Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1244 Scott Adams： In Hindsight, A More Transparent Election Might've Been A Good Idea

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00:01:06.260 Oh, yeah. So can somebody tell me in the comments, what is the approximate estimate of the number

00:01:20.140 of protesters who have descended upon our capital? Is it a hundred? Is it a thousand? Ten thousand?

00:01:33.300 A hundred thousand? I'll bet you don't know, do you? I have no idea. I'm seeing a few estimates now.

00:01:42.860 These look like wild guesses because they're all over the place. I don't even want to read them

00:01:47.540 because they're just all over the place. Now, I think what we're seeing is that the news industry

00:01:54.660 has decided that instead of reporting the news, they will try to stop the news. So the news has

00:02:04.220 decided to try to suppress the protests. And let me tell you where I am on the protests because

00:02:11.600 if I don't say that right up front, everybody will wonder, well, where are you? So I know what to think

00:02:18.020 about your dumb opinion. Here's my take. I like to do this thing called being consistent. 1.00

00:02:25.920 And it's really annoying, but I do it anyway. And here's how I'm going to apply it in this situation.

00:02:34.000 When Colin Kaepernick was doing his kneeling and disrupting the fine sport situations,

00:02:40.580 while many of you said, how dare he make us feel uncomfortable and disrespect our flag and words to

00:02:49.600 those effect, I said the opposite. And I said, that's a good protest. Good protest makes you feel

00:02:58.560 uncomfortable. That's what it's supposed to do. I just tweeted something from AOC that I think was

00:03:06.260 maybe a month ago or so. She tweeted exactly the same idea that a protest is supposed to make the 0.81

00:03:13.840 people who are viewing it uncomfortable. Now, if I would say that about Colin Kaepernick,

00:03:22.260 shouldn't I be consistent? I believe I should. Should I also not be consistent, which I always say,

00:03:30.300 don't blame a few bad apples for, you know, for the spoil in the whole bunch, you know what I mean?

00:03:36.260 Every big group is going to have some bad people in it, so it doesn't define the group. So let's start

00:03:44.100 there. So do the protesters have a, let's say, a free speech right to do what they're doing? Well, I say yes.

00:03:54.680 I say that this situation called for, let's say, a dramatic tap on the shoulder. Now, of course,

00:04:04.340 I oppose all forms of, you know, violence or destruction of property. If a few windows get

00:04:11.200 broken in the course of a major demonstration, I wouldn't make a big deal about it, no matter who it

00:04:18.200 was. You know, a few windows, a little bit of damage, that's going to come with the free speech

00:04:24.440 and with the right to assemble and all the rest. So I'm not going to make a big deal about the little

00:04:29.080 stuff. If somebody got killed, and we're still in fog of war, so I don't know what the circumstances

00:04:34.900 are, but there's reports that somebody got shot. If that happened, it's a tragedy and should never

00:04:40.440 happen. But we don't know what that's about, and I'm not making any assumptions about it.

00:04:45.740 What I feel about this is that the Congress of the United States and the state governments

00:04:53.520 collectively, let's just say, or a government, they gave us an election without giving us confidence.

00:05:02.000 So that's the part we can all agree on, right? We can disagree about, you know, was the election

00:05:07.700 stolen? Was it not stolen? But there is one thing we can agree on. The Congress and the state

00:05:16.700 governments especially did not provide the people of this country a transparent, credible election.

00:05:27.680 And when they didn't provide one that was transparent and credible to begin with,

00:05:32.720 and they did have a chance really to correct that in the form of maybe audits or looking at the source

00:05:40.180 code of any voting things, that sort of thing. Maybe a real hearing of the evidence, as opposed to

00:05:47.260 having everything kicked out of the court for doctrine of latches and for standing and stuff like that.

00:05:54.040 Whereas the fake news has decided to report consistently that somehow the evidence, alleged evidence,

00:06:03.360 purported evidence of any election irregularities or fraud, they report as if the court cases actually

00:06:11.060 listened to the evidence. But that didn't happen. There were lots of cases rejected for technical

00:06:18.760 reasons, but not because of the evidence. They didn't get to hear the evidence. So what happens when

00:06:26.380 you've got a fake news industry sitting on top of an incompetent government that does not deliver the

00:06:34.600 single most basic element of the republic? A fair, transparent, credible election. Now, what should be

00:06:50.240 the response of the public? What's the proper response to a government that is too incompetent or

00:06:59.460 unwilling? Who knows? Bribed? We don't know. Whatever the reason is, I'm not even sure it matters.

