Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 11, 2021


Episode 1403 Scott Adams： Bunnies and Chocolate Ice Cream Are the Decoy Topics For Today


Episode Stats

Length

47 minutes

Words per Minute

142.10042

Word Count

6,796

Sentence Count

460

Misogynist Sentences

13

Hate Speech Sentences

25


Summary

Scott Adams talks about transgender people, infrastructure, and the " simultaneous sip" and much, much more. The simultaneous sip is when two people have a conversation about the same topic and have completely different opinions about it, and they still agree on the same thing.


Transcript

00:00:00.560 Hey, everybody. Come on in. You're just on time, and it's time for Coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:09.040 A lot of people are saying it's the best thing that's ever happened to them.
00:00:13.960 I can't give you their names because they'd like to remain anonymous, but I'm telling you,
00:00:19.520 anonymous people everywhere are saying that this is the best thing that's ever happened.
00:00:24.160 And we'll do the simultaneous sip in a moment.
00:00:26.660 But first, I'd like to talk about word thinking, because I want to get you all mad before we start.
00:00:35.500 Are you ready for this?
00:00:37.800 Here's a typical conversation between a potential transgender person and a typical conservative.
00:00:47.480 I told you, you're going to get mad. It goes like this.
00:00:50.600 Transgender says, you know, I know I was born with male body parts, but on the inside, in my mind, I feel that I'm really female.
00:01:03.020 And I'd like the freedom to be able to live my internal life, you know, my mental truth.
00:01:10.240 And that will take some changes on my external parts.
00:01:14.640 A conservative says, you're a man.
00:01:19.660 The transgender says, no, I get that.
00:01:21.900 I get what you're saying, that I was born with male body parts.
00:01:24.660 But the part you can't see, the part that's in my head, thinks I'm female and always has.
00:01:31.620 You know, it's been many years.
00:01:33.000 I'm in my 30s now.
00:01:35.840 So I get your point, but I'd like to alter the exterior part to make it consistent with my interior thoughts.
00:01:42.600 A conservative says, you're not a woman.
00:01:47.260 And the transgender says, yeah, we've been over this.
00:01:51.040 I get what you're saying.
00:01:52.280 On the outside, biologically, the stuff you can see, I'm definitely a man.
00:01:59.480 But on the inside, the part you can't see, that's personal to me,
00:02:04.040 I'd like to live consistent with my interior truth.
00:02:07.980 A conservative says, you're not a woman.
00:02:12.600 Are they having the same conversation?
00:02:15.820 They're not.
00:02:17.980 The entire topic is just bullshit.
00:02:23.920 It's just two people having a different conversation while imagining it's the same conversation.
00:02:30.780 Somebody says, LOL, they never concede physical biology.
00:02:36.040 Yes, they do.
00:02:39.280 That's why you do the operation.
00:02:42.200 The operation, its only point is because they concede the physical reality.
00:02:48.600 There's no disagreement here.
00:02:50.160 Now, the question of who plays in what sports leagues is a completely separate question.
00:03:00.540 And I think there's room for disagreement in that.
00:03:05.100 But there's no disagreement about the fact that somebody has male parts or female parts when they're born.
00:03:12.300 And we act as if there's somehow, that's a disagreement.
00:03:16.020 All right.
00:03:16.780 Now that we've settled that, and you know that that's a fake debate,
00:03:21.280 how about the simultaneous sip, if there's anybody left?
00:03:24.720 Because I know you don't like that topic.
00:03:26.220 And if you'd like to enjoy this to the maximum extent,
00:03:30.000 all you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a stein, a canteen jug or a flask,
00:03:34.680 a vessel of any kind.
00:03:37.540 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:03:39.760 I like coffee.
00:03:41.480 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day,
00:03:44.380 the thing that makes everything better.
00:03:47.500 Everything.
00:03:48.460 It's called the simultaneous sip, and you're going to savor it.
00:03:51.260 Go.
00:03:51.460 Savor it.
00:03:56.780 Savor it.
00:03:58.460 Good.
00:03:59.260 Good.
00:04:01.580 Well, apparently there's a bipartisan group of senators,
00:04:05.240 10 senators, 5 Dems, 5 GOP.
00:04:08.640 And these awesome people in the middle of the political spectrum
00:04:13.420 agreed on an infrastructure package.
00:04:16.860 Now, of course, they would have to sell their agreement to the wider body of Congress,
00:04:21.120 but amazingly, 5 Dems and 5 Republicans came up with an agreement for an infrastructure package.
00:04:29.580 Would you like to hear the details of what they came up with?
00:04:35.100 Why?
00:04:37.000 What's the difference?
00:04:38.880 It doesn't make any difference.
00:04:40.600 It's not like anybody's going to implement this agreement.
00:04:42.900 The whole reason that people disagree is for political reasons.
00:04:49.580 If 10 people got together and said,
00:04:52.740 hey, if we were to ignore the politics of this for a moment,
00:04:58.760 what kind of agreement would we come up with that was just sort of good work for the public?
00:05:04.560 Nobody cares about that.
00:05:06.680 Are you kidding me?
00:05:07.620 Do you think AOC cares what these 10 people came up with?
00:05:12.180 I don't think so.
00:05:13.480 Do you think Bernie cares?
00:05:15.320 No.
00:05:16.620 Now, Biden might care, because he is centrist by nature, I think.
00:05:21.180 That's my opinion of him.
00:05:23.140 But I don't think this is going anywhere.
00:05:27.380 So that's my prediction,
00:05:29.240 is that the bipartisan agreement means absolutely nothing in today's day and age.
00:05:35.300 But I'm glad they tried it.
00:05:37.620 Now, if I'm wrong,
00:05:40.080 suppose I'm wrong.
00:05:42.380 Suppose that Congress actually agreed on some version of this bipartisan package.
00:05:49.280 What would that tell you?
00:05:51.580 If that happened, wildly unlikely,
00:05:54.900 but if it happened,
00:05:56.200 this is the only way we should do government.
00:05:59.240 We should do it like this every time.
00:06:01.360 If it works.
00:06:02.300 Do you know why we've never done it this way before?
00:06:06.320 Oh, actually, maybe we have.
00:06:07.800 Maybe you can think of some historical situation.
00:06:10.760 But in the current times,
00:06:12.380 I don't think this is really a thing you can do.
00:06:15.220 Because the people involved are not trying to do what's right.
00:06:18.960 They're just not.
00:06:20.260 They're trying to do what gets them elected.
00:06:22.020 They're trying to do what their side agrees with, etc.
00:06:25.740 So, I predict that this will go nowhere.
00:06:28.720 But I'd love to be wrong.
00:06:29.680 If there's anything I would like to be wrong about,
00:06:31.900 it would be that.
00:06:33.320 There's some news out of Iran
00:06:34.860 that I don't know if this is real.
00:06:39.620 It feels exactly like fake news
00:06:42.220 because it's just a little bit too on the nose.
00:06:45.260 But the way it's coming to us looks real.
00:06:49.600 So, I guess I'm a little on the fence on this one.
00:06:52.340 Because there is a video
00:06:54.260 and people are not saying it's fake.
00:06:57.740 But here's the story.
00:07:00.260 There's a candidate for president in Iran.
00:07:03.640 And the candidate, Mohsen Rezaei,
00:07:07.640 says that he'd take a thousand more American hostages
00:07:10.320 and use the hostage ransom money
00:07:13.660 to boost the Iranian economy.
00:07:15.620 Now, I'm thinking he probably won't get elected.
00:07:22.320 That doesn't really seem like a campaign promise
00:07:25.360 that would catapult you into the presidency,
00:07:29.220 given that that would cause us to attack Iran
00:07:32.280 and destroy it completely.
00:07:34.520 But, is this real?
00:07:37.860 Do you think that a candidate for president in Iran
00:07:40.580 actually said that?
00:07:41.700 Because it really doesn't sound like something
00:07:44.740 that somebody would have really said in public.
