Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 13, 2021


Episode 1374 Scott Adams： Trump's Funniest New Insults, Israel Dismantling Hamas, CNN Viewers Gaslighted on Climate


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Length

49 minutes

Words per Minute

143.05396

Word Count

7,026

Sentence Count

454

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

28


Summary


Transcript

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00:00:38.200 Well, in my ongoing segment called Democrats Eat Their Own, Ellen DeGeneres has announced that she's quitting her show because she was accused a while ago of a toxic workplace.
00:01:00.060 And ratings tanked because people didn't want to watch a show with somebody who was pretending to be all nice, but running a toxic, toxic workplace.
00:01:14.520 And Ellen has responded. And she says that the toxic work claims were a coordinated misogynistic attack on her because she's a woman.
00:01:25.620 And she couldn't have known the staff were unhappy. Huh. What would be a way to know that your staff is unhappy? It's too bad there's no way to know.
00:01:41.080 So I guess Ellen's off the hook. Because if you manage a staff and you work with them closely all day long, five days a week for 19 years,
00:01:50.740 I don't know how you could possibly detect any unhappiness. I mean, what would you do? Talk to people? Maybe look at their reactions? Get a little feedback?
00:02:05.160 Really, there was no way to go there. So Ellen really had no choice. She couldn't have known her staff was unhappy.
00:02:12.940 But apparently the women who are saying bad things about her, including a woman producer, are part of the coordinated misogynistic attack.
00:02:25.160 So not only is it a coordinated misogynistic attack, but it's being done by women.
00:02:31.680 It's the worst kind of misogynistic attack. Woman-on-woman crime. I'm sure there's some men in there too.
00:02:38.080 I saw a video by, it's on the Fox News site, Virginia Lieutenant Governor nominee Winsome Sears.
00:02:49.860 Now, I recommend you watch the video because you've never seen somebody with so much charisma
00:02:57.380 and someone who the camera loves. I mean, the camera loves her, meaning that her charisma on camera,
00:03:06.340 just like, it's like this bright beam. And interestingly, she's Republican and she came in against
00:03:15.680 critical race theory and branded it nonsense. Now, if that's not good enough, she's an ex-Marine.
00:03:23.780 How would you like to be a black Republican woman who's, you know, prominent in at least state politics,
00:03:33.580 be an ex-Marine and be great on camera?
00:03:40.340 I would watch out for this one. Keep an eye on her because I don't think this is her last job in politics.
00:03:48.260 If she gets the first one, we'll see if she wins. But boy, does she have the whole package.
00:03:54.120 It takes you approximately four seconds to say, what am I watching here? Oh, crap. This is the real deal.
00:04:03.100 Now, I could be wrong because literally I'm judging her on, you know, just a little appearance on TV.
00:04:08.640 But good luck doing that well on TV, if you're anybody else. I mean, it's not easy to come across that well on TV,
00:04:18.240 especially if you're new to it. And she nailed it.
00:04:23.040 So the situation with Israel and Hamas is heating up.
00:04:30.300 Allegedly, the Palestinian militants have stockpiled enough missiles to continue bombing Israel for the next two months.
00:04:38.640 How do we know that?
00:04:43.240 How do we know how many missiles Hamas has?
00:04:49.340 If we know how many they have, don't we know where they are?
00:04:54.180 Because how can you know how many they have unless you also know where they are?
00:04:59.480 I mean, I don't know exactly how we would have that intel, but let's say we do.
00:05:03.500 So a number of things have happened on this story.
00:05:07.560 AOC criticized Biden for only saying that Israel has a right to defend itself.
00:05:13.460 And as she described, without having any words at all about what the other side is complaining about
00:05:21.880 or what it is they want or how they've been treated, AOC says that it's terribly unfair.
00:05:27.560 But you have to look at the causes of this, you know, the unrest.
00:05:33.440 To which I say, no, you don't.
00:05:37.000 I can't think of a bigger waste of time than to look for the nuance.
00:05:41.300 Because everywhere else in the world, it seems, I mean, just perceptually,
00:05:49.200 it seems that if you know who's right and you know who's wrong,
00:05:53.040 that would allow you to do something differently,
00:05:56.720 such as put somebody in jail or free somebody from some allegations or something like that.
00:06:02.800 But none of that applies in the Middle East.
00:06:04.660 It's just power.
00:06:05.420 Any argument you make about why someone should have done something or who was really the cause,
00:06:12.540 but if they were the cause, what about the cause before that?
00:06:16.760 But who caused that?
00:06:18.440 How far do you go?
00:06:19.900 None of this is useful.
00:06:22.620 I'm all for understanding situations.
00:06:25.860 But once you understand it, Richard Thomas, let's talk to Richard Thomas here.
00:06:32.360 So, Dick, I know you're being a dick.
00:06:38.580 Scott's a right-wing shill.
00:06:40.060 First of all, I'm left to Bernie, so get informed.
00:06:44.220 So when you make public comments like this, you don't look like a fucking idiot.
00:06:49.820 Now, I'm not saying that you shouldn't criticize me.
00:06:52.740 I'm fine with criticism.
00:06:54.300 But your criticism should at least be in the same general category as the topic.
00:07:00.200 For example, if you were to criticize the Pope for, let's say, sagging his pants, would that be fair?
00:07:10.700 Ah, the Pope should not wear sagged pants.
00:07:14.540 But you know he doesn't.
00:07:16.920 So if you were to criticize the Pope in public for wearing his pants sagged,
00:07:22.680 you would be a fucking idiot.
00:07:25.140 Because you're not even on the right topic.
00:07:30.660 All right.
00:07:31.640 I think we were talking about Israel and Hamas.
00:07:36.240 But I just had to respond to Dick.
00:07:41.620 So if they've got this many weapons and Israel's got to do something,
00:07:47.160 it looks like Netanyahu has taken out, and Israel's military, has taken out nine Hamas leaders.
00:07:56.220 How many do they have?
00:07:58.880 How many leaders are there in Hamas?
00:08:01.040 And if you were a Hamas leader, let's say you were in the top ten,
00:08:05.320 and your team starts firing some missiles,
00:08:08.040 don't you know you're dead that night?
00:08:11.020 Israel is pretty consistent about this.
00:08:13.080 Well, let's say, are you firing missiles into Israel tonight?
00:08:18.160 Yes or no?
00:08:19.980 Yes.
00:08:21.100 Will you be alive by morning if you're one of the top commanders in Hamas?
00:08:26.900 No.
00:08:29.840 Okay.
00:08:31.340 Do I care that they got killed?
00:08:33.480 Nope.
00:08:34.480 Don't care about them whatsoever.
00:08:37.140 Do I think that we should have a balanced approach over there?
00:08:41.780 We could, but what's the point?
00:08:44.960 What would be the point?
00:08:46.680 Nothing's going to change because we think it's somebody's fault or somebody else's fault.
00:08:51.800 None of this has anything to do with anything.
00:08:53.820 It's just going to be what it is.
00:08:55.280 It's just power.
00:08:56.860 If Israel has the power, they'll squash this problem,
00:08:59.840 and if they don't, they won't.
00:09:01.380 But there's nothing else to be said about it.
00:09:04.200 Israel will, of course, look to find any advantage in it,
00:09:07.780 as they're good at doing historically.
00:09:11.780 And they'll probably come out ahead.
00:09:13.700 So at the moment, Netanyahu is...
00:09:15.960 Here's the funniest part.
00:09:18.220 I don't even know how to understand this next part.
00:09:22.820 Apparently Hamas has asked for a ceasefire.
00:09:27.700 What?
00:09:29.580 What?
00:09:31.580 Hamas asked for a ceasefire?
00:09:33.500 Are you freaking kidding me?
00:09:36.920 This is not a ceasefire situation.
00:09:39.860 This is like somebody rapes and kills your wife right in front of you,
00:09:43.300 and then you start to kill them in revenge,
00:09:45.660 and they go, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:09:47.500 Let's have a little ceasefire here.
00:09:50.020 But let's not get out of control.
00:09:52.060 Just because I raped and killed your wife,
00:09:54.860 let's not make this disproportional.
00:09:57.660 Well, I said ceasefire.
00:10:00.220 So let's ceasefire.
00:10:01.800 Unless you're like a bloodthirsty, crazy people,
00:10:05.460 take the ceasefire.
00:10:08.180 No, this is not ceasefire situation.
00:10:12.000 Maybe if you had a war,
00:10:14.280 you know, that had been going on for a while,
00:10:16.560 you'd reach some kind of a conclusion,
00:10:19.120 somebody won, somebody lost.
00:10:21.740 I can see you might want a ceasefire.
00:10:23.480 But not for a terrorist act.
00:10:28.520 I don't think there's any doubt
00:10:30.180 that Israel's going to send in ground forces.
00:10:33.380 Does anybody have any doubt about that?
00:10:36.280 I don't see any possibility there won't be ground forces.
00:10:40.900 So that's my prediction.
00:10:42.780 Because Israel has a big opening now.
00:10:45.300 The attack was so much
00:10:46.840 that Israel can go do terrible things
00:10:49.480 that it couldn't have done before.
00:10:50.960 And sometimes you have to do terrible things
00:10:53.860 to get something done for national security.
00:10:57.440 So I think that Hamas just gave Israel
00:11:00.460 a free pass to do whatever the hell they want.
00:11:03.760 And whatever the hell they want
00:11:05.160 is going to be pretty, pretty bad for Hamas.
00:11:09.420 So I don't even know if Israel is coming out behind.
00:11:13.640 I think Israel is going to come out ahead, actually,
00:11:16.280 by knocking down Hamas a little bit.
00:11:18.900 So apparently Hamas is using
00:11:23.620 GPS-guided suicide drones.
00:11:28.820 So cheap drones.
00:11:31.220 Instead of controlling them the whole way,
00:11:34.140 they just give it a GPS coordinate, apparently,
00:11:36.540 and just have it go off and do something.
00:11:39.540 Now, I think that they do it by GPS.
00:11:42.240 The reporting's a little bit sketch on that.
00:11:45.580 So maybe it's being guided all the way to its target.
00:11:48.800 But it did talk about miles and miles of travel.
00:11:52.480 So I don't know if the signal would reach
00:11:54.020 these cheap drones too well.
