Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 27, 2021


Episode 1388 Scott Adams: Wuhan Lab Leak Theories, Flying Saucer Drones, Rewarding Terrorists, Banks Are Dead, and More


Episode Stats

Length

42 minutes

Words per Minute

143.12105

Word Count

6,017

Sentence Count

399

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

Bill Gates and Melinda Gates are going through a divorce, and yet another story about him is in the news. Is it a coincidence? Or is it a media conspiracy? And what does that have to do with the coronavirus pandemic?


Transcript

00:00:00.240 for a coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:02.600 Is it the best time of the day?
00:00:05.480 Yes, it is. Yes, it is.
00:00:07.080 It's the best time of the day.
00:00:08.620 And if you'd like to take it up another notch,
00:00:11.200 and I think you would,
00:00:12.320 what do you need?
00:00:13.840 That's right. That's right.
00:00:15.260 You need a cup or a mug or a glass,
00:00:16.660 a tank or gels or stein, a canteen jug or glass,
00:00:18.940 a vessel of any kind.
00:00:21.020 Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.
00:00:23.840 And join me now
00:00:24.860 for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine
00:00:27.040 of the day,
00:00:27.640 the thing that makes really everything better.
00:00:30.740 It's called
00:00:31.340 The Simultaneous Sip.
00:00:34.000 And it's going to happen right now.
00:00:36.780 Go!
00:00:44.340 Well,
00:00:45.800 shall we talk about
00:00:47.500 all of the things?
00:00:49.200 Yes, let's talk about all the things.
00:00:51.960 So there's a
00:00:53.280 story about
00:00:55.040 the money manager for Bill Gates.
00:00:57.640 Apparently, there's one firm
00:00:59.200 and one individual
00:01:00.560 who's been managing
00:01:02.640 Bill Gates' money
00:01:03.900 for 27 years or something.
00:01:06.940 And now,
00:01:08.460 coincidentally,
00:01:10.320 just when
00:01:11.120 Bill Gates and Melinda Gates
00:01:13.200 are having a
00:01:14.340 divorce,
00:01:15.940 coincidentally,
00:01:17.500 after 27 years,
00:01:20.040 Bill Gates' money manager
00:01:21.300 is in the news for,
00:01:22.740 or, of course,
00:01:25.420 allegations of
00:01:26.520 Me Too stuff
00:01:27.460 and other,
00:01:28.880 I think,
00:01:29.300 some other stuff,
00:01:30.260 or being a bully
00:01:31.300 or something,
00:01:32.540 allegedly made a
00:01:34.040 racist remark
00:01:34.840 to a black employee.
00:01:36.880 We'd like to hear
00:01:37.860 that remark
00:01:38.580 so that we can judge
00:01:39.640 for ourselves.
00:01:40.860 But this story
00:01:41.760 is in the New York Times.
00:01:43.320 Let me ask you,
00:01:44.480 do you think
00:01:45.000 it's a coincidence?
00:01:46.600 It's just a coincidence
00:01:48.160 that Bill Gates
00:01:50.080 is getting all these
00:01:51.020 bad stories
00:01:52.000 that have been
00:01:53.420 available to be
00:01:55.200 a story
00:01:55.780 for a long time.
00:01:57.640 But now it's a story.
00:02:00.780 Do you see
00:02:02.920 in this example
00:02:03.760 that your opinions
00:02:05.500 are assigned to you
00:02:06.660 by the media?
00:02:07.260 If the media
00:02:09.960 had never told you
00:02:10.940 anything new
00:02:11.800 about Bill Gates,
00:02:13.260 well,
00:02:13.800 your opinion would be
00:02:14.680 whatever it had been.
00:02:16.300 But suddenly,
00:02:17.980 the press has decided
00:02:19.240 that you need to think
00:02:20.960 less of Bill Gates,
00:02:22.700 which probably means
00:02:24.820 that somebody
00:02:25.440 associated with
00:02:27.000 Melinda Gates,
00:02:29.400 just speculation,
00:02:31.380 may want to
00:02:32.640 make Bill Gates
00:02:33.520 look a little bit
00:02:34.440 less awesome
00:02:36.440 during the period
00:02:38.620 of negotiating
00:02:39.700 some kind
00:02:40.260 of a divorce.
00:02:42.880 So,
00:02:44.100 don't assume
00:02:45.400 that any of this
00:02:46.100 is a coincidence.
00:02:48.500 Here's the good news.
00:02:50.100 Some real good news,
00:02:51.060 actually.
00:02:52.040 The FDA just approved
00:02:53.520 another therapeutic
00:02:55.420 for coronavirus.
00:02:56.580 It looks pretty good.
00:02:57.800 It's a monoclonal antibody
00:03:00.260 and it's called
00:03:02.860 Sotrivumab.
00:03:04.800 It's called
00:03:06.300 Sotrivumab
00:03:07.700 because all the
00:03:08.960 good names
00:03:09.500 have been taken
00:03:10.160 long ago.
00:03:11.620 If you need a name
00:03:12.660 for a new drug now,
00:03:14.960 you have to basically
00:03:16.360 put together
00:03:17.120 all the letters
00:03:18.040 that shouldn't be
00:03:18.740 in the same word.
00:03:20.720 There's a lot of letters
00:03:22.060 that just shouldn't be
00:03:23.100 near each other
00:03:24.180 or in the same word.
00:03:26.980 Sotrivumab.
00:03:27.460 Who ends a word
00:03:30.420 with a B?
00:03:33.060 I guess there are
00:03:33.880 a few words
00:03:34.420 that end with a B,
00:03:35.220 but too many of them
00:03:36.280 in my opinion.
00:03:39.100 So,
00:03:39.600 the good news is
00:03:40.240 apparently it
00:03:41.340 reduces
00:03:42.740 hospitalization
00:03:43.960 or death
00:03:44.600 in COVID patients
00:03:45.880 if you get it
00:03:46.440 to them early
00:03:47.060 by 85%.
00:03:49.000 What?
00:03:51.240 That's pretty good
00:03:52.340 if you get it
00:03:53.560 to them early.
00:03:55.120 Now,
00:03:55.440 think about
00:03:55.960 what's different
00:03:56.980 from the beginning
00:03:57.940 of the pandemic.
00:03:58.940 The first thing
00:03:59.840 that's different
00:04:00.360 is that everybody
00:04:01.520 knows what the
00:04:02.340 symptoms are.
00:04:03.860 Right?
00:04:04.500 I think at the
00:04:05.380 beginning of the
00:04:05.960 pandemic,
00:04:07.060 if somebody got
00:04:07.840 a cough
00:04:08.900 or some symptoms,
00:04:11.000 they might have
00:04:11.660 said to themselves,
00:04:12.660 eh,
00:04:12.920 it's probably
00:04:13.460 not the COVID,
00:04:14.920 probably just
00:04:15.840 the cold,
00:04:16.280 and maybe
00:04:17.200 they waited
00:04:17.640 too long
00:04:18.160 and maybe
00:04:18.520 they died.
00:04:19.440 But I would
00:04:19.940 think that one
00:04:20.380 of the big
00:04:20.760 things that's
00:04:21.440 changed is,
00:04:23.540 especially with
00:04:24.100 all the social
00:04:25.000 distancing,
00:04:25.800 if you get
00:04:26.440 anything that
00:04:27.080 looks like
00:04:27.520 COVID symptoms,
00:04:29.580 especially if you
00:04:30.440 have some
00:04:30.820 comorbidities to
00:04:31.880 worry about,
00:04:33.040 you probably
00:04:33.600 take it a lot
00:04:34.280 more seriously
00:04:35.060 now just because
00:04:36.120 we're all trained
00:04:36.980 to take it
00:04:38.040 seriously.
00:04:38.960 So it seems
00:04:39.640 to me that
00:04:40.740 people who
00:04:41.220 are at risk
00:04:42.000 have either
00:04:43.140 already been
00:04:44.020 vaccinated,
00:04:45.660 for the most
00:04:46.160 part.
00:04:47.200 Or if they
00:04:47.980 haven't been,
00:04:48.960 they at least
00:04:49.540 know what the
00:04:50.080 symptoms are
00:04:50.780 and can get
00:04:51.620 their ass to
00:04:52.180 the hospital
00:04:52.760 pretty quickly.
00:04:55.000 Now apparently
00:04:55.440 the monoclonal
00:04:56.460 antibody is
00:04:57.280 mostly for
00:04:57.960 people who,
00:04:58.740 most of the
00:04:59.860 results are
00:05:01.520 for people
00:05:02.000 who had a
00:05:03.200 bad case.
00:05:04.340 So this
00:05:05.060 doesn't necessarily
00:05:05.780 hold for all
00:05:06.440 people,
00:05:07.000 just people
00:05:07.440 who had a
00:05:07.720 bad case of
00:05:08.340 it and got
00:05:08.740 in early.
00:05:09.880 But still,
00:05:10.660 a pretty big
00:05:11.040 deal.
00:05:11.900 Pretty big
00:05:12.440 deal because
00:05:12.840 I think people
00:05:13.400 are getting
00:05:13.900 in earlier,
00:05:14.600 that's my
00:05:14.980 guess.
00:05:16.160 Chad Pergrim
00:05:17.420 had an
00:05:17.780 interesting
00:05:18.160 theory that
00:05:19.500 he wrote
00:05:19.940 for Fox
00:05:20.620 News,
00:05:21.900 that the
00:05:23.340 filibuster,
00:05:25.080 which is
00:05:25.800 really the
00:05:26.260 only thing
00:05:26.800 that allows
00:05:27.360 the minority
00:05:28.080 party in
00:05:28.960 the Senate
00:05:29.520 to have
00:05:30.400 any power
00:05:30.960 at all,
00:05:31.920 they can
00:05:32.260 just
00:05:32.560 filibuster,
00:05:33.600 which is
00:05:34.080 essentially
00:05:34.600 just talking
00:05:35.300 forever.
00:05:36.260 I'm simplifying.
00:05:37.500 But talking
00:05:38.060 forever so
00:05:38.820 that a bill
00:05:39.200 can't be
00:05:39.660 voted on
00:05:40.260 because the
00:05:41.580 minority
00:05:42.120 party doesn't
00:05:42.760 have enough
00:05:43.480 votes to
00:05:44.600 stop it
00:05:45.040 in a
00:05:45.500 50-50
00:05:46.800 way,
00:05:47.780 but they
00:05:48.080 have enough
00:05:48.780 votes to
00:05:49.280 keep the
00:05:49.940 filibuster
00:05:55.420 going.