00:07:06.240 But they were incapable, for whatever reason, to deliver the most basic element that holds the whole

00:07:13.480 thing together. And they could get away with that because the fake news industry protects them.

00:07:21.860 So under these circumstances, and I don't have an opinion about what might be found if we did more

00:07:29.000 audits, etc. I feel that any system that can be corrupted will be. But beyond that, I don't have an

00:07:35.700 opinion on any specific claim, except that most of them probably will be debunked. Maybe all of them

00:07:42.380 easily could happen. But do we not agree that no matter what happened, our government didn't let us

00:07:55.240 check it out? It prevented the people from gaining the certainty and the confidence that they wanted.

00:08:04.520 And it is the most, have I mentioned this yet? The most basic part of the entire system.

00:08:12.380 And we were prevented from it by incompetence or, who knows, greed, stupidity, whatever it is that 0.98

00:08:23.020 drives our collective governments, state and federal. But they were certainly protected 0.98

00:08:28.340 by the fake media, the way they report it. So what is the proper level of response?

00:08:36.800 In my opinion, you're looking at it. The response that you're seeing, in my opinion, and this is

00:08:45.320 entirely subjective, I won't even try to, I won't make any attempt to convince you to my opinion,

00:08:54.380 because this is just subjective, right? You all get to decide, how big is the problem?

00:08:59.680 What are the other alternatives besides protest? Because our system allows protest, right?

00:09:06.320 So how big is the problem? So how big should the response be? You know, it's got to be big enough

00:09:11.860 to address the problem, right? Would you want to have another election in which we allowed our

00:09:17.960 government to be this incompetent? Again, I'm not saying that the election was necessarily fraudulent.

00:09:24.500 But the incompetence is that they didn't give us credibility. They didn't give us a process we

00:09:30.820 could trust. They didn't give us transparency. And then when we had questions, when we had questions,

00:09:40.600 and then when we had questions, those motherfuckers didn't let us answer them. 0.99

00:09:49.220 So what is the right size of the response to that? I think you're looking at it. I think that the right 0.99

00:10:01.820 size was, we're not going to hurt anybody. Ideally, they're not going to hurt anybody. I don't really

00:10:08.560 see bloodlust in the crowd, do you? I feel as if this crowd might leave the scene a little bit neater

00:10:17.060 than they found it. I feel if they find anything that needs any repair. There are a lot of guys with

00:10:23.040 trucks and skills. They might actually fix some things that needed repairs more than they break

00:10:29.060 stuff. This is not a regular protest. In order to get these people all the way into the center of the

00:10:41.480 Capitol, something went wrong. I heard, I forget who it was. I think it was somebody on Fox, was maybe

00:10:52.960 you, Brad Bear? I'm not sure. But whoever said it, it sounded wise that what we're seeing is not a,

00:11:00.460 not a failure of security. It's a failure of government. And I think that's exactly right.

00:11:07.560 It's not a failure of security. Security actually is, I think, doing a good job.

00:11:14.320 Did you see anything that the security did that looked like a bad job? I didn't. I think security

00:11:20.920 is doing an excellent job. The protesters had numbers, and so the security wisely gave a little

00:11:28.560 grounds, just like they should. So textbook, I think they're doing a great job.

00:11:32.920 So yeah, we don't know anything about the situation of the shooting. My guess is it's sort of a one-off

00:11:42.680 situation. I doubt it was representative of what's going on there.

