Episode 1452 Scott Adams: Vaccine Bullies, Democrat Insurrectionists, Mask Leadership and Fear Mongers
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Summary
Joe Biden and the opioid crisis, and how it's getting worse than you think. Also, the exact number of idiots in the country, according to a new poll, and a pig in a thong on the local news.
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Hello and good morning, everybody. How are you? Are you as happy as I am today?
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No reason. No reason. I just got enough sleep and I'm looking at a very disturbing photo
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picture on the locals right now. I've got two streams going. I'm trying to ignore
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a pig in a thong on the other screen. Why'd you have to do that to me right in the beginning of the
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show? All right. If you'd like to make this day special, all you need is a cup or mug or glass,
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a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your
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liquid. I like coffee. Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure. The dopamine of the day
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thing makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. Happens now. Go.
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I was asked this morning privately, how do you get your voice modulation so that you're not
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monotone when you're doing stuff like this? And there was a huge problem for me
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trying to get a little bit of variety in what I'm doing. And the problem is that there's an
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illusion. When you're in front of people, you feel that you're modulating a lot. But when you play it
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back, it's like, I am not actually modulating a lot. I certainly thought I did in my head, but in fact,
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nothing happened. And the only solution I know is to, first of all, get more relaxed.
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Because the more relaxed you are, the more natural variety just slips in. So practice helps. That makes
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you relaxed. But on top of that, you have to play it back. And you have to learn that there's an
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illusion that you think you're doing it, but you're not. And so you have to go way big.
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And it's the same with public speaking. With public speaking, a lot of people feel like they
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need to jump right into it, blah, blah, blah, blah, because they don't want the audience sitting
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there bored. And the illusion in that case is that the audience's sense of time is similar to yours
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on stage. But actually, your sense of time is all distorted once you get on stage. So you can
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actually just take a breath. Just look at the audience. I used to do that when I did a lot of
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public speaking. And once you realize the illusions of public presentation, then you have the mechanism
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to work past them. So just play back your presentations, and you will see for yourself
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that when you thought you were doing this, I think I'm doing this. I'm really modulating.
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Sometimes I go down to a whisper, like Joe Biden. And sometimes I make a big deal. You think you're
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doing that, but you're probably not. You've got to play it back and see for yourself. All right,
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let's talk about all the things. The Rasmussen poll people did a poll in which they accidentally
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found the exact number of idiots in the country. Now, it wasn't what they were trying to do.
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The poll was about opioids and whether people thought the problem was getting better or worse
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than how Biden was doing. 44% of likely voters said Biden was not doing enough about the opioid
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problem. But here's where it got interesting. 40% of the respondents say the problem got worse.
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Now, if you've looked at the data, it's unambiguous. The problem isn't just worse,
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it's way worse. All right. So there's no question about it. They got worse. But only 40%
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of respondents knew that. What? How is the opioid deaths not one of the top, I don't know,
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10 stories in the country at least? And 40% is, that's it. Only 40% of voters know it's getting worse.
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It's getting way worse. It's getting way worse. But here's the fun part. 11% say the problem got
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better. What? What? And 18% said they're not sure. What? How could you not be sure that opioids have
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gotten worse? Really? Let's add these together. The people who say the problem got better for opioid
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deaths. And the 18% who aren't sure. Let's see. You add those together, 11 to 18, you get 29.
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29% is the exact number of idiots in the country. Now, on most polling questions, it's an opinion,
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right? But this isn't an opinion. This is just a hard, cold, well-known fact. Opioids are getting
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worse. And still, what have I told you about the 25%, right? The magic 25% in any poll, something
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around 25%, you know, in that 20 to 30% range, around 25% of the people are just absolute fucking
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idiots on any question. But usually, it's a little disguised because it's opinion-y or maybe the data
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is unclear. There's a controversy about how to measure stuff. None of that, none of that exists
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for opioids. We know the data, and we know it's getting way worse. So if you're in the 29% who think
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the problem got better or you're not sure, well, you're an idiot. You're an idiot. All right.
