Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 24, 2020


Episode 1068 Scott Adams： Charlamagne Tha Racist, Biden, Schools Reopening, Trump Press Conference


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48 minutes

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155.20488

Word Count

7,583

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359

Hate Speech Sentences

17


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Transcript

00:00:00.000 Well, I don't know about you, but I can't go back to the old ways.
00:00:13.960 You know the old ways before coronavirus?
00:00:16.900 I've gotten to the point where if I watch a TV interview and there's a talking head
00:00:22.360 and I don't hear a dog or a kid in the background, it doesn't feel realistic anymore.
00:00:28.000 Don't you like it when you hear the dog in the background of the TV commentators?
00:00:34.460 I don't know, it just feels a little more real.
00:00:37.700 So I'd miss that.
00:00:39.160 I would certainly miss it if my food servers stopped wearing face masks.
00:00:45.120 I kind of like that.
00:00:46.760 I wouldn't like it if my airline starts putting people in the center row.
00:00:50.940 I'll even pay extra to not have anybody in the center row.
00:00:55.640 So there are a lot of things that will be better.
00:00:57.400 We'll miss them if this coronavirus stuff ever stops.
00:01:02.000 Or as President calls it, President Trump calls it, the China virus.
00:01:06.380 We'll talk about that.
00:01:07.460 But first, what do we do first?
00:01:09.500 It's called the simultaneous sip and all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass of tank or chalice or stein,
00:01:14.960 a canteen jug or flask or a vessel of any kind.
00:01:18.900 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:01:20.400 I like coffee.
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00:01:32.600 Go.
00:01:32.820 Well, it looks like a lot of baseball players are kneeling for the national anthem.
00:01:43.900 And I saw the pictures, and I know people wanted to say, it's a victory for Black Lives Matter.
00:01:53.280 It's a victory against President Trump.
00:01:57.060 Ah, we got him now.
00:01:59.780 Did anybody really care?
00:02:01.060 Have you noticed, have you noticed that, was it only a year ago that kneeling, no, it was more than a year ago,
00:02:13.660 that kneeling for a sporting event was a gigantic big issue?
00:02:18.920 What was it this year?
00:02:21.720 This year, it was the least important thing happening this week.
00:02:25.800 It wasn't even a big story for a Thursday.
00:02:29.420 I mean, it was a story, but did you find yourself caring in any way whatsoever?
00:02:36.880 I don't think I did.
00:02:38.380 I just looked at it and said, huh, looks like everybody's kneeling.
00:02:43.020 So, somebody says they cared, and I'm sure some of you do, but you have the option of turning it off.
00:02:49.700 I haven't watched any of the games with the fake fan noise yet.
00:02:53.720 Is that any good?
00:02:55.260 They probably need to tweak that a little bit.
00:02:56.980 How many of you watched Dr. Fauci throw out the first pitch, if it could be called that?
00:03:05.860 Now, I don't know, I don't want to make fun of Dr. Fauci, because, after all, he does not present himself as an athlete.
00:03:14.860 He is a professional in another way, so there's no reason to think that he should be good at baseball.
00:03:20.700 But, I don't think I've ever seen anybody who was worse at baseball.
00:03:29.020 If you think I'm exaggerating, you have to watch it.
00:03:33.260 And, I will say this in Dr. Fauci's support, because he seems like a nice guy.
00:03:40.900 Like, in person, he'd probably be fun.
00:03:43.140 But, if you're going to throw a bad first pitch, do it the way he did it.
00:03:49.880 Because his pitch wasn't a bad first pitch.
00:03:53.040 His will be the one that will be shown forever as the worst first pitch anybody ever threw.
00:03:59.320 I think it went closer to first base than home plate, and only about halfway there.
00:04:07.020 I don't know if it rolled all the way to the plate.
00:04:10.520 It was still inbounds when it stopped, I think.
00:04:14.060 So, it was by far the worst first pitch you've ever seen in your life.
00:04:18.340 Now, like I said, I would have felt sorry for him if it was just a really bad pitch.
00:04:23.980 But, it was so bad that it will be like a highlight loop for the rest of his life.
00:04:29.960 And, if you do that, I mean, that just puts it into another category.
00:04:34.200 That's just funny.
00:04:36.660 And, I would bet that Fauci privately thinks it's hilarious.
00:04:41.360 Like, after he gets over the initial shame of it, it's just going to be a hilarious story.
00:04:47.060 He'll probably show it himself at parties.
00:04:48.720 Anyway, the GOP's Louis Gohmert, I don't know if it's Gohmert or Gohmert,
00:04:58.460 but he's got an ERT at the end of his name, like Vilbert and Dogbert, so I like him.
00:05:05.340 He introduced a resolution to ban the Democratic Party.
00:05:11.120 Now, didn't you know this was going to come?
00:05:13.540 It was obvious.
00:05:14.820 This was brewing.
00:05:16.040 This was going to come.
00:05:17.040 So, Louis Gohmert pulled the trigger on this.
00:05:21.640 And so, this is what he introduced.
00:05:23.180 Quote, that any political organization or party that has ever held a public position
00:05:28.480 that supported slavery or the Confederacy
00:05:32.020 shall either change its name or be barred from participation in the House.
00:05:38.020 So, of course, that's the Democratic Party who did all of those things,
00:05:41.680 and the Republicans never did.
00:05:43.260 So, I don't expect this to get passed, but it is funny, and it does.
00:05:48.740 It's more than funny.
00:05:49.820 It's functionally funny.
00:05:52.060 Because, you know, we always talk about where's the slippery slope going to end.
00:05:55.800 And where the slippery slope ends is that mockery.
00:06:01.720 You know, when the slippery slope, whatever it is, whatever the topic is, begins,
00:06:05.800 the first few things that might happen actually could be legitimately just progress.
00:06:10.960 You know, it's just, okay, society needs to move ahead a little bit.
00:06:16.180 So, maybe it's just progress.
00:06:18.480 But if you keep sliding, you inevitably get to the point where it's more funny than serious.
00:06:24.680 And Louis Gomer's little funny, not serious resolution here kind of tells you where the limit is.
00:06:36.520 So, we're sort of, we're in the zone of the limit of how far this can slide
00:06:42.100 because mockery and reality just merged.
00:06:45.460 You got that, right?
00:06:46.280 If you can't tell the difference between who is serious and who is just making a joke,
00:06:54.180 if you really can't tell the difference, that's where the slippery slide is going to start to end.
00:07:00.660 And I think Louis Gomer displayed that perfectly because this resolution,
00:07:07.420 if it had been the other way around, would have been taken seriously, right?
00:07:12.920 If it had been the Republican Party who had ever supported the Confederacy or ever supported slavery,
00:07:20.480 but they didn't, if they ever had, the Democrats would.
00:07:25.680 You know they would.
00:07:26.800 This is not a joke.
00:07:28.240 This is no hyperbole.
00:07:30.100 You know they would have asked for them to change their name.
00:07:33.580 So, the Republicans are just using their own rules.
00:07:37.000 And that's what makes it funny.
00:07:38.220 Somebody's asking when my surgery is because you can see I'm struggling.
00:07:43.780 It is the 29th.
00:07:46.720 So, I just have to make it to the 29th.
00:07:49.840 And I apologize for having to put up with me for that long.
00:07:54.700 All right.
00:07:58.260 Did you see, are you seeing more and more, what would you call it, blame on white women?
00:08:06.500 It seems that white women are having their turn in the barrel, if you know what I mean.
00:08:12.220 So, there's more and more a sense that the so-called Karens of the world,
00:08:17.580 while meaning well, they do mean well,
00:08:20.880 that they might be destroying the world.
00:08:23.520 So, now there's a thought that white women might be the problem.
00:08:29.360 This is not me saying this, by the way.
00:08:32.080 This is other people.
00:08:33.260 But, it does make me wonder, what is the percentage by ethnicity in the teachers' unions?
00:08:42.540 Because, as I've said, the teachers' unions basically are the cause of systemic racism.
00:08:49.000 Now, you're going to say to me,
00:08:50.080 no, no, Scott, it was the ripple in time from slavery that causes it,
00:08:54.840 plus the powerful elite white men who want to stay in power.
00:08:59.500 That's what's causing it all.
00:09:02.100 And that's true.
00:09:03.680 It is also true that those same white men who want to hold on to power and everything else,
00:09:10.600 they have for decades, really, since, I don't know, for a long time, let's say decades,
00:09:16.400 have opened this big doorway and said,
00:09:19.360 yeah, you probably can't get to where we are the same way we did,
00:09:22.360 because you've got the legacy of slavery, blah, blah, blah, we had advantages.
00:09:26.760 But, we'll open this other door in which, as long as you get a good education,
00:09:32.880 you still can't get rid of all the traces of racism,
00:09:36.740 but you can make them somewhat irrelevant in your personal life,
00:09:40.440 just by succeeding, going to school, having a good life.
00:09:44.040 Yeah, there's still a little racism, but it's not going to bother you as much,
00:09:46.820 because poverty would go down, everybody's doing better, crime goes down.
00:09:51.460 Basically, every problem gets a little bit better
00:09:54.820 if people are doing better with their occupations.
00:09:58.880 So, what happened to that big door that was opened
00:10:01.680 by the people who were in charge,
00:10:05.280 you know, the white people who had already made their money and had power?
00:10:08.560 What happened to that doorway that they opened so that everybody could get through?
00:10:12.580 You didn't have to be black, just everybody else.
00:10:15.020 You could just be poor, and you could walk through that doorway and have a good life.
00:10:19.180 What happened to that door?
00:10:20.880 That door got slammed shut by the teachers' unions.
00:10:24.640 The teachers' unions, by being a force that stopped all competition
00:10:29.520 within the field of education for the teacher part,
00:10:32.980 you couldn't get rid of a bad teacher.
00:10:35.240 What happens when you can't get rid of a bad teacher?
00:10:38.600 You have bad schools.
00:10:40.220 If you had bad schools, and no competition,
00:10:44.000 what happens to that doorway that the rich, powerful white men
00:10:49.660 opened up and said,
00:10:51.400 okay, we can't fix all of our stuff.
00:10:53.620 We don't want to give all our stuff back.
00:10:55.500 But your doorway's open.
00:10:57.080 Walk right through it.
00:10:58.540 It wasn't there.
00:10:59.880 The doorway is blocked by the teachers' union.
00:11:02.860 And so the question I ask, because the social media seems to be dumping on white women lately,
00:11:09.900 not me, I'm just saying that social media is doing it.
00:11:14.260 I wonder, what is the composition of the teachers' unions?
00:11:18.420 Is it mostly white women?
00:11:20.960 I don't know the answer to that.
00:11:22.440 It might not be.
00:11:23.060 But I've got to think that they're a large percentage, if not a majority.
00:11:28.920 So I'll just put that out there.
00:11:31.720 I would also like to make this provocative statement.
00:11:35.440 This is just an observation.
00:11:38.140 I don't know if it's true.
00:11:39.520 But it seems like both the Antifa and Black Lives Matter movements have something in common.
00:11:44.420 You would think that they wouldn't have that much in common.
00:11:46.680 But they do.
00:11:48.660 And what they have in common is that they're both female-run organizations.
00:11:53.800 Now, you might say to yourself, Scott, Scott, Scott, that's not true.