00:07:47.480 So, I'm going to put a little asterisk next to this one
00:07:50.140 and say, maybe.
00:07:52.600 But if I got caught on this as fake news,
00:07:55.260 I would feel pretty bad.
00:07:56.760 Because it looks like fake news.
00:07:59.060 Doesn't mean it is.
00:08:00.720 It just smells like it and looks like it.
00:08:02.960 I don't know how it could be fake news.
00:08:05.060 But it sure looks like it.
00:08:07.060 So, here's the good news
00:08:09.540 that could come out of bad news.
00:08:12.660 Critical race theory being taught in our schools
00:08:15.280 is very divisive.
00:08:18.000 Turns out there are plenty of black Americans
00:08:21.160 who think it's a really bad idea
00:08:23.060 to divide people by race
00:08:24.820 and make race your primary filter on life.
00:08:29.020 And I wonder if there's a positive thing
00:08:32.620 that could come out of this,
00:08:33.900 which is if critical race theory
00:08:35.900 is what finally breaks the teachers' unions
00:08:38.420 by taking their credibility completely out of the universe,
00:08:44.000 maybe we get more school competition.
00:08:46.880 It wasn't the way anybody would have wanted to do it.
00:08:49.740 But maybe this is such an overreach
00:08:51.600 and so outrageous
00:08:52.700 that it is the reason
00:08:54.680 that school competition leaps into being,
00:08:58.380 that plus the coronavirus,
00:09:00.600 in where maybe it wouldn't have.
00:09:02.440 So, it's possible that this is what breaks the system
00:09:06.100 and breaks the control of the teachers' unions,
00:09:08.600 which, as you know,
00:09:09.520 are the primary source of systemic racism.
00:09:13.820 Because if the teachers' unions
00:09:18.080 didn't block competition in schools,
00:09:20.840 which they do effectively by controlling politics,
00:09:24.060 they have a lot of money
00:09:24.960 so they can control politics locally.
00:09:27.760 If they weren't doing that,
00:09:29.120 maybe we'd have better school competition.
00:09:31.340 Maybe black kids and white kids
00:09:34.760 and brown kids of all types
00:09:36.640 who are low income
00:09:37.880 could have good educations.
00:09:39.940 I'm going to make a statement
00:09:42.000 that I feel is fair,
00:09:44.640 which is that in the United States,
00:09:46.680 if you get educated,
00:09:48.540 you'll be fine.
00:09:50.240 Now, that education could include a trade skill.
00:09:53.500 It doesn't have to be a traditional college.
00:09:56.240 But if you get an education
00:09:57.920 or develop a useful skill,
00:10:00.260 you'll be fine in this country.
00:10:03.200 It is basically all you need
00:10:05.080 if you stay in jail and don't get addicted.
00:10:09.940 And so, I would like to make this following statement.
00:10:14.160 In general,
00:10:15.700 you know that I like systems over goals, right?
00:10:18.760 I like a system,
00:10:20.200 something you're doing every day
00:10:21.620 to get you into a good situation,
00:10:23.860 as opposed to a goal,
00:10:25.640 which is,
00:10:26.140 I'm going to do this specific thing,
00:10:28.080 but I don't know how.
00:10:30.080 It's kind of useless.
00:10:31.360 So the goal
00:10:32.080 is to have everything equal and no racism, right?
00:10:36.660 If we could just snap our fingers
00:10:38.260 and say, all right,
00:10:39.360 all the racism is gone
00:10:40.640 and now everything's equal.
00:10:43.160 Well, maybe.
00:10:44.360 Maybe we'd snap our fingers
00:10:45.620 and get that done.
00:10:47.100 But you need a system
00:10:48.740 to make that happen.
00:10:50.900 And I would propose the following.
00:10:53.940 Focusing primarily on your problems
00:10:56.960 gives you more problems.
00:11:00.020 Focusing primarily on solutions
00:11:02.560 gives you more solutions.
00:11:05.660 Critical race theory
00:11:06.640 is primarily about
00:11:08.080 focusing on your problem.
00:11:10.720 And if you do,
00:11:11.860 you'll have more problems.
00:11:13.940 Now, remember,
00:11:15.360 your reality that you live in
00:11:16.900 is subjective.
00:11:18.540 If you wake up in the morning
00:11:19.880 and think of only your problems,
00:11:21.680 then you live in a world of problems.
00:11:23.720 If you wake up in the morning
00:11:24.960 and think of only solutions
00:11:26.260 and positive things,
00:11:27.860 not ignoring your problems,
00:11:29.240 you still have to solve problems,
00:11:30.520 but it's not your main focus.
00:11:32.960 Your focus is on solutions.
00:11:34.900 What do you get more of?
00:11:36.580 More solutions, right?
00:11:38.740 The thing you're focusing on
00:11:40.720 is the thing you get more of.
00:11:42.660 So if your system
00:11:44.080 is critical race theory,
00:11:47.000 you're going to get more racism.
00:11:50.880 And sure enough,
00:11:52.280 you're getting more of exactly
00:11:53.880 what you're focusing on.
00:11:55.180 If you can't learn this basic thing,
00:11:58.160 that you always get more
00:11:59.380 of what you focus on.
00:12:01.300 Again, you can't ignore problems.
00:12:03.400 But if you make it
00:12:04.160 your main filter of life,
00:12:06.060 you just get more of them.
00:12:07.420 Or it will feel like
00:12:08.520 you have more of them,
00:12:09.620 which ends up having
00:12:10.460 the same impact, right?
00:12:12.820 At least in terms of
00:12:13.900 your subjective reality.
00:12:15.700 So here, instead of
00:12:16.800 focusing on the problems,
00:12:19.860 I would suggest,
00:12:21.520 as I have many times,
00:12:22.900 that you teach strategy
00:12:24.860 in schools.
00:12:26.940 Life strategy.
00:12:28.160 Now, I, of course,
00:12:29.580 have written books on it.
00:12:30.620 Not that one.
00:12:32.180 But how to fail at
00:12:33.060 almost everything
00:12:33.600 and still win big
00:12:34.460 would be one example
00:12:36.060 of life strategy systems
00:12:39.000 you could teach
00:12:39.720 to young people.
00:12:40.760 There are other ones,
00:12:41.580 so it doesn't have to be mine.
00:12:43.840 But here's the thing.
00:12:44.800 If you go to a young black kid
00:12:46.480 and say,
00:12:47.160 here's the deal.
00:12:48.300 There's all kinds of racism
00:12:49.400 in America.
00:12:51.540 And the black kid says,
00:12:52.420 yeah, I've seen it.
00:12:53.220 I know what you mean.
00:12:53.860 And then you say,
00:12:55.160 okay, we're done
00:12:55.700 talking about that.
00:12:58.340 There's nothing else to say.
00:13:00.200 Plenty of racism.
00:13:01.580 It's going to be a problem.
00:13:03.140 Never is going to go away
00:13:04.460 completely.
00:13:05.600 Do you get that?
00:13:07.240 Black kid says,
00:13:08.080 yeah, I get that.
00:13:08.900 That's like the most obvious
00:13:09.820 thing in the world.
00:13:10.760 All right, we're done
00:13:11.280 talking about it.
00:13:12.480 Now let's talk about
00:13:13.360 what you do about it.
00:13:14.880 Here's your strategy.
00:13:16.360 Did you know
00:13:17.060 that if you do well in school,
00:13:18.680 the Fortune 500 companies
00:13:20.100 are begging to hire you
00:13:21.840 and mentor you
00:13:22.620 to the highest level
00:13:24.040 you can achieve?
00:13:25.040 Did you know that?
00:13:26.280 Black kid says,
00:13:27.340 what?
00:13:28.480 Yeah, did you know
00:13:29.500 that if you get an education
00:13:31.460 and go in for a job interview
00:13:32.840 at any Fortune 500 company
00:13:34.900 that you will be picked
00:13:36.740 ahead of all the white candidates?
00:13:38.700 Did you know that?
00:13:40.440 And the black kid will say,
00:13:41.720 I did not know that.
00:13:43.620 Well, now you do.
00:13:44.760 So what are you going
00:13:45.280 to do about it?
00:13:46.580 Are you going to maybe
00:13:47.340 focus on school?
00:13:49.240 Because now you know
00:13:50.180 that focusing on school
00:13:51.480 100% works.
00:13:54.200 Maybe it's not school.
00:13:55.880 Maybe you're more suited
00:13:57.060 for a trade.
00:13:58.740 But focusing on a trade
00:13:59.960 100% works.
00:14:03.060 It doesn't work sometimes.
00:14:05.260 It works every freaking time.
00:14:07.600 So teach the kids
00:14:08.920 how to succeed
00:14:10.400 in a world where
00:14:11.440 not everybody
00:14:12.480 has equal options,
00:14:14.280 but everybody
00:14:15.200 has equal access
