Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1287 Scott Adams： All the Fake News About Failedpeachment, Texas Wind Power, Kamala Harris and More

00:00:00.960 Hey everybody! Come on in, come on in. You made it to the right place, the best place.

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00:00:38.220 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better except the temperature in Texas.

00:00:47.840 It's called the simultaneous sip and it's going to happen now. Go.

00:00:53.100 I was wrong again. It's actually getting warmer in Texas after one sip.

00:01:03.200 One sip and it's already getting warmer in Texas. Can you believe it?

00:01:07.660 I know. I know. It's amazing.

00:01:10.680 Well, let me tell you about the coolest news.

00:01:15.960 I don't know why this news just really speaks to me.

00:01:19.860 But there's something about this story that I just love.

00:01:25.200 So there was a company that repaired gondolas, you know, the little enclosed car that you take up a ski slope on the ski lift kind of thing.

00:01:37.540 So they repaired gondolas.

00:01:39.680 And at one point, for no particular plan, they decided to start buying up gondolas in case there was ever a reason to use them for something.

00:01:54.840 That's right.

00:01:56.240 There was a company in the United States who was buying up used gondolas just in case they come up with some reason to use them.

00:02:05.680 And then the pandemic hit and then they turned them into outdoor dining pods.

00:02:12.660 And they're the coolest freaking thing you've ever seen.

00:02:15.900 How much would you like to eat in a gondola that just happens to be like on a city street?

00:02:23.920 Pretty good.

00:02:25.240 It's pretty good.

00:02:25.980 Now, when the gondola is enclosed, you better be with the people that you've been socially isolating with.

00:02:34.080 And I don't know how easy it is to clean them between customers.

00:02:39.140 But, yeah, people just love it.

00:02:42.940 There's something about the idea that's just, I don't know, just speaks to us somehow.

00:02:48.060 But the best part of the story is that somebody was buying up gondolas just in case they were needed, but they hadn't figured out what to do with them yet.

00:02:57.260 I mean, you can have the best plans and ideas all day long, but if you don't have luck, you probably don't have a successful business.

00:03:11.420 And talk about luck or instinct.

00:03:13.580 Maybe it was not luck.

00:03:14.800 Maybe it was some kind of a hunch that it was likely that they would be used, and they were right. 1.00

00:03:20.820 Over in India, the infection rate, and especially the hospitalizations, have plummeted.

00:03:29.320 Plummeted, I tell you.

00:03:30.920 Yes, India is having, for reasons that nobody quite understands, and that's the key to the story, 0.99

00:03:39.180 they don't know why coronavirus just plunged in terms of infections and hospitalizations.

00:03:46.940 Now, I know what you're going to say.

00:03:48.740 Okay, you're going to say because they're secretly using a different drug, like hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin or remdesivir or something.

00:03:58.620 So you're thinking to yourself that the real story is that they're treating it better, but not according to India.

00:04:07.640 India is not saying, yes, we're having good success because we treat it differently. 0.93

00:04:13.320 And you know they would, right?

00:04:15.580 If India were doing something that is somehow different, and it had this gigantic, it's a really big effect, like the infections just drop like a rock. 0.50

00:04:27.340 If they were doing that intentionally because they did something different than other people are doing, we would know about that, right?

00:04:37.440 We would know.

00:04:38.340 And they don't know.

00:04:39.920 So India themselves doesn't know why things just turn positive.

00:04:45.420 Now, what does that tell you about our total scientific understanding of the coronavirus?

00:04:52.680 Because they're not the only ones that are showing a sudden drop.

00:04:57.240 Apparently, the United States is actually having a good time at the moment.

00:05:02.260 Nobody knows why.

00:05:06.080 Yeah, here it is.

00:05:07.220 It didn't take long for somebody to say hydroxychloroquine is used in India.

00:05:11.380 That is not the reason.

00:05:14.860 Independent of whether hydroxychloroquine works or doesn't work, and I think the evidence suggests it doesn't at this point.

00:05:21.940 Early on, I think you could have called it a good risk management decision to try it because the downside was so low.

00:05:28.340 But at this point, we wouldn't know if it worked.

00:05:33.700 There's no way we wouldn't know by now.

00:05:36.920 So I think you have to assume it doesn't work or doesn't work in a big way.

00:05:41.600 But in any event, if India were using it and it worked and it was getting this big result, we would have seen the result a long time ago because they've been using it for a while.

00:05:52.500 And secondly, they would tell us.

00:05:55.480 They'd say, oh, this is the reason.

00:05:57.680 It's obvious.

00:05:58.600 Wherever we give this, we get good results.

00:06:01.100 So it's not the hydroxychloroquine.

00:06:04.740 You know, I can't prove that, but it seems obviously it's not because it's also not anything else.

00:06:13.000 Everything that you say about India that makes it special is irrelevant because it's not the only place it's happening.

00:06:21.660 All right.

00:06:21.960 So as soon as you're saying to yourself, what's different about India, you're already on the wrong page because it's happening here, too. 0.92

00:06:30.000 And it's happening in Europe.

00:06:32.040 Nobody knows why.

00:06:33.740 And it's not the vaccinations because there are not enough of them to get this kind of a result.

00:06:39.220 So, and here's something that people mention to me every now and then.

00:06:45.560 Apparently, the Spanish flu also had an unexplained dip or more than one, I think.

00:06:52.520 There might have been more than one unexplained dip.

00:06:54.960 So we don't know why the Spanish flu exactly went away.

00:07:01.040 Do we?

00:07:02.020 I don't think we know.

00:07:03.840 I don't think it was herd immunity.

00:07:05.580 I think it just sort of went away.

00:07:09.220 And this is telling me that there's some gigantic variable about this virus that we don't understand.

00:07:17.280 If I had to guess, it goes like this.

00:07:20.820 And I think, well, this is not my guess.

00:07:22.560 I think somebody else said this and I just read it somewhere, but it sounded right. 0.68

00:07:27.000 My guess is that certain people are just more susceptible.

00:07:31.560 So if you take a population of 100 million, there might be 10 million who could ever get it, and then they do.

00:07:41.860 And then the other 90 million are ones that wouldn't have gotten it, wouldn't have spread it, would not have had bad symptoms, had some natural immunity.

00:07:50.500 So we make the assumption that all humans are sort of equally likely to get this thing.

00:08:00.600 Maybe that's just not true.

00:08:02.560 Maybe there's just a small population that could be affected.

00:08:06.740 And once you blow through 70% of them, maybe it slows down.

00:08:12.140 Maybe.

00:08:12.480 I'm just guessing.

00:08:14.140 So somebody says it's the God variable.

00:08:17.440 Hey, I don't have a better idea.

00:08:21.360 So every time you say follow the science, I'm going to say, how come the science doesn't know why the virus is decreasing?

00:08:31.840 How do you follow the science?

00:08:33.460 Exactly what would I be doing differently if I follow the science?

00:08:40.880 All right.

00:08:42.980 I have a suggestion that everyone who donated to the Lincoln Project, they need to get one of those conservatorships like Britney Spears has.

00:08:52.940 You know, Britney Spears isn't allowed to handle her own money because the thought is people would try to take advantage of her. 1.00

00:08:58.520 So her father, and now some professional third party, is going to work to handle Britney Spears' money.

00:09:05.920 But I feel as though anybody who donated to the Lincoln Project might need a little help.

00:09:12.520 Might need a little help identifying scams.

00:09:16.060 Because Rob Reiner, for example, I understand, gave money to the Lincoln Project.

00:09:21.380 I don't know how happy he is about that investment.

00:09:24.300 Somebody said, hey, but they said they would beat Trump, and Trump lost, so it was still a good investment.

00:09:31.380 To which I say, there was a study that showed it made no difference.

00:09:35.980 And they only spent a minority of their funds on the advertisement, and we don't know where the rest of it went.

00:09:44.600 Which makes me want to start my own political action committee.

00:09:48.100 Because if you can get massive donations, and you don't have to report what you're doing with it, well, that's a pretty good job.

00:09:56.780 I thought I had a good job.

00:09:58.580 I mean, I do.

00:10:00.040 My job's pretty good.

00:10:01.860 Most people would trade places with me.

00:10:04.240 Be a cartoonist, draw a few little stupid comics, make a living.

00:10:07.840 Yeah, you would all do that if you could.

00:10:10.080 But you know what's a better job?

00:10:11.600 Yeah, being on the Lincoln Project, having people give you massive amounts of money, and then just keeping it.

00:10:20.580 That's way better than my job.

00:10:22.900 That's how you get that generational wealth that Steve Schmidt allegedly talked about he was getting from the project.

00:10:31.860 But how can you argue that the people who donated to it need a little help?

00:10:37.120 Because they put money into a grift.

00:10:39.640 They didn't know it.

00:10:42.860 If they had asked me ahead of time, Scott, do you think this is a good place to put our money?

00:10:49.720 I would have said, um, no.

00:10:55.400 How about, no, it's not a good place to put your money.

00:10:59.780 So I could be the conservator for Rob Reiner.

00:11:03.660 I could have helped him avoid that problem.

00:11:06.680 I'm here to help.

00:11:07.580 Here is a really interesting story.

00:11:11.400 Allegedly, Trump's lawyer, Schoen, S-C-H-O-E-N, he's the one who debunked the fine people hoax at the failed impeachment.

00:11:23.520 The failed impeachment.

00:11:24.360 And we found out that he only found out the fine people thing was a hoax the same day he was preparing his defense was the first time he knew that the fine people thing was a hoax because of the way it was edited.

00:11:43.620 That was the first time he knew.

00:11:46.480 Just let, just absorb that for a moment.

00:11:52.300 Just sit there and think about that.

00:11:55.460 How well informed is somebody operating at this level in society?