00:11:49.800 So here's my feeling. If you're worried about something like taking over the government,

00:11:56.980 let me remind you that the government is not that room. That's not the government. The government is

00:12:06.120 not the real estate. The government is not the thing behind the closed door. The government doesn't

00:12:14.340 need a building. They can Zoom. Literally, they can Zoom. So what the protesters are taking over is not

00:12:24.360 anything like the government. What they're taking over is some space, because it makes people

00:12:31.560 uncomfortable. And did I mention that making people uncomfortable is the point of a protest? Do you think

00:12:38.680 that our election security and, you know, transparency, do you think it would suddenly get better for the next

00:12:47.180 election if this were not happening? I'd love to think that was going to happen? But I doubt it. Don't you? Don't you

00:12:56.840 doubt anything would happen for next time? This, this is exactly the size and type of response that I think is

00:13:07.540 perfectly fit to the size of the problem. And the fact that absolutely nothing was going to happen to fix this for next

00:13:15.780 time. Nothing was going to happen. You get that, right? Does anybody disagree with that? You can tell, I mean,

00:13:23.860 you don't have to be some, you know, management genius. You don't have to be a world famous political pundit

00:13:31.380 to know that the following statement is real. The government wasn't going to fix it for next time.

00:13:37.460 Right? Did anybody think, well, now we saw some complaints. I guess we're good for next time.

00:13:46.460 Because next time, next time, they're going to fix it. Literally, not one fucking person who's 0.99

00:13:53.920 listening to this thinks the government was just going to fucking fix it. It wasn't. Whatever it was 0.99

00:14:02.920 that made them not fix it last time, the time before, the time before, the time before, in terms of

00:14:08.600 how good election security could be compared to what it is. Whatever that was, it's not different

00:14:16.160 today. The only thing that's fucking different is that a bunch of people in red hats said, we're going 0.94

00:14:23.520 to stand in your fucking building until you just treat us seriously. Just treat the concern seriously. 0.99

00:14:33.900 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I get, I get that you believe, you being somebody out there, you believe

00:14:41.580 that the election's over, we should have a peaceful transfer. I agree. I do think the election's over,

00:14:48.800 in my opinion, you know, ever since the media called it for Biden, I congratulated him publicly the same

00:14:57.860 day. And at no point since I congratulated Biden, same day as the media did, at no point have I

00:15:07.420 reversed that and said, oh, he's not going to get into office. To me, it was obvious that the system

00:15:12.540 would just grind along. But no matter who takes office, we can't let this happen again, right?

00:15:24.000 I don't think, I don't think we should stand for it. And if that requires taking over some space,

00:15:32.600 not taking over the government, because the government just needs a phone, right? The government

00:15:39.020 is the government, no matter where they are, they just go somewhere else. Nobody was kidnapping

00:15:43.340 the government. Nobody was trying to assassinate the government. It wasn't really about the people

00:15:50.280 so much. It was about a system that just isn't working, just isn't working. So if some patriots

00:15:59.680 want to take some personal risk, and there's a lot of personal risk involved here, if some patriots

00:16:06.780 want to take some personal risk, I give them the same respect that I gave Colin Kaepernick,

00:16:14.600 which is, if you're going to do it, make somebody uncomfortable, or else you didn't do it right.

00:16:21.920 So we're seeing some people making some people uncomfortable. I can't oppose that. But I also

00:16:31.060 don't condone any kind of violence or threats, that sort of thing. But I do understand the size of the

00:16:37.480 response. I understand the emotion. I understand the reason. I would have maybe a difference of

00:16:43.840 opinion about how certain I am about what size of fraud there is, and whether or not it would reverse

00:16:50.200 things. But we can all agree that the system did not do what it is supposed to do. Make you feel you

00:17:00.560 voted in a credible way. Make you feel you could check. Make you feel later, if you had questions,

00:17:05.940 you could look into them. Make you feel your concerns were heard. None of that happened.

00:17:11.200 None of that happened. Not only did none of that happen in terms of concerns being properly

00:17:17.660 aired out and addressed. But the fake news reported that it had been. Just consistently. Just keeps

00:17:28.000 reporting. Yeah, totally. That stuff's been looked into by, I don't know. Now, again, I think 95% of all

00:17:37.800 the alleged claims are complete bullshit. And maybe the other 5% too. I just agree with 1.00

00:17:47.660 everybody who said, if we can't tell, we didn't have an election. Right? It might be completely

00:17:56.120 accurate. It might be accurate enough. You know, the vote count and maybe the outcome is about what it

00:18:01.600 should be. Maybe. But if you can't tell, you didn't really have an election, did you? You just had sort of

00:18:10.940 the impression of an election. So, I don't think that I need to be too worried, and I would recommend

00:18:20.640 that you not be too worried about this snowballing into some bigger thing. I believe that the limit of

00:18:27.940 what can be done is being done, which is to make a statement that you can't forget. And you can't

00:18:35.420 really forget this, can you, right? Simply by the fact, well, I just have to say this because it's

00:18:46.220 just honest, and you wouldn't tune in if you didn't hear me say something like this once in a while.