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Do you know how hard it is to analyze anything with data and facts and reason? Let me give you
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just an example of something you think would be pretty easy to analyze, right? Like the opioid thing.
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But the opioid thing really stands alone as being easy to analyze. Almost nothing else is. Almost
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everything else is more complicated than it looks. Here's an example. Did you know that, well, let me
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ask you the question. Have home, is the cost of owning a home and home prices, have they gone up
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in recent decades? What would you say? Has the cost of owning a home gone up in recent decades? Yes, yes,
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of course. Obviously, yes, right? So that's easy to analyze, right? I don't think there could be
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anything more obvious, 100% known to all people, that the cost of housing has gone up, except that it
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hasn't. According to humanprogress.org, who tweets, the time, all right, so the price of U.S. homes per
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square foot, which would be a good way to measure it, right? Because you don't want to compare a big
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house to a small house, because obviously a big house costs more. So you want to compare it square
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foot to square foot to square foot. If you do that, the cost of U.S. homes stayed about the same
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from 1980 to 2020. Would you have known that? This seems to me like the most obvious fact that
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house prices went up, like a lot. But no, because the other factor is that the average size of a
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household decreased quite a bit. So although you've got two things happening, the size of the
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house probably got bigger, but also there are fewer people in it. So if you were to measure this
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correctly, the way an economist would, not the incorrect way you do by reading the newspaper,
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but like an economist, you actually are measuring apples to apples. You would say, what's it cost
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cost for one person for one square foot of home now and in the past? About the same. About the same.
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Did you see that coming? The average person now has 55% more living space. So as soon as you get
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it apples to apples, it just disappears. Now this is like just about every other economic analysis.
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It's also just about every political analysis. That there's not just one way to do it. And that the
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people who know how to do it correctly are so rare that I'd never even heard this until this tweet.
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Now of course, what happens to the next person who tries to study this? Would they come up with the
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same answer? Probably not. Because two different people are still going to analyze it differently.
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So anytime you're believing that you really have a grasp on things, any big topic in the world,
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because you understand the economics of it, you don't. You don't. What about the national debt?
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You know the national debt is bad and all the money that's being pumped in that's going to cause
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inflation. Because it's just obvious, right? Everybody knows it. There's no way it can't
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happen. Except that maybe it won't. Oh, YouTube just disconnected. It's trying to reconnect.
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Interesting. Let's see if it works. So my live stream, I know it's not my Wi-Fi because it's
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working perfectly on locals. But YouTube just shit the bed. So it looks like YouTube's completely down.
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Huh. Or at least it is for me. Well, one moment. Got you on YouTube. Can you see it right now?
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Is there anybody who can go to YouTube and see me right now?
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It's buffering. It's down. Some of you say you can see me. Nope. Okay. I was waiting for the no.
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Let's kill YouTube and see if we can fire it back up.
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So, oh, it looks like I can't even kill the stream. So there's some technical difficulty over
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at YouTube. Well, oh, well. All right. Give me a moment. Let me see if I can reconnect here.
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It looks, yeah, it looks like YouTube's just basically just, it's got COVID. I think YouTube
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has COVID. Well, everything's working over here. So let's just do it over here.
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So anyway, my point was, every time you think you understand the economics of something or even the
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risk of something, you probably don't. And when I say probably 95% chance. So imagine going through
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life thinking that the things you're sure about, you're also 95% chance that you're really wrong.
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All right. So moving on here. I've noticed that I never get accused of things that I've actually
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done. I'm going to tie this back to something in a moment.
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So here's a tweet from some rando Mr. Ballistic on Twitter today, was talking about me, you know,
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replying to me. And he says, says the man who doesn't need or seemingly desire to leave his home.