00:14:16.440 to at least one option
00:14:18.440 that's going to work
00:14:19.580 every time.
00:14:20.160 get a good job,
00:14:22.100 go to a big company
00:14:23.000 that's dying
00:14:23.820 to get more diversity.
00:14:25.320 That is every big company.
00:14:27.520 All of them.
00:14:28.460 You could pick your industry.
00:14:30.220 You could pick your career.
00:14:32.380 Anything.
00:14:33.420 You have all of that
00:14:34.600 available to you.
00:14:36.320 How about just
00:14:36.880 teaching people that?
00:14:38.240 Which one do you think
00:14:39.040 gets you a better result?
00:14:40.620 Teaching people
00:14:41.280 to focus on their problems
00:14:42.480 and complain,
00:14:43.780 or teaching people
00:14:44.760 how to minimize
00:14:45.580 their problems
00:14:46.440 somewhat
00:14:47.620 in an obvious way.
00:14:50.400 Not even
00:14:51.160 a big risk involved.
00:14:54.500 All right.
00:14:55.760 Why are there
00:14:56.160 no effective
00:14:57.040 black leaders?
00:14:59.040 Now you might say
00:14:59.980 to yourself,
00:15:00.560 Scott,
00:15:01.140 you racist
00:15:01.780 or you're out of it.
00:15:02.800 There are plenty
00:15:03.460 of effective
00:15:04.140 black leaders.
00:15:05.340 Are you kidding me?
00:15:06.680 All over the place.
00:15:08.160 For example,
00:15:09.060 I don't know.
00:15:10.440 I can't think of any.
00:15:11.960 But there used to be,
00:15:14.060 I mean,
00:15:14.640 Martin Luther King
00:15:15.420 was effective
00:15:16.620 and a black leader
00:15:18.320 and everybody
00:15:19.080 understood that.
00:15:21.020 Less so in his time,
00:15:23.300 but certainly
00:15:23.820 we understand it
00:15:24.640 in modern times.
00:15:26.720 I hear somebody
00:15:27.820 in the comments
00:15:28.420 saying Candace Owens,
00:15:29.780 but she doesn't
00:15:30.700 really extend over
00:15:31.660 to the other side
00:15:33.320 of the political aisle.
00:15:34.700 So there's a little
00:15:35.220 bit of a limit there.
00:15:37.900 Obama didn't really
00:15:39.380 take that mantle.
00:15:40.640 He tried to be
00:15:41.680 everybody's president
00:15:42.600 to his credit,
00:15:43.540 by the way.
00:15:44.160 I give him credit
00:15:44.780 for that.
00:15:46.340 Ben Carson,
00:15:47.380 not so much.
00:15:48.140 Thomas Sowell,
00:15:49.000 only the right likes him.
00:15:50.440 Nelson Mandela,
00:15:51.440 doesn't work
00:15:51.920 in the United States.
00:15:53.580 I'm just looking
00:15:54.220 at your comments.
00:15:55.300 Kanye could be
00:15:56.540 that person.
00:15:57.540 He hasn't quite
00:15:58.320 made that his mission.
00:16:00.160 He could be that person,
00:16:01.120 but he isn't.
00:16:02.600 Here's my hypothesis.
00:16:04.740 The reason there are
00:16:05.900 no effective
00:16:06.600 black leaders
00:16:07.320 is because
00:16:07.900 the mainstream media
00:16:09.220 doesn't want any.
00:16:13.440 The mainstream media
00:16:14.720 could make anyone
00:16:15.500 they wanted
00:16:16.000 a black leader,
00:16:16.840 couldn't they?
00:16:18.760 Yeah,
00:16:19.300 when you're hearing this,
00:16:20.120 you just thought to yourself,
00:16:22.120 holy shit,
00:16:22.800 that's true.
00:16:24.280 CNN,
00:16:26.220 MSNBC,
00:16:28.000 the left-leaning media
00:16:29.660 could make anyone
00:16:31.080 they wanted
00:16:31.720 a black leader.
00:16:33.780 You just put them
00:16:34.460 on television a lot.
00:16:35.540 That's it.
00:16:35.920 That's the whole thing.
00:16:37.000 There's no big trick to it.
00:16:41.140 You just give somebody
00:16:42.020 a lot of attention
00:16:42.760 and then people say,
00:16:44.360 oh, this person's
00:16:45.080 getting a lot of attention.
00:16:47.000 They must be a leader.
00:16:48.320 And they get more followers
00:16:49.520 on Twitter
00:16:50.200 and suddenly they're a leader.
00:16:52.200 But why
00:16:52.840 has the mainstream media
00:16:55.220 not effectively
00:16:57.360 nominated somebody
00:16:59.560 on their own
00:17:00.220 to be the black leader?
00:17:01.360 And I'm not saying
00:17:02.720 that it has to be
00:17:04.240 black people
00:17:05.560 choosing the leader
00:17:06.600 because the media
00:17:08.980 can just do that for you.
00:17:10.260 They can just decide
00:17:11.080 who your leader is.
00:17:13.380 But they haven't done it.
00:17:15.660 Why not?
00:17:16.940 Feels a little racist, maybe.
00:17:19.420 It feels like
00:17:20.040 the mainstream media
00:17:21.000 always promotes
00:17:22.460 leaders on other topics.
00:17:25.140 I mean,
00:17:25.380 you can think of any topic
00:17:26.620 and think,
00:17:27.060 oh, that's the person
00:17:27.780 they always have on.
00:17:28.540 But where's your
00:17:30.180 effective black leaders
00:17:31.680 who are teaching strategy
00:17:33.060 and working on
00:17:34.640 school choice
00:17:36.660 and are popular
00:17:38.180 on both the left
00:17:39.000 and the right?
00:17:39.680 There's this gigantic
00:17:40.900 gaping hole.
00:17:43.580 And I feel like
00:17:44.280 the mainstream media
00:17:45.440 is largely to blame.
00:17:48.180 Largely to blame.
00:17:51.820 Sexist Joe Biden
00:17:53.300 keeps getting away
00:17:54.420 with saying things
00:17:56.100 that are so amazingly sexist
00:17:58.220 I can barely believe it.
00:18:00.520 So he was meeting
00:18:01.460 with Boris Johnson
00:18:02.380 recently
00:18:03.300 and he joked
00:18:05.460 in the public
00:18:06.100 that he had something
00:18:07.300 in common
00:18:07.760 with Boris Johnson
00:18:08.660 and that they had both
00:18:10.300 married above their station.
00:18:13.060 Now,
00:18:14.220 that's really sexist,
00:18:16.400 isn't it?
00:18:17.680 Am I the only one
00:18:18.780 who thinks that?
00:18:19.860 Because this always
00:18:20.720 reminds me of
00:18:21.780 back in my corporate days
00:18:24.660 now,
00:18:25.440 you know,
00:18:25.760 decades ago.
00:18:26.440 but in my corporate days
00:18:28.140 the super sexist
00:18:29.860 usually white
00:18:31.980 male executive
00:18:34.180 would often say
00:18:35.420 the following
00:18:36.020 about their secretary
00:18:37.840 back when secretaries
00:18:39.080 were a popular thing.
00:18:40.720 They would always say,
00:18:42.480 well,
00:18:42.740 my secretary
00:18:44.280 is really the one
00:18:45.220 who's in charge here
00:18:46.160 because she's the one
00:18:47.580 who tells me
00:18:48.160 what my schedule is.
00:18:49.320 So,
00:18:49.560 yeah,
00:18:51.600 it's really the secretary
00:18:53.060 who's in charge.
00:18:53.960 And you'd think to yourself,
00:18:56.160 you condescending prick.
00:18:58.920 All right?
00:18:59.820 Yeah,
00:19:00.320 you don't even talk
00:19:01.560 that way.
00:19:02.380 Right?
00:19:02.840 It's just so cringy
00:19:04.740 and icky.
00:19:05.880 Yeah,
00:19:06.260 I'm seeing in the comments,
00:19:07.200 you remember
00:19:07.660 that was like
00:19:08.180 the most common thing
00:19:09.180 that your old
00:19:10.700 white executive
00:19:11.640 would say,
00:19:12.780 huh,
00:19:13.120 huh,
00:19:13.380 huh,
00:19:13.580 my secretary
00:19:14.420 is really in charge.
00:19:16.220 And when I hear
00:19:17.020 Joe Biden say this,
00:19:18.700 oh,
00:19:19.020 we both married
00:19:19.820 above our station
00:19:20.920 because Joe Biden
00:19:23.000 is president
00:19:23.920 of the frickin'
00:19:25.060 United States.
00:19:27.320 Jill Biden
00:19:27.980 is the woman
00:19:29.820 who married him.
00:19:31.560 Those are equal.
00:19:34.320 Yeah,
00:19:34.640 Jill Biden
00:19:35.200 is accomplished,
00:19:36.300 right?
00:19:36.640 She's got a doctorate,
00:19:38.160 successful person.
00:19:39.720 But these two things
00:19:41.100 are not equal.
00:19:43.000 Joe Biden
00:19:43.520 is the president
00:19:44.280 of the United States.
00:19:46.780 She's a successful
00:19:47.820 human being
00:19:48.720 with all credit
00:19:50.460 to her.
00:19:51.400 But why does he
00:19:52.320 have to promote her
00:19:53.300 as being better
00:19:54.160 than him?
00:19:55.240 It's just sexist,
00:19:56.760 cringy stuff.
00:19:58.540 Ugh.
00:19:59.580 How about,
00:20:00.360 how about,
00:20:01.600 you know,
00:20:02.580 he's doing great
00:20:04.300 in his job,
00:20:05.220 she's doing great
00:20:06.020 in her chosen field,
00:20:07.900 and you just don't need
