Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 27, 2020


Episode 1105 Scott Adams: RNC Night Three, Video HOAXES, Hurricanes and Persuasion, Strategy and Riots


Episode Stats

Length

55 minutes

Words per Minute

144.30206

Word Count

8,037

Sentence Count

493

Misogynist Sentences

7

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

A 14-year-old boy lost his life in the Hurricane Lora riots in the city of New York. Scott Adams explains how to get people to evacuate by using a technique called the " simultaneous sip" to make them think past the sales pitch.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey everybody, come on in. It's time. It's time for Coffee with Scott Adams. The best time of the day. Yeah, it is.
00:00:21.300 And all you need to enjoy this incredible experience is not much, really. All it takes is a cup or a mug or a glass of tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I'm partial to coffee.
00:00:40.340 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine to the day, the thing that makes everything better, except riots, apparently. It's called the simultaneous sip and it happens now. Go.
00:00:57.560 Ah. No, I was wrong. It did make the riots a little bit better. You might not notice it with all the fake news, but I'm pretty sure there was a benefit there.
00:01:07.280 Well, I was at first happy to hear the report that there were no deaths from Hurricane Laura, but the update is there is a 14-year-old who lost his life. So that is tragic.
00:01:24.760 And while not downplaying the loss of life, it is remarkable that there was that little bit, that the loss of life was small.
00:01:37.280 And part of the solution for that might be we're getting smarter, maybe we just have better communication.
00:01:44.760 Part of it was that it was predicted to be bigger than it was. So that's good news.
00:01:50.300 But I saw this bit of persuasion coming out of the local government trying to get people to evacuate.
00:01:57.780 And listen to how good this persuasion is.
00:02:02.800 This is as good as you can persuade.
00:02:06.860 They announced, before the waters came to try to get everybody to leave, they said, quote,
00:02:12.220 Oh my God, that's good.
00:02:31.260 In fact, they should use this, the same exact line for every single situation where you're trying to get people to evacuate.
00:02:41.620 Because I've taught you that the strongest form of persuasion is fear.
00:02:47.840 So if you can make somebody afraid of something, there's nothing that's as good as that.
00:02:52.280 It might be used in a bad way, but there's nothing as effective as that, as scaring people.
00:02:59.000 But if you're going to scare people, you want to make it visual.
00:03:03.560 This is really visual.
00:03:04.980 You can imagine the baggie.
00:03:06.560 You can imagine yourself filling it out.
00:03:08.700 You can imagine putting it in your pocket because you think, well, how would I attach it to myself, put it in my pocket?
00:03:15.400 It's very visual.
00:03:17.560 It makes you deal with the question of how you would do it, which makes you think past the sale.
00:03:24.140 The sale is doing it, and you're thinking about how to do it.
00:03:28.020 Do I have a baggie?
00:03:29.900 Would that be good enough?
00:03:31.100 Whose name would I put on it?
00:03:33.260 Thinking past the sale, fear, visual, and then they put it in a story.
00:03:39.960 You could actually see the movie of this part of your life where you're getting the baggie, you're filling it out, you're putting it in your pocket.
00:03:48.160 And then here's the really powerful part.
00:03:52.180 You can see your own lifeless body being discovered, and they find the baggie in your pocket.
00:04:01.360 Try to top that.
00:04:03.680 Take the best persuader in the history of persuaders.
00:04:08.460 Try to top that.
00:04:10.480 You can't.
00:04:11.920 That's as good as you can persuade.
00:04:14.820 There's nothing left.
00:04:16.700 There's no money left on the table with this one.
00:04:19.040 This is putting it all out there.
00:04:20.620 Now, I don't know if the person who came up with this idea was trying to persuade an actually understood technique,
00:04:30.460 or it could be that this was simply a good idea, and it is a good idea, but it also has a persuasive element.
00:04:38.400 So I'd be very curious, whoever came up with this framing, if they had any actual training in persuasion.
00:04:44.980 Because if they hit this by accident, you know, if you stumbled across something this powerful, just randomly, I mean, it's possible.
00:04:56.580 Well, but I'd be surprised.
00:04:58.900 I think there's somebody who's got some skill, some serious skill who came up with that.
00:05:03.380 All right.
00:05:04.880 As you've noticed, the mainstream press, which is sort of a mainstream mess, is realizing that the poll numbers are plunging for Biden.
00:05:20.180 Again, the more violence there is, in the Midwest especially, that's the last place you'd want to have any violence,
00:05:28.180 because those are the battleground states for the election.
00:05:31.640 And I think Politico and CNN and you're seeing some other people say,
00:05:36.560 Hey, wait a minute, I don't think this rioting, slash protesting, slash looting, I don't think this is working in our favor.
00:05:48.400 And by the way, a public service announcement.
00:05:51.320 If I ever talk in a generality, such as there were looters in the city, or there were some bad eggs,
00:06:00.960 you should be smart enough to translate that into your head, try to follow along,
00:06:07.280 because I know my followers are smarter than the average.
00:06:11.080 You should translate that into your head into, he doesn't mean every single person.
00:06:17.280 Might not even mean most of them.
00:06:19.900 I might be talking about just the bad eggs and the bunch.
00:06:24.180 You should be able to handle the fact that when people use generalities that way,
00:06:29.320 they don't really mean every person.
00:06:32.180 It doesn't mean every person when I say it.
00:06:35.100 It doesn't mean every person when you say it.
00:06:37.740 It doesn't mean every single person when anybody says it.
00:06:42.020 So if you're going to be that idiot who says,
00:06:44.960 Oh, he says every single person.
00:06:47.360 Oh, every single person there was violent.
00:06:50.620 Oh, that's right, Scott.
00:06:52.160 Sure, every single person.
00:06:55.280 That is a case of using sarcasm instead of reasons.
00:06:59.380 Mixed with a little intentional, bad reading comprehension.
00:07:05.860 Here's the way the fake news is spinning Tucker Carlson's show last night.
00:07:11.500 So Tucker said, and I'll paraphrase,
00:07:13.840 but Tucker was essentially saying that nobody should be surprised
00:07:18.180 that a vigilante kind of a shooting or really just violence in general
00:07:23.720 came out of these protests slash looting slash riots.
00:07:29.380 Again, not every person was rioting.
00:07:33.840 Not every single person was looting.
00:07:36.480 Some of them were good.
00:07:38.440 Just in case there's anybody new to my periscopes who needed that little extra clarification.
00:07:44.540 Every once in a while, a Biden supporter floats in here not knowing what they're going to get.
00:07:48.940 So I like to make sure that they know what they're getting.
00:07:55.300 So, all right.
00:07:56.360 So Tucker makes the completely ordinary, obvious, clearly justifiable, non-provocative,
00:08:06.720 totally non-provocative statement that if you let this situation go on,
00:08:12.500 it's very predictable that it turns into two sides
00:08:16.580 and at least one of them is going to have guns,
00:08:19.600 probably both, as we saw in Kenosha.
00:08:23.440 There were guns on both sides.
00:08:25.020 Only one of them fired, it turns out.
00:08:28.160 So how controversial is it to say that it's predictable where this ends?
00:08:33.440 That's not predictable.
00:08:34.740 That's not controversial at all.
00:08:37.140 In fact, I think Tucker said something that 100% of people would agree with.
00:08:44.040 How can you be provocative saying things that everybody agrees with and is obvious?
00:08:49.680 That if you allow, you know, this chaos to continue,
00:08:55.080 the obvious conclusion is people getting killed.
00:08:58.520 Obviously.
00:08:59.840 That's not even a political statement.
00:09:02.100 That's just a statement of duh.
00:09:03.840 So how did the bad people in the fake news business spin it?
00:09:09.880 Well, here we have somebody from Politico, Blake Hounchel.
00:09:15.740 He's the editorial director of the website Politico.
00:09:20.100 And he says, quote,
00:09:21.740 Vigilante violence was always one of my greatest worries about the present moment,
00:09:26.940 tweeted Blake Hasnell.
00:09:27.960 Now, keep in mind, he just completely agreed with Tucker Carlson
00:09:33.100 because he said, Vigilante violence was always my greatest worry,
00:09:37.660 meaning it was predictable.
00:09:41.240 Predictable.
00:09:41.840 That's what Tucker said.
00:09:43.080 So now he's completely agreed with Tucker.
00:09:45.300 So we're done, right?
00:09:47.540 There's nothing else to say.
00:09:48.820 He just agreed with what Tucker said.
00:09:51.020 Oh, no.
00:09:51.600 He continues.
00:09:53.140 And he goes, talking about Tucker, he goes,
00:09:55.040 and here we have a prominent TV host,
00:09:57.380 a man who had the president's ear excusing it,
00:10:01.540 rationalizing it,
00:10:03.100 no, nothing like that happened.
00:10:08.040 It's not rationalizing something to predict it
00:10:12.360 because you know who else predicted it?
00:10:14.700 The guy who's criticizing Tucker Carlson.
00:10:17.880 It's the most ridiculous criticism in the world.
00:10:20.820 He agrees with him and then he criticizes him
00:10:23.480 without any awareness that they have the same opinion.
00:10:27.460 Incredible.
00:10:28.020 Is he the only one who is this blind to the obvious?
00:10:32.040 No.
00:10:33.020 Turns out that Nicole Hannah-Jones,
00:10:36.980 who is a New York Times magazine reporter
00:10:39.360 who won the Pulitzer Prize
00:10:40.980 for her work on the 1619 project,
00:10:44.520 which you've heard of,
00:10:45.420 What was her opinion of Tucker's point of view?
00:10:49.440 Quote,
00:10:49.880 He just justified murder.
00:10:53.000 No.
00:10:54.420 Nothing like that happened.
00:10:57.020 Nobody justified murder.
00:11:00.120 Not Tucker.
00:11:01.680 Not his listeners.
00:11:03.680 Not anybody.
00:11:04.680 Nothing even remotely like that happened.
00:11:08.200 How about Max Boot,
00:11:11.100 a conservative Washington Post columnist?
00:11:13.760 You can trust a conservative Washington Post columnist,
00:11:20.120 can't you?
00:11:21.640 Wait, he's a conservative?
00:11:23.000 But he tweeted that Carlson was,
00:11:27.800 Inciting violence and abetting terrorism.
00:11:32.020 Was he?
00:11:33.760 Because the video shows that the terrorists
00:11:36.480 are the ones who were chasing
00:11:37.960 and trying to physically hurt,
00:11:40.880 if not kill,
00:11:42.260 the person who ended up shooting in self-defense.
00:11:45.300 More on that in a minute.
00:11:47.420 But no, it wasn't anything like that.
00:11:50.320 He was just predicting.
00:11:53.000 As I have.
00:11:54.280 I have also predicted it,
00:11:56.840 but I don't encourage it.
00:11:59.360 It's just obvious it's going to happen,
00:12:00.960 and there's nothing else that could happen.
00:12:03.060 I'll go further than any of them,
00:12:06.080 which is to say,
00:12:07.040 it's guaranteed to happen.
00:12:09.180 You can't change that with your preference.
00:12:13.300 Tucker Carlson can't change the course of events
00:12:16.620 by wishing it wouldn't happen.
00:12:19.480 He can even encourage it not to happen.
00:12:21.560 And he could come out strongly against it happening.
00:12:24.380 It wouldn't make any difference.
00:12:25.900 It wouldn't make any difference.
00:12:28.000 Because the people who are doing stuff
00:12:29.700 are not watching Tucker Carlson
00:12:31.420 and saying,
00:12:32.060 well, there you go.
00:12:33.140 I'd better not do this thing I was going to do.
00:12:36.100 That's not a thing.
00:12:38.300 You know,
00:12:39.140 maybe you could change the minds
00:12:41.500 of some people who are on the fence
00:12:43.260 in some weird situations,
00:12:44.700 but in general,
00:12:45.860 it's not going to move the needle at all.
00:12:48.860 All right.
00:12:49.580 So that part is insane.
00:12:51.740 Let's talk about the RNC convention,
00:12:53.980 night three.
00:12:55.240 I would say it was another solid performance,
00:12:57.840 and I think everybody agreed.
00:12:59.300 I think the Democrats agreed.
00:13:01.360 I think the Republicans agreed.
00:13:02.940 And I would go even further
00:13:06.900 than to say it was solid.
00:13:10.260 There were some standout,
00:13:12.280 really, star turns.