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So here's somebody who's blaming me or accusing me of not having a desire to leave my home,
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because I'm so afraid of the coronavirus. What is the truth? Does that track? Would many of you agree
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that I haven't left my home much? Well, here's the fact. I've traveled more miles on earth this year
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than any other year of my life. This is the year I've traveled the most in terms of miles
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of any time in my life. I went to Bora Bora, I went to Greece through Germany. I've never had two
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international trips in the same year. This is by far the most I've ever traveled. But what do I get
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accused of? Being a hermit and being afraid to go outside. I swear to God, all of the things people
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accuse me of are things that don't happen in my personal life, my professional life. It's just
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consistent. So I don't know how much this happens to other people, but it's my personal bane of
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existence. Adam Dopamine alerted me to this story. Apparently there's a startup, well-funded with people
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like Bezos and Gates are behind some of the funding, called Form Energy. And they've figured out
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how to make batteries out of iron. Now why is this important? Well, two reasons. Number one,
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iron is plentiful, so you don't have to get your rare earth materials. That's a big deal.
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But although iron is too heavy to use as a battery in a device or a car, it might be exactly what you
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need for your power grid. So in other words, you could put a bunch of iron-based batteries in your grid
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and then suddenly your windmills and your solar power makes sense because you would have an
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inexpensive, easily reproducible way to store the energy until it's dark and the wind isn't blowing.
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So this is the sort of story that could change everything. It could change everything.
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Let me just delete the YouTube thing and see if I can restart it. Yeah, it looks like YouTube is just
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down. The app isn't even starting. Oh well. Somebody says iron rusts. Well, yeah, but maybe they have
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some way to work that. I mean, I'm not sure that that makes a difference in this application.
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All right. So this is a small piece of news because it's just one startup, but could easily
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change the planet. This could have implications for really just everything. You know, our entire
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power grid, energy, the cost of energy, you know, the competitiveness of countries, pollution, climate
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change, politics. I mean, this is the kind, this is the kind of technology that could just change
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politics. Like it changed everything. It's just one little startup trying to do this thing, but the
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implications are vast. Let me ask you this. What is the pandemic plan? What, what is Joe Biden's plan
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plan for getting us past the pandemic? Because I don't know it. Do you? Because what it looks like
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we're doing doesn't have any chance of doing that. Because we can't really get everybody vaccinated.
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Can't really get 90% vaccinated. You can try, you can try to force them, but it's the most heavily
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armed country in the world. And a lot of people don't want to get vaccinated. From a practical
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perspective, I don't think we can get there. I don't think persuasion will be fast enough and
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strong enough to get to whatever Joe Biden thinks is the vaccination number. So if that's the strategy,
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if that's the only plan is to get to 90% of vaccination or something near it, we don't have a
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plan, do we? Because that's feels impossible. Now, I don't know how much, you know, pressure he can
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put on people to get vaccinated. But I don't think it's gonna be that much. So it seems to me that the
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default plan, you know, the plan that's the thing that's going to happen, whether you like it or not,
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is that everybody has to get infected, including the vaccinated. So since we know that being vaccinated
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doesn't stop you from getting infected entirely. And we know that you're not going to get that sick
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if you get if you're vaccinated, in all likelihood. Isn't that the best thing? It isn't the real plan
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to get as many people as possible, both vaccinated and infected. You got to have both. If you have them
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vaccinated and not infected, they'll just get infected later. Right? So it seems to me that the only plan
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here is to get everybody infected, and as many as possible vaccinated to reduce the load on the
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healthcare system. So if the only reason that anybody's getting vaccinated, in terms of the
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system, not in terms of the individual, but in terms of the larger plan, if the only reason to get
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vaccinated is to reduce the load on the healthcare system, maybe that's good enough. I don't know.
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Now, for me, the pandemic is over, except for the bad political implications of having to wear a mask
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and stuff. But I'm not worried about anything in the pandemic. I'm not worried at all about getting
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the virus, because my chance of having a problem with it is just so small, you know, having been
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vaccinated. All right, here's a question. You know, I got mocked, was it a little over a year ago,
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when I said that Republicans would be hunted if Biden won? What is happening to Tucker Carlson?
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Is it my imagination, or is he literally, maybe this is figuratively, being hunted? There are
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hashtags today about, you know, trying to get Tucker. There have been at least two viral videos of
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individuals with phones accosting him in public, once at a fishing hole and once at the tackle store
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or something. Might have even been the same day. I don't know. But if you look at how the media is
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going after him, how individuals are going after him in public, and the hashtags, etc.,
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I feel like he's being hunted. Now, there's a Rupar video, and I use this literally in this case.