00:20:08.980 to say anything
00:20:09.500 about it,
00:20:10.120 maybe.
00:20:12.580 Well,
00:20:13.060 we've got a fentanyl
00:20:14.180 crisis at the border
00:20:15.300 that's worse than ever.
00:20:17.920 59 pounds of it
00:20:19.300 has come through,
00:20:19.840 which is a ginormous
00:20:21.580 amount.
00:20:23.060 In a year,
00:20:23.620 fentanyl seizures
00:20:24.440 have jumped
00:20:25.060 800% in Texas.
00:20:27.760 One year,
00:20:29.540 fentanyl,
00:20:30.560 the most dangerous
00:20:31.620 chemical coming
00:20:32.680 into the country,
00:20:34.000 has jumped
00:20:35.100 800%.
00:20:36.240 That's China,
00:20:38.660 and that's the
00:20:39.260 cartels.
00:20:40.400 China sends
00:20:41.060 the chemicals
00:20:42.280 to the cartels
00:20:43.100 for processing,
00:20:43.840 and China
00:20:46.000 promised they
00:20:47.020 would clamp
00:20:47.460 down on it
00:20:48.100 and did the
00:20:48.760 opposite.
00:20:49.520 Instead of
00:20:50.020 clamping down,
00:20:50.820 they've increased
00:20:51.460 it,
00:20:51.860 apparently.
00:20:53.640 So,
00:20:54.740 why do we have
00:20:55.920 still relations
00:20:56.700 with China?
00:20:58.120 Why are our
00:20:59.220 embassies still
00:21:00.040 open?
00:21:01.560 We're at war,
00:21:02.440 and we're
00:21:04.060 fucking idiots
00:21:04.960 for having
00:21:06.580 diplomatic relations
00:21:08.000 with China
00:21:08.660 while this is
00:21:09.820 happening.
00:21:10.640 We should not
00:21:11.500 have diplomatic
00:21:12.520 relations with
00:21:13.360 China
00:21:13.660 while this is
00:21:15.300 happening.
00:21:16.400 Now,
00:21:17.120 you can't punish
00:21:18.020 every country
00:21:18.780 for all the bad
00:21:19.780 things they're
00:21:20.300 doing.
00:21:21.420 A lot of
00:21:21.920 countries are
00:21:22.900 doing bad
00:21:23.320 things to
00:21:23.760 their own
00:21:24.140 citizens.
00:21:25.280 You still
00:21:25.920 want a
00:21:26.980 diplomatic
00:21:27.360 presence.
00:21:28.640 But when
00:21:29.060 somebody is
00:21:29.740 killing tens
00:21:30.640 of thousands
00:21:31.200 of your people
00:21:32.140 right in front
00:21:32.780 of you,
00:21:34.220 and not even
00:21:34.780 hiding it,
00:21:36.340 you don't have
00:21:37.520 diplomatic relations
00:21:38.500 with those
00:21:39.060 motherfuckers,
00:21:40.200 do you?
00:21:42.140 This is
00:21:42.820 completely
00:21:43.320 unacceptable.
00:21:44.440 And by the
00:21:44.840 way,
00:21:45.680 fuck Trump
00:21:46.400 for not doing
00:21:47.180 enough about
00:21:47.740 it.
00:21:48.420 Fuck him.
00:21:49.660 Trump promised
00:21:50.500 to do a lot
00:21:51.320 about this,
00:21:51.820 did nothing.
00:21:52.740 I mean,
00:21:53.020 he asked them
00:21:53.680 to do something,
00:21:54.320 they did nothing,
00:21:55.300 he didn't respond.
00:21:56.700 Fuck Trump.
00:21:58.280 Fuck him
00:21:58.940 for not doing
00:21:59.920 enough about
00:22:00.500 this.
00:22:00.760 And fuck
00:22:01.660 Biden for
00:22:02.860 fucking doing
00:22:03.480 nothing about
00:22:04.100 it,
00:22:04.320 even less.
00:22:05.520 Fuck both
00:22:06.220 of them.
00:22:07.340 All right?
00:22:07.940 This isn't
00:22:08.600 political at
00:22:09.180 all.
00:22:10.140 We're at
00:22:10.580 war,
00:22:11.160 and we've
00:22:11.500 had two
00:22:13.100 commanders-in-chief
00:22:16.320 who don't even
00:22:17.340 fucking know
00:22:18.120 we're in a war.
00:22:20.220 Total,
00:22:20.880 total failure,
00:22:22.100 both of them.
00:22:23.100 All right?
00:22:23.360 You can't give
00:22:23.860 anybody a partial
00:22:24.680 credit on this.
00:22:25.880 Complete,
00:22:26.500 complete failure,
00:22:27.480 both presidents.
00:22:28.960 No,
00:22:29.220 I'm not giving
00:22:30.460 them anything
00:22:31.060 for this.
00:22:33.880 There have
00:22:34.560 been more
00:22:34.980 than 88,000
00:22:36.180 Americans who
00:22:36.980 died from
00:22:37.500 overdoses in
00:22:38.480 the last 12
00:22:39.420 months,
00:22:40.900 ending in
00:22:41.520 October 2020,
00:22:43.220 up 19,000
00:22:45.260 from the same
00:22:46.760 period before.
00:22:49.740 Fuck you.
00:22:51.920 Fuck every
00:22:52.780 one of you
00:22:53.320 politicians who
00:22:54.720 ignore this.
00:22:55.480 How about
00:22:57.140 pushing some
00:22:58.020 critical race
00:22:58.820 theory while
00:23:00.340 88,000
00:23:01.320 Americans
00:23:01.880 fucking died
00:23:03.420 for the war
00:23:04.700 that you don't
00:23:05.240 know is
00:23:05.580 happening?
00:23:08.860 There's a
00:23:09.660 quote in this
00:23:10.520 article I was
00:23:11.060 reading about
00:23:11.560 this problem in
00:23:12.400 which a father
00:23:13.260 was talking about
00:23:14.320 the moment that
00:23:16.200 he was screaming
00:23:17.940 at his dead
00:23:18.920 son to try to
00:23:20.500 get him to
00:23:21.020 breathe while
00:23:22.940 his wife
00:23:23.460 watched on.
00:23:24.120 Now, as
00:23:27.080 you know, I
00:23:28.200 lost my
00:23:28.760 stepson, 19
00:23:30.420 years old, to
00:23:32.440 fentanyl.
00:23:33.900 There were
00:23:34.500 other drugs in
00:23:35.500 the system, but
00:23:36.180 it was probably
00:23:36.720 the fentanyl
00:23:37.280 that did him.
00:23:38.760 And I got to
00:23:39.740 watch him.
00:23:44.000 I got to
00:23:45.140 watch his dead
00:23:50.240 body being
00:23:52.000 carried out of
00:23:52.600 the house, and
00:23:55.380 you don't
00:23:57.660 really forget
00:23:58.180 that.
00:24:00.580 It's been
00:24:01.280 two years.
00:24:05.060 I'm not a
00:24:06.320 biological parent.
00:24:11.280 It's been two
00:24:12.240 years, and it's
00:24:14.460 not any fucking
00:24:15.220 better.
00:24:16.880 It's not any
00:24:17.900 fucking better.
00:24:18.620 you don't
00:24:25.680 recover.
00:24:31.460 You hope
00:24:32.260 you do, but
00:24:34.700 you don't.
00:24:37.540 So, this
00:24:39.880 88,000
00:24:40.740 Americans who
00:24:41.440 died from
00:24:41.900 overdoses,
00:24:43.600 doesn't count
00:24:45.060 the families,
00:24:48.740 doesn't count
00:24:49.460 the siblings,
00:24:50.120 doesn't count
00:24:50.580 the mates,
00:24:51.740 doesn't count
00:24:52.240 the families,
00:24:53.180 who are
00:24:54.800 permanently
00:24:55.600 disabled by
00:24:58.100 this.
00:24:59.120 Permanently.
00:25:00.200 You don't get
00:25:01.020 better.
00:25:01.260 So, fuck
00:25:07.140 Biden, fuck
00:25:08.700 Trump, fuck
00:25:10.300 China.
00:25:15.740 We're not
00:25:16.420 taking this
00:25:16.960 seriously.
00:25:18.800 We're just not
00:25:19.580 taking it seriously
00:25:20.380 at all.
00:25:22.320 Not even a
00:25:22.780 little.
00:25:23.540 Texas is
00:25:24.280 apparently building
00:25:25.120 a border wall,
00:25:26.100 and thank you
00:25:26.840 for that.
00:25:27.540 I don't know
00:25:27.960 that it'll stop
00:25:28.700 fentanyl, but
00:25:29.600 it's a step
00:25:30.960 in the right
00:25:31.240 direction.
00:25:34.620 On other
00:25:35.520 news, the
00:25:37.900 CDC says it
00:25:38.860 is unknown
00:25:39.380 how long
00:25:40.120 natural immunity
00:25:41.380 lasts after
00:25:43.280 having COVID-19.
00:25:45.960 And in
00:25:47.860 the Twitter
00:25:48.480 summary of
00:25:50.340 the news,
00:25:51.640 Twitter
00:25:52.660 summarized it
00:25:53.340 this way.
00:25:53.880 It said
00:25:54.080 U.S.
00:25:55.120 Senator
00:25:55.460 Rand Paul
00:25:56.440 of Kentucky
00:25:57.180 falsely
00:25:58.740 stated that
00:25:59.400 because he
00:25:59.900 recovered from
00:26:00.620 COVID-19,
00:26:01.460 he does not
00:26:02.000 need to get
00:26:02.580 vaccinated,
00:26:03.420 CBS News
00:26:04.180 reports.
00:26:05.880 So, here's
00:26:07.320 my problem.
00:26:09.040 I get that
00:26:10.300 what they're
00:26:10.740 saying is that
00:26:11.560 if you have
00:26:11.880 natural immunity,
00:26:14.440 you might
00:26:16.380 benefit, we
00:26:17.900 don't know
00:26:18.280 this 100%,
00:26:19.280 but you might
00:26:19.820 benefit from
00:26:21.060 a little extra
00:26:21.800 boost of
00:26:22.440 immunity from
00:26:23.140 the vaccination,
00:26:24.540 and it might
00:26:25.660 give you a
00:26:26.140 little protection
00:26:26.700 from variants.
00:26:27.700 Now, I
00:26:29.020 think that
00:26:29.400 both of
00:26:29.760 those are
00:26:30.440 questionable
00:26:31.380 assumptions,
