Episode 1185 Scott Adams: How Biden Will Destroy the Democrat Party by 2024
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1 hour and 5 minutes
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Summary
Don't you need more laughs?Wouldn't your life be better if you could laugh your way through the South Park pandemic special? Well, if you're a South Park fan, then you're going to love this one.
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hey everybody come on in it's so good to see you it's the best part of my day every single time
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sublime all right a number of you said that my periscope live stream those of you watching on
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periscope did not get a notification on twitter yesterday i believe i have solved that problem
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so you should have gotten one today and i think the problem is that when my ipad reboots it
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disconnects twitter from periscope in other words they're separate apps owned by the same company
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but if they're not connected to each other uh twitter does not automatically send out a notification
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so they got they got unconnected during a system update on my ipad i reconnected them everything's
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good it wasn't suppression in case you wondered i have a entertainment recommendation for you
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you ready don't you need more laughs wouldn't your life be better if you could laugh your way through
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the pandemic well if you haven't already watched it and you're a south park fan i don't recommend this
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if you've never watched south park before and you might be offended by stuff
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so the following recommendation is with the caveat that if you know you like south park you're really
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going to like the pandemic special that they did so just google south park pandemic special i was
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crying i mean i was just crying watching that thing and the the great thing about south park there's a lot
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great things about it but the humor is you know sophomoric you know kind of just naughty humor and
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by all by all rights it should be not clever all right it should be just this ah you know i could have
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made that joke when i was 12 but it's clever as hell and when you add the the sophomoric humor
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to extraordinary cleverness i mean really first rate you know best in the world kind of cleverness
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that combination just never fits which is what makes it hilarious you know that the the artwork
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being so you know crude by design on top of the humor being so crude by design and then you add to it
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really really really intelligent writing and it's just it's a freaking masterpiece but you have to like
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south park to to enjoy it here's something else i've mentioned this before but i finished watching it
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what we do in the shadows i hope i got the right name for that it's about vampires now i've said before
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that humor is largely dead as an art form because our senses of humors are are so distorted by political
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correctness and everything else so one of the genius things that south park does is during the course of
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the show this this won't ruin it it'll you know this is not a spoiler they deal with the fact that doing a
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pandemic comedy during the middle of a pandemic when people are dying by the hundreds of thousands
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is clearly inappropriate right making jokes about the pandemic is clearly inappropriate and when you
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watch the way that south park deals with that head-on it's just it's just brilliant um but the other
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thing that you can enjoy during the pandemic and it's a very rare exception to the fact that nothing's
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funny anymore at least intentionally i've said before that scripted comedies are being replaced by the news
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because the news is hilarious and entertaining in a whole you know very rich way and when i watch the
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news i do it for the laughs and that's not a joke it's not i'm not saying that for a fact i actually do it
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for the laughs and it delivers but watch uh what we do in the shadows it's about vampires and it's
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really really clever here's another recommendation one of the great things about youtube is that you
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can uh it will make recommendations and then just keep playing the recommendations automatically if you
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set it up that way um one of the things that i've discovered and probably you've all already
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discovered it and i'm just the last one to know but if you watch a youtube about a personality
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it will it will automatically queue up other content about the same person and you can effectively
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create a mini series about somebody that you think is interesting and most of the comment
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most of the uh the content does not overlap so you can just listen to a whole bunch of shows about one
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person so i did that with paul mccartney and john lennon it was really entertaining because i'm interested
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in them you would pick you would pick the people that you would be interested in i did uh a few other
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people but uh most recently my favorite and here's my recommendation is uh norm mcdonald
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go to youtube and just look at any any video that features norm mcdonald and then youtube will do the
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rest it'll start recommending other norm mcdonald stuff so if you just put it on norm mcdonald you can
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listen all day long and it never gets less funny and it doesn't really repeat there's just a ton of
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content with norm mcdonald talking either you know on a talk show or his own show or people talking
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about him and even the interviews of people talking about him are freaking hilarious and here's here's
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the takeaway i didn't realize this until i saw a bunch of them all at the same time if you watch one
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clip of norm mcdonald you like it or not like it but you don't get the you don't get the big picture
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and the big picture is this i didn't quite realize it although i had a hint
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that norm mcdonald's humor is not like other people's humor in a variety of ways but the important
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way is that the joke is on the audience or if he's talking to somebody let's say on a talk show