00:05:56.300 So if you
00:05:56.960 got rid of
00:05:57.320 the filibuster,
00:05:58.080 suddenly the
00:05:58.620 Democrats could
00:05:59.320 pass anything
00:05:59.940 they wanted
00:06:00.540 because they
00:06:01.180 have the
00:06:01.420 majority,
00:06:02.280 and they
00:06:02.840 wouldn't need
00:06:03.200 to worry
00:06:03.500 about getting
00:06:03.940 past the
00:06:04.740 filibuster
00:06:05.340 blockade.
00:06:06.380 And Chad
00:06:08.420 Pergram notes
00:06:09.400 that even
00:06:11.040 Democrats
00:06:11.780 appreciate that
00:06:14.160 the filibuster
00:06:14.900 has a purpose
00:06:15.840 because sometimes
00:06:17.280 they're in the
00:06:17.780 minority party
00:06:18.500 and sometimes
00:06:19.180 they want a
00:06:19.820 filibuster.
00:06:21.280 But Chad's
00:06:22.920 hypothesis,
00:06:24.900 and I think
00:06:25.740 it's worth
00:06:27.160 mentioning,
00:06:28.160 is that if
00:06:29.120 the Republicans
00:06:29.720 use the
00:06:30.360 filibuster to
00:06:32.100 stop the
00:06:32.820 investigation of
00:06:34.220 the so-called
00:06:35.220 January 6th
00:06:37.000 protest on
00:06:37.820 the Capitol,
00:06:39.060 that that
00:06:39.600 would be an
00:06:40.300 inappropriate use
00:06:41.480 of a
00:06:41.820 filibuster.
00:06:42.440 It would look
00:06:42.820 like they're
00:06:43.220 just trying to
00:06:43.900 protect Republicans
00:06:45.520 or just trying
00:06:47.020 to sweep it
00:06:47.840 under the rug.
00:06:49.260 But do you
00:06:49.980 think that's
00:06:50.420 going to be
00:06:50.700 a problem?
00:06:51.940 It seems to
00:06:52.660 me that
00:06:54.000 every use of
00:06:55.140 the filibuster
00:06:55.840 looks illegitimate
00:06:57.080 to the other
00:06:57.680 side.
00:06:59.000 Seems to
00:06:59.700 me.
00:07:00.660 And I'm
00:07:01.720 not so sure
00:07:02.500 that anybody
00:07:03.620 cares about
00:07:04.500 this January
00:07:05.360 6th
00:07:05.880 investigation.
00:07:07.440 What do
00:07:08.020 people think
00:07:08.540 they're going
00:07:08.780 to find?
00:07:10.080 I mean,
00:07:10.460 really?
00:07:11.280 Do you
00:07:11.720 think you're
00:07:12.120 going to
00:07:12.240 find anything?
00:07:14.220 What are
00:07:14.740 they even
00:07:15.040 looking for?
00:07:16.300 Are they
00:07:16.880 looking for
00:07:17.640 something to
00:07:18.840 tie President
00:07:19.640 Trump to
00:07:20.260 violence?
00:07:21.780 I mean,
00:07:22.180 they have
00:07:22.700 his speech.
00:07:24.080 It looks
00:07:24.540 like he did
00:07:25.040 what he did
00:07:25.500 in public.
00:07:27.040 I don't
00:07:27.520 know.
00:07:27.780 I don't
00:07:28.020 think there's
00:07:28.400 anything to
00:07:28.860 find.
00:07:29.820 It doesn't
00:07:30.220 look like
00:07:30.580 there's any
00:07:30.960 there.
00:07:31.320 It's just
00:07:31.900 a bunch
00:07:32.640 of people
00:07:33.100 did exactly
00:07:34.740 what it
00:07:35.100 looks like.
00:07:36.380 A bunch
00:07:36.820 of people
00:07:37.260 coordinated
00:07:37.960 and said,
00:07:38.600 hey, let's
00:07:39.040 protest this
00:07:39.720 thing.
00:07:40.540 Things got
00:07:41.180 out of
00:07:41.500 hand.
00:07:42.520 I just
00:07:43.180 don't know.
00:07:45.020 I just
00:07:45.800 don't know
00:07:46.420 that there's
00:07:46.940 anything to
00:07:47.500 research.
00:07:48.620 So no,
00:07:49.220 I disagree
00:07:49.900 with Chad
00:07:51.280 Program's
00:07:52.140 view that
00:07:53.080 the filibuster
00:07:53.820 could fall
00:07:54.560 because of
00:07:55.540 that one
00:07:55.960 issue.
00:07:56.680 Because I
00:07:57.100 don't think
00:07:57.380 anybody cares
00:07:57.960 about it,
00:07:58.320 really.
00:07:58.740 It's just
00:07:59.140 a political
00:07:59.980 issue.
00:08:00.340 Joel
00:08:04.740 Pollack
00:08:05.120 points out
00:08:05.760 that apparently
00:08:07.340 the Biden
00:08:07.840 administration
00:08:08.440 is going
00:08:08.860 to open
00:08:09.140 up something
00:08:09.860 like a
00:08:11.120 consulate
00:08:11.660 in Jerusalem,
00:08:13.220 which I
00:08:13.700 guess was
00:08:14.900 not the
00:08:15.300 case under
00:08:15.820 the Trump
00:08:16.400 administration.
00:08:18.260 So now
00:08:19.460 Hamas is
00:08:20.740 going to,
00:08:21.960 or let's
00:08:22.940 see, I
00:08:23.380 guess maybe
00:08:23.740 the Palestinians.
00:08:24.900 Whose consulate
00:08:25.880 is it?
00:08:26.780 It's a little
00:08:27.200 unclear to me.
00:08:28.020 I guess I
00:08:28.360 don't know the
00:08:28.760 details of
00:08:29.220 this.
00:08:29.380 But there's
00:08:30.160 some kind
00:08:30.460 of a consulate
00:08:31.040 being opened
00:08:31.580 up, and
00:08:32.600 I know that
00:08:33.880 over $100
00:08:34.500 million is
00:08:35.480 going to be
00:08:36.100 sent to
00:08:36.860 Hamas, or
00:08:38.720 the Palestinians.
00:08:39.760 I'm not sure
00:08:40.180 exactly where
00:08:40.940 the division
00:08:41.520 is there in
00:08:42.200 this case.
00:08:43.200 But the
00:08:44.120 point is
00:08:44.760 that there
00:08:47.000 seems to be
00:08:47.540 some kind
00:08:47.980 of reward
00:08:48.640 for attacking
00:08:49.340 Israel.
00:08:50.780 Attack
00:08:51.260 Israel, you
00:08:52.440 get yourself
00:08:53.400 a consulate
00:08:54.180 and over
00:08:55.420 $100
00:08:55.700 million.
00:08:56.000 dollars.
00:08:58.720 That looks
00:08:59.580 like a
00:08:59.960 victory for
00:09:01.000 the people
00:09:01.420 who fired
00:09:01.880 rockets at
00:09:02.540 Israel.
00:09:03.780 Now what
00:09:04.260 is the
00:09:04.540 thing I
00:09:04.880 say about
00:09:05.320 the Democrats
00:09:05.980 that sets
00:09:08.320 them apart
00:09:08.860 from Republicans?
00:09:10.660 What do I
00:09:11.860 always say?
00:09:12.920 And I tell
00:09:13.460 you I'm
00:09:13.900 going to
00:09:14.120 show you
00:09:14.560 example
00:09:15.200 after example
00:09:16.120 until you
00:09:17.180 can't think
00:09:17.720 of it any
00:09:18.200 other way.
00:09:20.780 Inducements.
00:09:21.300 Exactly.
00:09:23.000 The big
00:09:23.880 difference
00:09:24.260 between
00:09:24.640 Republican
00:09:25.220 policy and
00:09:26.360 Democrat
00:09:27.000 policy,
00:09:28.260 pretty much
00:09:28.980 always,
00:09:30.220 not always,
00:09:31.240 but it seems
00:09:31.820 like 80% of
00:09:32.640 the time or
00:09:33.040 more,
00:09:33.780 is Democrats
00:09:35.100 ignore the
00:09:37.100 effect of
00:09:37.720 human motivation
00:09:38.720 consistently.
00:09:40.900 They act
00:09:41.360 like it
00:09:41.620 doesn't exist.
00:09:42.920 So when
00:09:43.140 they design
00:09:43.640 a system,
00:09:44.740 they just
00:09:45.500 ignore the
00:09:46.060 variable that's
00:09:46.840 actually the
00:09:48.280 most important
00:09:48.920 one.
00:09:49.180 If you
00:09:50.740 design systems
00:09:51.700 that ignore
00:09:52.360 consistently the
00:09:54.240 most important
00:09:55.080 variable,
00:09:56.060 which is how
00:09:56.720 do people
00:09:57.120 act in
00:09:57.820 certain
00:09:58.060 situations,
00:09:59.780 what are
00:10:00.900 you doing?
00:10:01.980 It's not
00:10:02.600 engineering,
00:10:03.440 it's not
00:10:03.800 smart,
00:10:04.500 it's not
00:10:04.820 reason,
00:10:05.420 it's not,
00:10:06.500 it's nothing.
00:10:07.520 It's literally
00:10:08.360 a nothing.
00:10:09.340 You can't even
00:10:09.980 say it's good
00:10:10.560 or bad,
00:10:11.040 it's just
00:10:11.400 nonsense if
00:10:13.220 you leave out
00:10:13.700 the biggest
00:10:14.140 variable.
00:10:15.740 It would be
00:10:16.260 like,
00:10:17.220 I'm going
00:10:17.840 to,
00:10:18.280 I think I'll
00:10:18.840 calculate the
00:10:19.540 national debt
00:10:20.460 but I'm
00:10:22.160 only going
00:10:22.520 to add
00:10:22.820 up the
00:10:23.080 numbers that
00:10:23.620 have a
00:10:23.880 nine in
00:10:24.400 them.
00:10:25.900 Why?
00:10:26.980 Right?
00:10:28.260 Okay.
00:10:30.380 So,
00:10:31.620 Democrats
00:10:32.080 here again
00:10:32.680 are rewarding
00:10:33.280 the bad
00:10:34.140 guys,
00:10:35.240 or at
00:10:36.100 least the
00:10:36.380 people firing
00:10:37.000 the missiles,
00:10:37.580 you can
00:10:37.820 decide who's
00:10:38.420 bad and
00:10:39.220 who's good.
00:10:40.420 And it's
00:10:42.500 just so
00:10:42.940 consistent that
00:10:43.780 they make
00:10:44.100 the same
00:10:44.460 mistake over
00:10:45.100 and over
00:10:45.380 again.
00:10:46.180 Anyway,
00:10:46.700 speaking of
00:10:47.160 the left,
00:10:47.560 Juan
00:10:48.400 Williams has
00:10:49.100 announced he's
00:10:49.760 leaving the
00:10:50.720 hit show
00:10:51.940 The Five
00:10:53.000 on the
00:10:53.480 Fox.