00:13:13.980 I thought Jack Brewer,
00:13:15.860 because it's 2020
00:13:18.860 and you have to specify these things.
00:13:20.940 Can we get to the point in history
00:13:24.560 where if you have the first black female
00:13:28.980 inspector general of the post office,
00:13:32.180 I don't know,
00:13:32.560 maybe that's already happened,
00:13:34.220 that we don't make it a story
00:13:35.520 that it's the first black female
00:13:37.380 who has got this particular job.
00:13:40.760 Can't we get past that?
00:13:43.080 Can't we get to the point where we say,
00:13:45.040 why wouldn't she get the job?
00:13:47.280 Can't we get to the point where we say,
00:13:48.880 something, you know,
00:13:51.680 we're glad it's happening.
00:13:53.920 But why is it news?
00:13:55.780 Is there somebody on the other side of this
00:13:57.700 who doesn't think that,
00:13:59.200 in my hypothetical example,
00:14:01.080 is there someone who doesn't think
00:14:02.340 a black woman can get a good job
00:14:04.100 when all evidence clearly shows
00:14:07.040 that they're succeeding at the highest levels,
00:14:09.820 especially in Congress?
00:14:10.900 They're killing it in Congress.
00:14:12.820 So why do we make this news?
00:14:15.860 I feel like we've reached the point
00:14:17.440 where talking about it
00:14:18.620 makes it worse.
00:14:20.040 You know, when it's,
00:14:20.860 if you go back 20 years
00:14:22.140 or even 10 years, I suppose,
00:14:24.280 yeah, it's worth mentioning.
00:14:26.120 You know, it's definitely worth mentioning
00:14:27.420 if you get the first,
00:14:29.220 let's say,
00:14:29.920 whatever group for president
00:14:32.000 or vice president,
00:14:33.160 even for, you know,
00:14:34.780 for Congress.
00:14:35.560 I think that that's fair
00:14:36.760 to point out somebody,
00:14:38.780 you know,
00:14:39.180 getting a powerful position.
00:14:40.440 But at some point,
00:14:43.060 we just have to stop calling out
00:14:44.420 people's race
00:14:46.100 for the news story.
00:14:48.320 It just needs to be less important
00:14:51.180 and we're all going to be better off,
00:14:52.840 I think,
00:14:53.580 both for the good news
00:14:55.320 and the bad news.
00:14:56.520 Anyway,
00:14:57.500 Jack Brewer,
00:14:58.920 African-American man,
00:15:00.760 was very pro-Trump
00:15:02.080 and the part that stood out,
00:15:04.600 aside from the fact
00:15:05.500 that he's really good on camera,
00:15:09.040 I mean,
00:15:09.340 you know there's some people
00:15:10.560 who you put them on camera
00:15:11.640 and they just disappear?
00:15:13.320 And then there are other people
00:15:14.580 who just not only light up the screen,
00:15:18.000 but they seem to enter your,
00:15:19.460 they enter your space.
00:15:21.820 That's what Trump does.
00:15:23.560 Trump doesn't just light up the screen
00:15:25.680 when you're watching him.
00:15:27.160 He's in your house.
00:15:29.180 I mean,
00:15:29.400 he gets off the screen,
00:15:30.460 he gets in your bones,
00:15:31.620 he's in your DNA.
00:15:33.200 And, you know,
00:15:33.800 I'm not sure that you can,
00:15:35.760 you can't really coach somebody
00:15:37.540 to do that,
00:15:38.380 I don't think.
00:15:39.140 You can make somebody
00:15:39.900 better at communicating.
00:15:41.440 But whatever that thing is
00:15:42.920 that Trump has
00:15:44.260 that makes him light up the screen
00:15:45.720 and then leave the screen
00:15:46.780 and enter your house,
00:15:48.840 that just comes along
00:15:49.840 once every,
00:15:50.720 who knows.
00:15:51.220 But Jack Brewer has
00:15:53.300 a strong version
00:15:55.040 of that thing,
00:15:56.440 that charisma,
00:15:58.040 that natural star power,
00:16:00.000 I guess you'd call it.
00:16:01.200 And it was interesting
00:16:02.520 to watch that.
00:16:03.400 But the point that I,
00:16:04.700 I was most interested in
00:16:07.420 is that he directly debunked
00:16:09.700 the fine people hoax.
00:16:11.960 Does it make a matter?
00:16:13.360 Does it matter
00:16:14.020 that he is a black man
00:16:15.980 who debunked
00:16:17.300 the fine people hoax?
00:16:18.680 Yeah, it matters.
00:16:20.100 It matters a lot.
00:16:21.220 You know,
00:16:22.060 I had challenged
00:16:22.920 anybody who believes
00:16:24.440 this hoax
00:16:24.980 to find me anybody
00:16:26.400 in leadership
00:16:27.220 in Israel
00:16:28.560 who thinks it was true
00:16:30.520 under the theory
00:16:32.420 that if Israel
00:16:33.880 doesn't think
00:16:34.740 that the president
00:16:35.800 was praising
00:16:36.740 these people
00:16:37.320 who are anti-Semitic,
00:16:38.740 if Israel didn't see it,
00:16:41.180 they've got pretty,
00:16:42.440 pretty good filters
00:16:43.560 on this stuff.
00:16:44.860 I don't think
00:16:45.820 they'd let it go.
00:16:46.720 At the very least,
00:16:48.940 they would have said,
00:16:49.840 hey, could you clarify this?
00:16:51.680 We're worried
00:16:52.600 that you were supporting them.
00:16:54.340 Anything like that?
00:16:56.180 Anything like that?
00:16:57.180 No.
00:16:58.240 Because Israel
00:16:59.100 is not taken in
00:17:00.580 by the fake news
00:17:01.680 that so many of us are.
00:17:05.500 So,
00:17:06.260 watching a black man
00:17:08.660 who had tremendous,
00:17:11.000 just star power,
00:17:12.420 really impressive,
00:17:13.120 to watch him
00:17:15.060 light up the screen
00:17:16.280 and to some extent,
00:17:17.580 not quite a
00:17:18.140 President Trump level,
00:17:19.760 but come into your life,
00:17:21.740 you know,
00:17:22.040 he leaves the screen as well.
00:17:24.400 To see him debunk that
00:17:25.560 was useful,
00:17:27.180 but what happened?
00:17:27.980 The fake news
00:17:28.620 immediately fact-checked him.
00:17:30.660 They fact-checked him
00:17:31.700 incorrectly
00:17:32.660 and said,
00:17:33.880 no, he got that wrong.
00:17:36.060 There's just nothing
00:17:36.940 you can do
00:17:37.660 if the fake news
00:17:39.960 has a news silo,
00:17:42.160 which they do,
00:17:43.660 and nobody gets
00:17:44.400 outside of that
00:17:45.080 so they don't see
00:17:45.740 the other argument.
00:17:46.760 They can just fact-check it.
00:17:48.600 So, CNN
00:17:49.140 ran much
00:17:51.500 or most of the
00:17:52.500 RNC convention
00:17:53.860 on their network.
00:17:55.840 So,
00:17:56.280 if you're wondering
00:17:57.740 why the polls
00:17:58.560 are moving,
00:18:00.080 let me just put this idea
00:18:01.320 in your head
00:18:01.900 and you're going to laugh
00:18:03.280 that you haven't seen
00:18:04.880 somebody say this yet.
00:18:06.060 Unless you have.
00:18:06.760 Maybe somebody said this.
00:18:07.860 I haven't seen it.
00:18:09.080 Think about this.
00:18:09.960 CNN
00:18:11.480 carrying
00:18:12.280 the Republican convention
00:18:14.620 was the first time
00:18:17.100 a lot of CNN viewers
00:18:20.580 had seen
00:18:21.380 actual news,
00:18:23.340 meaning the other
00:18:24.340 side of the story.
00:18:25.600 They've seen
00:18:26.220 a version of the,
00:18:27.380 you know,
00:18:27.640 filtered through
00:18:28.200 the fake news
00:18:29.120 messaging,
00:18:31.700 but they've never seen,
00:18:33.120 they've never even heard
00:18:34.000 the other argument.
00:18:35.500 They've never seen
00:18:36.600 a picture of Republicans
00:18:37.840 looking like
00:18:39.060 they have empathy.
00:18:40.460 I don't think people
00:18:41.360 knew there were
00:18:41.840 black Republicans.
00:18:43.180 I mean,
00:18:43.620 of course they knew
00:18:44.420 on some level,
00:18:45.400 but I don't think
00:18:46.060 that they knew
00:18:46.540 that there were
00:18:47.020 black Republicans
00:18:47.920 who are so powerful
00:18:51.300 that, you know,
00:18:52.720 we're talking about them
00:18:53.560 as the next president.
00:18:55.200 You know,
00:18:55.740 if you were,
00:18:56.460 if you were a Democrat
00:18:58.060 who had only watched
00:18:59.000 the fake news
00:18:59.960 and you'd never seen
00:19:00.740 any Republican messaging,
00:19:02.480 counter-messaging,
00:19:04.240 you know,
00:19:04.700 any of the strengths,
00:19:05.980 if you'd never seen
00:19:06.740 any of that,
00:19:08.040 what did you think
00:19:08.960 when Tim Scott
00:19:09.800 got up there
00:19:10.420 and gave his,
00:19:11.800 you know,
00:19:12.460 incredible speech?
00:19:13.960 Did you say to yourself,
00:19:15.140 who's he?
00:19:16.940 Probably.
00:19:18.200 You probably said,
00:19:19.220 who's he?
00:19:19.660 I didn't know
00:19:20.080 there were any
00:19:20.500 black Republicans.
00:19:21.420 and when,
00:19:22.580 you know,
00:19:23.280 Jack,
00:19:23.660 when Jack Brewster,
00:19:26.380 Brewer,
00:19:26.940 I'm sorry,
00:19:27.780 Jack Brewer
00:19:28.600 was talking last night,
00:19:30.320 how many people
00:19:31.420 said,
00:19:32.780 wait a minute,
00:19:33.620 why is a black guy
00:19:34.960 saying that
00:19:36.360 the fine people
00:19:37.340 thing was a hoax?
00:19:40.760 Do you think
00:19:41.440 it at least
00:19:42.260 caused some curiosity
00:19:44.580 in people saying,
00:19:46.260 hmm,
00:19:47.400 wonder why that would happen?
00:19:48.640 Because it would be
00:19:49.720 a strange thing
00:19:50.620 for him to claim
00:19:51.560 in public
00:19:52.020 if it could be
00:19:52.740 so easily
00:19:53.460 disproven
00:19:55.000 by just looking
00:19:55.800 at the transcript.
00:19:57.080 Of course,
00:19:57.760 if you do look
00:19:58.420 at the transcript,
00:19:59.260 you'll see
00:19:59.580 he's completely right.
00:20:01.500 Most people
00:20:02.120 only see the first part
00:20:03.220 that's misleading,
00:20:04.080 they don't read
00:20:04.480 the second part
00:20:05.040 of the transcript
00:20:05.580 that clarifies.
00:20:07.640 Anyway,
00:20:09.800 CNN made the mistake
00:20:11.820 of accidentally
00:20:12.820 allowing their people
00:20:14.460 to see Republican messaging
00:20:16.240 for the first time.
00:20:17.200 what should be
00:20:18.800 the predictable
00:20:19.720 outcome of that?
00:20:21.600 The predictable
00:20:22.560 outcome of that
00:20:23.940 should be
00:20:24.920 a little bit
00:20:26.480 of movement
00:20:26.840 on the poll.
00:20:27.960 It should be.
00:20:30.040 Now,
00:20:30.560 I don't know
00:20:30.960 that it works
00:20:31.480 the other way
00:20:32.100 because Fox News
00:20:33.340 can cover
00:20:33.960 the Democratic
00:20:35.620 Convention
00:20:36.200 and almost everything
00:20:38.140 that conservatives
00:20:39.240 hear
00:20:39.840 from the Democrats
00:20:42.800 is things
00:20:43.660 that they already know.
00:20:45.140 Now,
00:20:45.360 they may know
00:20:45.860 it's false
00:20:46.420 or they may know
00:20:47.080 it's true,
00:20:47.660 but they know
00:20:48.240 the story
00:20:48.760 and they know
00:20:49.540 the counter to it
00:20:50.800 if there is one.