00:12:00.760 Really well informed, wouldn't you say?

00:12:04.040 Don't you think that any of the attorneys that you saw defending or trying to prosecute the president, wouldn't you say it's fair to say they're all really well informed about the news and world events?

00:12:17.320 I think that's fair to say, very well informed.

00:12:21.280 He found out that the biggest story in the whole frickin' country was a hoax that day.

00:12:30.760 That day he found out.

00:12:33.480 Now, how did he find out?

00:12:35.880 How did he find out that day?

00:12:42.040 Was there anybody who was making a lot of noise that day?

00:12:47.980 Yeah.

00:12:48.900 You know, I was one of them.

00:12:50.520 But, you know, Joel Pollack, Steve Cortez, I think Greg Gutfeld was mentioning it.

00:12:55.880 So if anybody was, and I know Don Jr. tweeted at least one of my tweets on it.

00:13:00.800 So I know that at least social media was trying to correct that story.

00:13:07.480 I know that in at least the case of Don Jr., there was a direct connection to the people who needed to know.

00:13:14.600 I feel like we did that.

00:13:18.940 I feel like we did that.

00:13:20.180 When I say we, I mean that includes all of you.

00:13:23.380 So it's not just, you know, Joel and Steve and Greg and what I did.

00:13:28.600 It's not just us.

00:13:30.540 Without those being boosted and retweeted, it doesn't go anywhere.

00:13:35.360 So thank you.

00:13:38.160 Thank you.

00:13:39.940 Thank you to all of you who retweeted any of that content.

00:13:45.220 You actually made a difference.

00:13:47.560 You know, you don't see many situations where you can trace.

00:13:52.580 I think you can.

00:13:53.620 I mean, we could be wrong, right?

00:13:55.700 It could be that he got it from some other source.

00:13:57.520 Or he just looked at the video himself and realized what happened.

00:14:00.920 That's possible, too.

00:14:02.300 But I think it's more likely that all of the noise on the Internet penetrated that bubble.

00:14:08.600 Wouldn't you think?

00:14:09.800 It feels like we made a difference.

00:14:14.240 So if you watch these live streams and you say to yourself, what difference does it make?

00:14:23.160 Well, maybe this is an example.

00:14:24.680 I don't know for sure, no way to prove it, but it feels like it.

00:14:29.080 It feels like it.

00:14:30.420 It feels like we made a difference.

00:14:32.040 So congratulations on that.

00:14:37.960 Let's talk about all the fake news.

00:14:41.420 Starting with this.

00:14:44.000 Have you seen on the Internet, there's a video of a helicopter de-icing windmills?

00:14:51.020 And the joke on the meme that's going around is that the helicopter, of course, is powered by fossil fuels.

00:14:59.040 And I guess the de-icing stuff is actually made from fossil fuels.

00:15:03.160 And then they're pouring it on a windmill that was made by fossil fuels.

00:15:10.940 Now, the purpose of this meme, of course, is to show how ridiculous and uneconomical windmills are.

00:15:19.200 And damn it, all the problems in Texas are because these windmills got iced and stopped working.

00:15:26.540 Is that the news that you saw?

00:15:28.560 Well, how many of you think that the following statement is accurate?

00:15:33.900 That there are millions of people who don't have power in Texas during this cold snap

00:15:39.080 because the windmills got frozen and stopped working.

00:15:44.960 In the comments, how many of you think that is an accurate, true statement of the news?

00:15:50.600 That millions of people are without power in Texas because the windmills, in particular, froze.

00:16:00.700 That's everything you're seeing, right?

00:16:02.800 On the Internet, that's what you're seeing.

00:16:04.980 Is it true?

00:16:06.980 No.

00:16:08.840 It's not fucking true.

00:16:11.440 It's not fucking true.

00:16:13.740 What's true is that all of the power sources had problems.

00:16:17.520 The wind had problems.

00:16:21.440 The gas production had power, had problems, because something in that flow froze as well.

00:16:27.640 It wasn't just the windmills.

00:16:30.460 It was the whole grid and every way that they produced electricity was impacted

00:16:36.600 because shit froze that wasn't supposed to freeze. 0.80

00:16:40.720 And nothing was hardened against it.

00:16:42.520 Now, I first learned of this from a green promoter, Keaton Joshi, if I'm pronouncing it right, on Twitter.

00:16:55.720 And he said, this is a straight-up lie that's guaranteed to go viral.

00:16:59.880 Talking about the helicopter de-icing the windmill.

00:17:03.560 He goes, whether it's from climate deniers or from people who think you can just reduce demand,

00:17:08.340 the picture is from a test of a helicopter de-icing system in 2016.

00:17:16.660 That picture of the helicopter de-icing a windmill?

00:17:21.120 Fake.

00:17:22.160 It's from 2016.

00:17:24.400 It has nothing to do with Texas.

00:17:26.560 And here's the second part.

00:17:28.680 Modern turbines in sub-zero climates have in-built de-icing systems.

00:17:33.240 Wait a minute.

00:17:37.100 That's fake news on top of fake news.

00:17:39.860 Did you catch it?

00:17:41.400 Did you catch the clever fake news on top of the fake news?

00:17:45.840 So, Keaton is saying it's fake news that these windmills need this kind of external de-icing

00:17:53.080 because, quote, I'll read his exact words,

00:17:58.820 modern turbines in sub-zero climates, does that describe Texas?

00:18:05.060 Is Texas a sub-zero climate in your mind?

00:18:09.180 Do you think that the Texas windmills have internal de-icing systems?

00:18:17.380 And were they all installed after 2016?

00:18:21.040 Fuck no.

00:18:22.100 Fuck no.

00:18:22.760 Fuck no.

00:18:24.000 Do you have to be an expert to know that this is a lie?

00:18:28.460 Or incorrect?

00:18:29.800 I won't say a lie.

00:18:31.720 No.

00:18:32.380 It's obviously fake.

00:18:33.740 So it's fake news that the helicopter was de-icing the windmills.

00:18:38.840 It's fake news that the windmills were the main source of the power loss.

00:18:42.900 It was all the different power losses, all the different power sources.

00:18:46.180 And this guy who's calling out the fake news added his own fake news on top of the fake news.

00:18:54.680 That Texas would be expected to have internal de-icing systems, which would suggest that their windmills were placed in the last five years.

00:19:03.900 Seems unlikely.

00:19:05.420 Seems unlikely.

00:19:05.620 Seems unlikely.

00:19:06.020 Seems unlikely.

00:19:07.180 I mean, some of them, sure.

00:19:09.160 Or that when they were installed, they included the de-icing technology.

00:19:15.280 Because I don't know that Texas would have been considered a sub-zero climate.

00:19:21.120 Right?

00:19:21.320 Now, fact check me on that.

00:19:24.620 Fact check me on that.

00:19:25.860 Because I may have something wrong.

00:19:27.660 But I'm pretty sure that it was fake news that got debunked by more fake news.

00:19:35.140 The truth, as far as I can tell, is that these Texas windmills probably did not all have de-icing built in.

00:19:44.520 Probably did need some external help or just wait, I guess.

00:19:48.320 And it included the other, you know, gas and other sources.

00:19:53.040 Somebody mentioned nuclear, but that would only be if there was something in the transmission part of it after the energy was created, which is possible.

00:20:02.940 All right, here is another fake news.

00:20:06.160 This one from Axios and then boosted by Fox News.

00:20:11.020 Now, how many of you remember that I predicted, I've been saying this for years, actually, that most fake news comes from whichever news group is out of office?

00:20:24.200 So that when you've got a Clinton, let's say a Bill Clinton in office, you'll get more fake news from, say, Fox News.

00:20:31.580 If you've got a Trump in office, you'll get more fake news from CNN.

00:20:35.720 So it's the opposition that creates most of the fake news.

00:20:39.640 So I predicted that with Biden in office, you would see more fake news from the right.

00:20:44.920 It's a little too early to know that I'm right, but here's an example of it, all right?

00:20:50.660 So, and when you see how you've been fooled, it will give you a little bit of empathy for how easily the viewers of CNN are being fooled.

00:21:02.240 Because if you watched CNN or you saw this tweet or you watched Axios, you saw fake news.

00:21:08.040 And here's the fake news.

00:21:09.100 According to Axios, they reported in a tweet that Harris said there was, quote,

00:21:21.160 there was no national strategy or plan for vaccinations, and, quote, we're starting from scratch.

00:21:29.100 So that the we're starting from scratch part gets pulled out and then they fact check it.

00:21:35.020 Are we really starting from scratch with vaccines?

00:21:40.220 And then they go to Fauci's claim much earlier that we were not starting from scratch.

00:21:48.540 All right.

00:21:49.060 So the reporting is that Harris says we were starting from scratch.

00:21:53.320 Here's the exact quote in the tweet.

00:21:55.720 We're starting from scratch.

00:21:57.960 We're starting from scratch.

00:21:59.560 That's very clear, right?

00:22:00.540 If she said the vaccination program is we're starting from scratch, we have Fauci denying it and also common sense denying it.

00:22:10.720 You can observe.

00:22:12.380 You don't even need to check the news.

00:22:14.740 You and I observe they're not starting from scratch.

00:22:18.220 That's clearly fake, right?

00:22:21.500 But did Kamala Harris actually say that?

00:22:24.600 Did Kamala Harris say what Axios reports and Fox News boosted, we're starting from scratch?

00:22:34.140 Is that a true quote?

00:22:36.260 No, it's fucking fake news.

00:22:38.860 Do you know how they created the fake news?

00:22:41.160 They cut off the rest of what she said.

00:22:44.740 Have you ever heard of this trick before?

00:22:47.240 That's what brought you the fine people hoax.

00:22:50.060 They cut off the rest of the context.