00:10:54.500 Now,
00:10:55.220 some of you
00:10:56.080 don't watch
00:10:56.740 that show.
00:10:57.600 I know most
00:10:58.200 of you watching
00:10:58.760 this probably
00:10:59.300 have seen it
00:10:59.900 a bunch of
00:11:00.460 times.
00:11:01.520 And I
00:11:01.940 have a
00:11:02.520 contrarian
00:11:05.500 opinion about
00:11:06.460 Juan
00:11:06.980 Williams.
00:11:08.480 The thing
00:11:09.700 that you
00:11:10.000 don't realize
00:11:10.760 when you
00:11:11.780 watch Fox
00:11:12.580 News,
00:11:13.500 and I say
00:11:13.940 this often
00:11:14.460 this is
00:11:15.660 another
00:11:15.880 perfect
00:11:16.300 example.
00:11:17.800 Whatever
00:11:18.320 you want
00:11:18.740 to
00:11:18.860 criticize
00:11:19.300 Fox
00:11:19.960 News
00:11:20.240 about,
00:11:21.480 you can't
00:11:22.360 criticize
00:11:22.740 them for
00:11:23.420 their,
00:11:24.020 let's say,
00:11:26.100 design and
00:11:27.120 production.
00:11:28.440 The producers
00:11:29.280 of Fox
00:11:30.680 News are
00:11:31.320 really good,
00:11:32.880 and they
00:11:33.440 put together
00:11:34.120 just brilliant
00:11:35.480 elements to
00:11:36.480 create good
00:11:37.120 programming,
00:11:37.760 and there's
00:11:38.040 a reason.
00:11:38.820 There's a
00:11:39.340 reason they
00:11:39.720 dominate the
00:11:40.600 news landscape.
00:11:41.880 It's not
00:11:42.360 just because
00:11:43.100 there are a
00:11:43.480 lot of
00:11:43.720 conservatives,
00:11:44.640 it's because
00:11:45.340 they produce
00:11:46.000 a really
00:11:46.580 good product,
00:11:48.100 even if you
00:11:48.660 disagree with
00:11:49.340 its opinions.
00:11:51.040 Just the
00:11:51.460 product is
00:11:52.040 really good.
00:11:53.020 And part of
00:11:53.480 that is
00:11:54.020 knowing what
00:11:54.580 things to
00:11:55.260 put together
00:11:55.820 and what
00:11:56.240 things not
00:11:56.780 to put
00:11:57.140 together.
00:11:58.120 And my
00:11:58.660 observation
00:11:59.440 about Juan
00:12:00.120 Williams is
00:12:00.840 he was
00:12:02.120 perfect.
00:12:03.920 I mean,
00:12:04.500 my God,
00:12:05.100 he was
00:12:05.420 perfect.
00:12:06.480 Because if
00:12:07.080 you watched
00:12:07.480 the show,
00:12:08.100 you would
00:12:08.320 see,
00:12:08.720 you know,
00:12:09.300 four,
00:12:10.020 let's say,
00:12:11.140 more Republican
00:12:12.340 or right-leaning
00:12:13.240 people,
00:12:14.440 you know,
00:12:15.100 arguably,
00:12:15.800 maybe more
00:12:16.480 independent.
00:12:17.680 But Juan
00:12:18.760 was the
00:12:19.300 lone,
00:12:20.140 left-leaning
00:12:20.900 person.
00:12:21.960 And he
00:12:22.620 did his
00:12:23.120 job so
00:12:24.040 well.
00:12:25.260 Because remember,
00:12:26.220 it's an
00:12:26.520 entertainment
00:12:26.980 product.
00:12:27.940 It's newsy,
00:12:29.420 but the
00:12:30.020 Five is an
00:12:30.740 entertainment
00:12:31.120 product that
00:12:31.860 just talks
00:12:32.420 about the
00:12:32.780 news.
00:12:33.540 And from
00:12:34.020 an entertainment
00:12:34.760 perspective,
00:12:35.860 you just
00:12:36.400 couldn't have
00:12:36.780 picked a
00:12:37.100 better person.
00:12:39.420 And to
00:12:40.540 his credit,
00:12:41.500 and I don't
00:12:41.900 think people
00:12:42.360 appreciated this,
00:12:43.880 he knew
00:12:44.360 exactly his
00:12:45.480 role.
00:12:46.740 He knew
00:12:47.340 exactly what
00:12:48.240 he was
00:12:48.520 supposed to
00:12:48.980 do.
00:12:49.960 And even
00:12:50.580 when his
00:12:51.040 arguments,
00:12:51.960 this is just
00:12:52.900 my speculation
00:12:53.660 because I
00:12:54.160 can't read
00:12:54.540 his mind,
00:12:55.600 but I feel
00:12:56.240 as though
00:12:56.900 Juan knew
00:12:58.740 when his
00:12:59.200 arguments were
00:13:00.000 weak,
00:13:00.600 but also
00:13:01.200 knew it
00:13:01.580 was his
00:13:01.980 job to
00:13:02.600 put them
00:13:03.500 forward.
00:13:04.640 And he
00:13:05.040 would just
00:13:05.340 get slammed
00:13:06.680 and savaged
00:13:07.480 by the
00:13:07.900 other members
00:13:08.500 and he
00:13:09.160 would just
00:13:09.400 come back
00:13:09.960 just as
00:13:10.800 cheerful the
00:13:11.360 next day
00:13:11.840 and do
00:13:12.440 it again.
00:13:13.400 And I
00:13:13.680 think he
00:13:15.160 needs like
00:13:16.080 an award
00:13:16.780 or something
00:13:17.220 for this.
00:13:19.660 So it'll
00:13:20.400 be tough
00:13:20.780 to replace
00:13:21.340 him because
00:13:21.800 you need
00:13:22.160 somebody who
00:13:22.900 is,
00:13:24.240 he had a
00:13:25.500 really weird
00:13:26.300 perfect skill
00:13:29.100 stack for
00:13:29.680 that,
00:13:30.220 which is
00:13:30.660 that he
00:13:31.000 was left
00:13:31.420 leaning,
00:13:32.640 but he
00:13:33.140 was like
00:13:33.940 a positive,
00:13:35.120 upbeat,
00:13:35.980 nice guy.
00:13:37.260 So it
00:13:37.580 was just
00:13:37.900 everything.
00:13:38.300 It was
00:13:38.420 just perfect.
00:13:39.440 I don't
00:13:39.740 know how
00:13:40.000 they're
00:13:40.180 going to
00:13:40.300 replace
00:13:40.640 him.
00:13:43.560 So let's
00:13:44.180 talk about
00:13:44.520 the Wuhan
00:13:44.980 lab.
00:13:45.720 Everybody
00:13:45.920 wants to
00:13:46.400 talk about
00:13:46.980 that.
00:13:48.000 I have
00:13:48.660 a question,
00:13:51.560 which is
00:13:52.380 how do you
00:13:54.260 calculate the
00:13:54.960 odds that
00:13:55.820 it's a
00:13:56.140 coincidence
00:13:56.620 that a
00:13:58.900 virus escapes
00:13:59.900 right across
00:14:02.240 from where
00:14:02.720 there's a
00:14:03.140 wet lab,
00:14:04.980 but also
00:14:05.680 where there's
00:14:06.480 a lab
00:14:08.560 that does
00:14:08.940 that kind
00:14:09.340 of work.
00:14:10.640 Can't you
00:14:11.320 calculate that?
00:14:12.820 Could somebody
00:14:13.440 tell me how
00:14:14.280 many, let's
00:14:15.460 say, cities
00:14:16.200 there are
00:14:16.720 that have,
00:14:17.440 let's say,
00:14:18.280 over a
00:14:19.020 million people
00:14:19.640 in the
00:14:21.580 world,
00:14:22.340 and also
00:14:23.220 cities that
00:14:24.040 would be
00:14:24.500 an industrial
00:14:25.320 outliers
00:14:25.820 country that
00:14:27.160 would have
00:14:27.620 a lab?
00:14:30.060 What are
00:14:30.560 the odds?
00:14:31.020 and then
00:14:32.520 on top of
00:14:33.780 the odds
00:14:34.280 that a
00:14:35.100 virus would
00:14:35.740 break out
00:14:36.240 right where
00:14:36.700 there's that
00:14:37.220 kind of
00:14:37.660 lab,
00:14:38.920 what are
00:14:39.220 the odds
00:14:39.560 that they
00:14:39.860 would locate
00:14:40.420 the lab
00:14:41.020 right next
00:14:42.260 to a wet
00:14:42.820 market,
00:14:43.580 which is the
00:14:44.580 other way
00:14:45.140 that you
00:14:45.560 might imagine
00:14:46.300 a virus
00:14:47.440 could appear?
00:14:49.360 And were
00:14:50.480 you shocked
00:14:51.140 when China
00:14:51.940 decided to
00:14:52.720 reopen all
00:14:53.380 of its
00:14:53.640 wet markets?
00:14:54.260 after a
00:14:56.720 time has
00:14:57.100 gone by
00:14:57.600 and you're
00:14:57.900 looking back,
00:15:00.280 if you're
00:15:01.200 looking back
00:15:01.740 on it,
00:15:02.880 isn't it
00:15:03.400 kind of a
00:15:04.320 little convenient
00:15:05.220 that the
00:15:07.060 lab that
00:15:07.820 works on
00:15:08.280 viruses is
00:15:09.700 located right
00:15:10.580 next to the
00:15:11.280 alibi?
00:15:13.000 If you're
00:15:13.780 going to
00:15:13.920 commit a
00:15:14.340 crime,
00:15:14.880 or you
00:15:15.220 think a
00:15:15.600 crime might
00:15:16.020 be committed
00:15:16.560 that you
00:15:16.940 would be
00:15:17.240 blamed for,
00:15:18.360 wouldn't
00:15:18.700 you want
00:15:19.160 to locate
00:15:20.580 the possibility
00:15:21.440 of a crime
00:15:22.240 even before
00:15:22.960 it happened
00:15:23.440 right next
00:15:24.760 to the
00:15:25.100 alibi?
00:15:27.000 Is that
00:15:27.640 a coincidence?
00:15:29.600 I feel like
00:15:30.140 that might be
00:15:30.660 a little bit
00:15:31.180 strategic,
00:15:32.060 otherwise it's
00:15:32.840 the luckiest
00:15:33.420 thing that
00:15:33.800 ever happened.
00:15:34.800 Or it could
00:15:35.300 be that there's
00:15:35.860 a wet
00:15:36.860 market in
00:15:38.060 every big
00:15:38.520 city,
00:15:38.980 so you
00:15:39.520 couldn't
00:15:39.800 stay away
00:15:40.220 from them.
00:15:40.980 That's
00:15:41.260 possible.
00:15:42.380 But
00:15:42.520 can it
00:15:47.840 be calculated?
