Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1098 Scott Adams： I Grade the Democrat Convention, Trump and Q, Goodyear Gets Deflated, Biden's Brain

00:00:00.000 Hey everybody, I didn't see you. Come on in here. I'm glad you showed up. It's about time.

00:00:18.680 Yes, this is the place you go to get your day off to a good, good start.

00:00:24.840 And it's going to work today. I'm sorry about the leaf blower that seems to be blowing leaves right outside of my window.

00:00:34.120 Quite annoying. And I guarantee you that it will last the entire time I'm on Periscope. Why?

00:00:41.140 I don't know, but apparently there are a lot of leaves exactly in front of my window of my office.

00:00:48.140 No place else. But it's going to spend a good hour right in front of my window.

00:00:52.620 So that's how my morning starting off, but yours will be better.

00:00:56.080 And all you need is the simultaneous sip. And watch this. Watch this.

00:01:00.320 Normally, I have the introduction to the simultaneous sip written on this piece of paper.

00:01:06.160 Because after years of doing it every single morning, I can't remember it.

00:01:11.580 But watch this.

00:01:12.420 And all you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tankard, chalice, or stein, a canteen jug or a flasp, a vessel of any kind.

00:01:26.080 Boom.

00:01:26.560 Join me now for the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better.

00:01:34.380 It's called the simultaneous sip.

00:01:36.120 Who would be calling me during the simultaneous sip?

00:01:38.520 I mean, really, who calls me during the simultaneous sip?

00:01:43.940 Join me now for the simultaneous sip that makes everything better. Go.

00:01:47.640 Now, you might ask yourself, Scott, how is it that today is the day you can remember the entire sequence of the simultaneous sip?

00:02:02.580 And the answer is this.

00:02:04.320 It has to do with how people learn.

00:02:06.000 I think it was yesterday, I got in the mail, a suspicious box.

00:02:13.040 And I opened it up, and it was a whole bunch of wrapped up different items.

00:02:17.380 And I thought to myself, this could be bad.

00:02:21.680 I don't know what this is all about.

00:02:23.940 And I started opening them up, and it's a whole bunch of different items.

00:02:27.780 And it was presented as a puzzle.

00:02:30.480 There was a little note in there saying it was a mystery box.

00:02:32.700 And so I assembled the mystery, and I realized that it was one item for each of the things that I say in the simultaneous sip.

00:02:42.260 So I organized them on my table.

00:02:45.800 And by the way, this was sent by somebody named Amy.

00:02:49.440 That's all I know, somebody who watches the simultaneous sip.

00:02:54.580 I assume you're watching now.

00:02:55.860 Hi, Amy.

00:02:56.900 And thank you for solving my problem.

00:02:59.600 So my problem was that people learn different ways.

00:03:03.200 And I could read something a million times, and I would never be able to memorize it, no matter how much exposure I had.

00:03:10.440 My brain just doesn't work that specific way.

00:03:15.040 But the moment it was visual, and I could touch it and feel it and put it on my table and then look at it, memory was instant.

00:03:25.480 So now let me take this to the world of education.

00:03:29.600 If you're thinking to yourself, hey, school got worse because it used to be in person.

00:03:35.200 People think that's pretty good for a lot of reasons.

00:03:37.820 Now it's just watching a video of a teacher.

00:03:41.060 Much, much worse.

00:03:42.740 But if you can imagine what the world will be like when you can learn anything in a virtual reality world or an augmented reality where you see the real world,

00:03:53.740 but there are items placed into it that weren't there before.

00:03:56.340 So, for example, if I were trying to remember that sequence, I could have just, you know, called up those images, looked at them, and then memorized them.

00:04:06.540 But the ability to give you the kind of learning you need, everybody being a little bit different, is extraordinary.

00:04:14.400 So pretty much all of the stuff that's non-visual in the current learning environment could become visual.

00:04:21.980 That one change, just taking all the stuff that you just have to memorize, names and dates and stuff like that,

00:04:29.440 and just turning them into something visual, an actual movie that you live in.

00:04:33.680 You're not watching it.

00:04:35.040 You're living inside it.

00:04:36.180 So where education can go, it's probably three times as good as what it is now.

00:04:44.000 But we're not there.

00:04:45.580 We will be.

00:04:46.360 I'll bet in five years you're going to have the beginning of the augmented reality education,

00:04:52.300 and it's going to be mind-blowing.

00:04:53.880 It'll be better than in person, by far.

00:04:57.020 All right.

00:04:57.560 I've got a new rule that I try not to watch the news after 5 p.m. my time.

00:05:04.340 It's hard, but the news is so unpleasant.

00:05:09.300 And by the way, I would also lump in there any kind of entertainment drama.

00:05:14.700 Anything that has an element to the entertainment that there's danger or tension or stress or just bad things happening to people,

00:05:24.920 I'm going to try to avoid them after 5 p.m.

00:05:27.760 I would try to avoid them all day long, except that I do this.

00:05:32.060 So it would be hard to avoid the news and do these periscopes.

00:05:36.080 So I tried that last night, and that involved not watching the Democratic Convention.

00:05:42.740 But that doesn't mean I'm not going to comment on it, because I did catch up on it this morning.

00:05:48.140 Watched the key videos and the highlights.

00:05:49.960 And I think that watching the highlights tells you maybe even more than watching every detail of the actual convention.

00:05:58.560 And here's the reason.

00:05:59.840 The things that get pulled out as the highlight clips or the things to remember,

00:06:05.040 you imagine CNN, MSNBC, etc.,

00:06:08.360 they're deciding what opinions to give the public.

00:06:12.860 And you can watch it in real time.

00:06:14.260 So you may have watched the convention on your own and had your own opinions about it.

00:06:19.780 But then you turn on the news, and they tell you what to think about it.

00:06:24.460 And at the end of the news programs, after you've seen a few of these opinions that are similar,

00:06:29.400 you start thinking, yeah, that's what I think.

00:06:32.720 It actually, you can watch them assign your opinion to you about what you felt about the convention

00:06:39.940 after you watched it.

00:06:42.160 So your own feelings about it, you brought to CNN.

00:06:46.760 And by the time you're done watching, you're thinking, yeah, Kamala Harris, she was a tour de force.

00:06:53.200 You know, assuming that you're leading in that direction to begin with.

00:06:57.080 So watching that in real time is disturbing and fascinating.

00:07:02.820 So I have lots of comments about that.

00:07:04.620 First of all, have you noticed that the big thing that people are saying about Joe Biden

00:07:10.460 is that he listens, he cares, and he has empathy?

00:07:15.420 I assume that's because Democrats believe that's the part of his brain that's still working.

00:07:22.300 Because if they thought to themselves, you know, Joe Biden is a lot smarter than President Trump,

00:07:29.860 I feel as if they would mention that.

00:07:32.380 If they thought that Joe Biden was better at, let's say, strategy than President Trump,

00:07:40.660 I feel like they would have mentioned that.

00:07:43.880 If he were better at really just getting things done,

00:07:49.120 I feel like they would have mentioned that.

00:07:52.400 But instead, they go for the one thing that you are sure is true,

00:07:56.580 that Biden cares and he listens and he shows empathy.

00:07:59.900 And I would say that he does all of those things.

00:08:02.840 In fact, I will go further.

00:08:04.860 I would say that Biden shows the caring and the empathy better than President Trump.

00:08:10.520 Boom.

00:08:11.820 Better than President Trump.

00:08:14.480 That's also why you should not elect him your president.

00:08:19.000 Because the best feature of Joe Biden is literally a flaw.

00:08:24.440 Now, why do I say that?

00:08:25.860 It's the same reason I say that I'm a terrible manager.

00:08:29.540 If you want somebody to manage your, let's say, your big division of your corporation,

00:08:35.720 don't ask me to do it because I'm bad at that.

00:08:40.640 And the main reason I'm bad at that is too much empathy.

00:08:45.200 Too much empathy.

00:08:45.940 The job of a manager and or a leader is to make people do stuff they don't want to do.

00:08:54.680 That's really the point.

00:08:56.360 Getting people to do what they want to do, well, that doesn't take much skill.

00:09:01.740 Do you want to eat this cookie?

00:09:03.260 Yes.

00:09:04.280 Give me a cookie.

00:09:05.300 There you go.

00:09:06.540 That's it.

00:09:07.660 But if you want somebody to enlist in the military and go fight a war,

00:09:12.800 you've got to make a pretty good case for that.

00:09:16.020 So I would say that the job of president, leader, manager, anything in that domain,

00:09:23.400 is really about not being too empathetic.

00:09:28.780 Empathy is what makes you a bad leader.

00:09:33.220 Now, you have to have some, right?

00:09:35.820 If you had no empathy, you would be a sociopath, and that would be dangerous.

00:09:40.420 But if you have too much empathy, you lead with empathy,

00:09:44.780 then you make the problem that all Democrats seem to make.

00:09:49.700 And it goes like this.

00:09:50.960 If you're designing a system for human beings,

00:09:55.500 the number one thing you're going to have to think about

00:09:58.000 is their motivation and their incentives.

00:10:01.100 Because whatever humans are motivated to do,

00:10:04.880 whatever their incentive is,

00:10:07.340 that's what's going to happen in the long run.

00:10:09.400 So I think that the Republicans have a less empathy-focused view of the world

00:10:17.460 because that view of the world gets you the best result for the people you care about.

00:10:24.840 So in other words, in the Republican view of things,

00:10:28.340 the best way to show your empathy or to act on it

00:10:32.940 is to do a good job designing a stable system that makes the country as a whole work.

00:10:37.800 And if you do that, it's going to be worse for some people.

00:10:41.880 Nobody likes that.

00:10:43.220 But it is going to be.

00:10:44.700 You can't make everything equal all the time.

00:10:46.860 It's just not something that works.

00:10:49.780 You can try.

00:10:50.800 It could be your goal.

00:10:51.680 You could try to make everything better for everybody all the time.

00:10:54.040 It could be your number one thing you're interested in.

00:10:58.180 But you still need to design a system.

00:11:00.020 And systems tend to be not perfectly even in terms of how they distribute benefits.

00:11:07.900 So that would be the main difference,

00:11:09.340 is that the Democrats seem to want to build systems,

00:11:12.880 whether it's how the economy works or anything else.

00:11:15.700 They want to build systems that are based on good intentions.

00:11:21.220 Compare these two systems.

00:11:23.000 One, that is based on good intentions of human beings.

00:11:27.280 Good intentions.

00:11:28.840 And the other, based on real motivations of humans.

00:11:33.340 Our greed, our impulse to get away with stuff if we can.

00:11:40.320 You know, really the dark side of humans,

00:11:42.480 which is, you know, we're not all that good all the time.

00:11:45.300 If you design a system that harnesses the good and the bad of people,

00:11:52.340 such as capitalism, such as democracies,

00:11:56.060 I would say that they harness both the good and the bad of people.

00:11:59.960 In other words, they understand the whole human being.

00:12:03.420 And if you can build a system that can withstand the worst of humans,

00:12:08.360 that's a good system.

00:12:09.760 Capitalism does that.

00:12:10.780 So capitalism, you still need, you know, oversight and control,

00:12:15.780 so capitalism doesn't become too far out of control.

00:12:19.740 But you can't really build a system on good intentions.

00:12:23.800 Do you know what would be a system built on good intentions?

00:12:28.040 Chaz.

00:12:29.820 Right?

00:12:30.160 The Capitol Hill thing.

00:12:32.080 The protests.

00:12:33.520 The protests are like a little civilization,

00:12:36.760 because it's every night now.

00:12:37.920 Now, if it were one-off, you'd say it's just a protest.

00:12:41.200 But once you do it every night,

00:12:43.040 it becomes almost like a lifestyle system, if you will.

00:12:47.720 And that's allegedly built on people's good intentions.

00:12:53.060 The good intention of having no racism,

00:12:55.900 of having a fairer society that's better for everybody.

00:12:59.160 That's a good intention, wouldn't you say?

00:13:02.460 Socialism, all these things, are very good intentions,

00:13:05.580 and I don't think you should take that away from them.

00:13:08.100 Indeed, I've said that the big problem with Republicans

00:13:11.840 in terms of their messaging,

00:13:13.780 I've said that they should embrace the goal of the Democrats.

00:13:18.800 The goals of the Democrats are great goals.

00:13:21.480 They're great.

00:13:22.660 You know, equality, everybody's got a chance.

00:13:25.620 There are no artificial, you know,

00:13:27.620 systemic things that are holding anybody back.

00:13:31.480 Who hates that?

00:13:33.060 That's all great stuff.

00:13:34.040 It's just how you get there.

00:13:36.380 The Republicans will build systems

00:13:38.040 that understand human motivation.

00:13:41.540 The Democrats will build one based on good intentions.

00:13:45.040 And you don't have to be a genius

00:13:46.780 to know which one's going to work.

00:13:48.680 It's pretty clear.

00:13:51.460 That's well beyond the realm of opinion

00:13:55.860 that a system built on understanding

00:13:58.880 the whole motivation of people is going to work better

00:14:01.060 than one based on good intentions.

00:14:03.380 We all know that's true.

00:14:07.140 And so here's what I would do if I were the Republicans

00:14:10.720 and I wanted to kneecap the Democrats for their approach.

00:14:15.880 So they're taking the president doesn't care about his job approach

00:14:19.800 and he has no empathy.

00:14:21.140 Here's how I deal with that.

00:14:24.700 I would say, you know what?

00:14:26.560 Democrats are really good with empathy.

00:14:29.260 The world needs plenty of empathy.

00:14:31.620 In fact, I commend the Democrats

00:14:34.380 for their attention to caring and empathy

00:14:38.060 and I give them my full respect.

00:14:40.860 But, the world doesn't run on good intentions.

00:14:48.080 The world runs when you've dealt a system

00:14:50.880 that understands human beings.

00:14:54.240 That's what we're offering.

00:14:55.920 We're offering you something that works

00:14:57.820 because it's a tested, motivation-driven,

00:15:02.420 incentive-based system.

00:15:04.520 We can tweak it, but that's what we're going for.

00:15:08.140 The Democrats are very, very obviously,

00:15:12.940 and they're not hiding anything,

00:15:14.280 they're going for a different kind of system,

00:15:16.460 one that's built on good intentions.

00:15:19.640 You know how that works.

00:15:21.320 You're watching the protesters

00:15:22.880 and the burning of the cities.

00:15:24.660 That's what good intentions gets you.

00:15:27.880 Every bit of that problem,

00:15:29.580 the burning of the cities,

00:15:30.620 every bit of that is based on good intentions.

00:15:34.360 You don't want to lose your good intentions,

00:15:36.340 but you don't want to build a system

00:15:37.740 that thinks that that's what drives human beings

00:15:41.400 because it's just not.

00:15:43.580 So, I think that would completely kneecap

00:15:46.540 the entire Democrats' point of view,

00:15:49.200 which, by the way, is a similar play

00:15:51.240 to when Bob Dole was running against Bill Clinton

00:15:55.400 and Clinton-Gore said,

00:15:58.860 you know, all the niceness of Dole,

00:16:04.860 we should appreciate it.

00:16:06.260 Very honorable, great service to the country,

00:16:09.120 but he's planning for the past

00:16:11.180 and we're planning for the future.

00:16:13.580 It's the same play,

00:16:15.000 just updated to the current situation,

00:16:17.260 which is you give the other team their full due.

00:16:20.740 So the Democrats are trying to claim the mantle

00:16:23.140 of the ones who care the most.

00:16:26.200 You should give it to them.

00:16:27.380 You should give it to them.

00:16:28.860 And say, you know,

00:16:29.720 I wish we could be more like you.

00:16:31.740 It's really...

00:16:32.940 And by the way,

00:16:35.420 there's nothing artificial

00:16:37.640 about what I'm going to say right now.

00:16:39.040 This is literally true.

00:16:42.440 You have to respect the Democrats

00:16:44.060 for the caring and the fairness stuff.

00:16:46.860 You have to respect that.

00:16:48.320 Because their vision of where they'd like to be

00:16:51.880 is incredible.

00:16:54.480 I'd like to be there too.

00:16:56.200 Wouldn't that be great?

00:16:58.180 But we live in a real world

00:17:00.860 where you have to make real decisions

00:17:02.120 and deal with real limitations.

00:17:04.620 All right.

00:17:05.100 That's enough of that.

00:17:06.340 Jeffrey Miller on Twitter

00:17:09.520 had this interesting poll.

00:17:11.780 He said,

00:17:12.940 if Joe Biden turned up

00:17:14.140 as your Uber driver,

00:17:15.780 are you confident

00:17:16.560 he'd get you

00:17:17.240 where you need to go?

00:17:20.300 Now,

00:17:20.860 I feel like that's something

00:17:22.840 you could say of any president.

00:17:24.560 Because by the time you're president,

00:17:25.780 you're a little disconnected

00:17:26.660 from the real world,

00:17:27.940 you know,

00:17:28.640 stuff.

00:17:29.080 You don't know

00:17:29.520 what a loaf of bread costs.

00:17:32.580 And you probably don't know

00:17:33.420 how to drive a car

00:17:34.560 after a while.

00:17:35.640 But that image

00:17:36.760 is wonderfully visual.