00:22:52.080 Do you know how you got the Covington kids hoax?

00:22:55.640 They cut out the context.

00:22:57.400 Do you know how you got the president wants you to drink bleach hoax?

00:23:00.520 They cut out the context.

00:23:03.300 And how did this one get created?

00:23:05.260 They cut out the fucking context.

00:23:07.580 So it's not the other side that's giving you fake news.

00:23:11.400 It's all of them.

00:23:13.120 It's all of them giving you fake news.

00:23:15.800 Here is the real quote.

00:23:17.400 She said there was no stockpile of vaccines.

00:23:24.180 Harris responded when she was asked about this by Axios.

00:23:28.120 She said there was no national strategy or plan for vaccinations.

00:23:32.780 We were leaving it to the states and local leaders to try and figure it out.

00:23:36.520 And so in many ways, that's the part that they left out.

00:23:41.080 In many ways, we're starting from scratch on something that's been raging for almost an entire year.

00:23:48.400 Now, if you take out the part in so many ways,

00:23:52.880 and you turn it into an absolute, we're starting from scratch,

00:23:59.300 you've changed something that was reasonable and true and even gave an example.

00:24:03.720 She gave the specific example that under Trump, the states were responsible for the distribution.

00:24:11.720 And what they're doing is making it a national strategy.

00:24:14.760 The national strategy did not exist.

00:24:17.680 So they started from scratch.

00:24:20.020 And when asked, she said, in many ways, and I would say that would be many ways,

00:24:24.760 starting from scratch for a national strategy,

00:24:27.640 whether you think it's a good idea or a bad idea is separate.

00:24:29.840 But I would rate her statement completely true.

00:24:35.940 Absolutely, unambiguously, completely accurate and true

00:24:39.360 that in many ways, we're starting from scratch

00:24:42.660 because she just gave you a gigantic example. 0.88

00:24:45.680 And that clearly qualifies as something they're starting from scratch.

00:24:49.200 Now, keep in mind that she's speaking as a politician,

00:24:52.740 so there's a little spin and hyperbole on this, right?

00:24:56.080 To say that they're starting from scratch is maybe a little bit of an exaggeration,

00:25:01.500 but she gave you a specific example that is true.

00:25:05.940 There was not a national strategy.

00:25:08.500 They created one from scratch.

00:25:10.960 So in many ways, they were starting from scratch.

00:25:16.220 All right.

00:25:16.900 Now, if you change that to an absolute, we started from scratch, it's a lie.

00:25:22.000 If you show the context, it's totally true and reasonable.

00:25:26.560 Now, I'm looking at your comments, and people are just throwing up on this.

00:25:31.060 Because when cognitive dissonance happens to you,

00:25:34.520 it doesn't feel like cognitive dissonance, does it?

00:25:38.620 It feels like I'm lying or I'm misinterpreting it.

00:25:43.000 So your brains are now trying to figure out how you could have been right all along

00:25:47.380 when it's obvious you weren't right.

00:25:50.120 Some of you are going through that right now.

00:25:52.000 So you're having some cognitive dissonance.

00:25:54.540 You have been duped by fake news.

00:25:56.900 If you ever believed this story, you were duped by fake news.

00:26:02.100 It happens to the best of us.

00:26:04.520 Don't feel like there's something wrong with you.

00:26:07.200 There's nothing wrong with you.

00:26:09.340 I was duped by the fake news about the windmills just this morning.

00:26:13.880 We're all getting duped by fake news,

00:26:16.140 and it's coming from the left and the right.

00:26:18.320 If you don't get that it's coming from both sides,

00:26:21.860 you're going to be stuck at a lower level of awareness.

00:26:26.160 The lower level of awareness is the other side is lying, but my side isn't.

00:26:31.600 That's not the world you're living in.

00:26:35.400 You're not living in that world.

00:26:38.020 Come up to the new world.

00:26:39.680 Both sides are lying all the time.

00:26:42.340 All the time.

00:26:43.920 Once you get there, everything starts making sense.

00:26:46.980 But as soon as you're thinking,

00:26:48.280 I think it's the other side that's lying,

00:26:50.560 you're going to be really confused

00:26:52.820 because the news won't make sense.

00:26:56.120 As soon as you realize both sides are lying,

00:26:58.160 it starts making sense.

00:27:00.360 All right.

00:27:03.360 Here's another one.

00:27:09.220 Let's see.

00:27:10.100 John Avalon at CNN.

00:27:12.020 He's my favorite troll

00:27:13.160 because he doesn't even look like a human when I see him.

00:27:16.600 He has this weird, like, demon smile

00:27:20.360 that I've told you before

00:27:23.320 that once you see somebody as an animal,

00:27:25.000 you can't unsee it.

00:27:26.380 But he registers as a demon to me.

00:27:29.820 Meaning when I see him,

00:27:31.000 I think he would be a good actor

00:27:33.560 to play a demon who just came from a portal from hell

00:27:37.340 and he wouldn't even have to act.

00:27:40.100 He would just have to keep that same expression

00:27:41.840 because he's happy but evil.

00:27:45.220 Like, it's hard to pull off happy and evil

00:27:47.860 at the same time

00:27:48.540 because he's got a genuine smile.

00:27:52.340 Well, it's a little bit evil.

00:27:54.020 There's something going on there

00:27:55.420 that's not quite right.

00:27:56.840 I don't know what it is.

00:27:58.380 So John Avalon,

00:27:59.320 he's an opinion person for CNN.

00:28:01.500 And he was going through what he calls

00:28:03.460 the lies from the Trump impeachment team.

00:28:11.120 Now, are you aware

00:28:12.780 that the Trump lawyers told any lie?

00:28:15.220 Did your news tell you

00:28:18.680 that they got anything wrong?

00:28:21.540 Now, I'm not aware of anything they got wrong,

00:28:23.840 but I'll give you John Avalon's example.

00:28:27.000 Now, watch this example.

00:28:30.180 And if you get my point,

00:28:31.680 it's going to blow you away.

00:28:34.860 Here's my point.

00:28:36.360 The fake news is so strong now

00:28:39.100 that they can do this.

00:28:43.140 I'm not holding a pen in my hand.

00:28:46.380 Now, if you're listening to this on just audio,

00:28:49.780 I'm holding a pen up to the video here.

00:28:53.120 Clearly, obviously, there's a pen in my hand.

00:28:56.020 The fake news is now so strong

00:28:58.180 that they can show you the pen

00:29:00.240 and say, there's no pen in my hand.

00:29:03.700 Watch John Avalon do it.

00:29:06.500 On his show,

00:29:07.580 he used as an example

00:29:08.720 of the Trump lawyers lying.

00:29:12.760 All right?

00:29:13.100 So this is an example

00:29:14.260 of the Trump lawyers lying,

00:29:17.200 according to John Avalon,

00:29:18.900 the demon who came through the portal from hell.

00:29:20.600 And the example he gave

00:29:23.620 was that he said

00:29:25.960 that the lawyers said

00:29:27.440 that the president

00:29:28.520 was not aware

00:29:30.220 that Pence was in danger

00:29:31.920 at a certain point in the timeline.

00:29:34.700 So that's the claim.

00:29:36.420 The Trump lawyer said

00:29:37.900 that Trump was not aware

00:29:40.120 of the danger that Trump was in

00:29:42.700 at a certain point in the timeline.

00:29:46.080 John Avalon shows that that's a lie

00:29:48.260 by showing that before that point

00:29:51.380 there had been a tweet

00:29:53.800 or some information,

00:29:54.940 I guess some information,

00:29:56.120 not a tweet,

00:29:57.020 that had told the president, Trump,

00:30:00.120 that Pence had been evacuated.

00:30:03.500 And that's what John Avalon uses

00:30:05.320 as his proof

00:30:06.240 that Trump knew

00:30:08.020 that Pence was in danger.

00:30:12.300 Watch this.

00:30:14.100 I'm not holding a pen in my hand.

00:30:16.020 I'm not holding a pen.

00:30:19.700 Now watch John Avalon

00:30:21.140 do the same trick.

00:30:23.620 Pence was evacuated.

00:30:27.160 Do you evacuate people

00:30:28.740 to danger?

00:30:31.960 Is that how the word is used?

00:30:33.400 We're evacuating him from safety

00:30:35.220 to danger?

00:30:37.720 Or does we evacuated him

00:30:40.600 tell President Trump

00:30:42.680 that he's safe?

00:30:44.420 Because what do you evacuate people

00:30:47.140 to?

00:30:49.140 Don't you evacuate them

00:30:50.660 to safety?

00:30:53.840 So Avalon is proving

00:30:55.680 that the Trump lawyers lied

00:30:57.620 by showing you

00:30:59.980 that they didn't

00:31:01.760 and proving it

00:31:04.160 and then telling you

00:31:05.640 that the thing you're looking at

00:31:06.720 that proves they didn't lie

00:31:07.980 and that Trump's first understanding

00:31:10.360 of what was going on

00:31:11.480 was that Pence

00:31:13.220 was safe.

00:31:16.560 Evacuated

00:31:17.040 to safety.

00:31:20.520 And Avalon showed this pen to you

00:31:22.540 and said

00:31:23.100 there's no pen in my hand.

00:31:25.500 And 95% of the people

00:31:27.680 who watched it

00:31:28.580 didn't see the pen.

00:31:30.480 And if I hadn't explained it to you

00:31:33.580 most of you wouldn't have seen the pen.

00:31:36.600 just think about that.

00:31:39.940 Just think at the level

00:31:41.180 that the brainwashing has reached

00:31:43.200 they can show you

00:31:44.980 that they're lying

00:31:46.620 tell you that they're not

00:31:49.020 and you'll believe

00:31:50.400 the telling part

00:31:51.460 instead of your own

00:31:53.440 fucking eyes.