00:15:48.900 So this is
00:15:49.380 a serious
00:15:49.840 question.
00:15:50.520 Can somebody
00:15:51.060 do me the
00:15:51.660 calculation,
00:15:52.460 if we have
00:15:53.060 that data?
00:15:53.980 How many
00:15:54.540 cities,
00:15:55.120 how many
00:15:55.420 virus labs,
00:15:56.920 how many
00:15:57.360 of them
00:15:57.680 are next
00:15:58.140 to a wet
00:15:58.600 market?
00:15:59.940 Just show
00:16:00.380 us the
00:16:00.640 odds.
00:16:01.560 Because it
00:16:02.100 could be
00:16:02.720 that if you
00:16:03.280 calculated the
00:16:04.040 odds,
00:16:05.040 maybe,
00:16:05.620 I don't know,
00:16:06.420 maybe you'd
00:16:06.980 come up with
00:16:07.600 a 20% chance
00:16:08.560 it could
00:16:08.780 happen.
00:16:10.160 Maybe.
00:16:11.320 You know,
00:16:11.720 I'm not
00:16:12.280 qualified to
00:16:13.280 calculate that,
00:16:14.160 and I don't
00:16:14.420 have the
00:16:14.740 data.
00:16:15.560 But I feel
00:16:16.300 as if it
00:16:17.660 wouldn't be
00:16:18.200 20%.
00:16:19.100 It feels
00:16:21.260 more like
00:16:21.900 it's deeply
00:16:23.120 unlikely it's
00:16:24.000 a coincidence.
00:16:25.480 But,
00:16:26.000 of course,
00:16:26.700 coincidences
00:16:27.420 do happen,
00:16:28.880 and it
00:16:29.380 might not
00:16:29.700 be a
00:16:29.960 coincidence.
00:16:30.540 It could
00:16:30.740 be a
00:16:30.960 reason.
00:16:31.620 It could
00:16:31.900 be just
00:16:32.240 that there
00:16:33.360 are lots
00:16:33.740 of wet
00:16:34.080 markets and
00:16:35.720 lots of
00:16:36.520 labs,
00:16:37.060 and maybe
00:16:37.500 it was just
00:16:37.900 going to
00:16:38.120 happen
00:16:38.360 somewhere.
00:16:38.740 CNN,
00:16:42.660 in its
00:16:43.060 reporting
00:16:43.520 about this,
00:16:45.400 said that
00:16:46.340 the lab
00:16:46.940 escape idea
00:16:47.820 originally was
00:16:49.500 being spread
00:16:50.120 by conspiracy
00:16:51.000 theorists.
00:16:53.300 What?
00:16:55.580 If it's
00:16:57.320 currently
00:16:57.720 considered by
00:16:58.600 all the
00:16:59.040 experts in
00:16:59.660 the world
00:17:00.080 as at
00:17:00.940 least a
00:17:01.320 possibility,
00:17:03.040 was it
00:17:04.120 really
00:17:04.500 conspiracy
00:17:05.300 theorists?
00:17:06.320 And who
00:17:06.800 was it
00:17:07.140 who decided
00:17:07.780 that the
00:17:08.620 people who
00:17:09.120 had that
00:17:09.480 opinion
00:17:09.880 early on,
00:17:11.340 who was
00:17:11.900 it who
00:17:12.180 labeled them
00:17:12.800 conspiracy
00:17:13.460 theorists?
00:17:14.640 Wasn't
00:17:14.980 that CNN?
00:17:16.440 Wasn't
00:17:17.000 it CNN
00:17:17.520 and their
00:17:19.240 trained
00:17:19.940 monkeys,
00:17:21.160 or winged
00:17:23.720 monkeys,
00:17:24.140 I guess,
00:17:24.380 the flying
00:17:24.740 monkeys?
00:17:25.800 Wasn't
00:17:26.140 it CNN
00:17:26.600 and people
00:17:27.300 like them
00:17:27.860 who labeled
00:17:31.200 people
00:17:31.520 conspiracy
00:17:32.080 theorists?
00:17:33.860 It's good
00:17:34.620 to be the
00:17:35.000 news.
00:17:35.440 You just
00:17:35.740 get to
00:17:36.060 call anybody
00:17:36.640 that disagrees
00:17:37.380 with you
00:17:37.720 conspiracy
00:17:38.260 theorists.
00:17:40.580 So,
00:17:41.280 Senator
00:17:41.840 Kennedy
00:17:42.540 was talking
00:17:43.800 to,
00:17:44.360 I guess,
00:17:45.040 some kind
00:17:46.020 of congressional
00:17:47.260 hearing.
00:17:48.360 He was
00:17:48.580 talking with
00:17:49.020 Fauci and
00:17:49.580 Collins and
00:17:51.240 got them to
00:17:51.980 admit that
00:17:52.760 Biden never
00:17:54.100 consulted their
00:17:55.000 top health
00:17:55.540 officials before
00:17:58.360 they killed
00:17:58.880 the probe
00:17:59.480 that the
00:18:01.280 Trump
00:18:01.540 administration
00:18:02.240 had started
00:18:03.000 about finding
00:18:03.840 out where
00:18:04.140 the COVID
00:18:04.520 came from.
00:18:05.600 So,
00:18:05.820 Biden killed
00:18:06.560 a Trump
00:18:07.220 thing without
00:18:08.440 even talking
00:18:09.040 to any
00:18:09.400 experts.
00:18:10.340 His own
00:18:10.720 experts.
00:18:11.680 He didn't
00:18:12.020 even talk
00:18:12.400 to his
00:18:12.660 own
00:18:12.840 experts.
00:18:14.380 Purely
00:18:14.840 political.
00:18:16.720 But now
00:18:17.160 Biden is
00:18:18.020 forced to
00:18:18.560 restart it
00:18:19.160 and it
00:18:20.140 makes him
00:18:20.640 look bad.
00:18:23.120 So,
00:18:24.020 how many
00:18:24.480 times have
00:18:25.020 I told you
00:18:25.580 that you're
00:18:26.460 going to
00:18:26.640 find time
00:18:27.220 and time
00:18:27.540 again that
00:18:28.300 Trump
00:18:28.720 looked
00:18:29.380 right?
00:18:30.100 Now,
00:18:31.880 did Trump
00:18:32.600 and Pompeo
00:18:33.460 really have
00:18:34.820 secret
00:18:35.300 information
00:18:35.940 way back
00:18:37.380 when they
00:18:37.700 were saying
00:18:38.100 it was
00:18:38.400 probably
00:18:38.760 the lab?
00:18:40.260 Did they
00:18:40.660 have secret
00:18:41.160 information
00:18:41.640 that we
00:18:42.020 still don't
00:18:42.600 know?
00:18:43.760 I don't
00:18:44.520 know about
00:18:44.920 that.
00:18:45.940 But I'll
00:18:46.240 tell you,
00:18:46.580 one of the
00:18:46.960 things that
00:18:47.400 I think
00:18:47.840 Trump is
00:18:49.100 good at
00:18:49.740 and is
00:18:50.240 totally
00:18:50.700 underrated,
00:18:51.980 he's
00:18:52.760 good at
00:18:53.280 spotting
00:18:53.760 bullshit.
00:18:55.260 I feel
00:18:56.120 like that's
00:18:56.640 one of his
00:18:57.320 highest
00:18:57.940 skills and
00:18:59.800 it could
00:19:00.160 have
00:19:00.360 something to
00:19:00.900 do with
00:19:01.160 the fact
00:19:01.480 that he
00:19:01.880 promotes
00:19:02.380 bullshit
00:19:02.740 too.
00:19:03.820 Takes one
00:19:04.500 to know
00:19:04.860 one kind
00:19:05.360 of a
00:19:05.560 situation.
00:19:06.960 And so
00:19:07.360 I feel
00:19:07.700 like Trump
00:19:08.780 being,
00:19:09.740 as his
00:19:10.540 critics would
00:19:11.160 say,
00:19:11.920 the king
00:19:12.400 of bullshit,
00:19:13.700 I feel
00:19:14.160 like he
00:19:14.520 knows
00:19:14.780 bullshit
00:19:15.120 when he
00:19:15.480 sees it.
00:19:16.540 Right?
00:19:17.360 And I
00:19:18.000 think he
00:19:18.340 looked at
00:19:18.700 this Wuhan
00:19:19.200 thing and
00:19:19.880 probably said
00:19:20.480 to himself,
00:19:21.480 I know
00:19:22.620 what bullshit
00:19:23.100 looks like.
00:19:24.340 This looks
00:19:24.900 like bullshit
00:19:25.400 to me.
00:19:26.340 So he
00:19:26.980 may have
00:19:27.440 maybe,
00:19:28.680 could have
00:19:29.560 been some
00:19:29.920 hyperbole
00:19:30.560 in how
00:19:30.980 certain he
00:19:31.460 was,
00:19:32.500 but I
00:19:33.520 think his
00:19:33.920 instincts
00:19:34.420 can't be
00:19:35.240 ignored when
00:19:36.120 it comes to
00:19:36.620 spotting
00:19:38.140 bullshit.
00:19:39.020 I feel
00:19:39.500 like he's
00:19:39.860 probably good
00:19:40.440 at it.
00:19:41.340 I feel
00:19:41.680 like he's
00:19:42.040 good at
00:19:42.420 it.
00:19:46.740 All right.
00:19:48.160 Speaking of
00:19:48.880 COVID,
00:19:49.880 nearly three
00:19:50.860 quarters of
00:19:51.500 patients who
00:19:52.120 had moderate
00:19:52.960 to severe
00:19:53.680 case of
00:19:54.720 COVID had
00:19:56.020 at least
00:19:56.420 one long-term
00:19:57.500 symptom and
00:19:58.720 most of
00:19:59.120 it was
00:19:59.320 brain fog.
00:20:01.480 Brain fog,
00:20:02.740 which is
00:20:03.240 bad stuff.
00:20:04.720 If you
00:20:05.240 know anybody
00:20:05.680 who's had
00:20:06.040 the problem,
00:20:07.040 it's not
00:20:08.060 fun and
00:20:09.260 it seems to
00:20:09.900 last a while,
00:20:11.320 months at
00:20:11.940 least.
00:20:12.800 And are
00:20:14.220 you scared
00:20:14.840 of anything
00:20:15.280 that gives
00:20:15.740 you brain
00:20:16.220 fog?
00:20:17.300 Because
00:20:17.820 does a
00:20:20.160 cold ever
00:20:20.720 give you
00:20:21.040 a brain
00:20:21.400 fog?
00:20:21.800 does a
00:20:22.920 regular virus
00:20:25.040 give you
00:20:25.420 brain fog
00:20:26.320 for months?
00:20:27.420 What the
00:20:27.840 hell is
00:20:28.240 happening to
00:20:28.760 your brain?