00:20:52.040 So,
00:20:52.620 you should expect
00:20:53.660 that if both networks
00:20:55.040 carry both conventions
00:20:57.200 that one would get
00:20:58.700 a significant bump
00:21:00.260 in the polls
00:21:00.940 and one would not
00:21:02.360 because one is giving
00:21:04.120 no new information
00:21:05.140 to the public
00:21:06.740 and one is giving
00:21:07.860 a lot of new information
00:21:09.080 to the public
00:21:09.660 like a whole different world
00:21:12.040 you didn't think
00:21:12.740 was there.
00:21:13.360 It's like,
00:21:13.840 uh,
00:21:14.620 really?
00:21:16.240 Seriously?
00:21:17.220 Are you telling me
00:21:18.140 that President Trump
00:21:19.240 did all of these things
00:21:20.440 that are conspicuously
00:21:21.680 designed to be good
00:21:23.120 for the black voters
00:21:24.280 in this country?
00:21:25.760 Did they know that?
00:21:27.600 Well,
00:21:28.000 they know it now
00:21:28.680 if they watch
00:21:29.640 the convention
00:21:30.320 so it should make
00:21:31.100 a difference.
00:21:33.060 I thought it was
00:21:34.120 very interesting
00:21:34.940 and very smart
00:21:36.060 that Trump tweeted
00:21:37.720 a thank you
00:21:38.560 to CNN
00:21:39.240 for carrying
00:21:40.640 most of the
00:21:41.640 RNC
00:21:43.020 and there was
00:21:44.680 no joke in it.
00:21:46.560 I'm just,
00:21:47.080 just sort of
00:21:48.360 hold this in your head.
00:21:50.540 Trump tweeted
00:21:51.700 a thank you
00:21:52.820 to CNN
00:21:54.320 with no joke.
00:21:57.780 It was,
00:21:58.600 you know,
00:21:59.260 obviously he was doing it
00:22:00.380 for persuasion purposes
00:22:01.760 because,
00:22:03.280 you know,
00:22:03.580 I've told you
00:22:04.480 that one of the most
00:22:05.040 powerful persuasion
00:22:06.060 things you can do
00:22:06.900 is if somebody
00:22:08.300 is your critic,
00:22:09.400 you go as hard
00:22:10.400 as you can
00:22:10.900 against them
00:22:11.880 while they're
00:22:12.420 being a critic.
00:22:13.520 But the moment
00:22:14.460 they say something
00:22:15.400 that's not critical,
00:22:17.040 you should go
00:22:17.640 just as hard
00:22:18.540 in the other direction
00:22:19.380 to praise them
00:22:20.120 and thank them
00:22:21.560 and call it out
00:22:23.540 as good behavior.
00:22:25.120 That's good persuasion.
00:22:27.100 Trump does that
00:22:28.000 better than anybody.
00:22:30.740 And there's nobody
00:22:31.520 in the public sphere
00:22:32.840 who has ever done
00:22:34.240 that specific trick
00:22:35.720 of persuasion
00:22:36.520 as perfectly
00:22:38.400 as he does.
00:22:39.640 He will try
00:22:40.740 to bury you
00:22:41.700 if you're a critic,
00:22:43.080 but the moment
00:22:43.900 you're on his side,
00:22:45.740 it doesn't matter
00:22:46.240 what you do.
00:22:47.660 Right?
00:22:48.200 It doesn't matter
00:22:48.820 if you're Q,
00:22:50.580 it doesn't matter
00:22:51.520 what you are.
00:22:52.460 If you're on his side,
00:22:54.480 thank you.
00:22:55.440 I'm glad
00:22:55.840 you support America.
00:22:57.760 So that is
00:22:58.600 good persuasion.
00:22:59.660 It's, you know,
00:23:00.640 obviously persuasion,
00:23:01.900 but it's good persuasion.
00:23:03.240 So we learned
00:23:06.400 a bit about
00:23:08.860 the shooter
00:23:11.440 in Kenosha.
00:23:13.000 So as you know,
00:23:14.600 the 17-year-old
00:23:15.920 with the AR
00:23:16.900 shot and killed
00:23:19.380 two white people
00:23:20.480 and injured a third.
00:23:22.820 Again,
00:23:23.640 it's important
00:23:24.520 that they're all white,
00:23:26.000 the shooter
00:23:26.620 and the people
00:23:28.240 who got shot.
00:23:29.680 It shouldn't be important,
00:23:31.920 but it's 2020
00:23:33.060 so I have to
00:23:34.120 throw that in there.
00:23:35.160 That makes,
00:23:36.740 it's just disgusting
00:23:38.280 that mentioning
00:23:39.740 people's ethnicity
00:23:40.820 in a news story
00:23:41.920 should matter.
00:23:43.760 But it does.
00:23:44.800 It does in this case.
00:23:46.600 And so here's
00:23:48.320 what we know
00:23:48.740 about them.
00:23:49.320 This is Andy Ngo.
00:23:50.840 If you're not
00:23:51.280 following him,
00:23:52.020 his last name
00:23:52.680 is spelled N-G-O.
00:23:56.000 He's got
00:23:56.720 pretty much
00:23:57.440 all of the
00:23:58.060 useful information
00:24:00.740 about these
00:24:01.940 protests
00:24:03.600 and what
00:24:05.200 comes out of them.
00:24:06.540 And he reported
00:24:07.580 this morning
00:24:08.120 that one of them
00:24:09.460 was a 36-year-old.
00:24:10.920 He's the first one
00:24:11.720 who shot
00:24:12.220 and the video
00:24:13.920 shows him
00:24:14.520 chasing after
00:24:15.320 the shooter
00:24:15.840 and throwing
00:24:16.400 something at him.
00:24:17.340 In other words,
00:24:18.760 attacking him
00:24:19.600 with the risk
00:24:20.560 of grievous
00:24:21.720 bodily harm.
00:24:23.620 And if he got
00:24:24.760 shot for that,
00:24:26.160 and of course
00:24:26.580 we're still in fog
00:24:27.440 of war,
00:24:27.960 but that's
00:24:28.340 what it looks
00:24:29.080 like.
00:24:29.760 That was
00:24:30.120 self-defense.
00:24:31.840 Turns out
00:24:32.500 that the guy
00:24:32.960 he shot
00:24:33.320 was also,
00:24:34.460 coincidentally,
00:24:35.200 a registered
00:24:35.940 sex offender
00:24:36.880 for a sex
00:24:38.240 crime involving
00:24:39.300 a minor.
00:24:42.120 That's good
00:24:42.820 context to know,
00:24:43.800 isn't it?
00:24:45.120 How about
00:24:45.820 the next one?
00:24:46.740 The other one
00:24:47.320 was 26
00:24:48.780 and he was
00:24:49.600 shot.
00:24:51.260 And he was
00:24:51.960 filmed
00:24:52.960 chasing down
00:24:53.900 the teen
00:24:54.980 who did the
00:24:55.460 shooting
00:24:55.740 and hitting
00:24:56.700 that teen
00:24:57.320 when he
00:24:57.780 was on
00:24:58.100 the ground
00:24:58.640 with a
00:24:59.280 skateboard.
00:25:01.080 Now,
00:25:01.640 that was,
00:25:02.460 again,
00:25:03.140 risk of,
00:25:04.040 not risk of,
00:25:04.900 but grievous
00:25:05.560 bodily harm.
00:25:06.360 He actually
00:25:06.920 hit him.
00:25:08.100 And then
00:25:08.740 the teen
00:25:09.360 shot him
00:25:09.800 dead.
00:25:10.980 The person
00:25:12.100 who got
00:25:12.440 shot dead
00:25:13.060 has a
00:25:13.720 criminal
00:25:14.080 history
00:25:14.540 that includes
00:25:15.960 charges of
00:25:16.800 battery and
00:25:17.520 repeat
00:25:18.120 domestic
00:25:18.880 abuse.
00:25:20.780 So,
00:25:21.120 so far,
00:25:22.340 the kid
00:25:23.760 with a gun
00:25:24.320 shot a
00:25:24.940 registered
00:25:25.420 sex
00:25:25.840 offender
00:25:26.240 and
00:25:27.640 somebody
00:25:28.120 with
00:25:28.560 repeat
00:25:29.160 domestic
00:25:30.060 abuse
00:25:30.660 allegations.
00:25:32.160 Doesn't
00:25:32.700 mean they
00:25:32.980 were guilty.
00:25:34.260 They're
00:25:34.420 allegations.
00:25:36.060 The third
00:25:36.820 person who
00:25:37.280 was shot,
00:25:37.760 this one
00:25:38.180 survived,
00:25:39.080 he was
00:25:39.320 26,
00:25:40.260 and he's
00:25:40.820 a member
00:25:41.120 of the
00:25:41.440 People's
00:25:41.860 Revolution
00:25:42.400 Movement.
00:25:44.040 He was
00:25:44.580 photographed
00:25:44.900 with a
00:25:45.440 gun in
00:25:45.780 his hand.
00:25:46.520 I don't
00:25:46.760 know if
00:25:47.100 that was
00:25:47.720 real,
00:25:48.040 but it
00:25:48.200 looked like
00:25:48.540 it.
00:25:49.760 He was
00:25:50.220 filmed
00:25:50.460 chasing
00:25:50.840 after a
00:25:51.340 teen
00:25:51.620 with
00:25:52.220 a
00:25:52.400 pistol.
00:25:54.460 And he
00:25:55.940 was shot
00:25:56.300 at close
00:25:56.720 range in
00:25:57.280 the upper
00:25:57.620 arm.
00:25:58.580 Turns out
00:25:59.040 he also
00:25:59.620 has a
00:26:00.040 criminal
00:26:00.420 record
00:26:00.920 that
00:26:01.440 includes
00:26:01.880 being
00:26:02.160 intoxicated
00:26:03.040 and
00:26:03.380 armed
00:26:03.700 with a
00:26:04.100 gun.
00:26:05.780 So,
00:26:06.900 I said
00:26:08.280 quite
00:26:08.800 clearly
00:26:09.200 that I
00:26:10.840 don't
00:26:11.000 have,
00:26:11.860 I don't
00:26:12.340 care about
00:26:12.780 them.
00:26:13.660 I don't
00:26:14.300 care about
00:26:14.840 any of
00:26:15.300 the white
00:26:16.040 men,
00:26:16.900 because
00:26:17.320 again,
00:26:17.780 it's
00:26:17.980 20-20,
00:26:19.220 so in
00:26:19.540 order to
00:26:19.900 make a
00:26:20.600 statement
00:26:21.000 about
00:26:21.340 anything,
00:26:22.300 you've
00:26:22.580 got to
00:26:22.840 specify
00:26:23.360 their
00:26:23.800 ethnicity
00:26:24.580 and their
00:26:25.460 race.
00:26:26.460 So I
00:26:26.960 will.
00:26:27.380 Those are
00:26:27.720 the rules.
00:26:28.840 I don't
00:26:29.480 care about
00:26:29.840 those white
00:26:30.300 guys.
00:26:33.540 Somebody
00:26:34.020 said the
00:26:34.480 third guy
00:26:34.920 is unarmed.
00:26:36.160 I was
00:26:36.620 going to
00:26:36.860 make that
00:26:37.240 joke,
00:26:37.640 but it
00:26:37.860 sounded a
00:26:38.400 little too
00:26:38.880 cruel.
00:26:39.840 But I
00:26:40.160 don't mind
00:26:40.540 mentioning
00:26:40.920 it when
00:26:41.460 you did.
00:26:45.080 I don't
00:26:45.760 care about
00:26:46.240 them.
00:26:47.280 And let
00:26:47.660 me say
00:26:47.920 it as
00:26:48.160 directly
00:26:48.540 as
00:26:48.760 possible.
00:26:49.340 Their
00:26:49.540 lives
00:26:50.120 don't
00:26:50.520 matter
00:26:50.820 to
00:26:51.040 me.
00:26:52.520 Their
00:26:52.880 lives
00:26:53.400 don't
00:26:53.780 matter
00:26:54.140 because
00:26:54.720 they
00:26:54.920 made
00:26:55.180 choices
00:26:55.620 that
00:26:56.080 made
00:26:56.320 them
00:26:57.020 worthy
00:26:58.900 of
00:26:59.100 being
00:26:59.240 shot.
00:27:00.720 And it
00:27:01.580 wouldn't
00:27:01.720 matter
00:27:01.920 who it
00:27:02.680 was.
00:27:03.260 It
00:27:03.400 doesn't
00:27:03.580 matter
00:27:03.780 that
00:27:04.000 they're
00:27:04.180 white
00:27:04.520 men or
00:27:04.940 men or
00:27:05.380 women or
00:27:06.080 anything.