00:31:55.880 That just happened.

00:31:57.940 That just happened.

00:31:59.460 In the real world

00:32:00.420 that just happened.

00:32:01.980 Now if I had told you

00:32:03.140 a year ago

00:32:03.640 that this was possible

00:32:04.320 how many of you

00:32:06.220 would have said

00:32:06.740 yeah that seems possible.

00:32:09.080 Not many of you.

00:32:10.580 If you had studied hypnosis

00:32:12.400 and I told you

00:32:14.360 that this was possible

00:32:15.640 would you have believed it?

00:32:17.460 Yeah you would have.

00:32:18.740 You totally would have.

00:32:20.060 Because within the realm

00:32:20.980 of people who study

00:32:21.700 hypnosis

00:32:22.660 and persuasion

00:32:23.500 this is kind of routine.

00:32:26.060 There's no pen in my hand.

00:32:28.740 But when you see it

00:32:29.720 you leave that world

00:32:31.740 of let's say

00:32:33.420 hypnosis

00:32:34.880 and stage hypnosis

00:32:35.940 and it enters

00:32:36.740 the actual real world

00:32:38.360 of news

00:32:39.200 and politics

00:32:40.120 you have something

00:32:42.880 to worry about there.

00:32:44.100 That's something

00:32:44.580 to worry about.

00:32:46.320 Alright.

00:32:48.100 So I guess

00:32:49.320 I'll give CNN

00:32:51.560 a compliment

00:32:52.480 while I'm at it.

00:32:54.300 I've told you before

00:32:55.120 that it's a good

00:32:56.260 it's a good strategy

00:32:58.340 for moderating

00:33:00.880 your bias

00:33:01.620 we can't get rid

00:33:02.780 of our bias

00:33:03.300 but you can

00:33:03.840 maybe do as well

00:33:04.960 as you can

00:33:05.400 to moderate it

00:33:06.140 a little bit

00:33:06.560 is to see

00:33:08.860 if you can find

00:33:09.540 something good

00:33:10.460 to say

00:33:11.000 about whatever

00:33:12.340 or whoever

00:33:13.020 you're criticizing.

00:33:14.800 So I'm going to say

00:33:15.560 something good

00:33:16.000 about CNN.

00:33:17.160 When they do content

00:33:18.700 that is not the news

00:33:20.180 they're really good

00:33:21.540 at it.

00:33:23.000 There's specials

00:33:24.140 about historical

00:33:25.320 specials

00:33:26.140 and there's specials

00:33:27.400 about the country

00:33:28.420 during a certain era

00:33:29.620 and stuff like that.

00:33:31.080 It's really good stuff.

00:33:32.560 And some of their

00:33:33.080 other reporting

00:33:33.740 just about things

00:33:34.860 that are not political

00:33:35.760 also pretty good.

00:33:38.400 I recommend them.

00:33:39.560 And I've told you

00:33:40.020 I like Fareed Zakaria's show

00:33:41.800 it's very good.

00:33:43.280 And some others.

00:33:45.160 Smirkanish 0.95

00:33:45.680 Smirkanish 0.95

00:33:46.840 great show.

00:33:48.120 He does a good job

00:33:49.040 and he's the most

00:33:49.860 unbiased person

00:33:51.120 on the network.

00:33:52.640 So here's another compliment.

00:33:54.320 They've got a story here

00:33:55.680 about Revenge

00:33:56.760 Bedtime Procrastination.

00:33:58.800 So it's just a

00:33:59.520 sort of interesting piece.

00:34:01.320 Have you heard of this?

00:34:02.800 Revenge

00:34:03.280 Bedtime

00:34:04.240 Procrastination.

00:34:05.940 It's sort of misnamed.

00:34:07.580 It has to do with the fact

00:34:08.820 that we're all

00:34:09.860 working hard at home

00:34:11.340 or many of us are.

00:34:13.880 And if you work all day

00:34:15.600 and you've used up your day

00:34:16.800 and you've done nothing

00:34:17.780 but bed in your house

00:34:19.560 you bed in social isolation

00:34:21.200 you just don't have

00:34:22.440 enough stimulation

00:34:23.240 and you go to bed

00:34:24.660 and it's your bedtime

00:34:25.920 and you should go to sleep

00:34:27.120 but you haven't had enough

00:34:29.580 fun today

00:34:31.380 and so you just can't

00:34:34.460 because you need

00:34:35.340 some amount of pleasure

00:34:36.740 entertainment

00:34:37.860 distraction

00:34:38.640 you just need it

00:34:40.420 every day.

00:34:41.800 And so people will stay up

00:34:42.800 way too late

00:34:43.620 to steal a few hours

00:34:45.780 of not having to work

00:34:47.200 and just looking through

00:34:48.760 their phone or whatever

00:34:49.620 and then they don't get

00:34:50.400 enough sleep.

00:34:50.920 So apparently this is

00:34:52.160 some kind of national

00:34:53.100 problem

00:34:54.320 which I totally believe

00:34:56.140 because I'm feeling it myself.

00:34:59.620 During the pandemic

00:35:00.780 is the first time

00:35:01.940 I personally

00:35:02.820 have ever done this

00:35:04.820 which is go to bed

00:35:06.520 when it's already time

00:35:07.460 to go to sleep

00:35:08.240 and instead of going to sleep

00:35:10.220 I'll watch a show

00:35:12.060 on my phone

00:35:12.700 and fall asleep

00:35:13.620 to that instead.

00:35:14.700 I never did that before.

00:35:16.000 And I think I'm also

00:35:18.880 suffering from the

00:35:20.600 revenge bedtime

00:35:21.700 procrastination

00:35:22.780 because I can't get down

00:35:24.640 into the real world

00:35:25.620 and do the interesting

00:35:27.560 things I would like to

00:35:28.560 so I feel like

00:35:30.120 this got me too.

00:35:31.680 I feel like I'm totally

00:35:32.860 in this camp.

00:35:34.840 I'm feeling this right now.

00:35:36.120 I've done this every day.

00:35:37.140 I'm just looking at your comments.

00:35:38.560 I'm doing that right now.

00:35:39.780 There's probably somebody

00:35:40.620 in bed watching me right now.

00:35:42.480 Different time zone.

00:35:43.200 I watched a show

00:35:45.200 until 3 a.m.

00:35:46.120 Yeah.

00:35:47.320 This is a real thing.

00:35:48.680 So compliment to CNN.

00:35:50.760 This is good content

00:35:51.960 and I appreciated reading it

00:35:53.960 and it's worth mentioning.

00:35:56.760 They do a good job

00:35:57.400 at this stuff.

00:35:58.800 I guess there's a town hall

00:36:00.040 with Joe Biden

00:36:01.020 of course on CNN

00:36:02.220 because they'll ask

00:36:03.120 the hard-hitting questions.

00:36:04.940 You know CNN's

00:36:06.060 going to go hard at Biden.

00:36:07.860 Oh yeah.

00:36:08.920 Asking the tough questions.

00:36:11.260 For example

00:36:12.100 we've learned

00:36:13.060 recently

00:36:13.880 that Biden likes

00:36:16.240 to have a fireplace

00:36:17.360 the fireplace

00:36:18.420 going in the Oval Office

00:36:19.720 and here's some hard news

00:36:21.340 for you.

00:36:21.740 I don't know if you saw

00:36:22.360 this anywhere

00:36:22.820 except CNN

00:36:23.500 but Biden likes

00:36:26.060 to sometimes

00:36:26.920 put a log

00:36:28.300 on the fire himself.

00:36:30.680 Yeah.

00:36:31.440 And sometimes

00:36:32.380 he'll play with his dogs.

00:36:33.800 He's got excellent dogs

00:36:34.980 and he loves his wife.

00:36:37.440 So that's the sort

00:36:38.320 of hard-hitting

00:36:39.380 commentary

00:36:40.880 we should expect

00:36:41.980 from the CNN

00:36:42.840 town hall.

00:36:45.040 I think I'll watch it

00:36:46.260 just to see if

00:36:46.980 Biden falls apart

00:36:48.920 because I feel

00:36:50.440 as though CNN

00:36:51.280 CNN's definitely 0.52

00:36:53.740 giving Biden

00:36:54.420 a honeymoon

00:36:54.980 wouldn't you say?

00:36:56.760 And I don't mind

00:36:57.840 that actually.

00:36:59.320 I don't mind

00:37:00.200 that CNN

00:37:00.680 is giving Biden

00:37:01.600 a honeymoon period

00:37:03.400 where they're

00:37:04.060 just not going

00:37:04.940 that hard at him.

00:37:05.920 Although I said

00:37:06.740 Jake Tapper

00:37:07.700 went pretty hard

00:37:08.560 or very hard

00:37:09.780 at a couple

00:37:10.520 of topics

00:37:11.120 on the coronavirus

00:37:13.280 in opening schools

00:37:14.520 etc.

00:37:15.100 So I feel

00:37:16.160 as if CNN

00:37:16.900 almost has

00:37:18.460 to turn

00:37:19.240 negative

00:37:19.700 on Biden.

00:37:21.740 Almost has to

00:37:22.860 because their content

00:37:23.900 is going to require

00:37:24.940 some friction

00:37:25.840 some controversy

00:37:26.940 and they're not

00:37:28.340 going to get enough

00:37:28.980 without Trump.

00:37:30.580 The Republicans

00:37:31.260 aren't doing anything

00:37:32.160 so there's nothing

00:37:32.960 to talk about.

00:37:34.180 So they're going

00:37:34.820 to have to go

00:37:35.500 after Biden

00:37:36.140 and maybe

00:37:37.860 we'll see it

00:37:38.400 at the town hall.