00:20:30.720 So
00:20:31.080 apparently
00:20:32.360 there was
00:20:32.800 some movement
00:20:33.320 on vaccine
00:20:34.620 acceptance
00:20:35.420 when the
00:20:36.120 CDC said
00:20:37.020 if you're
00:20:38.140 vaccinated,
00:20:39.320 you can
00:20:39.620 take off
00:20:40.020 your masks
00:20:40.600 in certain
00:20:41.200 situations.
00:20:41.800 So apparently
00:20:43.100 that little
00:20:44.440 bit of
00:20:45.240 human motivation
00:20:46.860 they got
00:20:47.360 right,
00:20:47.700 oh,
00:20:49.100 if you
00:20:49.720 tell people
00:20:50.180 there's a
00:20:50.640 reward for
00:20:51.360 getting a
00:20:51.720 vaccination,
00:20:52.800 maybe they'll
00:20:53.640 do more
00:20:54.200 of it.
00:20:55.340 Again,
00:20:55.880 something
00:20:56.200 Democrats
00:20:56.780 were blind
00:20:57.340 to.
00:20:58.320 The
00:20:58.460 Democrats
00:20:58.880 couldn't
00:20:59.280 figure out
00:20:59.860 that if
00:21:01.200 there were
00:21:01.480 no reward
00:21:02.160 for the
00:21:02.480 vaccinations,
00:21:03.340 not enough
00:21:03.780 people would
00:21:04.220 get them.
00:21:05.100 But they
00:21:05.700 finally figured
00:21:06.300 it out.
00:21:07.660 And I
00:21:08.960 would say
00:21:09.280 that this
00:21:09.660 brain fog
00:21:10.300 thing has
00:21:10.760 to go
00:21:11.040 into the
00:21:11.400 mix too.
00:21:12.360 And indeed
00:21:13.120 this was
00:21:13.520 one of the
00:21:13.840 biggest reasons
00:21:14.480 that I
00:21:15.360 decided to
00:21:15.920 get vaccinated
00:21:16.580 because I
00:21:17.800 don't know
00:21:18.060 what the
00:21:18.300 risks of
00:21:18.720 the
00:21:18.820 vaccination
00:21:19.160 are,
00:21:19.660 but I
00:21:19.920 got a
00:21:20.740 pretty good
00:21:21.360 idea what
00:21:22.900 the risk
00:21:23.340 of not
00:21:24.140 getting
00:21:24.380 vaccinated
00:21:24.960 is.
00:21:25.480 It looks
00:21:25.740 pretty ugly.
00:21:27.740 All right.
00:21:29.600 But you
00:21:30.240 can make
00:21:30.560 your own
00:21:30.840 decisions.
00:21:31.500 I'm sure
00:21:31.820 you will.
00:21:33.420 Mashable,
00:21:34.060 which is a
00:21:34.560 really good
00:21:34.900 follow on
00:21:35.460 Twitter,
00:21:36.040 Mashable,
00:21:36.800 they have a
00:21:37.140 lot of new
00:21:37.520 technology stuff
00:21:38.400 you haven't
00:21:38.700 seen yet.
00:21:40.460 They've got a
00:21:41.160 little piece
00:21:41.880 on there I
00:21:42.300 tweeted today
00:21:42.920 on drone
00:21:44.620 flying saucers.
00:21:46.580 So apparently
00:21:47.320 there's a
00:21:47.960 form factor
00:21:49.120 that looks
00:21:49.680 just like a
00:21:50.340 flying saucer,
00:21:51.660 but it's a
00:21:52.680 motorized drone.
00:21:54.860 And one of
00:21:55.240 its advantages
00:21:55.840 is they can
00:21:56.600 sort of stop
00:21:57.480 quickly and
00:21:58.100 change directions
00:21:58.920 and apparently
00:22:00.300 they think it
00:22:01.980 could be
00:22:02.640 juiced up to
00:22:03.640 the point
00:22:03.980 where it
00:22:04.300 would be.
00:22:07.920 Scott has
00:22:08.800 coronaphobia.
00:22:10.600 You get
00:22:11.120 a
00:22:11.400 remove for
00:22:12.900 that.
00:22:13.900 Put user
00:22:14.440 in time
00:22:14.820 out.
00:22:16.580 No mind
00:22:17.200 reading.
00:22:18.160 No mind
00:22:18.720 reading,
00:22:19.180 please.
00:22:22.100 So if
00:22:23.120 there's a
00:22:23.560 flying saucer
00:22:24.440 that we
00:22:25.600 know already
00:22:26.200 exists,
00:22:26.940 we can see
00:22:27.520 it, there's
00:22:27.920 video of it
00:22:28.560 flying around
00:22:29.260 and stuff,
00:22:30.560 what do you
00:22:31.060 think are
00:22:31.440 the odds
00:22:31.980 that the
00:22:33.320 U.S.
00:22:33.740 military has
00:22:34.700 drones that
00:22:36.940 have the
00:22:37.280 form factor
00:22:38.040 of a
00:22:38.500 flying saucer?
00:22:40.860 What do
00:22:41.440 you think?
00:22:41.700 what are
00:22:43.360 the odds
00:22:43.920 that some
00:22:45.580 advanced
00:22:46.160 military lab
00:22:47.340 has a
00:22:48.260 flying saucer
00:22:49.280 shaped drone
00:22:50.280 given that
00:22:51.340 we know
00:22:51.660 there's a
00:22:52.320 commercial
00:22:53.440 version of
00:22:54.260 it already?
00:22:55.800 Yeah, it's
00:22:56.480 like 100%.
00:22:57.300 They're at
00:22:58.400 least testing
00:22:59.020 it, right?
00:23:00.080 They don't
00:23:00.380 all look like
00:23:01.200 rockets and
00:23:02.600 airplanes, so
00:23:04.140 they're probably
00:23:04.560 at least
00:23:04.860 testing it.
00:23:05.420 Now, does
00:23:06.400 that explain
00:23:06.940 why it
00:23:07.420 would look
00:23:07.860 like it's
00:23:11.560 defying
00:23:12.160 physics?
00:23:13.940 I feel as
00:23:14.920 if the
00:23:15.280 defying
00:23:15.800 physics part
00:23:16.720 is just
00:23:17.140 not real.
00:23:18.560 Even if
00:23:19.260 it turns out
00:23:19.860 that these
00:23:20.280 spaceships are
00:23:21.020 from another
00:23:21.580 planet, I
00:23:22.800 think we're
00:23:23.180 going to
00:23:23.340 find out
00:23:23.720 that the
00:23:24.100 defying
00:23:24.640 physics never
00:23:25.440 really happened
00:23:26.060 in any
00:23:27.640 of the
00:23:27.920 senses.
00:23:28.460 I think
00:23:28.680 it's just
00:23:29.080 how we
00:23:29.940 record it,
00:23:31.100 the artifact
00:23:32.180 of how you
00:23:33.240 video it,
00:23:34.520 etc.
00:23:34.720 I doubt
00:23:35.820 anything is
00:23:36.540 defying
00:23:37.180 physics.
00:23:38.440 But we're
00:23:39.460 now hearing
00:23:39.980 reports that
00:23:41.040 there are
00:23:41.720 underwater
00:23:42.760 UFOs.
00:23:44.680 What?
00:23:45.960 That's
00:23:46.380 right.
00:23:47.060 Apparently
00:23:47.520 there are
00:23:47.960 lots and
00:23:48.440 lots of
00:23:48.900 reports of
00:23:50.500 underwater
00:23:51.360 craft moving
00:23:53.260 again at
00:23:54.240 speeds which
00:23:55.040 we can't
00:23:55.560 understand according
00:23:56.440 to our current
00:23:57.200 technology and
00:23:58.260 physics.
00:23:59.620 And apparently
00:24:00.340 there's a lot
00:24:00.960 of them,
00:24:01.960 including one
00:24:02.620 case where a
00:24:03.380 vessel emerged
00:24:04.280 and grabbed
00:24:04.880 some kind
00:24:06.140 of a
00:24:06.400 sensor that
00:24:07.040 somebody else
00:24:07.540 was going
00:24:07.940 to pick
00:24:08.300 up and
00:24:08.680 just grabbed
00:24:09.600 it and
00:24:10.000 pulled it
00:24:10.640 underwater.
00:24:11.960 What?
00:24:14.380 So my
00:24:17.100 prediction had
00:24:17.760 been that if
00:24:18.540 there are UFOs
00:24:19.840 that are more
00:24:20.260 likely coming
00:24:20.920 from our
00:24:21.440 ocean than
00:24:22.640 they are
00:24:22.920 coming from
00:24:23.640 another planet.
00:24:24.820 Why?
00:24:25.620 Because the
00:24:26.460 physics and
00:24:27.400 technology that
00:24:28.800 you would have
00:24:29.180 to solve to
00:24:30.880 have a hidden
00:24:31.640 underwater world
00:24:33.740 seem far
00:24:35.020 easier than
00:24:36.940 solving the
00:24:38.080 distance problem
00:24:39.000 from other
00:24:39.520 planets.
00:24:41.160 Now, I'm
00:24:42.340 open to that
00:24:43.720 being wrong.
00:24:44.660 So if Elon
00:24:45.820 Musk wants to
00:24:46.640 tell me,
00:24:47.600 no, no, no,
00:24:48.220 we can solve
00:24:49.000 the distance
00:24:50.460 problem, maybe
00:24:52.320 the ocean is
00:24:53.040 actually the
00:24:53.540 harder place.
00:24:54.840 But I'm going
00:24:55.380 to put that out
00:24:55.920 there for those
00:24:56.500 who are smarter
00:24:57.600 than I am,
00:24:58.740 which would be
00:24:59.900 a harder
00:25:00.480 problem to
00:25:01.240 solve?
00:25:02.640 Technology
00:25:03.240 living under
00:25:04.160 the ocean
00:25:04.600 with all the
00:25:05.520 water pressure
00:25:06.140 and problems
00:25:07.040 that go with
00:25:07.460 it, or
00:25:08.460 traveling from
00:25:10.800 a distant
00:25:11.420 planet so
00:25:12.700 far away we
00:25:13.460 can't even
00:25:13.960 detect life
00:25:14.820 on it from
00:25:15.340 here, which
00:25:17.060 is easier.
00:25:18.320 I'm guessing
00:25:19.140 the water is
00:25:20.760 easier.
00:25:21.660 I'm also
00:25:22.380 guessing that
00:25:23.280 it could be
00:25:25.360 that aliens
00:25:26.640 have been on
00:25:27.500 Earth for
00:25:29.100 a million
00:25:29.740 years, but
00:25:30.660 they prefer
00:25:31.160 living in
00:25:31.680 the water,
00:25:32.480 and they
00:25:33.820 just live
00:25:34.200 there.