00:17:38.800 Because you see Joe Biden,

00:17:40.580 you actually see him

00:17:41.460 sitting up there

00:17:42.040 in his Prius.

00:17:43.340 And he's confused.

00:17:44.700 He's trying to use his phone

00:17:45.820 and he can't figure out

00:17:46.600 how to navigate.

00:17:48.560 That is just a

00:17:50.500 devastatingly good

00:17:52.920 persuasive question.

00:17:55.860 Joe Biden as your Uber driver

00:17:57.460 and he can't get it done.

00:18:02.320 So here's my favorite part

00:18:04.520 of yesterday.

00:18:06.040 Every now and then

00:18:07.040 when you're watching

00:18:07.700 the ugliness of politics,

00:18:10.580 there'll be this little flower

00:18:12.860 that grows through the

00:18:14.020 crack in the pavement.

00:18:15.700 You know,

00:18:15.880 it's this bleak landscape

00:18:17.180 of politics.

00:18:18.540 And there'll just be

00:18:19.180 this little flower

00:18:20.300 that finds a way

00:18:21.760 and pushes its way

00:18:23.260 through the concrete

00:18:23.960 and gives you this little

00:18:25.020 feeling of happiness.

00:18:26.960 And this happened yesterday

00:18:27.940 when the president

00:18:29.540 was doing his press conference

00:18:31.040 and he was asked

00:18:32.360 about Q.

00:18:34.300 you know,

00:18:35.300 the QAnon group

00:18:36.800 who,

00:18:38.620 and here's the question

00:18:41.100 and the answer.

00:18:42.740 So the reporter asks,

00:18:44.740 QAnon believes you are

00:18:46.000 secretly saving the world

00:18:47.380 from this cult of pedophiles

00:18:49.000 and cannibals.

00:18:49.720 Are you behind that?

00:18:51.820 And the president,

00:18:53.280 as he often does,

00:18:56.340 you know,

00:18:56.680 this is a sort of

00:18:57.960 a yes-no question.

00:18:59.820 You'd expect the president

00:19:00.980 to give some kind

00:19:02.360 of an answer

00:19:02.980 that another human being

00:19:05.660 might have given.

00:19:07.160 That's what you're thinking.

00:19:08.300 It's like,

00:19:08.520 well,

00:19:08.720 here comes an answer

00:19:09.460 that I would guess

00:19:11.640 there are maybe

00:19:12.620 a couple of ways

00:19:13.360 you could go

00:19:13.860 with this answer.

00:19:14.940 It's going to be

00:19:15.640 one of those ways.

00:19:17.640 But it wasn't.

00:19:19.560 It wasn't.

00:19:20.800 Here's what the president said.

00:19:22.520 He goes,

00:19:23.660 is that supposed

00:19:24.340 to be a bad thing?

00:19:25.400 Is that supposed

00:19:28.380 to be a bad thing?

00:19:30.780 And then he says,

00:19:32.640 we are actually,

00:19:36.040 we are saving the world.

00:19:42.100 Now,

00:19:43.080 this is what I call

00:19:44.440 the ping theory.

00:19:47.660 I have to explain that.

00:19:49.820 The ping theory

00:19:50.720 was developed

00:19:52.400 when I was a teenager

00:19:53.440 and

00:19:54.280 the guy

00:19:55.640 I was working with,

00:19:56.900 we were talking about

00:19:57.980 our summer job

00:19:59.420 and this other person.

00:20:01.240 And this other person

00:20:02.220 we were talking about,

00:20:03.820 we agreed that he had

00:20:04.960 this unusual quality,

00:20:06.900 which is that

00:20:07.900 he'll say nine things

00:20:09.280 you think he shouldn't

00:20:10.160 have said

00:20:10.680 or were awkward

00:20:11.600 or the wrong thing.

00:20:13.340 And you'll think,

00:20:14.380 you know,

00:20:14.560 what's wrong with this guy?

00:20:15.600 He's like,

00:20:16.320 socially,

00:20:17.520 there's something wrong.

00:20:18.760 And then the tenth

00:20:19.560 thing he says

00:20:20.600 will be so smart

00:20:22.420 that you just say,

00:20:24.000 what happened?

00:20:25.860 Because you don't

00:20:26.620 understand how

00:20:27.740 this person who is

00:20:28.960 one way

00:20:30.200 so consistently,

00:20:31.860 but then that

00:20:32.820 tenth thing

00:20:33.960 that he does

00:20:34.680 will be beyond

00:20:35.940 anything you could have

00:20:36.860 done.

00:20:37.360 And you say,

00:20:38.080 I don't know

00:20:38.680 what I'm watching here.

00:20:40.340 And that's the ping,

00:20:41.860 and you can think

00:20:42.880 of this as like

00:20:43.580 an EKG,

00:20:45.340 you know,

00:20:45.560 a chart on a machine.

00:20:47.100 And the person

00:20:47.780 is like,

00:20:48.320 Average,

00:20:50.840 below average,

00:20:52.500 Average,

00:20:53.840 below average,

00:20:55.100 Ping!

00:20:57.080 And all of a sudden

00:20:57.740 the meter just goes

00:20:58.660 off the chart.

00:20:59.820 And you go,

00:21:00.380 what the hell

00:21:01.020 just happened?

00:21:02.260 It's like this little

00:21:03.000 slice of brilliance

00:21:04.100 that just comes out

00:21:04.880 of nowhere,

00:21:05.380 and then it's gone again.

00:21:07.040 And you have to

00:21:07.540 wait for it again.

00:21:08.600 It's like,

00:21:08.960 I think there's

00:21:09.560 another one in there.

00:21:10.920 So you wait

00:21:11.540 for the nine

00:21:12.520 bad tweets,

00:21:14.540 you know,

00:21:14.760 the things that

00:21:15.660 were imperfect,

00:21:17.120 the time he didn't

00:21:18.440 pass the fact-checking,

00:21:19.960 and you're starting

00:21:20.420 to think,

00:21:21.380 man, you know,

00:21:22.640 this is sort of

00:21:23.480 ordinary.

00:21:24.440 And then,

00:21:24.860 ping!

00:21:26.320 This Q answer

00:21:27.580 was a ping.

00:21:29.640 This is one of

00:21:30.320 those times

00:21:30.920 where somebody

00:21:34.040 said this to me

00:21:34.780 first,

00:21:35.280 but I was feeling

00:21:36.040 it too,

00:21:37.560 that there are

00:21:39.040 times when Trump

00:21:40.060 makes you hate him,

00:21:42.520 makes you annoyed,

00:21:44.220 you know,

00:21:44.460 you might be

00:21:45.500 disgusted with the

00:21:46.600 way he did something

00:21:47.460 that you would have

00:21:48.100 handled differently.

00:21:49.740 But then there

00:21:50.400 are these moments,

00:21:51.580 and this is just

00:21:52.400 for Trump supporters,

00:21:53.640 of course,

00:21:54.220 it's very subjective,

00:21:55.580 but there are

00:21:56.160 these moments

00:21:56.840 when he makes you

00:21:58.560 fall in love with him.

00:22:01.080 Do you know

00:22:01.640 what I mean?

00:22:02.660 There are moments

00:22:03.440 when he makes you

00:22:04.200 fall in love with him.

00:22:05.980 And this was

00:22:06.640 one of those moments

00:22:07.500 because

00:22:08.860 the fact that

00:22:11.080 he was,

00:22:12.600 well,

00:22:13.200 I called him

00:22:13.900 the commander

00:22:14.740 in troll

00:22:15.300 for this answer,

00:22:16.660 and it felt like

00:22:18.180 the moment he was

00:22:19.780 activating the troll

00:22:20.900 army,

00:22:22.120 I felt that this

00:22:23.280 answer,

00:22:24.100 when Trump said,

00:22:25.020 is that supposed

00:22:25.480 to be a bad thing?

00:22:26.420 We are actually.

00:22:27.440 We're saving the world.

00:22:29.100 And I think he said

00:22:29.920 some more on the topic,

00:22:31.000 but he was also

00:22:31.880 not condemning

00:22:33.360 Q whatsoever,

00:22:34.700 and he acted like

00:22:35.560 he didn't quite know

00:22:36.320 what they were about,

00:22:37.160 but if they liked him,

00:22:38.680 that was great.

00:22:40.200 And that they probably

00:22:41.360 also liked

00:22:43.340 a better world,

00:22:44.640 et cetera.

00:22:45.620 Now,

00:22:46.440 here's why it felt

00:22:47.400 like he was

00:22:47.980 activating his troll

00:22:49.220 army.

00:22:50.160 And if you don't

00:22:50.700 know what I mean

00:22:51.220 by his troll army,

00:22:53.040 come on,

00:22:53.600 you know what I mean.

00:22:54.880 It's all of us,

00:22:55.860 right?

00:22:56.140 It's basically

00:22:57.260 the entire

00:22:57.920 online world.

00:22:59.960 Now,

00:23:00.200 I don't think

00:23:00.660 he had that intention,

00:23:01.940 but it just had

00:23:02.660 that feeling

00:23:03.380 of like,

00:23:04.760 you know,

00:23:05.080 that the election

00:23:06.000 started yesterday.

00:23:08.280 Like,

00:23:08.540 that was the beginning

00:23:09.340 of the serious,

00:23:10.880 you know,

00:23:11.300 election.

00:23:11.860 Everything else

00:23:12.540 was sort of,

00:23:13.520 okay,

00:23:14.160 you better do

00:23:14.920 some training

00:23:15.680 with the troops.

00:23:17.400 All right,

00:23:17.960 maybe we should

00:23:18.600 position our troops.

00:23:21.000 Wouldn't it be good

00:23:21.920 if we had some,

00:23:22.700 you know,

00:23:23.080 assets over here?

00:23:24.620 I feel like

00:23:25.640 everything was

00:23:26.960 just getting ready

00:23:27.980 until he said

00:23:30.000 this about QAnon,

00:23:31.700 and then I feel

00:23:32.640 like that was

00:23:33.100 like the bad signal

00:23:34.320 to just,

00:23:35.520 you know,

00:23:36.120 just release

00:23:37.140 the trolls,

00:23:38.400 the troll army.

00:23:40.520 Joe Biden

00:23:41.220 has no idea

00:23:41.880 what's coming

00:23:42.340 for him.

00:23:44.140 But,

00:23:44.740 all right,

00:23:45.000 so the reason

00:23:45.420 I love this

00:23:46.020 is that

00:23:46.540 what is the

00:23:48.220 biggest problem

00:23:48.760 that the Democrats

00:23:49.600 have made

00:23:50.120 that I would

00:23:50.700 consider

00:23:51.120 just a blunder?

00:23:52.960 Hillary Clinton

00:23:53.660 did it,

00:23:54.620 they're doing it now,

00:23:55.780 and the blunder

00:23:56.540 is this,

00:23:57.760 that they would

00:23:58.320 ever treat

00:23:58.980 any Americans,

00:24:00.740 no matter how much

00:24:01.700 they disagree

00:24:02.360 with them,

00:24:03.360 they won't

00:24:04.740 treat them

00:24:05.320 as,

00:24:05.920 you know,

00:24:06.340 bad people.

00:24:07.440 And the president,

00:24:08.640 as long as these

00:24:09.560 QAnon people

00:24:10.460 are not breaking

00:24:11.100 any laws,

00:24:12.300 they're not,

00:24:12.860 they're not acting

00:24:13.740 like racists,

00:24:15.000 right?

00:24:15.360 He did condemn

00:24:16.180 the neo-Nazis,

00:24:17.940 that's an easy one.

00:24:18.960 But if you're just

00:24:19.680 a citizen,

00:24:20.820 and you just have

00:24:21.440 a different opinion,

00:24:22.720 you might be right,

00:24:23.640 you might be wrong,

00:24:24.460 you might be following

00:24:25.140 a conspiracy theory,

00:24:26.460 maybe you're not.

00:24:28.120 But don't you want

00:24:30.260 a president

00:24:30.760 who's not going

00:24:31.760 to throw you

00:24:32.260 under the bus

00:24:32.900 as long as you're

00:24:33.700 obeying the law?

00:24:35.420 Think about it.

00:24:36.540 If you're obeying

00:24:37.400 the law,

00:24:38.680 no matter how

00:24:39.500 crazy you are,

00:24:41.040 or not,

00:24:42.300 or not,

00:24:43.740 yeah,

00:24:44.060 who gets to judge

00:24:45.080 who's crazy?

00:24:46.420 That as long as

00:24:47.180 you're obeying the law,

00:24:48.760 you're in.

00:24:50.460 You're in the club.

00:24:52.280 That's the

00:24:53.040 Trump proposition.

00:24:54.640 We've got our

00:24:55.180 Constitution,

00:24:55.740 we've got our laws.

00:24:57.520 If you follow

00:24:58.400 those things,

00:24:59.280 you're in the club,

00:25:00.700 period.

00:25:01.920 I'm not going

00:25:02.480 to tell you

00:25:03.040 what to think,

00:25:03.860 what to write,

00:25:04.460 what to say.

00:25:05.340 If you follow

00:25:06.320 those rules,

00:25:07.500 you're on my side,

00:25:09.260 and I'm on your side.

00:25:11.520 Very powerful.

00:25:13.240 Even, you know,

00:25:13.920 the way he did it

00:25:14.700 was not as explicit

00:25:15.740 as I just said.

00:25:16.880 But the fact that

00:25:17.620 he wouldn't throw

00:25:18.720 Q under the bus,

00:25:20.940 he wouldn't throw

00:25:21.860 them under the bus.

00:25:24.220 Boom.

00:25:26.180 I love that.

00:25:27.820 Even I've thrown

00:25:28.740 Q under the bus.

00:25:30.820 Right?

00:25:31.640 But I'm not the

00:25:32.340 President of the

00:25:32.900 United States.

00:25:34.020 If you're just a

00:25:34.980 pundit, you can say

00:25:35.700 whatever you want,

00:25:36.620 as long as you're

00:25:37.180 following the

00:25:37.740 Constitution,

00:25:38.460 following the law,

00:25:39.560 and I guess

00:25:39.980 following the

00:25:40.520 terms of service

00:25:41.200 in this case.

00:25:42.540 But for the

00:25:43.920 President to do

00:25:45.120 that knowing,

00:25:47.200 that's why I call

00:25:48.020 him the commander

00:25:48.540 in control,

00:25:49.380 knowing exactly the

00:25:50.780 response he's going

00:25:51.620 to get,

00:25:52.480 and knowing that

00:25:53.300 his supporters are

00:25:54.240 going to think this

00:25:54.800 is the funniest

00:25:55.360 thing that's ever

00:25:56.040 happened,

00:25:57.460 that's why you

00:25:59.500 fall in love with

00:26:00.260 him.

00:26:00.520 He just refuses to

00:26:02.640 do what the other

00:26:03.520 side wants him to

00:26:04.500 do, and he

00:26:05.580 refuses also to

00:26:06.700 throw Americans

00:26:08.520 under the bus

00:26:09.280 unless they've

00:26:10.300 done some

00:26:11.340 horrible thing.

00:26:13.420 All right.

00:26:14.080 Does it seem to

00:26:16.500 you that the

00:26:19.260 Democrats were

00:26:20.360 trying to portray

00:26:21.400 themselves as the

00:26:22.440 party of women

00:26:23.400 primarily?

00:26:25.360 Almost a female

00:26:27.140 supremacy kind of a

00:26:28.600 vibe.

00:26:29.460 Do you get that

00:26:30.240 from the Democratic

00:26:32.300 Convention?

00:26:34.220 It felt like it had

00:26:35.100 very much a female

00:26:36.260 superiority vibe,

00:26:37.480 and if I had to

00:26:40.560 make one prediction

00:26:41.520 about one

00:26:43.300 demographic group

00:26:44.440 and how they

00:26:44.920 vote, I think

00:26:46.420 black men,

00:26:48.240 maybe not women,

00:26:49.900 probably not

00:26:50.460 women, but I

00:26:51.500 think black men

00:26:52.600 are way, way

00:26:54.800 more, let's say,

00:26:56.760 Trump-curious

00:26:58.000 than is going to

00:26:59.120 be picked up in

00:26:59.820 any poll.

00:27:01.040 I feel as though

00:27:02.500 black men are

00:27:03.800 watching, if they

00:27:04.560 watch the convention,

00:27:05.480 they're saying to

00:27:06.760 themselves, this

00:27:08.080 doesn't seem so

00:27:08.860 much about me.

00:27:10.120 This feels like a

00:27:11.700 party for and

00:27:12.660 about women.

00:27:13.820 I'm not saying

00:27:14.360 that's good or

00:27:14.900 bad.

00:27:15.580 I'm not putting a

00:27:16.280 value on that.

00:27:17.440 I'm just saying

00:27:18.160 that that's what

00:27:18.840 it looks like.

00:27:19.540 It feels like

00:27:20.100 that's what they're

00:27:20.820 trying to project.

00:27:22.880 So much so that

00:27:24.240 hilariously, if you

00:27:26.160 saw the People

00:27:26.820 magazine photo, I

00:27:28.260 tweeted this

00:27:28.860 earlier, they have

00:27:30.340 Biden and Harris

00:27:31.920 posing for a

00:27:33.240 photo, but as

00:27:35.000 someone else

00:27:35.700 pointed out, they

00:27:36.560 had Harris with

00:27:37.420 the male pose,

00:27:39.100 male body

00:27:39.820 language, and

00:27:40.820 they had Biden

00:27:41.700 with female body

00:27:43.200 language.