00:37:39.580 Watch that

00:37:40.180 and see if you see

00:37:40.720 any kind of a shift.

00:37:42.600 Here's a question

00:37:43.240 for you.

00:37:44.780 Does anybody

00:37:45.520 try to keep track

00:37:46.680 and I don't know

00:37:47.240 that you could

00:37:47.680 possibly track this

00:37:48.680 of how many people

00:37:50.000 will be killed

00:37:50.960 by green technology?

00:37:54.060 Because I feel like

00:37:55.180 there have to be some.

00:37:57.480 Right?

00:37:57.820 If you assume

00:37:58.600 that climate change

00:37:59.540 is real

00:38:00.060 and I know

00:38:00.520 some of you

00:38:00.960 are skeptics

00:38:01.580 but if you assume

00:38:02.680 that for whatever reason

00:38:04.640 the climate

00:38:06.280 keeps going

00:38:07.360 in that direction

00:38:08.140 sorry I got distracted

00:38:18.720 when your wife

00:38:20.460 texts you

00:38:21.280 you're going to

00:38:23.880 check the text

00:38:24.560 right?

00:38:25.940 Here's a question

00:38:26.800 for you

00:38:27.200 this is completely

00:38:28.500 off topic

00:38:29.100 but how long

00:38:31.800 is appropriate

00:38:33.760 to wait

00:38:34.480 to respond

00:38:35.460 to a text

00:38:37.760 from your spouse?

00:38:40.100 Go.

00:38:40.980 What is the longest

00:38:42.060 amount of time

00:38:43.100 that you would

00:38:45.800 wait to respond

00:38:47.200 to a text

00:38:48.080 from your own spouse?

00:38:50.960 And now I know

00:38:51.940 obviously sometimes

00:38:52.820 you're in a meeting

00:38:53.460 or you're driving

00:38:54.220 or something

00:38:54.560 so you can't respond

00:38:55.300 but if you're not

00:38:56.640 if you're not

00:38:57.640 unavailable

00:38:58.260 what's the longest

00:38:59.540 you would wait?