00:18:53.720 I've said before that when I hear stories about serial killers, I often have two feelings. One is,

00:19:03.120 my God, that's horrible, the things that serial killer did. And then often, depending on how

00:19:09.020 industrious the serial killer was and how well he planned and executed and built his underground

00:19:14.740 bunker or whatever he did, I'm also thinking, but that was a pretty good plan. You know, strategy-wise,

00:19:21.980 it's pretty good, pretty good. So, I feel as though, you know, we're all human, that you could have

00:19:30.440 two conflicting feelings and hold them at the same time. And I'm having two conflicting feelings that I'm

00:19:35.420 holding at the same time about the protesters. One is that I don't want to see anybody get hurt, and I don't

00:19:42.540 want to see the Capitol defaced, I don't want to see just any unnecessary damage, right? So, don't want

00:19:49.880 any of that. So, I can hold that thought in my head, while at the same time, hold the other thought

00:19:58.860 in my head, that is, that was one awesome protest. How long did it take him to slice through security

00:20:05.480 and get on the inside of the Capitol building? I've got a feeling that the Antifa is looking at this

00:20:11.920 protest? Don't, don't you have this image of Antifa? Let's see, I must have my Antifa disguise

00:20:19.500 around here somewhere. But, don't you have an image of Antifa watching this on TV? And they're like,

00:20:24.660 hey, hey, look at this, these MAGA guys, they're trying to protest. They don't know how to protest.

00:20:32.100 We've had a lot of practice. I'll tell you, we knew how, they did what? They've penetrated the inner

00:20:39.240 core of the Capitol building of the Capitol of the United States in 10 minutes.

00:20:48.080 Okay, that's some good protesting. That, that's some good protesting right there. That's some good

00:20:54.760 protesting. So, I would not worry that this is going to, you know, snowball into some big revolution.

00:21:04.020 It doesn't look like it has any kind of energy for that. What it does have is the right kind of energy

00:21:09.940 that, in my opinion, very subjective. I'm fine if you disagree with this, because there's lots of

00:21:16.980 room for disagreement here. In my opinion, it is sized correctly to the problem. Sized correctly.

00:21:24.740 Just like Colin Kaepernick. Colin Kaepernick didn't punch anybody. He didn't, he didn't start a fire.

00:21:32.580 He just got on one knee and offended people. His, his protest was well-sized for the attention it got

00:21:40.560 to the size of the problem he was talking about. So, I can't, I can't fault, I never fault protesters

00:21:49.220 if they're not hurting anybody, because that's one of the best parts about this place.

00:21:56.340 Yeah, Antifa, hold my beer.

00:22:00.660 Now, I do expect,

00:22:05.140 I do expect the Trump supporters to be unusually peaceful. Yeah, I know it's getting a little

00:22:16.680 rowdy down there, but I would trust them to know what is the limit of a good aggressive protest,

00:22:23.800 and what is too far. And I'd be really disappointed, you know, if they don't kind of collectively

00:22:31.720 feel that limit without anybody needing to tell them. So, I feel we're in good shape.

00:22:37.640 A good shape in terms of, you're watching freedom of speech, freedom of expression. And by the way,

00:22:46.600 compliments to the Capitol security, Capitol police. I mean, I think you got to give it up for

00:22:53.160 the Capitol police. They are playing it exactly right. Because the MAGA people are not likely to

00:22:58.500 trash all the furniture and set things on fire. So, so letting them through, so long as, you know, 1.00

00:23:05.300 other people have been secured, it was the right play. And I think that everybody's going to

00:23:11.840 appreciate that in time. So, I'm seeing a well-executed protest, and I'm seeing a security

00:23:19.720 service that's acting very responsibly. What I am also seeing is a media that is trying to suppress it

00:23:28.700 rather than appreciate where it's coming from. So, I would say that the worst actors right now are

00:23:35.920 the media, the way it's being covered. The, the stars, the stars are the protesters, and the stars are

00:23:44.980 the, the DC police who are trying to keep things under control. They're both stars right now.