00:27:07.120 If they
00:27:07.720 made
00:27:08.000 choices
00:27:08.460 that
00:27:10.060 earned
00:27:10.800 them
00:27:11.220 getting
00:27:11.840 shot,
00:27:12.640 and that
00:27:12.860 looks like
00:27:13.700 what happened
00:27:14.220 as far as
00:27:14.800 we know.
00:27:15.320 I mean,
00:27:15.520 it could
00:27:15.740 change if
00:27:16.280 we learn
00:27:16.560 something else.
00:27:17.660 But if
00:27:18.100 they
00:27:18.220 made
00:27:18.420 those
00:27:18.640 choices,
00:27:19.120 I don't
00:27:19.300 care about
00:27:19.660 them.
00:27:20.420 I don't
00:27:20.680 care about
00:27:21.060 them at
00:27:21.340 all.
00:27:22.000 To me,
00:27:22.580 their lives
00:27:23.120 don't
00:27:23.500 matter.
00:27:24.980 Now,
00:27:25.580 I will
00:27:26.020 also extend
00:27:26.900 this concept
00:27:27.800 to anyone,
00:27:29.960 no matter
00:27:30.520 their race
00:27:31.180 or ethnicity
00:27:31.800 or gender
00:27:32.480 or age
00:27:33.220 or religion,
00:27:34.400 to anyone
00:27:35.320 who resists
00:27:36.220 arrest
00:27:37.600 and gets
00:27:39.040 shot,
00:27:39.840 even
00:27:41.120 even if
00:27:41.380 even if
00:27:41.400 the police
00:27:41.980 acted
00:27:42.820 inappropriately,
00:27:44.600 I don't
00:27:44.900 care about
00:27:45.340 them.
00:27:46.380 Their lives
00:27:47.060 literally
00:27:47.540 don't matter
00:27:48.060 to me.
00:27:49.220 Now,
00:27:49.600 it's hard
00:27:50.260 to say
00:27:50.540 that in
00:27:50.840 public.
00:27:51.600 And again,
00:27:52.060 I'm not
00:27:52.360 talking about
00:27:52.820 black lives
00:27:53.480 or white
00:27:53.960 lives or
00:27:54.620 blue lives
00:27:55.340 or any
00:27:55.620 other
00:27:55.860 specific
00:27:56.980 person.
00:27:58.240 Anybody
00:27:58.660 who makes
00:27:59.160 the choice
00:27:59.600 to resist
00:28:00.160 arrest
00:28:00.720 doesn't
00:28:01.940 matter to
00:28:02.440 me at
00:28:03.560 that point.
00:28:03.980 I totally
00:28:04.480 care about
00:28:04.980 their families
00:28:05.680 because there's
00:28:06.620 a lot of
00:28:06.980 pain that's
00:28:07.440 left behind.
00:28:08.080 That's bad.
00:28:09.020 I care about
00:28:09.580 anybody who
00:28:10.900 gets mistakenly
00:28:13.060 blamed for
00:28:13.600 something because
00:28:14.460 they get caught
00:28:15.180 up in the
00:28:15.600 political moment
00:28:16.420 of 2020.
00:28:17.640 I feel bad
00:28:18.180 for them.
00:28:19.820 And certainly
00:28:20.540 if anybody
00:28:21.040 made a mistake
00:28:21.920 or could have
00:28:22.860 done something
00:28:23.460 better,
00:28:24.000 that needs
00:28:24.540 to be addressed.
00:28:26.000 I'm not giving
00:28:26.800 police some
00:28:27.440 kind of a
00:28:27.840 pass to
00:28:28.420 shoo people.
00:28:29.580 They need
00:28:30.180 to do it
00:28:30.620 right.
00:28:31.340 And if there's
00:28:31.760 any way we
00:28:32.660 could do it
00:28:33.100 more right,
00:28:33.980 I'm all
00:28:34.740 for it.
00:28:35.680 I just
00:28:36.340 think that
00:28:37.200 as a
00:28:37.740 principle,
00:28:38.840 if you
00:28:39.260 allow people
00:28:40.080 to resist
00:28:41.760 arrest without
00:28:43.000 consequence,
00:28:44.480 and without
00:28:44.900 serious consequence,
00:28:46.240 including death,
00:28:47.340 if you allow
00:28:48.260 that to be
00:28:48.820 your new
00:28:49.280 standard,
00:28:50.100 that resisting
00:28:50.840 arrest can
00:28:52.360 be okay,
00:28:53.760 you have
00:28:54.580 created the
00:28:55.500 situation that
00:28:56.320 will destroy
00:28:57.080 civilization
00:28:57.820 itself.
00:28:59.180 Because
00:28:59.660 unfortunately
00:29:00.260 nobody's
00:29:00.920 figured out
00:29:01.420 how to
00:29:01.760 have a
00:29:02.440 civilization
00:29:03.120 without
00:29:04.840 some kind
00:29:05.480 of law
00:29:05.780 enforcement,
00:29:06.760 and you
00:29:06.980 can't have
00:29:07.300 law enforcement
00:29:07.960 if people
00:29:08.640 are allowed
00:29:09.480 to walk
00:29:10.400 away from
00:29:10.920 the arrest,
00:29:11.860 or if they're
00:29:12.540 allowed to
00:29:13.100 go pick up
00:29:13.760 a weapon
00:29:14.200 during the
00:29:15.360 middle of
00:29:15.720 an arrest.
00:29:16.680 Can you
00:29:17.240 let somebody
00:29:17.740 go into
00:29:18.480 their car
00:29:18.980 and pick
00:29:19.560 up their
00:29:19.920 weapon
00:29:20.280 while the
00:29:21.760 arrest is
00:29:22.200 in progress?
00:29:23.480 I don't
00:29:24.100 think so.
00:29:24.940 And let me
00:29:25.380 say as
00:29:25.720 clearly as
00:29:26.180 possible,
00:29:26.620 I don't
00:29:26.860 care about
00:29:27.260 that guy
00:29:27.700 who got
00:29:28.060 shot reaching
00:29:28.880 for his
00:29:29.340 knife.
00:29:30.060 I don't
00:29:30.340 care about
00:29:30.700 him.
00:29:30.860 I really
00:29:31.660 don't.
00:29:32.760 And it
00:29:33.280 has nothing
00:29:33.620 to do
00:29:33.860 with being
00:29:34.180 black or
00:29:34.780 being white.
00:29:35.520 It has
00:29:35.820 nothing to
00:29:36.400 do with
00:29:36.640 that.
00:29:37.700 He made
00:29:38.420 choices that
00:29:40.320 if he got
00:29:41.080 his way and
00:29:42.900 his supporters
00:29:43.680 got their
00:29:44.500 way,
00:29:45.660 resisting
00:29:46.120 arrest would
00:29:46.880 be, as a
00:29:48.440 de facto
00:29:48.960 kind of
00:29:49.740 real-world
00:29:51.220 case,
00:29:52.160 resisting
00:29:52.740 arrest would
00:29:53.260 be legalized
00:29:54.140 effectively if
00:29:55.840 you could do
00:29:56.260 it without
00:29:56.540 consequence.
00:29:58.160 And I'd
00:30:00.200 say in
00:30:00.580 that case,
00:30:01.640 I just
00:30:02.040 don't care
00:30:02.460 about him.
00:30:03.340 So I
00:30:04.740 couldn't say
00:30:05.260 that until
00:30:05.880 there were
00:30:06.460 some serious
00:30:07.780 white people
00:30:08.460 who got
00:30:08.860 killed that
00:30:10.000 I could say
00:30:10.440 I don't care
00:30:10.980 about too,
00:30:11.600 because otherwise
00:30:12.040 it gets
00:30:12.480 misconstrued.
00:30:14.520 But there
00:30:15.260 it was.
00:30:16.000 All right.
00:30:16.940 Now, I've
00:30:18.080 been joking
00:30:19.400 slash not
00:30:20.400 joking about
00:30:21.080 Biden's
00:30:21.720 satanic
00:30:22.440 influences,
00:30:23.540 meaning that
00:30:24.100 there are a
00:30:24.480 lot of
00:30:24.980 satanic
00:30:25.620 coincidences.
00:30:27.040 about Joe
00:30:28.200 Biden,
00:30:29.280 that he
00:30:29.860 lives
00:30:30.220 underground
00:30:30.760 like Satan,
00:30:32.080 that Lucifer's
00:30:33.660 name is
00:30:34.200 bringer of
00:30:34.740 light,
00:30:35.360 and that's
00:30:35.920 literally what
00:30:36.620 Biden announced
00:30:37.680 he would do.
00:30:38.300 He would
00:30:38.540 bring light.
00:30:40.120 There's the
00:30:40.740 fact that
00:30:41.460 Kamala
00:30:42.180 Harris,
00:30:43.560 both are
00:30:44.180 six letters,
00:30:45.460 Kamala
00:30:45.740 six,
00:30:46.360 Harris
00:30:46.600 six,
00:30:47.600 president of
00:30:48.280 or vice
00:30:48.900 president of
00:30:49.400 the United
00:30:49.680 States is
00:30:50.280 six,
00:30:51.260 so he's
00:30:51.600 got the
00:30:51.940 six,
00:30:52.240 six,
00:30:52.480 six thing
00:30:52.980 going for
00:30:53.460 his vice
00:30:53.880 president.
00:30:54.300 But this
00:30:58.060 one,
00:30:58.540 this little
00:30:58.980 bit sort
00:31:00.740 of tells
00:31:01.620 it to
00:31:01.880 you all.
00:31:02.860 So one
00:31:03.600 of my
00:31:04.220 trolls or
00:31:06.200 my critics
00:31:06.780 online has
00:31:08.160 been posting
00:31:08.880 a picture of
00:31:09.500 my deceased
00:31:10.240 stepson who
00:31:11.740 died of a
00:31:12.660 fentanyl
00:31:13.300 overdose in
00:31:14.980 2018 as
00:31:16.960 a comment
00:31:17.980 no matter
00:31:18.540 what I'm
00:31:19.020 commenting on.
00:31:19.740 and then
00:31:21.000 he says
00:31:21.700 it's my
00:31:22.100 fault that
00:31:22.940 my stepson
00:31:24.860 died.
00:31:26.160 Now,
00:31:26.860 I accept
00:31:28.840 that that's
00:31:29.340 true.
00:31:30.780 I would
00:31:31.140 never argue
00:31:31.620 with that
00:31:31.960 in the
00:31:32.360 sense that
00:31:33.020 was there
00:31:33.920 anything I
00:31:34.700 could have
00:31:35.040 done in
00:31:35.380 hindsight that
00:31:36.620 would have
00:31:36.940 prevented it?
00:31:37.560 And the
00:31:37.740 answer is
00:31:38.100 always yes.
00:31:39.180 If you
00:31:39.640 have someone
00:31:40.040 in your
00:31:40.260 family who
00:31:40.720 commits
00:31:40.960 suicide,
00:31:42.460 yeah,
00:31:42.820 there was
00:31:43.160 something you
00:31:43.680 could do.
00:31:44.160 You could
00:31:44.420 have been
00:31:44.720 in the
00:31:46.040 room all
00:31:46.460 the time.
00:31:47.580 You could
00:31:48.020 have tried
00:31:48.580 harder or
00:31:49.140 whatever.
00:31:49.740 So it's
00:31:50.340 not like I
00:31:50.960 disagree with
00:31:51.760 the point
00:31:52.300 that anybody
00:31:54.220 who has a
00:31:54.900 loss in the
00:31:55.380 family, they
00:31:56.420 could have
00:31:56.840 done something
00:31:57.360 different, but
00:31:58.520 it's the real
00:31:59.100 world.
00:32:00.180 People don't
00:32:01.060 know until
00:32:02.220 hindsight makes
00:32:03.160 us all smart
00:32:03.940 how much they
00:32:05.320 could have
00:32:05.640 done or
00:32:05.980 should have
00:32:06.300 done under
00:32:07.020 the circumstances.
00:32:08.280 But I don't
00:32:08.860 disagree with
00:32:09.360 the point that
00:32:10.280 somebody could
00:32:10.800 have done
00:32:11.040 more and
00:32:12.060 that somebody
00:32:12.780 in this case
00:32:13.400 was me.