00:27:44.200 And somebody

00:27:44.620 asked if that was

00:27:45.320 intentional.

00:27:45.960 I don't know.

00:27:46.800 So Biden, or so

00:27:47.780 Harris was sitting

00:27:49.080 on top of a

00:27:49.800 table, and she

00:27:51.400 had sort of, you

00:27:52.460 know, a male

00:27:53.340 looking pose.

00:27:55.560 Now, of course,

00:27:56.280 there's no such

00:27:56.840 thing as a male

00:27:57.600 pose or a female

00:27:58.380 pose.

00:27:59.100 So what I'm

00:27:59.520 talking about is

00:28:00.220 sort of the

00:28:01.360 traditional, you

00:28:02.780 know, 50s, kind

00:28:03.760 of what you'd

00:28:04.280 expect would be

00:28:05.000 a male or

00:28:05.440 female pose.

00:28:07.360 And then

00:28:08.000 Biden was

00:28:08.920 below her.

00:28:10.780 Surprise, surprise,

00:28:11.920 right?

00:28:12.200 He's below her,

00:28:13.400 but he's a

00:28:14.180 little bit closer,

00:28:15.940 just a little

00:28:16.500 bit.

00:28:16.800 He's like a

00:28:17.260 foot closer.

00:28:18.720 Doesn't make

00:28:19.300 much difference,

00:28:20.160 but he's below

00:28:20.760 her.

00:28:22.100 Now, to me, the

00:28:23.380 photography is

00:28:24.300 sending a clear

00:28:25.080 message that she's

00:28:26.720 in charge.

00:28:27.220 She had the

00:28:28.140 superior body

00:28:29.100 language, she

00:28:30.240 had the in

00:28:30.900 charge position,

00:28:32.420 and he had the

00:28:33.120 more submissive

00:28:34.540 position.

00:28:36.040 I don't think

00:28:36.840 that's a

00:28:37.180 coincidence.

00:28:38.420 I think

00:28:38.920 everybody's trying

00:28:39.580 to present her

00:28:40.740 as the real

00:28:41.420 leader.

00:28:42.440 Now, I wanted

00:28:43.320 to teach you,

00:28:44.080 in case you

00:28:44.480 didn't know

00:28:44.760 how to do

00:28:45.140 this, you're

00:28:45.860 seeing this

00:28:46.300 on CNN and

00:28:47.900 MSNBC, how

00:28:50.180 to pronounce

00:28:51.160 Vice President

00:28:53.640 Kamala Harris.

00:28:56.340 Because when

00:28:57.040 they say she's

00:28:57.760 running for the

00:28:58.500 position, or

00:28:59.260 that she will

00:28:59.920 be, if she

00:29:00.660 wins, the

00:29:01.880 first Vice

00:29:02.820 President, there's

00:29:04.160 a certain way

00:29:04.840 that you need to

00:29:05.420 say it, and it's

00:29:06.120 how you say the

00:29:06.800 first part, the

00:29:07.680 vice.

00:29:08.940 You want to

00:29:09.980 kind of mumble

00:29:11.080 that a little

00:29:11.700 bit, and

00:29:12.520 emphasize the

00:29:13.440 President part.

00:29:14.780 So here's how

00:29:15.340 to do it

00:29:15.800 incorrectly.

00:29:17.940 If she's

00:29:18.540 elected, she'll

00:29:19.400 be Vice

00:29:20.040 President Kamala

00:29:21.160 Harris.

00:29:22.080 That's all

00:29:22.600 wrong.

00:29:23.460 That's all

00:29:23.820 wrong.

00:29:24.660 Too much

00:29:25.260 advice on

00:29:25.900 there.

00:29:26.120 Here's how

00:29:26.500 to say it.

00:29:26.980 If she's

00:29:27.920 elected, she'll

00:29:29.340 be the

00:29:29.880 first

00:29:30.420 President

00:29:31.300 Kamala

00:29:32.820 Harris.

00:29:34.640 So you

00:29:35.060 just want

00:29:35.440 to go

00:29:35.600 so instead

00:29:37.420 of Vice, you

00:29:39.120 just go

00:29:39.480 first, first.

00:29:41.560 It might

00:29:41.900 sound like

00:29:42.320 there was a

00:29:42.800 sound in

00:29:43.380 the room, and

00:29:43.920 it just gets

00:29:44.360 swallowed up, and

00:29:45.540 you want to

00:29:45.880 hit the

00:29:46.200 President part.

00:29:47.720 So you'll

00:29:48.040 notice that

00:29:48.640 there's a

00:29:49.020 lot of

00:29:49.680 Vice, President

00:29:51.180 Harris.

00:29:54.720 All right, so

00:29:55.960 now you know

00:29:56.420 how to

00:29:56.660 pronounce

00:29:57.000 that, so

00:29:57.900 that's

00:29:58.180 good.

00:30:00.980 So I've

00:30:02.220 been fascinated

00:30:03.100 to see how

00:30:04.060 the pro-Democrat

00:30:05.740 press would

00:30:07.460 describe Harris'

00:30:09.220 ethnic

00:30:10.140 background,

00:30:11.360 because it's

00:30:12.180 kind of tricky,

00:30:13.160 right?

00:30:13.560 Because she's

00:30:15.720 Jamaican and

00:30:17.700 South Asian,

00:30:19.960 so neither

00:30:20.700 of those are

00:30:21.440 your standard

00:30:22.440 words that you

00:30:23.740 hear a lot in

00:30:24.680 American politics,

00:30:25.560 and didn't

00:30:28.240 it feel like

00:30:28.840 she started

00:30:29.400 out being

00:30:29.900 black?

00:30:31.460 I feel as

00:30:32.580 though it

00:30:33.980 was only

00:30:34.440 yesterday that

00:30:35.520 she was

00:30:35.900 described as

00:30:36.720 black.

00:30:38.680 And there

00:30:39.680 must have

00:30:40.020 been a lot

00:30:40.360 of poll

00:30:40.740 testing on

00:30:41.480 this, because

00:30:43.060 imagine if

00:30:44.120 you were a

00:30:45.220 South Asian

00:30:46.060 woman, or

00:30:47.600 just South

00:30:48.340 Asian, and

00:30:49.600 you see

00:30:50.120 somebody that

00:30:50.800 you identify

00:30:52.060 with as being

00:30:52.920 at least half

00:30:54.280 or whatever

00:30:54.640 the percentage

00:30:55.160 is, you

00:30:55.980 identify as

00:30:56.600 oh, I'm

00:30:56.960 South Asian,

00:30:58.200 she's South

00:30:58.800 Asian, and

00:30:59.700 then you see

00:31:00.240 her party

00:31:00.760 describe her as

00:31:01.580 black all the

00:31:02.200 time.

00:31:03.320 How would that

00:31:03.740 make you feel?

00:31:04.880 You'd be

00:31:05.220 thinking, well,

00:31:07.200 half black?

00:31:08.660 Isn't it?

00:31:09.200 What about the

00:31:09.700 half that's like

00:31:10.340 me?

00:31:11.300 Why am I not

00:31:12.280 included in

00:31:13.140 this party?

00:31:14.500 So, in

00:31:17.080 order not to

00:31:17.760 lose the

00:31:18.500 people who

00:31:19.020 would identify

00:31:19.620 with one

00:31:20.360 half of her,

00:31:21.540 in order to

00:31:22.340 make sure you

00:31:23.000 nail down, you

00:31:24.340 know, the

00:31:24.580 other half, it's

00:31:25.980 kind of a

00:31:26.500 tricky thing to

00:31:27.600 balance.

00:31:28.780 And so it

00:31:29.280 looks like they

00:31:30.140 might be going

00:31:30.720 for Jamaican

00:31:31.580 and South

00:31:32.200 Asian as

00:31:33.060 their best

00:31:33.520 description.

00:31:35.300 Oh, wait,

00:31:35.700 now I take

00:31:36.060 that back.

00:31:37.040 They called

00:31:37.480 her first

00:31:38.140 black and

00:31:39.020 South Asian.

00:31:40.880 It was

00:31:41.440 somebody else

00:31:41.940 who described

00:31:42.440 her as

00:31:42.720 Jamaican and

00:31:43.920 South Asian.

00:31:44.500 Yeah, so

00:31:45.100 they were

00:31:45.260 calling her

00:31:45.640 first black

00:31:46.440 and South

00:31:46.940 Asian.

00:31:47.800 Now, I'm

00:31:48.460 not black

00:31:49.380 and I'm

00:31:49.660 not South

00:31:50.080 Asian, but

00:31:50.720 I have a

00:31:51.180 curiosity about

00:31:53.140 how you

00:31:53.780 receive that

00:31:54.700 if you are

00:31:55.500 black or

00:31:56.140 you are

00:31:56.600 South Asian.

00:31:57.800 I don't

00:31:58.080 know the

00:31:58.360 answer to

00:31:58.700 that.

00:31:59.420 Because I

00:31:59.900 wonder if,

00:32:00.760 does it

00:32:01.060 feel pandery?

00:32:03.020 Here's how

00:32:03.500 I think I'd

00:32:04.240 feel.

00:32:05.640 If you gave

00:32:06.620 me somebody

00:32:07.160 who is half

00:32:08.480 of whatever

00:32:09.100 I am and

00:32:10.300 tried to sell

00:32:11.000 it as,

00:32:12.180 you know,

00:32:12.820 representing me,

00:32:13.620 I feel

00:32:14.920 like my

00:32:15.380 first impression

00:32:17.020 would be

00:32:17.480 something along

00:32:18.200 the lines

00:32:18.580 of, why

00:32:19.480 am I only

00:32:19.900 getting half?

00:32:21.240 You couldn't

00:32:21.920 find, you

00:32:23.720 know, a

00:32:24.080 completely

00:32:24.560 South Asian

00:32:25.440 candidate?

00:32:27.020 You know,

00:32:27.340 why are you

00:32:28.500 trying to sell

00:32:29.020 me half a

00:32:29.740 candidate?

00:32:31.100 And if you're

00:32:32.020 black, are you

00:32:32.620 saying the same

00:32:33.160 thing?

00:32:34.000 Are you saying,

00:32:34.980 are you telling

00:32:35.520 me you scoured

00:32:36.480 the country and

00:32:37.660 you couldn't

00:32:38.040 find a woman

00:32:38.660 who was just

00:32:39.220 black?

00:32:39.640 black, right?

00:32:41.220 Because, you

00:32:41.920 know, that's the

00:32:42.520 population we're

00:32:43.340 trying to

00:32:43.720 represent.

00:32:44.940 It's a fairly

00:32:45.760 tiny part of

00:32:46.720 the population

00:32:47.540 who is both

00:32:48.360 black and

00:32:48.880 South Asian.

00:32:50.520 You know, the

00:32:50.860 combination of

00:32:51.540 the two, that's

00:32:52.120 a pretty small

00:32:52.760 number.

00:32:54.060 But why can't

00:32:54.980 you give us

00:32:55.460 somebody who's

00:32:56.240 just black?

00:32:58.360 13% of the

00:32:59.420 public, big

00:33:00.780 part of the

00:33:01.180 Democratic

00:33:01.640 Party, are

00:33:02.800 you selling us

00:33:04.020 a little bit

00:33:04.540 short here?

00:33:05.120 I don't know

00:33:07.180 that I would

00:33:07.560 feel that.

00:33:08.140 I saw a

00:33:08.540 video of a

00:33:09.820 woman who

00:33:10.260 apparently is

00:33:10.880 South Asian

00:33:11.640 who was just

00:33:12.460 delighted.

00:33:13.260 She was like

00:33:13.660 crying because

00:33:14.980 she was so

00:33:15.500 happy.

00:33:16.220 So it could

00:33:16.660 be that the

00:33:18.980 ideal situation

00:33:20.120 is that Kamala

00:33:20.880 Harris just

00:33:21.420 appeals to

00:33:21.960 everybody because

00:33:23.060 everybody finds

00:33:23.760 something to

00:33:24.320 like about her.

00:33:25.600 Maybe.

00:33:26.500 I'm just curious

00:33:27.460 about how people

00:33:28.160 do actually

00:33:28.880 respond to

00:33:29.520 that.

00:33:30.160 I'll never

00:33:30.540 find out

00:33:31.000 probably.

00:33:31.280 then Hillary

00:33:35.780 Clinton talked

00:33:36.700 and Elizabeth

00:33:37.480 Warren talked.

00:33:39.440 And you're

00:33:40.360 going to think

00:33:40.820 this is sexist

00:33:41.840 so let me tell

00:33:42.600 you ahead of

00:33:43.500 time this would

00:33:44.220 apply to men

00:33:45.380 and women.

00:33:46.700 So the comment

00:33:47.480 I now make

00:33:48.300 I deny

00:33:50.120 somehow

00:33:50.920 specifically about

00:33:52.120 women because

00:33:52.820 it's a universal

00:33:53.620 comment.

00:33:54.780 But it just

00:33:55.160 happens to be

00:33:55.680 about these two

00:33:56.260 individuals who

00:33:56.900 happen to be

00:33:57.360 women.

00:33:57.760 Have I protected

00:33:58.360 myself enough?

00:33:59.720 No cancellation

00:34:00.340 for me today.

00:34:01.280 And it goes

00:34:02.120 like this.

00:34:03.580 Hillary Clinton

00:34:04.300 and Elizabeth

00:34:05.560 Warren both

00:34:06.380 have crazy

00:34:07.060 eyes.

00:34:08.380 Crazy eyes.

00:34:09.780 Now,

00:34:11.120 specifically,

00:34:12.700 it's a

00:34:13.260 specific kind.

00:34:15.740 It's the

00:34:16.280 eyes are too

00:34:17.160 wide when

00:34:17.960 they're trying

00:34:18.380 to convince

00:34:18.900 you of

00:34:19.220 something.

00:34:19.580 I've talked

00:34:19.920 about this

00:34:20.340 before,

00:34:20.780 right?

00:34:21.440 That if

00:34:22.440 somebody is

00:34:23.000 talking to

00:34:23.660 you with

00:34:23.980 these eyes

00:34:24.540 right now

00:34:25.420 that I'm

00:34:25.800 modeling that

00:34:26.400 you can't

00:34:26.920 see if you're

00:34:27.940 only listening

00:34:28.480 to this,

00:34:29.580 if their

00:34:30.100 eyes are

00:34:30.560 normal and

00:34:31.200 they're telling

00:34:31.600 you what

00:34:32.300 you should

00:34:32.660 believe and

00:34:33.260 why you

00:34:33.640 should think

00:34:34.040 this,

00:34:34.440 these are

00:34:34.720 your priorities,

00:34:35.640 that could

00:34:36.220 be convincing.

00:34:37.480 But if

00:34:37.800 somebody widens

00:34:38.700 their eyes

00:34:39.340 to make

00:34:40.240 their case,

00:34:41.440 and if you

00:34:42.420 pick Joe

00:34:42.940 Biden,

00:34:44.040 everything will

00:34:44.720 be good and

00:34:45.520 we'll have

00:34:45.920 unicorns and

00:34:47.280 popcorn every

00:34:48.440 day.

00:34:48.840 say, the

00:34:50.760 wider the

00:34:51.460 eyes, this

00:34:52.360 is my

00:34:53.300 personal

00:34:53.820 interpretation

00:34:54.620 of body

00:34:55.100 language,

00:34:56.200 I don't

00:34:56.540 know if

00:34:56.780 there's any

00:34:57.180 expert who

00:34:57.760 would agree

00:34:58.060 with this,

00:34:59.580 but keep

00:35:01.220 an eye on

00:35:01.740 it, so

00:35:02.240 to speak,

00:35:02.960 and see if

00:35:03.600 over time

00:35:04.300 you see this

00:35:05.000 pattern.

00:35:05.900 If somebody

00:35:06.620 doesn't believe

00:35:07.520 their own

00:35:08.300 story, that's

00:35:10.460 how they tell

00:35:11.040 it.

00:35:11.780 If you don't

00:35:12.720 believe your

00:35:13.340 own story,

00:35:15.220 you open your

00:35:16.060 eyes wide

00:35:16.780 when you

00:35:17.580 tell it,

00:35:18.520 because you're

00:35:19.620 trying to

00:35:20.020 sell that

00:35:20.440 you're honest.

00:35:22.040 If you

00:35:22.820 wanted people

00:35:24.020 to not

00:35:24.740 think you're

00:35:25.300 being clever

00:35:26.340 and shifty,

00:35:28.100 you don't

00:35:28.860 want to have

00:35:29.740 squinty eyes,

00:35:31.160 you don't

00:35:31.460 want to be

00:35:31.880 no eye

00:35:32.420 contact,

00:35:33.500 and sort

00:35:34.080 of looking

00:35:34.400 around,

00:35:35.320 because that

00:35:35.760 would sell

00:35:36.520 that you're

00:35:37.860 trying to

00:35:38.220 put one

00:35:38.560 over on

00:35:39.000 somebody.

00:35:40.840 But almost

00:35:41.860 as obvious

00:35:42.500 as if you

00:35:43.200 correct for

00:35:43.880 that and

00:35:44.480 you over

00:35:44.960 correct.