00:11:58.000 Basically, there's not much organization at all.
00:12:01.200 I wouldn't say it's organized.
00:12:03.820 But you watch the street protests and the dynamic.
00:12:09.020 And then you look at who as often has the microphone.
00:12:13.100 Who's the person talking?
00:12:14.260 And it seems like it's usually women.
00:12:18.980 One of the founders of Black Lives Matter is a woman.
00:12:22.600 And Antifa, if you look at who's on the street, you see the moms are taking the lead now.
00:12:29.120 The moms are a big part of it.
00:12:31.380 And it looks like women.
00:12:32.980 And you look at who's yelling organizational things.
00:12:38.220 It feels like it's largely women-run organizations.
00:12:41.260 Now, also, the Democratic Party is a woman-run organization.
00:12:47.180 And I'm not putting a plus or a minus on this.
00:12:49.520 So if you're looking for it, you're not going to find it.
00:12:52.520 It's more of an observation that maybe gender differences are a bigger component of the whole understanding of what's going on than perhaps we recognize.
00:13:03.980 Because all of the Antifa and BLM stuff sort of looks like racial, right?
00:13:10.900 It looks like racial.
00:13:12.260 And it looks like maybe socialism versus capitalism.
00:13:15.560 So those are the frames we've put on it.
00:13:17.640 But there is a real big variable about women and empowering women, et cetera, that's sort of a little less noticeable in the whole thing.
00:13:31.120 But it does seem like women are running the Democratic Party.
00:13:35.360 I don't think you'd disagree with that, right?
00:13:37.340 The Democratic Party has largely become a party run, either run by women or for the primary interests of women.
00:13:46.300 And again, I'm not saying that's bad, because in our society, women have more value.
00:13:52.100 When I say women have more value than men, again, that's not an insult to men.
00:13:57.680 It's really just a biological statement that you don't need that many men to perpetuate your species compared to women.
00:14:07.520 So just on a biological level, women are more valuable.
00:14:10.500 So should we be surprised that they want to take as much power in society as they can get?
00:14:17.800 I wouldn't be surprised.
00:14:19.040 So of course they should.
00:14:24.920 There's a report that you're going to hate by Bob Lee, who's a Republican.
00:14:30.320 Is it Bob Lee?
00:14:33.360 I think so.
00:14:36.140 Did I get his first name wrong?
00:14:38.120 But Lee, anyway.
00:14:40.220 And he's a Republican, so this is important.
00:14:43.520 Keep that in mind before you hear the next part.
00:14:45.960 He's a Republican.
00:14:47.300 Now, he may be not the Republican that you want him to be, but he's a Republican, and that's important.
00:14:53.500 And I guess he had up this study.
00:14:59.300 So it was a report by Congress.
00:15:01.840 It was a joint economic committee.
00:15:04.360 Now, it's a joint economic committee.
00:15:07.460 So these are experts on economics.
00:15:10.560 I'm sorry.
00:15:11.000 Mike Lee is the answer, not Bob Lee.
00:15:13.620 Bob Lee is a guy who used to be an executive at a place I worked, and I got his name in my head.
00:15:19.600 It was Mike Lee, G-O-P.
00:15:21.500 So thank you for that correction.
00:15:25.800 Isn't this better that this is live?
00:15:28.040 You know, I thought about doing these periscopes recorded so you get the better quality and everything.
00:15:34.920 But I make so many mistakes that you guys correct.
00:15:40.480 It would be terrible if I recorded this.
00:15:42.880 All those errors would be on it every time.
00:15:45.280 It's bad enough that you have to wait for the correction.
00:15:47.060 All right, so this joint economic committee came up with this.
00:15:52.100 They said the demise of the happy two-parent family, two-parent home.
00:15:56.420 So you know where this is going, right?
00:15:58.200 He's a prominent Republican.
00:16:00.620 He's doing a study on what happens when you take the fathers out of the home.
00:16:05.880 So you know where it's going to end up, don't you?
00:16:08.380 All right.
00:16:08.660 Doesn't everybody do a study that just goes the way their party says it's going to go?
00:16:14.140 All right.
00:16:14.840 So you know he's a Republican.
00:16:17.340 Mike Lee, he does a study.
00:16:19.480 It's about the two-family versus the one-parent home.
00:16:23.020 You know where it's going to end up.
00:16:25.760 Except it didn't.
00:16:28.420 It was supposed to show that obviously having a one-parent situation is where your poverty has come from.
00:16:35.500 And a big probably, the assumption was, and a lot of people have said this,
00:16:39.140 it's the primary cause of black Americans having a bad economic situation.
00:16:45.580 So that would be the Republican point of view.
00:16:48.260 Except that the study did not show that.
00:16:51.360 Now, it did not show the opposite.
00:16:53.900 It was ambiguous.
00:16:54.700 Meaning that if you think it's obvious that when you peer into all these many variables,
00:17:01.060 everything from the legacy of slavery, systemic racism, you've got population,
00:17:07.140 you've got where you are, what your situation is, what the policing is,
00:17:11.480 when you throw all of those variables in there with the single-parent household,
00:17:16.780 you can't isolate the single-parent thing as the problem.
00:17:20.580 Now, some of it might be that getting rid of a bad father maybe doesn't hurt you too much
00:17:26.240 if the father was not going to be that beneficial in the first place.
00:17:30.640 So I don't know what the, I actually don't know what to make of this,
00:17:34.720 except all of you who said, and you've been telling me this forever,
00:17:39.600 and I think I'm the one holdout on this point,
00:17:43.660 and almost all of you have said it is a dead fact
00:17:48.040 that the single-parent household is the core problem for black America.
00:17:54.900 I'll bet just about every single person who's watching this believes that
00:17:58.800 to be not just true, but obviously true.
00:18:03.300 Just obviously true, right?
00:18:05.500 Would that characterize most of your thinking on the issue?
00:18:09.080 Now, you still could be right,
00:18:10.820 because this study is not conclusive in either direction.
00:18:16.280 But what's interesting is it definitely can't find that effect
00:18:19.660 you all think is obvious and very large.
00:18:22.620 You can't find it.
00:18:24.240 Now, somebody says, it's laughable.
00:18:26.540 It's laughable.
00:18:27.600 Here's what I say.
00:18:29.680 I think we should be able to isolate
00:18:31.980 whatever it is that makes the two-parent homes more successful,
00:18:36.880 if in fact that is the variable.
00:18:38.620 So I'm still open, so don't hear me wrong.
00:18:43.800 I'm not saying that this study claims that it doesn't make any difference
00:18:47.540 if you have one or two parents.
00:18:49.000 The study did not say that.
00:18:51.120 It just couldn't find this big effect from having a one-parent household
00:18:56.040 if you control for all the other stuff.
00:18:58.320 You just can't suss it out.
00:19:00.360 And that's exactly where I was.
00:19:02.800 So without seeing any studies,
00:19:05.140 I said from moment one,
00:19:07.640 I don't know how many studies you could show me,
00:19:10.360 because I don't think you'd be able to find that problem.
00:19:14.320 I think it's going to be hidden in the variables,
00:19:17.100 and that's what happened.
00:19:18.640 So I would give myself the only pat on the back
00:19:21.300 in the entire United States,
00:19:22.720 because I don't believe there was one other person in the country
00:19:26.900 who was an expectant to not find that variable standing out.
00:19:32.360 And again, it doesn't mean it isn't the main variable.
00:19:34.640 I just couldn't find it.
00:19:36.920 But if it is the main variable,
00:19:38.480 and I'm certainly open to believing that,
00:19:40.600 I just want, I'd like more evidence of it,
00:19:44.080 but I'm open to believing it,
00:19:45.620 I think we could find what is the key thing,
00:19:49.600 or two things, or whatever,
00:19:51.380 that makes having a second parent so important.
00:19:54.200 Because there might be another way to get it.
00:19:56.120 You know, I've talked, for example, about, imagine this.
00:20:01.460 Imagine creating a substitute for the household structure
00:20:07.360 under the understanding that you'd love to have two family homes,
00:20:11.280 but you just know it's not going to happen.
00:20:13.060 We just don't live in a world where you can want people to stay married,
00:20:16.760 and they will.
00:20:17.640 You just can't want it into existence.
00:20:20.220 It's just not going to happen.
00:20:21.660 So if it's not going to happen that you'll have all these two-parent homes,
00:20:24.400 what do you do?
00:20:24.880 So what is the second best thing you can do?
00:20:28.060 Because we're not even really trying the second best thing.
00:20:31.240 But let me just throw out an idea or two.
00:20:33.860 Suppose you had some housing situations.
00:20:37.940 Let's say it's low-income-ish housing.
00:20:40.960 And it's, you know, maybe an apartment situation,
00:20:43.400 or a compound, or whatever.
00:20:44.920 So everybody's physically close.
00:20:46.260 And then you have a rule that says you have to add in a single,
00:20:53.240 primarily single, maybe they don't have to be,
00:20:55.520 but adult males who have certain professions.
00:21:01.000 So it might be, you say, you have to have living there a policeman,
00:21:06.020 at least one.
00:21:07.020 You have to have living there one doctor,
00:21:09.360 one black lawyer.
00:21:12.900 Well, let's just say it's a, you know, a black community.
00:21:15.500 And you have to have an engineer.
00:21:18.800 I'm just making this up.
00:21:20.260 So you have to have some good role model adult males.
00:21:24.820 Maybe one of them is a, you know, a karate coach.
00:21:27.720 You know, just people who have the mindset of success,
00:21:31.040 and the mindset of staying out of trouble,
00:21:34.040 and the mindset of, you know, how to follow the rules
00:21:36.840 and get what you want.
00:21:38.840 And you put them in the community and say,
00:21:40.300 okay, these are everybody's dads.
00:21:42.740 So everybody has a new dad.
00:21:45.040 Actually, you have several of them.
00:21:46.440 Now you've got a doctor dad, a cop dad,
00:21:48.780 got an engineer dad, lawyer dad.
00:21:50.640 And these are all your dads.
00:21:52.500 And the deal would be that they would act like it.
00:21:54.680 They would actually get to know the kids,
00:21:56.540 and they would be sort of a force for good.
00:21:59.980 You're the single mom,
00:22:01.320 and you can't get your 14-year-old kid to do what you want
00:22:04.140 because your 14-year-old kid is bigger than you, right?
00:22:07.720 You're a single mom.
00:22:09.100 Your 14-year-old male son won't do what you want.
00:22:12.140 What do you do?
00:22:13.400 Well, that's what you call cop dad, doctor dad,
00:22:17.580 psychologist dad, lawyer dad,
00:22:19.720 and have them come over
00:22:20.640 and have them talk to your 14-year-old son
00:22:22.900 because they're bigger than your kid.
00:22:24.900 And sometimes, and you know this if you're male, right?
00:22:28.180 And every male knows this.
00:22:30.940 Sometimes men need to be put into place
00:22:33.980 because men, just the way we're organized,
00:22:38.240 our egos and our bad behavior
00:22:41.560 will just grow like a goldfish in a bigger and bigger bowl.
00:22:46.460 Like if nothing stops us, we'll do some bad stuff.
00:22:50.760 Not every person, right?
00:22:52.120 You're awesome.
00:22:52.920 I know you won't.