00:32:14.540 But when
00:32:15.600 you see the
00:32:16.280 degree of
00:32:17.960 evil that it
00:32:19.620 takes for
00:32:20.120 this person
00:32:20.660 to do
00:32:21.040 that, and
00:32:21.500 it's repeated,
00:32:22.140 it's not
00:32:22.460 once.
00:32:23.220 It's somebody
00:32:23.760 who I
00:32:24.200 block them,
00:32:24.820 they create
00:32:25.240 a new
00:32:25.520 troll account,
00:32:26.300 they do it
00:32:26.700 on the
00:32:26.940 next comment,
00:32:27.700 etc.
00:32:29.660 But that
00:32:30.440 feels closer
00:32:32.280 to satanic.
00:32:33.900 I'm not a
00:32:34.660 believer, but
00:32:35.360 just in terms
00:32:36.060 of categorizing
00:32:36.820 it, it
00:32:37.340 feels closer
00:32:37.960 to satanic
00:32:38.900 than it
00:32:40.000 does to
00:32:40.720 somebody who's
00:32:42.120 just a
00:32:42.480 troll.
00:32:43.940 But I'll
00:32:45.340 leave that
00:32:45.660 to you.
00:32:47.540 The RNC
00:32:49.760 last night
00:32:50.300 made, and
00:32:51.180 for the
00:32:51.680 last three
00:32:52.020 days, they've
00:32:52.920 made a
00:32:53.320 number of
00:32:54.140 positive
00:32:54.680 comments about
00:32:55.480 school choice.
00:32:57.380 But I
00:32:58.400 think that
00:32:58.900 they have
00:32:59.280 failed in
00:32:59.860 their messaging.
00:33:01.240 So even
00:33:01.600 though the
00:33:01.980 Republicans have
00:33:02.760 fairly consistently
00:33:03.640 said, hey,
00:33:04.280 school choice
00:33:05.020 will help
00:33:06.460 you, there's
00:33:07.720 a part they
00:33:08.940 leave out
00:33:09.600 that makes
00:33:10.920 their preference
00:33:12.520 for school
00:33:13.120 choice inert.
00:33:16.340 In other
00:33:16.740 words, it's
00:33:17.300 the most
00:33:17.620 powerful thing
00:33:18.920 or could
00:33:19.780 be.
00:33:20.260 It should
00:33:20.660 be the
00:33:20.920 most powerful
00:33:21.640 thing that
00:33:22.120 they say.
00:33:23.220 But the
00:33:23.600 way they
00:33:24.000 say it
00:33:24.400 turns it
00:33:24.860 from potentially
00:33:25.760 the most
00:33:26.160 powerful thing
00:33:27.000 they could
00:33:27.320 say to
00:33:28.360 absolutely
00:33:28.760 nothing.
00:33:30.320 And here's
00:33:30.800 the problem.
00:33:32.100 When you
00:33:32.560 simply say
00:33:33.240 this, it's
00:33:33.840 not enough.
00:33:34.560 And this
00:33:34.840 is what they
00:33:35.280 do.
00:33:35.940 They say, we
00:33:36.560 want more
00:33:37.060 school choice
00:33:38.000 because, you
00:33:39.740 know, competition
00:33:40.340 is good and
00:33:41.460 then, you
00:33:42.300 know, parents
00:33:43.940 can raise their
00:33:44.600 children and
00:33:45.400 the way
00:33:46.260 they want.
00:33:47.080 It's freedom.
00:33:48.940 It's right.
00:33:50.400 They say that
00:33:51.000 sort of thing.
00:33:52.160 That has no
00:33:53.880 persuasive power
00:33:55.260 except to
00:33:56.500 Republicans,
00:33:57.360 which is not
00:33:58.760 good enough if
00:33:59.460 you're running
00:33:59.780 for election.
00:34:00.980 What they
00:34:01.780 should say,
00:34:03.020 and they're
00:34:03.460 leaving out,
00:34:04.240 and it must
00:34:04.720 be intentional,
00:34:05.940 is that the
00:34:06.500 cause of not
00:34:07.640 being able to
00:34:08.300 have this
00:34:09.120 freedom of
00:34:10.080 education, if
00:34:10.920 you will, is
00:34:11.980 the teachers'
00:34:12.440 unions,
00:34:12.880 specifically the
00:34:14.520 teachers'
00:34:15.020 unions.
00:34:15.760 If you
00:34:16.580 unpair those
00:34:17.820 two ideas,
00:34:19.300 and then you
00:34:19.920 unpair it from
00:34:20.940 systemic racism,
00:34:22.660 you've lost all
00:34:23.860 your persuasive
00:34:24.920 juice.
00:34:26.940 All right?
00:34:27.500 The way to make
00:34:28.220 it persuasive is
00:34:29.380 to say,
00:34:30.380 systemic racism,
00:34:32.260 the biggest
00:34:32.920 cause of it,
00:34:33.800 and it's real,
00:34:35.320 if you're still
00:34:35.960 arguing that
00:34:36.600 systemic racism
00:34:37.600 doesn't exist,
00:34:39.300 because you're
00:34:39.840 a Republican and
00:34:40.820 you don't want
00:34:41.420 it to exist,
00:34:42.580 it's a losing
00:34:43.740 argument.
00:34:45.360 And the reason
00:34:46.060 it's a losing
00:34:46.600 argument is,
00:34:47.460 A, it totally
00:34:48.240 exists.
00:34:49.520 It may not be
00:34:50.320 in the form and
00:34:51.200 type that other
00:34:51.880 people are talking
00:34:52.580 about it, but
00:34:53.680 obviously it
00:34:54.440 exists.
00:34:55.720 Any system
00:34:56.660 will be optimized
00:34:58.240 for some types
00:34:59.600 of people,
00:35:00.600 and sub-optimized
00:35:01.960 for other types.
00:35:03.480 Doesn't mean
00:35:04.120 anybody did it
00:35:04.960 intentionally.
00:35:06.200 Doesn't mean
00:35:06.760 it's anybody's
00:35:07.440 fault, per se.
00:35:08.560 way, but
00:35:09.680 it is something
00:35:10.280 that needs to
00:35:10.840 be addressed.
00:35:12.040 And certainly
00:35:12.460 there is a
00:35:13.180 ripple from
00:35:13.980 slavery and
00:35:15.060 other effects
00:35:15.820 that clearly
00:35:17.340 have an effect.
00:35:19.160 But I would
00:35:19.900 say that the
00:35:20.680 biggest lever
00:35:22.280 for fixing
00:35:23.320 that, and I
00:35:24.500 think everybody
00:35:24.980 would like to
00:35:25.540 fix it, if it's
00:35:26.300 fixable, in the
00:35:27.880 sense of giving
00:35:28.460 everybody a fair
00:35:29.220 shot, because
00:35:30.300 anything you fix
00:35:31.120 for the black
00:35:31.600 community, as
00:35:33.900 is often said,
00:35:34.780 and it's one of
00:35:35.240 the strongest
00:35:35.660 points, is going
00:35:37.060 to help everybody.
00:35:38.560 It's going to
00:35:39.060 help everybody.
00:35:40.120 There is no
00:35:41.120 way to give
00:35:42.700 the black
00:35:43.160 community a
00:35:44.500 boost that
00:35:46.160 doesn't help
00:35:46.780 everybody, unless
00:35:47.620 you're just
00:35:48.040 transferring money,
00:35:49.000 which is sort
00:35:49.700 of the dumb
00:35:50.360 way to do
00:35:50.820 it.
00:35:51.520 But if you
00:35:52.100 were to state
00:35:54.960 quite accurately
00:35:55.780 that the
00:35:57.020 teachers'
00:35:57.760 unions are
00:35:58.880 the primary
00:35:59.520 cause of
00:36:00.380 locking the
00:36:01.240 black community
00:36:01.980 into the
00:36:03.260 lower socioeconomic
00:36:05.180 grouping, that's
00:36:06.720 just true.
00:36:07.280 that's
00:36:08.320 demonstrably
00:36:09.180 obviously
00:36:09.860 observably
00:36:10.940 true.
00:36:11.760 They're doing
00:36:12.420 literally that
00:36:13.500 by being the
00:36:15.100 strongest force.
00:36:16.100 They're a huge
00:36:16.640 political force, and
00:36:18.020 the reason they're a
00:36:18.580 big political force is
00:36:19.540 there are so many
00:36:20.100 teachers.
00:36:21.340 Lots of teachers
00:36:22.180 means lots of
00:36:23.460 money from
00:36:24.120 dues.
00:36:25.140 Lots of money
00:36:25.840 from dues means
00:36:26.840 you can do things
00:36:27.680 beyond what the
00:36:29.420 school is doing at
00:36:30.400 the moment, beyond
00:36:31.380 the negotiating for
00:36:32.320 the teachers.
00:36:32.780 teachers, you
00:36:33.380 can use that
00:36:33.960 money, a lot
00:36:34.760 of it, to
00:36:35.660 influence politics,
00:36:36.980 and they do.
00:36:38.140 And they have so
00:36:38.920 much money, because
00:36:39.800 there are so many
00:36:40.400 teachers, that they
00:36:42.000 can actually determine
00:36:43.000 local politicians who
00:36:46.500 get selected, and
00:36:47.760 then they can just
00:36:48.460 cement their power,
00:36:50.420 and they can lock
00:36:52.220 in systemic racism,
00:36:55.080 and school choice
00:36:59.400 is the primary
00:37:00.500 way that anybody's
00:37:02.260 ever thought of.
00:37:03.100 If somebody comes
00:37:03.820 up with a better
00:37:04.500 idea, I'm open to
00:37:05.980 that.
00:37:06.840 But in terms of
00:37:07.720 ideas that people
00:37:08.760 actually have, like
00:37:10.600 real suggestions
00:37:11.560 that are actually
00:37:12.900 something you could
00:37:13.700 do something about,
00:37:15.560 getting rid of the
00:37:16.560 power of the
00:37:17.340 teachers' unions and
00:37:19.240 moving more towards
00:37:20.460 school choice is
00:37:21.480 the thing, the
00:37:23.100 number one thing,
00:37:24.220 that the black
00:37:25.340 community needs
00:37:26.280 to get a fair
00:37:28.680 shake, because
00:37:29.860 they're not.
00:37:31.000 Anybody who says
00:37:31.920 that you're getting
00:37:33.460 a fair shake
00:37:34.580 when you're black,
00:37:36.480 especially if you're
00:37:37.160 living in some
00:37:37.840 urban place that's
00:37:39.740 not so good,
00:37:41.140 anybody who thinks
00:37:41.880 that they're getting
00:37:42.280 a fair shake, you're
00:37:44.180 not paying attention.
00:37:45.940 Because not only are
00:37:46.980 they not getting a
00:37:47.840 fair shake, but
00:37:48.540 anybody who's in the
00:37:49.460 same socioeconomic
00:37:50.680 group, also not
00:37:52.660 getting a fair shake.
00:37:54.220 And it's because
00:37:57.140 of the teachers'
00:37:57.700 unions.
00:37:58.280 So when the
00:37:59.120 Republicans leave
00:37:59.880 that out, they
00:38:00.720 also guarantee
00:38:01.580 that their message
00:38:02.520 is weak.
00:38:03.840 I don't know why
00:38:04.440 they do it, honestly.
00:38:08.480 All right.
00:38:10.920 So here's what
00:38:12.720 else.
00:38:13.780 I would say,
00:38:14.760 also, that
00:38:16.820 nobody succeeds
00:38:18.000 without a good
00:38:18.720 strategy.
00:38:19.340 would you agree
00:38:21.540 that the
00:38:22.380 Asian Americans
00:38:24.100 have a good
00:38:25.300 strategy as a
00:38:27.020 group?
00:38:27.640 Again, when you
00:38:29.000 talk about a
00:38:29.540 group, you're not
00:38:30.300 talking about every
00:38:31.160 single person in the
00:38:32.160 group.
00:38:33.200 I'm hoping you're
00:38:34.120 adult enough to
00:38:34.840 know that.
00:38:36.120 But isn't it
00:38:37.460 true that the
00:38:38.800 Asian American
00:38:39.420 community has a
00:38:41.560 strategy, which is
00:38:42.500 stay out of
00:38:43.500 trouble, legal
00:38:45.200 trouble especially,
00:38:46.080 stay out of
00:38:46.480 trouble, and
00:38:47.820 emphasize education?
00:38:49.340 Right?
00:38:51.680 And it seems to
00:38:52.640 work, because
00:38:53.620 they've done
00:38:54.580 unusually well.