00:11:57.060 Because it's not like they're using satellites or anything.
00:11:59.120 So I predicted the drone,
00:12:03.500 the direction-guided sort of self-guiding drones
00:12:10.840 back in 2004 in my book,
00:12:12.800 The Religion War,
00:12:13.740 which was a sequel to God's Debris.
00:12:18.380 The Religion War had the following primary plot.
00:12:21.760 It was set approximately 20 years in the future.
00:12:27.360 It was set now.
00:12:28.720 All right, so in 2004,
00:12:30.500 the time period for that book was basically now.
00:12:35.280 And the idea was that terrorists in the Middle East
00:12:39.660 would start using drones
00:12:42.560 and that they would eventually come to the homeland,
00:12:45.600 in this case, America.
00:12:46.980 And that the bad people,
00:12:52.100 in order to keep their own power
00:12:53.660 and to keep their population happy,
00:12:55.880 would have to keep attacking the West
00:12:58.180 to have some credibility.
00:13:01.480 So they don't want to win
00:13:03.020 because they can't really just defeat
00:13:04.880 all the Western powers or whatever.
00:13:06.980 They can't really defeat Israel.
00:13:08.840 But they can pester forever.
00:13:11.500 And if they pester enough,
00:13:14.140 it just keeps them in power.
00:13:15.440 But if they pester too much,
00:13:17.380 then there's going to be a giant war.
00:13:20.500 And so the book is about solving that problem,
00:13:24.540 which is that the terrorists have a reason
00:13:27.900 to continue being terrorists,
00:13:29.540 and they start using drones,
00:13:31.100 and they put chemicals on them.
00:13:33.220 Now, it seems to me that
00:13:34.440 because these cheap drones don't weigh much
00:13:36.580 and they can't carry much in terms of bombs,
00:13:38.780 that the obvious way this is going to go
00:13:41.020 is chemical warfare.
00:13:43.180 Wouldn't you agree?
00:13:47.120 And I don't feel like I'm giving them the idea
00:13:49.440 or anything because it's just too obvious.
00:13:52.140 The lowest weight you could carry
00:13:54.700 would be a chemical.
00:13:56.600 So as soon as the people who have the drones
00:13:59.060 have access to bad chemicals,
00:14:02.060 whatever they might be,
00:14:03.460 I think you're going to see that.
00:14:05.140 Now, when that happens,
00:14:06.300 that should provoke a response
00:14:10.600 that would be bigger than just about
00:14:12.160 any response you've ever seen.
00:14:14.560 So it would be a response similar to,
00:14:17.140 you know, Hiroshima and Nagasaki kind of thing.
00:14:20.000 So I think that's where things are going
00:14:21.660 maybe in the next five years.
00:14:25.240 All right.
00:14:26.280 Here's a plan for how to control a country.
00:14:29.040 You ready?
00:14:29.460 Let's say you had a country
00:14:31.480 that was a democracy-ish
00:14:34.080 and you wanted to take control.
00:14:38.060 Here's a way to do it.
00:14:39.580 Number one, persuade this public
00:14:41.760 to follow the science.
00:14:44.220 That would be step one in creating a dictatorship.
00:14:47.400 Convince the public
00:14:48.360 that they're all idiots
00:14:50.680 unless they follow the science.
00:14:52.940 And other people can mock you.
00:14:55.400 Your fellow citizens can mock you
00:14:57.240 if you don't follow the science.
00:14:58.480 You've got to follow the science.
00:15:00.660 That's step one.
00:15:02.460 And you say to yourself,
00:15:03.440 what's wrong with that, Scott?
00:15:04.980 Of course we want to follow the science.
00:15:07.000 Yeah, you do.
00:15:07.860 You do want to follow the science.
00:15:10.480 But who interprets the science?
00:15:12.400 Who tells you what the science was?
00:15:14.660 Well, it's not you
00:15:15.460 because you didn't see any science personally.
00:15:18.400 You're waiting for somebody
00:15:19.380 to tell you what the science is.
00:15:21.220 So step two
00:15:22.060 is to control the narrative
00:15:24.000 around what science says.
00:15:26.520 So does science say
00:15:28.880 that electric cars are the future?
00:15:32.240 Does science say
00:15:33.440 that climate change will kill us all?
00:15:36.180 What does science say?
00:15:38.080 Well, unfortunately,
00:15:40.000 science doesn't have a voice per se.
00:15:42.240 It has to be interpreted
00:15:43.480 by the news business,
00:15:46.160 by your government in some cases.
00:15:47.780 So the second point
00:15:49.580 is to control the narrative.
00:15:51.620 So let's say that the party in power
00:15:53.780 had a good working relationship
00:15:56.180 with the dominant news organizations.
00:15:59.600 The news organizations
00:16:01.100 could tell the public
00:16:02.700 that they have to follow the science,
00:16:04.640 and then they could tell them
00:16:05.900 what the science says.
00:16:07.940 Now we're into the dangerous part.
00:16:09.660 Because if they tell you
00:16:11.700 the science is X,
00:16:13.360 you act one way.
00:16:14.700 If they tell you it's Y,
00:16:16.180 you act the other way.
00:16:17.680 But are you following the science?
00:16:19.660 Or are you just doing
00:16:20.500 what the people
00:16:21.020 who interpreted the science
00:16:22.300 and put a narrative on it
00:16:23.520 told you as the science?
00:16:25.740 So you could very easily
00:16:27.080 think you're following science,
00:16:28.560 and the next thing you know,
00:16:29.880 you're in effectively a dictatorship.
00:16:32.480 Because you don't know
00:16:33.520 what the science is,
00:16:34.560 you don't have access to it,
00:16:36.380 you only know
00:16:37.120 what the government
00:16:37.740 told you the science was.
00:16:39.360 And if you don't follow it,
00:16:40.860 well, you're going to be ostracized,
00:16:42.800 and your reputation
00:16:44.220 will be destroyed,
00:16:45.180 and you're just a science denier,
00:16:46.960 and who's going to hire
00:16:47.560 a person like that?
00:16:49.500 So that's the thing
00:16:50.580 to worry about,
00:16:52.240 is who controls the narrative
00:16:53.600 around what the science
00:16:55.020 officially says.
00:16:57.280 Have you noticed
00:16:58.200 that on Twitter,
00:16:59.660 there's a pinned,
00:17:01.800 it's in that trending area
00:17:03.320 on the browser at least,
00:17:05.080 and it's about
00:17:06.180 the Arizona audit,
00:17:07.740 and it notes
00:17:08.900 that a lot of experts
00:17:11.640 or Republicans
00:17:12.340 are having doubts,
00:17:13.460 I think they're saying
00:17:14.220 a lot of people,
00:17:15.140 are having doubts
00:17:15.920 about the audit.
00:17:17.960 Now, why is that
00:17:19.000 on the trending side
00:17:21.620 just pinned there?
00:17:24.180 Every day I wake up lately,
00:17:26.520 and there it is,
00:17:27.760 that the Arizona audit
00:17:29.260 is sketchy,
00:17:31.020 basically.
00:17:32.520 Now,
00:17:33.360 is that
00:17:34.520 the top news
00:17:35.800 every day?
00:17:36.320 because it feels to me
00:17:38.440 like it's actually
00:17:39.160 a smallish part
00:17:40.620 of the news
00:17:41.200 unless they find something,
00:17:42.860 right?
00:17:43.100 It's a smallish part
00:17:44.040 of the news,
00:17:44.640 but it's prominent
00:17:45.860 on Twitter
00:17:46.440 because it's propaganda,
00:17:48.960 right?
00:17:49.600 Putting that there
00:17:50.560 and leaving it there
00:17:51.480 to say that people
00:17:52.300 are worried about
00:17:52.980 how sketchy it is,
00:17:54.000 whatever language
00:17:54.600 they use,
00:17:55.020 that's just propaganda.
00:17:58.020 It's very transparent,
00:18:00.660 right?
00:18:01.260 So that's, you know,
00:18:02.740 somebody controlling
00:18:03.480 the narrative there.
00:18:05.000 But,
00:18:05.720 there is a story
00:18:07.480 coming out of it,
00:18:08.820 and the story
00:18:09.700 goes like this,
00:18:10.700 and before I tell you
00:18:11.560 the story about
00:18:12.300 the audit,
00:18:13.800 I'm going to give you
00:18:14.720 some general advice.
00:18:17.400 Anything you hear
00:18:18.400 about the Arizona audit
00:18:19.860 is probably false.
00:18:24.780 Probably.
00:18:26.140 Now, that doesn't mean
00:18:27.120 it's all false,
00:18:28.520 but anything you hear
00:18:29.760 early,
00:18:31.100 the earliest you hear it,
00:18:33.100 the more likely
00:18:33.880 it's bullshit,
00:18:34.960 right?
00:18:35.400 Now, eventually,
00:18:36.760 we might have something
00:18:37.880 approaching knowledge
00:18:38.860 because, let's say,
00:18:39.980 they find some things.
00:18:41.580 If they find something,
00:18:42.840 obviously,
00:18:43.360 that would open it up
00:18:44.160 to other people
00:18:44.940 reviewing it,
00:18:45.820 more experts,
00:18:47.220 you know,
00:18:47.460 Democrats looking at it,
00:18:48.680 giving their opinion,
00:18:49.360 et cetera.
00:18:50.000 If we go through
00:18:50.860 all of those experts,
00:18:52.620 and there's still
00:18:53.260 some substance there,
00:18:55.280 then I'm going to say,
00:18:56.240 whoa, pay attention to that.
00:18:57.660 Looks like the experts
00:18:59.480 couldn't even debunk it.
00:19:01.620 But, in the beginning,
00:19:03.420 the odds of any
00:19:05.240 of these stories
00:19:05.880 being real
00:19:06.540 is just really low.
00:19:08.520 I mean,
00:19:08.920 pretty close to zero.
00:19:10.420 So, today's
00:19:11.380 pretty close to zero story
00:19:13.000 is that the
00:19:14.800 Maricopa County
00:19:15.660 deleted a directory
00:19:17.880 full of election
00:19:18.860 databases
00:19:19.440 from the very election
00:19:21.460 that they're auditing
00:19:22.260 days before
00:19:23.520 they have to give
00:19:24.220 the equipment
00:19:24.760 to the audit.