00:22:54.600 But in general, if you don't put any control on men,
00:22:58.320 we have some bad impulses, you know, on general again,
00:23:02.440 not all of you.
00:23:03.820 So you can imagine finding the thing that works
00:23:08.500 and re-engineering the situation,
00:23:11.280 but nobody's working on that.
00:23:14.460 I'm amazed that even today,
00:23:16.580 we cannot agree on whether the Sweden model for coronavirus
00:23:20.600 was the right one or the wrong one.
00:23:23.460 Can you believe that?
00:23:24.760 That even today, there is still a debate.
00:23:29.080 Did Sweden do it right or did they do it wrong?
00:23:32.540 Meaning that they didn't close down as aggressively,
00:23:35.100 but they did have higher than normal deaths.
00:23:37.720 So I was just watching one of the Swedish experts saying,
00:23:41.760 well, you know, there's no proof this wasn't the right way
00:23:44.480 because it's not over yet.
00:23:47.280 It's not over yet.
00:23:48.980 I believe that you cannot figure out
00:23:51.340 what was the right thing to do and what was the wrong.
00:23:54.720 Now, if you say to yourself,
00:23:56.680 were all these governors and the president,
00:24:00.140 were they all wrong about opening up what we did
00:24:05.000 or at least trying to partially reopen
00:24:07.140 because the infections, again, picked up.
00:24:10.360 So could you say,
00:24:11.980 well, we had a choice of opening or not opening.
00:24:15.740 Most of the people who chose to open,
00:24:18.440 there were a lot of them
00:24:19.120 because there were a lot of governors, a lot of mayors,
00:24:21.100 a lot of people chose to try reopening.
00:24:25.060 And now we see the infections are going up.
00:24:27.340 And I'd say it didn't quite work, right?
00:24:29.980 That if we'd had, you know,
00:24:32.600 magical abilities to see the future,
00:24:35.000 maybe we would stay locked down a little bit longer.
00:24:38.140 Fair.
00:24:39.000 So did all of our politicians
00:24:40.780 and did President Trump,
00:24:42.420 by being a proponent for opening up,
00:24:45.000 did they make a mistake?
00:24:47.300 Do we say all those governors, etc.,
00:24:50.600 all the southern governors especially,
00:24:52.740 did they all make a mistake?
00:24:56.420 I would say no.
00:24:58.000 Because you did not have a situation
00:24:59.860 in which it was known what the right answer was.
00:25:02.700 If you don't know what the right answer is,
00:25:05.540 you have to test it and then pull back.
00:25:08.340 It was the only plan we had.
00:25:10.400 We only had one plan.
00:25:13.080 We'll try something,
00:25:14.600 we'll test it,
00:25:15.760 and we'll give ourselves the option of pulling back
00:25:17.900 if it doesn't work.
00:25:19.260 That's exactly what happened.
00:25:21.220 We got to the point where lots of smart people said,
00:25:23.620 well, let's try it
00:25:25.200 exactly like we said we would.
00:25:28.360 Let's try it.
00:25:29.380 If it doesn't work,
00:25:30.360 we'll pull back.
00:25:31.640 We tried it.
00:25:32.900 It didn't work.
00:25:34.200 Nobody's surprised.
00:25:35.800 Nobody's surprised.
00:25:37.160 Because this was the plan.
00:25:39.220 Try it.
00:25:40.300 Pull back.
00:25:41.420 Now, what I'd like to see,
00:25:43.460 since there are a lot of people
00:25:44.660 who got their flare-ups,
00:25:46.360 I'd like to see them pull back in different ways.
00:25:49.240 Because maybe that'll tell us something.
00:25:51.160 For example,
00:25:52.540 do you think that a lot of people
00:25:53.760 were getting coronavirus
00:25:56.220 by eating in restaurants
00:25:58.380 with their own family indoors?
00:26:01.240 Do you think so?
00:26:02.360 It's possible.
00:26:03.580 Wouldn't you like to know that?
00:26:04.920 Wouldn't you like to know
00:26:05.900 that of the flare-ups,
00:26:07.200 you know,
00:26:07.360 the extra coronavirus that happened
00:26:09.240 because we reopened,
00:26:10.920 wouldn't you like to know
00:26:11.700 the percentage that came from hair salons?
00:26:15.460 You know, personal stuff like
00:26:16.900 getting your nails done,
00:26:18.760 which are gigantic industries
00:26:20.940 that employ a lot of people.
00:26:22.680 Wouldn't you like to know
00:26:23.620 that nobody ever got COVID
00:26:25.540 from their pedicure?
00:26:27.060 Because I don't know if we know that.
00:26:29.160 I'm making that up.
00:26:30.180 I don't know if that's true.
00:26:31.640 But I have a feeling
00:26:32.900 that a bar without masks
00:26:37.620 and people getting drunk
00:26:39.420 and talking to each other
00:26:40.980 too loud over music,
00:26:42.540 oh!
00:26:44.180 Could be like 40% of all of it.
00:26:47.300 Could it be that it is nothing
00:26:49.540 except letting the children out?
00:26:51.720 Maybe that's all it is
00:26:52.660 because the children
00:26:53.300 have been able to socialize
00:26:54.620 for a while with each other.
00:26:56.800 Maybe that's all it was.
00:26:58.400 What if opening and closing restaurants
00:27:00.760 has nothing to do with anything?
00:27:02.760 I think we'd like to know that.
00:27:05.160 So maybe the only way
00:27:06.200 we'll ever know that
00:27:07.100 is if the ones who end up
00:27:08.900 reclosing stuff
00:27:10.400 do it intelligently.
00:27:12.860 In other words,
00:27:13.520 they say to themselves,
00:27:14.420 I don't think it was this business.
00:27:15.880 I think it was this business.
00:27:17.780 So maybe gyms.
00:27:19.380 I could easily see a gym
00:27:20.700 being a virus stew.
00:27:24.140 So I'd like to see them
00:27:25.700 reopen intelligently
00:27:27.080 and then maybe we'll learn something.
00:27:31.440 Here's a chilling story for you.
00:27:33.640 A guy named Mike Adams.
00:27:36.420 Now he has my last name
00:27:38.000 and interestingly
00:27:39.540 he has the first name of Mike.
00:27:44.000 Now
00:27:44.460 I have to
00:27:46.380 I'm going to tell you
00:27:47.080 a weird thing about this simulation.
00:27:50.120 People named Mike
00:27:51.500 have always had
00:27:52.540 a weird impact on my life.
00:27:54.980 And this is something
00:27:55.600 I've said for years.
00:27:57.500 I first noticed this
00:27:58.860 40 years ago.
00:28:02.020 That whenever somebody named Mike
00:28:04.020 entered my life
00:28:05.380 that something was going to happen.
00:28:07.260 sometimes good
00:28:08.580 sometimes bad
00:28:09.380 but I have this weird
00:28:10.420 theme
00:28:11.640 in my simulated reality
00:28:13.420 in which
00:28:14.440 as soon as a Mike
00:28:15.500 comes into the picture
00:28:16.620 I've got to pay attention.
00:28:18.740 I don't know why.
00:28:19.960 It's just that one name.
00:28:20.820 Nobody else.
00:28:22.320 And
00:28:22.540 so this guy
00:28:23.540 Mike Adams
00:28:24.480 feels like the simulation
00:28:26.400 is winking at me.
00:28:28.020 Now what would it be
00:28:29.000 about this
00:28:29.540 Mike Adams
00:28:30.660 that I don't know
00:28:31.500 no relation
00:28:32.140 that would be
00:28:33.500 winking at me
00:28:34.200 from the
00:28:35.080 simulation.
00:28:36.980 And here's the story.
00:28:38.420 He is a recently
00:28:39.260 retired professor.
00:28:40.620 When I say recently
00:28:41.460 meaning just
00:28:42.880 last month.
00:28:44.000 So he retired
00:28:44.740 and he was the subject
00:28:46.300 of controversy
00:28:47.420 for his tweets.
00:28:49.140 He had written a book
00:28:50.040 about
00:28:50.480 political
00:28:51.760 incorrectness.
00:28:53.120 So he was one of these
00:28:54.140 intentional
00:28:54.780 political
00:28:55.420 incorrect guys.
00:28:56.420 That was his
00:28:57.180 that was sort of his thing
00:28:58.640 as he was known for
00:29:00.540 he was an author for
00:29:01.700 he was sort of a
00:29:02.760 Bill Maher
00:29:03.360 in just that limited sense
00:29:04.960 of being politically
00:29:05.740 incorrect
00:29:06.340 intentionally
00:29:07.400 as part of his deal.
00:29:10.300 So let me tell you
00:29:11.180 the two tweets
00:29:11.960 for which he was
00:29:13.140 forced to retire early.
00:29:15.200 And there's a punchline
00:29:15.940 coming to this story
00:29:16.800 so wait till the end.
00:29:18.580 He had
00:29:19.400 two tweets
00:29:20.500 that were
00:29:21.120 considered vile
00:29:22.280 and inexcusable
00:29:23.520 by the faculty
00:29:24.620 of the place
00:29:25.800 than the UNCW.
00:29:28.260 And here are his tweets.
00:29:30.120 He said
00:29:30.640 talking about the shutdowns
00:29:32.160 on May 28th
00:29:33.000 he tweeted
00:29:33.960 don't shut down
00:29:35.280 the universities
00:29:36.020 shut down
00:29:37.100 the non-essential majors
00:29:38.500 like women's studies.
00:29:41.640 Now do you get fired
00:29:42.700 for
00:29:44.060 humorously
00:29:45.400 but not humorously
00:29:46.500 meaning he actually
00:29:47.420 means this
00:29:48.020 for having the opinion
00:29:50.240 that women's studies
00:29:51.460 is not a
00:29:53.200 quote
00:29:53.960 essential major.
00:29:55.800 Now of course
00:29:57.860 he's just
00:29:58.340 joking
00:29:59.040 he doesn't
00:29:59.760 actually mean this
00:30:00.960 but he is
00:30:02.060 making
00:30:02.400 he's making
00:30:04.120 a distinction
00:30:04.920 between a
00:30:05.740 women's study
00:30:06.660 major
00:30:07.220 versus
00:30:08.260 let's say
00:30:09.000 an engineering
00:30:09.620 degree.
00:30:11.000 Is that
00:30:11.860 unfair?
00:30:13.600 Really?
00:30:14.640 Is that unfair?
00:30:16.000 To say that
00:30:16.720 some majors
00:30:17.340 are more valuable
00:30:18.400 than others?
00:30:19.680 Eh
00:30:19.960 here's the other
00:30:21.380 thing that
00:30:21.700 he got in
00:30:22.080 trouble for
00:30:22.560 and
00:30:23.360 let me ask
00:30:24.480 you if this
00:30:24.860 sounds racist
00:30:25.660 to you
00:30:26.500 or just
00:30:27.280 politically
00:30:27.720 incorrect.
00:30:29.140 He said
00:30:29.840 quote in a tweet
00:30:31.200 this evening
00:30:32.080 I ate pizza
00:30:32.820 and drank beer
00:30:33.500 with six guys
00:30:34.440 at a six seat
00:30:35.320 tabletop.
00:30:36.500 I almost
00:30:37.320 felt like a
00:30:38.000 free man
00:30:38.600 who was not
00:30:39.520 living in the
00:30:40.140 slave state
00:30:40.860 of North Carolina.