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You all know what a Rupar video is, right? This individual named Rupar, who has been accused of
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showing video clips that are out of context. Now, he's showing another video of Tucker accusing
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Fauci of creating the COVID. Now, if you show that without context, it sounds a little crazy.
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But if you show it with the context, that the accusation is that Fauci was behind some funding
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that went to gain a function that may have not been directly related to this COVID, but maybe
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somehow in the big soup of things, some kind of connection. Locals is working fine, as far as I can
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tell. Yeah. Rupar believed that, as a lot of people did, that Trump suggested drinking bleach,
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which never happened, of course. All right. So here's my question on this. Is Tucker Carlson being
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hunted? Do you think that that works? All right. Let's talk about Donna Brazile,
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who famously fell for the fine people hoax, or at least pushed it. And now she's become some kind of a
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horrible force for evil. Let me tell you what she said recently. If I can.
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Damn it. Oh, here it is. Donna Brazile said in a tweet, we are facing a radically new threat in the
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kinds of forces that combine to attack our government on January 6. The future of our democracy is on the
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line. This assault was an attempt to overthrow the US government. Now, here's the thing.
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We know it wasn't an attempt to overthrow the US government. Because if you want to overthrow a
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government, you need to bring, you know, tanks and atomic bombs, and you have to have some plan,
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or at least have heavy weapons or something. So it could not be more obvious
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that there was no plan to take and hold the country with a bunch of people with, you know,
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flags and selfies and, you know, some bear spray and clubs, right? That wasn't the plan. Certainly not
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for most of the people there. Now, I'm not saying that some people there weren't crazy and thought it
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would, they would overthrow the country, but not in any, any meaningful way. Was that ever a risk?
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So when people like Donna Brazile, who, by the way, I've been a big fan of, you know, I like her on TV,
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I think she's great, in terms of personality and stuff. But, you know, maybe I wake woke up cranky,
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but when I see her spreading the big lie, you know, the insurrection, big lie. And all of us deplore
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the violence. I've never heard anybody say otherwise. Right? We're all good people,
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we deplore all the violence that happened on January 6. But calling it an insurrection
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is an attempt to demonize Trump supporters. And I don't think you can, I don't think we can be soft
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about how we feel about that. So let me just say it, Donna Brazile is a huge fucking piece of shit.
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And I liked her before. But when you, when you tell this big a lie, you know, the big lie that
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January 6 was an insurrection, you are going directly against the well being, the health and
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the safety of the public. You are putting the health and safety of the public at risk,
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far more than somebody not getting vaccinated, for example. I mean, this is directly calling for
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a civil war, basically. Indirectly, I guess, but it has that effect. And so Donna Brazile has just
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become a force for evil. Push at the, you know, the fine people hoax, pushes this hoax. And I don't
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think you can, this is not a difference of opinion. Right? She's not giving you her, well,
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the Democrats like some socialism. It's not about that. This is a person who is a huge
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fucking piece of shit. Just a horrible person, just pure evil, and gets to be on TV saying something
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that you would expect Hitler to say. Now, I'm very reserved, or at least I try to be,
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when making a Hitler analogy. But if you're literally demonizing a group of people with words
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that would put them in jail, if you believe them, you know, if you believe this was an erection,
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an erection, if you believe it's an erection, if you believe it's an insurrection, let's try that,
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then you would also believe those people should be jailed or, I don't know, executed, right? So this is
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just the most completely corrupt, evil fucking take I've ever seen. I mean, really, Donna Brazile,
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you should be ashamed of yourself. Just ashamed to be part of this. Just ashamed. I mean, I don't know
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how you sleep with yourself. Anyway. So I'm putting a little, a little pushback there.
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The worst take on the pandemic that I see is, I call this the most low value take on the pandemic,
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is people are pretending to act confused about why the tactics have changed when the data changed.
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Stop being confused about that. When the data changes, pretty typical for the strategy to change too.