00:25:34.860 It could
00:25:35.400 be that
00:25:36.980 alien probes,
00:25:40.240 let's say
00:25:40.720 robots for a
00:25:41.680 better word,
00:25:42.620 have been
00:25:43.080 living in
00:25:43.540 our ocean
00:25:43.980 for a
00:25:44.660 million years,
00:25:45.540 and they
00:25:45.860 just pop
00:25:46.380 out every
00:25:46.800 now and
00:25:47.100 then to
00:25:47.380 look around
00:25:47.800 and see
00:25:48.060 what's new.
00:25:52.900 Nigel.
00:25:54.820 Goodbye,
00:25:55.420 Nigel.
00:25:55.740 I wonder
00:25:57.720 if at
00:25:58.140 home you're
00:25:58.500 an asshole
00:25:58.920 or just
00:26:00.720 in public.
00:26:04.220 I tell
00:26:04.920 you, my
00:26:05.200 life has
00:26:05.680 gotten so
00:26:06.160 much better
00:26:06.660 now that I
00:26:07.640 learned to
00:26:08.040 understand which
00:26:08.820 comments are
00:26:09.700 coming from
00:26:10.380 narcissists.
00:26:11.680 The
00:26:12.180 narcissists are
00:26:12.960 the one whose
00:26:13.460 comments are
00:26:14.860 designed to
00:26:15.500 make them look
00:26:16.280 smarter than
00:26:17.280 whoever they're
00:26:17.840 commenting about.
00:26:19.700 And so
00:26:20.120 usually they're
00:26:20.920 not attacking
00:26:21.580 just the
00:26:22.340 evidence or
00:26:23.080 the argument,
00:26:25.700 which would
00:26:26.360 also make you
00:26:26.960 look smarter,
00:26:27.960 but they're
00:26:28.540 usually just
00:26:29.040 like general
00:26:29.820 put-downs.
00:26:31.020 My God,
00:26:31.660 this guy's
00:26:32.100 never studied
00:26:33.020 virology.
00:26:34.300 What does he
00:26:35.120 know about
00:26:35.740 physics?
00:26:37.560 Yeah, the
00:26:38.020 peacocks.
00:26:39.780 So as I was
00:26:41.100 writing on
00:26:41.840 the locals
00:26:43.520 platform this
00:26:44.360 morning, I was
00:26:45.680 saying that I
00:26:46.200 have a persuasion
00:26:47.240 technique I've
00:26:47.940 been trotting out
00:26:49.340 in which I
00:26:50.380 call these
00:26:50.840 people peacocks.
00:26:53.000 So for
00:26:53.380 example, today
00:26:54.260 somebody responded
00:26:56.580 to my tweets
00:26:57.180 about the
00:26:57.660 horned protester
00:26:59.720 who, you know,
00:27:00.480 the January 6th
00:27:01.260 guy with the
00:27:01.700 Viking horns,
00:27:02.460 and I made
00:27:02.880 some joke on
00:27:03.700 Twitter, and
00:27:04.820 there's always
00:27:05.240 this guy who
00:27:06.360 comes in,
00:27:07.380 my God, don't
00:27:09.120 you know that
00:27:09.680 people died
00:27:10.800 during that?
00:27:12.380 There is
00:27:12.780 nothing funny
00:27:13.480 about that.
00:27:14.840 Now that
00:27:15.320 comment is not
00:27:16.420 meant to make
00:27:17.160 the world a
00:27:17.820 better place,
00:27:18.680 it's not meant
00:27:19.200 to clarify an
00:27:20.120 argument, nothing.
00:27:21.780 It is purely a
00:27:23.220 statement that
00:27:24.100 they are better
00:27:24.620 than me.
00:27:25.820 That's it.
00:27:26.960 I'm better than
00:27:27.820 you, because I
00:27:29.020 don't make jokes
00:27:29.620 about things where
00:27:30.440 people got killed,
00:27:31.540 so I'm better
00:27:32.140 than you.
00:27:33.060 You should be as
00:27:33.780 good as me.
00:27:34.700 Try to be as
00:27:35.380 good as me.
00:27:36.940 And so I just
00:27:37.720 write back, I
00:27:40.240 see you,
00:27:40.900 peacock.
00:27:42.220 Now move
00:27:42.700 along.
00:27:44.480 Now, so
00:27:46.280 far, any time
00:27:47.720 I've called
00:27:48.180 somebody a
00:27:48.760 peacock, and
00:27:50.080 then just
00:27:50.500 dismiss them,
00:27:51.840 it kind of
00:27:52.500 ended the
00:27:52.960 conversation.
00:27:54.500 Because what
00:27:55.320 can they do?
00:27:56.580 If they go
00:27:57.200 away, well,
00:27:58.460 then I win,
00:27:59.100 because I
00:27:59.520 said, go
00:27:59.920 away,
00:28:00.320 peacock, and
00:28:01.100 they went
00:28:01.380 away.
00:28:02.140 But if they
00:28:02.900 stay, they're
00:28:04.980 going to be
00:28:05.360 peacocking.
00:28:07.740 And they
00:28:08.260 don't want to
00:28:08.760 play into my
00:28:09.960 insult, so they
00:28:11.420 can't stay and
00:28:12.040 be a peacock, and
00:28:12.820 they can't leave,
00:28:13.960 but they end up
00:28:15.380 just sort of
00:28:15.900 leaving.
00:28:16.100 So try that
00:28:18.440 out.
00:28:18.900 Try calling
00:28:19.300 somebody a
00:28:19.780 peacock, see
00:28:20.340 how far they
00:28:20.820 see along,
00:28:21.560 they stick
00:28:22.100 around.
00:28:23.500 So if I
00:28:24.240 told you that
00:28:24.900 there are some
00:28:25.540 things which the
00:28:26.520 government should
00:28:27.580 lead, and then
00:28:29.080 there are some
00:28:29.740 things which the
00:28:30.480 government just
00:28:31.060 can't do, and
00:28:32.440 the public has to
00:28:33.880 lead the
00:28:34.320 government.
00:28:35.500 Now, this is
00:28:36.340 certainly the case
00:28:37.060 with face masks
00:28:38.000 and distancing.
00:28:39.280 I believe the
00:28:39.900 public is leading
00:28:40.760 the government, and
00:28:41.560 the government is
00:28:42.060 trying to catch
00:28:42.620 up.
00:28:42.860 That's my view
00:28:44.820 of it.
00:28:46.160 But there's
00:28:46.720 another case of
00:28:47.740 this happening
00:28:48.200 now with
00:28:48.740 fentanyl.
00:28:50.820 So, as you
00:28:51.660 know, China is
00:28:52.480 shipping fentanyl
00:28:53.500 into the
00:28:54.200 cartels.
00:28:54.820 The cartels are
00:28:55.520 shipping it into
00:28:56.020 the United
00:28:56.320 States and
00:28:57.340 killing tens of
00:28:58.260 thousands of
00:28:58.760 people every year
00:28:59.640 with overdoses.
00:29:01.600 Now, you could
00:29:02.400 argue, no, no, no,
00:29:03.400 those people are
00:29:04.060 killing themselves.
00:29:05.320 Nobody made
00:29:06.100 them take
00:29:06.880 fentanyl.
00:29:08.200 And I hear that
00:29:09.260 argument, however,
00:29:10.960 if we didn't have
00:29:11.800 fentanyl.
00:29:12.860 They would be
00:29:13.440 taking other
00:29:14.120 drugs far less
00:29:15.360 dangerous.
00:29:16.680 They wouldn't be
00:29:17.340 off drugs, but
00:29:18.980 they would be at
00:29:19.700 least taking drugs
00:29:20.480 that are far less
00:29:21.600 likely to kill
00:29:22.280 them.
00:29:23.640 So, because our
00:29:24.900 government, for
00:29:25.640 whatever reason,
00:29:26.740 both under Trump
00:29:27.760 and Biden, have
00:29:28.900 been completely
00:29:29.860 incapable of
00:29:31.400 stopping this
00:29:32.020 whatsoever,
00:29:34.040 apparently citizens
00:29:35.040 are starting to
00:29:35.880 organize to do it
00:29:36.820 themselves.
00:29:38.060 And one
00:29:38.640 mother, Jackie
00:29:40.360 Berlin, whose
00:29:42.240 son is
00:29:42.780 apparently at
00:29:43.280 risk of
00:29:43.640 dying from
00:29:44.120 fentanyl,
00:29:44.700 because he's
00:29:45.400 hooked, and
00:29:46.140 she knows that
00:29:46.820 his odds of
00:29:48.060 surviving are
00:29:50.280 about the same
00:29:50.900 as my stepson,
00:29:51.940 who died from
00:29:52.880 fentanyl and
00:29:54.280 other drugs.
00:29:56.000 And so she's
00:29:57.680 taking her
00:29:58.440 protests.
00:29:59.200 She took her
00:30:00.020 protests to
00:30:00.600 San Francisco,
00:30:01.620 was joined by
00:30:03.080 Michael
00:30:03.660 Schellenberger and
00:30:05.000 about 30 other
00:30:05.860 people, and they
00:30:07.860 went right to
00:30:08.860 the open-air
00:30:09.800 drug market and
00:30:12.040 protested, got
00:30:13.500 some press, and
00:30:15.140 they're moving
00:30:15.580 their protests to
00:30:16.500 Skid Row in Los
00:30:17.520 Angeles.
00:30:18.660 Now, of course, I'm
00:30:20.360 fully in favor of
00:30:22.140 this.
00:30:22.640 I wish I could be
00:30:23.340 there myself.
00:30:26.080 It's just not
00:30:26.960 practical in my
00:30:27.720 case.
00:30:28.360 But if I could, I
00:30:29.520 would.
00:30:30.420 And this is another
00:30:31.540 case in which the
00:30:33.440 government has just
00:30:34.240 failed us, just
00:30:35.260 completely failed
00:30:36.040 us.
00:30:37.000 Because we
00:30:38.140 shouldn't do
00:30:38.600 anything with
00:30:39.180 China until they
00:30:39.880 stop the fentanyl
00:30:41.360 trade.
00:30:42.380 That should be the
00:30:43.240 ticket to even
00:30:44.080 having a conversation.
00:30:45.940 We should close
00:30:46.660 our embassies.
00:30:47.940 We should say,
00:30:48.460 fuck you, China.
00:30:49.760 Look, it's bad
00:30:51.380 enough you got the
00:30:52.120 Uyghur situation,
00:30:53.220 it's bad enough
00:30:53.760 you're stealing
00:30:54.200 our IP, it's bad
00:30:55.260 enough all the
00:30:55.760 other stuff.
00:30:56.940 But we're not
00:30:57.940 even going to
00:30:58.500 talk to you until
00:31:00.080 you stop sending
00:31:01.040 fentanyl, because
00:31:02.160 you could just
00:31:02.620 turn that off.