00:35:45.400 No, I'm

00:35:46.340 not shifty

00:35:47.320 and looking

00:35:47.740 away.

00:35:48.540 My message

00:35:49.100 is so

00:35:49.700 believable.

00:35:50.660 Oh, look,

00:35:51.100 you're right

00:35:51.300 in the eyes.

00:35:52.460 Oh, look,

00:35:52.880 you're right

00:35:53.100 in the eyes.

00:35:54.000 And I'll

00:35:54.620 wipe my

00:35:55.040 eyes like

00:35:55.400 big old

00:35:55.760 saucers.

00:35:57.220 Oh, yeah?

00:35:59.260 If you

00:35:59.860 see that,

00:36:01.280 that's somebody

00:36:01.920 who doesn't

00:36:02.500 believe their

00:36:03.140 own message.

00:36:05.040 And you

00:36:05.560 saw that

00:36:05.900 from Hillary,

00:36:06.560 you saw

00:36:06.700 that from

00:36:07.080 Elizabeth Warren.

00:36:10.060 You can

00:36:10.800 think of

00:36:11.060 other people

00:36:11.580 that you've

00:36:13.000 seen that

00:36:13.300 from.

00:36:13.740 So look

00:36:14.040 for that.

00:36:15.400 I watched

00:36:17.640 Kamala's

00:36:18.280 speech this

00:36:19.440 morning and

00:36:21.320 I want to

00:36:21.760 say two

00:36:22.220 things.

00:36:22.580 First of

00:36:22.920 all,

00:36:25.980 Chris Cuomo

00:36:26.780 and Don

00:36:28.120 Lennon were

00:36:28.760 doing their

00:36:29.300 duo act

00:36:30.320 talking about

00:36:31.500 the convention

00:36:32.060 and both

00:36:33.400 of them

00:36:33.760 mispronounced

00:36:34.620 Kamala

00:36:35.280 Harris's name.

00:36:36.780 They both

00:36:37.300 called her

00:36:37.660 Kamala.

00:36:38.120 and this

00:36:40.580 is after

00:36:41.140 the

00:36:43.960 Democratic

00:36:45.380 operative

00:36:46.160 gave Tucker

00:36:47.560 Carlson a

00:36:48.180 hard time

00:36:48.760 acting as

00:36:49.820 if he was

00:36:50.260 disrespectful to

00:36:52.000 her by

00:36:52.540 intentionally

00:36:53.260 mispronouncing

00:36:54.040 her name as

00:36:54.760 Kamala.

00:36:56.420 And then you

00:36:57.120 turn on CNN

00:36:57.860 and there are

00:36:59.080 two biggest

00:36:59.660 supporters,

00:37:00.680 Don Lemon and

00:37:01.380 Chris Cuomo,

00:37:02.360 both calling her

00:37:03.220 Kamala.

00:37:03.640 So that was

00:37:06.840 pretty funny.

00:37:07.680 Anyway,

00:37:10.100 here's what I

00:37:11.620 think Kamala

00:37:13.420 was going for

00:37:14.480 in her speech.

00:37:15.620 I think she

00:37:16.480 was trying to

00:37:17.080 sell herself

00:37:17.800 as more

00:37:19.360 friendly,

00:37:20.200 personable,

00:37:21.500 relatable,

00:37:23.060 human,

00:37:24.360 kind,

00:37:25.360 empathetic,

00:37:26.000 etc.

00:37:27.200 Because you

00:37:28.180 think of her

00:37:28.900 with a little

00:37:29.560 bit of

00:37:29.920 harshness.

00:37:31.280 If all you

00:37:31.960 know is

00:37:32.600 before the

00:37:33.440 Democratic

00:37:33.880 Convention,

00:37:34.580 that's what

00:37:34.940 you know of

00:37:35.420 her,

00:37:36.160 you'd remember

00:37:36.820 her for

00:37:37.540 attacking Joe

00:37:39.420 Biden,

00:37:40.320 her friend,

00:37:41.320 for being a

00:37:41.820 racist on

00:37:42.640 the debates.

00:37:43.740 It's pretty

00:37:44.100 harsh.

00:37:44.940 You'd remember

00:37:45.480 her for

00:37:45.860 attacking the

00:37:46.580 president,

00:37:47.120 saying bad

00:37:47.560 things about

00:37:48.020 him lots

00:37:48.680 of times.

00:37:49.540 You'd remember

00:37:49.940 her for being

00:37:50.580 unkind to

00:37:51.680 Brett Kavanaugh.

00:37:53.060 You'd remember

00:37:53.440 her as a

00:37:54.000 cop,

00:37:54.780 allegedly

00:37:55.740 kept innocent

00:37:57.100 people in

00:37:57.700 jail after

00:37:58.320 there'd been

00:37:58.780 exculpatory

00:37:59.560 evidence.

00:38:00.700 So these

00:38:00.980 are all

00:38:01.260 the allegations

00:38:02.600 and feelings.

00:38:04.000 So if you're

00:38:04.480 trying to

00:38:04.920 soften that

00:38:05.900 hard edge,

00:38:08.160 you might

00:38:08.600 want to

00:38:08.920 have an

00:38:10.380 impactful

00:38:10.880 speech in

00:38:12.140 which you

00:38:12.480 try to be

00:38:12.920 the softer,

00:38:13.840 kinder,

00:38:15.020 happier

00:38:15.640 version who

00:38:17.020 can give a

00:38:17.640 positive message

00:38:18.680 about the

00:38:19.920 world.

00:38:20.820 I would

00:38:21.660 say it

00:38:22.260 failed

00:38:22.740 completely.

00:38:23.520 It's

00:38:25.580 very obvious

00:38:26.180 that she's

00:38:26.760 been coached

00:38:27.660 hard,

00:38:29.140 meaning that

00:38:29.840 there's some

00:38:31.040 serious

00:38:31.640 outside influence

00:38:33.160 that's really

00:38:34.020 obvious in

00:38:35.220 her presentation.

00:38:37.000 And she

00:38:37.240 gave a

00:38:37.800 speech yesterday

00:38:38.720 that I'd

00:38:39.140 never seen

00:38:39.860 before.

00:38:40.920 In other

00:38:41.240 words,

00:38:41.520 her mannerism,

00:38:42.420 her approach,

00:38:43.040 her delivery,

00:38:44.440 her body

00:38:45.340 language,

00:38:45.740 everything,

00:38:46.400 was completely

00:38:47.440 different than

00:38:48.440 anything I've

00:38:49.080 seen from her

00:38:49.700 before.

00:38:50.080 And I

00:38:51.220 would say

00:38:51.540 it completely

00:38:52.140 failed,

00:38:53.300 in my

00:38:53.680 opinion.

00:38:54.700 Now,

00:38:55.240 I think

00:38:56.000 she can

00:38:56.420 correct that

00:38:57.140 because she

00:38:58.200 was in

00:38:59.200 the general

00:38:59.900 area of

00:39:00.520 where she

00:39:00.860 needed to

00:39:01.320 be,

00:39:02.100 but she

00:39:02.680 missed.

00:39:03.360 And the

00:39:03.740 mismatch is

00:39:05.280 that her

00:39:05.660 personality

00:39:06.300 does not

00:39:07.660 fit with

00:39:09.760 the skin

00:39:10.260 she was

00:39:10.660 trying to

00:39:11.280 put on

00:39:11.620 herself.

00:39:13.320 Let me

00:39:13.960 make it

00:39:14.300 not skin

00:39:14.820 because

00:39:15.120 somebody's

00:39:15.460 going to

00:39:15.620 say that

00:39:15.900 was racist.

00:39:17.340 It didn't

00:39:18.140 fit the

00:39:19.440 uniform she

00:39:20.260 was trying

00:39:20.680 to put

00:39:21.060 on.

00:39:22.520 And I

00:39:23.340 think she

00:39:23.980 would have

00:39:24.300 done a

00:39:24.680 lot better

00:39:25.300 if she

00:39:26.380 had found

00:39:26.940 an artificial

00:39:27.780 personality

00:39:28.580 that was

00:39:29.080 closer to

00:39:29.920 her actual

00:39:30.540 personality.

00:39:32.080 And what

00:39:32.580 I saw was

00:39:33.200 somebody who

00:39:33.660 was trying

00:39:34.140 to smile

00:39:34.880 and it

00:39:36.380 wasn't

00:39:36.700 real.

00:39:37.760 So she

00:39:38.560 had this

00:39:39.060 sort of

00:39:40.100 over-smiled,

00:39:41.740 I'm not

00:39:42.460 going to

00:39:42.660 lose the

00:39:43.140 smile on

00:39:43.760 my face.

00:39:45.020 And even

00:39:45.560 if I'm

00:39:45.980 going to

00:39:46.200 say something

00:39:47.360 that doesn't

00:39:47.980 make you

00:39:48.400 happy,

00:39:48.780 you just

00:39:50.080 look at

00:39:50.360 my mouth,

00:39:51.300 it's ready

00:39:51.840 to smile.

00:39:53.240 It's so

00:39:54.120 ready to

00:39:54.580 smile.

00:39:55.400 I'm the

00:39:55.880 happiest

00:39:56.240 person.

00:39:57.080 Look at

00:39:57.500 my optimism.

00:39:58.700 My mouth,

00:39:59.680 it looks

00:40:00.120 scrunched up

00:40:00.960 like I

00:40:01.360 just ate

00:40:01.800 an

00:40:01.940 lemon,

00:40:02.940 but I'm

00:40:03.320 still smiling.

00:40:04.400 I'm still

00:40:05.280 smiling.

00:40:06.080 And look

00:40:06.440 at my

00:40:06.740 eyes.

00:40:07.500 My eyes

00:40:08.120 are,

00:40:08.600 I've got

00:40:09.060 kind eyes,

00:40:10.240 and I'm

00:40:10.700 smiling no

00:40:11.720 matter what

00:40:12.280 I say.

00:40:13.220 I'm so

00:40:13.740 sorry,

00:40:14.200 I'm

00:40:14.500 smiling.

00:40:14.900 And it

00:40:17.780 looked,

00:40:19.100 there was

00:40:19.620 some sort

00:40:20.100 of uncanny

00:40:22.380 valley situation

00:40:23.360 going on,

00:40:24.440 that it

00:40:24.840 looked so

00:40:26.100 fake that

00:40:28.400 I was really

00:40:29.060 sort of turned

00:40:29.760 off by it.

00:40:30.760 And I kept

00:40:31.340 wanting her to

00:40:31.960 just stop

00:40:32.900 making that

00:40:33.440 face.

00:40:34.600 But I think

00:40:35.400 that was the

00:40:35.920 face that she

00:40:36.740 was coached

00:40:37.440 into.

00:40:38.540 And then in

00:40:39.300 terms of her

00:40:39.880 delivery,

00:40:40.300 it was

00:40:41.540 slow,

00:40:42.800 boring,

00:40:43.600 forgettable.

00:40:46.700 It was

00:40:47.440 really bad.

00:40:49.040 As speeches

00:40:49.720 go,

00:40:51.500 I thought it

00:40:52.040 was quite,

00:40:52.940 quite bad.

00:40:55.280 That said,

00:40:56.360 how do you

00:40:56.940 think Democrats

00:40:57.760 received it?

00:40:59.060 Because they're

00:40:59.600 the only ones

00:41:00.160 who matter.

00:41:01.140 And the answer

00:41:01.820 is they

00:41:02.180 probably loved

00:41:02.660 it.

00:41:03.320 They probably

00:41:03.840 loved it.

00:41:04.500 Or at least

00:41:04.920 the people

00:41:05.360 on television

00:41:06.020 talking about

00:41:06.780 it said it

00:41:07.740 was an

00:41:08.320 amazing speech

00:41:09.260 and she was

00:41:09.880 introduced to

00:41:10.480 the world

00:41:10.880 and everything

00:41:12.020 will be

00:41:12.320 different.

00:41:13.340 But I think

00:41:14.540 she got a

00:41:14.980 little overcoached

00:41:15.880 and she didn't

00:41:16.660 get rid of her

00:41:17.420 nervous body

00:41:18.440 language.

00:41:19.520 I make fun of

00:41:20.560 this all the

00:41:20.960 time, that she

00:41:21.700 moves too much

00:41:22.380 when she talks

00:41:23.060 and she was

00:41:24.040 doing that again.

00:41:25.240 So now she

00:41:25.780 had a mismatch

00:41:26.680 between the

00:41:28.080 trying to talk

00:41:29.600 slow and kind.

00:41:31.340 I'm trying to

00:41:32.340 talk slow and

00:41:33.280 kind about all

00:41:34.800 the things in

00:41:35.560 my background

00:41:36.240 and what made

00:41:37.840 me the person

00:41:38.640 I am.

00:41:39.200 But her

00:41:39.860 body was

00:41:40.300 doing something

00:41:40.840 and a touch

00:41:41.480 with what she

00:41:42.040 was talking

00:41:42.480 about.

00:41:43.160 Her body

00:41:43.820 was acting

00:41:44.260 like there

00:41:44.640 was a

00:41:44.880 problem.

00:41:45.760 I got ants

00:41:46.420 in my

00:41:46.660 pants.

00:41:47.460 I've got a

00:41:47.820 little itch.

00:41:48.360 I've got an

00:41:49.800 itch in the

00:41:50.220 middle of my

00:41:50.600 back.

00:41:50.960 I wish I

00:41:51.280 could scratch

00:41:51.720 it, but

00:41:51.980 I'm talking.

00:41:53.420 So the

00:41:55.640 facial expression,

00:41:57.800 the voice,

00:41:59.260 the body

00:41:59.760 language,

00:42:01.180 they just

00:42:02.940 looked like

00:42:03.380 bad acting.

00:42:04.700 So I would

00:42:05.220 say it didn't

00:42:05.660 work at all.

00:42:06.240 However,

00:42:07.480 where her

00:42:08.420 coaches are

00:42:09.140 trying to

00:42:09.600 get her is

00:42:10.920 definitely closer

00:42:11.900 to what she

00:42:12.520 did last night

00:42:13.480 than what she

00:42:14.580 normally does.

00:42:15.800 They haven't

00:42:16.540 found that sweet

00:42:17.340 spot.

00:42:17.800 I don't know

00:42:18.100 if they will,

00:42:19.140 but what I've

00:42:19.660 said before

00:42:20.180 about Iris is

00:42:21.220 don't underestimate

00:42:23.100 her ability to

00:42:24.200 learn because she

00:42:26.140 is ambitious,

00:42:27.060 she is smart,

00:42:27.980 she got all the

00:42:28.700 way to here.

00:42:29.200 that's not

00:42:30.780 an accident.

00:42:32.060 She can

00:42:32.480 learn.

00:42:33.640 So you

00:42:34.180 might see,

00:42:34.920 even in 30

00:42:36.580 days, you

00:42:37.740 might see an

00:42:38.280 entirely different

00:42:39.140 look from her

00:42:39.880 and it might be

00:42:40.360 good because

00:42:41.560 her ability to

00:42:43.300 find the

00:42:44.000 right sweet

00:42:45.340 spot that

00:42:46.160 actually matches

00:42:46.940 her natural

00:42:47.520 personality better,

00:42:49.160 I think she

00:42:49.860 could do it,

00:42:51.220 but she's not

00:42:51.980 there.

00:42:52.780 I predicted

00:42:56.100 that you would

00:42:56.940 see last night

00:42:57.680 what I call

00:42:58.580 generic attacks

00:42:59.660 on Trump

00:43:00.280 because they

00:43:01.300 can't attack

00:43:01.980 him on

00:43:02.460 specifics.

00:43:03.620 The reason

00:43:04.220 they can't

00:43:04.680 attack him

00:43:05.100 on specifics

00:43:05.740 is that

00:43:06.320 leads to

00:43:06.760 many

00:43:07.040 counterattack

00:43:07.840 possibilities.

00:43:09.200 If you say,

00:43:10.180 well, he

00:43:10.620 ruined the

00:43:11.060 economy, I

00:43:12.740 think people

00:43:13.380 would reasonably

00:43:14.000 say, there

00:43:15.240 was a

00:43:15.580 coronavirus,

00:43:17.000 sort of

00:43:17.420 made a

00:43:17.700 difference.

00:43:18.960 People will

00:43:19.680 say, well,

00:43:20.380 he botched

00:43:22.120 the

00:43:22.520 coronavirus

00:43:23.060 response and

00:43:25.000 then people

00:43:25.340 would say,

00:43:25.880 well, what

00:43:26.240 is it you're

00:43:27.020 proposing we

00:43:27.700 would do?

00:43:28.280 And if they

00:43:28.720 asked that,

00:43:29.160 you would find

00:43:29.540 out it's

00:43:29.840 what we're

00:43:30.160 already doing.

00:43:32.060 So, anything

00:43:33.200 that they

00:43:33.580 would attack

00:43:34.120 on the, you

00:43:35.320 know, and

00:43:35.720 how about

00:43:36.080 you're not

00:43:37.040 good with

00:43:37.480 terrorists and

00:43:39.220 then the

00:43:39.560 Republicans

00:43:39.960 would say,

00:43:40.700 tell

00:43:41.320 Soleimani

00:43:41.960 that,

00:43:44.060 Soleimani,

00:43:44.700 Soleimani,

00:43:45.720 tell ISIS

00:43:46.440 he's not

00:43:47.080 good with

00:43:47.600 terrorists.