00:23:50.500 Both doing great work. And Congress, of course, um, I would say is a disaster. That's why they're,

00:23:58.560 that's why this is happening. Congress is a disaster. And the news, the news business is, is just, uh, 0.87

00:24:07.460 absurd at this point.

00:24:08.620 Somebody says in the comments, this is gaslighting 101. No, no. Uh, you must be new here. Read my book,

00:24:20.460 Loser Think. There's a chapter on there about people like you who, who don't know what gaslighting is.

00:24:27.460 Literally, you just called me something that I have a chapter in a book.

00:24:31.080 Well, it's probably not your best moment. All right. Um, Trump's Twitter is banned.

00:24:42.000 Interesting. Is that true? Can I get a, uh, well, it looks like a lot of people saying it. Uh, Trump's

00:24:49.920 Twitter is banned.

00:24:52.680 Somebody says Capitol police killed the person. Yeah. I don't think we know anything about the

00:25:02.500 shooting yet. Um, somebody's dead. I understand that for those of you who are too stupid to

00:25:14.540 understand the following point, I'm going to say it three times. Nobody's in favor of violence. 1.00

00:25:20.440 Nobody's in favor of violence. Nobody's in favor of violence. Now, can you stop saying,

00:25:27.280 duh, somebody got shot because nobody's in favor of violence. So the dumb people here should maybe 0.99

00:25:33.420 go to another live stream if that's too complicated for you. Uh, so Trump is, uh, blocked unless he 0.99

00:25:42.560 deletes two tweets. Well, somebody needs to tell me what those two tweets are. Were they tweets that

00:25:48.320 supported the, uh, the, uh, protest? Uh, I'm seeing in the comments, it's not true. Some people support

00:25:56.540 violence. You know, there's always somebody, it's a big crowd. So, uh, I would agree with the statement

00:26:03.040 that in a big crowd, there's somebody who supports just about anything. So he's got a 12 hour suspension.

00:26:11.460 So have you noticed that social media and the mainstream news are acting as the gatekeepers

00:26:21.020 of, let's say, order? Do you want them to have that job? Is it the job of social media

00:26:28.860 and the job of the news to manage the news in a way that controls our natural passions

00:26:39.020 or our inflamed opinions or our aggressive protests? Is it really the job of the news to do that?

00:26:49.820 It's very good that they don't make it worse. So we don't want them, you know, mixing things up,

00:26:56.840 but couldn't they be a little more neutral and just say what's happening? I feel as if they're

00:27:03.060 trying pretty hard to, to reduce it. Now, I don't know how big it is because as far as I can tell,

00:27:10.660 it's not been reported the, the number of people there. If I found out that the number of people

00:27:16.460 there was, I don't know, 500 and it's not growing, I have a very different opinion of it than if it was

00:27:24.740 500 an hour ago, but it's 2000 now. I'd be a little worried, but you're not going to get any reporting

00:27:32.020 on that. Because if they report that the number is going up, it will make the number go up some

00:27:37.540 more. So the news can't really report what's there without changing it. There's some Heisenberg

00:27:45.140 principle or something there. I don't know what I'm talking about. So ignore that part.

00:27:51.620 Yeah. And if it's true, and I assume it is because everybody's saying it, that Twitter has suspended

00:27:57.260 Trump. I'm sure just guessing it had something to do with, uh, whipping up, uh, passions.

00:28:08.860 So

00:28:09.420 there was a funny joke in the comments, but if you missed it, that's on you.

00:28:19.260 Let's see. Metro DC police confirmed the girl was shot and died. So I would make, I'll, I'll probably 0.99

00:28:29.980 say this 10 more times before tomorrow. Um, I would make no judgments if I were you on the question of,

00:28:37.900 uh, what happened with that shooting, because it's fog of war and whoever got shot could well have done

00:28:46.220 something that, you know, earned that response, but it could have also been a tragic mistake.