00:30:42.620 Massa Cooper
00:30:43.340 now he's
00:30:43.980 using a funny
00:30:44.900 name in his
00:30:45.960 opinion for
00:30:46.660 the governor
00:30:47.940 of his state
00:30:48.660 Roy Cooper
00:30:49.960 he goes
00:30:50.360 Massa Cooper
00:30:51.040 let my
00:30:51.960 people go.
00:30:54.060 So now he's
00:30:54.860 comparing himself
00:30:55.600 to a slave
00:30:56.340 because he's
00:30:58.280 in North Carolina
00:30:59.240 and they had
00:30:59.920 slavery.
00:31:01.080 Now does it
00:31:01.660 sound like he
00:31:02.180 was in favor
00:31:02.860 of slavery?
00:31:04.560 No.
00:31:05.900 No.
00:31:06.780 He's not in
00:31:07.320 favor of slavery.
00:31:08.620 Is he making
00:31:09.540 fun of black
00:31:10.600 people?
00:31:11.840 No.
00:31:12.780 No he's not.
00:31:14.000 There's nothing
00:31:14.520 in here in which
00:31:15.060 he's making
00:31:15.500 fun of slavery.
00:31:16.660 He's not
00:31:17.140 minimizing it.
00:31:18.080 He's not
00:31:18.360 doing anything.
00:31:19.320 He's making
00:31:19.920 a politically
00:31:20.780 incorrect joke
00:31:22.080 that you're
00:31:23.720 supposed to
00:31:24.160 go oh I
00:31:24.920 don't know
00:31:25.160 if he can
00:31:25.540 say that.
00:31:26.160 But then
00:31:26.380 you look
00:31:26.700 at it
00:31:26.960 and you
00:31:27.080 go okay
00:31:28.320 there's no
00:31:28.740 actual content
00:31:30.400 that would
00:31:33.980 be worrisome.
00:31:35.240 It's not
00:31:35.700 racist content.
00:31:37.120 He's just
00:31:37.580 making a joke
00:31:38.300 that makes
00:31:38.680 you a little
00:31:39.000 uncomfortable
00:31:39.540 because you're
00:31:40.000 not supposed
00:31:40.340 to joke
00:31:40.720 about stuff.
00:31:42.500 So those
00:31:42.960 two were
00:31:43.500 considered vile.
00:31:45.440 I would
00:31:46.040 point out
00:31:46.420 that neither
00:31:46.900 of them
00:31:47.320 seemed to
00:31:48.100 have bad
00:31:48.860 intentions.
00:31:50.040 They were
00:31:50.200 just his
00:31:51.260 opinions.
00:31:52.980 And he
00:31:55.020 got retired
00:31:56.540 for it.
00:31:57.500 So a month
00:31:57.980 after he was
00:31:58.800 the most
00:32:00.020 politically
00:32:00.500 incorrect guy
00:32:01.500 he was found
00:32:03.480 dead.
00:32:05.140 So how many
00:32:06.020 people die
00:32:06.700 naturally a
00:32:07.820 month after
00:32:08.360 they're forced
00:32:08.960 to retire
00:32:09.620 with lots
00:32:11.200 and lots
00:32:11.580 of enemies?
00:32:14.100 Now we
00:32:14.980 don't know
00:32:15.420 the cause
00:32:15.920 of death
00:32:16.420 and I'm
00:32:17.640 not going
00:32:17.960 to suggest
00:32:18.520 that there
00:32:18.920 was foul
00:32:19.360 play because
00:32:19.920 I think the
00:32:20.340 police would
00:32:20.780 have suggested
00:32:21.280 that.
00:32:22.320 So I don't
00:32:22.880 know that
00:32:23.220 there's any
00:32:23.600 evidence of
00:32:24.140 foul play.
00:32:25.200 It feels
00:32:25.740 like we
00:32:26.100 would have
00:32:26.380 heard it
00:32:26.720 if there
00:32:27.060 were.
00:32:28.100 But why
00:32:29.080 is the guy
00:32:29.640 with the
00:32:30.080 name that
00:32:30.660 the simulation
00:32:31.600 uses to
00:32:32.600 wink at
00:32:33.040 me with
00:32:34.280 my last
00:32:34.900 name,
00:32:35.700 Mike Adams,
00:32:36.540 why is
00:32:37.700 he in
00:32:38.020 a situation
00:32:38.640 exactly
00:32:39.380 like me
00:32:40.140 which is
00:32:41.160 he's had
00:32:41.580 good intentions
00:32:42.340 but he
00:32:42.780 occasionally
00:32:43.160 says things
00:32:44.940 which are
00:32:45.580 politically
00:32:46.760 incorrect
00:32:47.660 and makes
00:32:48.860 other people
00:32:49.420 mad even
00:32:49.940 though they
00:32:50.280 shouldn't be
00:32:50.760 and then he
00:32:51.720 was found
00:32:52.140 dead in
00:32:52.600 his home.
00:32:54.560 I feel
00:32:55.220 like the
00:32:55.540 simulation
00:32:56.000 is giving
00:32:56.480 me a
00:32:56.820 warning,
00:32:57.700 don't you
00:32:58.100 think?
00:32:59.820 He's giving
00:33:00.400 me a
00:33:00.680 warning.
00:33:02.120 Here's a
00:33:02.700 little story
00:33:03.160 that was in
00:33:03.500 the headlines
00:33:03.960 by a fellow
00:33:05.020 you've heard
00:33:05.440 of,
00:33:05.700 Charlemagne
00:33:06.760 the racist.
00:33:08.000 Have you
00:33:08.220 ever heard
00:33:08.520 of him?
00:33:09.140 He's a
00:33:09.580 radio
00:33:10.900 personality.
00:33:12.400 African
00:33:12.800 American.
00:33:13.640 He used
00:33:14.380 to be
00:33:14.620 called
00:33:14.820 Charlemagne
00:33:15.480 the God
00:33:16.160 but I've
00:33:17.380 renamed him
00:33:17.920 this morning
00:33:18.400 based on
00:33:18.880 his comments
00:33:19.740 so I'm
00:33:20.820 renaming him
00:33:21.600 Charlemagne
00:33:22.320 the racist.
00:33:23.500 So here's
00:33:24.080 the racist
00:33:24.500 thing he
00:33:25.160 said.
00:33:26.140 He was
00:33:26.420 talking about
00:33:27.020 Joe Biden
00:33:27.860 and Joe
00:33:28.860 Biden's
00:33:29.340 comment that
00:33:30.220 Trump was
00:33:31.840 the first
00:33:32.300 racist
00:33:32.880 president.
00:33:34.320 Well if
00:33:34.620 you're
00:33:34.760 Joe Biden
00:33:35.260 and you're
00:33:35.740 trying to
00:33:36.000 get the
00:33:36.240 black
00:33:36.500 vote
00:33:36.820 one thing
00:33:37.860 you probably
00:33:38.320 should not
00:33:38.920 say is
00:33:40.000 that Trump
00:33:42.420 is the
00:33:42.780 first racist
00:33:43.640 president
00:33:44.140 whereas
00:33:45.560 Charlemagne
00:33:46.780 the racist
00:33:47.180 points out
00:33:47.880 that there
00:33:48.820 were 12
00:33:49.340 presidents
00:33:49.820 before him
00:33:50.540 who owned
00:33:50.960 slaves.
00:33:53.540 Now oh
00:33:54.020 wait I'm
00:33:54.420 not allowed
00:33:54.740 to laugh
00:33:55.260 because the
00:33:56.920 topic is
00:33:57.460 slavery so
00:33:58.840 I guess it's
00:33:59.900 still too
00:34:00.320 soon but
00:34:01.620 I'm going
00:34:02.780 to laugh
00:34:03.040 anyway so
00:34:03.600 I'll be
00:34:03.980 found dead
00:34:04.440 in my
00:34:04.800 house in
00:34:05.380 a month
00:34:05.660 I'm sure
00:34:06.040 just like
00:34:07.020 Mike Adams
00:34:07.620 so were
00:34:10.740 there 12
00:34:11.320 were there
00:34:12.080 12 presidents
00:34:12.920 that seems
00:34:13.740 like too
00:34:14.140 many right
00:34:14.700 or maybe
00:34:16.260 their families
00:34:16.940 did or
00:34:17.300 something
00:34:17.600 12 sounds
00:34:18.480 like too
00:34:18.800 many but
00:34:19.220 it was a
00:34:19.500 big number
00:34:19.960 certainly
00:34:21.400 noteworthy
00:34:22.880 so the
00:34:23.380 point is the
00:34:23.940 same even
00:34:24.360 if the
00:34:24.680 12 is
00:34:25.140 slightly
00:34:25.400 off
00:34:25.660 but here's
00:34:27.040 what
00:34:27.280 Charlemagne
00:34:27.780 the racist
00:34:28.260 said and
00:34:29.300 I'll quote
00:34:29.720 him he
00:34:31.060 said old
00:34:31.760 white male
00:34:32.420 leadership has
00:34:33.320 failed America
00:34:34.100 so right
00:34:34.720 there you're
00:34:35.160 a racist
00:34:35.620 all right
00:34:36.460 I don't
00:34:37.000 even need
00:34:37.280 to read
00:34:37.520 the rest
00:34:37.860 of it
00:34:38.100 so that's
00:34:38.560 just a
00:34:39.120 a flat
00:34:40.480 plain
00:34:41.300 bald-faced
00:34:42.660 racist
00:34:43.340 statement
00:34:44.180 and so
00:34:45.200 now you
00:34:46.000 know he's
00:34:46.400 a racist
00:34:47.060 and he
00:34:48.780 goes on
00:34:49.140 he says
00:34:49.460 there's
00:34:49.760 nothing worse
00:34:50.340 than an
00:34:50.740 old white
00:34:51.340 male
00:34:51.840 this isn't
00:34:53.480 getting better
00:34:54.000 who can't
00:34:55.040 recognize the
00:34:55.740 faults and
00:34:56.240 flaws of
00:34:56.800 other
00:34:57.200 old white
00:34:58.280 males
00:34:58.720 so there
00:35:00.720 are two
00:35:01.000 ways to
00:35:01.480 be a
00:35:02.180 bad old
00:35:02.800 white
00:35:03.080 male
00:35:03.340 one is
00:35:03.840 to just
00:35:04.140 be a
00:35:04.520 bad old
00:35:05.060 white
00:35:05.340 male
00:35:05.700 and the
00:35:06.580 other is
00:35:06.960 to be a
00:35:07.340 bad old
00:35:07.980 white
00:35:08.260 male who
00:35:08.720 doesn't
00:35:09.000 recognize
00:35:09.540 how bad
00:35:10.500 the other
00:35:10.900 old white
00:35:11.340 males are
00:35:11.820 which makes