00:31:04.140 You could just
00:31:04.600 turn it off.
00:31:05.760 You're doing it
00:31:06.640 intentionally.
00:31:09.000 We're not even
00:31:09.800 going to talk to
00:31:10.420 you until you
00:31:10.840 stop that.
00:31:11.500 That should have
00:31:11.900 been the price
00:31:12.400 of admission.
00:31:13.600 There shouldn't
00:31:14.020 even be a
00:31:14.480 conversation with
00:31:15.440 China anymore
00:31:16.400 about this.
00:31:17.740 Now, here's what
00:31:18.760 I need to do
00:31:19.300 for you.
00:31:20.060 I need you to
00:31:20.880 do for me.
00:31:22.300 I'm trying to
00:31:23.180 figure out what
00:31:23.980 law it is, or
00:31:25.520 what is stopping
00:31:26.540 the big companies,
00:31:28.020 and let's just
00:31:28.520 say Amazon, from
00:31:30.020 saying what
00:31:30.700 country the
00:31:31.420 manufacturing is
00:31:32.540 happening in.
00:31:33.180 I'm done not
00:31:36.160 knowing that.
00:31:37.480 I need to know
00:31:38.440 where your shit
00:31:39.360 is built.
00:31:40.820 If you can't
00:31:41.800 tell me, I'm
00:31:43.100 going to start
00:31:43.600 looking for a
00:31:44.320 company that
00:31:44.900 can.
00:31:45.840 So if somebody
00:31:46.700 wants to launch
00:31:47.860 a competitor to
00:31:49.000 Amazon.com that
00:31:51.060 tells me where my
00:31:52.020 products are made,
00:31:53.220 so I can stop
00:31:54.220 giving money to
00:31:55.000 China, wherever
00:31:55.640 it's possible, I
00:31:57.200 will immediately
00:31:57.840 take my business
00:31:58.740 there.
00:31:59.060 Now, why is
00:32:01.800 it that this is
00:32:02.720 not already
00:32:03.280 happening?
00:32:04.180 I need somebody
00:32:05.360 who can figure
00:32:06.840 this out to
00:32:08.320 dig down and
00:32:09.120 find the weak
00:32:10.000 underbelly of
00:32:10.900 this problem.
00:32:12.040 If you can find
00:32:13.080 me the weak
00:32:13.640 underbelly, I
00:32:14.840 will put an
00:32:15.440 arrow in it.
00:32:16.600 I just don't
00:32:17.100 know where to
00:32:17.480 aim.
00:32:18.480 So I need some
00:32:19.300 aiming help.
00:32:20.780 You know, a
00:32:21.020 little GPS
00:32:21.980 guidance here.
00:32:23.440 Tell me who
00:32:24.100 to shoot,
00:32:26.040 hypothetically,
00:32:27.040 not actually
00:32:28.040 shooting, but
00:32:29.220 tell me where
00:32:29.940 the target is.
00:32:31.680 Just tell me
00:32:32.160 where it is.
00:32:32.860 Is it Amazon?
00:32:34.020 Is it Jeff Bezos?
00:32:35.540 Is there a law
00:32:36.680 that's preventing
00:32:37.880 it?
00:32:38.720 Is there some
00:32:39.340 kind of force
00:32:40.280 that's stopping
00:32:41.020 us from knowing
00:32:41.720 this information?
00:32:43.780 Why don't we
00:32:44.580 have a law that
00:32:45.240 requires it?
00:32:46.500 Why are
00:32:47.000 Republicans sitting
00:32:47.980 on their thumbs
00:32:48.720 doing fuck
00:32:49.880 nothing about
00:32:50.740 this?
00:32:51.520 The government
00:32:52.280 has failed us
00:32:53.200 on fentanyl.
00:32:54.080 Now it's up to
00:32:54.640 us.
00:32:55.640 So let's solve
00:32:57.240 it the way we
00:32:57.860 know how to
00:32:58.280 solve it.
00:32:59.120 Let's figure
00:32:59.760 out how to
00:33:00.800 know what's
00:33:01.820 coming out of
00:33:02.400 China so we
00:33:03.460 can stop
00:33:04.100 buying it.
00:33:05.940 Find me the
00:33:06.740 soft underbelly.
00:33:07.940 I don't know
00:33:08.480 where it is.
00:33:09.580 Find me the
00:33:10.220 politician who's
00:33:11.120 stopping it.
00:33:12.360 Find me the
00:33:13.160 corporation that's
00:33:14.280 stopping it.
00:33:15.440 Find me whatever
00:33:16.200 is stopping it
00:33:17.060 from happening.
00:33:18.180 And I will
00:33:18.920 fucking end
00:33:19.840 them.
00:33:20.960 All right?
00:33:22.120 One way or
00:33:22.900 another.
00:33:23.400 I mean legally.
00:33:24.160 I'm not going to
00:33:24.580 do anything illegal.
00:33:25.360 But find me the
00:33:27.860 lever.
00:33:28.320 I just don't
00:33:28.860 know where it
00:33:29.680 is.
00:33:30.040 I'll pull it.
00:33:30.980 You don't have
00:33:31.460 to do that part.
00:33:32.820 If there's some
00:33:33.640 risk involved, let
00:33:34.520 me take that.
00:33:35.320 I'll take on the
00:33:36.020 risk.
00:33:37.060 I just need to
00:33:38.000 know where the
00:33:38.400 target is.
00:33:41.000 Because our
00:33:41.600 government has
00:33:42.280 completely and
00:33:43.280 fully failed us.
00:33:45.120 I would call on
00:33:46.180 the few capable
00:33:48.620 people in
00:33:49.360 Congress.
00:33:50.680 Rand Paul.
00:33:52.340 Tom Cotton.
00:33:53.160 All right?
00:33:55.000 And I might fool
00:33:56.500 you a little bit
00:33:57.080 here and throw
00:33:57.540 this one in here.
00:33:58.800 Elizabeth Warren.
00:34:01.420 I'm going to
00:34:01.920 throw Elizabeth
00:34:02.480 Warren in the
00:34:03.100 mix.
00:34:03.700 She's effective.
00:34:04.820 All right?
00:34:05.100 Even if you don't
00:34:05.660 like her politics.
00:34:06.980 Somebody needs to
00:34:08.760 get on this.
00:34:10.720 And if you do, I
00:34:11.980 will back you for
00:34:12.760 president.
00:34:15.340 I think banks are
00:34:16.640 defunct.
00:34:17.340 Speaking of
00:34:17.900 Elizabeth Warren,
00:34:18.640 she went hard at
00:34:19.320 Jamie Dimon at a
00:34:20.840 Senate hearing about
00:34:22.040 their overdraft
00:34:23.400 fees.
00:34:25.140 I guess Jamie
00:34:27.340 Dimon's bank,
00:34:28.460 which is, what
00:34:31.380 is it?
00:34:31.700 Chase?
00:34:32.260 Something Chase.
00:34:33.200 JPMorgan Chase.
00:34:35.000 It had 1.5
00:34:36.380 billion in
00:34:37.100 overdraft fees.
00:34:38.820 Do you know why
00:34:39.520 banks charge
00:34:40.460 overdraft fees?
00:34:41.960 Because they
00:34:42.720 fucking can.
00:34:44.020 And they hate
00:34:44.700 you.
00:34:45.340 Do you know how
00:34:45.920 hard it would be
00:34:46.740 for a bank to
00:34:48.180 insert a little
00:34:48.820 code into their
00:34:49.980 process so that
00:34:52.380 you never have
00:34:52.920 an overdraft?
00:34:54.340 It just comes
00:34:55.320 out of, say,
00:34:55.840 your credit card
00:34:56.580 or comes out of
00:34:57.960 one of your
00:34:58.440 other accounts.
00:34:59.620 Do you know how
00:35:00.060 easy it would be
00:35:01.020 for them to
00:35:01.980 completely make
00:35:02.760 the problem of
00:35:03.740 overdrafts go
00:35:04.540 away?
00:35:05.840 Real easy.
00:35:07.080 Real easy.
00:35:08.000 Do you know why
00:35:08.420 they don't do it?
00:35:09.720 Because screwing
00:35:10.980 their customers is
00:35:12.140 very profitable and
00:35:13.540 nobody's pushed
00:35:14.240 back hard enough
00:35:15.040 to make it stop.
00:35:16.800 Here's how it
00:35:17.500 should stop.
00:35:18.120 banks are
00:35:19.540 defunct.
00:35:20.500 There's no
00:35:21.060 fucking reason
00:35:21.900 for a bank.
00:35:23.640 It should be an
00:35:24.320 app.
00:35:25.440 You could make
00:35:26.400 the entire banking
00:35:27.560 system go away
00:35:28.900 with an app.
00:35:31.560 It could do
00:35:32.460 everything a bank
00:35:33.480 could do.
00:35:34.380 It could be
00:35:35.240 gathering money
00:35:36.020 from people.
00:35:36.840 It could be
00:35:37.220 turning it into
00:35:37.960 crypto.
00:35:38.760 It could be
00:35:39.280 doing, you know,
00:35:40.600 exchanges.
00:35:41.520 It could have
00:35:42.020 your savings,
00:35:43.140 your checking.
00:35:43.780 It could be
00:35:44.220 your credit card.
00:35:45.360 It could do it
00:35:46.040 all.
00:35:47.380 One app.
00:35:48.720 You don't
00:35:49.000 need a bank.
00:35:50.440 And, of course,
00:35:51.320 the reason banks
00:35:52.060 can exist is
00:35:52.920 because they have
00:35:53.420 enough money to
00:35:54.040 control Congress
00:35:54.920 so they can get
00:35:55.960 laws, they give
00:35:56.720 them monopolies.
00:35:58.060 But if you could
00:35:58.780 find a way to,
00:36:00.880 you know, do a
00:36:01.440 greenfield, you
00:36:02.680 know, island,
00:36:03.760 build a banking
00:36:05.020 app, you probably
00:36:06.580 could eventually
00:36:07.200 take out the banks
00:36:08.120 entirely.
00:36:09.340 And I think it's
00:36:10.040 inevitable, actually.
00:36:11.720 All right.
00:36:12.060 I have to run
00:36:13.660 and go do
00:36:14.540 some other
00:36:15.120 things really
00:36:16.740 soon.
00:36:17.520 Yes, DeFi,
00:36:18.820 exactly.
00:36:19.980 And I don't
00:36:20.720 know if it's
00:36:21.200 going to be
00:36:21.500 crypto.
00:36:22.420 It could be
00:36:23.400 that crypto
00:36:25.460 is the way to
00:36:26.520 make banks go
00:36:27.380 away.