00:38:56.660 Would you say
00:38:57.540 that wealthy
00:38:59.080 white people
00:39:00.500 also have a
00:39:01.460 strategy that
00:39:02.740 works?
00:39:03.120 Well, of course,
00:39:03.600 they have an
00:39:03.920 advantage if
00:39:04.540 they're coming
00:39:04.880 from wealth, but
00:39:05.960 they also hear
00:39:06.780 good strategies
00:39:07.680 just by being
00:39:08.580 around it.
00:39:09.920 They can observe
00:39:10.740 what works and
00:39:11.640 what doesn't,
00:39:12.460 because they're
00:39:13.140 around success.
00:39:14.700 If you've never
00:39:15.620 been around
00:39:16.480 success, you
00:39:18.340 kind of don't
00:39:18.920 know what it
00:39:19.320 looks like.
00:39:20.760 It has to be
00:39:21.400 personal.
00:39:21.920 You have to
00:39:22.220 know somebody
00:39:22.940 who is
00:39:23.220 successful.
00:39:24.120 It's not
00:39:24.500 really good to
00:39:25.080 just watch
00:39:25.520 them on TV or
00:39:26.300 read a book
00:39:26.740 about a
00:39:27.100 successful person.
00:39:28.320 If you've
00:39:28.900 not met
00:39:29.560 one, it's
00:39:31.120 a real
00:39:31.580 disadvantage.
00:39:32.620 I mean, a
00:39:33.080 serious
00:39:33.580 disadvantage.
00:39:35.200 And I've
00:39:36.380 often said that
00:39:37.040 one of the
00:39:37.540 biggest strategic
00:39:38.860 mistakes, and
00:39:39.620 it's just one
00:39:40.420 of them, is
00:39:41.480 if you're
00:39:41.920 idolizing
00:39:42.660 criminals, if
00:39:47.480 they are your
00:39:48.020 heroes, literally
00:39:48.900 criminals, and
00:39:50.520 you're de-emphasizing
00:39:51.800 people who are
00:39:52.540 doing it right
00:39:53.320 and succeeding,
00:39:54.860 then you can't
00:39:55.920 really succeed.
00:39:57.280 I don't know
00:39:58.240 that there's a
00:39:59.100 culture who has
00:40:00.100 ever idolized
00:40:02.440 or put most of
00:40:04.140 their, let's say,
00:40:05.740 identity into a
00:40:08.120 criminal element
00:40:09.180 that has succeeded.
00:40:11.460 Now, you see
00:40:12.500 this in two
00:40:13.040 ways, and I
00:40:14.020 get this from
00:40:14.940 leaders in the
00:40:16.820 black community
00:40:17.460 telling me this,
00:40:18.200 right?
00:40:18.660 So the next
00:40:19.320 thing I say is
00:40:20.140 not my white
00:40:20.860 guy interpretation
00:40:21.760 of anything,
00:40:22.900 because, again,
00:40:23.860 it's always a
00:40:24.780 mistake to think
00:40:25.580 you can put
00:40:26.840 yourself in
00:40:27.400 somebody else's
00:40:28.080 head if they
00:40:29.020 have a really
00:40:29.420 different situation.
00:40:31.040 But black
00:40:32.020 leaders will
00:40:32.680 tell you that
00:40:34.160 one of the
00:40:34.640 problems is that
00:40:36.200 if you're black
00:40:37.500 and young,
00:40:38.220 especially if you
00:40:38.900 don't have a
00:40:39.300 father who is
00:40:40.380 doing well,
00:40:41.460 that they're
00:40:42.580 looking for
00:40:43.020 role models,
00:40:43.700 and the people
00:40:44.220 who are doing
00:40:44.720 the best in a
00:40:46.060 bad situation
00:40:46.800 might be drug
00:40:48.260 dealers.
00:40:49.340 So if the only
00:40:50.340 people who seem
00:40:51.260 to be living some
00:40:52.200 kind of a high
00:40:52.940 quality life are
00:40:54.960 literally criminals,
00:40:56.740 that's a bad
00:40:58.360 strategy.
00:41:00.160 You know, you
00:41:00.500 need to replace
00:41:01.480 that role model
00:41:04.080 mental situation
00:41:05.920 with some other
00:41:06.780 kind of positive
00:41:07.460 role model,
00:41:08.060 or you just
00:41:08.420 can't.
00:41:09.200 There's nothing
00:41:09.720 that can be
00:41:10.200 fixed if you
00:41:11.320 don't get
00:41:11.660 that first.
00:41:12.740 That's sort
00:41:13.180 of like
00:41:13.420 starting place,
00:41:14.500 right?
00:41:15.160 Now you see
00:41:15.900 this also
00:41:16.420 with the
00:41:16.940 police shooting
00:41:17.840 stuff,
00:41:19.160 and I hope
00:41:20.340 I modeled
00:41:20.940 this correctly.
00:41:22.600 It is a
00:41:23.440 good strategy
00:41:24.300 when you see
00:41:25.680 three scumbags
00:41:28.000 of your own
00:41:28.880 ethnicity
00:41:29.500 getting waxed
00:41:31.240 by a guy
00:41:31.840 with a gun,
00:41:32.860 which is
00:41:33.360 basically what
00:41:34.000 happened in
00:41:34.540 Kenosha,
00:41:35.580 that you should
00:41:36.120 call the three
00:41:36.920 who got waxed
00:41:37.960 as bad people.
00:41:39.220 I don't
00:41:40.620 make them
00:41:41.060 my role
00:41:41.620 models.
00:41:42.300 I don't
00:41:42.720 make them
00:41:43.140 my cause.
00:41:44.680 I say,
00:41:45.780 screw them.
00:41:46.440 I don't care
00:41:46.900 about them.
00:41:47.980 But,
00:41:48.680 if somebody
00:41:49.580 does something
00:41:50.260 awesome,
00:41:51.300 I'm going to
00:41:52.040 call that out.
00:41:53.380 I'm going to
00:41:53.880 call that out,
00:41:54.520 and I'm going
00:41:54.860 to make them
00:41:55.360 my hero.
00:41:56.740 So,
00:41:57.660 you know,
00:41:58.060 when I see
00:41:58.500 Jack Brewer,
00:41:59.460 who not only
00:42:00.620 was spectacular
00:42:01.460 as a personality,
00:42:03.980 as charisma,
00:42:05.000 as a communicator,
00:42:06.360 I mean,
00:42:06.640 really,
00:42:07.140 really good,
00:42:07.620 but apparently
00:42:08.860 his life
00:42:11.760 lives up
00:42:12.660 to that same
00:42:13.280 standard.
00:42:14.340 So,
00:42:14.540 what I call
00:42:15.040 him now
00:42:15.300 as a role
00:42:15.800 model,
00:42:16.900 I feel like
00:42:17.640 that's a good
00:42:18.120 strategy.
00:42:19.300 It doesn't
00:42:19.660 matter what
00:42:20.220 ethnicity he
00:42:20.960 is.
00:42:21.440 He's my
00:42:21.880 role model
00:42:22.340 because he
00:42:23.500 works hard.
00:42:24.200 I would say
00:42:24.660 the same
00:42:25.040 thing about
00:42:25.520 Kanye.
00:42:27.440 One of the
00:42:28.340 greatest parts
00:42:29.740 about Kanye
00:42:30.520 is unstated.
00:42:33.140 This is the
00:42:33.740 thing nobody
00:42:34.260 talks about,
00:42:35.480 but it should
00:42:36.120 be the most
00:42:36.580 important thing
00:42:37.200 about Kanye.
00:42:38.760 He knows
00:42:39.480 how to
00:42:39.800 succeed.
00:42:41.200 He works
00:42:41.720 hard,
00:42:42.740 stays out
00:42:43.340 of jail,
00:42:44.520 takes the
00:42:45.380 right kind
00:42:45.820 of risks,
00:42:46.940 learns what
00:42:47.620 he needs
00:42:47.960 to,
00:42:48.260 builds his
00:42:48.740 talent stack,
00:42:50.120 has a
00:42:50.780 rock-solid
00:42:52.440 strategy for
00:42:53.780 life.
00:42:54.660 I mean,
00:42:55.180 really solid
00:42:56.140 strategy.
00:42:56.720 You can see
00:42:57.260 it in everything
00:42:57.760 he does.
00:42:58.740 He makes
00:42:59.200 the right
00:42:59.600 kind of
00:42:59.980 risks.
00:43:01.240 When he
00:43:01.900 does things
00:43:02.420 that are
00:43:02.660 provocative,
00:43:03.440 he makes
00:43:03.780 that work
00:43:04.320 for him.
00:43:04.760 It makes
00:43:05.180 his voice
00:43:06.780 more important.
00:43:08.500 You see him
00:43:09.040 succeed in
00:43:09.940 three different
00:43:10.500 fields at
00:43:11.120 this point,
00:43:11.720 because I
00:43:11.980 would say
00:43:12.300 that his
00:43:12.740 spiritual stuff
00:43:14.880 he's doing
00:43:15.200 now is
00:43:15.600 hugely
00:43:15.880 successful.
00:43:17.100 So he's
00:43:17.720 hugely
00:43:18.160 successful in
00:43:19.100 music,
00:43:19.880 producing,
00:43:21.660 performing,
00:43:22.540 those are
00:43:22.980 pretty different,
00:43:24.640 hugely
00:43:25.440 successful in
00:43:26.680 fashion,
00:43:27.920 and now
00:43:28.320 hugely
00:43:28.760 successful as
00:43:30.460 a spiritual
00:43:31.120 leader in
00:43:32.480 this country.
00:43:33.420 So look
00:43:33.820 at Kanye.
00:43:35.060 And what
00:43:36.760 do we say
00:43:37.240 when Kanye
00:43:38.320 is in the
00:43:38.700 news?
00:43:38.980 What do we
00:43:39.280 talk about?
00:43:40.140 He gets
00:43:40.520 mocked.
00:43:41.580 He gets
00:43:42.220 mocked for
00:43:42.860 that one
00:43:43.560 thing he
00:43:43.940 said that
00:43:44.320 you didn't
00:43:44.640 like,
00:43:45.260 or that
00:43:46.240 one time
00:43:47.200 Taylor Swift
00:43:48.560 was winning
00:43:50.180 an award,
00:43:51.140 or they
00:43:52.180 mock him
00:43:52.720 for, I
00:43:53.760 don't know,
00:43:54.260 liking Trump.
00:43:56.440 As long
00:43:57.200 as you're
00:43:57.520 mocking your
00:43:58.320 good role
00:43:59.000 models,
00:43:59.420 and you're
00:44:00.860 making heroes
00:44:02.400 out of
00:44:02.860 your
00:44:02.980 literally
00:44:03.420 criminals,
00:44:04.340 or people
00:44:04.860 who weren't
00:44:05.240 resisting
00:44:05.720 arrest,
00:44:06.480 and again,
00:44:07.680 don't take
00:44:08.300 this generalization
00:44:09.480 to apply to
00:44:10.400 every situation.
00:44:12.180 I'm not
00:44:12.660 saying that
00:44:13.260 police made
00:44:14.040 all the
00:44:14.380 right decisions,
00:44:15.660 I'm not
00:44:16.020 saying that
00:44:16.620 all of the
00:44:17.960 shootings were
00:44:18.700 justified or
00:44:19.580 good,
00:44:19.880 nothing like
00:44:20.320 that.
00:44:21.060 Police
00:44:21.400 clearly make
00:44:22.360 mistakes
00:44:22.900 because they're
00:44:24.120 human.
00:44:25.520 If your
00:44:26.240 police didn't
00:44:26.780 make any
00:44:27.180 mistakes,
00:44:27.840 it would
00:44:28.240 mean we're
00:44:28.620 already taken
00:44:29.220 over by
00:44:29.700 AI and
00:44:30.300 the robots,
00:44:32.080 and even
00:44:32.360 they would
00:44:32.680 make mistakes.
00:44:34.200 have a
00:44:36.800 better strategy
00:44:37.520 is what I'm
00:44:37.980 saying.
00:44:38.980 All right,
00:44:39.260 so I finally
00:44:39.760 figured out,
00:44:40.540 and this is
00:44:43.240 because Anderson
00:44:44.080 Cooper said
00:44:44.760 last night to
00:44:46.380 his group
00:44:47.360 shot of
00:44:48.900 gas,
00:44:49.960 he said that
00:44:50.620 the president
00:44:51.180 suggested drinking
00:44:52.600 bleach for
00:44:54.700 the coronavirus.