00:35:12.300 you an
00:35:12.660 even worse
00:35:13.280 bad white
00:35:14.500 male
00:35:14.840 pretty racist
00:35:17.120 pretty racist
00:35:18.740 on a scale
00:35:19.440 of 1 to
00:35:19.940 10
00:35:20.380 where would
00:35:21.660 you put
00:35:21.980 this as
00:35:22.660 a racist
00:35:23.100 statement
00:35:23.700 it's a
00:35:24.680 10 right
00:35:25.180 this isn't
00:35:26.500 a 9
00:35:26.980 this isn't
00:35:28.320 slightly
00:35:28.940 non-racist
00:35:29.880 this isn't
00:35:30.980 it's a matter
00:35:31.560 of opinion
00:35:32.100 this isn't
00:35:33.420 well you could
00:35:34.100 look at this
00:35:34.580 differently
00:35:34.980 this isn't
00:35:36.840 anything
00:35:37.280 but
00:35:38.560 complete
00:35:39.960 unambiguous
00:35:40.960 racism
00:35:42.320 and then he
00:35:43.960 goes on
00:35:44.400 racism is the
00:35:45.900 American way
00:35:46.560 well that's
00:35:47.140 true
00:35:47.340 so that's a
00:35:49.420 fair statement
00:35:50.160 Donald Trump
00:35:51.580 and I say
00:35:52.740 it's a fair
00:35:53.220 statement
00:35:53.600 because we
00:35:54.180 have pattern
00:35:54.720 recognition
00:35:55.240 brains
00:35:55.800 and racism
00:35:57.000 isn't something
00:35:57.700 you could ever
00:35:58.320 completely get
00:35:59.320 rid of
00:35:59.800 because we're
00:36:00.800 not good at
00:36:01.420 pattern recognition
00:36:02.180 and it's our
00:36:03.240 normal operating
00:36:04.120 system
00:36:04.540 so when he
00:36:05.820 says it's
00:36:06.200 the American
00:36:06.640 way
00:36:07.000 I don't think
00:36:08.000 he says it's
00:36:08.600 endorsed by
00:36:09.320 America
00:36:09.720 exactly
00:36:10.460 but it's
00:36:11.560 certainly
00:36:11.780 universal
00:36:12.420 he said
00:36:13.680 Donald Trump
00:36:14.220 is not the
00:36:14.680 first and
00:36:15.100 sadly won't
00:36:15.660 be the
00:36:15.960 last
00:36:16.240 right
00:36:16.520 he's just
00:36:17.360 more overt
00:36:18.040 with his
00:36:18.440 racism
00:36:18.860 than most
00:36:19.880 presidents
00:36:20.380 in recent
00:36:20.940 times
00:36:21.540 I would
00:36:22.980 argue
00:36:23.400 that that
00:36:23.840 is
00:36:24.040 confirmation
00:36:25.400 bias
00:36:26.060 but that's
00:36:26.720 not the
00:36:26.960 argument
00:36:27.220 for today
00:36:27.780 here's my
00:36:31.000 point
00:36:31.440 Charlemagne
00:36:32.520 the racist
00:36:33.080 do you
00:36:34.120 think that
00:36:34.560 Bill Clinton
00:36:35.180 is an
00:36:37.440 old white
00:36:37.820 man
00:36:38.180 who's
00:36:38.980 terrible
00:36:39.860 because I
00:36:41.540 think he
00:36:42.540 was considered
00:36:43.040 the first
00:36:43.420 black president
00:36:44.120 wasn't he
00:36:44.540 Bill Clinton
00:36:45.340 how about
00:36:46.320 Chuck Schumer
00:36:46.940 is he an
00:36:47.600 old white
00:36:47.960 man
00:36:48.260 who's doing
00:36:48.920 nothing for
00:36:49.440 you
00:36:49.600 he's on
00:36:51.120 your team
00:36:51.620 how about
00:36:52.720 all the
00:36:53.060 other
00:36:53.300 old white
00:36:53.960 men
00:36:54.240 on the
00:36:54.660 Democratic
00:36:55.000 Party
00:36:55.420 are they
00:36:56.900 they're all
00:36:57.960 racist too
00:36:58.600 they're all
00:36:59.740 not doing
00:37:00.120 the job
00:37:00.600 how about
00:37:02.600 Bernie Sanders
00:37:03.320 is Bernie
00:37:04.400 Sanders an
00:37:05.060 old white
00:37:05.480 man who
00:37:06.160 who's the
00:37:07.240 worst of
00:37:07.640 the worst
00:37:08.020 because he
00:37:08.400 doesn't know
00:37:08.780 how bad
00:37:09.160 the other
00:37:09.480 old white
00:37:10.180 men are
00:37:10.620 or is he
00:37:11.320 just a
00:37:11.620 regular
00:37:11.920 bad old
00:37:12.680 white man
00:37:13.200 not the
00:37:14.140 ones who's
00:37:14.740 extra worse
00:37:15.400 because he
00:37:15.740 doesn't know
00:37:16.120 how bad
00:37:16.480 he is
00:37:16.840 so
00:37:19.300 and it'll
00:37:21.400 be amazing
00:37:21.860 because
00:37:22.320 Charlemagne
00:37:22.940 the racist
00:37:23.420 will completely
00:37:24.580 get away
00:37:25.020 with this
00:37:25.500 meaning that
00:37:26.640 there will be
00:37:27.000 no blowback
00:37:27.720 whatsoever
00:37:28.220 because nobody
00:37:29.200 cares what I
00:37:29.780 say
00:37:29.960 but it's
00:37:31.520 kind of
00:37:31.940 sign of the
00:37:32.760 times
00:37:33.120 and Charlemagne
00:37:36.220 is thinking
00:37:36.580 that Biden
00:37:37.080 is basically
00:37:37.660 just blowing
00:37:38.340 it and he's
00:37:38.980 not going to
00:37:39.340 get any
00:37:39.920 black people
00:37:41.000 to vote for
00:37:41.640 him and
00:37:42.240 that that
00:37:43.760 would be
00:37:44.040 bad I
00:37:44.440 guess
00:37:44.640 I think
00:37:46.640 he's right
00:37:46.960 about that
00:37:47.420 so he's
00:37:48.580 a racist
00:37:48.960 but he
00:37:49.580 has corrected
00:37:50.140 his points
00:37:50.720 I would
00:37:51.100 say
00:37:51.320 I think
00:37:54.300 it's funnier
00:37:54.800 and funnier
00:37:55.180 that the
00:37:55.620 Chinese
00:37:56.180 consulate
00:37:57.020 in Houston
00:37:57.820 was closed
00:37:58.500 for being
00:37:58.980 I guess
00:37:59.340 a den
00:37:59.660 of spies
00:38:00.200 and the
00:38:01.780 question was
00:38:02.320 asked why
00:38:02.920 you know
00:38:03.400 why Houston
00:38:04.300 and I guess
00:38:05.420 they were the
00:38:05.800 worst
00:38:06.160 so but
00:38:07.720 it makes me
00:38:08.480 ask this
00:38:08.820 question
00:38:09.180 if they
00:38:10.220 closed
00:38:10.720 the Houston
00:38:11.580 consulate
00:38:12.180 because they
00:38:13.500 were the
00:38:13.840 worst
00:38:14.200 of the
00:38:15.220 places
00:38:15.640 that China
00:38:16.260 was using
00:38:16.880 as their
00:38:17.300 I guess
00:38:18.080 their spy
00:38:18.600 center
00:38:18.900 where they're
00:38:19.300 stealing
00:38:19.580 intellectual
00:38:20.040 property
00:38:20.520 doesn't that
00:38:21.840 mean that
00:38:22.200 you also
00:38:22.720 know the
00:38:23.180 other
00:38:23.580 Chinese
00:38:24.600 consulates
00:38:25.540 were also
00:38:26.800 involved in
00:38:27.440 the same
00:38:27.800 thing
00:38:28.160 but they
00:38:29.180 weren't
00:38:29.400 quite as
00:38:29.780 bad
00:38:30.060 what
00:38:31.720 should
00:38:32.840 they all
00:38:33.240 go
00:38:33.480 are we
00:38:34.860 just
00:38:35.040 starting
00:38:35.380 with the
00:38:35.700 first one
00:38:36.220 to see
00:38:36.500 if it
00:38:36.700 changes
00:38:37.020 any
00:38:37.340 behavior
00:38:38.440 what's
00:38:40.040 happening
00:38:40.340 with that
00:38:40.700 all right
00:38:43.420 somebody says
00:38:44.120 NASA is in
00:38:44.920 Houston
00:38:45.220 and that
00:38:45.580 might be
00:38:45.920 why
00:38:46.140 could be
00:38:47.240 although
00:38:48.280 I don't
00:38:49.820 know if
00:38:50.080 you need
00:38:50.340 to be in
00:38:50.660 person to
00:38:51.100 steal stuff
00:38:51.660 but
00:38:51.980 these days
00:38:53.660 could be
00:38:54.240 and
00:38:55.520 the same
00:38:56.440 point
00:38:56.780 when Trump
00:38:57.400 was doing
00:38:57.740 his press
00:38:58.220 thing
00:38:58.740 he said
00:38:59.400 this
00:38:59.780 and he
00:39:00.420 was a
00:39:00.680 little bit
00:39:01.060 cryptic
00:39:01.600 so we're
00:39:01.920 gonna have
00:39:02.120 to interpret
00:39:02.760 this
00:39:03.080 he said
00:39:04.140 that he
00:39:04.480 was less
00:39:05.000 interested
00:39:05.460 in the
00:39:05.900 China deal
00:39:06.540 now
00:39:06.860 you know
00:39:07.620 apparently
00:39:07.940 they've
00:39:08.400 bought a
00:39:09.160 lot of
00:39:09.460 our
00:39:09.640 corn
00:39:10.020 recently
00:39:10.460 and that's
00:39:10.900 good
00:39:11.140 but
00:39:12.100 corn
00:39:12.580 doesn't
00:39:12.880 tell you
00:39:13.140 the whole
00:39:13.440 story
00:39:13.740 it's
00:39:13.920 just
00:39:14.060 one
00:39:14.240 product
00:39:14.640 and
00:39:16.020 I don't
00:39:16.540 know
00:39:16.720 who
00:39:17.160 they're
00:39:17.340 feeding
00:39:17.580 that
00:39:17.820 corn
00:39:18.060 to
00:39:18.300 but
00:39:18.640 they
00:39:19.160 bought
00:39:19.320 a lot
00:39:19.540 of
00:39:19.660 corn
00:39:19.980 and
00:39:20.820 so
00:39:22.520 Trump
00:39:23.380 said
00:39:23.640 he's
00:39:23.860 less
00:39:24.100 interested
00:39:24.500 in the
00:39:24.880 China
00:39:25.120 deal