00:19:27.220 Now, if that's true,
00:19:29.360 it's pretty bad,
00:19:31.200 right,
00:19:31.740 that they deleted
00:19:32.880 the database
00:19:34.180 before handing it
00:19:35.300 over to audit.
00:19:37.080 So,
00:19:37.920 what's that sound
00:19:39.180 like to you?
00:19:40.340 Put on your
00:19:40.960 BS detector,
00:19:42.320 all of you,
00:19:43.500 and tell me
00:19:46.000 in the comments
00:19:46.640 what flags
00:19:50.200 you see in this.
00:19:52.240 Do you see any
00:19:53.120 flags on this story?
00:19:54.240 All right,
00:20:01.100 let's see if you
00:20:01.720 can get this.
00:20:03.060 Here's the red flag.
00:20:05.460 It's a little bit
00:20:06.180 too on the nose.
00:20:07.940 What have I told you
00:20:08.720 about that?
00:20:09.780 If you see a story
00:20:11.080 that's too neat,
00:20:12.660 if you see a story
00:20:22.380 that's just too
00:20:23.280 exactly what you
00:20:24.520 would want this
00:20:25.240 story to be,
00:20:26.780 wouldn't you,
00:20:27.560 let's say you're a
00:20:28.380 Republican or a
00:20:29.200 Trump supporter,
00:20:30.440 wouldn't you just
00:20:31.180 love to hear that
00:20:33.180 somebody got caught
00:20:34.080 red-handed
00:20:34.700 deleted a database
00:20:36.460 and then you
00:20:37.980 look at it
00:20:38.640 and there's a
00:20:39.680 reason it was
00:20:40.220 deleted because
00:20:40.960 that's where all
00:20:41.600 the bad stuff
00:20:43.040 was hidden.
00:20:44.680 Okay,
00:20:44.960 the odds of
00:20:45.960 that perfect
00:20:47.140 story being
00:20:49.140 true,
00:20:50.280 I'm going to
00:20:52.020 say pretty low,
00:20:53.840 pretty low,
00:20:54.400 but it could be,
00:20:55.600 right?
00:20:56.180 And I saw
00:20:57.540 online,
00:20:58.300 you know,
00:20:58.480 the question was
00:20:59.060 asked,
00:21:00.180 if it's true,
00:21:03.340 how could you
00:21:03.920 explain it?
00:21:04.580 with anything
00:21:05.340 else,
00:21:06.440 how could you
00:21:07.220 explain it other
00:21:08.000 than bad
00:21:08.840 intentions?
00:21:09.920 To which I say,
00:21:11.340 that's never the
00:21:12.100 first assumption.
00:21:13.800 The first assumption
00:21:14.860 if data is erased
00:21:16.140 is incompetence.
00:21:19.220 And I'm
00:21:20.460 imagining a
00:21:21.500 typical bureaucracy
00:21:22.840 and it goes
00:21:23.700 like this.
00:21:25.320 Hey,
00:21:25.700 we're the audit
00:21:26.320 people and we
00:21:27.420 have court
00:21:28.220 approval to have
00:21:29.220 access to your
00:21:30.640 machines,
00:21:32.660 so deliver us
00:21:33.880 our machines
00:21:34.580 by next
00:21:35.580 week.
00:21:36.640 And they
00:21:36.940 talk to
00:21:37.320 somebody who's
00:21:37.920 in management
00:21:38.880 who controls
00:21:39.760 the machines.
00:21:40.740 The person
00:21:41.380 in control of
00:21:41.900 the machines
00:21:42.340 says to an
00:21:43.580 underling,
00:21:44.780 hey,
00:21:45.080 we have to
00:21:45.580 turn over
00:21:46.120 these machines
00:21:46.900 by Tuesday.
00:21:48.740 The underling
00:21:49.840 assigns it to
00:21:50.760 yet another
00:21:51.380 underling,
00:21:52.520 who now is
00:21:53.200 three layers
00:21:53.880 away from
00:21:54.400 what was
00:21:54.780 requested,
00:21:55.820 and says,
00:21:56.640 we've been
00:21:56.980 requested to
00:21:57.940 deliver these
00:21:58.640 machines to
00:22:00.100 this entity
00:22:00.700 by Tuesday.
00:22:01.860 The final
00:22:02.600 person who
00:22:03.180 gets the
00:22:03.620 final
00:22:04.060 instructions
00:22:06.180 might not
00:22:07.500 even know
00:22:07.940 why.
00:22:09.540 Might only
00:22:10.300 know that
00:22:10.660 they have to
00:22:11.020 deliver some
00:22:11.620 machines.
00:22:12.940 And so,
00:22:13.640 you could
00:22:14.040 imagine,
00:22:14.600 and I'm
00:22:14.840 not saying
00:22:15.180 this happened,
00:22:15.860 I'm just
00:22:16.120 saying imagine
00:22:16.860 a bureaucracy
00:22:17.420 at work.
00:22:18.500 You can
00:22:18.940 imagine the
00:22:19.500 person doing
00:22:20.000 the actual
00:22:20.560 work saying
00:22:21.780 to themselves,
00:22:22.740 well,
00:22:23.220 what's our
00:22:23.560 process?
00:22:24.860 Oh,
00:22:25.620 our internal
00:22:26.340 process is
00:22:27.640 that you
00:22:27.900 never take a
00:22:28.540 machine and
00:22:29.240 of storage
00:22:29.860 and move
00:22:30.880 it anywhere
00:22:31.320 until you've
00:22:31.940 deleted its
00:22:32.540 data.
00:22:33.900 And so,
00:22:34.400 the guy doing
00:22:34.840 the work says,
00:22:35.460 what's my
00:22:35.800 process?
00:22:36.340 Oh,
00:22:36.840 I've been
00:22:37.160 asked to
00:22:37.540 deliver this
00:22:38.080 machine to
00:22:38.700 another place,
00:22:39.580 and our
00:22:40.080 process is
00:22:40.880 always delete
00:22:41.540 the data
00:22:41.900 before you
00:22:42.340 move the
00:22:42.640 machine.
00:22:44.000 Now,
00:22:44.340 I'm not
00:22:44.560 saying that's
00:22:45.000 the process.
00:22:46.140 I'm not
00:22:46.480 saying anything
00:22:47.020 like that
00:22:47.480 happened.
00:22:48.220 I'm just
00:22:48.660 saying if
00:22:49.060 your first
00:22:49.800 assumption
00:22:50.320 is bad
00:22:52.260 intentions,
00:22:54.180 I think
00:22:55.280 your first
00:22:56.060 assumption
00:22:56.480 has to be
00:22:57.080 bureaucracy
00:22:57.560 and stupidity
00:22:58.760 and incompetence
00:22:59.740 or even
00:23:01.240 that the
00:23:01.580 story isn't
00:23:02.100 true,
00:23:02.560 that nothing
00:23:03.060 was deleted.
00:23:04.700 That's your
00:23:05.380 first assumption.
00:23:07.240 Now,
00:23:07.460 if you've
00:23:07.820 worked through
00:23:08.240 all the
00:23:08.580 possibilities
00:23:09.120 that stupidity
00:23:10.460 was or
00:23:10.940 was not
00:23:11.240 there,
00:23:12.060 maybe you're
00:23:12.960 left with
00:23:13.800 bad intentions,
00:23:15.080 but you've
00:23:15.740 got to start
00:23:16.400 with just
00:23:17.240 stupidity.
00:23:19.840 Now,
00:23:20.200 the other
00:23:20.720 question is
00:23:21.260 whether anything
00:23:21.940 that was erased
00:23:22.840 from these
00:23:23.540 machines is
00:23:24.420 erased in a
00:23:25.640 bleach-bit way
00:23:26.920 where you
00:23:27.280 can never
00:23:27.700 recover it
00:23:28.360 or is it
00:23:29.260 simply deleted
00:23:30.180 in a way
00:23:30.740 that forensic
00:23:31.520 people can
00:23:32.080 just recover
00:23:32.620 it?
00:23:33.460 Because they
00:23:34.060 still have
00:23:34.360 the hard
00:23:34.600 drives,
00:23:35.000 I understand.
00:23:36.320 So we
00:23:37.240 don't know
00:23:37.600 anything about
00:23:38.260 this story
00:23:38.740 yet.
00:23:39.000 I wouldn't
00:23:39.260 assume any
00:23:39.680 of it's
00:23:39.940 true.
00:23:40.840 I would
00:23:41.160 assume it's
00:23:41.600 not true,
00:23:42.120 actually,
00:23:42.560 at this
00:23:43.660 stage.
00:23:47.600 All right.
00:23:49.080 So Liz
00:23:50.780 Cheney, of
00:23:51.360 course, lost
00:23:51.920 her committee
00:23:53.120 assignments or
00:23:53.860 whatever,
00:23:54.120 she's going
00:23:55.680 to make
00:23:56.400 it her
00:23:56.680 life's
00:23:57.140 mission to
00:23:57.700 take down
00:23:58.180 Trump.
00:23:59.680 But let
00:24:00.360 me tell
00:24:00.660 you, the
00:24:01.500 last thing
00:24:02.080 you want
00:24:02.440 to do if
00:24:03.340 you want
00:24:03.660 to take
00:24:04.040 down
00:24:04.340 Trump,
00:24:05.620 what would
00:24:06.380 be the
00:24:06.740 worst way
00:24:07.440 to do
00:24:07.760 that?
00:24:08.860 If you
00:24:09.420 were thinking
00:24:09.800 to yourself,
00:24:10.360 let's see,
00:24:11.420 we're going
00:24:11.800 to take
00:24:12.200 down Trump
00:24:12.860 so he
00:24:13.240 can't run
00:24:13.640 for president
00:24:14.160 again,
00:24:14.600 what will
00:24:14.940 we do?
00:24:15.600 What will
00:24:15.940 we do?
00:24:16.760 What will
00:24:17.080 be our
00:24:17.380 strongest
00:24:17.920 play?
00:24:18.480 Why don't
00:24:20.140 we take
00:24:20.560 somebody who
00:24:21.160 is wildly
00:24:22.020 unpopular
00:24:22.840 and have
00:24:24.420 her become
00:24:24.880 the face
00:24:25.520 of the
00:24:26.040 resistance
00:24:26.520 against
00:24:27.100 Trump?