00:26:33.260 meaning that
00:26:33.980 although it's
00:26:34.960 probably true
00:26:35.640 that getting
00:26:36.640 the vaccination,
00:26:37.560 even if you've
00:26:38.140 recovered and
00:26:39.360 have antibodies,
00:26:40.560 probably the
00:26:41.220 vaccination would
00:26:41.900 give you a
00:26:42.540 longer immunity.
00:26:44.760 We know the
00:26:45.580 natural immunity
00:26:46.280 is likely to
00:26:47.140 decrease over
00:26:47.780 time, as
00:26:49.160 does the
00:26:49.520 vaccination,
00:26:50.740 but probably
00:26:52.160 it gives you
00:26:52.680 longer immunity.
00:26:53.740 We don't
00:26:55.660 know if that
00:26:56.040 matters, though,
00:26:57.000 right?
00:26:57.660 Does longer
00:26:58.300 immunity matter?
00:27:00.260 Don't know.
00:27:01.320 Because maybe
00:27:02.080 the amount of
00:27:02.860 immunity you
00:27:03.740 get is all
00:27:04.360 you need, and
00:27:05.120 the crisis will
00:27:07.040 pass, and you'll
00:27:07.760 be fine.
00:27:08.980 What about the
00:27:09.780 protection against
00:27:10.660 the variants?
00:27:11.840 Do you believe
00:27:12.600 that the
00:27:13.060 vaccination protects
00:27:14.420 against variants,
00:27:15.740 but natural
00:27:16.940 immunity does
00:27:17.740 not?
00:27:18.980 Do you believe
00:27:19.780 that?
00:27:20.740 I don't think
00:27:21.620 that's demonstrated,
00:27:22.460 is it?
00:27:23.640 So there might
00:27:24.460 be a scientific
00:27:26.040 consensus on
00:27:27.280 what's likely to
00:27:28.220 be true, but I
00:27:29.220 don't think that's
00:27:29.640 been demonstrated,
00:27:30.780 has it?
00:27:31.960 And so if you're
00:27:33.440 Rand Paul, and
00:27:34.880 you're looking at
00:27:35.520 your own personal
00:27:36.400 situation, and
00:27:37.980 you're saying,
00:27:38.540 well, my risk
00:27:39.540 reward is I
00:27:41.060 don't want to put
00:27:41.680 a new chemical
00:27:42.500 inside me, even
00:27:43.980 though the risks
00:27:44.960 are small, because
00:27:46.320 the risk of
00:27:47.140 having a problem
00:27:48.040 once I've had the
00:27:49.180 coronavirus is
00:27:50.360 also very small.
00:27:51.360 And so he
00:27:53.160 might say, I
00:27:53.860 don't need it.
00:27:55.460 But here's my
00:27:56.780 problem.
00:27:58.600 Don't use the
00:27:59.520 word need on
00:28:00.860 this topic.
00:28:02.420 Do you know
00:28:02.700 what Rand Paul
00:28:03.380 needs?
00:28:04.640 He needs you to
00:28:05.740 shut the fuck up
00:28:06.620 about what he
00:28:07.160 needs.
00:28:08.520 How about, that's
00:28:09.300 none of your
00:28:09.660 business, what he
00:28:10.900 fucking needs.
00:28:12.460 How about we
00:28:13.200 let Rand Paul
00:28:14.080 decide what he
00:28:15.040 fucking needs?
00:28:17.500 Giving him
00:28:18.240 options is great.
00:28:19.200 explaining what
00:28:20.780 the potential
00:28:21.860 benefits of
00:28:22.540 those options
00:28:23.240 is, even
00:28:24.360 better.
00:28:25.460 Having full
00:28:26.980 information about
00:28:27.860 your options,
00:28:29.160 excellent.
00:28:30.400 Telling him
00:28:31.120 what he fucking
00:28:32.040 needs is too
00:28:33.480 far.
00:28:34.900 He will decide
00:28:35.800 what he fucking
00:28:36.440 needs.
00:28:38.120 All right?
00:28:38.580 Nobody else.
00:28:40.040 Nobody else.
00:28:41.020 Don't use that
00:28:41.580 word.
00:28:42.900 Don't use it on
00:28:43.520 me, don't use it
00:28:44.260 on him.
00:28:45.180 We'll decide what
00:28:45.920 we fucking need.
00:28:46.660 Favorite story
00:28:50.360 of the day,
00:28:50.980 Jeffrey Toobin
00:28:51.680 is back on
00:28:52.980 CNN.
00:28:54.140 God, do I want
00:28:54.920 to make lots of
00:28:55.580 jokes about this,
00:28:56.780 but they're all
00:28:57.680 too easy, and so
00:28:58.840 I'll maybe hold
00:29:00.560 back on a few
00:29:01.560 of them.
00:29:03.120 I can't say that
00:29:04.420 I will avoid all
00:29:05.660 Jeffrey Toobin
00:29:06.440 jokes.
00:29:07.480 I'm not that big
00:29:08.500 of a person, but
00:29:10.440 I'll reduce them
00:29:11.240 a little bit.
00:29:12.940 Number one, I
00:29:13.940 watched a clip
00:29:14.800 of his first
00:29:16.440 appearance back
00:29:17.060 on CNN after
00:29:18.040 being on leave,
00:29:19.560 I guess, and I
00:29:21.000 noted that in
00:29:22.300 the wide shot, he
00:29:23.820 showed both of
00:29:24.500 his hands on
00:29:25.020 the table.
00:29:26.660 Good move,
00:29:27.580 Jeffrey Toobin.
00:29:28.340 Keep both of
00:29:28.920 your hands on
00:29:29.460 the table for
00:29:30.340 the wide shots.
00:29:31.900 That's all I'm
00:29:32.400 saying.
00:29:33.180 Just keep both
00:29:34.080 hands on the
00:29:34.700 table for a
00:29:35.820 while until we
00:29:37.020 get past this,
00:29:37.780 right?
00:29:38.480 Now, the host,
00:29:40.700 I forget her
00:29:41.420 name, who was
00:29:41.980 interviewing him,
00:29:43.220 had her hands
00:29:43.900 below the table,
00:29:44.700 but that's
00:29:45.760 okay for her.
00:29:47.420 For Jeffrey,
00:29:48.480 keep your hands
00:29:49.120 on the table.
00:29:51.180 Good form so
00:29:52.360 far.
00:29:54.020 He says he's
00:29:55.040 been going to
00:29:55.540 therapy over
00:29:56.300 this.
00:29:56.960 He's trying to
00:29:57.520 become a better
00:29:58.120 person.
00:29:58.720 He's even
00:29:59.240 working on a
00:30:00.220 food bank.
00:30:02.320 And he's
00:30:02.980 trying to become
00:30:03.580 the kind of
00:30:04.080 person that
00:30:04.580 people can
00:30:05.240 trust again.
00:30:08.360 What?
00:30:09.920 What?
00:30:10.360 Was there a
00:30:12.800 problem that
00:30:13.420 people weren't
00:30:14.020 trusting Jeffrey
00:30:15.300 Toobin because
00:30:16.440 he didn't realize
00:30:17.160 his camera was
00:30:17.840 on and he
00:30:18.360 masturbated?
00:30:20.200 Was there a
00:30:21.620 trust problem?
00:30:23.480 Was there
00:30:24.000 something that
00:30:24.580 you were worried
00:30:25.520 that Jeffrey
00:30:26.700 Toobin would
00:30:27.280 do to you?
00:30:28.900 Or was he
00:30:29.840 going to do
00:30:30.140 it again?
00:30:31.200 Do you think,
00:30:31.840 I don't think
00:30:32.680 this was an
00:30:33.220 accident.
00:30:34.140 I think he
00:30:34.660 liked it.
00:30:35.620 I think he's
00:30:36.260 going to do it
00:30:36.740 again.
00:30:37.060 I don't trust
00:30:37.620 him.
00:30:38.420 Was there
00:30:38.820 anybody in the
00:30:39.760 world who
00:30:41.180 thought that
00:30:41.700 you couldn't
00:30:42.200 trust Jeffrey
00:30:43.960 Toobin because
00:30:45.320 he made a
00:30:45.780 dumb mistake
00:30:46.420 and didn't
00:30:46.880 know his
00:30:47.120 camera was
00:30:47.520 on?
00:30:48.060 I don't
00:30:48.660 believe this
00:30:49.180 was ever
00:30:49.580 his problem.
00:30:50.700 Was it?
00:30:53.000 I will go
00:30:53.880 further.
00:30:55.080 Is there
00:30:55.460 anybody on
00:30:56.580 earth who
00:30:58.080 watched this
00:30:58.780 situation and
00:30:59.580 said, well,
00:31:00.140 Jeffrey Toobin's
00:31:00.860 got a character
00:31:02.060 problem he
00:31:02.780 needs to work
00:31:03.380 on?
00:31:04.380 Anybody?
00:31:05.280 Anybody?
00:31:06.220 Did anybody
00:31:06.960 think he had a
00:31:07.700 character problem?
00:31:08.440 No, he
00:31:10.020 had a problem
00:31:10.520 of a camera
00:31:11.080 being on that
00:31:12.240 he didn't
00:31:12.600 realize.
00:31:13.680 That's not
00:31:14.140 really a
00:31:14.520 character problem,
00:31:15.340 is it?
00:31:17.020 People are
00:31:17.640 saying, yes,
00:31:18.340 he has a
00:31:18.840 character
00:31:19.100 problem.
00:31:20.800 From what
00:31:23.340 exactly?
00:31:25.280 He's a fool,
00:31:26.240 somebody says.
00:31:27.360 Well, he
00:31:28.540 says he made
00:31:29.300 a mistake, we
00:31:30.280 say he made
00:31:30.980 a mistake, we
00:31:32.120 completely agree,
00:31:33.560 but it was a
00:31:34.140 very, very human
00:31:35.800 mistake, right?
00:31:37.280 This is not
00:31:38.360 the kind of
00:31:38.780 mistake where
00:31:39.300 you say to
00:31:39.720 yourself, oh,
00:31:41.040 I would never
00:31:41.640 make that
00:31:42.140 mistake.
00:31:42.940 I would totally
00:31:44.000 make that
00:31:44.520 mistake.
00:31:45.900 Totally.
00:31:47.040 If you say
00:31:47.900 to me, Scott, I
00:31:49.620 would never make