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So what do we know now that we didn't know in the beginning of the pandemic? Well,
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all kinds of stuff, right? The data has changed. So if you see the tactics change,
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there's a reason for it. Might be a bad reason. Like the new mask mandates are based on data
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that's changing. I don't agree with the mandates, but at least you have to recognize that there's some
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data that's different. I mean, you know, that has to be noted. All right. So the CDC says you should
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still get a COVID vaccine, even if you've already had COVID. Now, I'm no medical expert, but I can tell
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a gigantic pile of bullshit pretty easily. Let me give you another example. I'm not a doctor.
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So no medical expertise here whatsoever. But if I came across a body that the head was severed from
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the torso, could I, without any medical training at all, determine that the person was deceased? Or
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would that be going too far? Would I be going into the medical field like, whoa, Scott, I don't think
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you're a doctor. Just because the head is not connected to the torso, don't be jumping to your
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layman conclusions that this person's dead. You need 16 years of medical training to make a
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determination like that. That's what people are telling me. People keep telling me that I'm not an
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expert. So therefore, I can't identify a two mile high pile of shit. Well, you're no expert. But I'm
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looking at a two mile high pile of shit. Am I wrong about that? I mean, I don't know everything about the
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field. But this little one thing I know, as I'm looking at it, gigantic pile of bullshit.
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And what do people say? Scott, you're no expert. You're no expert. So here's what I know. And the CDC
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went on and said, experts don't know how long you're protected from COVID after you recover.
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Now, that's true. But our experience is that immunity is long lasting from everything else.
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And we have no data to suggest that natural immunity won't be the best kind.
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Probably it probably is. I mean, based on what we know, probably it's the best kind.
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But the CDC, without new data, is saying that you should get vaccinated. Let me tell you what they
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should say if they wanted to have any credibility. All right. CDC has lost their credibility. It's just
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gone. It's not my fault. I'm just observing it. You can see it yourself. I hate it, because we need
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them to be credible. But this ain't it. All right. This ain't it. Now, even if they're right,
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and it would be unusual, if they were right about this specific thing, even if they're right that
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natural immunity, this is the one time it doesn't work. You know, we found the one novel virus where
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natural immunity is different than all the other things. Maybe. But it's unlikely. And there's no
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data to suggest it. So how about this? If they wanted to be completely credible,
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maybe they should say, you don't need a vaccination if you have immunity. But we're going to keep
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tracking that. And if we see that people in general are losing their immunity, we're going to circle back
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to that and tell you to get a vaccination, too. Now, I get it that it would be faster just to
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vaccinate everybody, even if they're infected, just in case. But you're asking them to put a drug in
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their body for a thing for which there is no indication that they need the drug. There might
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be. I mean, later, there might be an indication, right? As their immunity wanes, maybe. But then you
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do it. You don't do it because it might happen. You know, you don't get your you don't get a triple
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bypass because you might have a problem. I mean, you'd have to actually identify the problem before
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you did the operation. So the CDC is just totally fucked on this. I mean, they're just totally fucked
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up. Right. If you're trying to preserve your credibility, and you really need to if you're the
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CDC because you can't do anything without credibility. Right. You're useless. They got it.
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You got to try a little bit to be credible. Try just a little bit to be frickin credible. And this isn't
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it. This is just a pathetic failure. It's just pathetic, really. All right, here's an idea I was
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just acquainted with today. Thank you, Raul. The 14th Amendment. Did you know what the 14th Amendment
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says? It says that it can be used to borrow people from office if Congress basically says that they were
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involved in an insurrection? What? Did you know that? Like, I just learned this today,
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that apparently the 14th Amendment allows Congress and Congress alone, not the courts,
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but Congress alone, to say that an insurrection has happened. You know, they can brand it an insurrection,
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and then they can identify people that they say are part of it with no legal recourse. And if they have
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enough votes, they can just say, oh, you were in an insurrection that you can never run for office.