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the joke is on the audience and the other guests and maybe the host and what he's doing is
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entertaining himself in front of you and once you realize that's what he's doing
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you'll just cry in laughter every time you see him do it if you see it individually and you pull up
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one clip here's what you might see you might see a joke that makes you think wait a minute
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is he a racist or something because the way you told that joke i mean it's not racist but it's
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it's close to it and if you hear one you think oh i'm a little worried about norm there maybe he's
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you know got some thoughts that are not so pleasant but then you watch a whole bunch of them and you
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realize that that's that's what he's doing he's making the listener uncomfortable because you're supposed
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to be thinking i don't know if i can laugh at that i think it's just a joke but i'm not positive
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and once you realize he's doing that to the audience and he's doing it to you and he's doing it to the
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other people he's talking to and you and you get in that vein where you realize what's going on
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it is freaking hilarious and i was just watching that yesterday and just crying so funny all right
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those are my recommendations for fun have you noticed that everything became about china
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now of course the coronavirus came from china probably the coronavirus changed the election
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result i think smart people will conclude that now it's not like one thing ever makes the election
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what it is you need lots of factors but one of the variables that everybody would agree is gigantic
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is that we had more mail-in ballots and there is some science to suggest the democrats are going to be
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more mail-in ballot centric and therefore would have an advantage that probably happened it's hard
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to tell but probably china determined who our president is think about that not necessarily intentionally
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but yeah i'm not i'm not going to buy the idea that china intentionally launched a pandemic i don't
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believe it was intentional i think they could have handled it better but so now our biggest issues in
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this country are all just china and what did we do in response to the fact that china destroyed our
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economy hopefully temporarily uh infected and killed you know quarter million americans
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and effect it affected our election again they weren't necessarily trying to do it a lot of you were
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thinking it was intentional but it would be a weird thing to do intentionally i guess you can't rule
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out anything but it feels pretty unlikely to me that it was intentional so i don't think you can convince
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me to that without more evidence but everything's about china and what did we do as a as a response to
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the fact that china basically is controlling both our political process our economy and our health care
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system and our trade right which is part of the economy but and what did we do when we found
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ourselves in a situation where china is totally the dog wagging us like a little tail we elected the most
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friendly china person which is kind of the opposite of maybe where we should have been which is maybe we
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should have china not affecting everything in this country maybe they should have less effect but
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instead it looks like they'll have more which is an odd way to go historically let me tell you the
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uh maybe the saddest thing that's going on here joe biden is not really a friend to black people
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but i think if you're black you can't you can't see it not because you're black it's not a racial comment
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but rather anybody who's in a political bubble it's really hard to get out of your bubble no matter
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who you are this this includes you includes everybody so everybody's in their bubble and i believe that
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once you get it in your head that there's an idea that's just true and let's say the idea in this
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example is that democrats are the party that are going to be best for the black population of this
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country so once you've accepted that that's true for decades whether it's true or not you're accepting
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it as true you really can't see counter evidence so confirmation bias by its nature will make it
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invisible to you if there's anything that would you know be fighting against your worldview let me give
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you an example of some of the things that biden uh says he will do and now imagine you're a black
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uh voter in this country so you just elected this guy and then he's telling you what he's going to do
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and he's not hiding it he's telling you directly i plan to do these things right away top priority
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stuff all right you're a black voter and he tells you top priority we're going to stop building the wall
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and loosen up on immigration all right so you're a black citizen in the country do you like that do you
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like that joe biden has decided that you're going to have a lot more competition for jobs
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because the immigration problem does hit the black population harder than other parts of the population
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because the competition for jobs at the at the lower end because unfortunately that's you know that's
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our situation so is that good for black voters did they want more competition for the jobs i would
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think they would want the opposite but biden is promising them and that and if he is uh takes the job
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if he ends up being the president he will give black people more competition for jobs
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okay how about the green new deal he promises to do that is that uh good if you're black
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nope nope it's the worst thing in the world if you're black is it good if you're rich and white it might
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be it might be if you're rich and white you can afford a little extra taxes and maybe you maybe you