00:31:50.260 that mistake,
00:31:51.320 well, maybe
00:31:51.900 only if you've
00:31:52.680 never masturbated,
00:31:54.940 but otherwise,
00:31:56.120 this is a human
00:31:57.040 mistake.
00:31:58.000 Everybody can
00:31:58.740 make this
00:31:59.200 mistake.
00:32:00.420 Everybody can
00:32:01.340 do this,
00:32:01.860 right?
00:32:02.100 So, I
00:32:04.760 found his
00:32:05.420 apologies and
00:32:06.540 explanations way
00:32:08.420 more cringeworthy
00:32:09.820 than the actual
00:32:11.180 mistake itself,
00:32:12.300 which I just
00:32:12.800 thought was funny
00:32:13.520 and human.
00:32:14.760 That's it.
00:32:15.740 It was funny,
00:32:17.180 and it was just
00:32:18.560 human.
00:32:20.000 And he
00:32:20.600 apologized to his
00:32:21.460 family, and I
00:32:22.300 think that's the
00:32:22.860 only ones that
00:32:23.800 matter.
00:32:24.620 Eh, coworkers,
00:32:25.580 maybe.
00:32:26.440 Coworkers, even,
00:32:27.240 that's a marginal
00:32:28.040 case, but it's nice
00:32:28.980 that he added that
00:32:29.920 too.
00:32:30.080 But you know
00:32:30.900 who he doesn't
00:32:31.660 need to apologize
00:32:32.400 to?
00:32:33.620 Me.
00:32:35.200 The public.
00:32:36.640 You.
00:32:37.800 Does he owe you
00:32:38.600 an apology?
00:32:40.040 No.
00:32:41.140 But the problem
00:32:41.900 with being on
00:32:42.560 CNN is it's the
00:32:43.880 apology network.
00:32:45.520 They demand
00:32:46.140 apologies.
00:32:47.280 I mean, they
00:32:47.860 really like their
00:32:48.600 apologies.
00:32:49.720 So, I think he
00:32:50.420 went a little
00:32:50.780 overboard on the
00:32:51.740 apologies.
00:32:53.240 He said he's
00:32:53.860 sincerely sorry,
00:32:56.680 and he apologized
00:32:58.020 to the people who,
00:32:59.120 quote,
00:33:00.080 thought I was a
00:33:00.980 better person.
00:33:02.980 Who thought he
00:33:03.940 was a better
00:33:04.560 person than
00:33:05.340 masturbating and,
00:33:07.020 you know,
00:33:08.280 getting caught?
00:33:09.700 Was there
00:33:10.080 somebody who
00:33:10.560 said, I
00:33:11.840 thought Jeffrey
00:33:12.880 Toobin was the
00:33:13.660 kind of person
00:33:14.200 who didn't
00:33:14.840 masturbate?
00:33:16.320 I mean, I
00:33:16.700 really thought he
00:33:18.100 was the kind of
00:33:18.700 guy whose biology
00:33:20.180 was unique, and
00:33:22.180 among all human
00:33:23.580 males, I thought he
00:33:25.200 was better than the
00:33:26.080 rest of us, who,
00:33:27.480 you know, sort of
00:33:28.000 need it, but not
00:33:29.320 him.
00:33:30.120 I thought he was
00:33:30.980 above us.
00:33:31.880 Who thought that?
00:33:33.180 Really?
00:33:34.380 Did anybody think
00:33:35.580 that?
00:33:37.260 So, my summary of
00:33:39.320 Jeffrey Toobin is
00:33:40.380 this incident made
00:33:41.660 him more
00:33:42.140 interesting, more
00:33:43.720 human.
00:33:44.480 I'm far more
00:33:45.520 likely to watch
00:33:46.280 him now, just
00:33:47.380 it's got a little
00:33:49.160 more interest in
00:33:49.920 it.
00:33:50.800 But we should not
00:33:52.320 be apologizing for
00:33:53.340 being human beings.
00:33:54.500 That's a little too
00:33:55.260 far.
00:33:55.480 You all know
00:33:57.720 that Democrats
00:33:58.840 complain about
00:33:59.560 filibusters when
00:34:00.860 they're in power,
00:34:01.840 and they use them
00:34:03.060 when they're out of
00:34:03.600 power, so everybody
00:34:04.220 knows that there's
00:34:05.540 tons of hypocrisy
00:34:08.080 when it comes to
00:34:08.680 that stuff.
00:34:09.740 But I didn't
00:34:10.460 realize how bad
00:34:11.060 it was.
00:34:11.680 There's an article
00:34:12.660 here by David
00:34:14.860 Harsanyi, who is
00:34:17.360 talking about
00:34:18.400 hypocrisy is
00:34:20.400 nothing new, but
00:34:21.540 it takes
00:34:21.900 preternatural
00:34:22.980 shamelessness, which
00:34:24.380 I just love that
00:34:25.100 term of a phrase,
00:34:26.780 preternatural
00:34:27.780 shamelessness, to
00:34:29.740 have participated in
00:34:30.880 over 300
00:34:31.860 filibusters, as
00:34:33.140 Dems did in the
00:34:33.900 past few years, and
00:34:35.300 turn around and
00:34:35.860 treat the procedure
00:34:36.640 as odious, racist
00:34:38.700 relic that
00:34:39.900 threatens democracy.
00:34:42.240 You know, there's
00:34:42.960 hypocrisy, and
00:34:45.200 then there's, oh
00:34:46.380 my God, hypocrisy.
00:34:48.300 Now, how can they
00:34:49.060 get away with
00:34:49.580 that?
00:34:51.300 How do the
00:34:52.100 Democrats get
00:34:53.160 away with using
00:34:55.280 the filibuster
00:34:56.020 300 times, and
00:34:57.820 then the moment
00:34:58.540 that the other
00:34:59.260 team is using
00:34:59.980 it, it's an
00:35:01.060 odious, racist
00:35:01.820 relic that
00:35:02.420 threatens democracy?
00:35:04.120 It's because the
00:35:05.020 media lets them.
00:35:07.220 How many times
00:35:08.280 did you hear this
00:35:09.080 estimate, that
00:35:10.000 they had used it
00:35:10.680 300 times in the
00:35:11.820 past?
00:35:12.700 Did you have
00:35:13.200 any idea?
00:35:14.840 I would have
00:35:15.580 said, oh God,
00:35:16.500 I'll bet they've
00:35:16.960 used it a dozen
00:35:17.720 times.
00:35:18.940 That would have
00:35:19.500 been my guess.
00:35:20.180 I would have
00:35:21.080 said probably, I
00:35:22.560 don't know, 10,
00:35:23.220 12 times they've
00:35:24.100 used this in the
00:35:24.660 last few years,
00:35:25.780 probably made a
00:35:26.520 big difference
00:35:27.000 those 10 or 12
00:35:27.880 times they used
00:35:28.540 it.
00:35:29.060 No, it's 300,
00:35:31.100 300 times.
00:35:33.760 But now it's a
00:35:34.900 big old racist,
00:35:35.740 odious thing.
00:35:37.300 So I usually
00:35:38.140 don't do hypocrisy
00:35:39.580 stories, because
00:35:41.000 they're just too
00:35:41.860 easy and obvious,
00:35:43.440 and you're already
00:35:43.960 thinking it, so it
00:35:45.020 adds nothing.
00:35:46.000 But I don't know
00:35:47.080 if I've seen a
00:35:47.600 bigger one than
00:35:48.720 this.
00:35:49.100 I guess the
00:35:49.480 only reason I
00:35:49.900 mention it is
00:35:50.960 that it's
00:35:51.400 extraordinary in
00:35:52.420 its scope.
00:35:54.380 So that's the
00:35:55.100 only reason it's
00:35:55.640 worth mentioning.
00:35:56.320 Otherwise, hypocrisy
00:35:57.740 is just the
00:35:59.060 operating code of
00:36:00.100 government.
00:36:01.960 Biden gave a
00:36:03.260 speech in which
00:36:03.780 he said that his
00:36:05.280 military leaders
00:36:06.140 told him climate
00:36:06.920 change was the
00:36:08.320 number one military
00:36:10.080 slash security
00:36:11.180 threat to the
00:36:12.340 homeland.
00:36:13.900 Does that sound
00:36:14.640 like something that
00:36:15.300 happened?
00:36:17.060 Do you believe
00:36:17.800 that?
00:36:18.060 Do you believe
00:36:19.080 Joe Biden, when
00:36:19.800 he says that his
00:36:20.520 military experts
00:36:21.380 said climate
00:36:22.460 change was our
00:36:23.220 biggest military
00:36:24.500 security threat to
00:36:26.260 the homeland?
00:36:27.000 And the thinking
00:36:28.040 was that it would
00:36:28.760 cause massive
00:36:29.680 migration of
00:36:30.820 people to get
00:36:31.560 away from bad
00:36:32.480 zones, and that
00:36:33.740 massive migration
00:36:34.620 would necessarily
00:36:35.980 have a bigger
00:36:36.900 impact on the
00:36:38.440 countries with
00:36:39.020 wealth, because
00:36:40.080 that's where people
00:36:40.640 would be going
00:36:41.160 to, violating
00:36:42.880 borders, possibly
00:36:43.960 of our allies,
00:36:45.860 causing all kinds
00:36:46.700 of trouble.
00:36:47.520 Now, I do
00:36:48.800 buy the concept
00:36:50.480 that there might
00:36:51.280 be massive
00:36:51.840 migration, and
00:36:53.180 it might be
00:36:53.600 related to
00:36:54.160 droughts, and
00:36:55.340 that sort of
00:36:55.980 thing.
00:36:56.260 So I think that
00:36:56.900 part might be
00:36:57.520 true, and
00:36:58.600 certainly something
00:36:59.220 to take seriously.
00:37:01.200 But doesn't
00:37:03.060 that sound like a
00:37:04.160 gigantic pussy
00:37:05.160 thing to say if
00:37:06.220 you're a general?
00:37:07.920 It sounds to me
00:37:09.060 like the generals