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Targeted at Trump, but of course, any Trump allies who are, you know, complicit. So it looks to me,
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ironically, like Pelosi might be using the 14th Amendment to stage what? An insurrection. If this
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actually happened, if Pelosi tried to use the 14th Amendment to, let's say, ban Trump or any of his
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allies from running for office, or even remove somebody from office, if she tried to do that,
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I would call that an insurrection. Because it would be an attempt to overthrow the will of the people,
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the voted, you know, the people that they want to vote in. And it would be using an
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an illegitimate means. Because you can call anything an insurrection. And this definitely wasn't one,
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January 6. So if she were to push this argument to its conclusion, and actually, you know, ban Trump,
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I would call that an insurrection. How would you not? It would be somebody trying to change the
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government without the voting process. Now, of course, they would be using an existing constitutional
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process, but illegitimately. If you illegitimately use the Constitution to change the nature of the
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government, isn't that? That's an insurrection, right? So what would happen if the Democrats pushed
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this line as far as they could, and then the Republicans ended up winning a sweeping majority
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in both houses and later the presidency? Couldn't the Republicans use the same thing to get rid of
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anybody who was in favor of using this to get rid of somebody else? I mean, how far does this go?
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Can you just grab the gun and turn it around? I don't know. Well, now Congress is going to be
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requiring, or already is, requiring masks for members of Congress. And I guess
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Lauren Boebert, yeah, Lauren Boebert already tossed the mask back in the face of some
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staffer. Now, I don't know if that literally happened, but we're speaking figuratively through
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the mask back at her. And so here's the question. Will there be any real leaders?
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Is there anybody in Congress who's just going to say, no, I'll take the penalty. I'm not going to wear
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a mask. I'll come to work politely every day and have authorities take me out and find me or whatever.
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Is anybody going to do that? Because, you know, it's not going to be very safe if only one or two
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people do it. You know, you need sort of all the Republicans to do it. Could the Republicans just get
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on a bus and drive to Texas so there's no quorum, so the infrastructure bill can't be voted on?
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Is that a thing? Can they do that? I mean, just like the Texas Democrats left the state so there
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would be no quorum and they couldn't have a vote on election stuff. Could the Republicans just
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hypothetically say, we're just going to jump on a bus and get out of town until the mask requirement
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goes away? I don't know. So I tend to like Lauren Boebert just because she's got Burt in the last
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part of her name. So it's sort of a Dilbert, Dogbert, Boebert situation. So I like her for that. I don't
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know about any of our other policies, but I like her last name. So I guess the Capitol Police have
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been directed to arrest staff and visitors at Congress to comply with the mask mandates.
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And, but for members, the people who are actually members of Congress, they advise not arresting,
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but quote, reporting members to SAA for their failure to comply. Fuck that. Fuck that.
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They're saying directly they're going to apply the law differently? Is that what this is telling me?
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Yeah. Where's, where's your equal treatment? Right. Fuck that. You either arrest every
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fucking person or you don't arrest anybody. You asshole, Nancy Pelosi. This is not cool.
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You've got to arrest them all or don't arrest any of them. Just period. We can't stand for that.
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You know, this is the fucking United States. You treat them all the same or fuck you.
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All right. You got to pay for that. And you're doing it right in front of us.
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Don't do it right in front of us. All right. Fucking piece of shit.
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All right. How many of you have seen Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of at least, or co-inventor,
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I don't know. So he's listed as an inventor of the mRNA vaccine technologies. And he's a
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vaccinologist, I think. So about the highest level of expert you could get.
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Now I saw him on Bannon's podcast. And then I saw a title that this is fake news, by the way.
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So the, this section is fake news. So the fake news is that there was a tweet going around and
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there was a video on rumble and it was titled as if Dr. Robert Malone had said this, it was titled
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the vaccine causes the virus to be more dangerous. How many of you believe that Dr. Robert Malone
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is telling the world that the vaccine causes the virus to be more dangerous? Real news or fake news?
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He did not. Right. It's fake news. And he said so himself. So he tweeted that this was fake news.