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want to reduce the chance of climate change disruption etc so maybe if you're rich and you're white it
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could be good for you but one thing that's true all the time is that your energy situation in your
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country largely drives your economy you can't really have a successful economy without a robust energy
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program or being a special case right you could be a special case but in the united states our energy
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program is central to the health of our economy and if you liked ultra low uh unemployment under the
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trump administration before coronavirus do you like that the green new deal guarantees that the
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economy will suffer because they'll you know they'll be tough on fracking they'll be doing the green new
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deal so if you're at the lower end of the economic um situation the green new deal is just bad for you
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maybe good in the long run maybe good in 80 years it might be but if you're poor today do you care about
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the green new deal in 80 years or do you want to make sure that you get a job today i feel like this is
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terrible for black people the green new deal even if it's good for the world which is a separate
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argument it's definitely bad for poor people right away um how about biden looking to uh put into place
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people who are part of these school unions and that's what he's looking for for his education
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you know cabinet member probably that's that's the rumor anyway which would indicate no school choice
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what is the single biggest source of systemic racism nothing comes close to this thing
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nothing which is that if you're black in america your odds of getting a quality uh education are way
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less than if you're you know white in america way less one way you could fix that and maybe the only
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way would be school choice and market competition because that kind of works all the time
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whereas government having a monopoly doesn't work all the time it can work in some cases
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so biden is doing all of that so immigration is bad for black population green new deal is bad for
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everybody who's in the lower income including black population and then school choice is like a
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holocaust in this country i mean it guarantees that you have more systemic racism it guarantees it
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whereas if you said school choice let's go crazy with school choice let's fix this one thing nobody
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gets a bad education because they have a choice of where to go you could you could take a gigantic bite
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out of systemic racism if you let's just define it for convenience as starting from behind
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and then the ripple effect that that has in 12 years you know the length of school in 12 years you
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could completely transform the black population of this country economically by making sure that
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everybody got a good education biden is guaranteed that that won't happen because the system he supports
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we know that can't get you there it won't change that fast here's another one suppose you were a
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successful black entrepreneur or just successful in general and you're making a lot of money
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so you're a black person in this country you beat the odds you you overcame whatever discrimination
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systemic racism you overcame maybe starting from behind you just overcame everything
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like you you figured it out like you you figured it out and now you're making a million dollars a year
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in your business or your your salary or whatever and you're killing it and you did that under the old
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rules the old rules were what the tax rates used to be and the the way the law used to be and you
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succeeded against all odds you won and then joe biden says i'm going to raise your taxes to about 80 percent
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if you add everything from state income taxes and states like mine california to federal at 39
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percent 12 for the state you add your sales tax your property tax your payroll tax other things that
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are like taxes and suddenly um your successful black entrepreneur just use that as an example
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suddenly everything that you worked for joe biden could come and take a bunch of it away
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is that cool are you cool with working your whole life under the old rules you win and then somebody
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changes the rules after you win you're cool with that i sure wouldn't be cool with it but i can't speak
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for anybody else and i'm definitely not cool with it my own case because i earned all of my money i
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didn't inherit anything i literally inherited zero i worked for it now joe biden says let's change the
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rules let's take that away from you not cool so uh certainly i have a great empathy toward the uh the black
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opinion that i imagine they would have if you if you were highly successful you'd have the same opinion
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i'm guessing don't really know um i think the fake news is already missing trump do you see all the
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complaining about him not coming out in public so my understanding is that trump is doing a lot i mean
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he's making phone calls and stuff he seems to be more engaged with the election stuff but i feel like
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the news is already thinking uh-oh what are we going to talk about if if trump doesn't come out and say
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something in public pretty soon we're just going to run out of news because we might have to go look
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for news instead of just reporting about what the president tweeted um
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former cia director john brennan tells cnn's wolf blitzer that he's more worried than ever about trump
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trying to you know stage a coup or something like that uh because i guess trump is replacing some of the
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civilian uh defense people with loyalists they say which is making people think he's going to try to
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stay in office somehow with a coup or whatever that's not going to happen let me say it as clearly as