00:37:09.840 were a little bit
00:37:10.920 too woke, don't
00:37:12.840 you think?
00:37:13.220 Because if the
00:37:14.760 general who said
00:37:15.540 that, that
00:37:16.480 climate change
00:37:17.180 was our biggest
00:37:17.920 challenge, do
00:37:19.220 you think that
00:37:19.740 that general, if
00:37:20.680 you had that
00:37:21.300 general privately
00:37:22.360 and said, look,
00:37:24.780 you think that's
00:37:25.960 bigger than
00:37:26.400 getting nuked by
00:37:27.460 China?
00:37:28.560 Really?
00:37:30.160 Because China
00:37:32.000 with nuclear
00:37:32.560 weapons and
00:37:33.460 maybe chemical
00:37:34.580 warfare and
00:37:35.900 terrorism and
00:37:37.380 drones and the
00:37:38.860 ability for one
00:37:39.840 person with the
00:37:40.620 right bioweapon to
00:37:43.020 destroy entire
00:37:44.140 civilizations, you
00:37:46.880 don't think that's
00:37:47.380 a little bit
00:37:48.400 bigger?
00:37:49.260 Just a little bit
00:37:50.140 bigger than the
00:37:51.060 fact that climate
00:37:51.800 change will take
00:37:53.120 80 years to catch
00:37:54.340 up to us?
00:37:55.660 I don't believe
00:37:56.700 that privately they
00:37:57.600 think that.
00:37:59.060 That sounds like
00:37:59.840 something you say
00:38:00.820 because your boss
00:38:01.740 wants to hear it,
00:38:03.380 right?
00:38:04.300 So, general, what
00:38:06.280 do you think is
00:38:06.800 their biggest risk?
00:38:08.160 Ah, not enough
00:38:10.640 critical race theory
00:38:12.140 training in school?
00:38:13.920 Okay, that's
00:38:14.420 number one risk.
00:38:15.360 What else?
00:38:16.700 Ah, Trump said
00:38:20.980 some offensive
00:38:22.100 things?
00:38:23.400 Yes, yes, now
00:38:24.440 you're on to it.
00:38:25.440 Now you're really
00:38:26.160 talking about high
00:38:26.860 priorities.
00:38:27.740 That was a risk to
00:38:28.520 the country.
00:38:29.320 How about another
00:38:29.940 one?
00:38:30.240 What are your top
00:38:30.980 risks?
00:38:31.300 could it be the
00:38:36.700 people who occupied
00:38:37.960 a room in the
00:38:39.380 Capitol because
00:38:41.260 occupying an empty
00:38:42.760 room, at least
00:38:44.800 until they occupied
00:38:45.580 it, is a risk to
00:38:47.640 the entire United
00:38:48.600 States?
00:38:49.960 Bingo!
00:38:51.000 You got it.
00:38:52.040 You got the
00:38:52.520 biggest risk in
00:38:53.980 the whole country.
00:38:55.060 And climate
00:38:58.780 change?
00:38:59.540 Yes, yes, you
00:39:01.040 got them all.
00:39:01.680 Those are the
00:39:02.120 biggest military
00:39:02.940 risks.
00:39:04.260 Climate change,
00:39:05.520 anything that
00:39:06.100 Trump tweeted
00:39:06.780 when he was on
00:39:07.500 Twitter, and
00:39:09.380 yeah, critical race
00:39:10.460 theory, not
00:39:11.020 enough of it, not
00:39:12.040 enough of it being
00:39:12.660 taught in schools.
00:39:14.100 So, those are
00:39:15.180 big risks on the
00:39:16.100 country, not
00:39:16.760 China.
00:39:19.480 I'd probably fire
00:39:20.620 anybody who told
00:39:21.260 me that if I were
00:39:22.200 the commander-in-chief.
00:39:23.240 But, it does
00:39:25.420 tell us that we're
00:39:26.000 not taking nuclear
00:39:26.940 energy seriously if
00:39:28.180 Biden doesn't, by
00:39:29.480 the way, the Biden
00:39:29.980 administration does
00:39:30.960 take nuclear
00:39:31.840 seriously, but he
00:39:33.400 doesn't talk about
00:39:34.260 it much, does he?
00:39:35.800 I feel like he
00:39:36.760 could talk about it
00:39:37.620 a little bit more,
00:39:38.820 maybe give it a
00:39:39.420 little more of a
00:39:41.040 boost, but he
00:39:43.360 doesn't.
00:39:44.260 Here's my question
00:39:45.080 to you, climate
00:39:46.040 change people.
00:39:49.620 What would be a
00:39:50.660 bigger environmental
00:39:51.580 problem?
00:39:52.140 nuclear waste, let's
00:39:56.100 say we have more
00:39:57.340 robust nuclear
00:39:58.740 energy systems, would
00:40:01.580 the subsequent
00:40:02.540 nuclear waste
00:40:03.600 storage be a
00:40:05.500 bigger problem than
00:40:06.660 all of the
00:40:07.440 batteries that we
00:40:09.160 would need if we
00:40:10.140 did just solar and
00:40:11.500 wind and other
00:40:12.460 things?
00:40:13.200 You would need
00:40:13.740 massive batteries,
00:40:15.440 either at your
00:40:16.000 house or battery
00:40:17.060 farms, I suppose,
00:40:18.540 for the times when
00:40:19.540 you don't have
00:40:19.960 enough wind or
00:40:21.540 sun.
00:40:23.420 So, somebody
00:40:25.160 said you could
00:40:25.700 recycle batteries
00:40:26.860 fairly easily.
00:40:28.440 That doesn't
00:40:29.220 sound right to me,
00:40:30.220 does it?
00:40:31.460 Do we recycle
00:40:32.560 batteries?
00:40:33.740 Do you think that
00:40:34.380 your Tesla home
00:40:35.620 battery would be
00:40:36.560 recyclable?
00:40:37.940 And how long
00:40:38.680 would it last?
00:40:40.280 Now, I would like
00:40:41.280 to think that
00:40:42.500 Elon Musk thought
00:40:43.820 about that and
00:40:44.520 has some kind of
00:40:45.120 a solution for
00:40:45.820 recycling, but
00:40:47.280 even if it's just
00:40:48.100 Tesla, maybe Tesla
00:40:49.500 will come up with
00:40:50.200 a solution for
00:40:51.460 that, but they're
00:40:52.340 not going to be
00:40:52.720 the only battery
00:40:53.380 company.
00:40:54.720 There's going to
00:40:55.100 be a lot of
00:40:56.120 batteries out
00:40:56.700 there.
00:40:57.320 What do you do
00:40:57.800 with them once
00:40:58.900 they're done?
00:41:00.540 Yeah, I think it's
00:41:01.280 actually hard to
00:41:01.960 recycle those.
00:41:03.260 And I don't know
00:41:04.220 if we're thinking
00:41:05.540 in terms of the
00:41:06.400 scale that we
00:41:07.180 need to, because
00:41:08.740 the number of
00:41:09.800 batteries in the
00:41:11.200 world that are
00:41:11.880 associated with
00:41:12.980 solar power and
00:41:15.400 wind, probably not
00:41:16.720 that many, right?
00:41:18.600 But if we were
00:41:19.440 to massively
00:41:20.420 change the
00:41:21.080 entire energy
00:41:21.820 structure of
00:41:22.800 the world, that's
00:41:24.100 a lot of
00:41:24.480 batteries.
00:41:25.720 Am I wrong?
00:41:26.760 Now, there are
00:41:27.320 other ways to
00:41:27.880 store energy.
00:41:28.540 You can build a
00:41:29.100 dam, but there
00:41:29.780 aren't that many
00:41:30.260 places you can do
00:41:31.160 that.
00:41:32.340 So I just feel
00:41:35.060 like maybe we
00:41:35.740 haven't looked at
00:41:36.500 this as objectively
00:41:38.040 as we could.
00:41:39.760 Hey, how about
00:41:40.380 that Arizona audit?
00:41:43.100 Kind of quiet,
00:41:44.060 isn't it?
00:41:45.120 Don't you think
00:41:45.760 by now, if the
00:41:47.040 Arizona audit had
00:41:48.120 come up with the
00:41:49.480 smoking gun of
00:41:50.500 massive fraud, we
00:41:52.360 would know about
00:41:53.360 that by now,
00:41:54.480 wouldn't we?
00:41:55.180 Because we did
00:41:55.780 hear about almost
00:41:56.980 immediately when
00:41:57.720 they thought some
00:41:58.320 data had been
00:41:59.080 deleted, but it
00:42:00.000 turns out they
00:42:00.520 found it.
00:42:01.500 We heard about
00:42:02.280 that right away,
00:42:03.600 right?
00:42:04.220 There is apparently
00:42:05.240 a chain of
00:42:06.120 command or chain
00:42:07.360 of custody, chain
00:42:08.820 of custody, problem
00:42:10.460 with some of the
00:42:11.120 votes, but that's
00:42:11.840 not going to change
00:42:12.500 any election
00:42:13.040 outcomes.
00:42:14.000 The courts will
00:42:14.580 just say, yeah,
00:42:15.300 but it's already
00:42:16.040 certified, can't
00:42:17.460 go back, you
00:42:18.440 know, catch it
00:42:19.420 next time.
00:42:20.660 So I feel as
00:42:21.940 though every day
00:42:23.140 that goes by, you
00:42:24.200 should put a
00:42:24.600 little less hope
00:42:26.080 in this Arizona
00:42:27.780 audit coming up
00:42:28.600 with any kind of
00:42:29.180 problem.
00:42:30.700 I could be
00:42:31.480 surprised, maybe
00:42:32.560 I'll be wrong.
00:42:35.080 I understand
00:42:35.920 from Andres
00:42:37.280 backhouse that
00:42:38.000 there are a few
00:42:38.800 ivermectin
00:42:40.200 trials in progress,
00:42:41.940 the good kind,
00:42:42.540 the randomized
00:42:43.420 controlled trial.