00:28:52.740 Let's wait until we find out. Um,

00:29:00.780 why would they take a off a video calling for peace? I don't know. Is that what happened?

00:29:08.220 Jack Spear put out today, they should pull out the 25th amendment. 0.96

00:29:11.580 Yeah, I think you're going to see a lot of people calling for, uh, Trump to resign, uh, or to be

00:29:18.220 removed from office. And, um, I don't really have an opinion on that. I don't think it matters,

00:29:25.900 frankly. Frankly, what would it matters in a few weeks? I don't think it's, it doesn't make much

00:29:33.180 difference. Um, all right. I'm seeing in the comments that Trump asked for a peaceful retreat.

00:29:41.580 And then he was accused of inciting violence. Well, only, only Trump could word a tweet

00:29:49.340 that asked for a peaceful retreat and make it sound like he was asking for violence.

00:29:55.740 Trump told people to come down and go home, according to the comments.

00:30:02.940 All right. Well, here's what I would not worry about.

00:30:05.580 Uh, I would not worry about it getting out of hand. I think the protests are proportionate.

00:30:14.460 Any kind of death, of course, is not what anybody wants, but I don't think that represents what was

00:30:19.500 happening as a whole. And I think that this country needs a more, uh, transparent and credible

00:30:27.820 election system. And this might go a long way toward creating the energy to make that happen.

00:30:34.780 Because seriously, if we're having this conversation in the next presidential election,

00:30:40.540 we should do this again. Right? I mean, if, if nothing changes, and the election is just as

00:30:52.380 non-transparent, forget about being fraudulent or fair. If it's non-transparent, it's worthless. 0.98

00:30:57.820 So, uh, if we don't fix it by next time, maybe there'll be a bigger protest. We'll see.

00:31:07.820 All right. That's all for today. Uh, I'll see you in the morning. Don't panic. You will be fine.

00:31:19.180 All right. And, uh, Bitcoin is going crazy.

00:31:22.060 You get it. Congress doesn't. Thank you. Uh, you are intentionally dishonest and speaking in

00:31:31.980 opposition. Wait, what? You are intentionally dishonest and speaking in opposition to what

00:31:37.900 can be realized. Okay, Blake, you need to work on your commenting skills so they make more sense.

00:31:44.380 I can't say that I even know what that means. Um, will Trump end up in jail?

00:31:52.060 Uh, you know, almost anything's possible now. Trump tower, blah, blah, blah. Uh, where was the sip? You

00:32:02.860 missed it. Yeah, I was, I was asking on Twitter where, which side is Antifa on? Shouldn't Antifa be on the

00:32:11.740 same side? Because chaos. Uh, force, it's a false flag to force the vote tonight.

00:32:21.100 Uh, it doesn't look like a false flag to me.

00:32:28.140 Can certification be delayed for a week? I think they have five days to do the certification.

00:32:34.380 Uh, let's see. It makes a difference because Democrats are in power. They think they can do what? Yeah.

00:32:39.900 Yeah. I think, I think that the, uh, protests are the people who, uh, feel somewhat abused by this

00:32:49.340 election. I think it's them just saying, um, that they're a force to be reckoned with. So I'm not sure

00:32:55.900 that that's bad. Trump should address the crowd in person. No, he shouldn't. No, he's, he's a match in

00:33:05.340 gasoline and no, he should stay away. Uh, is there any way to hold the media accountable? Probably

00:33:13.020 not. Cause if you tried to hold them accountable, the only, you'd destroy free speech as well.

00:33:19.580 Um, Senator Rand Paul says, what'd he say? He said it was a big mistake to do this. He said of the

00:33:31.340 challenge to the elect. Oh, so he's saying that the challenge to the electoral college vote was a big

00:33:35.820 mistake. Uh, maybe, maybe. All right. That's all for now. Stay cool. You'll be fine.

00:33:49.580 You'll be fine.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 07, 2021

Episode 1244 Scott Adams： In Hindsight, A More Transparent Election Might've Been A Good Idea

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