00:43:48.860 I mean,

00:43:49.380 it's really

00:43:50.060 hard to make

00:43:50.760 an attack on

00:43:51.580 the,

00:43:51.820 on the

00:43:53.200 details

00:43:53.740 because he's

00:43:55.520 so good

00:43:55.880 on the

00:43:56.160 details.

00:43:56.680 If you

00:43:57.000 can measure

00:43:57.640 it, he

00:43:58.620 probably did

00:43:59.260 well.

00:44:00.280 Can you

00:44:00.740 measure the

00:44:01.360 number of

00:44:01.840 people he

00:44:02.300 put on

00:44:02.680 the Supreme

00:44:03.220 Court?

00:44:04.120 You can.

00:44:05.300 You can

00:44:05.680 just count

00:44:06.120 them.

00:44:07.060 It's a

00:44:07.500 measurable

00:44:07.940 thing, and

00:44:08.860 according to

00:44:09.560 the people who

00:44:10.060 voted for

00:44:10.580 him, did

00:44:11.580 well.

00:44:12.260 Can you

00:44:12.680 measure

00:44:13.100 unemployment

00:44:13.900 before the

00:44:14.900 coronavirus?

00:44:15.700 You can.

00:44:16.580 Can you

00:44:16.980 measure GDP?

00:44:18.620 You can.

00:44:19.640 Can you

00:44:19.980 look at the

00:44:20.500 stock market

00:44:21.240 and see if

00:44:21.780 at least the

00:44:22.840 people are

00:44:23.240 optimistic about

00:44:24.080 the future,

00:44:24.960 which is sort

00:44:25.540 of what it

00:44:25.820 tells you?

00:44:26.700 You can.

00:44:27.820 There's an

00:44:28.200 actual number.

00:44:28.920 It's called

00:44:29.180 the Dow Jones.

00:44:31.140 So they're

00:44:32.200 staying away

00:44:32.740 from anything

00:44:33.520 you can

00:44:33.940 measure,

00:44:34.620 because that's

00:44:35.020 just trouble,

00:44:35.880 which is,

00:44:37.460 if you only

00:44:38.720 knew that,

00:44:40.160 let's say you

00:44:40.880 came from

00:44:41.340 another planet,

00:44:42.180 you were trying

00:44:42.540 to decide who

00:44:43.220 would be the

00:44:43.640 next best

00:44:44.340 president for

00:44:45.100 the next

00:44:45.640 term,

00:44:45.900 and the

00:44:46.920 only thing

00:44:47.520 you knew

00:44:47.940 is that

00:44:49.220 one side

00:44:49.860 was talking

00:44:50.380 about measurable

00:44:51.460 accomplishments

00:44:52.200 and the

00:44:53.220 other side

00:44:53.680 was criticizing

00:44:54.600 them on

00:44:55.240 things that

00:44:55.700 have nothing

00:44:56.120 to do with

00:44:56.600 the accomplishments,

00:44:57.860 who would

00:44:58.780 you pick

00:44:59.260 if that's

00:45:00.260 all you

00:45:00.560 knew?

00:45:01.780 So here

00:45:02.380 are the

00:45:03.260 non-words

00:45:04.060 and generic

00:45:04.720 attacks that

00:45:05.380 we heard

00:45:05.600 from last

00:45:06.040 night.

00:45:07.480 By the

00:45:08.040 way,

00:45:08.200 I tweeted

00:45:08.540 yesterday

00:45:09.020 before last

00:45:10.460 night's

00:45:10.900 stuff that

00:45:13.240 what you'd

00:45:13.940 see is

00:45:14.440 this,

00:45:15.040 people would

00:45:16.060 be saying

00:45:16.480 orange man

00:45:17.220 is,

00:45:17.640 and they

00:45:17.920 fill in

00:45:18.300 the character

00:45:18.760 flaw,

00:45:19.380 whatever

00:45:19.620 character

00:45:20.060 flaw they

00:45:20.460 want to

00:45:20.700 give Trump,

00:45:21.760 and therefore

00:45:22.440 some bad

00:45:23.760 outcome,

00:45:24.760 but they

00:45:25.140 won't be

00:45:25.480 connected.

00:45:27.340 Yeah,

00:45:27.840 Baghdadi,

00:45:28.560 Soleimani,

00:45:29.780 he did get

00:45:30.440 rid of a few

00:45:30.920 people,

00:45:31.960 Trump did.

00:45:33.200 All right,

00:45:33.520 so here are

00:45:33.920 some of the

00:45:34.260 things that

00:45:35.180 they said

00:45:37.220 about Trump.

00:45:38.980 So they

00:45:39.800 said that

00:45:40.220 Biden has

00:45:41.200 decency,

00:45:42.000 honor,

00:45:42.240 and dignity,

00:45:43.240 which implies

00:45:44.100 that Trump

00:45:45.160 doesn't have

00:45:45.820 decency,

00:45:47.000 honor,

00:45:47.260 and dignity.

00:45:48.220 So then I

00:45:49.140 say,

00:45:49.620 okay,

00:45:50.540 suppose that's

00:45:51.280 true.

00:45:52.320 Suppose

00:45:52.720 everything you

00:45:53.280 said is

00:45:53.580 true.

00:45:54.520 How does

00:45:55.220 that matter

00:45:55.620 to me?

00:45:56.560 You're not

00:45:57.060 connecting the

00:45:57.760 dots.

00:45:59.080 Okay,

00:46:00.240 let's say

00:46:00.820 Trump doesn't

00:46:02.220 have as

00:46:03.360 much decency,

00:46:04.440 honor,

00:46:04.640 and dignity

00:46:05.260 as Joe

00:46:05.960 Biden.

00:46:06.540 Let's say

00:46:06.980 I accept

00:46:07.460 that.

00:46:08.500 How did

00:46:09.160 that make

00:46:09.540 my taxes

00:46:10.120 change?

00:46:11.420 Did China

00:46:12.220 attack us?

00:46:13.960 Did

00:46:14.360 NATO

00:46:16.460 kick us

00:46:17.440 out?

00:46:18.700 How in

00:46:19.200 the world

00:46:19.760 does any

00:46:20.360 of this

00:46:20.640 translate

00:46:21.160 into anything

00:46:21.780 that matters

00:46:22.360 to the

00:46:22.840 bottom line?

00:46:23.480 I can't

00:46:24.040 see any.

00:46:24.660 I can't

00:46:25.060 even see

00:46:25.340 the argument

00:46:25.860 for it,

00:46:26.880 much less

00:46:27.520 see it

00:46:28.080 in the

00:46:28.300 outcome.

00:46:30.360 Here's

00:46:30.820 some more.

00:46:31.960 Kamala Harris

00:46:32.540 said that

00:46:32.960 one of the

00:46:33.380 things that

00:46:34.360 Trump has

00:46:35.680 done that's

00:46:36.120 bad is

00:46:37.180 we have a

00:46:38.020 loss of

00:46:38.560 certainty.

00:46:39.980 A loss

00:46:40.560 of

00:46:40.740 certainty?

00:46:42.000 When did

00:46:42.440 we ever

00:46:42.760 have

00:46:42.940 certainty?

00:46:44.200 Do you

00:46:44.560 ever

00:46:44.740 remember

00:46:45.140 a time

00:46:45.660 back in

00:46:46.700 Obama's

00:46:47.200 days when

00:46:47.680 we had

00:46:48.080 certainty?

00:46:49.360 About what?

00:46:51.040 We don't

00:46:51.660 live in a

00:46:52.100 world with

00:46:52.540 certainty.

00:46:53.200 What kind

00:46:53.480 of a

00:46:53.840 dumbass

00:46:54.740 thing is

00:46:55.100 that to

00:46:55.400 say about

00:46:55.820 a president

00:46:56.300 that he's

00:46:57.420 caused a

00:46:57.880 loss of

00:46:58.380 certainty?

00:47:00.060 I don't

00:47:00.580 know.

00:47:00.820 and of

00:47:03.380 course

00:47:03.600 chaos.

00:47:04.500 They like

00:47:04.900 to use

00:47:05.240 chaos.

00:47:06.180 What is

00:47:06.780 the

00:47:07.260 Republican

00:47:08.300 version

00:47:08.880 of

00:47:09.500 chaos?

00:47:10.560 If you're

00:47:11.180 going to

00:47:11.360 say this

00:47:13.900 president

00:47:14.360 has too

00:47:15.760 much chaos,

00:47:16.740 here's what

00:47:17.120 I'm going

00:47:17.400 to say.

00:47:18.640 We call

00:47:19.380 it

00:47:19.640 shaking

00:47:20.200 the box.

00:47:21.140 I'm not

00:47:21.520 a Republican

00:47:22.040 but I'll

00:47:22.880 use we

00:47:23.300 in this

00:47:23.620 case as

00:47:24.500 pro-Trump.

00:47:26.080 He shakes

00:47:26.940 the box.

00:47:28.060 We talk

00:47:28.540 about this

00:47:29.000 in positive

00:47:29.660 terms all

00:47:30.580 the time.

00:47:31.640 In every

00:47:32.280 realm that

00:47:32.860 he enters,

00:47:33.920 the first

00:47:34.420 thing he

00:47:34.720 does is he

00:47:35.220 shakes the

00:47:35.680 box.

00:47:36.560 Because

00:47:36.880 whatever was

00:47:37.540 happening before

00:47:38.220 he got there

00:47:38.800 wasn't working.

00:47:40.340 And if you

00:47:41.540 couldn't fix

00:47:42.220 it with the

00:47:42.780 current situation,

00:47:44.460 whatever topic

00:47:45.220 you're talking

00:47:45.720 about, if

00:47:46.660 there's something

00:47:47.120 about it that's

00:47:47.820 just stuck and

00:47:48.940 a solution is

00:47:49.900 hard, the

00:47:50.920 first thing he

00:47:51.380 does is he

00:47:51.840 just grabs it

00:47:52.440 and shakes

00:47:52.780 it.

00:47:53.900 Now what?

00:47:54.960 It looks like

00:47:55.540 things are a

00:47:56.000 little different.

00:47:57.020 At least the

00:47:57.440 way we're

00:47:57.740 looking at it

00:47:58.320 is different.

00:47:59.360 Did that

00:47:59.800 work?

00:48:00.320 No?

00:48:01.000 Let me

00:48:01.300 shake it

00:48:01.620 again.

00:48:02.860 And watching

00:48:04.760 that happen

00:48:05.440 in real

00:48:05.840 time, it's

00:48:06.920 easy to say

00:48:07.520 that's chaos

00:48:08.320 because it

00:48:09.080 looks like he's

00:48:09.580 just trying

00:48:10.060 stuff all the

00:48:10.700 time.

00:48:10.940 He'll just

00:48:11.220 toss out an

00:48:12.680 idea.

00:48:13.460 How many

00:48:13.720 times have

00:48:14.140 you heard,

00:48:15.480 has it

00:48:15.800 happened, that

00:48:17.640 Trump would

00:48:18.220 tweet something

00:48:18.880 and then some

00:48:20.280 agency within

00:48:21.240 the government

00:48:21.820 would say,

00:48:22.400 no, we

00:48:22.720 don't do

00:48:23.040 that or we

00:48:23.540 can't do

00:48:23.900 that or they'll

00:48:25.060 disagree with

00:48:25.600 him or that's

00:48:26.040 not our policy

00:48:26.720 or something?

00:48:27.560 Happens all the

00:48:28.180 time.

00:48:29.120 Is that

00:48:29.460 chaos?

00:48:31.340 Nope.

00:48:32.840 Because do

00:48:33.840 you know what

00:48:34.140 happens every

00:48:35.420 time that

00:48:35.920 happens?

00:48:36.440 Every time that

00:48:37.080 happens, the

00:48:38.080 entire brain of

00:48:39.860 the country, you

00:48:40.560 know, all of us

00:48:41.120 individually, we

00:48:42.100 start focusing on

00:48:43.140 that thing he

00:48:43.620 wanted us to

00:48:44.220 focus on.

00:48:45.320 Maybe he was

00:48:45.960 right, maybe he

00:48:46.760 was wrong, maybe

00:48:47.460 he disagrees with

00:48:48.340 his own

00:48:48.680 administration.

00:48:49.160 But what

00:48:50.560 happens is, the

00:48:51.580 actual practical

00:48:52.580 outcome is we

00:48:54.160 all learn about

00:48:54.900 that thing.

00:48:56.040 We learn why

00:48:56.740 he was wrong, if

00:48:57.620 he was wrong, we

00:48:58.780 learn what is

00:48:59.320 right, we learn

00:49:00.260 why they're doing

00:49:00.900 it the way

00:49:01.240 they're doing

00:49:01.580 it, and we

00:49:01.980 learn what the

00:49:02.440 obstacle is, and

00:49:03.560 we learn it

00:49:04.040 instantly.

00:49:05.180 And sometimes

00:49:05.860 that helps.

00:49:07.660 Does it ever

00:49:08.340 hurt?

00:49:09.700 Not yet.

00:49:11.180 I can't think

00:49:11.780 of a time.

00:49:12.700 Can you think

00:49:13.180 of a time that

00:49:13.840 Trump tweeted

00:49:15.040 that thing that

00:49:15.660 wasn't true and

00:49:16.380 something bad

00:49:16.960 happened?

00:49:17.280 I can't.

00:49:19.920 The only times

00:49:20.580 that something

00:49:21.380 like that may

00:49:22.380 have sort of

00:49:22.900 happened is

00:49:23.960 when the

00:49:24.500 illegitimate press,

00:49:25.900 the fake news,

00:49:27.080 turns it into

00:49:27.920 something it

00:49:28.460 wasn't.

00:49:29.500 If you take

00:49:30.100 away the impact

00:49:31.680 of the bad

00:49:33.300 intentions of

00:49:34.060 the press, if

00:49:35.180 you took that

00:49:35.640 out of the

00:49:35.900 equation, he

00:49:37.720 doesn't really

00:49:38.220 cause any

00:49:38.720 trouble with

00:49:39.300 his tweets

00:49:39.920 that are

00:49:40.340 accurate,

00:49:40.980 inaccurate,

00:49:42.120 provocative,

00:49:42.920 not provocative,

00:49:43.900 offensive,

00:49:44.560 not offensive.

00:49:45.480 It doesn't

00:49:46.160 really seem to

00:49:46.740 hurt anything.

00:49:47.280 It just

00:49:47.640 makes us

00:49:48.020 smarter and

00:49:49.140 it makes

00:49:49.400 us focus.

00:49:52.180 They call

00:49:52.900 it chaos.

00:49:56.680 The other

00:49:57.340 thing Harris

00:49:58.300 says is we

00:49:58.940 need a

00:49:59.240 president who

00:49:59.760 will do

00:50:00.100 the work.

00:50:01.700 Do the

00:50:02.140 work, that's

00:50:02.960 sort of a

00:50:04.400 identity

00:50:07.120 politics term.

00:50:08.900 Doing the

00:50:09.360 work means

00:50:10.400 brainwashing

00:50:11.800 yourself into

00:50:12.540 a new point

00:50:13.360 of view.

00:50:14.280 Because you

00:50:14.760 do have to

00:50:15.200 brainwash

00:50:15.660 yourself to

00:50:16.280 adopt any

00:50:17.080 view.

00:50:18.040 The current

00:50:18.560 view you

00:50:18.980 have is

00:50:19.360 probably a

00:50:19.780 result of

00:50:20.240 brainwashing.

00:50:21.380 But doing

00:50:21.780 the work is

00:50:23.300 the process of

00:50:24.180 re-brainwashing

00:50:25.420 yourself in a

00:50:26.060 different way.

00:50:27.620 But it's

00:50:28.340 kind of

00:50:28.680 non-specific.

00:50:30.380 And then

00:50:30.640 Obama, so

00:50:33.920 watching the

00:50:34.860 CNN hosts

00:50:36.780 and guests

00:50:37.360 talk about

00:50:38.740 Obama and

00:50:39.720 Michelle Obama's

00:50:40.740 speeches, it's

00:50:44.140 really fun if

00:50:45.560 you're not on

00:50:46.100 the same page.

00:50:47.060 Because you're

00:50:47.580 just seeing

00:50:47.960 like it's

00:50:48.360 like a

00:50:48.640 different world.

00:50:50.360 And apparently

00:50:50.920 they think that

00:50:52.020 Michelle Obama

00:50:52.740 did a great

00:50:53.360 speech, one

00:50:54.900 that was better

00:50:55.380 than anybody

00:50:55.880 else's speech.

00:50:56.980 I watched

00:50:57.980 much of it.

00:50:59.760 I didn't see

00:51:00.360 that at all.

00:51:01.340 I didn't think

00:51:02.200 it was even

00:51:02.760 good.

00:51:05.280 Did you?

00:51:06.720 Now, I

00:51:07.300 can't tell how

00:51:07.860 much of this

00:51:08.340 is bias, because

00:51:09.820 the team element

00:51:11.260 of just wanting

00:51:12.040 to agree with

00:51:12.680 your team is

00:51:13.180 so strong.