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Here's what he did say. And I'm going to remove all the smart parts. So I'm going to remove all the
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scientific talk. I'm going to give it to you in a dumb person talk. There is exactly one study
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that shows an indication that you should check the blood of a number of people to make sure it's not
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making things worse. Right? So there's one study that he hasn't looked at, you know, personally,
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he's just heard about, read about it, that has a suggestion that there's an indication
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in a very unreliable way, something about, you know, virus in the nose or something. And if you
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don't test it in the blood, you can't know for sure if what you're finding in the nose in one study,
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that he hasn't looked that, if the one study is sort of a sort of a flag that you should check
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further. That's all he said. There's a flag here that you need to check further, because if it's
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the worst case scenario, you would find it in the blood. And you could do that. It's a very,
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it's a very practical thing to do. And it's expensive and hard, but it's practical, you can do it. So
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yes, thank you, the blood titers, T-I-T-E-R. So there's nose titers and blood titers, and I don't know what
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the titers are. But if they're not tight enough, you got to tighten your titers. See, practically an
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expert. All right. Yeah. So just beware that there is at least one very qualified person who says,
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maybe we got a gigantic problem on our hands. But that's not confirmed. It's not even close to
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confirmed. It's just a really smart person who's smelling it early and telling us, let's check this.
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You got to check this. So just think of this in terms of something that might be a problem that you
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need to check. If you said to me, Scott, what is the track record of experts saying something might be
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a problem? Even very qualified people, something might be a problem, but we better check it. How often
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do you check it? And you find, indeed, it is the worst case scenario? Well, I don't know. How would
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you know? But yeah, I'm seeing in the comments, somebody says one in 10. That feels right, right?
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I don't know that that's right. But if you ask me after a lifetime of just existing in the world,
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and sort of, you know, breathing these situations, one chance in 10, he's right. But remember,
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if there's a one in 10 chance he's right, you got to fucking check the blood. Because if he's right,
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it's the worst case scenario. It's like really, really bad. So, I mean, Dr. Malone, I think,
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is doing a valuable public service. And I honor him for doing that. But even he says he can't be sure.
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So, don't go further than he's saying. All right. That is some of the most interesting
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thing that's happening today. Let's see if I missed anything in my poorly delivered notes.
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I think I got it all. That means it's time to do something else. So, thank you for watching.
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I don't know what happened to YouTube, but at least we've got this here. I did open the subscription
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gate so that everybody can see this particular video, but not necessarily other things that are
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on Locals behind the paywall. All right. And that is what I have for today. Now, let me ask you this.
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I know you hate the mask content, but it's somewhat unavoidable, wouldn't you say?
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Isn't it pretty unavoidable? Because really, we're talking about the legal part. We're talking
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about the logic of it, the science, etc. Yeah. Now, like I said, you know, I'm an anti-masker
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for the vaccinated, even though I know the Delta variant and even though I know I could get it.
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But at this point, I want it. Is that irrational? Is it irrational for me to say that
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being fully vaccinated with the Moderna vaccination, is it irrational for me to
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say that I want to catch the virus? Because the sooner the better. Nobody has a plan for me not to
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get it. Is that fair to say? Is it fair to say nobody has a plan, there's nothing being implemented
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now that could stop me from getting it. So let's just get it over with. I'm vaccinated. My vaccination
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rate is at the strongest point right now, because it's fairly fresh. So if I'm going to get the virus,
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I don't want it now. Am I wrong? Because I'm going to get it. I don't want to get it when my
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vaccination has worn off. Do I? You know, the worst time to get it would be right before you got a booster
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shot. And I don't even know if the Moderna people are going to need that. But.
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You know, I've heard I don't know if this is confirmed, but they used to have chicken pox parties
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where the kids with chicken pox would all hang out together so they could just freaking get the
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chicken pox and get it over with. And I feel like at least for the vaccinated, the recently vaccinated,
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the people whose vaccinations are fresh. I feel like I should be swimming in COVID right now
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for my health, for my long term benefit. I should be swimming in COVID. So I should take my mask off.
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Shouldn't I? Well, now that I'd be more spready. So I guess that there's two ways to look at that.
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All right. I think all this stuff is kind of interesting, especially in the psychological part of
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it. But if if the mask content, it just becomes impossible to handle anymore. I'll back off it.
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All right. That's all for now. Talk to you tomorrow.