00:44:55.440 virus.
00:44:56.760 If you're
00:44:57.320 listening to
00:44:57.800 this,
00:44:58.220 don't drink
00:44:58.660 bleach for
00:44:59.340 anything.
00:45:00.580 It'll kill
00:45:01.040 you.
00:45:02.820 And Anderson
00:45:03.720 Cooper said
00:45:04.300 that,
00:45:04.760 and he had
00:45:06.020 at least one
00:45:06.820 conservative,
00:45:07.980 I think two
00:45:08.780 conservative,
00:45:10.080 voices on the
00:45:10.980 screen at the
00:45:11.480 same time,
00:45:11.980 which is law
00:45:12.440 actually.
00:45:14.720 And so I'll
00:45:15.260 give them credit
00:45:15.800 for that.
00:45:16.280 They had two
00:45:17.240 Trump-friendly
00:45:18.920 people on the
00:45:20.360 screen with
00:45:21.060 two others,
00:45:22.020 which I give
00:45:23.340 them credit
00:45:23.700 for that.
00:45:24.760 So taking
00:45:25.960 President Trump's,
00:45:29.180 let's take him
00:45:29.860 as a role model
00:45:30.600 in this,
00:45:31.440 when CNN does
00:45:32.420 bad things,
00:45:33.120 I will viciously
00:45:34.100 attack them
00:45:34.640 because I think
00:45:35.200 it's really bad
00:45:35.820 for the country,
00:45:36.600 the fake news.
00:45:37.580 But when they
00:45:39.480 do something
00:45:39.960 that's clearly
00:45:40.580 a good thing,
00:45:42.640 Anderson
00:45:43.040 Cooper had
00:45:43.740 two,
00:45:44.620 not just one,
00:45:45.760 because you'll
00:45:46.160 often see just
00:45:46.760 one,
00:45:47.900 he had two
00:45:48.640 pro-conservative
00:45:51.060 voices on
00:45:51.760 with two
00:45:52.640 on the other
00:45:53.260 side,
00:45:53.800 and I thought
00:45:54.340 that was
00:45:54.660 reasonable.
00:45:55.640 So I'm going
00:45:56.180 to call that
00:45:56.700 out as a
00:45:57.240 compliment.
00:45:59.620 So Anderson
00:46:00.420 Cooper states
00:46:02.440 this fake
00:46:05.100 news that
00:46:06.600 the president
00:46:07.400 suggested drinking
00:46:08.180 bleach,
00:46:08.800 and both of
00:46:09.760 the conservatives
00:46:11.020 just went,
00:46:11.760 no,
00:46:12.480 no,
00:46:13.400 no,
00:46:14.360 you know,
00:46:15.540 they just
00:46:15.860 made this
00:46:16.940 noise like,
00:46:17.580 I can't believe
00:46:18.100 it.
00:46:18.640 And then here's
00:46:19.340 the amazing
00:46:19.840 part.
00:46:20.200 I always
00:46:21.560 wonder,
00:46:22.820 do the
00:46:23.180 people who
00:46:23.780 are pushing
00:46:24.320 the fake
00:46:24.800 news,
00:46:25.360 how aware
00:46:26.400 of it are
00:46:26.980 they?
00:46:28.020 Don't you
00:46:28.440 wonder that?
00:46:29.340 Are they
00:46:29.660 doing it
00:46:30.120 completely
00:46:30.720 intentionally?
00:46:32.320 Or are
00:46:32.900 they actually
00:46:33.620 not sure
00:46:34.220 what the
00:46:34.600 real news
00:46:35.060 is?
00:46:36.100 And Anderson
00:46:36.760 Cooper,
00:46:37.660 in my
00:46:38.580 opinion,
00:46:39.160 again,
00:46:39.460 there's an
00:46:39.820 interpretation
00:46:40.300 that's coming,
00:46:41.700 but in the
00:46:42.340 way he dealt
00:46:43.000 with their
00:46:43.400 objections,
00:46:44.900 he was
00:46:45.280 saying,
00:46:45.760 well,
00:46:46.080 you didn't
00:46:46.560 see that?
00:46:47.000 Are you
00:46:47.160 telling me
00:46:47.400 that didn't
00:46:47.760 happen?
00:46:48.060 And they're
00:46:48.840 like,
00:46:49.140 like it
00:46:51.240 didn't
00:46:51.420 happen.
00:46:52.060 He's like,
00:46:52.880 seriously,
00:46:53.480 you're telling
00:46:53.960 me that
00:46:54.440 didn't
00:46:54.700 happen?
00:46:55.980 And the
00:46:56.580 genuine
00:46:57.660 way he
00:46:58.580 responded to
00:46:59.780 that indicated
00:47:01.900 to me,
00:47:02.380 and it could
00:47:02.640 be wrong,
00:47:03.200 but it
00:47:03.440 indicated that
00:47:04.780 he thought it
00:47:05.380 really happened.
00:47:06.940 And I
00:47:07.160 thought,
00:47:07.620 my God,
00:47:08.820 my God,
00:47:10.140 he thinks that
00:47:11.060 actually happened.
00:47:12.460 And so I
00:47:12.960 had to go back
00:47:13.580 and look at
00:47:14.180 what the
00:47:14.500 president said
00:47:15.360 to figure
00:47:16.440 out how
00:47:16.840 somebody who
00:47:17.380 does news
00:47:17.960 for a living
00:47:18.700 could believe
00:47:20.260 that actually
00:47:20.920 happened.
00:47:21.920 And I
00:47:22.380 figured out
00:47:22.820 how they
00:47:23.420 did the
00:47:23.780 trick,
00:47:24.240 and it's
00:47:24.500 the way
00:47:24.780 they did,
00:47:26.500 there are
00:47:27.040 at least
00:47:27.280 four other
00:47:28.040 hoaxes that
00:47:29.820 fall into
00:47:30.480 the same
00:47:30.940 category.
00:47:31.860 All you
00:47:32.340 have to do
00:47:32.860 is edit
00:47:33.980 the video
00:47:34.580 so you're
00:47:35.360 taking out
00:47:35.820 a clarifier.
00:47:37.040 You just
00:47:37.680 remove the
00:47:38.200 clarifier if
00:47:38.940 it comes
00:47:39.320 before or
00:47:40.160 after the
00:47:40.660 statement.
00:47:41.480 So they
00:47:41.840 did the
00:47:42.140 same trick
00:47:42.600 with the
00:47:43.120 find people
00:47:43.780 hoax.
00:47:44.160 they edited
00:47:45.020 out the
00:47:45.360 part where
00:47:46.460 Trump says
00:47:47.240 I'm not
00:47:47.580 talking about
00:47:48.100 the white
00:47:49.100 nationalists
00:47:49.620 and neo-Nazis
00:47:50.360 they should
00:47:50.700 be condemned
00:47:51.240 completely.
00:47:52.420 If you
00:47:52.620 take that
00:47:53.060 out,
00:47:54.060 it does
00:47:54.660 look like
00:47:55.240 he was
00:47:55.680 praising
00:47:56.240 the racists,
00:47:58.300 which is
00:47:58.700 why he
00:48:00.400 clarified.
00:48:01.920 They just
00:48:02.640 take the
00:48:03.020 clarification
00:48:03.460 out.
00:48:04.820 And even
00:48:05.300 he was
00:48:05.680 aware that
00:48:06.340 it could
00:48:06.620 be
00:48:06.820 misunderstood,
00:48:08.140 and so
00:48:08.760 he clarified.
00:48:10.580 And then
00:48:10.860 they just
00:48:11.180 added out
00:48:11.620 the
00:48:11.780 clarification.
00:48:13.200 But they
00:48:13.720 did the
00:48:14.040 same trick
00:48:14.600 for the
00:48:15.160 overfeeding
00:48:16.760 the Japanese
00:48:17.580 koi fish.
00:48:19.080 All they
00:48:19.420 do is
00:48:19.720 lop off
00:48:20.340 the part
00:48:20.800 where his
00:48:22.240 host,
00:48:23.900 Shinzo
00:48:24.500 Abe,
00:48:25.160 if I
00:48:25.420 pronounce it
00:48:25.900 right,
00:48:26.600 did the
00:48:27.180 same thing
00:48:27.660 by dumping
00:48:28.200 the rest
00:48:28.960 of the
00:48:29.240 food in
00:48:29.580 there.
00:48:30.000 So Trump
00:48:30.500 was just
00:48:30.860 doing what
00:48:31.260 he did.
00:48:32.240 But if
00:48:32.660 you don't
00:48:32.920 see that
00:48:33.300 context,
00:48:34.020 it looks
00:48:34.300 like Trump
00:48:34.920 is just
00:48:35.200 being a
00:48:35.560 jerk and
00:48:36.020 throwing
00:48:36.300 all the
00:48:36.660 food in
00:48:36.980 there.
00:48:38.720 And then
00:48:39.320 the George
00:48:39.800 Floyd case
00:48:40.400 is slightly
00:48:41.240 different,
00:48:41.940 but it's
00:48:42.280 instructive.
00:48:43.040 video can't
00:48:45.140 tell you
00:48:45.680 that George
00:48:46.480 Floyd had
00:48:47.100 a fentanyl
00:48:47.800 overdose in
00:48:48.580 him and
00:48:49.320 it was
00:48:49.640 going to
00:48:49.900 kill him
00:48:50.240 no matter
00:48:50.660 what.
00:48:51.760 Video
00:48:52.160 doesn't
00:48:52.500 show that.
00:48:53.580 So if
00:48:53.840 you show
00:48:54.160 a video
00:48:54.540 that can't
00:48:55.340 show the
00:48:56.280 central variable
00:48:57.500 that mattered,
00:48:58.740 which was
00:48:59.120 was he going
00:49:00.140 to die
00:49:00.440 anyway and
00:49:01.020 is that why
00:49:01.420 he couldn't
00:49:01.780 breathe,
00:49:02.580 turns out
00:49:03.140 that's the
00:49:03.520 case.
00:49:04.360 So that
00:49:04.780 video is
00:49:05.360 fake somewhat
00:49:07.960 accidentally.
00:49:08.900 It's sort
00:49:09.360 of organically
00:49:10.200 fake because
00:49:11.100 it can't
00:49:11.720 show you
00:49:12.180 the inside
00:49:13.400 of anybody's
00:49:14.120 chemistry.
00:49:15.060 Video
00:49:15.320 doesn't do
00:49:15.800 that.
00:49:17.380 So you
00:49:17.940 believe with
00:49:18.420 your own
00:49:18.720 eye is what
00:49:19.160 you saw,
00:49:19.700 but of course
00:49:20.180 you're fooled
00:49:20.780 because the
00:49:21.540 video is
00:49:22.240 misleading.
00:49:23.020 But here's
00:49:23.440 how they
00:49:23.720 did the
00:49:24.260 drinking
00:49:25.200 disinfectant
00:49:26.360 and or
00:49:26.900 that morphed
00:49:28.360 into drinking
00:49:29.040 bleach.
00:49:30.440 And I
00:49:31.040 looked at
00:49:31.380 it again
00:49:31.820 and I
00:49:32.340 played a
00:49:33.080 few videos
00:49:33.800 and I
00:49:34.540 was like
00:49:34.880 holy cow,
00:49:36.620 they did
00:49:37.100 it again.
00:49:37.580 So here's
00:49:38.780 what they
00:49:39.280 do to
00:49:41.080 pull off
00:49:41.880 that trick.
00:49:43.500 So prior
00:49:45.080 to Trump
00:49:46.120 mentioning
00:49:46.880 the injecting
00:49:48.980 disinfectant,
00:49:50.320 the immediate
00:49:51.260 conversation
00:49:51.960 before that
00:49:52.680 was light
00:49:53.520 used as
00:49:54.880 a disinfectant.
00:49:56.340 Now if you
00:49:56.940 take out the
00:49:57.500 context that
00:49:58.720 was light
00:49:59.620 as a
00:50:00.340 disinfectant,
00:50:01.440 initially talking
00:50:02.420 about outside
00:50:03.160 the body,
00:50:04.280 it was Trump
00:50:04.980 who talked
00:50:05.420 about moving
00:50:06.040 that idea
00:50:06.680 inside the
00:50:07.420 body,
00:50:08.180 if you
00:50:09.020 take out
00:50:09.340 the first
00:50:09.660 part of
00:50:09.920 the concept,
00:50:10.800 you're
00:50:11.260 confused.