00:51:14.280 But I don't

00:51:15.660 feel as if

00:51:16.820 AOC had

00:51:17.600 given a speech.

00:51:18.320 I use her as

00:51:18.920 my generic

00:51:19.740 example of

00:51:20.520 somebody who's

00:51:21.000 a good

00:51:21.280 communicator.

00:51:22.460 I don't feel

00:51:23.220 like I would

00:51:23.680 have had that

00:51:24.300 same feeling

00:51:25.380 if AOC had

00:51:26.280 given a speech.

00:51:27.500 Because I think

00:51:28.260 she's a whole

00:51:28.760 different level.

00:51:30.480 I don't think

00:51:31.000 Michelle Obama,

00:51:32.800 as good as

00:51:35.280 her intentions

00:51:35.920 are.

00:51:36.720 I think she's

00:51:37.320 a quite

00:51:37.620 honorable person.

00:51:40.100 But her

00:51:40.560 speech?

00:51:41.740 I didn't even

00:51:42.560 feel that was

00:51:43.520 above average,

00:51:45.360 really.

00:51:46.400 And then Obama

00:51:47.300 gave his speech,

00:51:48.220 and I thought,

00:51:48.760 well, I've

00:51:50.340 watched him for

00:51:50.880 a long time.

00:51:51.480 That man can

00:51:52.240 give a speech.

00:51:53.740 And I thought

00:51:54.280 to myself,

00:51:54.820 Obama's going

00:51:55.460 to be strong.

00:51:56.040 He's really

00:51:56.380 going to be

00:51:56.700 bringing the

00:51:57.200 heat.

00:51:58.980 And of course,

00:51:59.420 CNN says that's

00:52:00.300 exactly what

00:52:00.880 happened, that he

00:52:02.240 just eviscerated

00:52:03.600 the president and

00:52:04.980 really

00:52:05.240 really came

00:52:06.440 strong.

00:52:07.560 And then I

00:52:07.880 listened to what

00:52:08.480 he said.

00:52:09.700 It was the

00:52:10.400 weakest damn

00:52:11.100 thing.

00:52:11.740 Here's some of

00:52:12.420 the things he

00:52:12.740 said.

00:52:14.160 Now remember I

00:52:14.640 told you that

00:52:15.120 the leaf blower

00:52:15.960 would find

00:52:17.380 leaves directly

00:52:18.940 below my

00:52:19.640 office window

00:52:20.520 for a solid

00:52:21.640 hour?

00:52:22.700 I wasn't

00:52:23.180 wrong.

00:52:24.020 It's been a

00:52:24.460 solid hour of

00:52:25.260 weed blowing

00:52:25.740 right below my

00:52:27.060 window.

00:52:27.800 How is that

00:52:28.400 even possible?

00:52:28.940 Anyway, here's

00:52:30.420 what Obama

00:52:30.960 I might murder

00:52:35.040 the leaf blower

00:52:36.180 guy in a

00:52:36.700 minute.

00:52:38.840 Obama said

00:52:39.840 that I never

00:52:41.640 expected that my

00:52:42.520 successor,

00:52:43.360 meaning Trump,

00:52:44.120 would embrace

00:52:44.620 my vision or

00:52:45.420 continue my

00:52:46.140 policies.

00:52:47.440 So I'm already

00:52:48.540 bored.

00:52:49.860 My successor

00:52:50.680 would embrace

00:52:51.740 my vision or

00:52:54.060 continue my

00:52:55.400 policies.

00:52:57.860 So that's

00:53:01.100 pure Obama

00:53:02.340 talk.

00:53:03.220 Every word

00:53:03.860 is a lawyer

00:53:05.000 trying.

00:53:05.780 Seriously, I

00:53:06.660 think the leaf

00:53:07.240 blower is going

00:53:07.800 to come into

00:53:08.300 my.

00:53:09.540 All right.

00:53:11.380 Don't swear.

00:53:13.580 No cursing.

00:53:15.140 But if that

00:53:15.820 leaf blower shows

00:53:16.800 up in my office,

00:53:18.020 I would not be

00:53:18.720 surprised.

00:53:19.420 I don't know

00:53:19.820 how much closer

00:53:20.520 he can get to

00:53:21.280 where I'm

00:53:21.680 sitting.

00:53:25.320 Oh God, this

00:53:26.300 is bugging me.

00:53:27.860 I'm going to

00:53:29.060 try to get

00:53:29.580 over this.

00:53:31.020 And by the

00:53:31.680 way, never

00:53:33.500 mind.

00:53:35.840 So this is

00:53:36.700 what Obama

00:53:38.220 said.

00:53:39.560 If you can

00:53:40.560 hear me over

00:53:41.300 the leaf blower,

00:53:43.060 this is what

00:53:43.660 Obama said.

00:53:45.020 I didn't expect

00:53:45.680 him to embrace

00:53:46.220 my vision or

00:53:46.760 continue my

00:53:47.300 policies.

00:53:48.200 I did hope

00:53:48.960 for the sake

00:53:49.520 of the country

00:53:50.060 that Donald

00:53:50.800 Trump might

00:53:51.500 show some

00:53:52.060 interest in

00:53:53.000 taking the

00:53:53.520 job seriously.

00:53:54.460 what?

00:53:57.380 His attack

00:53:58.220 on Trump

00:54:01.540 is that he

00:54:02.820 read his

00:54:03.360 mind and he

00:54:04.440 saw on the

00:54:05.200 inside of

00:54:05.820 Trump's mind

00:54:06.620 where nobody

00:54:07.200 else can see

00:54:07.820 it.

00:54:08.500 He saw in

00:54:09.140 there that

00:54:09.560 Trump doesn't

00:54:10.200 take the job

00:54:10.940 seriously.

00:54:12.580 Do you get

00:54:13.500 that?

00:54:14.400 Is that what

00:54:15.220 you're seeing?

00:54:16.720 Are you feeling

00:54:17.660 as if the

00:54:18.200 president doesn't

00:54:19.000 take the job

00:54:19.740 seriously?

00:54:21.000 How about,

00:54:21.720 why don't we

00:54:22.120 ask ISIS?

00:54:22.820 ISIS, do you

00:54:24.680 think the

00:54:25.020 president took

00:54:25.700 the job

00:54:26.260 seriously?

00:54:27.260 Oh, that's

00:54:27.840 right, you're

00:54:28.340 all dead.

00:54:30.240 How about,

00:54:30.860 let's talk to

00:54:32.580 Iran.

00:54:33.900 Hey, Iran, do

00:54:35.060 you think the

00:54:35.480 president's taking

00:54:36.380 his job

00:54:37.640 seriously?

00:54:38.640 Yeah, you

00:54:39.060 do.

00:54:40.400 How about

00:54:40.840 China that

00:54:41.540 we're decoupling

00:54:42.360 from?

00:54:43.360 Didn't see that

00:54:44.000 coming, did

00:54:44.500 you, China?

00:54:45.420 Hey, China, do

00:54:46.460 you think the

00:54:46.920 president's taking

00:54:47.760 it seriously?

00:54:48.820 He's decoupling

00:54:49.720 and destroying

00:54:50.360 your whole damn

00:54:51.180 country.

00:54:51.640 for the

00:54:52.940 benefit of the

00:54:53.420 United States.

00:54:54.020 Is that

00:54:54.260 taking it

00:54:54.740 seriously?

00:54:55.380 Because that

00:54:55.880 sounds pretty

00:54:56.400 serious to

00:54:57.220 me.

00:54:58.320 The president

00:54:59.200 is willing to

00:55:00.140 send in the

00:55:00.960 National Guard

00:55:02.120 to fix the

00:55:03.320 democratic

00:55:04.040 violence in

00:55:05.600 the cities,

00:55:06.320 but they have

00:55:07.200 to ask.

00:55:08.680 They're ready.

00:55:09.880 Does that

00:55:10.280 sound like not

00:55:11.080 taking the

00:55:11.620 job seriously?

00:55:12.740 No, it's

00:55:13.620 the opposite.

00:55:14.480 That's taking

00:55:15.000 the job really,

00:55:16.180 really seriously.

00:55:17.460 How about the

00:55:17.880 fact that he

00:55:18.380 brags about

00:55:19.120 before coronavirus,

00:55:20.720 how good the

00:55:21.440 employment was

00:55:22.340 for black

00:55:23.740 Americans and

00:55:24.600 every other

00:55:25.380 group?

00:55:26.660 Does he say

00:55:27.320 that a lot?

00:55:28.400 Yeah.

00:55:29.340 He can't

00:55:29.880 stop saying

00:55:30.620 how good

00:55:31.380 employment was

00:55:32.880 before this

00:55:33.440 trouble.

00:55:34.340 So I've

00:55:35.320 never seen

00:55:35.700 anybody take

00:55:36.360 anything more

00:55:37.080 seriously than

00:55:37.900 the presidency,

00:55:38.980 and for that

00:55:39.860 to be their

00:55:40.720 line of attack,

00:55:42.300 they're reading

00:55:42.940 his mind,

00:55:43.940 and he's not

00:55:44.480 taking it

00:55:44.980 seriously?

00:55:46.300 Are you

00:55:47.100 kidding me?

00:55:47.780 If there's

00:55:48.980 one thing

00:55:49.520 that I would

00:55:50.000 say with

00:55:50.460 complete

00:55:51.080 certainty,

00:55:52.140 he's taking

00:55:52.720 it seriously.

00:55:53.940 And here's

00:55:54.280 the other

00:55:54.560 thing.

00:55:56.780 I always

00:55:57.840 think that

00:55:58.360 it's true

00:55:59.220 that the

00:55:59.820 person changes

00:56:01.340 the presidency.

00:56:02.260 It's true

00:56:02.600 that Trump

00:56:03.100 has changed

00:56:03.540 the presidency.

00:56:04.740 Everybody

00:56:05.140 who inhabits

00:56:05.760 the office

00:56:06.240 changes the

00:56:07.520 presidency a

00:56:08.420 little bit.

00:56:09.220 But far

00:56:10.000 more than

00:56:10.460 that, the

00:56:11.160 office changes

00:56:11.940 the person.

00:56:13.320 And it's

00:56:13.620 my belief,

00:56:14.800 and I'm

00:56:15.380 quite firm in

00:56:16.160 this belief,

00:56:16.600 that unless

00:56:17.420 you have

00:56:17.640 somebody who's

00:56:18.080 literally crazy,

00:56:19.700 by the time

00:56:20.320 they become

00:56:20.760 president, they

00:56:21.660 are so

00:56:22.280 indoctrinated in

00:56:24.180 being a good

00:56:25.900 president and

00:56:26.900 making sure the

00:56:27.780 country does

00:56:28.320 well, that they

00:56:29.520 can't do anything

00:56:30.120 else.

00:56:31.040 Now, some

00:56:31.400 will do a

00:56:31.800 better job,

00:56:32.380 some will be

00:56:32.800 a worse job,

00:56:33.800 but they all

00:56:34.840 care by the

00:56:36.500 time they get

00:56:37.100 to the

00:56:37.380 presidency.

00:56:38.560 Even if they

00:56:39.180 didn't on

00:56:39.880 day one,

00:56:40.860 they become

00:56:41.620 indistinguishable

00:56:43.200 from the

00:56:43.660 country.

00:56:44.640 Once you're

00:56:45.100 the president,

00:56:45.620 president, it's

00:56:46.420 not like you

00:56:47.180 have a good

00:56:47.640 day, but the

00:56:48.220 country has a

00:56:48.840 bad day.

00:56:49.660 That can't

00:56:50.380 happen.

00:56:51.560 It can't

00:56:52.040 happen when

00:56:52.520 you're the

00:56:52.780 president.

00:56:53.580 If the

00:56:53.940 country does

00:56:54.520 well, you

00:56:55.240 had a good

00:56:55.720 day.

00:56:56.380 If the

00:56:56.780 country did

00:56:57.280 poorly, you

00:56:58.160 had a bad

00:56:58.760 day.

00:56:59.360 And I don't

00:56:59.660 care who

00:57:00.120 you are,

00:57:01.060 Trump, Obama,

00:57:02.120 Clinton, Reagan,

00:57:03.100 it doesn't

00:57:03.600 matter.

00:57:04.540 If the

00:57:04.960 country does

00:57:05.540 well, you

00:57:06.000 had a good

00:57:06.480 day, period.

00:57:07.880 If the

00:57:08.300 country doesn't,

00:57:09.060 you didn't

00:57:09.540 have a good

00:57:09.940 day.

00:57:10.740 And there's

00:57:11.280 no way that

00:57:12.080 changes, and

00:57:12.840 there's no way

00:57:13.600 that you should

00:57:14.800 be dumb enough to

00:57:15.600 think that

00:57:16.620 Obama can

00:57:17.260 read Trump's

00:57:18.600 mind and see

00:57:19.420 in there there's

00:57:20.000 a lack of

00:57:20.540 seriousness.

00:57:21.980 Because that

00:57:22.820 would be just

00:57:23.560 batshit crazy.

00:57:25.140 It doesn't

00:57:25.580 matter who it

00:57:26.220 is, Trump or

00:57:26.860 anybody else,

00:57:27.760 they're serious

00:57:28.640 by the time

00:57:29.760 they're in that

00:57:30.180 job.

00:57:30.520 There's no

00:57:30.880 option.

00:57:32.080 You don't

00:57:32.340 have the option

00:57:33.440 of just playing

00:57:34.340 at that job.

00:57:36.300 Maybe you

00:57:36.900 could find ways

00:57:37.420 to enjoy

00:57:37.840 yourself, but

00:57:38.360 he's not

00:57:38.680 playing.

00:57:39.640 It's serious

00:57:40.400 business.

00:57:43.800 Here's some

00:57:44.800 other faint

00:57:45.500 praise he

00:57:46.260 said about

00:57:46.740 Biden.

00:57:47.360 This is

00:57:47.680 Obama.

00:57:48.740 Quote,

00:57:49.120 he was my

00:57:49.660 brother in

00:57:50.180 the White

00:57:50.480 House.

00:57:51.100 He made

00:57:51.520 me a better

00:57:51.980 president.

00:57:52.700 He will

00:57:52.980 make it a

00:57:53.380 better country.

00:57:55.000 Now, how

00:57:56.140 do you

00:57:56.360 interpret he

00:57:57.000 made me a

00:57:57.540 better president?

00:57:59.100 Wasn't that

00:57:59.740 Obama bragging

00:58:00.640 about himself?

00:58:01.820 If the best

00:58:02.600 compliment you

00:58:03.360 could give

00:58:03.760 another person

00:58:04.540 is that they

00:58:05.080 made you

00:58:05.580 better, that's

00:58:07.020 a little bit

00:58:07.580 more about

00:58:08.120 you, isn't

00:58:09.720 it?

00:58:10.760 Yeah, I

00:58:11.300 think Obama

00:58:11.920 was bragging

00:58:12.800 how he

00:58:13.260 got better

00:58:13.860 because of

00:58:15.380 Biden?

00:58:16.660 I don't

00:58:17.120 know exactly

00:58:17.960 how.

00:58:18.820 What was it

00:58:19.460 that Biden

00:58:19.880 did that

00:58:20.400 made him

00:58:22.160 a better

00:58:22.500 president?

00:58:23.320 I don't

00:58:23.660 know.

00:58:24.520 It's

00:58:24.780 unstated.

00:58:25.800 And then he

00:58:26.440 says he

00:58:26.780 was my

00:58:27.180 brother in

00:58:27.720 the White

00:58:28.000 House.

00:58:28.960 What's that

00:58:29.460 mean?

00:58:30.380 Are we

00:58:30.760 supposed to

00:58:31.180 like him

00:58:31.540 as our

00:58:31.840 president

00:58:32.180 because he

00:58:32.700 was your

00:58:33.020 brother in

00:58:33.480 the White

00:58:33.740 House?

00:58:33.960 it's all

00:58:35.800 these nonsense

00:58:37.500 kind of

00:58:38.180 words that

00:58:39.400 if you

00:58:39.700 didn't put

00:58:40.100 any critical

00:58:40.720 thinking to

00:58:41.320 it, you'd

00:58:41.580 say, oh,

00:58:42.520 this makes

00:58:43.060 sense.

00:58:43.780 I love

00:58:44.320 Biden because

00:58:44.820 he was like

00:58:45.240 Obama's

00:58:45.720 brother in

00:58:46.140 the White

00:58:46.400 House.

00:58:46.860 It doesn't

00:58:47.400 mean anything.

00:58:48.600 There's no

00:58:49.320 meaning.

00:58:51.780 All right.

00:58:53.340 What else

00:58:54.020 did he say

00:58:54.400 that was, but

00:58:56.860 he never did.

00:58:57.680 This is Obama

00:58:58.320 talking about

00:58:58.940 Trump.

00:58:59.760 For close to

00:59:00.360 four years

00:59:00.860 now, he's

00:59:01.440 shown no

00:59:01.940 interest in

00:59:02.600 putting in

00:59:03.540 the work.

00:59:04.560 So this

00:59:04.840 is the

00:59:05.140 phrase here,

00:59:05.760 the work.

00:59:06.800 He has no

00:59:07.280 interest in

00:59:07.760 putting in

00:59:08.160 the work.

00:59:08.960 No interest

00:59:09.660 in finding

00:59:10.160 common ground.