00:24:27.940 Yes,
00:24:28.400 that's a
00:24:28.880 good plan.
00:24:30.780 Let me
00:24:31.620 give you
00:24:31.940 some advice
00:24:33.460 about trying
00:24:34.340 to take
00:24:34.820 out Trump.
00:24:36.800 Never
00:24:37.540 give him
00:24:38.080 an attractive
00:24:38.680 target,
00:24:40.000 because that's
00:24:41.520 what happened.
00:24:43.100 Suddenly,
00:24:44.620 Liz Cheney
00:24:45.420 just became
00:24:45.960 the Jim
00:24:46.380 Acosta
00:24:46.860 of Congress,
00:24:47.900 she became
00:24:49.580 the fake
00:24:50.020 news of
00:24:50.520 Congress.
00:24:52.240 There's
00:24:52.680 nothing
00:24:53.100 Trump likes
00:24:53.840 more than
00:24:55.540 an unpleasant
00:24:56.260 enemy.
00:24:57.780 I mean,
00:24:58.180 I don't know
00:24:58.620 if he could
00:24:59.020 like that
00:24:59.440 anymore.
00:25:00.880 So,
00:25:01.300 if you want
00:25:01.940 to power
00:25:02.360 Trump up,
00:25:03.960 give him
00:25:04.340 an unattractive
00:25:05.100 enemy.
00:25:06.280 And here I'm
00:25:06.740 not talking
00:25:07.160 about physically
00:25:07.840 unattractive,
00:25:08.620 but as a
00:25:09.860 candidate or
00:25:10.840 as a
00:25:11.140 politician.
00:25:13.220 I'm going
00:25:13.580 to read to
00:25:13.920 you later
00:25:14.260 some of
00:25:14.640 the...
00:25:16.060 Well,
00:25:16.380 I'll do it
00:25:16.640 now.
00:25:16.980 We'll skip
00:25:17.260 ahead.
00:25:18.480 So,
00:25:18.760 Trump now
00:25:19.280 has just
00:25:20.100 a website
00:25:20.680 and he
00:25:21.220 puts out
00:25:21.540 these press
00:25:22.060 releases,
00:25:22.760 and they
00:25:23.200 turn out
00:25:23.600 to be
00:25:23.860 basically
00:25:24.280 just super
00:25:25.180 tweets.
00:25:26.520 So,
00:25:26.760 I'm going
00:25:26.920 to read
00:25:27.160 you
00:25:27.440 Trump's
00:25:28.300 funniest
00:25:29.400 insults
00:25:30.240 from his
00:25:30.880 new process
00:25:32.280 of putting
00:25:32.760 out his
00:25:33.040 statements
00:25:33.340 all the
00:25:33.640 time.
00:25:35.060 So,
00:25:35.620 I'm just
00:25:36.020 going to
00:25:36.420 pick a
00:25:36.720 few.
00:25:37.100 So,
00:25:37.280 here's
00:25:37.480 the Liz
00:25:37.880 Cheney
00:25:38.160 one.
00:25:39.300 Liz
00:25:39.660 Cheney
00:25:40.060 is a
00:25:40.440 bitter,
00:25:40.880 horrible
00:25:41.200 human
00:25:41.600 being.
00:25:42.460 I
00:25:42.640 watched
00:25:42.980 her
00:25:43.140 yesterday
00:25:43.520 and
00:25:43.720 realized
00:25:44.100 how bad
00:25:44.720 she is
00:25:45.100 for the
00:25:45.380 Republican
00:25:45.760 Party.
00:25:46.140 She has
00:25:46.940 no
00:25:47.160 personality
00:25:47.780 or anything
00:25:48.380 good having
00:25:49.040 to do with
00:25:49.500 politics or
00:25:50.200 our country.
00:25:51.200 She is a
00:25:51.800 talking point
00:25:52.420 for Democrats,
00:25:53.640 whether that
00:25:54.100 means the
00:25:54.500 border,
00:25:54.880 the gas
00:25:55.180 lines,
00:25:55.500 inflation,
00:25:55.940 or destroying
00:25:56.460 our economy.
00:25:57.080 She is a
00:25:58.100 warmonger
00:25:58.780 whose family
00:25:59.360 stupidly
00:26:00.000 pushed us
00:26:00.520 into the
00:26:00.920 never-ending
00:26:01.400 Middle East
00:26:01.880 disaster,
00:26:03.060 draining our
00:26:03.700 wealth and
00:26:04.180 depleting our
00:26:04.860 great military,
00:26:06.080 the worst
00:26:06.560 decision in
00:26:07.180 our country's
00:26:07.820 history.
00:26:08.540 I look
00:26:08.920 forward to
00:26:09.480 soon watching
00:26:10.040 her as a
00:26:10.580 paid contributor
00:26:11.320 on CNN
00:26:12.060 or, as he
00:26:13.280 calls it,
00:26:13.760 MSDNC.
00:26:17.200 Now,
00:26:18.260 here's the
00:26:19.000 first thing I
00:26:19.520 have to say
00:26:19.920 about this.
00:26:21.620 Trump is
00:26:22.300 really underrated
00:26:23.540 as a writer,
00:26:25.880 just as a
00:26:26.460 writer.
00:26:27.820 This first
00:26:28.780 sentence,
00:26:29.680 Liz Cheney is
00:26:30.420 a bitter,
00:26:31.020 horrible human
00:26:31.680 being,
00:26:32.740 that's like a
00:26:34.160 perfect first
00:26:34.960 sentence.
00:26:36.520 Short to the
00:26:37.580 point, you know
00:26:38.340 exactly where
00:26:39.120 he's going and
00:26:39.860 then he fills
00:26:40.660 it out.
00:26:41.860 You could work
00:26:42.880 as a writer
00:26:44.140 for a hundred
00:26:44.840 years and
00:26:45.720 never write a
00:26:46.380 sentence as
00:26:47.620 good as this
00:26:48.180 first sentence.
00:26:49.100 Liz Cheney is
00:26:49.780 a bitter,
00:26:50.400 horrible human
00:26:50.940 being.
00:26:52.080 Could you
00:26:52.600 imagine yourself
00:26:53.380 not reading
00:26:53.880 the second
00:26:54.340 sentence?
00:26:55.640 Seriously.
00:26:56.160 Who in
00:26:57.320 the world
00:26:57.680 could read
00:26:58.160 that first
00:26:58.680 sentence and
00:26:59.320 then say,
00:27:00.140 oh, I get
00:27:00.620 it, and
00:27:01.440 then walk
00:27:01.820 away?
00:27:02.940 You can't.
00:27:04.180 You can't
00:27:05.020 read that
00:27:05.500 sentence and
00:27:06.620 not continue
00:27:07.320 reading.
00:27:08.000 That's what a
00:27:08.480 first sentence
00:27:09.000 is supposed
00:27:09.500 to be.
00:27:10.240 Let's do
00:27:10.800 another one.
00:27:11.240 quote, I
00:27:12.980 see that
00:27:13.400 everybody is
00:27:13.940 comparing Joe
00:27:14.620 Biden to
00:27:15.400 Jimmy Carter.
00:27:17.300 Okay, aren't
00:27:18.120 you in?
00:27:19.340 That's his
00:27:19.740 first sentence.
00:27:21.220 Could you
00:27:21.680 walk away
00:27:22.220 from that?
00:27:23.700 You can't.
00:27:24.720 You can't
00:27:25.380 walk away
00:27:25.800 from that
00:27:26.160 first sentence.
00:27:27.480 I see that
00:27:28.040 everybody is
00:27:28.600 comparing Joe
00:27:29.240 Biden to
00:27:29.760 Jimmy Carter.
00:27:30.960 You know
00:27:31.500 this is going
00:27:32.120 to be good.
00:27:33.580 Whatever comes
00:27:34.460 after that
00:27:35.000 sentence, if
00:27:36.360 it's coming
00:27:36.760 from Trump,
00:27:37.760 you know you're
00:27:38.820 going to be
00:27:39.220 entertained, don't
00:27:40.200 you.
00:27:41.100 Well, here's
00:27:41.560 the entertainment.
00:27:43.960 He says, it
00:27:45.460 would seem to
00:27:46.060 me that is
00:27:48.480 very unfair
00:27:49.200 to Jimmy
00:27:49.720 Carter.
00:27:50.780 Okay, it
00:27:51.580 begins, Jimmy
00:27:52.940 mishandled
00:27:53.520 crisis after
00:27:54.340 crisis, but
00:27:55.540 Biden has
00:27:56.140 created crisis
00:27:57.400 after crisis.
00:27:58.620 Oh, money
00:27:59.400 shot.
00:28:00.260 Money shot.
00:28:02.620 First, there
00:28:03.440 was the Biden
00:28:04.420 border crisis
00:28:05.380 that he refuses
00:28:06.560 to call a
00:28:07.060 crisis.
00:28:07.720 Then the
00:28:08.200 Biden economic
00:28:08.980 crisis.
00:28:09.620 Then the
00:28:09.840 Biden-Israel
00:28:10.460 crisis, and
00:28:11.140 now the
00:28:11.420 Biden gas
00:28:12.040 crisis.
00:28:13.360 Joe Biden
00:28:13.860 has had the
00:28:14.340 worst start
00:28:14.860 of any
00:28:15.240 president in
00:28:15.880 the United
00:28:16.160 States history.
00:28:18.020 And again,
00:28:18.820 he makes a
00:28:19.780 statement like
00:28:20.220 that, so you
00:28:20.840 have to fact
00:28:21.400 check it.
00:28:21.980 It's like,
00:28:22.580 okay, was
00:28:23.100 he the
00:28:23.360 worst?
00:28:24.180 Or was
00:28:24.740 he the
00:28:24.980 second worst?
00:28:26.280 We better
00:28:26.760 look into
00:28:27.160 whether he
00:28:27.500 was the
00:28:27.740 worst, or
00:28:28.220 was he
00:28:28.540 just the
00:28:28.860 top three
00:28:29.260 worst?
00:28:30.500 Classic
00:28:30.980 Trump.
00:28:32.480 And someday
00:28:33.320 they will
00:28:34.540 compare future
00:28:35.340 disasters to
00:28:36.620 the Biden
00:28:37.060 administration.