00:50:12.240 Then,
00:50:12.900 to make
00:50:13.300 matters worse,
00:50:14.800 later Trump
00:50:15.620 uses the
00:50:16.220 word disinfectant.
00:50:19.060 They also
00:50:20.140 cut off
00:50:20.800 the end
00:50:21.640 where he
00:50:22.520 brought it
00:50:22.960 back to
00:50:23.420 light to
00:50:24.600 clarify that
00:50:26.040 he was
00:50:26.320 talking about
00:50:26.860 light.
00:50:27.520 So they
00:50:28.100 take out
00:50:28.500 the first
00:50:29.000 part where
00:50:29.680 the context
00:50:30.380 is light
00:50:30.940 as a
00:50:31.420 disinfectant,
00:50:32.280 using
00:50:32.580 specifically
00:50:33.300 the word
00:50:33.740 disinfectant,
00:50:34.940 so that
00:50:35.720 when you
00:50:36.020 see
00:50:36.260 disinfectant
00:50:37.240 as a
00:50:38.280 word in
00:50:38.980 the part
00:50:39.760 that they
00:50:40.140 do show
00:50:40.680 you,
00:50:41.340 it's
00:50:41.500 on a
00:50:41.780 context.
00:50:42.900 Because now
00:50:43.280 you think
00:50:43.660 it's two
00:50:44.020 different
00:50:44.340 things,
00:50:44.900 and I
00:50:45.280 know that
00:50:45.620 that's
00:50:45.840 true,
00:50:46.480 because people
00:50:47.120 in the
00:50:47.360 comments
00:50:47.660 said,
00:50:47.920 hey,
00:50:48.660 I heard
00:50:49.100 it with
00:50:49.340 my own
00:50:49.700 ears,
00:50:50.040 I saw
00:50:50.380 it with
00:50:50.600 my own
00:50:50.920 eyes.
00:50:51.840 He said
00:50:52.440 disinfectant,
00:50:53.940 not light,
00:50:55.180 disinfectant.
00:50:56.520 If you
00:50:57.120 didn't know
00:50:57.560 the context,
00:50:58.380 you would
00:50:58.640 think those
00:50:59.120 were two
00:50:59.500 different
00:50:59.800 things.
00:51:00.820 If you
00:51:01.240 see that
00:51:02.480 he finishes
00:51:03.160 talking about
00:51:03.940 light,
00:51:04.320 and it's
00:51:05.400 introduced
00:51:06.000 talking about
00:51:06.800 light as
00:51:07.500 a
00:51:07.720 disinfectant,
00:51:08.920 you see
00:51:09.620 it differently.
00:51:11.020 Also,
00:51:11.620 if you
00:51:11.920 don't know
00:51:12.460 that in
00:51:13.220 the news
00:51:13.780 there was
00:51:14.380 a specific
00:51:16.180 high-tech
00:51:16.620 company that
00:51:17.240 was testing
00:51:17.880 literally
00:51:18.900 injecting in
00:51:20.220 a ventilator
00:51:20.960 light into
00:51:22.000 your trachea,
00:51:22.820 maybe into
00:51:23.320 your lungs,
00:51:23.860 if they can
00:51:24.220 figure out how
00:51:24.660 to do it,
00:51:25.340 as a
00:51:26.020 disinfectant,
00:51:26.700 if you
00:51:28.040 didn't know
00:51:28.420 that,
00:51:29.260 and the
00:51:29.660 fake news
00:51:30.140 will never
00:51:30.640 report that,
00:51:32.260 you would
00:51:33.220 not know
00:51:33.580 it was a
00:51:34.060 thing,
00:51:34.820 and therefore
00:51:35.140 that context
00:51:35.840 would be
00:51:36.160 missing.
00:51:37.300 So,
00:51:38.780 now,
00:51:39.600 of course,
00:51:41.280 this hoax
00:51:41.860 would be
00:51:42.200 debunked
00:51:43.700 if the
00:51:44.660 fake news
00:51:46.420 ever showed
00:51:47.240 you that
00:51:48.260 the same
00:51:49.540 week the
00:51:50.000 president
00:51:50.340 mentioned
00:51:50.920 this light
00:51:51.640 is a
00:51:51.940 disinfectant,
00:51:53.080 it was
00:51:53.540 in the
00:51:54.040 news.
00:51:55.040 And not
00:51:55.400 only was it
00:51:55.920 in the
00:51:56.180 news,
00:51:56.620 but some
00:51:57.860 of his
00:51:58.200 biggest
00:51:58.480 supporters
00:51:59.040 online were
00:52:00.000 tweeting about
00:52:00.620 it.
00:52:01.820 You know,
00:52:02.000 big blue
00:52:02.500 check pro-Trump
00:52:04.660 accounts were
00:52:05.560 tweeting about
00:52:06.220 this exact
00:52:06.900 thing.
00:52:07.900 So,
00:52:08.300 do you think
00:52:08.740 that Trump
00:52:09.240 notices or
00:52:10.860 his staff
00:52:11.380 notices and
00:52:12.100 brings it to
00:52:12.600 his attention
00:52:13.100 when there's
00:52:14.360 something important
00:52:15.140 that might be
00:52:16.320 optimistic,
00:52:17.120 might be good
00:52:17.640 news about
00:52:18.060 the coronavirus,
00:52:19.240 do you think
00:52:19.640 his staff
00:52:20.080 doesn't mention
00:52:20.680 that to him?
00:52:21.940 If his
00:52:22.980 supporters are
00:52:23.680 chatting about
00:52:24.360 it and it's
00:52:24.840 a real thing
00:52:25.440 and it's
00:52:25.780 in the
00:52:26.020 news,
00:52:27.100 of course,
00:52:28.040 of course,
00:52:29.340 of course they're
00:52:30.320 going to tell
00:52:30.660 him that there's
00:52:31.220 some potential
00:52:31.860 good news
00:52:32.480 brewing.
00:52:33.180 That's exactly
00:52:34.040 what he wants
00:52:34.640 to hear.
00:52:35.440 He needs to
00:52:35.940 hear the bad
00:52:36.380 news too,
00:52:37.300 but of course
00:52:38.440 he wants to
00:52:38.980 hear that
00:52:39.300 there's potential
00:52:39.980 good news.
00:52:41.060 Is there any
00:52:41.680 chance he didn't
00:52:42.340 hear that before
00:52:43.140 talking about it?
00:52:44.360 Well,
00:52:44.880 anything's possible,
00:52:46.440 but not much
00:52:47.140 chance given
00:52:47.900 that he spoke
00:52:48.580 to it specifically.
00:52:50.760 I mean,
00:52:51.020 it's pretty obvious
00:52:52.540 that's what he was
00:52:53.020 talking about.
00:52:53.480 So I remind
00:52:56.300 you that
00:52:56.840 video lies.
00:52:58.640 Nothing lies
00:52:59.300 as well as
00:53:00.040 video.
00:53:01.800 So if you say
00:53:02.540 to yourself,
00:53:03.600 anytime you
00:53:04.300 hear these
00:53:05.920 statements,
00:53:07.180 are you saying
00:53:07.860 that's false?
00:53:08.740 I saw it with
00:53:09.560 my own eyes.
00:53:10.580 Or are you
00:53:11.740 saying that's
00:53:12.260 false?
00:53:12.920 I heard it
00:53:13.860 with my own
00:53:14.400 ears.
00:53:15.020 Or I watched
00:53:16.580 him say it.
00:53:17.300 if you see
00:53:18.400 any of those
00:53:19.100 statements,
00:53:20.080 that's somebody
00:53:20.780 who saw
00:53:21.320 a fake
00:53:21.980 edited
00:53:22.980 video.
00:53:24.940 Because they
00:53:25.640 can't understand
00:53:26.500 how they saw
00:53:27.380 something with
00:53:28.120 their own
00:53:28.520 eyes.
00:53:29.760 And until
00:53:30.440 people are
00:53:31.440 sophisticated
00:53:32.280 enough to
00:53:33.680 know what
00:53:34.100 the fake
00:53:34.460 news is
00:53:34.920 doing,
00:53:35.800 because it
00:53:36.340 seems intentional
00:53:37.660 at this point,
00:53:38.900 until you reach
00:53:39.820 that level of
00:53:40.480 sophistication,
00:53:41.320 you're just
00:53:41.600 locked in your
00:53:42.240 little silo,
00:53:43.380 and you can't
00:53:44.000 get out.
00:53:44.420 Yes,
00:53:48.720 thank you for
00:53:49.640 noticing.
00:53:50.200 I am back
00:53:50.720 in my house,
00:53:51.360 and my house
00:53:52.140 is safe.
00:53:54.300 So I got
00:53:54.920 lucky because
00:53:55.540 I was within
00:53:57.100 walking distance
00:53:58.060 of the fire
00:53:58.940 evacuation zone.
00:54:00.400 I wasn't
00:54:01.060 walking distance
00:54:01.920 to the fire,
00:54:03.320 but the
00:54:03.640 evacuation zone
00:54:04.600 is ahead of
00:54:05.480 the fire.
00:54:06.680 So that got
00:54:07.800 as close as
00:54:08.480 it could get.
00:54:09.220 That was
00:54:09.480 pretty scary.
00:54:11.000 So I'm
00:54:12.980 glad that
00:54:13.380 worked out.
00:54:14.420 Yes,
00:54:18.800 so speaking
00:54:19.580 of spying,
00:54:21.200 I have a
00:54:21.920 guest tomorrow
00:54:23.000 on Periscope
00:54:24.080 if my
00:54:24.600 technology
00:54:25.200 works.
00:54:26.260 George
00:54:26.820 Papadopoulos
00:54:27.700 will be
00:54:28.300 joining me
00:54:28.880 live on
00:54:29.800 Periscope
00:54:30.340 tomorrow
00:54:31.220 morning,
00:54:31.800 usual time.
00:54:33.320 And he's
00:54:33.900 got a book
00:54:34.700 out,
00:54:34.940 we'll talk
00:54:35.260 about that,
00:54:36.340 but I
00:54:37.840 don't know
00:54:38.280 why.
00:54:38.920 It feels
00:54:39.340 to me,
00:54:40.600 see if you
00:54:41.500 have the same
00:54:41.920 feeling,
00:54:42.600 it feels to
00:54:43.280 me as
00:54:43.560 if George
00:54:44.560 Papadopoulos
00:54:45.460 isn't getting
00:54:46.160 enough attention
00:54:47.020 for how much
00:54:48.740 he knows
00:54:49.160 about this
00:54:49.620 story.
00:54:50.440 So I'm
00:54:51.040 going to
00:54:51.240 fix that
00:54:51.680 a little
00:54:51.900 bit,
00:54:52.480 because it
00:54:53.980 was reported
00:54:54.820 as fake
00:54:55.440 news that
00:54:57.060 there was
00:54:58.020 spying on
00:54:58.620 the Trump
00:54:58.940 campaign.
00:54:59.660 The fake
00:55:00.260 news still
00:55:00.780 reports that
00:55:01.380 like it
00:55:01.700 didn't happen.
00:55:03.100 And they
00:55:04.460 still report
00:55:05.040 it like they
00:55:05.520 had perfectly
00:55:06.100 good reasons
00:55:06.860 to be
00:55:08.440 looking into
00:55:08.980 stuff,
00:55:09.680 which is
00:55:10.380 amazing.
00:55:11.180 It's amazing
00:55:11.960 that there's
00:55:12.400 still people
00:55:12.860 who believe
00:55:13.280 that.
00:55:14.120 But maybe
00:55:14.660 George
00:55:14.980 Papadopoulos
00:55:15.740 will give
00:55:16.120 us a little
00:55:16.520 context,
00:55:17.920 and we'll
00:55:19.060 talk to him,
00:55:20.700 if the
00:55:21.160 technology
00:55:21.600 works.
00:55:22.800 I always
00:55:23.420 have a little
00:55:23.760 trouble taking
00:55:24.400 guests on
00:55:25.120 Periscope,
00:55:25.820 but we'll
00:55:26.320 push through
00:55:29.180 it.
00:55:29.560 All right,
00:55:29.840 that's all
00:55:30.120 for now.
00:55:31.020 I'll talk
00:55:31.500 to you
00:55:31.880 later.
00:55:33.180 Thank you.
00:55:39.440 Thank you.