00:59:12.300 Based on

00:59:12.960 what?

00:59:13.780 How can

00:59:14.160 you tell

00:59:14.460 somebody has

00:59:15.360 no interest

00:59:15.980 in using

00:59:17.760 the awesome

00:59:18.200 power?

00:59:18.560 It's just

00:59:19.000 bullshit.

00:59:20.460 So I would

00:59:21.000 say that

00:59:21.300 Obama's speech

00:59:22.180 was weak.

00:59:23.660 Now part of

00:59:24.080 that is that

00:59:24.680 if you watch

00:59:25.320 Trump for

00:59:26.360 four years,

00:59:27.860 Trump brings

00:59:28.560 the entertainment,

00:59:29.520 he brings

00:59:29.820 the energy,

00:59:30.560 he brings

00:59:30.900 the provocation,

00:59:32.440 he brings

00:59:32.920 the whole

00:59:33.520 package to

00:59:34.640 a speech.

00:59:35.620 And we

00:59:36.100 used to

00:59:36.500 think Obama

00:59:37.080 was really

00:59:37.580 good at

00:59:37.920 this.

00:59:38.960 But now I

00:59:39.860 watch it,

00:59:40.440 and even

00:59:40.700 though other

00:59:41.640 people are

00:59:42.040 saying he

00:59:42.380 nailed it and

00:59:42.960 this was a

00:59:43.400 powerful speech,

00:59:44.260 I didn't see

00:59:44.940 any of that.

00:59:46.420 It felt

00:59:47.100 empty and

00:59:48.220 listless and

00:59:49.620 completely bereft

00:59:51.620 of energy.

00:59:53.620 I saw it as

00:59:54.640 a pillow fight

00:59:55.760 against a

00:59:56.740 knife attack,

00:59:57.680 really.

00:59:57.920 on another

01:00:02.480 topic, I

01:00:03.220 think we

01:00:03.500 need an

01:00:03.900 executive

01:00:04.300 order to

01:00:05.240 allow parents

01:00:06.060 to always

01:00:06.620 have a

01:00:06.940 telestream,

01:00:07.800 a live

01:00:08.180 video into

01:00:08.820 classrooms.

01:00:10.120 Because as

01:00:10.820 you know,

01:00:11.180 the teachers

01:00:11.580 unions are

01:00:12.240 destroying

01:00:12.740 America.

01:00:13.760 And by the

01:00:14.080 way, if you

01:00:14.540 don't know how

01:00:15.100 they're doing

01:00:15.520 it, the

01:00:16.600 teachers unions

01:00:17.360 have tons of

01:00:18.300 money because

01:00:19.540 there are lots

01:00:20.240 of teachers.

01:00:21.260 As long as

01:00:22.060 there are lots

01:00:22.600 of teachers

01:00:23.080 and they all

01:00:23.740 pay dues,

01:00:25.140 you're going to

01:00:25.600 have a lot

01:00:25.940 of money.

01:00:27.080 So the

01:00:27.920 nature of

01:00:28.620 who they

01:00:29.040 represent,

01:00:29.900 just because

01:00:30.420 there are a

01:00:30.800 lot of them,

01:00:32.000 guarantees that

01:00:32.800 they'll have a

01:00:33.220 lot of money

01:00:33.720 from the dues

01:00:34.460 and then they

01:00:35.300 can use that

01:00:35.840 money politically.

01:00:37.800 So part of

01:00:38.860 what the

01:00:39.180 teachers unions

01:00:39.860 do is they

01:00:41.900 get the

01:00:42.380 teachers good

01:00:43.700 representation and

01:00:45.960 they do that

01:00:46.400 very well because

01:00:47.440 the teachers have

01:00:48.160 really good

01:00:48.840 representation.

01:00:49.660 It's a strong

01:00:50.180 union.

01:00:50.920 But part of

01:00:51.360 the reason that

01:00:51.920 they do that

01:00:52.680 or that they

01:00:54.340 can do it is

01:00:54.880 that they're

01:00:55.140 buying

01:00:55.420 politicians.

01:00:56.940 They can

01:00:57.320 fund a

01:00:58.480 campaign at

01:00:59.640 the local

01:01:00.080 level and

01:01:00.980 pretty much

01:01:01.400 get whoever

01:01:01.940 they want

01:01:02.480 elected, which

01:01:03.160 is Democrats

01:01:03.780 because they

01:01:04.480 have so much

01:01:04.920 money.

01:01:05.960 And then once

01:01:06.440 elected, they

01:01:07.300 basically own

01:01:08.180 that politician

01:01:09.000 because the

01:01:10.460 politician needs

01:01:11.200 continued support

01:01:12.280 or they can't

01:01:12.880 get reelected.

01:01:14.240 So the

01:01:14.640 teachers unions

01:01:16.820 are rich enough

01:01:18.940 that they can

01:01:19.900 control local

01:01:20.820 politics, which

01:01:22.680 allows them to

01:01:23.340 control basically

01:01:24.620 way too

01:01:25.140 much.

01:01:26.200 And it

01:01:26.840 also, they

01:01:27.540 can control

01:01:28.360 so much

01:01:29.480 politically.

01:01:31.200 Seriously, how

01:01:33.000 is there still a

01:01:33.740 leaf blower

01:01:34.200 outside my

01:01:35.100 window?

01:01:36.420 I'm going to

01:01:37.460 lose it in a

01:01:38.460 minute here.

01:01:39.100 I mean, I'm

01:01:39.480 just going to

01:01:39.880 lose it.

01:01:41.520 You can't blow

01:01:42.780 that many leaves

01:01:43.800 in a 10-foot

01:01:44.900 square area.

01:01:45.920 It's just not

01:01:46.700 possible.

01:01:47.840 All right,

01:01:48.420 enough of that.

01:01:49.060 I don't even

01:01:52.480 know what I

01:01:52.740 was talking

01:01:53.120 about.

01:01:53.400 I'm so angry

01:01:53.960 now about the

01:01:55.540 classrooms and

01:01:56.300 the teachers

01:01:56.960 unions.

01:01:58.220 So that's how

01:01:58.900 the teachers

01:01:59.300 unions do what

01:02:01.000 they're doing,

01:02:01.500 which is destroying

01:02:02.280 the lives of

01:02:03.080 families and

01:02:04.220 perpetuating

01:02:05.260 systemic racism

01:02:06.220 because they're

01:02:07.400 so powerful that

01:02:08.280 they can get rid

01:02:09.000 of their own

01:02:09.680 competition.

01:02:10.800 They can even

01:02:11.480 make it impossible

01:02:12.280 to have a charter

01:02:13.080 school or a

01:02:13.960 private school

01:02:14.600 because they

01:02:15.600 control the

01:02:16.500 politicians and

01:02:17.400 the politicians

01:02:17.980 control whether

01:02:19.440 there's competition

01:02:20.340 for schools.

01:02:21.540 It's the worst

01:02:22.200 system you could

01:02:22.840 ever imagine.

01:02:24.500 Do you know

01:02:24.960 who designed

01:02:25.520 that system and

01:02:26.720 who's in favor

01:02:27.340 of that?

01:02:28.280 Democrats.

01:02:29.360 Because as I've

01:02:29.940 told you, their

01:02:30.540 empathy is excellent.

01:02:32.640 Excellent empathy.

01:02:34.300 Caring, first

01:02:36.040 rate.

01:02:37.480 If you want

01:02:38.720 somebody to just

01:02:39.380 care about

01:02:39.960 something, call

01:02:41.460 a Democrat.

01:02:42.420 They are pretty

01:02:43.120 good at that.

01:02:43.940 I give it to

01:02:44.440 them.

01:02:45.560 But they also

01:02:47.580 have too much

01:02:48.140 power and

01:02:48.740 they've designed

01:02:49.240 a system that

01:02:50.380 doesn't take

01:02:52.840 into account

01:02:53.440 human motivation.

01:02:55.700 The human

01:02:56.380 motivation of

01:02:57.300 the teachers

01:02:57.760 union is to

01:02:58.580 protect itself.

01:03:00.360 Is that a

01:03:00.940 high goal?

01:03:01.800 No, it's

01:03:03.120 not.

01:03:04.440 But Republicans

01:03:05.720 would design

01:03:06.780 systems that

01:03:07.600 understand that

01:03:08.920 people have

01:03:09.480 motivations and

01:03:10.740 incentives and

01:03:12.380 if you create a

01:03:13.340 teachers union and

01:03:14.320 you give them

01:03:14.860 that much

01:03:15.320 money, they're

01:03:16.600 going to want to

01:03:17.040 stay in power,

01:03:17.860 they're going to

01:03:18.500 want to keep

01:03:18.920 their money, and

01:03:20.100 they're not going

01:03:20.700 to do things that

01:03:21.420 are good for the

01:03:22.060 public, they're

01:03:23.180 going to do

01:03:23.600 things that are

01:03:24.200 good for the

01:03:24.660 teachers and the

01:03:25.460 teachers unions.

01:03:26.660 It's a bad

01:03:27.260 system.

01:03:28.380 So one way

01:03:29.200 around that

01:03:29.680 system would be

01:03:30.560 money, I don't

01:03:31.820 think you could do

01:03:32.460 this necessarily

01:03:33.200 with an executive

01:03:33.980 order, but who

01:03:35.300 knows what you

01:03:35.900 can do with an

01:03:36.440 executive order

01:03:37.080 these days.

01:03:38.280 And that is,

01:03:40.900 seriously, there's

01:03:42.460 still a leaf blower

01:03:43.200 out there.

01:03:44.360 It's been over an

01:03:45.640 hour.

01:03:47.320 For one hour, that

01:03:48.740 leaf blower has been

01:03:49.540 directly below my

01:03:50.480 window.

01:03:50.840 An hour.

01:03:52.020 How is that even

01:03:52.680 possible?

01:03:53.120 And if I go

01:03:55.740 outside with the

01:03:56.580 camera to show

01:03:57.280 you, you'll see

01:03:58.260 him right below

01:03:58.900 there, blowing

01:03:59.820 leaves for another

01:04:00.780 half hour.

01:04:01.940 I don't know

01:04:02.400 what's going on

01:04:02.920 there.

01:04:03.880 I can't even talk

01:04:04.660 about this anymore.

01:04:05.480 I'm so mad.

01:04:06.480 All right.

01:04:09.560 Yeah, I can't

01:04:10.760 even go on

01:04:11.880 anymore.

01:04:12.360 I've done enough.

01:04:13.320 We'll talk about

01:04:13.840 this other stuff

01:04:14.380 later, and I will

01:04:15.100 talk to you

01:04:15.640 tomorrow.

01:04:17.940 Oh, hold on.

01:04:19.520 Did he just

01:04:20.100 stop?

01:04:21.780 Oh my God, that

01:04:22.840 just happened,

01:04:23.500 didn't it?

01:04:24.240 The moment I

01:04:24.920 touched my screen

01:04:25.740 to end this

01:04:26.340 periscope, at

01:04:28.400 exactly that

01:04:29.240 moment, the

01:04:30.380 leaf blower

01:04:30.840 stopped.

01:04:32.360 That really

01:04:33.020 happened.

01:04:34.840 All right.

01:04:36.040 Well, let me

01:04:36.540 say what I was

01:04:37.000 going to say.

01:04:38.260 I will go on.

01:04:39.260 I can actually

01:04:39.860 think now.

01:04:40.860 It is really

01:04:41.420 hard to think

01:04:41.960 when that's

01:04:42.280 going on.

01:04:44.900 So we should

01:04:46.780 have cameras in

01:04:47.500 the classrooms.

01:04:48.680 If an executive

01:04:49.600 order can do

01:04:50.380 that, that'd be

01:04:51.000 great.

01:04:51.380 I doubt it

01:04:51.860 can.

01:04:52.080 But I

01:04:53.180 imagine the

01:04:53.800 schools would

01:04:54.660 have some

01:04:55.000 control over

01:04:55.600 that.

01:04:56.040 There might

01:04:56.260 be some

01:04:56.560 privacy issues.

01:04:57.800 But unless

01:04:58.280 the parents

01:04:59.080 can directly

01:05:00.260 see what's

01:05:00.860 happening in

01:05:01.400 the schools,

01:05:02.000 it's not

01:05:02.320 going to

01:05:02.520 change.

01:05:03.600 So if we

01:05:04.620 could have

01:05:05.120 body cams

01:05:06.220 on police,

01:05:07.900 why can't

01:05:08.360 we have a

01:05:09.120 body cam,

01:05:10.280 so to speak,

01:05:11.060 in a classroom?

01:05:12.180 Not on a

01:05:12.660 teacher, but

01:05:13.180 just in the

01:05:13.620 classroom.

01:05:14.620 There might

01:05:15.160 be some

01:05:15.460 privacy issues.

01:05:16.760 But if

01:05:17.160 there's something

01:05:17.620 happening in

01:05:18.240 that classroom

01:05:18.840 that you

01:05:19.480 don't want

01:05:19.980 parents to

01:05:20.820 see, isn't

01:05:22.500 that a

01:05:22.760 problem?

01:05:23.840 I feel like

01:05:24.680 the parents

01:05:25.100 need to have

01:05:25.580 control of

01:05:26.120 that, and

01:05:26.580 that would

01:05:26.840 be a

01:05:27.620 better system.

01:05:28.820 Now, would

01:05:30.700 you get too

01:05:31.240 many complaining

01:05:32.460 parents?

01:05:33.280 Probably, but

01:05:34.300 it's a better

01:05:34.700 system than

01:05:35.280 what we

01:05:35.620 have.

01:05:39.900 Rasmussen is

01:05:40.720 teasing that

01:05:41.660 something happened

01:05:42.740 with the

01:05:43.820 president's

01:05:44.500 approval.

01:05:45.040 approval.

01:05:45.860 Apparently,

01:05:46.600 overnight, the

01:05:47.420 president's job

01:05:48.400 approval jumped

01:05:49.280 up sharply.

01:05:51.220 He got way

01:05:51.940 more approval

01:05:52.660 overnight.

01:05:54.060 Is there

01:05:54.380 anything that's

01:05:55.240 been happening,

01:05:56.700 let's say,

01:05:58.020 the last, I

01:05:59.240 don't know,

01:06:00.320 day or two

01:06:02.240 days, is there

01:06:03.180 anything happening

01:06:05.360 politically that

01:06:07.360 would make the

01:06:07.880 president's approval

01:06:08.860 go up?

01:06:10.720 Could it be the

01:06:11.880 Democrat

01:06:12.300 convention?

01:06:13.980 Because it's

01:06:14.420 sort of the

01:06:14.840 only thing

01:06:15.220 that's

01:06:15.420 happening,

01:06:15.980 that isn't

01:06:17.320 just a

01:06:17.700 continuation of

01:06:18.520 things that

01:06:18.860 have been

01:06:19.060 happening?

01:06:20.080 Kind of

01:06:20.600 feels like

01:06:23.740 that.

01:06:26.640 All right.

01:06:29.560 In normal

01:06:30.380 years, I would

01:06:31.160 say the fake

01:06:31.680 news is a

01:06:32.800 good term for

01:06:33.340 the fake

01:06:33.680 news, but in

01:06:34.520 an election

01:06:35.660 year, this is

01:06:36.880 just disinformation,

01:06:38.180 wouldn't you

01:06:38.480 say?

01:06:39.280 It feels to me

01:06:40.320 like the news

01:06:40.980 is just a

01:06:41.580 disinformation

01:06:42.160 operation now.

01:06:44.060 It's

01:06:44.760 definitely

01:06:45.240 worse than

01:06:45.700 it was

01:06:45.960 even during

01:06:46.380 the, well,

01:06:47.740 I don't

01:06:47.920 know if

01:06:48.080 it's

01:06:48.200 worse.

01:06:49.520 But watching

01:06:50.060 Chris Cuomo

01:06:50.760 trying to

01:06:51.420 spin the

01:06:51.880 Russia collusion

01:06:52.740 as if it

01:06:53.820 sort of,

01:06:54.320 sort of,

01:06:54.940 kind of,

01:06:55.320 in a way

01:06:55.820 actually

01:06:56.240 happened,

01:06:57.680 but didn't

01:06:58.260 technically

01:06:58.820 happen, but

01:06:59.380 in a sort of

01:07:00.000 kind of way

01:07:00.560 that you can

01:07:01.020 talk about

01:07:01.560 it, maybe

01:07:02.520 it did

01:07:02.800 happen.

01:07:03.120 And that

01:07:04.180 the idea

01:07:05.000 that there

01:07:05.400 was some

01:07:05.920 kind of

01:07:06.380 a conspiracy

01:07:07.580 and that

01:07:08.260 Obama was

01:07:09.300 involved is

01:07:10.940 just crazy

01:07:11.760 talk, because

01:07:13.240 Obama wasn't

01:07:14.320 involved with

01:07:15.040 the FISA.

01:07:16.900 That was

01:07:17.460 actually a

01:07:17.920 reason that

01:07:18.340 Chris Cuomo

01:07:19.240 gave, that

01:07:20.500 since Obama

01:07:21.180 wasn't involved

01:07:22.260 with the

01:07:22.880 FISA process,

01:07:24.680 therefore,

01:07:25.840 logically, he

01:07:26.820 wasn't, he

01:07:28.500 didn't know

01:07:28.860 what was going

01:07:29.340 on.