00:28:37.740 But no,
00:28:39.160 Jimmy was
00:28:39.720 better.
00:28:42.060 Now, don't
00:28:43.840 you miss
00:28:44.280 him?
00:28:45.320 I mean,
00:28:45.820 seriously.
00:28:47.060 He's the
00:28:47.580 only person
00:28:48.200 who knows
00:28:48.660 how to
00:28:48.920 really bring
00:28:49.520 humor and
00:28:51.060 interest to
00:28:52.060 politics.
00:28:54.260 Here's another
00:28:55.120 one.
00:28:55.540 He goes,
00:28:55.860 a guy
00:28:59.620 named Miles
00:29:00.420 Taylor, who
00:29:01.780 I have no
00:29:02.460 idea who
00:29:03.020 he is,
00:29:03.860 don't remember
00:29:04.440 ever meeting
00:29:04.960 him or
00:29:05.720 having a
00:29:06.140 conversation
00:29:06.600 with,
00:29:08.060 gets more
00:29:08.520 publicity
00:29:08.980 pretending
00:29:10.620 he had,
00:29:11.340 I'm sorry,
00:29:12.140 I can't talk
00:29:12.600 for a minute,
00:29:12.940 hold on.
00:29:19.240 He gets
00:29:19.900 more publicity
00:29:20.900 pretending he
00:29:21.700 was in the
00:29:22.140 inner circle
00:29:22.720 of our
00:29:23.000 administration
00:29:23.560 when he
00:29:24.460 was definitely
00:29:25.020 not.
00:29:25.920 Some people
00:29:26.560 refer to him
00:29:27.320 as, quote,
00:29:27.920 absolutely
00:29:28.560 nothing.
00:29:30.920 And he
00:29:31.560 goes on.
00:29:32.680 So he
00:29:33.300 refers to
00:29:33.780 this guy
00:29:34.100 as, quote,
00:29:35.080 absolutely
00:29:35.720 nothing.
00:29:36.620 Oh,
00:29:36.900 got it.
00:29:37.720 Allergy
00:29:38.160 problems this
00:29:38.740 morning.
00:29:39.120 Sorry.
00:29:40.200 All right.
00:29:42.640 I heard
00:29:43.360 that Nigel
00:29:44.120 Farage
00:29:45.460 confirmed on
00:29:46.880 his podcast
00:29:47.540 that Trump
00:29:48.040 lost weight.
00:29:48.980 I feel
00:29:51.860 like this
00:29:52.260 is actually
00:29:52.820 an important
00:29:54.300 story that
00:29:55.700 Trump lost
00:29:56.500 weight because
00:29:57.920 he looks
00:29:58.640 great.
00:30:00.100 And especially,
00:30:00.980 you know,
00:30:01.280 if he's
00:30:01.540 thinking about
00:30:01.940 running again,
00:30:03.280 you know,
00:30:03.520 how vital and
00:30:04.760 healthy he
00:30:05.240 looks.
00:30:06.040 I think it
00:30:06.800 matters.
00:30:07.660 It matters a
00:30:08.340 lot.
00:30:09.020 And so it
00:30:09.880 looks like he's
00:30:10.400 controlling
00:30:10.840 something he
00:30:11.420 can control.
00:30:12.060 All right.
00:30:16.800 Let's talk
00:30:17.120 about the
00:30:17.440 CDC guidance
00:30:18.940 on masks.
00:30:20.120 So the
00:30:20.440 CDC is
00:30:20.960 getting some
00:30:21.560 pushback
00:30:22.120 because their
00:30:22.860 mask guidance
00:30:23.720 is too
00:30:24.180 complicated.
00:30:25.140 And even,
00:30:25.480 you know,
00:30:26.360 Trevor Noah
00:30:26.900 is mocking
00:30:27.520 them.
00:30:28.300 So even the
00:30:28.940 left and the
00:30:29.440 right are
00:30:29.940 mocking them.
00:30:30.780 So basically
00:30:31.340 they're saying
00:30:32.720 go ahead and
00:30:33.840 do outdoor
00:30:34.320 things if
00:30:35.000 you're
00:30:35.520 vaccinated.
00:30:38.160 So let me
00:30:38.620 see if I can
00:30:39.160 help them.
00:30:40.240 Let me see if
00:30:40.780 I can simplify
00:30:41.540 their
00:30:41.940 own advice.
00:30:43.880 If you're
00:30:44.500 outdoors,
00:30:45.220 you don't
00:30:45.980 need a mask
00:30:46.620 if you're
00:30:46.980 vaccinated.
00:30:48.620 So far
00:30:49.280 simple,
00:30:49.680 right?
00:30:50.380 The exception
00:30:51.200 would be if
00:30:51.840 you're going
00:30:52.060 to be close
00:30:52.480 to somebody
00:30:52.940 for a while.
00:30:54.420 That's it.
00:30:56.500 That's the
00:30:57.060 whole outdoor
00:30:57.680 part.
00:30:59.060 So do you
00:30:59.460 think they
00:30:59.740 should hire
00:31:00.140 me to do
00:31:00.860 their messaging?
00:31:02.200 Because they've
00:31:02.820 got this
00:31:03.140 little,
00:31:03.580 like, you
00:31:03.860 know,
00:31:04.060 if this,
00:31:04.620 if that,
00:31:05.420 under these
00:31:05.960 conditions,
00:31:06.520 when to wear
00:31:06.900 a mask,
00:31:07.360 when it's
00:31:07.640 dangerous.
00:31:08.200 I just
00:31:08.600 told you the
00:31:09.040 whole thing.
00:31:10.580 Don't wear
00:31:11.080 a mask
00:31:11.420 outdoors if
00:31:12.060 you're vaccinated
00:31:12.700 unless you're
00:31:13.980 going to spend
00:31:14.280 some time
00:31:14.700 really close
00:31:15.200 to somebody.
00:31:16.960 That's it.
00:31:17.600 That's outdoors.
00:31:18.580 Now let's do
00:31:19.300 indoors.
00:31:20.580 Now their
00:31:21.300 guidance is you
00:31:22.120 should still
00:31:22.620 wear a mask
00:31:23.220 indoors if
00:31:25.960 you're around,
00:31:26.560 you know,
00:31:26.800 anybody you're
00:31:27.260 not hanging
00:31:27.600 around with all
00:31:28.160 the time,
00:31:29.080 such as your
00:31:29.840 family.
00:31:30.100 and that's
00:31:32.380 also kind
00:31:32.840 of simple,
00:31:33.320 right?
00:31:33.940 Wear a mask
00:31:34.600 indoors if
00:31:35.500 you're not
00:31:35.960 with your
00:31:36.360 familiar people.
00:31:38.200 But I'm
00:31:40.320 going to
00:31:40.600 suggest that
00:31:42.340 the public,
00:31:43.380 as I said
00:31:43.820 this before,
00:31:44.380 I think the
00:31:44.780 public just
00:31:45.340 needs to make
00:31:45.840 their own
00:31:46.180 guidelines and
00:31:47.740 then tell the
00:31:48.260 government what
00:31:48.760 they are.
00:31:50.000 Because if
00:31:50.600 enough of us
00:31:51.920 do it,
00:31:52.940 it just
00:31:53.320 becomes,
00:31:54.060 you know,
00:31:54.620 the de facto
00:31:55.220 standard.
00:31:56.580 And I would
00:31:57.020 say that by
00:31:57.540 July 4th,
00:31:58.580 and of
00:31:59.400 course I
00:31:59.700 would update
00:32:00.140 this as
00:32:00.740 data suggests,
00:32:02.400 you know,
00:32:02.740 if anything
00:32:03.060 changes.
00:32:04.080 But I think
00:32:04.520 by July 4th,
00:32:06.000 vaccinated people
00:32:07.660 should just go
00:32:08.280 maskless.
00:32:09.360 And the only
00:32:10.020 exception would
00:32:10.740 be if they're
00:32:11.380 going to be
00:32:11.720 in close contact
00:32:12.780 or in a room
00:32:13.700 for a long
00:32:14.160 time with
00:32:15.280 somebody who's
00:32:16.220 got an obvious
00:32:17.760 comorbidity.
00:32:18.820 You know,
00:32:18.980 they're a certain
00:32:19.680 age or they're
00:32:20.380 not too healthy
00:32:20.940 or something.
00:32:21.980 And I feel
00:32:23.580 like we should
00:32:24.200 just do that
00:32:24.820 July 4th,
00:32:26.080 Independence
00:32:26.500 Day.
00:32:28.080 Yeah.
00:32:28.220 And no
00:32:28.700 masks for
00:32:29.320 kids,
00:32:29.720 as you
00:32:30.100 say.
00:32:30.920 Now,
00:32:31.260 if your
00:32:31.600 kid has
00:32:33.540 a weight
00:32:34.280 problem or
00:32:34.800 something or
00:32:35.360 some other
00:32:35.680 health problem,
00:32:36.320 maybe that's
00:32:36.680 different.
00:32:38.180 All right.
00:32:40.860 And they're
00:32:41.460 also,
00:32:41.900 the CDC is
00:32:42.580 also trying
00:32:43.680 to figure
00:32:44.100 out how
00:32:46.180 dangerous it
00:32:46.860 is if you're
00:32:48.000 fully vaccinated,
00:32:49.280 if you can
00:32:50.100 still transmit
00:32:50.960 the virus
00:32:51.580 asymptomatically.
00:32:53.400 Now,
00:32:53.760 on one
00:32:54.140 hand,
00:32:54.480 I fully
00:32:55.640 approve that
00:32:57.580 they're looking
00:32:58.140 for that
00:32:58.520 data because
00:33:00.260 I'd like to
00:33:00.760 know that
00:33:01.060 data.
00:33:01.740 On the
00:33:02.420 other hand,
00:33:05.240 don't we
00:33:05.700 already know?
00:33:07.200 I mean,
00:33:07.760 we don't know
00:33:09.740 no in a
00:33:11.660 100%
00:33:12.220 certainty way.
00:33:13.520 We don't
00:33:14.340 know that
00:33:15.420 vaccinated,
00:33:16.200 fully vaccinated
00:33:16.960 people are a
00:33:18.440 very low risk
00:33:19.160 for transmitting,
00:33:20.000 but we
00:33:21.720 know it.