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possible here's what's not going to happen the president running a military coup to stay in office
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the odds of that happening are zero they're not it's not like well there's a long shot chance
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no the odds of that is zero and here's why number one the military would never go for it
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there isn't the slightest chance in my opinion that he could get a even a loyalist to order some kind of a
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military coup in the united states so it's beyond ridiculous that that could happen because the
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military just won't do it and there's no there's not the slightest indication that they would follow
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those kinds of orders and there's lots of indications that they wouldn't but there's a
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factor beyond that i i'm gonna i'm gonna make this assumption and see if you agree with it i believe there
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are 20 people in the world who if those 20 people said you know it's time for trump to concede
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we've supported trump in the past you know vigorously but now we 20 people or so see that
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it's over hypothetically it's definitely not over but if they did there's 20 people who could
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absolutely guaranteed make trump not the president let me give you an example if sean hannity decided
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that he'd seen enough information i don't think this is going to happen i'm just walking you through
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the thinking here if sean hannity decided that he'd looked at all the information and said you know i
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love the president but i'm looking at the information and even with a little fraud it's not enough to
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change the result the process has been served and i think it's time for the the president you know my
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friend that i've supported to just concede so sean hannity is certainly one of the 20 or so people
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who if they decided that trump is out of office he couldn't stay in office because he would need that
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20 and the people who follow that 20 which is you know the bigger force he would need all of them on
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his side to have the slightest chance of working any gray areas that could keep him in office
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all right rush limbaugh would have to be in favor of trump staying on or he couldn't right maybe not
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by himself right if it was an individual important person who who was a rogue you could ignore him but
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there are about 20 maybe fewer it could be 10 people in the whole united states who would you know have
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that kind of influence or or audience to do it i don't know if i'm one of them but i would nominate
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myself as who you should look for in this decision there will be a time when as trump supporters many of
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you are you will have to decide have we seen enough is there no evidence or have we decided
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we're going to move on i don't think we're there i don't think we're there because um i am i'm aware
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not not in great detail but i'm aware that there's more to come in other words what you've seen so far
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about the credibility of the election is not the good stuff right i i warned you early on that all
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of these little anecdotes you were going to see 95 of them would be debunked but don't let that
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fool you because confirmation bias guaranteed there would be lots of false false claims that was
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guaranteed it was work it was just part of the setup that that had to happen because of the way our
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brains work but no matter how many are debunked that doesn't tell you anything about the ones you
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haven't seen once you see them if they also get debunked well that's when you start saying okay
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you know maybe we've looked into it maybe we know everything we need to do here's why i would here's
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why i submit that you should listen to my opinion you don't have to take it of course but on the
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decision of whether it's time or not time to either support um that biden got elected you know
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at least support the outcome of the election or to keep keep digging here's why i think you should
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listen to me you know that especially those who've been watching me for a while you know that i can turn
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on you right you know that you could have an opinion you really really care about and you think i'm on
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your side and then you hear that opinion you're like what the hell what the hell is that i thought
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you were going to agree with everything that trump did nope nope i've never agreed with everything trump
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has done and i tell you quite often to your distress when it happens i'm not even a republican
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nor am i conservative i describe myself as left of bernie but better at math so his programs don't
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make sense because of the math but i like his objectives i like to get to full health care
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availability in this country so you know i like lefty stuff if they can figure out some practical way
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to get there which is always where they they fall apart so here's the point you know me to favor
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systems over goals and i could promise you and i think you could trust this that if it ever came
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down to supporting an individual let's say trump for example over the integrity of the system i will
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always pick the system if i had to throw trump under the bus love him as i do i yeah i like trump
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i've met him enjoyed talking to him i think he's done a great job for the country but i would throw him
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under the bus so fast if the election system indicates that that makes sense right so i'm going to go with
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what makes sense i'm going to follow the system and i would like to have a good american system when
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we're done even if here's the important part you ready even if it means trump isn't president
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i would absolutely choose the integrity of the system over any one president all right it's not even
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close i won't even i'm not even going to weigh them as even being in the same category the system is