00:36:28.240 Because I think
00:36:29.260 you would be
00:36:29.640 able to create
00:36:30.160 a parallel bank
00:36:31.880 that's nothing
00:36:33.220 but crypto,
00:36:34.120 including loans,
00:36:36.440 deposits,
00:36:37.660 credit,
00:36:38.840 pretty much
00:36:40.200 everything.
00:36:42.020 Yeah, somebody's
00:36:42.800 saying it will
00:36:43.220 be crypto.
00:36:43.720 I think you're
00:36:44.140 right.
00:36:44.860 I think because
00:36:45.600 there's so much
00:36:47.100 regulation in the
00:36:49.480 regular world of
00:36:51.080 money, I don't
00:36:51.760 think you can get
00:36:52.360 past that.
00:36:53.580 But in crypto,
00:36:54.580 you might be able
00:36:55.880 to do an end
00:36:56.420 run.
00:36:57.780 Yeah, and just
00:36:58.440 eliminate banks.
00:37:01.220 Except for safe
00:37:02.100 deposit boxes,
00:37:03.040 somebody says.
00:37:03.620 Yeah, okay.
00:37:04.560 I'll let the banks
00:37:05.340 do the safe
00:37:05.900 deposit boxes.
00:37:07.240 They'll basically
00:37:07.780 be a storage
00:37:08.820 facility.
00:37:12.060 John says,
00:37:12.940 banking in Africa
00:37:13.840 is via cell
00:37:14.780 phone provider.
00:37:15.800 Well, that
00:37:17.640 makes perfect
00:37:18.240 sense, right?
00:37:19.360 If you were in
00:37:20.520 Africa and the
00:37:21.560 total amount of
00:37:22.280 money that maybe
00:37:23.100 you were borrowing
00:37:23.840 or you had in
00:37:24.620 your bank could
00:37:25.380 be maybe a few
00:37:26.700 hundred dollars,
00:37:28.440 why can't the
00:37:29.280 cell phone company
00:37:30.000 just handle that?
00:37:31.240 Because the
00:37:32.180 cell phone company
00:37:32.980 is the best
00:37:34.020 guarantee that
00:37:35.120 you'll pay them
00:37:35.680 back.
00:37:36.880 Think about
00:37:37.500 this.
00:37:37.840 If you knew
00:37:39.100 that you
00:37:39.440 couldn't get
00:37:40.020 a cell phone
00:37:40.640 service unless
00:37:41.940 you repaid a
00:37:43.060 loan to your
00:37:43.640 cell phone
00:37:44.200 carrier who
00:37:46.060 was acting
00:37:46.540 like a bank,
00:37:48.280 you'd probably
00:37:49.080 pay back the
00:37:49.660 loan, wouldn't
00:37:50.140 you?
00:37:50.360 Or you'd try as
00:37:50.980 hard as you
00:37:51.400 could because
00:37:52.540 you don't want
00:37:52.940 to lose phone
00:37:53.500 service.
00:37:54.080 It would be
00:37:54.600 devastating.
00:37:57.220 And if the
00:37:57.800 phone carriers
00:37:58.500 colluded so
00:37:59.660 that you couldn't
00:38:00.320 just go to
00:38:00.760 another carrier,
00:38:02.040 you'd have to
00:38:02.920 pay back your
00:38:03.480 loan or else
00:38:04.280 you're never
00:38:04.600 going to get
00:38:05.080 phone service.
00:38:06.740 So banks are
00:38:07.460 actually not
00:38:08.460 even a good
00:38:09.040 place for
00:38:09.580 banking.
00:38:11.060 The phone
00:38:11.840 company is a
00:38:13.120 really good
00:38:13.500 place for
00:38:13.900 banking.
00:38:15.860 All right.
00:38:22.340 I'm just
00:38:23.000 looking at
00:38:23.400 your comments
00:38:25.040 for a moment.
00:38:27.340 We need
00:38:28.100 more strategies
00:38:28.820 to push back
00:38:29.720 against peacocks.
00:38:30.600 No, you
00:38:31.300 really don't
00:38:31.900 because the
00:38:32.580 peacock label,
00:38:34.460 just try it.
00:38:36.200 Try it yourself
00:38:37.100 and see what
00:38:37.660 happens.
00:38:38.520 But only try it
00:38:39.220 on the people
00:38:39.620 who are just
00:38:40.160 making a statement
00:38:40.840 about you or
00:38:42.100 your credentials
00:38:42.860 or something.
00:38:44.040 Don't do it if
00:38:45.380 somebody actually
00:38:45.880 has an argument.
00:38:47.080 If they have an
00:38:47.560 argument, deal
00:38:48.160 with the argument.
00:38:49.380 But if they're
00:38:49.840 not acting like
00:38:50.840 a respectable
00:38:52.600 player, well,
00:38:53.580 just peacock
00:38:54.460 them away.
00:38:54.980 They'll go
00:38:55.240 away.
00:38:55.420 Scott, did
00:39:00.660 your stepson
00:39:01.240 have underlying
00:39:02.160 trauma?
00:39:04.140 Nothing that
00:39:05.140 would be beyond
00:39:06.380 what a...
00:39:07.600 Well, actually,
00:39:09.340 depends what
00:39:10.060 you call trauma.
00:39:11.860 I suppose
00:39:12.220 everybody has
00:39:12.820 some.
00:39:15.520 Is my super
00:39:16.560 smart liberal
00:39:17.820 friend happy
00:39:18.600 with Biden?
00:39:19.660 I got to tell
00:39:20.500 you, I decided
00:39:21.220 never to talk
00:39:21.920 to him again.
00:39:23.520 You know,
00:39:23.820 after suffering
00:39:27.140 four years of
00:39:28.000 insults from
00:39:29.080 somebody who
00:39:29.640 used to be
00:39:29.980 one of my
00:39:30.360 best friends
00:39:30.940 because of
00:39:32.420 talking about
00:39:33.440 Trump, and
00:39:35.080 he became
00:39:36.380 just the
00:39:37.840 worst jerk
00:39:38.660 in the world.
00:39:40.300 I mean, he
00:39:40.640 just, he
00:39:41.320 devolved into
00:39:42.120 just a monster,
00:39:43.580 really.
00:39:44.460 And when it
00:39:45.640 was all over,
00:39:46.860 he wrote me
00:39:47.880 a nice letter
00:39:48.700 and said,
00:39:49.080 gosh, I hope
00:39:49.720 we can be
00:39:51.100 friends again
00:39:51.740 because, you
00:39:52.900 know, now
00:39:53.180 that Trump
00:39:53.580 is gone.
00:39:54.820 What do
00:39:55.300 you think
00:39:55.520 I said?
00:39:57.540 Fuck you.
00:39:59.320 Four years
00:40:00.180 of torturing
00:40:01.000 my ass
00:40:01.620 over Trump?
00:40:02.420 You think
00:40:02.900 I'm just
00:40:03.240 going to
00:40:03.540 forget that
00:40:04.460 and just
00:40:04.820 go back
00:40:05.220 to being
00:40:05.580 your fucking
00:40:06.140 friend?
00:40:06.820 Not a chance.
00:40:08.100 I will never
00:40:08.540 speak to him
00:40:09.120 again.
00:40:10.140 He's dead
00:40:10.620 to me.
00:40:11.460 And he's a
00:40:12.280 fucking asshole.
00:40:13.620 All right?
00:40:13.920 He just has
00:40:14.380 to live with
00:40:14.780 that.
00:40:15.580 So that's
00:40:16.520 for him to
00:40:16.980 live with.
00:40:17.680 Not my
00:40:18.220 problem.
00:40:18.580 Well, thank
00:40:24.300 you.
00:40:24.460 That was
00:40:24.660 a nice
00:40:24.960 compliment.
00:40:27.920 All right.
00:40:29.320 No, it
00:40:29.860 isn't sad.
00:40:30.640 It really
00:40:31.020 isn't sad
00:40:31.560 at all.
00:40:32.860 See, the
00:40:33.380 moment you
00:40:33.840 imagine that
00:40:34.480 it's sad to
00:40:35.840 lose somebody
00:40:36.640 like that
00:40:37.100 from your
00:40:37.480 life, you're
00:40:40.080 making a
00:40:40.500 strategy mistake.
00:40:41.940 People like
00:40:42.500 that shouldn't
00:40:43.320 be in your
00:40:43.740 life.
00:40:44.660 Get rid
00:40:44.980 of them.
00:40:45.900 Once you
00:40:46.500 learn to
00:40:46.880 be brutal
00:40:47.480 about getting
00:40:48.360 rid of people
00:40:49.240 who are not
00:40:49.860 good for you,
00:40:51.480 yeah, I
00:40:51.980 wouldn't call
00:40:52.380 them toxic
00:40:53.180 exactly, but
00:40:54.080 it was toxic
00:40:54.600 in that
00:40:55.000 situation.
00:40:56.220 You've got to
00:40:56.880 get rid of
00:40:57.300 people from
00:40:57.740 your life
00:40:58.240 who are
00:40:58.760 doing that
00:40:59.160 to you.
00:40:59.500 You've
00:40:59.840 just got to
00:41:00.360 get rid
00:41:00.680 of them.
00:41:01.420 There's no
00:41:02.040 way to
00:41:02.460 make that
00:41:03.080 better.
00:41:07.340 And I
00:41:08.200 do wonder
00:41:08.660 if he's
00:41:09.180 delighted with
00:41:09.980 Biden's
00:41:10.520 performance,
00:41:11.500 especially
00:41:11.880 the more
00:41:14.200 times that
00:41:14.820 Trump is
00:41:15.340 proven
00:41:15.680 right.
00:41:16.960 Who knows?
00:41:20.100 I thought
00:41:20.740 I saw a
00:41:21.440 question go
00:41:21.980 by there
00:41:22.360 that I
00:41:22.600 wanted to
00:41:22.860 see.
00:41:24.300 Scott, which
00:41:24.940 vaccine did
00:41:25.580 you get and
00:41:26.020 why?
00:41:26.280 Well, I
00:41:26.520 didn't have
00:41:26.820 a choice.
00:41:27.860 I used
00:41:28.460 my health
00:41:28.920 care provider
00:41:29.580 and they
00:41:30.560 had one
00:41:31.060 choice for
00:41:31.760 me when I
00:41:32.200 signed up.
00:41:32.660 So I
00:41:32.960 have the
00:41:34.000 Moderna
00:41:34.500 vaccination,
00:41:36.940 but I
00:41:37.620 don't see
00:41:37.940 that it
00:41:38.140 makes much
00:41:38.520 difference.
00:41:41.660 All
00:41:41.940 right.
00:41:44.820 I guess
00:41:45.900 that's all
00:41:46.220 I have
00:41:46.460 for now.
00:41:46.780 I've got
00:41:46.980 to go do
00:41:47.320 some other
00:41:47.640 things and
00:41:48.060 I will
00:41:48.280 talk to
00:41:48.600 you later.
00:41:49.740 you