care if your refrigerator breaks down or anything to do with politics, it's just not a good way to go.
00:48:00.000And like I'm watching Politically Incorrect, or Real Time, I should say, with Bill Maher the other week,
00:48:07.000and he announces defiantly, he goes, I don't need to read the Mueller report.
00:48:24.000That's a bad place to be in, which is you're not going to read the two-year report because you watch Rachel Maddow and you know what you know.
00:48:32.000And then at a certain point, moments later, one of the folks on the show, on his panel, said, all right, I know the report said no collusion, but it's not all doom and gloom.
00:49:08.000You were one of the earliest adopters with podcasts, and you had so much success with mainstream, sort of old media fame.
00:49:15.000You had these television shows and these development projects.
00:49:17.000You were on radio, one of the most listened to radio shows, and then became one of the most listened to podcasts in the world.
00:49:24.000And in listening to you when I was starting out, people like yourself and Joe Rogan, I often heard you talk about how the great thing is there's no barrier to entry.
00:49:31.000You can reach your audience directly now.
00:49:35.000Have you seen a shifting landscape there in kind of what we thought was this open form of the internet and podcasts with social media and YouTube and Twitter and Facebook and eventually iTunes?
00:49:46.000Do you see it as as open as it used to be or do you see kind of the old media guards trying to set up new guards for for things like podcasts?
00:50:19.000There is no such thing as something Growing and becoming as large as it is monetarily and it not becoming the man, you know?
00:50:31.000So if you can think about a million companies and a million human beings and a million whoever, and once there's enough Madison Avenue money, Wall Street money, whatever, it just, you become that.
00:50:45.000It doesn't really matter If you're Zuckerberg or Starbucks like you just eventually become the man, right?
00:50:53.000And so when I started podcasting, there were two America was split into two halves.
00:51:01.000There was the half that didn't know what a podcast was and then there was the other half my dad was in who called it a pod card and thought that was cute.
00:51:13.000Now everybody and their mother's doing one and you know Oprah's doing a podcast like that was that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
00:51:51.000I guess my concern more so, and it kind of ties into your No Safe Spaces documentary you're making with Prager, what we see on campus is what we're seeing with new media.
00:51:59.000Yeah, if it's just business developing, but right now we see people at the top specifically trying to silence voices based on political point of view.
00:53:21.000And he just he's infectious with his attitude.
00:53:25.000Like, I wish I was in as good a mood as he's in all the time.
00:53:30.000So we've had a chance to tour around and play do some college campuses and it's getting pretty pretty crazy out there and look there is no I guess what I'm saying is this.
00:54:34.000That's unthinkable, except for it's the new norm now.
00:54:38.000If I say to my two kids, hey, we're going out for Chinese, they'll go, one will yell, I want sushi, and the other yell, I want surf and turf.
00:54:46.000And my thing is, is what was unthinkable is where we're at.
00:54:50.000And if you go to the college campuses today, and you hear what these 18 and 19 year olds have to say for themselves, What was, you know, we're going to protest because of the Vietnam War or Nixon or Watergate or Kent State or whatever it is.
00:55:07.000We went from that to Ben Shapiro is not welcome anywhere near this campus.
00:55:14.000We went from what was the norm to unthinkable.
00:55:58.000Not Taco Bell material as a stand-up special.
00:56:00.000I wanted to ask you, why did you do a stand-up special now?
00:56:04.000Because I know you've been doing stand-up for a long time.
00:56:07.000And some stand-ups never do a special.
00:56:10.000And I thought you might be one of those guys who just wanted to keep it in the clubs.
00:56:14.000And then I saw that this was out there.
00:56:17.000It's just I have so many things I do in a way It's not a great career move to play, you know, 15 sports
00:56:28.000sort of thing. I look at comedy as like saying athletic, you know, athleticism. Yeah, but you got
00:56:34.000to pick a sport and you're much better off just kind of doing one thing and not the other. And I've
00:56:40.000just done everything and I enjoy it. And I thought, but I've never done a standup special.
00:56:47.000And I just, I guess there's a feeling of you want to capture it.
00:56:51.000You go out all these years, you develop all this material, and it just floats up into the ether at the end of the show, at the end of the evening, at the end of the night.
00:57:07.000Let's put that in column B. It's at chassis.com, and very funny, by the way, I think a lot of people who haven't watched your stand-up will enjoy it a lot.
00:57:14.000I remember talking with people about your stand-up, and them going like, yeah, a lot of people don't know that Adam Carolla's stand-up is really tight.
00:57:21.000It's really funny stuff, because, again, I grew up watching you on TV, and in Canada, you know, we're not in the land of really cool stuff, so we didn't have access to a lot of the content you did in the United States.