00:39:25.460 now
00:39:25.840 and
00:39:26.800 he
00:39:27.240 sort
00:39:27.520 of
00:39:27.640 just
00:39:27.800 looked
00:39:28.080 at
00:39:28.240 the
00:39:28.440 public
00:39:28.840 and
00:39:29.160 said
00:39:29.320 you
00:39:29.460 understand
00:39:29.940 that
00:39:30.160 right
00:39:30.360 now
00:39:31.720 you
00:39:32.640 understand
00:39:33.220 means
00:39:33.540 you're
00:39:33.720 supposed
00:39:33.920 to fill
00:39:34.340 in the
00:39:34.600 blanks
00:39:35.040 why
00:39:35.240 he's
00:39:35.500 less
00:39:35.760 interested
00:39:36.220 in the
00:39:36.680 China
00:39:40.460 well the
00:39:42.040 answer is
00:39:42.580 that he's
00:39:43.040 decided to
00:39:43.940 decouple
00:39:45.520 and that
00:39:46.700 doing business
00:39:47.520 with China
00:39:48.080 doesn't appear
00:39:48.920 like it's
00:39:49.400 an option
00:39:49.860 because China
00:39:51.260 has apparently
00:39:51.900 made it
00:39:52.440 so clear
00:39:53.200 that no
00:39:54.240 matter how
00:39:54.700 good your
00:39:55.200 intentions were
00:39:55.980 for how long
00:39:56.720 you can no
00:39:57.800 longer ignore
00:39:58.480 the fact
00:39:58.980 that they were
00:39:59.840 not looking
00:40:00.340 for a win-win
00:40:01.060 situation
00:40:01.820 they were
00:40:02.980 not into
00:40:03.600 the whole
00:40:04.000 capitalism
00:40:04.520 thing
00:40:05.040 where you
00:40:05.860 win
00:40:06.200 I win
00:40:06.760 we both
00:40:07.200 get richer
00:40:07.700 we both
00:40:08.280 buy some
00:40:08.680 more stuff
00:40:09.100 hey look
00:40:09.640 at us
00:40:09.940 we're both
00:40:10.440 doing good
00:40:10.980 that they
00:40:12.100 they don't
00:40:12.760 have that
00:40:14.180 system in
00:40:14.740 mind
00:40:15.040 they have
00:40:15.880 a system
00:40:16.220 of Chinese
00:40:16.680 dominance
00:40:17.100 which they
00:40:17.660 apparently
00:40:18.040 want to
00:40:18.540 get to
00:40:19.000 through
00:40:19.860 among other
00:40:20.500 things
00:40:20.780 stealing our
00:40:21.660 intellectual
00:40:22.120 property
00:40:22.700 because for
00:40:23.820 reasons that
00:40:24.460 are unclear
00:40:24.960 they can't
00:40:25.600 do it
00:40:25.860 themselves
00:40:26.280 now some
00:40:28.080 of it
00:40:28.360 might be
00:40:28.740 that it's
00:40:29.080 just always
00:40:29.460 good to
00:40:29.840 steal the
00:40:30.200 other
00:40:30.340 people's
00:40:30.880 stuff
00:40:31.880 you know
00:40:32.680 if you're
00:40:33.000 in a
00:40:33.520 spy
00:40:34.360 situation
00:40:34.920 maybe
00:40:35.240 anything
00:40:35.700 that they
00:40:36.120 learn from
00:40:36.600 the other
00:40:36.900 country
00:40:37.180 is good
00:40:37.580 but
00:40:38.820 what is
00:40:41.160 it that
00:40:41.460 makes
00:40:41.680 China
00:40:42.040 unable
00:40:42.580 to
00:40:43.160 innovate
00:40:43.800 as
00:40:44.800 quickly
00:40:45.160 as
00:40:45.460 us
00:40:45.820 why is
00:40:47.280 that
00:40:47.520 because
00:40:48.240 Japan
00:40:48.620 does
00:40:49.020 right
00:40:49.300 and
00:40:49.920 and I
00:40:50.800 think
00:40:50.980 China
00:40:51.240 has
00:40:51.480 tons
00:40:51.820 of
00:40:52.000 patents
00:40:52.400 so
00:40:53.480 is
00:40:53.680 there
00:40:53.820 something
00:40:54.120 that
00:40:54.360 stops
00:40:54.720 China
00:40:55.200 from
00:40:55.660 just
00:40:56.500 making
00:40:56.820 their
00:40:57.040 own
00:40:57.200 IP
00:40:57.540 I
00:40:58.840 don't
00:40:58.960 know
00:40:59.180 could
00:41:00.160 be
00:41:00.280 their
00:41:00.460 system
00:41:00.800 so
00:41:02.600 here's
00:41:04.520 some
00:41:04.660 things
00:41:04.980 that
00:41:05.460 Trump
00:41:06.580 said
00:41:06.840 during
00:41:07.060 their
00:41:07.240 press
00:41:07.480 conference
00:41:07.820 so
00:41:08.060 I'll
00:41:08.180 just
00:41:08.380 everybody
00:41:09.580 wants
00:41:09.920 to know
00:41:10.220 how's
00:41:10.500 he
00:41:10.580 doing
00:41:10.760 with
00:41:10.920 these
00:41:11.080 press
00:41:11.320 conferences
00:41:11.700 so
00:41:12.460 I'll
00:41:12.940 give
00:41:13.100 you
00:41:13.200 my
00:41:13.420 rundown
00:41:13.820 I
00:41:15.280 thought
00:41:15.540 his
00:41:15.740 press
00:41:15.980 conference
00:41:16.340 was
00:41:16.720 solid
00:41:18.080 solid
00:41:19.740 meaning
00:41:20.160 there
00:41:20.840 were
00:41:21.020 no
00:41:21.460 mistakes
00:41:22.640 that
00:41:23.220 become
00:41:23.940 headlines
00:41:24.420 he
00:41:25.220 just
00:41:25.420 played
00:41:25.660 it
00:41:25.840 down
00:41:26.540 the
00:41:26.720 middle
00:41:26.980 mostly
00:41:27.580 read
00:41:27.880 it
00:41:28.120 didn't
00:41:29.040 get
00:41:29.220 into
00:41:29.580 speculations
00:41:30.420 about
00:41:30.760 medical
00:41:31.100 stuff
00:41:31.540 he
00:41:32.100 did
00:41:32.360 say
00:41:32.680 something
00:41:33.020 about
00:41:33.380 someday
00:41:34.240 the
00:41:34.480 virus
00:41:34.820 will
00:41:35.020 just
00:41:35.220 end
00:41:35.560 that
00:41:36.260 drives
00:41:36.560 people
00:41:36.840 crazy
00:41:37.240 because
00:41:38.220 we
00:41:38.400 don't
00:41:38.560 have
00:41:38.760 evidence
00:41:39.140 of
00:41:39.380 when
00:41:39.660 and
00:41:39.780 if
00:41:39.900 that
00:41:40.060 will
00:41:40.160 happen
00:41:40.440 or
00:41:41.480 why
00:41:42.720 really
00:41:43.340 so
00:41:44.540 that
00:41:45.460 was
00:41:45.620 the
00:41:45.720 one
00:41:45.860 time
00:41:46.120 he
00:41:46.340 got
00:41:46.820 a
00:41:47.520 little
00:41:47.720 ahead
00:41:47.920 of
00:41:48.060 himself
00:41:48.420 in
00:41:48.680 terms
00:41:48.880 of
00:41:49.120 what
00:41:49.420 you
00:41:49.580 should
00:41:49.740 say
00:41:49.940 in
00:41:50.080 public
00:41:50.360 if
00:41:50.560 you're
00:41:50.700 not
00:41:50.880 a
00:41:51.040 doctor
00:41:51.340 but
00:41:52.360 trivial
00:41:53.360 I
00:41:54.280 would
00:41:54.420 say
00:41:54.580 on
00:41:56.600 the
00:41:56.760 whole
00:41:57.080 that
00:41:58.200 the
00:41:58.620 press
00:41:58.920 conferences
00:41:59.400 if
00:41:59.820 he
00:41:59.940 keeps
00:42:00.220 them
00:42:00.460 in
00:42:01.300 this
00:42:01.520 model
00:42:01.900 I
00:42:02.420 would
00:42:02.540 say
00:42:02.680 that
00:42:02.860 they
00:42:03.000 are
00:42:03.080 positive
00:42:03.660 quite
00:42:04.280 positive
00:42:04.720 and
00:42:06.260 that
00:42:06.620 he
00:42:07.180 came
00:42:07.420 out
00:42:07.560 ahead
00:42:07.740 on
00:42:07.880 that
00:42:08.080 here
00:42:09.600 are
00:42:09.700 some
00:42:09.840 things
00:42:10.040 he's
00:42:10.200 doing
00:42:10.360 right
00:42:10.620 taking
00:42:12.520 the
00:42:12.780 side
00:42:13.140 of
00:42:13.640 going
00:42:14.640 back
00:42:14.940 to
00:42:15.140 school
00:42:15.540 a
00:42:16.000 little
00:42:16.200 faster
00:42:16.760 than
00:42:17.440 normal
00:42:17.780 I
00:42:18.740 think
00:42:18.960 that's
00:42:19.220 a
00:42:19.320 good
00:42:19.460 vote
00:42:19.760 getter
00:42:20.060 because
00:42:20.580 I
00:42:20.760 think
00:42:20.940 parents
00:42:21.380 really
00:42:22.140 really
00:42:22.480 really
00:42:22.920 want
00:42:23.380 kids
00:42:23.620 to go
00:42:23.820 back
00:42:24.480 to
00:42:24.600 school
00:42:24.920 and
00:42:25.860 because
00:42:26.340 we
00:42:26.580 live
00:42:26.820 in a
00:42:27.280 sexist
00:42:28.380 world
00:42:28.720 as a
00:42:30.140 general
00:42:30.400 statement
00:42:30.800 it
00:42:31.160 could be
00:42:31.580 true
00:42:31.840 that the
00:42:32.320 moms
00:42:32.740 are a
00:42:33.160 little
00:42:33.280 bit
00:42:33.480 more
00:42:33.720 interested
00:42:34.120 so
00:42:35.340 Trump
00:42:35.780 Trump
00:42:35.800 is
00:42:35.980 weak
00:42:36.260 with
00:42:36.480 suburban
00:42:36.880 moms
00:42:37.420 but
00:42:39.340 I
00:42:39.500 got
00:42:39.720 to
00:42:39.860 think
00:42:40.140 that
00:42:41.300 this
00:42:41.540 is
00:42:41.700 going
00:42:41.840 to
00:42:41.940 help
00:42:42.140 him
00:42:42.320 because
00:42:43.220 Trump
00:42:43.580 is
00:42:43.700 the
00:42:43.820 one
00:42:44.000 pushing
00:42:44.320 to
00:42:44.520 get
00:42:44.640 the
00:42:44.820 kids
00:42:45.000 back
00:42:45.220 to
00:42:45.400 school
00:42:45.700 and
00:42:46.000 I'm
00:42:46.180 pretty
00:42:46.400 sure
00:42:46.640 the
00:42:46.820 moms
00:42:47.140 want
00:42:47.440 that
00:42:47.640 too
00:42:48.060 on
00:42:49.820 some
00:42:50.060 level
00:42:50.360 but
00:42:50.940 here's