00:39:01.320 Looking at your

00:39:02.300 three hours

00:39:04.440 somebody says

00:39:06.020 one hour

00:39:06.660 twelve minutes

00:39:08.140 five minutes

00:39:08.860 twenty-two minutes

00:39:09.820 five minutes

00:39:10.440 eight hours

00:39:11.220 okay well

00:39:12.340 you're not going to

00:39:12.980 stay married

00:39:13.380 for very long

00:39:14.060 three hours

00:39:15.300 you probably have

00:39:16.220 trouble in your marriage

00:39:17.280 one minute or less

00:39:19.420 well

00:39:23.320 I'm going to

00:39:24.680 respond to

00:39:25.300 Christina

00:39:25.920 there

00:39:30.700 less than

00:39:32.140 five minutes

00:39:32.780 boom

00:39:33.700 that's how

00:39:35.240 she knows

00:39:35.820 I love her

00:39:36.720 all right

00:39:38.100 I don't know

00:39:40.460 what I was talking

00:39:40.940 about here

00:39:41.340 oh how many

00:39:42.540 people die

00:39:43.100 from green

00:39:43.800 technology

00:39:44.360 so let's say

00:39:45.580 now

00:39:46.340 I debunked

00:39:47.840 this earlier

00:39:48.340 but let's say

00:39:49.060 that part

00:39:50.440 of the problem

00:39:51.620 now I don't

00:39:52.800 think you can

00:39:53.280 blame the

00:39:53.640 windmills on

00:39:54.220 any of the

00:39:54.540 deaths

00:39:54.840 given that

00:39:56.220 the gas

00:39:56.860 and other

00:39:57.220 things also

00:39:58.140 went out

00:39:58.560 because of

00:39:58.980 the wind

00:39:59.140 I think

00:39:59.420 we just

00:39:59.660 blame that

00:40:00.100 on the

00:40:00.360 weather

00:40:00.560 forget that

00:40:01.900 point

00:40:02.220 but I would

00:40:02.820 like to

00:40:03.160 know if

00:40:03.600 there's

00:40:03.840 any

00:40:04.100 offset

00:40:04.740 we probably

00:40:05.920 will

00:40:06.500 over the

00:40:07.820 years

00:40:08.100 start

00:40:08.500 measuring

00:40:09.240 we probably

00:40:10.940 will start

00:40:11.700 measuring

00:40:12.300 how many

00:40:14.400 people die

00:40:15.200 from climate

00:40:16.240 change

00:40:16.720 but will

00:40:17.780 we measure

00:40:18.480 how many

00:40:18.940 people

00:40:19.340 are saved

00:40:20.920 by

00:40:21.460 fossil fuels

00:40:23.880 is there a

00:40:25.040 way to do

00:40:25.460 the net

00:40:25.920 if there's

00:40:27.740 not a way

00:40:28.140 to do

00:40:28.420 the net

00:40:28.940 what are

00:40:30.680 we doing

00:40:31.040 all right

00:40:32.440 Iran is

00:40:35.780 pushing Biden

00:40:36.920 as of course

00:40:38.120 they are

00:40:38.440 some militia

00:40:39.660 group associated

00:40:40.580 with Iran

00:40:41.280 fired some

00:40:42.860 rockets

00:40:43.900 into

00:40:44.860 a US base

00:40:47.360 in Iraq

00:40:47.760 and killed

00:40:48.280 a foreign 0.60

00:40:49.480 contractor

00:40:50.100 and injured

00:40:51.540 several

00:40:51.940 Americans

00:40:52.480 now what

00:40:54.080 will Biden

00:40:54.780 do

00:40:55.260 now that

00:40:56.380 Iran

00:40:56.760 has injured

00:40:57.600 Americans

00:40:58.200 he's got a

00:41:01.020 problem

00:41:01.420 and I don't

00:41:03.100 know if this

00:41:03.540 will come up

00:41:04.000 in the town

00:41:04.460 hall

00:41:04.760 because it

00:41:05.160 sounds exactly

00:41:05.880 like the

00:41:06.300 sort of

00:41:06.560 things CNN

00:41:07.080 won't ask

00:41:07.760 him

00:41:07.940 but what

00:41:10.180 is he

00:41:10.480 going to

00:41:10.700 do

00:41:11.120 isn't

00:41:13.000 Biden

00:41:13.320 almost

00:41:13.900 certainly

00:41:15.160 going to

00:41:15.520 have to

00:41:15.840 act more

00:41:16.380 like Trump

00:41:16.940 did

00:41:17.220 and get

00:41:17.820 tough with

00:41:18.380 Iran

00:41:18.740 Iran

00:41:20.320 just

00:41:20.660 backed

00:41:21.400 people who

00:41:21.940 attacked

00:41:22.260 people who

00:41:22.780 injured

00:41:23.120 Americans

00:41:23.740 several

00:41:24.800 Americans

00:41:25.420 I don't

00:41:25.780 know how

00:41:26.120 bad the

00:41:26.440 injuries

00:41:26.720 are

00:41:26.980 but

00:41:28.180 it feels

00:41:29.460 like he's

00:41:29.980 going to

00:41:30.220 do

00:41:30.400 nothing

00:41:30.820 doesn't

00:41:31.540 it

00:41:32.280 it feels

00:41:32.660 like it

00:41:33.400 would

00:41:34.340 Iran

00:41:34.720 have done

00:41:35.160 this if

00:41:35.600 Trump

00:41:35.880 were

00:41:36.100 president

00:41:36.540 feels

00:41:38.920 like no

00:41:39.660 can't

00:41:40.420 be sure

00:41:40.840 can't

00:41:42.060 be sure

00:41:42.500 but I

00:41:43.240 feel like

00:41:43.580 they'd be

00:41:43.940 less likely

00:41:44.880 to do

00:41:45.280 it

00:41:45.460 I feel

00:41:46.020 like

00:41:46.220 they're

00:41:46.380 pushing

00:41:46.660 Biden

00:41:47.040 to see

00:41:47.340 what they

00:41:47.620 can get

00:41:47.880 away

00:41:48.060 with

00:41:48.360 funny

00:41:49.500 story

00:41:49.860 of the

00:41:50.060 day

00:41:50.320 representative

00:41:51.080 Adam

00:41:51.960 Kinzinger

00:41:52.720 who

00:41:53.720 came out

00:41:54.780 as you

00:41:55.380 know

00:41:55.520 quite

00:41:55.840 anti

00:41:56.780 Trump

00:41:57.460 based on

00:41:58.580 the

00:41:58.800 capital

00:41:59.140 assault

00:41:59.560 his

00:42:00.720 own

00:42:00.940 family

00:42:01.440 just

00:42:02.240 so

00:42:05.340 he's

00:42:05.660 a

00:42:05.800 Republican

00:42:06.700 Adam

00:42:07.520 Kinzinger

00:42:07.940 and his

00:42:08.640 own

00:42:08.840 family

00:42:09.200 disowned

00:42:09.740 him

00:42:09.980 for

00:42:10.740 opposing

00:42:11.160 Trump

00:42:11.620 11

00:42:12.520 relatives

00:42:13.280 signed

00:42:14.280 a

00:42:14.540 handwritten

00:42:15.080 letter

00:42:15.520 calling

00:42:16.360 him

00:42:16.660 quote

00:42:17.000 a

00:42:17.580 disappointment

00:42:18.280 to

00:42:18.680 God

00:42:19.140 and

00:42:19.400 Lou

00:42:19.620 Dobbs 0.99

00:42:20.180 11

00:42:26.180 members

00:42:26.680 of his

00:42:27.100 family

00:42:27.560 say

00:42:28.460 he's

00:42:28.740 a

00:42:28.920 disappointment

00:42:29.440 to

00:42:29.780 God

00:42:30.260 and

00:42:30.740 Lou

00:42:31.060 Dobbs 0.99

00:42:31.580 now

00:42:33.260 I gotta

00:42:35.400 tell you

00:42:35.860 I'm no

00:42:36.640 religious

00:42:37.160 scholar

00:42:37.660 it

00:42:40.000 seems

00:42:40.340 to me

00:42:40.640 that

00:42:40.840 disappointing

00:42:41.400 God

00:42:42.080 probably

00:42:43.600 a bad

00:42:44.220 thing

00:42:44.640 but

00:42:46.280 disappointing

00:42:47.060 Lou

00:42:47.420 Dobbs 0.99

00:42:47.920 a lot

00:42:48.400 of you

00:42:48.620 don't

00:42:48.880 know

00:42:49.220 far

00:42:50.320 worse

00:42:50.780 because

00:42:51.820 while

00:42:52.080 God

00:42:52.420 has

00:42:52.720 his

00:42:52.880 own

00:42:53.080 heaven

00:42:53.440 and

00:42:53.740 hell

00:42:54.040 Lou

00:42:55.040 Dobbs 0.99

00:42:55.480 also

00:42:55.880 has

00:42:56.340 a

00:42:56.500 private

00:42:56.820 version

00:42:57.160 you've

00:42:57.440 heard

00:42:57.540 of

00:42:57.680 private

00:42:58.020 prisons

00:42:58.460 they're

00:42:59.040 public

00:42:59.340 prisons

00:42:59.760 but

00:42:59.960 then

00:43:00.120 they're

00:43:00.280 also

00:43:00.520 privately

00:43:01.020 run

00:43:01.300 ones

00:43:01.500 well

00:43:01.980 God

00:43:02.280 has

00:43:02.500 more

00:43:02.680 of

00:43:02.800 a

00:43:02.960 public

00:43:03.500 heaven

00:43:03.960 sort

00:43:04.860 of

00:43:04.960 a

00:43:05.140 public

00:43:05.580 hell

00:43:05.940 a lot

00:43:07.100 of

00:43:07.160 you

00:43:07.240 don't

00:43:07.400 know

00:43:07.560 Lou

00:43:07.880 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:08.260 has

00:43:08.420 sort

00:43:08.640 of

00:43:08.740 a

00:43:08.920 private

00:43:09.480 version

00:43:09.900 of

00:43:10.080 that

00:43:10.300 sort

00:43:10.580 of

00:43:10.680 a

00:43:10.900 it

00:43:11.520 costs

00:43:11.860 a

00:43:12.020 little

00:43:12.120 more

00:43:12.380 but

00:43:12.560 you

00:43:12.680 can

00:43:12.840 get

00:43:13.000 into

00:43:13.180 Lou

00:43:13.500 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:13.900 heaven

00:43:14.200 or

00:43:15.440 Lou

00:43:15.740 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:16.160 hell

00:43:16.460 and you

00:43:16.920 don't

00:43:17.180 want

00:43:17.400 to

00:43:17.480 go

00:43:17.620 there

00:43:17.900 you

00:43:18.740 don't

00:43:18.900 want

00:43:19.060 to

00:43:19.140 be

00:43:19.240 in

00:43:19.360 Lou

00:43:19.560 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:19.860 hell

00:43:20.120 but

00:43:20.580 Lou

00:43:20.740 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:21.000 heaven

00:43:21.220 I

00:43:21.380 hear

00:43:21.520 is

00:43:21.680 very

00:43:21.940 well

00:43:22.200 appointed

00:43:22.600 nice

00:43:23.580 design

00:43:24.340 good

00:43:24.740 feng

00:43:25.000 shui

00:43:25.300 I'm

00:43:26.600 going

00:43:26.700 to

00:43:26.760 look

00:43:26.920 into

00:43:27.140 it

00:43:27.780 Lou

00:43:28.220 Dobbs 0.99

00:43:28.640 heaven

00:43:28.880 all

00:43:30.200 right

00:43:30.360 I

00:43:32.340 asked

00:43:32.600 you

00:43:32.740 on

00:43:32.860 my

00:43:33.020 last

00:43:33.420 live

00:43:34.200 stream

00:43:34.440 if

00:43:35.080 anybody

00:43:35.340 could

00:43:35.540 find

00:43:35.800 the

00:43:36.060 origin

00:43:36.580 of

00:43:37.380 the

00:43:37.580 Democrats

00:43:38.100 saying

00:43:38.540 that

00:43:39.580 Trump

00:43:40.360 was

00:43:40.600 using

00:43:40.900 the

00:43:41.140 quote

00:43:41.460 big

00:43:41.940 lie

00:43:42.380 about

00:43:43.080 the

00:43:43.280 election

00:43:43.560 being