00:33:23.660 And if you
00:33:24.540 look at our
00:33:25.080 overall death
00:33:25.900 rate, it's
00:33:27.120 plunging and
00:33:27.840 it doesn't
00:33:28.180 look like it's
00:33:28.780 going to stop
00:33:29.200 plunging.
00:33:30.280 As long as
00:33:31.160 the overall
00:33:31.720 death rate
00:33:32.340 gets down to
00:33:33.260 about our
00:33:33.980 baseline death
00:33:34.720 rate, it
00:33:36.180 doesn't matter.
00:33:37.680 What if they
00:33:38.440 find out that
00:33:39.060 you can?
00:33:40.560 It wouldn't
00:33:41.220 change anything
00:33:41.860 because if the
00:33:43.160 overall death
00:33:43.800 rate has gotten
00:33:44.440 so low that
00:33:45.400 it's sort of
00:33:45.860 comparable to
00:33:46.580 just the
00:33:46.960 baseline death
00:33:47.660 rate, what's
00:33:49.600 the difference?
00:33:51.400 I mean,
00:33:52.100 it would be
00:33:53.660 far more
00:33:54.300 valuable to
00:33:55.360 just get back
00:33:56.020 to life as
00:33:58.340 long as our
00:33:58.880 death rate is
00:33:59.500 back down to
00:34:00.300 normal than
00:34:01.720 it would to
00:34:02.200 worry about
00:34:02.800 this little
00:34:03.340 special, unique
00:34:04.740 little risk.
00:34:06.000 So I would
00:34:06.960 say the CDC
00:34:07.680 is studying
00:34:09.780 something we
00:34:10.480 definitely want
00:34:11.160 to know, but
00:34:12.620 I don't think
00:34:13.040 the decision
00:34:13.620 should be based
00:34:14.220 on that.
00:34:15.080 It's just a
00:34:15.980 little extra.
00:34:17.120 So I think
00:34:17.720 that's a mistake
00:34:18.540 and probably
00:34:19.100 politically
00:34:19.700 motivated,
00:34:20.520 meaning that
00:34:21.100 politicians don't
00:34:22.280 like to guess
00:34:23.580 something wrong
00:34:24.320 so they err
00:34:25.120 in the side
00:34:25.460 of caution.
00:34:27.740 Rasmussen has
00:34:28.540 done a poll
00:34:29.060 that says that
00:34:30.120 apparently if
00:34:31.940 you watch
00:34:32.340 MSNBC or
00:34:33.580 CNN, you
00:34:34.620 get gaslighted
00:34:35.560 pretty hard
00:34:36.100 on climate.
00:34:37.640 So 54%
00:34:39.140 of likely
00:34:39.940 U.S.
00:34:40.280 voters who
00:34:40.700 watch MSNBC,
00:34:42.940 who say
00:34:43.680 it's their
00:34:43.960 favorite cable
00:34:44.500 channel,
00:34:45.440 believe that
00:34:46.600 basically
00:34:48.520 we're doomed
00:34:49.180 within 100
00:34:49.940 years from
00:34:50.480 climate change.
00:34:51.940 Just like
00:34:52.580 doomed.
00:34:54.880 Not as in
00:34:57.040 it will be
00:34:57.740 a challenge
00:34:58.680 to overcome
00:34:59.240 it.
00:35:00.360 Not as in
00:35:01.720 our GDP
00:35:02.560 won't be as
00:35:03.340 good as we
00:35:03.820 hoped.
00:35:05.320 Not as in
00:35:06.500 some places
00:35:08.660 will be less
00:35:09.360 habitable,
00:35:10.320 but other
00:35:11.020 places might be
00:35:11.780 more habitable
00:35:12.420 because of the
00:35:13.460 change.
00:35:14.340 No, nothing
00:35:14.840 like that.
00:35:16.040 Over half
00:35:17.020 of MSNBC
00:35:18.140 viewers think
00:35:19.540 the humanity
00:35:21.500 is doomed
00:35:22.120 in 100
00:35:22.540 years.
00:35:24.080 Now, could
00:35:25.520 you have
00:35:25.960 children if
00:35:27.960 you thought
00:35:28.420 the world
00:35:29.000 was doomed
00:35:29.480 in 100
00:35:29.900 years?
00:35:31.120 Let's say
00:35:31.540 you're a
00:35:31.780 young person.
00:35:33.100 Would you
00:35:33.540 bring a
00:35:33.900 child into
00:35:34.440 that world?
00:35:35.400 Because long
00:35:36.280 before it's
00:35:36.920 doomed, it's
00:35:38.420 doomed-ish.
00:35:40.300 You know, any
00:35:41.060 kid you bring
00:35:41.600 into the world
00:35:42.040 today will be
00:35:43.020 in that
00:35:43.740 doom area.
00:35:46.720 So let's
00:35:47.040 compare that
00:35:47.640 and also
00:35:48.760 53% of
00:35:50.220 CNN viewers
00:35:50.920 say the
00:35:51.260 same.
00:35:51.980 All right, so
00:35:52.340 more than
00:35:52.760 half of
00:35:53.460 CNN and
00:35:54.020 MSNBC
00:35:54.600 viewers say
00:35:56.040 that we're
00:35:56.600 doomed.
00:35:57.020 What about
00:35:57.460 Fox News
00:35:58.200 viewers?
00:35:58.760 What do
00:35:58.960 you think?
00:35:59.540 Only 25%.
00:36:00.820 So 25%
00:36:02.680 of Fox News
00:36:03.460 viewers also
00:36:04.100 think that
00:36:04.640 we're kind
00:36:05.620 of doomed
00:36:06.080 in 100
00:36:06.760 years.
00:36:08.320 What did
00:36:08.980 I tell you
00:36:09.420 about 25%?
00:36:10.580 Yeah, it's
00:36:14.280 sort of my
00:36:14.720 go-to thing
00:36:15.660 every time I
00:36:16.200 talk about
00:36:16.560 a poll.
00:36:18.640 25% of
00:36:19.820 people will
00:36:21.440 say any
00:36:22.140 damn thing
00:36:22.860 on any
00:36:24.040 poll.
00:36:26.300 It doesn't
00:36:27.120 matter what
00:36:27.620 the question
00:36:28.120 is, 25%
00:36:30.040 of the people
00:36:30.520 will just
00:36:31.060 always be on
00:36:31.860 the other
00:36:32.160 side.
00:36:32.540 It could
00:36:32.760 be the
00:36:33.000 most obvious
00:36:33.520 question in
00:36:34.080 the world.
00:36:35.640 Do you
00:36:36.320 like to eat
00:36:36.980 good food?
00:36:37.660 25% of
00:36:39.520 the people
00:36:39.820 will say
00:36:40.100 no, I
00:36:40.800 don't like
00:36:41.160 to eat
00:36:41.380 good food.
00:36:42.780 Not me.
00:36:44.260 It's just
00:36:44.680 weird.
00:36:45.260 You just
00:36:45.680 can't, it's
00:36:47.100 really hard to
00:36:47.640 penetrate 75%.
00:36:49.320 But now we
00:36:51.760 know that
00:36:52.300 the poor
00:36:54.420 people who
00:36:55.060 watch MSNBC
00:36:56.260 and CNN,
00:36:57.680 poor meaning
00:36:58.200 unfortunate,
00:36:59.500 they are being
00:37:00.680 gaslighted and
00:37:02.000 they fear for
00:37:02.980 their lives and
00:37:03.820 the lives of
00:37:04.360 their children
00:37:04.820 and grandchildren.
00:37:07.660 Yeah, so he
00:37:08.800 says, oh
00:37:09.400 wow, 25%.
00:37:10.560 Yeah, Hannah,
00:37:11.860 I agree.
00:37:12.960 How in the
00:37:13.420 world did
00:37:13.860 25% of
00:37:15.060 Republicans,
00:37:16.040 I assume,
00:37:17.960 come to that
00:37:19.100 conclusion?
00:37:20.100 But 25%
00:37:21.160 will say
00:37:21.540 anything.
00:37:22.580 So let's
00:37:23.320 talk about
00:37:23.700 that hacker
00:37:24.420 group,
00:37:24.880 Darkside.
00:37:26.760 So Biden
00:37:27.580 says,
00:37:28.640 quote,
00:37:28.940 so far
00:37:29.360 there's no
00:37:29.800 evidence,
00:37:30.300 based on our
00:37:30.840 intelligence
00:37:31.200 people,
00:37:31.660 that Russia
00:37:32.180 is involved.
00:37:33.920 Although there
00:37:34.720 is evidence
00:37:35.440 that the
00:37:36.520 hackers,
00:37:37.660 are in
00:37:38.280 Russia.
00:37:39.820 Now,
00:37:40.380 further evidence
00:37:41.180 is this.
00:37:41.980 Now, this is
00:37:42.440 part of the
00:37:42.840 reason that
00:37:43.240 they think
00:37:43.560 that they're
00:37:44.520 Russian,
00:37:45.420 is that
00:37:45.860 they'll
00:37:46.260 actually,
00:37:46.860 they'll look
00:37:49.300 at machines
00:37:49.840 they're infecting
00:37:50.860 and if those
00:37:51.880 machines have
00:37:52.580 any Russian
00:37:53.220 language settings
00:37:54.200 or something
00:37:54.760 similar to
00:37:55.280 that,
00:37:55.520 they won't
00:37:55.800 attack.
00:37:56.860 So in
00:37:57.380 other words,
00:37:57.800 we do know
00:37:58.460 that they
00:37:59.140 avoid attacking
00:38:00.140 Russian assets,
00:38:01.860 but we don't
00:38:04.120 have confirmation
00:38:05.020 that Russia
00:38:06.120 is involved.
00:38:08.620 Is that a
00:38:09.720 difference that
00:38:10.520 you respect?
00:38:12.660 Let's say,
00:38:13.580 for example,
00:38:14.180 we found out
00:38:14.920 that Putin
00:38:16.100 had not
00:38:16.680 ordered them
00:38:17.440 to do it
00:38:18.100 and they're
00:38:19.420 actually a
00:38:20.140 criminal organization
00:38:21.020 just doing
00:38:21.540 what they do.
00:38:22.820 Why would
00:38:23.620 they not
00:38:24.100 target Russia?