00:42:51.240 what
00:42:51.660 I'm
00:42:51.820 going
00:42:51.920 to
00:42:51.980 add
00:42:52.180 to
00:42:52.320 the
00:42:52.480 system
00:42:52.800 the
00:42:54.140 most
00:42:54.400 important
00:42:54.900 vote
00:42:56.420 on
00:42:56.900 kids
00:42:57.120 going
00:42:57.360 back
00:42:57.600 to
00:42:57.760 school
00:42:58.000 we
00:42:58.200 haven't
00:42:58.440 heard
00:42:58.680 yet
00:42:58.880 have
00:42:59.140 we
00:42:59.340 do
00:43:01.260 you
00:43:01.340 know
00:43:01.460 who
00:43:01.600 is
00:43:01.740 the
00:43:01.880 most
00:43:02.120 important
00:43:02.720 voice
00:43:03.840 and
00:43:04.340 really
00:43:04.540 the
00:43:04.720 only
00:43:04.860 one
00:43:05.060 that's
00:43:05.260 going
00:43:05.360 to
00:43:05.440 matter
00:43:05.660 at
00:43:05.800 the
00:43:05.880 end
00:43:06.060 it's
00:43:07.020 the
00:43:07.160 kids
00:43:07.460 now
00:43:08.800 the
00:43:08.980 kids
00:43:09.280 are
00:43:09.500 still
00:43:09.720 not
00:43:09.960 really
00:43:10.220 engaged
00:43:10.700 in
00:43:10.900 the
00:43:11.040 question
00:43:11.380 I
00:43:11.580 don't
00:43:11.700 think
00:43:12.000 because
00:43:12.400 they're
00:43:12.540 sort
00:43:12.760 of
00:43:12.880 thinking
00:43:13.180 well
00:43:13.600 if
00:43:13.980 we
00:43:14.100 don't
00:43:14.240 go
00:43:14.400 back
00:43:14.580 to
00:43:14.740 school
00:43:15.060 is
00:43:15.380 that
00:43:15.520 more
00:43:15.700 like
00:43:15.920 summer
00:43:16.180 vacation
00:43:16.660 it's
00:43:17.280 not
00:43:17.460 so
00:43:17.580 bad
00:43:17.820 anyway
00:43:18.140 at
00:43:18.720 this
00:43:18.880 point
00:43:19.080 they
00:43:19.240 can
00:43:19.380 see
00:43:19.560 their
00:43:19.740 friends
00:43:20.060 most
00:43:20.380 of
00:43:20.500 them
00:43:20.660 so
00:43:21.480 the
00:43:22.660 kids
00:43:22.980 I
00:43:23.120 don't
00:43:23.240 think
00:43:23.440 have
00:43:23.600 weighed
00:43:23.880 in
00:43:24.120 if
00:43:26.020 you've
00:43:26.260 ever
00:43:26.440 been
00:43:26.740 in
00:43:27.220 an
00:43:27.400 American
00:43:27.740 family
00:43:28.300 in
00:43:28.560 the
00:43:28.660 past
00:43:29.000 10
00:43:30.260 or
00:43:30.380 20
00:43:30.600 years
00:43:30.920 let
00:43:31.780 me
00:43:31.900 tell
00:43:32.080 you
00:43:32.220 what
00:43:32.420 parents
00:43:32.840 can't
00:43:33.380 do
00:43:33.640 they
00:43:34.840 can't
00:43:35.220 put
00:43:35.400 up
00:43:35.560 with
00:43:35.720 their
00:43:35.860 kids
00:43:36.140 being
00:43:36.400 unhappy
00:43:36.880 for
00:43:37.140 too
00:43:37.340 long
00:43:43.980 kids
00:43:44.340 started
00:43:44.840 organizing
00:43:45.460 to
00:43:45.860 demand
00:43:46.400 something
00:43:47.240 like
00:43:47.580 regular
00:43:47.980 school
00:43:48.460 instead
00:43:48.860 of
00:43:49.000 home
00:43:49.200 school
00:43:49.500 I
00:43:50.620 think
00:43:50.820 they
00:43:50.960 would
00:43:51.080 get
00:43:51.280 it
00:43:51.840 because
00:43:52.400 I
00:43:52.800 don't
00:43:52.940 think
00:43:53.160 parents
00:43:53.540 can
00:43:53.740 ignore
00:43:54.040 their
00:43:54.260 kids
00:43:54.620 if
00:43:54.840 their
00:43:55.000 kids
00:43:55.240 want
00:43:55.600 something
00:43:56.020 badly
00:43:56.400 enough
00:43:56.820 and
00:43:57.560 they
00:43:57.760 have
00:43:57.940 an
00:43:58.040 argument
00:43:58.340 for
00:43:58.660 it
00:43:58.840 and
00:43:59.000 they
00:43:59.100 would
00:43:59.280 have
00:43:59.420 an
00:43:59.540 argument
00:43:59.760 the
00:44:00.140 same
00:44:00.340 argument
00:44:00.600 the
00:44:00.780 president
00:44:01.060 is
00:44:01.200 making
00:44:01.460 so
00:44:03.340 that's
00:44:04.080 a
00:44:04.200 wild
00:44:04.440 card
00:44:04.820 that
00:44:05.240 may
00:44:05.560 stay
00:44:06.640 dormant
00:44:07.200 it
00:44:07.440 may
00:44:07.600 be
00:44:07.780 that
00:44:07.960 the
00:44:08.120 kids
00:44:08.360 never
00:44:08.680 organize
00:44:09.160 but
00:44:13.980 take
00:44:14.320 one
00:44:14.760 kid
00:44:15.260 to
00:44:16.540 simply
00:44:16.920 put
00:44:17.240 together
00:44:17.580 some
00:44:17.880 viral
00:44:18.320 content
00:44:18.800 and
00:44:19.000 say
00:44:19.120 hey
00:44:19.340 who's
00:44:19.600 with
00:44:19.780 me
00:44:20.020 retweet
00:44:21.200 this
00:44:21.580 or
00:44:21.820 like
00:44:22.440 my
00:44:22.680 message
00:44:23.080 if
00:44:23.280 you
00:44:23.380 think
00:44:23.580 kids
00:44:23.880 should
00:44:24.080 go
00:44:24.260 back
00:44:24.480 to
00:44:24.660 school
00:44:24.960 and
00:44:25.260 not
00:44:25.460 do
00:44:25.720 remote
00:44:26.520 learning
00:44:26.900 what
00:44:29.180 would
00:44:29.360 happen
00:44:29.700 if
00:44:30.940 you
00:44:31.040 got
00:44:31.280 40
00:44:32.240 million
00:44:32.560 kids
00:44:33.120 I
00:44:33.680 think
00:44:33.840 there
00:44:33.960 are
00:44:34.060 50
00:44:34.360 million
00:44:34.640 of
00:44:34.860 them
00:44:35.000 at
00:44:35.280 risk
00:44:37.080 here
00:44:37.300 what
00:44:38.200 happens
00:44:38.480 if
00:44:38.640 you
00:44:38.720 get
00:44:38.880 40
00:44:39.260 million
00:44:39.540 kids
00:44:40.020 to
00:44:40.740 lobby
00:44:41.100 their
00:44:41.340 parents
00:44:41.700 to
00:44:41.880 go
00:44:42.000 back
00:44:42.180 to
00:44:42.360 school
00:44:42.640 they
00:44:44.160 go
00:44:44.300 back
00:44:44.460 to
00:44:44.600 school
00:44:44.900 they
00:44:46.020 would
00:44:46.180 go
00:44:46.300 back
00:44:46.500 to
00:44:46.660 school
00:44:46.880 you
00:44:47.360 don't
00:44:47.680 know
00:44:48.000 how
00:44:48.260 powerful
00:44:48.680 children
00:44:49.080 are
00:44:49.460 the
00:44:50.280 only
00:44:50.480 thing
00:44:50.700 that
00:44:50.860 keeps
00:44:51.120 children
00:44:51.860 from
00:44:52.200 running
00:44:52.480 the
00:44:52.620 whole
00:44:52.820 freaking
00:44:53.140 country
00:44:53.520 is
00:44:53.720 that
00:44:53.860 they
00:44:54.020 don't
00:44:54.220 know
00:44:54.360 they
00:44:54.540 can
00:44:54.840 if
00:44:55.780 they
00:44:55.920 knew
00:44:56.060 they
00:44:56.260 could
00:44:56.600 they
00:44:57.180 probably
00:44:57.480 do
00:44:57.740 it
00:44:57.980 they
00:44:58.520 just
00:44:58.740 don't
00:44:58.960 know
00:44:59.080 they
00:44:59.280 can
00:44:59.560 now
00:45:00.220 I'm
00:45:00.380 exaggerating
00:45:00.900 a little
00:45:01.180 bit
00:45:01.440 but
00:45:01.920 on a
00:45:02.320 question
00:45:02.840 that's
00:45:03.120 directly
00:45:03.620 about
00:45:04.140 children
00:45:04.640 and
00:45:05.400 the
00:45:05.600 science
00:45:06.040 the
00:45:06.440 science
00:45:06.840 is
00:45:07.180 pretty
00:45:08.140 much
00:45:08.360 on
00:45:08.480 the
00:45:08.600 side
00:45:08.780 of
00:45:08.880 the
00:45:08.980 children
00:45:09.220 it
00:45:10.140 would
00:45:10.280 be
00:45:10.400 a lot
00:45:10.680 like
00:45:10.940 climate
00:45:11.380 change
00:45:11.840 because
00:45:12.340 they
00:45:12.540 would
00:45:12.660 be
00:45:12.800 taking
00:45:13.060 the
00:45:13.260 side
00:45:13.460 of
00:45:13.600 science
00:45:14.060 if
00:45:15.080 the
00:45:15.240 kids
00:45:15.480 are
00:45:15.600 willing
00:45:15.780 to
00:45:15.980 take
00:45:16.140 the
00:45:16.300 side
00:45:16.540 of
00:45:16.680 science
00:45:17.040 with
00:45:17.260 climate
00:45:17.580 change
00:45:17.980 and
00:45:18.540 there's
00:45:18.740 a
00:45:18.840 whole
00:45:18.980 debate
00:45:19.340 about
00:45:19.660 whether
00:45:19.900 the
00:45:20.120 science
00:45:20.420 is
00:45:20.580 right
00:45:20.820 but
00:45:21.020 I'm
00:45:21.280 ignoring
00:45:21.780 that
00:45:22.000 for the
00:45:22.240 moment
00:45:22.520 if
00:45:23.380 they
00:45:23.520 take
00:45:23.720 the
00:45:23.900 side
00:45:24.140 of
00:45:24.320 the
00:45:24.480 consensus
00:45:25.080 of
00:45:25.440 science
00:45:25.860 the
00:45:27.040 kids
00:45:27.280 are
00:45:27.400 going
00:45:27.500 to
00:45:27.600 say
00:45:27.760 take
00:45:28.160 us
00:45:28.300 back
00:45:28.500 to
00:45:28.660 school
00:45:28.920 and
00:45:30.100 I
00:45:31.300 think
00:45:31.440 that's
00:45:31.660 a
00:45:31.760 wild
00:45:31.960 card
00:45:32.200 and
00:45:34.440 I
00:45:34.640 think
00:45:34.800 Trump
00:45:35.080 is
00:45:35.260 doing
00:45:35.440 a
00:45:35.560 good
00:45:35.700 job
00:45:35.980 of
00:45:36.160 balancing
00:45:36.560 the
00:45:37.000 risks
00:45:38.160 the
00:45:38.660 one
00:45:38.820 thing
00:45:39.020 I'd
00:45:39.200 like
00:45:39.340 him
00:45:39.480 to