00:43:43.880 stolen

00:43:44.340 allegedly

00:43:45.700 and

00:43:46.840 it's

00:43:49.780 harder

00:43:50.060 to

00:43:50.340 discern

00:43:51.360 than

00:43:51.600 you

00:43:51.760 think

00:43:52.140 so

00:43:53.400 apparently

00:43:54.040 it's

00:43:54.560 a

00:43:54.840 generic

00:43:55.280 enough

00:43:55.700 thing

00:43:56.040 that

00:43:56.300 people

00:43:56.540 have

00:43:56.740 been

00:43:56.920 speaking

00:43:57.300 of

00:43:57.560 the

00:43:57.720 big

00:43:57.880 lie

00:43:58.300 somewhat

00:43:59.580 consistently

00:44:00.500 for

00:44:01.280 you know

00:44:01.880 decades

00:44:02.540 it comes

00:44:03.680 up a

00:44:04.000 lot

00:44:04.220 so

00:44:04.580 it's

00:44:04.720 hard

00:44:04.860 to

00:44:05.040 know

00:44:05.360 if

00:44:06.740 there

00:44:06.880 was

00:44:07.040 some

00:44:07.260 point

00:44:07.620 where

00:44:08.040 there

00:44:08.280 was

00:44:08.420 a

00:44:08.620 decision

00:44:09.180 to

00:44:09.480 use

00:44:09.780 it

00:44:10.000 or

00:44:10.740 if

00:44:11.000 just

00:44:11.240 a

00:44:11.440 lot

00:44:11.560 of

00:44:11.680 people

00:44:12.020 spontaneously

00:44:13.520 heard

00:44:14.540 somebody

00:44:14.920 else

00:44:15.120 say it

00:44:15.460 and said

00:44:15.680 oh

00:44:15.900 I'll

00:44:16.080 say

00:44:16.260 that

00:44:16.440 too

00:44:16.620 so

00:44:17.580 you

00:44:17.720 don't

00:44:17.860 know

00:44:18.000 how

00:44:18.140 much

00:44:18.320 is

00:44:18.440 organized

00:44:18.820 but

00:44:19.420 we

00:44:20.260 see

00:44:20.500 Bloomberg

00:44:20.940 was

00:44:21.320 saying

00:44:21.580 it

00:44:21.740 in

00:44:21.920 September

00:44:22.320 of

00:44:22.540 2020

00:44:22.940 we

00:44:24.440 see

00:44:24.760 that

00:44:25.180 the

00:44:26.320 editor

00:44:26.660 for

00:44:26.980 Occupy

00:44:27.640 Democrats

00:44:28.280 you

00:44:29.060 all

00:44:29.240 read

00:44:29.440 that

00:44:29.640 right

00:44:29.860 you

00:44:30.860 all

00:44:31.340 probably

00:44:31.620 subscribe

00:44:32.060 to

00:44:32.360 that

00:44:32.520 important

00:44:32.880 publication

00:44:33.440 called

00:44:35.360 but

00:44:35.800 the

00:44:35.960 editor

00:44:36.260 Grant

00:44:36.680 Stern

00:44:37.080 he

00:44:39.020 consistently

00:44:39.720 used

00:44:40.300 the

00:44:40.560 big

00:44:40.940 lie

00:44:41.340 as

00:44:42.240 part

00:44:42.440 of

00:44:42.540 his

00:44:42.700 writing

00:44:43.080 throughout

00:44:43.840 2020

00:44:44.400 so

00:44:45.280 I

00:44:45.400 guess

00:44:45.540 it's

00:44:45.720 been

00:44:45.860 around

00:44:46.240 and

00:44:46.540 we

00:44:46.700 can't

00:44:47.000 tell

00:44:47.300 exactly

00:44:48.040 where

00:44:48.600 a

00:44:48.780 decision

00:44:49.100 was

00:44:49.400 made

00:44:49.740 all

00:44:50.540 right

00:44:50.700 good

00:44:52.080 news

00:44:52.320 and

00:44:52.460 bad

00:44:52.660 news

00:44:52.980 are

00:44:53.380 you

00:44:53.440 ready

00:44:53.660 do

00:44:54.280 you

00:44:54.340 want

00:44:54.480 the

00:44:54.620 good

00:44:54.820 news

00:44:55.080 first

00:44:55.380 or

00:44:55.520 the

00:44:55.620 bad

00:44:55.860 news

00:44:56.180 the

00:44:56.920 good

00:44:57.120 news

00:44:57.380 right

00:44:57.620 all

00:44:58.160 right

00:44:58.240 the

00:44:58.400 good

00:44:58.580 news

00:44:58.800 first

00:44:59.220 flying

00:45:01.100 cars

00:45:01.800 finally

00:45:03.100 here

00:45:03.480 yes

00:45:05.060 for

00:45:05.740 years

00:45:06.080 we've

00:45:06.340 been

00:45:06.460 talking

00:45:06.720 about

00:45:07.080 flying

00:45:07.820 cars

00:45:08.380 where's

00:45:09.200 my

00:45:09.380 flying

00:45:09.740 car

00:45:10.080 well

00:45:11.000 a

00:45:11.420 company

00:45:11.740 named

00:45:12.120 Terra

00:45:12.500 Fuego

00:45:12.860 now

00:45:15.000 if you

00:45:15.480 heard of

00:45:15.800 a company

00:45:16.200 named

00:45:16.540 Terra

00:45:17.020 Fuego

00:45:17.580 what

00:45:19.400 country

00:45:20.340 would you

00:45:20.900 assume

00:45:21.440 owned

00:45:22.020 that

00:45:22.560 or

00:45:23.600 at least

00:45:24.020 where do you

00:45:24.420 think

00:45:24.620 the

00:45:25.080 origin

00:45:26.220 of that

00:45:26.560 company

00:45:26.840 is

00:45:26.980 do you

00:45:27.140 think

00:45:27.260 it

00:45:27.340 would be

00:45:27.580 owned

00:45:27.900 by

00:45:28.260 let's

00:45:28.560 say

00:45:28.820 Mexico

00:45:29.820 Terra

00:45:31.180 Fuego

00:45:31.580 it

00:45:31.980 sounds

00:45:32.160 like

00:45:32.440 Mexico

00:45:33.420 right

00:45:33.800 but I

00:45:34.540 don't

00:45:34.660 know

00:45:34.800 that

00:45:34.960 Mexico

00:45:35.280 has

00:45:35.580 much

00:45:35.820 of an

00:45:36.200 aeronautic

00:45:36.860 industry

00:45:37.320 so maybe

00:45:38.500 Brazil

00:45:40.640 or

00:45:41.580 is there

00:45:42.820 some other

00:45:43.480 country

00:45:43.920 in South

00:45:44.620 America

00:45:45.040 where

00:45:45.840 Terra

00:45:46.260 Fuego

00:45:46.740 would be

00:45:47.500 that would

00:45:47.800 be a pretty

00:45:48.100 good name

00:45:48.540 for a

00:45:48.800 business

00:45:49.920 that started

00:45:50.520 out of that

00:45:50.920 part of the

00:45:51.260 world

00:45:51.440 oh

00:45:52.340 but it

00:45:53.320 turns out

00:45:53.800 it's

00:45:54.140 China

00:45:54.580 that's

00:45:56.200 right

00:45:56.500 China

00:45:57.700 owns

00:45:58.460 the

00:45:58.920 first

00:45:59.380 flying

00:46:00.360 car

00:46:00.800 company

00:46:01.640 or at

00:46:02.580 least

00:46:02.700 the

00:46:02.900 first

00:46:03.140 one

00:46:03.340 that

00:46:03.480 will

00:46:03.560 come

00:46:03.740 to

00:46:03.900 market

00:46:04.180 so it

00:46:04.960 looks like

00:46:05.300 by 2022

00:46:06.260 they'll have

00:46:07.500 all the

00:46:07.820 clearance they

00:46:08.440 need for

00:46:08.820 this thing

00:46:09.260 and it's

00:46:11.720 basically a

00:46:12.560 car

00:46:12.960 with fold-up

00:46:14.320 wings

00:46:14.680 and then you

00:46:15.900 can drive

00:46:16.340 your car

00:46:16.760 to the

00:46:17.100 airport

00:46:17.400 and then

00:46:18.160 unfold the

00:46:18.800 wings

00:46:19.040 and take

00:46:19.660 off

00:46:19.920 and then

00:46:20.800 fly to

00:46:21.160 the next

00:46:21.440 airport

00:46:21.800 fold it

00:46:22.340 up and

00:46:22.680 drive to

00:46:23.140 your

00:46:23.280 destination

00:46:23.760 now

00:46:24.900 I

00:46:27.780 happen to

00:46:28.260 be married

00:46:28.760 to a

00:46:29.260 pilot

00:46:29.600 haha

00:46:30.820 you're not

00:46:31.520 married to

00:46:31.920 a pilot

00:46:32.320 and I

00:46:33.120 am

00:46:33.340 or some

00:46:34.600 of you

00:46:34.840 are I

00:46:35.120 guess

00:46:35.300 but

00:46:36.320 apparently

00:46:36.980 you need

00:46:37.460 some kind

00:46:37.900 of a

00:46:38.160 sport

00:46:38.640 license

00:46:39.180 that might

00:46:39.940 be

00:46:40.440 something

00:46:41.220 from another

00:46:41.900 country

00:46:42.300 I don't

00:46:42.600 know if

00:46:42.860 a sport

00:46:43.360 license

00:46:43.900 even makes

00:46:45.260 sense for

00:46:45.720 flying in

00:46:46.480 this country

00:46:46.940 but

00:46:47.860 Christina

00:46:48.700 my wife

00:46:49.220 has a

00:46:49.840 high

00:46:50.760 performance

00:46:51.420 what do

00:46:52.920 you call

00:46:53.180 it

00:46:53.460 certification

00:46:54.780 or sign

00:46:55.480 off or

00:46:55.840 something

00:46:56.120 so she

00:46:57.160 could actually

00:46:57.580 fly

00:46:57.940 aerobics

00:46:59.420 planes

00:46:59.820 that are

00:47:00.220 big engines

00:47:01.200 and hard

00:47:01.960 to land

00:47:02.480 they've got

00:47:02.940 a different

00:47:03.280 wheel structure

00:47:04.080 so if you're

00:47:05.020 doing the

00:47:05.300 aerobics

00:47:05.740 planes

00:47:06.120 you really

00:47:07.240 have to

00:47:07.740 take a lot

00:47:09.040 of lessons

00:47:09.480 before the

00:47:10.000 first time

00:47:10.380 you can

00:47:10.660 land it

00:47:11.400 versus

00:47:12.480 say a

00:47:13.000 Cessna

00:47:13.360 that practically

00:47:14.080 lands itself

00:47:14.940 it's got a

00:47:15.780 little steering

00:47:16.280 wheel

00:47:16.540 you're just

00:47:17.260 like

00:47:17.540 okay

00:47:18.800 Cessna

00:47:19.360 land yourself

00:47:20.100 but if you

00:47:20.760 got these

00:47:21.100 little

00:47:21.420 tailwheel

00:47:22.420 aerobic

00:47:23.460 planes

00:47:23.900 that are

00:47:24.180 coming in

00:47:24.580 with their

00:47:24.860 giant engines

00:47:25.600 they're coming

00:47:26.000 in way

00:47:26.580 faster

00:47:27.040 to the

00:47:28.640 runway

00:47:28.920 you need

00:47:30.360 a lot

00:47:30.800 of skill

00:47:31.240 to grease

00:47:32.500 the landing

00:47:33.040 as the

00:47:33.460 pilots like

00:47:34.060 to say

00:47:34.440 Christina

00:47:35.500 apparently has

00:47:36.160 that skill

00:47:36.580 so she

00:47:37.220 could be

00:47:38.380 a pilot

00:47:38.800 I think

00:47:39.380 for one

00:47:40.500 of these

00:47:41.020 flying cars

00:47:42.360 so imagine

00:47:45.880 this is

00:47:46.700 actually a

00:47:47.200 thing that

00:47:47.500 could happen

00:47:48.020 by next

00:47:49.500 year

00:47:49.820 just think

00:47:50.820 about this

00:47:51.200 this could

00:47:51.700 literally

00:47:52.160 happen next

00:47:52.780 year

00:47:53.060 that I

00:47:54.140 could walk

00:47:54.580 downstairs

00:47:55.180 to my

00:47:56.500 garage

00:47:57.020 get in

00:47:58.480 my flying

00:47:59.020 car

00:47:59.440 with

00:48:00.960 Christina

00:48:01.420 driving