00:38:26.620 I can think
00:38:27.640 of two reasons.
00:38:29.020 See if you
00:38:29.460 can think of
00:38:30.060 any other
00:38:30.580 reasons.
00:38:31.660 Number one,
00:38:32.640 they're working
00:38:33.280 for Russia.
00:38:33.960 But again,
00:38:35.560 the intelligence
00:38:36.060 agencies have
00:38:36.840 not determined
00:38:37.540 that to be
00:38:37.980 the case.
00:38:38.780 But it's
00:38:39.060 possible.
00:38:40.340 Number two,
00:38:41.820 they're not
00:38:42.440 working for
00:38:43.100 Russia,
00:38:44.180 but they are
00:38:45.260 afraid of
00:38:45.960 Putin.
00:38:47.540 See where
00:38:48.120 I'm going?
00:38:49.500 Either Putin
00:38:50.300 is paying
00:38:50.900 them, in
00:38:51.260 which case he
00:38:51.880 knows where
00:38:52.260 they are,
00:38:53.320 or they're
00:38:55.080 afraid of
00:38:55.780 Putin,
00:38:57.100 in which case
00:38:58.540 he knows
00:38:58.900 where they
00:38:59.260 are,
00:38:59.920 or they're
00:39:00.640 worried that
00:39:01.120 he can find
00:39:01.700 them even if
00:39:02.560 we can't.
00:39:05.220 So let me
00:39:05.960 pull this
00:39:06.320 together.
00:39:07.740 And this is
00:39:08.220 how you should
00:39:08.840 run your
00:39:09.520 personal life
00:39:10.360 as well as
00:39:10.980 politics.
00:39:12.260 If Putin
00:39:13.140 knows where
00:39:14.160 they are,
00:39:15.580 and we don't
00:39:16.060 know that,
00:39:16.620 but we know
00:39:17.020 that they're
00:39:17.420 afraid,
00:39:18.740 they're obviously
00:39:19.380 afraid,
00:39:20.280 he knows where
00:39:21.280 they are,
00:39:22.400 that's the
00:39:22.980 same as if
00:39:24.360 Putin is
00:39:25.600 sanctioning
00:39:27.140 them.
00:39:27.660 I mean,
00:39:28.120 it's the same
00:39:29.420 as if Putin
00:39:30.100 is ordering
00:39:30.660 them to do
00:39:31.300 what they're
00:39:31.540 doing.
00:39:31.740 If he
00:39:32.660 knows where
00:39:33.180 they are,
00:39:33.780 if they're
00:39:34.240 afraid of
00:39:34.840 him,
00:39:35.840 he can
00:39:36.280 stop them.
00:39:39.120 Same
00:39:39.640 level of
00:39:40.460 responsibility.
00:39:41.920 If you're
00:39:42.340 trying to say,
00:39:42.900 well, that's
00:39:43.260 different, he
00:39:44.060 didn't order
00:39:44.660 it, no,
00:39:45.880 that's not
00:39:46.360 different.
00:39:47.240 We should
00:39:47.740 treat it
00:39:48.240 exactly the
00:39:49.220 same as if
00:39:49.780 he ordered
00:39:50.160 it.
00:39:50.760 Because if
00:39:51.520 they're afraid
00:39:52.140 of him,
00:39:53.340 and they're
00:39:53.780 in his
00:39:54.580 country,
00:39:56.660 it's because
00:39:57.540 he can find
00:39:58.340 them.
00:39:58.600 And if
00:40:00.280 he can
00:40:00.600 find them,
00:40:01.900 and he's
00:40:02.400 not, it's
00:40:04.560 the same as
00:40:05.000 if he
00:40:05.240 ordered it,
00:40:05.820 in terms of
00:40:06.320 how we
00:40:06.620 should treat
00:40:07.280 them.
00:40:08.140 So I
00:40:08.580 think, I
00:40:10.020 don't know
00:40:10.260 if Biden
00:40:10.660 has the
00:40:11.760 guts to
00:40:12.340 do it,
00:40:13.180 but I
00:40:13.600 think the
00:40:13.960 pressure on
00:40:14.880 Russia,
00:40:15.820 of course you
00:40:16.740 have to go
00:40:17.040 through the
00:40:17.300 whole intel
00:40:17.900 thing, you
00:40:19.140 don't want
00:40:19.420 to act
00:40:19.780 harshly,
00:40:21.080 but I
00:40:22.080 have a
00:40:22.440 feeling that
00:40:23.400 within our
00:40:24.260 government we're
00:40:25.000 talking about
00:40:25.720 something pretty
00:40:27.980 heavy in
00:40:29.440 terms of a
00:40:30.000 response to
00:40:30.700 Russia.
00:40:31.480 At least
00:40:31.780 talking about
00:40:32.380 it, I
00:40:32.720 don't know
00:40:32.920 if it'll
00:40:33.140 happen, but
00:40:34.260 I think this
00:40:35.240 is just pure
00:40:35.960 bullshit to
00:40:37.480 say that this
00:40:38.120 is happening
00:40:38.620 in Russia,
00:40:39.360 they're not
00:40:39.700 attacking Russian
00:40:40.440 resources, and
00:40:41.720 to say that
00:40:42.240 Putin can't
00:40:43.180 get at
00:40:43.520 them.
00:40:44.360 I get that
00:40:44.920 we can't
00:40:45.360 get at
00:40:45.680 them, maybe.
00:40:47.380 I mean, I
00:40:47.780 think we
00:40:48.060 probably can,
00:40:48.740 but maybe
00:40:49.500 we can't.
00:40:50.940 But they're
00:40:51.600 afraid of
00:40:52.260 Putin, and
00:40:52.980 that means
00:40:53.360 something.
00:40:54.840 All right,
00:40:55.120 so one
00:40:58.940 of the
00:40:59.240 tricks I've
00:40:59.800 told you
00:41:00.160 for persuasion,
00:41:01.540 and sometimes
00:41:01.980 it's just
00:41:02.420 for fun, is
00:41:03.420 to embrace
00:41:04.040 your opponent's
00:41:05.100 arguments.
00:41:06.660 Because when
00:41:07.400 you embrace
00:41:08.020 your opponent's
00:41:08.860 arguments, and
00:41:10.140 they have a
00:41:10.660 reflex to argue
00:41:11.560 with you no
00:41:12.140 matter what,
00:41:13.120 you can
00:41:13.660 actually trick
00:41:14.360 them into
00:41:14.960 debating against
00:41:15.860 their own
00:41:16.360 point.
00:41:17.900 And I'll
00:41:18.260 show you a
00:41:18.920 couple of
00:41:19.320 examples of
00:41:19.960 that.
00:41:21.300 So these
00:41:22.060 are some
00:41:22.360 tweets I
00:41:22.800 made just
00:41:23.300 to practice
00:41:24.120 this technique.
00:41:25.880 I said
00:41:26.560 the pipeline
00:41:27.200 companies should
00:41:27.920 hire the
00:41:28.360 election software
00:41:29.300 makers to
00:41:30.040 make some
00:41:30.440 unhackable
00:41:31.120 software for
00:41:31.820 them.
00:41:32.700 I hear they
00:41:33.340 are the
00:41:33.560 only ones
00:41:33.980 who can
00:41:34.240 do it.
00:41:36.240 So I've
00:41:38.120 embraced the
00:41:39.100 argument that
00:41:40.200 election software
00:41:41.320 is the only
00:41:42.460 software that
00:41:43.200 can't be
00:41:43.740 hacked, which
00:41:46.520 is fucking
00:41:47.660 stupid, right?
00:41:49.320 But I put it
00:41:50.180 out there like I
00:41:50.860 mean it.
00:41:52.140 Now, nobody
00:41:53.040 who read this
00:41:53.560 probably thought
00:41:54.040 I was completely
00:41:54.660 serious, but
00:41:55.860 wouldn't you
00:41:56.380 expect a lot
00:41:59.360 of critics to
00:42:00.660 push back on
00:42:01.440 this?
00:42:03.160 I haven't
00:42:04.000 looked at the
00:42:04.420 comments in the
00:42:05.000 last hour or so,
00:42:05.860 but I think the
00:42:07.320 critics just got
00:42:08.200 really quiet.
00:42:10.540 That's how you
00:42:11.300 know you
00:42:11.780 penetrated.
00:42:14.740 You know how
00:42:15.480 much the critics
00:42:16.180 love to pile on
00:42:17.560 anything I say,
00:42:18.640 right?
00:42:19.320 Anybody with a
00:42:20.060 blue check, if
00:42:20.640 they say anything
00:42:21.120 about politics,
00:42:21.920 the critics just
00:42:22.620 flow in and
00:42:23.860 eat them alive?
00:42:25.340 Well, the
00:42:26.060 critics got
00:42:26.740 really, really
00:42:27.680 quiet.
00:42:28.820 Because in order
00:42:29.680 for them to
00:42:30.200 criticize me,
00:42:31.260 they would have
00:42:32.000 to argue that
00:42:32.860 election software
00:42:33.800 cannot be made
00:42:35.300 unhackable,
00:42:36.700 which would
00:42:38.360 open up the
00:42:39.040 possibility that
00:42:40.900 maybe we should
00:42:41.580 audit them to
00:42:42.280 see if they
00:42:42.760 had been.
00:42:44.780 So it's an
00:42:45.960 unapproachable
00:42:46.760 argument.
00:42:47.420 Here's another
00:42:47.840 one.
00:42:49.520 Breaking, I
00:42:50.520 said in a
00:42:51.320 tweet.
00:42:52.280 No court has
00:42:52.960 found any
00:42:53.660 evidence that
00:42:54.400 the colonial
00:42:54.940 pipeline was
00:42:55.820 hacked.
00:42:56.940 Therefore, it
00:42:57.940 wasn't.
00:43:00.000 See what I'm
00:43:00.760 doing here?
00:43:02.000 So did the
00:43:02.640 critics come in
00:43:03.400 and say,
00:43:04.280 hey, you
00:43:05.680 can't say that
00:43:06.400 just because the
00:43:07.120 court, which is
00:43:07.880 really the wrong
00:43:08.620 entity anyway,
00:43:10.420 just because they
00:43:11.060 didn't find any
00:43:12.100 evidence of it,
00:43:13.260 that just means
00:43:14.500 they're the wrong
00:43:15.120 people and they
00:43:15.740 didn't even look
00:43:16.300 for it.