00:45:39.620 say
00:45:39.780 more
00:45:40.060 about
00:45:40.400 is
00:45:41.560 protecting
00:45:42.140 the
00:45:42.400 teachers
00:45:42.700 he
00:45:42.980 does
00:45:43.180 say
00:45:43.480 we'll
00:45:43.860 do
00:45:44.020 what
00:45:44.200 we
00:45:44.320 need
00:45:44.460 to
00:45:44.600 do
00:45:44.740 to
00:45:44.900 protect
00:45:45.240 the
00:45:45.420 teachers
00:45:45.800 but
00:45:46.400 I
00:45:46.480 think
00:45:46.660 he
00:45:46.800 could
00:45:46.940 put
00:45:47.120 a
00:45:47.320 little
00:45:47.520 more
00:45:47.920 caring
00:45:50.160 into
00:45:50.680 the
00:45:50.880 fact
00:45:51.160 that
00:45:51.520 teachers
00:45:51.900 will
00:45:52.220 die
00:45:52.680 teachers
00:45:54.060 will
00:45:54.520 die
00:45:55.700 when
00:45:56.660 kids
00:45:58.300 we
00:45:59.300 don't
00:45:59.500 want
00:45:59.820 it
00:46:00.000 of
00:46:00.180 course
00:46:00.700 but
00:46:01.840 I
00:46:02.000 don't
00:46:02.140 know
00:46:02.340 that
00:46:02.700 it
00:46:03.180 would
00:46:03.340 be
00:46:03.500 more
00:46:03.800 teachers
00:46:04.200 dying
00:46:04.620 than
00:46:05.380 they
00:46:05.560 would
00:46:05.800 from
00:46:06.100 regular
00:46:06.580 flu
00:46:06.920 if you
00:46:07.280 want
00:46:07.400 to
00:46:07.500 put it
00:46:07.740 in
00:46:09.040 that
00:46:09.500 perspective
00:46:10.000 so
00:46:11.080 I'll
00:46:12.620 give
00:46:12.760 the
00:46:12.900 president
00:46:13.280 an
00:46:14.180 A
00:46:14.560 for
00:46:14.940 his
00:46:15.320 press
00:46:15.760 conference
00:46:16.200 I
00:46:16.720 thought
00:46:16.860 it
00:46:16.960 was
00:46:17.100 solid
00:46:17.720 didn't
00:46:18.500 produce
00:46:18.840 any
00:46:19.060 negative
00:46:19.400 news
00:46:19.860 of
00:46:20.100 note
00:46:20.400 in
00:46:21.380 fact
00:46:21.640 when
00:46:21.840 I
00:46:21.940 looked
00:46:22.140 at
00:46:22.380 CNN
00:46:22.820 just
00:46:23.240 to
00:46:23.520 have
00:46:23.940 my
00:46:24.220 morning
00:46:24.620 laugh
00:46:25.060 and
00:46:25.900 I'm
00:46:26.160 serious
00:46:26.440 about
00:46:26.680 this
00:46:26.940 my
00:46:27.300 morning
00:46:27.660 laugh
00:46:28.160 is to
00:46:29.000 look at
00:46:29.320 CNN
00:46:29.620 and see
00:46:30.880 what the
00:46:31.220 most
00:46:31.440 ridiculous
00:46:32.040 of their
00:46:33.200 punditry
00:46:34.100 says
00:46:34.540 because
00:46:35.300 it's
00:46:35.520 always
00:46:35.720 good
00:46:36.020 and I
00:46:36.800 thought
00:46:36.980 okay
00:46:37.300 I
00:46:37.440 watched
00:46:37.720 this
00:46:37.900 press
00:46:38.120 conference
00:46:38.560 Trump
00:46:39.040 did a
00:46:39.460 good
00:46:39.660 solid
00:46:40.100 job
00:46:40.620 and
00:46:41.640 he
00:46:41.960 hit
00:46:42.240 every
00:46:42.540 note
00:46:42.900 that
00:46:43.140 his
00:46:43.300 critics
00:46:43.680 asked
00:46:44.180 him
00:46:44.360 to
00:46:44.500 hit
00:46:45.260 he
00:46:46.120 was
00:46:46.400 taking
00:46:48.540 it
00:46:48.720 serious
00:46:48.960 which
00:46:49.520 is
00:46:49.640 what
00:46:49.780 the
00:46:49.920 press
00:46:50.180 conference
00:46:50.620 gives
00:46:50.960 you
00:46:51.180 he
00:46:52.540 was
00:46:52.760 saying
00:46:53.100 reasonable
00:46:54.260 things
00:46:54.680 he
00:46:54.920 was
00:46:55.040 compatible
00:46:55.500 with
00:46:55.780 science
00:46:56.180 he
00:46:56.980 really
00:46:57.220 hit
00:46:57.440 all
00:46:57.600 the
00:46:57.740 notes
00:46:58.020 he
00:46:58.160 said
00:46:58.360 wear
00:46:58.560 a
00:46:58.700 mask
00:46:59.040 he
00:46:59.220 said
00:46:59.380 it's
00:46:59.540 going
00:46:59.660 to
00:46:59.700 get
00:46:59.860 worse
00:47:00.240 he's
00:47:00.900 not
00:47:01.080 underplaying
00:47:01.620 it
00:47:01.880 all
00:47:02.860 the
00:47:03.040 things
00:47:03.280 his
00:47:03.460 critics
00:47:03.720 wanted
00:47:04.000 to
00:47:04.400 do
00:47:04.580 he
00:47:04.720 did
00:47:04.960 and
00:47:06.820 what
00:47:06.980 did
00:47:07.120 they
00:47:07.260 say
00:47:07.440 about
00:47:10.620 and
00:47:11.860 I
00:47:11.980 couldn't
00:47:12.160 even
00:47:12.340 read
00:47:12.540 the
00:47:12.700 article
00:47:12.980 because
00:47:13.240 it
00:47:13.340 was
00:47:13.460 funny
00:47:13.820 just
00:47:14.060 on
00:47:14.260 his
00:47:14.420 side
00:47:15.020 I'm
00:47:15.460 not
00:47:15.620 going
00:47:15.740 to
00:47:15.840 read
00:47:16.200 whatever
00:47:17.260 weird
00:47:18.960 criticism
00:47:19.620 they
00:47:19.940 can
00:47:20.080 concoct
00:47:20.840 from
00:47:21.420 a
00:47:21.580 guy
00:47:21.760 that
00:47:21.960 they
00:47:22.100 admit
00:47:22.380 just
00:47:22.620 did
00:47:22.820 exactly
00:47:23.220 what
00:47:23.440 they
00:47:23.560 wanted
00:47:23.820 him
00:47:24.040 to
00:47:24.160 do
00:47:24.420 so
00:47:25.640 that
00:47:27.800 was
00:47:27.960 pretty
00:47:28.200 weak
00:47:28.520 so
00:47:29.420 I
00:47:29.560 would
00:47:29.700 say
00:47:29.940 if
00:47:30.240 things
00:47:30.520 go
00:47:30.760 the
00:47:30.920 way
00:47:31.040 they
00:47:31.220 are
00:47:31.600 there's
00:47:33.780 a
00:47:33.900 big
00:47:34.140 now
00:47:35.000 we
00:47:35.140 have
00:47:35.260 a
00:47:35.380 big
00:47:35.620 variable
00:47:36.340 with
00:47:36.860 if
00:47:37.800 we
00:47:38.100 don't
00:47:38.700 keep
00:47:39.460 things
00:47:40.620 that
00:47:40.840 do
00:47:41.020 to
00:47:41.200 unemployment
00:47:41.780 and
00:47:42.740 would
00:47:43.080 November
00:47:43.580 look like
00:47:44.060 things
00:47:44.280 are getting
00:47:44.560 worse
00:47:44.900 or better
00:47:45.380 so
00:47:46.320 now
00:47:46.680 it's
00:47:47.020 a little
00:47:47.220 harder
00:47:47.460 to tell
00:47:47.900 my
00:47:48.900 prediction
00:47:49.600 remains
00:47:50.180 the same
00:47:50.680 the
00:47:51.040 economy
00:47:51.460 should
00:47:51.820 be
00:47:52.000 improving
00:47:52.520 markedly
00:47:53.360 that'll
00:47:54.620 be good
00:47:54.860 for
00:47:55.040 Trump
00:47:55.340 and
00:47:56.180 I
00:47:56.340 think
00:47:56.560 that
00:47:56.820 the
00:47:57.120 protesters
00:47:57.700 will
00:47:58.100 continue
00:47:58.440 making
00:47:58.900 the
00:47:59.440 no
00:47:59.980 police
00:48:00.440 defund
00:48:01.020 the
00:48:01.160 police
00:48:01.380 thing
00:48:01.580 look
00:48:01.800 ridiculous
00:48:02.260 I
00:48:03.400 think
00:48:03.640 that
00:48:03.820 the
00:48:03.960 going
00:48:04.140 back
00:48:04.340 to
00:48:04.520 school
00:48:04.800 will
00:48:05.060 get
00:48:05.220 Trump
00:48:05.580 some
00:48:06.140 mobs
00:48:07.000 and
00:48:08.040 I
00:48:08.160 think
00:48:08.360 that
00:48:08.700 I'm
00:48:09.800 going to
00:48:09.900 have to
00:48:10.120 end it
00:48:10.400 here
00:48:10.520 because
00:48:10.700 I
00:48:10.820 can't
00:48:10.980 even
00:48:11.160 talk
00:48:12.080 anymore
00:48:12.420 but I
00:48:12.680 had to
00:48:12.900 stuff
00:48:13.740 that
00:48:13.960 and
00:48:15.780 if
00:48:17.780 Rasmussen
00:48:18.500 poll
00:48:18.920 is
00:48:20.120 the one
00:48:20.960 that's
00:48:21.220 getting it
00:48:21.680 right
00:48:21.860 about
00:48:22.100 black
00:48:22.380 support
00:48:22.860 Trump
00:48:23.680 already
00:48:24.160 has
00:48:24.580 historic
00:48:25.860 black
00:48:26.320 support
00:48:26.880 and
00:48:28.060 he's
00:48:28.420 just
00:48:28.560 going to
00:48:28.820 start
00:48:29.000 picking
00:48:29.340 off
00:48:29.700 the
00:48:30.100 weaker
00:48:30.640 segments
00:48:31.240 I
00:48:31.460 think
00:48:31.620 between
00:48:31.880 now
00:48:32.100 and
00:48:32.280 now
00:48:33.660 and
00:48:33.780 that
00:48:33.920 I
00:48:34.340 don't
00:48:34.500 know
00:48:34.620 why
00:48:34.740 he
00:48:34.860 doesn't
00:48:35.220 just
00:48:36.100 legalize
00:48:36.580 marijuana
00:48:36.940 by the
00:48:37.320 way
00:48:37.500 that's
00:48:38.220 low
00:48:38.520 hanging
00:48:38.760 fruit
00:48:39.120 I've
00:48:39.560 always
00:48:39.720 been
00:48:39.880 surprised
00:48:40.260 about
00:48:40.460 that
00:48:40.620 that's
00:48:40.860 just
00:48:41.000 leaving
00:48:41.280 free
00:48:41.580 money
00:48:41.800 on the
00:48:42.060 table
00:48:42.320 Democrats
00:48:43.340 are going
00:48:43.560 to pick
00:48:43.800 up that
00:48:44.100 free
00:48:44.320 money
00:48:44.600 slaughter
00:48:45.580 meters
00:48:45.860 at
00:48:46.060 100%
00:48:46.580 and I
00:48:47.800 will talk
00:48:48.120 to you
00:48:48.440 tomorrow
00:48:49.340 of