00:48:01.860 drive to

00:48:03.420 my local

00:48:03.900 airport

00:48:04.260 which is

00:48:04.960 10 minutes

00:48:05.940 away

00:48:06.240 Livermore

00:48:08.200 airport

00:48:08.600 drive directly

00:48:10.240 onto the

00:48:11.540 tarmac

00:48:12.080 contact

00:48:13.880 the tower

00:48:14.560 put your

00:48:15.960 wings down

00:48:16.640 fly to

00:48:18.500 San Diego

00:48:19.260 fold up

00:48:20.640 the wings

00:48:21.120 and drive

00:48:23.040 to your

00:48:23.540 hotel

00:48:23.980 next year

00:48:26.240 that's

00:48:27.640 actually a

00:48:28.240 real thing

00:48:28.720 that next

00:48:29.940 year

00:48:30.320 if I

00:48:31.340 wanted to

00:48:31.760 buy one

00:48:32.060 of these

00:48:32.280 flying cars

00:48:32.880 now I

00:48:33.740 of course

00:48:34.080 would not

00:48:34.540 buy a

00:48:35.320 product

00:48:35.620 from China

00:48:37.480 if I

00:48:38.080 have any

00:48:38.720 alternatives

00:48:39.240 so I

00:48:40.200 don't think

00:48:40.760 I'm going

00:48:41.060 to be

00:48:41.280 buying a

00:48:41.760 flying car

00:48:42.300 from China

00:48:43.340 but

00:48:44.780 Elon Musk

00:48:46.320 if you're

00:48:46.940 listening

00:48:47.280 Elon

00:48:48.820 if you

00:48:49.680 make me

00:48:50.000 a flying

00:48:50.360 car

00:48:50.720 I'll buy

00:48:51.600 your

00:48:51.760 flying

00:48:52.060 car

00:48:52.360 I'll buy

00:48:53.520 your

00:48:53.680 flying

00:48:54.000 car

00:48:54.360 on day

00:48:55.260 one

00:48:55.540 I'm not

00:48:56.660 going to

00:48:56.860 buy a

00:48:57.400 Chinese

00:48:57.700 flying

00:48:58.040 car

00:48:58.340 and if

00:48:59.500 you do

00:48:59.920 well

00:49:00.900 you got

00:49:01.300 some

00:49:01.440 explaining

00:49:01.860 all right

00:49:05.260 I guess

00:49:05.980 they can

00:49:06.260 go 100

00:49:06.660 miles an

00:49:07.180 hour

00:49:07.480 actually

00:49:08.760 that's

00:49:09.040 not very

00:49:09.400 much

00:49:09.660 is it

00:49:10.040 so it

00:49:10.700 can fly

00:49:11.220 at speeds

00:49:11.800 of 100

00:49:12.260 miles an

00:49:12.740 hour

00:49:12.800 that's

00:49:13.040 really

00:49:13.260 slow

00:49:13.760 actually

00:49:16.060 I'm not

00:49:16.800 even sure

00:49:17.220 there's much

00:49:17.640 point of

00:49:18.100 having an

00:49:18.560 airplane

00:49:18.860 if it

00:49:19.380 only flies

00:49:20.080 at 100

00:49:20.460 miles an

00:49:20.960 hour

00:49:21.100 you kind

00:49:22.180 of want

00:49:22.700 140

00:49:24.820 160

00:49:25.580 to have

00:49:26.980 yourself a

00:49:27.460 proper

00:49:27.740 airplane

00:49:28.240 small

00:49:30.200 plane

00:49:30.500 and

00:49:33.360 that

00:49:33.920 is what

00:49:36.720 I wanted

00:49:37.040 to talk

00:49:37.400 about

00:49:37.660 today

00:49:38.420 all right

00:49:40.040 have I

00:49:41.320 missed any

00:49:42.500 big topics

00:49:43.240 have I

00:49:44.020 offended

00:49:44.440 anybody

00:49:44.920 have I

00:49:45.340 triggered

00:49:45.820 anybody

00:49:46.180 into

00:49:46.380 cognitive

00:49:46.860 dissonance

00:49:47.400 what else

00:49:49.740 can I do

00:49:50.140 for you

00:49:50.660 yeah as

00:49:54.100 somebody's

00:49:54.560 saying

00:49:54.780 going 100

00:49:55.520 miles an

00:49:56.060 hour without

00:49:56.620 any traffic

00:49:57.620 and without

00:49:58.700 the winding

00:49:59.380 of roads

00:50:01.060 if you could

00:50:02.200 go 100

00:50:02.600 miles an

00:50:03.060 hour directly

00:50:03.640 to your

00:50:04.020 destination

00:50:04.600 yeah that

00:50:05.220 would be

00:50:05.360 pretty good

00:50:05.840 but you

00:50:07.060 also have

00:50:07.480 to navigate

00:50:08.580 an airport

00:50:09.200 and that

00:50:10.280 stuff

00:50:10.600 high

00:50:11.840 performance

00:50:12.300 is 160

00:50:13.060 miles per

00:50:13.880 hour

00:50:14.140 somebody's

00:50:14.640 saying in

00:50:14.960 the comments

00:50:15.340 that sounds

00:50:15.800 about right

00:50:16.280 yeah

00:50:16.560 the pits

00:50:18.280 P-I-T-T-S 1.00

00:50:19.560 I think

00:50:20.500 they'll go

00:50:20.820 about 160

00:50:21.520 all right

00:50:23.200 that's all

00:50:23.660 for now

00:50:24.080 and I

00:50:24.580 will

00:50:24.840 Chinese

00:50:27.400 cannons on

00:50:28.340 islands near

00:50:29.040 Japan

00:50:29.440 what

00:50:30.660 I better

00:50:31.800 look into

00:50:32.240 that

00:50:32.540 I haven't

00:50:33.340 heard of

00:50:33.580 that

00:50:33.760 talk to

00:50:34.500 you later

00:50:34.820 all right

00:50:38.420 how is

00:50:39.800 closing the

00:50:40.460 Keystone

00:50:40.860 pipeline

00:50:41.300 supposed to

00:50:41.780 help the

00:50:42.080 planet

00:50:42.360 somebody asked

00:50:43.060 me on

00:50:43.780 here

00:50:43.980 well

00:50:45.260 good question

00:50:47.280 you believe

00:50:50.000 the Lou

00:50:50.480 Dobbs 0.99

00:50:51.020 fake news

00:50:51.940 yeah that

00:50:52.860 that was

00:50:53.480 fake news

00:50:54.100 the

00:50:55.620 the headline

00:50:57.260 that I

00:50:57.780 read

00:50:58.140 it was

00:50:59.320 funny fake

00:50:59.860 news so I

00:51:00.320 read it

00:51:00.600 anyway

00:51:00.820 about the

00:51:02.400 Kinzinger

00:51:03.060 relatives

00:51:03.860 saying that

00:51:05.340 they disappointed

00:51:06.460 God and

00:51:07.160 Lou Dobbs

00:51:07.800 the headline

00:51:09.560 was actually

00:51:10.060 misleading

00:51:10.500 they did talk

00:51:11.420 about Lou

00:51:11.780 Dobbs and

00:51:12.180 they did talk

00:51:12.680 about disappointing

00:51:13.500 God but

00:51:14.160 the headline

00:51:15.020 put those two

00:51:16.160 ideas together

00:51:16.940 yeah 100

00:51:19.840 miles an hour

00:51:20.320 with no traffic

00:51:21.000 is still a pretty

00:51:21.560 good deal

00:51:21.980 that's true

00:51:22.460 I see you

00:51:24.060 thank you for

00:51:24.640 that two

00:51:25.400 dollars

00:51:25.800 all right

00:51:28.900 so the

00:51:32.260 other attorney

00:51:32.980 Vander

00:51:33.700 was a

00:51:35.180 Trump

00:51:35.620 hating

00:51:36.060 Democrat

00:51:37.240 yeah

00:51:40.140 you know

00:51:40.940 I was going

00:51:41.720 to say this

00:51:42.200 in the live

00:51:42.620 stream that

00:51:43.200 people don't

00:51:44.780 always understand

00:51:45.920 that lawyers

00:51:46.940 are not really

00:51:47.960 working for the

00:51:48.840 client all

00:51:49.820 the time

00:51:50.320 meaning that if

00:51:51.460 you're a defense

00:51:52.160 lawyer on

00:51:53.560 paper you're

00:51:54.260 working for your

00:51:54.780 client and of

00:51:55.580 course you're

00:51:55.940 going to do

00:51:56.340 what's in the

00:51:57.120 best interest

00:51:57.600 of the client

00:51:58.200 but really

00:51:59.420 you're not

00:51:59.860 working for the

00:52:00.520 client you're

00:52:01.420 working for the

00:52:02.040 country and for

00:52:03.020 the constitution

00:52:04.000 if you're a

00:52:04.640 defense lawyer

00:52:05.200 and that's why

00:52:07.000 defense lawyers

00:52:07.660 can so easily

00:52:08.760 defend somebody

00:52:10.440 that's like an

00:52:11.040 obvious guilty

00:52:11.960 serial killer or

00:52:13.080 whatever because

00:52:14.280 they're not

00:52:14.780 defending the

00:52:15.340 client I mean

00:52:16.720 technically they

00:52:18.220 are and they're

00:52:19.180 getting paid by

00:52:19.780 the client and

00:52:20.420 they do have to

00:52:20.900 do what the

00:52:21.260 client requires

00:52:22.660 them to do

00:52:23.280 within ethical

00:52:24.340 bounds

00:52:24.700 but they're

00:52:27.100 not really

00:52:27.680 working for

00:52:28.220 the client

00:52:28.760 they're working

00:52:29.460 for the

00:52:29.760 country because

00:52:30.820 we need a

00:52:31.320 system that

00:52:32.080 does that

00:52:32.680 somebody's got

00:52:34.160 to do the

00:52:34.500 work like

00:52:35.560 somebody has

00:52:36.240 to be that

00:52:36.700 lawyer or the

00:52:37.400 system doesn't

00:52:38.040 work so I

00:52:39.300 always say when

00:52:39.920 I see like

00:52:40.580 Trump's lawyers

00:52:41.800 they're personally

00:52:43.560 they probably

00:52:44.080 don't vote for

00:52:44.780 him but all

00:52:46.260 all the more to

00:52:47.520 call them

00:52:48.080 patriots because

00:52:49.440 if you can be a

00:52:50.340 lawyer who doesn't

00:52:51.240 like the client and

00:52:52.340 still does a

00:52:53.020 bang-up job

00:52:53.760 well that's

00:52:55.000 that's for the

00:52:55.940 benefit of the

00:52:56.380 country so thank

00:52:57.440 you so thank you

00:52:58.700 to Trump's lawyers

00:52:59.600 who did a great

00:53:00.800 job for the

00:53:01.640 country for the

00:53:03.140 Constitution and

00:53:04.800 if Trump's happy

00:53:05.840 with them that's

00:53:06.640 all the better

00:53:07.260 all right

00:53:08.640 that's all for now

00:53:15.460 and I'll talk to

00:53:16.160 you tomorrow

00:53:17.540 and I'll talk to

00:53:23.580 everyone

00:53:25.580 about

00:53:26.440 the

00:53:27.840 management

00:53:30.560 and I'll be

00:53:32.400 OK

00:53:32.520 so

00:53:34.520 then

00:53:35.120 try

00:53:35.480 to

00:53:36.360 vote

00:53:39.100 and

00:53:39.580 serve

00:53:40.320 and

00:53:40.680 serve

00:53:42.380 and

00:53:42.960 serve

00:53:44.100 the

00:53:44.460 goal

00:53:44.980 and

00:53:45.220 give

00:53:45.280 the

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - February 16, 2021

Episode 1287 Scott Adams： All the Fake News About Failedpeachment, Texas Wind Power, Kamala Harris and More

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