00:42:46.140 So we might
00:42:46.900 actually have a
00:42:47.700 real, credible,
00:42:49.820 believable answer
00:42:50.700 on whether
00:42:51.320 ivermectin makes
00:42:52.240 a big difference.
00:42:53.360 I don't know
00:42:53.840 when, so there's
00:42:54.680 a little uncertainty
00:42:55.900 about when we'll
00:42:56.620 know, but someday
00:42:57.620 we'll know.
00:42:58.500 It looks like we'll
00:42:59.600 actually know if
00:43:01.560 there was a big
00:43:02.320 ivermectin scandal
00:43:03.800 and we should have
00:43:04.720 been using it or
00:43:05.880 not.
00:43:06.760 We'll actually know
00:43:07.800 the answer.
00:43:09.060 Now, I suppose
00:43:10.400 even, you know,
00:43:12.000 high-quality,
00:43:13.140 multiple,
00:43:14.400 randomized,
00:43:15.320 controlled trials
00:43:16.160 could still have
00:43:17.020 problems, but it's
00:43:18.960 as good as we get.
00:43:20.280 So I feel like,
00:43:21.860 I feel like we're
00:43:22.600 going to know,
00:43:23.640 maybe after the
00:43:24.860 pandemic's totally
00:43:26.200 a non-problem,
00:43:27.600 but I think we'll
00:43:28.280 know.
00:43:29.180 And hydroxychloroquine,
00:43:30.480 I would warn you
00:43:31.240 that the more
00:43:32.760 recent news showing
00:43:34.300 there's a study that
00:43:35.220 says it works,
00:43:35.920 is not the high-quality
00:43:37.680 kind of study that
00:43:38.660 you should bank on.
00:43:39.920 It does make you
00:43:41.380 think we should
00:43:41.920 study it some more.
00:43:43.240 It does make you
00:43:44.040 think that maybe
00:43:44.720 there was something
00:43:45.380 there with both
00:43:46.760 of these drugs,
00:43:47.540 but we're far from
00:43:48.780 that being a
00:43:50.600 scientifically certified
00:43:52.360 certainty.
00:43:53.680 We'd have to deal
00:43:54.420 with this as a
00:43:55.460 risk management
00:43:57.060 issue.
00:43:59.460 And if you were
00:44:01.360 a certain kind
00:44:02.220 of person in a
00:44:03.000 certain situation,
00:44:03.960 I could imagine
00:44:04.540 you would say to
00:44:05.120 yourself,
00:44:05.480 well, I know
00:44:06.580 that science is
00:44:07.300 not telling me
00:44:07.920 for certain that
00:44:08.800 it works,
00:44:09.640 but I'd like to
00:44:10.800 take that chance.
00:44:12.280 So that's where
00:44:12.720 we're at.
00:44:14.060 Rasmussen did a
00:44:15.680 poll and asked
00:44:16.280 people,
00:44:17.140 should the
00:44:17.360 Republican Party,
00:44:18.900 I think they only
00:44:19.860 polled Republicans
00:44:21.020 and conservatives,
00:44:22.760 should the
00:44:24.020 Republican Party
00:44:24.640 be more like
00:44:25.360 Trump or more
00:44:26.820 like Pence?
00:44:28.620 What do you
00:44:29.280 think people
00:44:29.760 said?
00:44:30.700 Because we
00:44:31.160 just went through
00:44:31.800 several years of
00:44:33.000 Republicans complaining
00:44:34.300 saying that
00:44:35.640 Trump should
00:44:36.680 maybe act more
00:44:37.680 like a regular
00:44:38.340 politician,
00:44:39.400 more like a
00:44:40.200 Mike Pence.
00:44:41.960 So how many
00:44:42.580 people in the
00:44:43.160 end said,
00:44:43.680 yeah,
00:44:44.480 now that you
00:44:45.260 asked the
00:44:45.620 question,
00:44:46.380 we do want the
00:44:47.400 Republican Party
00:44:48.260 and we do want
00:44:49.300 conservatives to be
00:44:50.840 more like Mike Pence
00:44:51.920 because he doesn't
00:44:52.700 cause problems.
00:44:54.240 How many people
00:44:55.060 said that?
00:44:55.740 Well,
00:44:56.100 it turns out
00:44:56.540 64% of Republicans
00:44:59.080 and about the same
00:45:00.140 number of conservatives
00:45:00.980 said they would
00:45:02.240 prefer a Donald
00:45:03.040 Trump-like
00:45:03.800 Republican Party.
00:45:07.960 So remember I
00:45:09.280 told you that
00:45:09.960 winning solves
00:45:11.580 everything?
00:45:12.760 I've said that a
00:45:13.640 few times.
00:45:14.600 Being successful
00:45:15.500 just solves all
00:45:16.820 kinds of
00:45:17.300 unrelated problems
00:45:18.400 and I think
00:45:20.080 that's what
00:45:20.460 Trump did.
00:45:21.600 He came in
00:45:22.440 and he was
00:45:22.940 simply successful
00:45:23.820 and then suddenly
00:45:24.920 people go,
00:45:25.760 well,
00:45:26.360 can't argue
00:45:26.920 with success.
00:45:28.060 Stuff worked,
00:45:29.320 at least stuff
00:45:29.920 they liked.
00:45:30.980 Not everything,
00:45:31.840 of course.
00:45:33.140 So that's
00:45:34.240 where we're
00:45:34.540 heading.
00:45:35.200 Looks like the
00:45:36.140 Republican Party
00:45:37.140 and conservatives
00:45:37.940 prefer the
00:45:39.160 more pugnacious,
00:45:41.620 provocative style
00:45:43.120 of the dealmaker
00:45:44.380 who does get
00:45:45.320 some stuff done.
00:45:46.840 He did.
00:45:49.020 And that
00:45:49.940 is what we
00:45:51.360 call the
00:45:52.660 simultaneous
00:45:53.200 sip and
00:45:54.120 coffee with
00:45:54.620 Scott Adams.
00:45:55.280 I don't think
00:45:55.820 it's ever been
00:45:56.340 better.
00:45:57.320 Really,
00:45:57.900 probably the
00:45:58.480 best one of
00:45:59.200 all time.
00:45:59.720 sorry I
00:46:01.300 lost it a
00:46:02.120 little bit
00:46:02.500 there.
00:46:03.020 I wasn't
00:46:03.460 expecting that.
00:46:05.000 Sometimes you
00:46:05.620 wonder,
00:46:06.700 hey,
00:46:06.940 do people
00:46:07.420 do these
00:46:08.340 emotional
00:46:09.720 expressions
00:46:10.960 in front of
00:46:11.940 people
00:46:12.340 intentionally?
00:46:14.580 Nope,
00:46:15.240 that wasn't
00:46:15.660 intentional.
00:46:17.140 I wasn't
00:46:18.100 planning on
00:46:18.560 doing that.
00:46:19.020 but thank
00:46:23.360 you for all
00:46:24.300 of your
00:46:24.580 support.
00:46:25.500 I'll give
00:46:25.820 you a little
00:46:26.220 advance warning.
00:46:28.020 I'm going to
00:46:28.520 do some
00:46:29.000 traveling.
00:46:30.820 Yes,
00:46:31.320 I'm going to
00:46:31.640 do some
00:46:31.980 traveling
00:46:32.500 starting tomorrow.
00:46:33.920 I'll tell you
00:46:34.800 where I am
00:46:35.300 as things
00:46:36.180 progress.
00:46:37.840 Tomorrow,
00:46:38.580 I believe,
00:46:39.020 I will be
00:46:39.380 able to do
00:46:39.900 my regular
00:46:40.480 sip.
00:46:42.220 The day
00:46:43.060 after,
00:46:44.280 tomorrow,
00:46:44.920 not so
00:46:46.860 sure.
00:46:47.580 Depends if
00:46:48.100 I'm awake
00:46:48.700 in the
00:46:49.420 right time
00:46:49.860 zone.
00:46:51.020 Well,
00:46:51.420 I'll be in
00:46:51.760 the wrong
00:46:52.060 time zone,
00:46:52.680 but it
00:46:52.920 depends if
00:46:53.400 I'm awake
00:46:53.980 at the
00:46:54.240 right time,
00:46:55.400 and I'm
00:46:56.440 going to
00:46:56.660 try.
00:46:57.700 So,
00:46:58.400 for the
00:46:58.800 next 10
00:47:01.240 days,
00:47:02.460 things will be
00:47:03.280 normal tomorrow,
00:47:04.280 but after that,
00:47:05.300 I'm going to do
00:47:05.720 the best I can
00:47:06.440 to hit this
00:47:07.120 time zone,
00:47:07.960 but I
00:47:08.820 don't know
00:47:09.360 for sure
00:47:10.140 whether I
00:47:11.520 will.
00:47:12.560 And I'm
00:47:13.720 going to
00:47:13.920 promise you
00:47:14.420 something else.
00:47:15.960 There will
00:47:16.420 be a
00:47:17.180 simulation
00:47:17.880 surprise.
00:47:20.040 Right.
00:47:20.800 There will
00:47:21.180 be a
00:47:21.640 coincidence
00:47:22.160 that I
00:47:23.440 will reveal.
00:47:24.480 I think I
00:47:25.040 can reveal
00:47:25.480 this.
00:47:25.820 I have to
00:47:26.060 ask somebody
00:47:26.500 else first.
00:47:27.580 But I
00:47:28.080 think I
00:47:28.440 can reveal
00:47:28.960 a coincidence
00:47:29.740 about this
00:47:30.460 vacation that
00:47:31.360 will impress
00:47:32.940 you,
00:47:33.640 like a
00:47:34.320 really big
00:47:34.800 one.
00:47:36.160 You know,
00:47:36.720 the kind
00:47:37.020 that makes
00:47:37.320 you wonder
00:47:37.720 about the
00:47:38.120 nature of
00:47:38.600 reality.
00:47:40.660 None of
00:47:41.240 your guesses
00:47:41.660 are correct
00:47:42.380 about where
00:47:43.080 I'm going,
00:47:43.620 but I'll
00:47:43.860 tell you and
00:47:44.280 it's going
00:47:44.820 to be
00:47:45.040 someplace fun.
00:47:46.360 And I
00:47:46.940 will talk
00:47:47.340 to you
00:47:47.760 tomorrow.