00:43:17.100 That doesn't mean
00:43:17.740 there's no
00:43:18.160 evidence?
00:43:19.840 Well, that of
00:43:20.360 course is the
00:43:21.200 whole argument
00:43:22.080 about saying
00:43:23.420 that the few
00:43:24.240 courts who
00:43:24.760 looked into
00:43:25.220 some few
00:43:25.780 specific things
00:43:26.820 didn't find
00:43:27.840 anything, but
00:43:28.460 they're also not
00:43:29.260 the ones looking
00:43:29.960 for it.
00:43:30.740 So if people
00:43:31.960 who are not
00:43:32.760 looking for
00:43:33.380 something don't
00:43:34.140 find it,
00:43:36.740 so how much
00:43:38.100 pushback did I
00:43:38.880 get on that?
00:43:40.320 Surprisingly, not
00:43:41.600 little, or
00:43:42.880 surprisingly little,
00:43:43.900 people, which
00:43:44.420 actually is not
00:43:45.020 a surprise.
00:43:46.080 So there's
00:43:46.520 your technique.
00:43:47.780 Embrace the
00:43:50.120 most idiotic
00:43:51.060 arguments on the
00:43:51.820 other side, and
00:43:52.960 then challenge the
00:43:53.740 critics to debate
00:43:54.860 their own point,
00:43:57.920 and then just
00:43:58.500 watch.
00:44:00.600 Elon Musk
00:44:01.580 interestingly
00:44:02.240 suspended the
00:44:03.740 acceptance of
00:44:04.580 Bitcoin for
00:44:05.400 Teslas, because
00:44:07.400 creating Bitcoin
00:44:08.620 uses so much
00:44:10.200 electricity that
00:44:12.500 apparently it's
00:44:13.920 a climate
00:44:15.720 disaster, just
00:44:17.780 what Bitcoin
00:44:18.440 itself is
00:44:19.400 creating in
00:44:19.920 electrical needs.
00:44:22.040 So I saw the
00:44:24.140 cryptos were down
00:44:24.920 this morning.
00:44:25.540 I don't know if
00:44:25.920 they'll stay down.
00:44:27.220 I'm not going to
00:44:28.160 suggest that this
00:44:29.000 is a buying
00:44:29.760 opportunity for
00:44:30.800 Bitcoin, but I
00:44:32.400 would certainly be
00:44:33.140 worried if the
00:44:34.060 people who care
00:44:34.620 about the climate
00:44:35.280 decide that they
00:44:36.320 don't like it.
00:44:36.960 So that's
00:44:38.180 going to be
00:44:39.700 interesting to
00:44:40.400 watch.
00:44:43.360 Who saw that
00:44:44.300 coming?
00:44:44.860 Yeah, a lot of
00:44:45.580 people saw that
00:44:46.120 coming.
00:44:50.400 Yeah, Elon Musk
00:44:51.540 has the power to
00:44:52.400 crash a crypto, and
00:44:53.840 it looks like he's
00:44:54.440 done it at least
00:44:54.960 twice.
00:44:57.020 Scott, please wear
00:44:58.020 your blue t-shirt.
00:44:58.940 It looks best.
00:44:59.840 You mean this
00:45:00.320 one?
00:45:02.940 Every once in a
00:45:03.780 while, I feel I
00:45:04.820 need to tell my
00:45:05.500 audience that when
00:45:06.620 I buy t-shirts, if
00:45:08.580 I find one I
00:45:09.240 like, I get a
00:45:10.000 bunch of them, the
00:45:10.620 same kind.
00:45:11.680 So if you see me
00:45:12.440 wearing this shirt a
00:45:13.900 whole bunch of
00:45:14.420 times, it's
00:45:15.560 actually multiple
00:45:16.480 shirts.
00:45:17.180 I just thought you
00:45:18.220 should know that.
00:45:21.580 It says 75% of
00:45:23.040 Bitcoin uses
00:45:23.800 renewable energy.
00:45:24.940 Well, that doesn't
00:45:25.600 matter, because that
00:45:26.720 renewable energy could
00:45:27.760 be used somewhere
00:45:28.560 else.
00:45:32.000 Yeah, the dark
00:45:32.780 shirts look better
00:45:33.460 on TV, that's
00:45:34.060 true.
00:45:34.260 On my face,
00:45:35.180 anyway.
00:45:36.620 Can you do a
00:45:37.700 show in drag?
00:45:41.080 Would you believe
00:45:41.900 that's the first
00:45:42.580 time I've ever
00:45:43.180 been asked?
00:45:44.720 I'm going to tell
00:45:45.420 you something that
00:45:46.340 I don't know if I've
00:45:48.140 said this publicly.
00:45:49.220 I might have.
00:45:50.280 So tell me if you've
00:45:51.540 ever seen this.
00:45:53.000 But some 20 years
00:45:54.260 ago or so, when I
00:45:55.220 was already beginning
00:45:56.180 to contemplate how I
00:45:58.260 would retire someday
00:45:59.700 in the far future,
00:46:01.060 I had a plan for
00:46:02.460 retirement, which
00:46:04.600 would change
00:46:08.100 Dilbert forever.
00:46:10.300 And the plan was
00:46:12.020 that the way you'll
00:46:13.840 know I'm going to
00:46:14.740 retire, because I
00:46:15.740 might not announce
00:46:16.600 it before it
00:46:17.160 happens, the way
00:46:18.660 you would know is
00:46:19.980 if Dilbert
00:46:20.780 becomes transgender.
00:46:23.440 So 20 years
00:46:27.520 ago, that was
00:46:28.040 my plan, is I
00:46:29.780 was just going
00:46:30.220 to make Dilbert
00:46:31.180 transgender and
00:46:33.120 then just stop and
00:46:34.680 just leave it
00:46:35.140 there.
00:46:36.160 Because in the
00:46:36.940 cartoon world, when
00:46:37.900 you make any kind
00:46:38.700 of a change, people
00:46:39.560 expect it to go
00:46:40.680 back to where it
00:46:41.300 was, because
00:46:42.300 everything always
00:46:42.880 has to go back to
00:46:43.640 where it was.
00:46:44.500 And I thought the
00:46:45.740 most provocative
00:46:46.480 thing I could do is
00:46:47.520 just make him
00:46:48.340 transgender, like
00:46:49.760 legitimately, and
00:46:51.760 then just walk
00:46:52.340 away.
00:46:54.220 So, but, in
00:46:56.040 the 20 years that
00:46:57.680 has passed, the
00:46:59.220 politics of
00:47:00.360 transgender,
00:47:01.660 everything has
00:47:02.300 changed to the
00:47:02.980 point where I
00:47:04.120 believe it would
00:47:04.740 be considered
00:47:05.460 just disrespectful
00:47:07.300 or something.
00:47:08.480 So I'm probably
00:47:10.260 not going to go
00:47:11.200 that way, because
00:47:12.440 it doesn't have
00:47:12.940 the same, it's
00:47:15.160 lost all of its
00:47:15.960 uniqueness, which
00:47:17.500 is what would
00:47:18.340 have made it fun.
00:47:19.640 And now
00:47:20.000 transgender is just
00:47:21.040 sort of our
00:47:21.480 daily topic, so
00:47:22.440 it doesn't, it
00:47:23.280 just doesn't
00:47:23.660 have that, that
00:47:24.980 uniqueness to it
00:47:25.840 that I was
00:47:26.160 looking for.
00:47:34.620 It might be
00:47:35.420 considered very
00:47:36.160 brave, well, I
00:47:37.160 don't know.
00:47:37.840 I don't know how
00:47:38.400 brave it would
00:47:38.920 be.
00:47:41.020 How do we know
00:47:41.800 he isn't?
00:47:42.420 Good point.
00:47:45.080 Nobody would
00:47:45.820 sell Bitcoin to
00:47:46.740 buy a Tesla.
00:47:51.480 Don't wear a
00:47:52.380 white shirt.
00:47:53.000 Yeah, you're
00:47:53.400 right.
00:47:55.980 Somebody says
00:47:56.680 Colonial paid the
00:47:57.780 $5 million ransom.
00:47:59.140 Did they?
00:48:00.140 I don't know if
00:48:00.680 that's confirmed, and
00:48:01.980 I don't know if it
00:48:02.500 would make any
00:48:02.980 difference.
00:48:03.620 I don't know if it
00:48:04.180 would work.
00:48:05.220 But as I've said
00:48:06.220 before, the U.S.
00:48:07.660 government should
00:48:08.580 have been telling
00:48:09.300 the public that
00:48:11.000 they have intel and
00:48:12.520 they're closing in
00:48:13.440 on this, on the
00:48:14.820 hackers.
00:48:15.720 The hackers should
00:48:17.340 have been feeling
00:48:18.240 that they were going
00:48:19.000 to die within 24
00:48:20.020 hours.
00:48:21.060 And if they
00:48:21.540 didn't feel that,
00:48:23.320 even if it wasn't
00:48:24.080 true, they should
00:48:25.560 have been convinced
00:48:26.300 that some military
00:48:28.440 agency is going to
00:48:30.220 put a drone on
00:48:31.220 them any minute,
00:48:32.160 because that's how
00:48:32.880 you negotiate.
00:48:34.180 You don't negotiate
00:48:35.220 saying, we don't
00:48:35.940 know where you
00:48:36.400 are, there's no
00:48:38.140 way we could ever
00:48:38.760 find you, so I
00:48:40.480 guess we'll just
00:48:41.060 pay this amount.
00:48:42.800 That's not very
00:48:43.360 good negotiating.
00:48:44.940 They should have
00:48:45.540 been under the
00:48:46.400 immediate threat of
00:48:48.180 death within
00:48:49.340 minutes.
00:48:50.460 You want them
00:48:51.300 thinking about
00:48:51.940 their death within
00:48:52.780 minutes, then you
00:48:54.460 negotiate.
00:48:58.840 All right.
00:49:00.700 That is just about
00:49:02.240 all I have to talk
00:49:03.000 about today, and I
00:49:04.440 will talk to you
00:49:05.360 tomorrow.
00:49:06.800 Tomorrow.