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everything the individual is not and and that's that would be the approach i would take so if you're
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listening to somebody who's clearly just in the bag for the president will agree with whatever he says
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you're not going to get anything credible you know the fake news isn't going to tell you anything
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useful it's all lies because it's the news they don't do the truth you know the politicians are not
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going to be unbiased you know your fellow voters and neighbors are not going to be unbiased the one
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thing i can promise you is that i will apply reason i will imply i will give you an uh an estimate of
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the odds of any facts that i'm incorporating and i'll tell you if it's time to move on um i see no reason
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that you should listen to me to be honest i see no reason you should listen to me but who else are
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you going to listen to um years ago uh i'm going to tell you something that maybe it was a private
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conversation so maybe i shouldn't but i'm going to do it anyway all right uh several years ago i was
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talking to my friend naval ravikant and i told him that my objective because a lot of people ask me
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why am i getting involved in politics and why am i why am i even in this field and i told him at the
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time that it was my goal to be the most credible person in the country credible doesn't mean right
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very important distinction credible doesn't mean that i'm right credible means that you know what
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my intentions are and that i put in the work and there was enough transparency where i showed you
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why i'm thinking what i'm thinking how i reasoned it what facts i thought were credible what percentage
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i put it on it i can give you that so i've spent years trying to develop um to develop let's say a
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platform in which what whether you hated me or loved me you would say damn it at least he's credible
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let me give you an example of somebody i consider credible michael moore right that doesn't mean you
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agree with him it doesn't mean he's right all the time because that's not what credible is nobody's
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right all the time but when michael moore says uh hey democrats i don't think you're listening and trump
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is to the to the voters michael moore is kind of credible right maybe not on every topic but when he
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says stuff like that you know he can he's capable of leaving you know leaving the politics and saying uh
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but people are dying here and only one person is listening to him maybe you should listen to him
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a little bit better too pretty credible pretty credible all right i don't know if i'm hitting my
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mark but just so you know that's what i'm shooting for is to be a useful a useful component of the
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country in a world in which every one of our systems has lost credibility so who are you going to
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believe and i think that uh like i said i'm not alone there are probably 20 people who could
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who could basically cause the president to have no hope of of holding on to the office are we there
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yet nope nope we are definitely not there yet and i don't know if we will be but i'll give you my
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prediction here's what i think is going to happen i think the president will make his case
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that uh that fraud happened i believe that he will eventually and unfortunately it might take
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too long i think eventually again probably it'll take too long we will know that the election was
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maybe or definitely illegitimate and could have gone or should have gone to trump and that will create
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a situation in which even after he has conceded if that happens that we would consider him still
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the president because he got elected even though he's not in the job so you're going to have a
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situation where you have two presidents one official and then one sort of in absentia if you will
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almost like a venezuela situation so that's what we're heading for because everything's lined up for
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that to happen um i don't know how long that'll last all right uh and the only reason that you know
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that biden won if that's what you think happened is that the most corrupt institutions in the country
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told you it was so right tell me who told you that biden won who is also credible nobody you haven't
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heard it from anybody credible you've heard it from the news fake news they're all liars you've heard it
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from politicians you can't trust them and they obviously are playing the game who told you that biden won
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who is not already corrupt and non-credible all right um i took a stand in favor of uh jeffrey
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toobin who was fired by the new yorker um i don't know if cnn will uh yank him off the air
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um but i said in a tweet apparently he got fired by the new yorker where he also worked as a writer
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and i tweeted that i strongly disagree with this firing i don't want to live in a world i don't want
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to live in that world so what do you think people said when i said that i disagree with jeffrey toobin
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being fired because i don't want to live in a world in which you can get fired for what is obviously a
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mistake now do you think that people have correctly interpreted what i said no no this is this is the
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real world where people misinterpret so uh claire cullen tweets back at me and she says you dot dot
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dot want to live in a world where men masturbate on camera and work zoom meetings with no consequences
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weird and then she also tweeted separately what a hill to die on quote and then she makes up a quote
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as if i said it so it has quote marks around it but i never said this right i want to live in a world
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where men can masturbate on camera on work zoom calls free of consequences
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that would sound like i'm in favor of men masturbating on zoom
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that would be a misinterpretation of what i said a straw man if you will