01:07:29.720 It doesn't

01:07:30.860 make any

01:07:31.240 sense.

01:07:32.300 Then he

01:07:32.700 complains

01:07:33.180 bitterly that

01:07:34.040 the campaign

01:07:34.700 was not

01:07:35.180 spied on.

01:07:36.700 What?

01:07:37.480 It wasn't

01:07:38.300 spied on.

01:07:39.460 It was

01:07:39.940 definitely

01:07:40.220 spied on.

01:07:41.540 That we

01:07:41.980 don't have

01:07:42.300 to wonder

01:07:42.800 about.

01:07:43.820 But they

01:07:44.120 use the

01:07:44.460 word spied.

01:07:45.860 Well, the

01:07:46.960 definition of

01:07:47.620 the word

01:07:47.920 spied may

01:07:49.460 apply to a

01:07:50.220 slightly different

01:07:50.840 situation.

01:07:52.020 We know

01:07:52.460 that.

01:07:53.260 We know

01:07:53.860 that the

01:07:54.240 word spied

01:07:55.500 has a more

01:07:57.140 specific meaning.

01:07:58.580 You're not

01:07:59.120 really answering

01:07:59.860 the question.

01:08:01.080 If they

01:08:01.540 intentionally

01:08:02.180 surveilled the

01:08:04.100 president's

01:08:04.760 people, which

01:08:06.160 is obviously

01:08:06.720 what happened,

01:08:08.000 that was

01:08:09.840 spying.

01:08:10.460 You can try

01:08:10.960 to put a

01:08:11.300 different word

01:08:11.920 on it, but

01:08:12.460 that's not

01:08:12.760 going to

01:08:12.940 change anything.

01:08:14.560 All right.

01:08:17.340 The president

01:08:18.200 also signaled

01:08:19.680 that boycotts

01:08:22.160 are going to

01:08:22.460 work both

01:08:22.880 ways from

01:08:23.340 now on.

01:08:24.380 And he

01:08:24.740 actually called

01:08:25.500 for a boycott

01:08:26.200 on Goodyear

01:08:26.840 tires.

01:08:27.760 Now, I don't

01:08:28.220 know if that

01:08:28.680 was a good

01:08:29.120 idea or a

01:08:29.700 bad idea.

01:08:30.640 Because it

01:08:31.160 turns out that

01:08:31.720 Goodyear has

01:08:32.260 60,000 employees.

01:08:34.400 And if you

01:08:34.840 are any of

01:08:35.300 those 60,000

01:08:36.180 employees and

01:08:36.900 you just found

01:08:37.440 out that the

01:08:37.960 president targeted

01:08:39.640 your company for

01:08:40.480 destruction, you

01:08:43.060 might not want to

01:08:43.940 vote Republican

01:08:44.800 this time around.

01:08:46.560 So I'm not

01:08:47.840 positive that

01:08:49.440 going after a

01:08:50.380 company with

01:08:50.960 that many

01:08:51.340 employees, I'm

01:08:52.680 not positive

01:08:53.420 that was a

01:08:53.900 good play.

01:08:55.360 But here's

01:08:56.840 what I love

01:08:57.300 about it.

01:08:57.880 And again,

01:08:58.960 there are

01:08:59.500 times when you

01:09:00.160 fall in love

01:09:01.180 with Trump.

01:09:01.780 You don't

01:09:02.020 just like what

01:09:02.640 he did.

01:09:03.780 And here's

01:09:04.440 what I do

01:09:04.880 like about

01:09:05.400 this.

01:09:06.520 The problem

01:09:07.420 of these

01:09:08.000 boycotts,

01:09:08.800 in other

01:09:09.120 words, people

01:09:09.580 being canceled,

01:09:10.520 losing their

01:09:10.960 job for a

01:09:11.580 political opinion,

01:09:13.020 et cetera,

01:09:14.160 is so big

01:09:15.540 that the

01:09:16.520 president basically

01:09:17.440 said he would

01:09:18.140 put an

01:09:18.520 American company

01:09:19.400 out of business

01:09:20.120 for doing it.

01:09:21.800 Think about

01:09:22.360 that.

01:09:23.240 The president

01:09:24.020 of the United

01:09:24.420 States has

01:09:26.000 identified this

01:09:27.160 problem as big

01:09:28.220 enough that he

01:09:29.860 would put a

01:09:31.220 huge American

01:09:32.060 company right

01:09:32.800 out of business.

01:09:33.560 He's the

01:09:34.060 jobs president

01:09:34.900 and he would

01:09:36.000 put this damn

01:09:36.860 company right

01:09:37.640 out of business

01:09:38.240 for just that.

01:09:40.580 Do you hate

01:09:41.460 that?

01:09:43.560 I don't know

01:09:44.440 if it gets

01:09:44.880 them elected.

01:09:46.000 I just don't

01:09:47.000 know if it's

01:09:47.520 wise politically.

01:09:49.500 But you kind

01:09:50.340 of like it,

01:09:50.900 don't you?

01:09:51.220 You kind

01:09:52.320 of like it

01:09:52.820 if you don't

01:09:53.220 work for a

01:09:53.700 Goodyear,

01:09:54.080 of course.

01:09:54.820 It would be

01:09:55.340 pretty bad

01:09:55.800 over there.

01:09:56.900 But if you

01:09:57.300 see that he's

01:09:57.940 willing to

01:09:58.420 actually bankrupt,

01:09:59.580 and I don't

01:09:59.880 think this will

01:10:00.520 happen, by the

01:10:01.040 way.

01:10:01.260 I doubt there

01:10:01.740 will be much

01:10:02.140 difference in

01:10:02.760 Goodyear's

01:10:03.140 business.

01:10:04.120 But he

01:10:05.120 showed a

01:10:05.620 clear willingness

01:10:06.300 to bankrupt

01:10:07.320 a major

01:10:07.980 American company

01:10:08.900 over this.

01:10:10.920 Are you okay

01:10:11.500 with that?

01:10:13.100 You kind

01:10:13.600 of are,

01:10:14.100 aren't you?

01:10:14.940 You kind

01:10:15.480 of are.

01:10:16.260 Because this

01:10:16.980 cancel culture

01:10:17.820 would destroy

01:10:18.740 the country.

01:10:19.320 and he just

01:10:21.320 dropped the

01:10:21.920 gauntlet.

01:10:22.520 He said,

01:10:23.240 I'll tell you

01:10:23.920 what, if you

01:10:24.920 want to play

01:10:25.460 this game, it's

01:10:26.880 not going to be

01:10:27.440 one-sided.

01:10:28.620 You're not going

01:10:29.260 to be the only

01:10:29.780 one playing, and

01:10:31.060 let me show you

01:10:31.940 by putting on

01:10:33.840 the line an

01:10:34.700 entire American

01:10:35.720 company, an

01:10:36.440 entire, ha,

01:10:37.180 pun.

01:10:37.360 I kind

01:10:40.500 of liked it, even

01:10:42.940 though I don't

01:10:43.660 know if that

01:10:44.080 helps him get

01:10:44.560 elected, but I

01:10:45.220 kind of like he

01:10:46.140 would bankrupt a

01:10:47.040 major American

01:10:47.760 company over

01:10:49.100 this.

01:10:49.980 Because that

01:10:50.400 feels like he

01:10:50.980 has your back a

01:10:51.700 little bit, right?

01:10:52.660 If you've been

01:10:53.460 canceled, if you're

01:10:56.800 afraid to talk up

01:10:57.720 at work and have

01:10:58.480 an opinion, it

01:10:59.640 feels like he's

01:11:00.280 got your back a

01:11:01.020 little bit now,

01:11:01.600 doesn't it?

01:11:02.700 Yeah, and you're

01:11:03.600 looking at the

01:11:04.080 comments, people

01:11:04.700 are saying they

01:11:05.180 love it.

01:11:05.540 Now, I don't

01:11:06.560 want anything bad

01:11:07.280 to happen to

01:11:07.780 Goodyear, and I

01:11:08.580 think the details

01:11:09.380 of what they did

01:11:10.320 is a little murky.

01:11:11.840 I think they were

01:11:12.440 trying to be

01:11:13.000 inclusive and not

01:11:14.220 political.

01:11:15.300 They just sort of

01:11:16.060 misfired a little

01:11:16.800 bit on the

01:11:17.300 messaging.

01:11:18.420 So, you know, I

01:11:20.100 don't know that

01:11:20.620 Goodyear is worth

01:11:21.420 boycotting, but I

01:11:22.820 do like the fact

01:11:23.600 that the president

01:11:24.320 was willing to

01:11:25.240 actually execute a

01:11:27.080 major American

01:11:27.980 company over this.

01:11:30.620 That's how

01:11:31.180 important it was,

01:11:31.860 over this.

01:11:33.120 He was willing to

01:11:33.820 execute them.

01:11:35.540 Totally on board

01:11:36.400 with the attitude,

01:11:37.620 but maybe not

01:11:38.380 Goodyear.

01:11:41.680 Here's a little

01:11:42.340 red pill for you

01:11:43.220 that might get me

01:11:45.180 assassinated.

01:11:46.940 I said in the

01:11:47.840 long run that all

01:11:48.680 governments will be

01:11:49.660 controlled by their

01:11:50.560 own intelligence

01:11:51.340 services, but that

01:11:53.460 if Trump wins, we

01:11:54.720 can stall that a

01:11:57.320 little bit, because

01:11:58.100 Trump is not.

01:12:00.740 But you can't hold

01:12:01.720 it off indefinitely.

01:12:02.480 And here's the

01:12:04.100 thinking.

01:12:05.700 The intelligence

01:12:06.600 operation of any

01:12:08.740 country will

01:12:10.340 eventually have

01:12:11.360 control of the

01:12:12.300 leaders and the

01:12:13.260 country, because

01:12:14.160 that's what they

01:12:14.640 do.

01:12:15.680 That's their skill

01:12:17.040 set.

01:12:18.080 And while they

01:12:19.120 might not succeed

01:12:20.160 in any given

01:12:21.340 year, so maybe

01:12:23.400 1989, maybe

01:12:25.700 nobody was trying

01:12:27.540 to take over the

01:12:28.360 government or get

01:12:29.160 control, but if you

01:12:30.860 wait long enough

01:12:31.720 and you have

01:12:32.300 enough different

01:12:33.040 people who cycle

01:12:34.020 through the

01:12:34.620 intelligence agencies,

01:12:36.440 somebody's going to

01:12:37.480 make a play for

01:12:39.320 controlling the

01:12:40.080 country.

01:12:40.620 They'll have an

01:12:41.200 argument where it's

01:12:42.020 good for the

01:12:42.480 country or not, but

01:12:44.900 somebody's going to

01:12:45.560 make a play.

01:12:46.960 Let's say nine

01:12:47.800 out of ten times

01:12:48.700 they fail.

01:12:50.280 They only have to

01:12:51.260 succeed once, and

01:12:53.140 then they own the

01:12:53.720 country.

01:12:54.340 You could argue

01:12:55.160 that J. Edgar

01:12:55.860 Hoover succeeded that

01:12:57.620 way.

01:12:57.960 He had enough

01:12:58.500 blackmail, I guess,

01:12:59.540 on different

01:13:00.500 politicians that

01:13:01.380 effectively, if it

01:13:02.940 was an issue that

01:13:03.900 Hoover cared about,

01:13:06.460 he controlled it.

01:13:07.800 So in effect,

01:13:08.560 Hoover kind of ran

01:13:09.340 the country but only

01:13:10.240 cared about certain

01:13:11.060 things, so it

01:13:12.120 didn't matter so

01:13:12.800 much.

01:13:13.820 What if they start

01:13:14.600 caring about more

01:13:15.460 stuff?

01:13:17.120 So in the long

01:13:18.320 run, the only way

01:13:19.460 it can go, because

01:13:20.320 the math is

01:13:21.400 inevitable, if you've

01:13:22.740 got an agency that

01:13:23.920 has the talent to

01:13:25.120 take over a country,

01:13:26.080 that's what they do.

01:13:27.380 That's what they do.

01:13:28.040 And you give them

01:13:29.440 infinite time to

01:13:30.520 try it.

01:13:31.380 Well, it didn't

01:13:31.940 happen in the

01:13:32.520 60s.

01:13:33.140 Well, it didn't

01:13:34.040 happen in the

01:13:34.580 70s.

01:13:35.540 Yeah, they tried, but

01:13:37.140 it didn't happen in

01:13:37.760 the 80s.

01:13:38.700 The 90s, took a run

01:13:40.220 at it, didn't work.

01:13:41.960 It's not going to

01:13:42.920 not work forever.

01:13:44.800 And also, you

01:13:45.720 wouldn't know if it

01:13:46.400 already worked.

01:13:47.580 Now, if you're

01:13:48.560 Russia, and you've

01:13:49.920 got Putin as the

01:13:51.020 head of your

01:13:51.420 country, you could

01:13:52.280 say, well, it

01:13:53.320 looks like it

01:13:53.720 worked in that

01:13:54.200 case.

01:13:54.540 You don't

01:13:55.660 think that his

01:13:56.260 KGB stuff helped

01:13:57.680 him become the

01:13:58.340 leader?

01:13:58.760 Of course it

01:13:59.240 did.

01:13:59.880 Is it a coincidence

01:14:00.640 that George Bush

01:14:01.640 Sr. was the head

01:14:03.480 of the CIA and

01:14:04.840 then became

01:14:05.300 president?

01:14:06.940 Maybe it's a

01:14:07.800 coincidence.

01:14:09.100 Maybe.

01:14:10.260 So, the question

01:14:11.660 you have to ask

01:14:12.260 yourself is, since

01:14:13.940 it's a guarantee,

01:14:15.140 just mathematically,

01:14:17.140 risk management,

01:14:19.080 it's a guarantee

01:14:19.780 that intelligence

01:14:20.520 agencies eventually

01:14:21.820 control every country

01:14:22.980 they're in, has

01:14:24.560 it happened yet?

01:14:26.600 Has it?

01:14:28.220 You don't know.

01:14:29.500 And you wouldn't

01:14:30.100 know.

01:14:30.860 But one of the

01:14:31.400 things you'd look

01:14:32.000 for is that the

01:14:33.220 media, the messaging

01:14:34.760 coming out of the

01:14:35.620 news, would be fake

01:14:37.820 in a certain way.

01:14:39.660 And it is.

01:14:41.080 So, if you look at

01:14:42.040 the news, it looks

01:14:42.900 like it's just coming

01:14:43.840 out of intelligence

01:14:45.000 agencies.

01:14:46.020 Because now it's

01:14:47.020 just disinformation.

01:14:49.100 It's no longer

01:14:50.180 this harmless little

01:14:51.460 fake news where

01:14:52.460 they're picking

01:14:52.880 aside and they

01:14:54.220 know who their

01:14:54.780 audience is and

01:14:55.600 all that.

01:14:56.320 It's way beyond

01:14:56.960 that.

01:14:57.820 Now the CNNs and

01:14:59.580 the New York

01:15:00.180 Times are directly

01:15:01.680 trying to run the

01:15:02.940 country through the

01:15:04.600 way they cover the

01:15:05.320 news.

01:15:06.360 Who does that tell

01:15:07.400 you is in charge?

01:15:10.240 Is it the fake

01:15:11.200 news making their

01:15:12.020 own decisions?

01:15:13.140 That they've all

01:15:13.760 decided to cover

01:15:14.500 things a certain

01:15:15.120 way?

01:15:15.740 Maybe.

01:15:16.700 Could be.

01:15:17.560 Could be that.

01:15:18.920 But it suggests

01:15:20.300 that intelligence

01:15:21.140 services are already

01:15:22.800 controlling at least

01:15:23.780 the news.

01:15:25.280 So, President

01:15:26.260 Trump, I believe, is

01:15:27.460 free of that

01:15:28.060 influence.

01:15:29.060 But that's the

01:15:29.940 thing he has to

01:15:30.480 beat.

01:15:30.800 So, he's fighting

01:15:31.580 the fake news and

01:15:32.740 the fake news may

01:15:35.140 or may not already be

01:15:36.280 controlled by

01:15:36.840 intelligence agencies.

01:15:38.600 Now, if you

01:15:39.240 follow, say, Glenn

01:15:41.860 Greenwald and a lot

01:15:42.900 of other people, they

01:15:44.080 will tell you that

01:15:44.780 NBC, and therefore I

01:15:46.840 suppose MSNBC, are

01:15:49.720 just direct organs of

01:15:51.020 the CIA, and that

01:15:53.280 they basically are

01:15:54.140 just CIA cutouts.

01:15:57.200 I don't know what a

01:15:57.920 cutout is.

01:15:58.540 I shouldn't use

01:15:59.080 official words when I

01:16:00.700 don't know what they

01:16:01.140 mean.

01:16:02.960 But the question is,

01:16:04.760 how many of the

01:16:05.780 other organizations are

01:16:06.900 in the same situation?

01:16:08.060 All right, that's all I

01:16:08.900 wanted to talk about

01:16:09.500 today, and I will talk

01:16:10.860 to you later.

01:16:12.700 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 20, 2020

Episode 1098 Scott Adams： I Grade the Democrat Convention, Trump and Q, Goodyear Gets Deflated, Biden's Brain

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