Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 31, 2021


Episode 1547 Scott Adams: I'll Tell You About the Frightening News Today. Join Me If You Dare


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

146.60957

Word Count

8,696

Sentence Count

270

Misogynist Sentences

12

Hate Speech Sentences

19


Summary

In this episode: Alec Baldwin's wife tries to calm him down after he snaps at the press, a man who dresses up as a white supremacist for Halloween, and a group of ex-R.I.P. members dress up as white supremacists.


Transcript

00:00:00.380 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the best thing that's ever happened in the history of the universe,
00:00:07.760 metaverse, and every other verse.
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00:00:12.780 And you are smart enough and sexy enough to be here at the right time.
00:00:18.240 Yeah, and some of you are even prepared.
00:00:20.920 Others, still working on it, still working on it.
00:00:23.460 But if you'd like to crank it up a notch, and I think you do, don't you?
00:00:28.680 Yeah, yeah, why not?
00:00:31.200 Because as I learned in economics class in college,
00:00:35.340 my professor explained the most important thing I've ever heard in my life.
00:00:39.960 It's about money.
00:00:41.320 And I'm going to give you this important lesson,
00:00:44.200 which, in a way, summarizes four years of my college education.
00:00:50.540 It goes like this.
00:00:52.100 When it comes to money, more is better.
00:00:55.060 And when it comes to the simultaneous sip, more is better, too.
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00:01:07.520 No holes in the bottom.
00:01:08.980 No holes.
00:01:10.840 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:01:11.980 I like coffee.
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00:01:21.100 It's called the simultaneous sip.
00:01:23.820 It's going to happen now.
00:01:25.120 Watch what it does to your antibodies.
00:01:26.800 Watch this.
00:01:27.420 Watch this.
00:01:27.920 Go.
00:01:32.660 Whoa!
00:01:34.600 Is it my imagination,
00:01:36.060 or am I regrowing hair on the top of my head?
00:01:38.880 I mean, it feels like it.
00:01:40.020 The antibodies are going nuts now.
00:01:41.540 Now, here's a question for you.
00:01:46.080 Does my repeated reference to the improvement in your antibodies
00:01:51.240 actually cause anybody's antibodies to improve?
00:01:55.700 What do you think?
00:01:57.960 I've taught you much about persuasion and about the human body.
00:02:02.480 Speculate, if you will.
00:02:04.420 The fact that you come here, and we have some connection because you're here,
00:02:07.840 do you think they're reminding you that the simultaneous sip will improve your antibodies?
00:02:14.480 Do you think it will increase them?
00:02:17.840 I think so.
00:02:19.640 You know, your mileage might vary, but I think so.
00:02:24.120 All right, I just saw this post.
00:02:26.420 I think this was on Instagram, but originally on Twitter.
00:02:29.000 Somebody put it on Instagram.
00:02:30.740 By Neil Brennan.
00:02:31.860 I think this is the tweet that sums up everything for the last six years in one tweet.
00:02:41.580 Are you ready?
00:02:42.260 Remember, it's Halloween.
00:02:44.040 And he tweets,
00:02:45.180 Somewhere, a white person is planning a costume for tonight that's going to F up their whole future.
00:02:51.260 No, he didn't.
00:02:51.920 He used the whole word, not F.
00:02:53.940 But, yep.
00:02:56.740 Somewhere, somewhere, there's a white person putting on a costume that's going to ruin his whole life.
00:03:04.240 Or her whole life.
00:03:05.500 But I think it's probably a guy.
00:03:07.500 If I might be sexist for a moment, it's probably a guy.
00:03:11.580 It doesn't have to be.
00:03:13.140 Or probably.
00:03:14.020 Probably.
00:03:16.840 There's a story about Alec Baldwin.
00:03:19.220 He's finally talking to the press.
00:03:20.600 And as he was talking, his wife, Hilaria, tried to interject yourself into it.
00:03:26.740 And apparently, it's reported that Alec Baldwin snapped at his wife.
00:03:31.640 He snapped at her.
00:03:33.800 What was a word that they might have used in the past for a story like this?
00:03:39.540 Snapped at her.
00:03:41.280 Something about what she did caused a reaction in him to make him snap.
00:03:48.240 There's another word for that, isn't it?
00:03:50.600 Triggered.
00:03:52.000 Triggered.
00:03:52.820 Yeah.
00:03:53.840 Don't they usually say triggered?
00:03:56.460 I don't know why they didn't use it this time.
00:03:59.760 Well, my favorite story of the day, and it's hard to pick a favorite today.
00:04:03.460 Because the news is all crazy stuff.
00:04:06.140 But my favorite, probably, is the Lincoln Project.
00:04:10.160 You know, the Lincoln Project.
00:04:11.560 They're sort of the anti-Republican group.
00:04:15.780 Mostly they were anti-Trump, but anti-Republican, it seems.
00:04:18.960 And they're ex-Republicans, I guess.
00:04:22.560 So that was their deal.
00:04:24.520 And they tried to influence the Virginia governor race by having five of their members dress up as white supremacists.
00:04:33.800 Now, if you didn't know how white supremacists dress, this is one of the things that the Lincoln Project taught us.
00:04:43.280 Apparently, to dress like a white supremacist, you need a shirt, preferably white, with a collar.
00:04:50.200 And you need khaki pants, long khaki pants, and maybe a baseball hat.
00:04:59.640 You put that outfit on, and you accessorize with a tiki torch, and anybody's going to think you're a white supremacist.
00:05:09.440 Anybody who sees that, they're going to say, well, that's a white supremacist.
00:05:13.620 Look, you might as well be wearing the hood.
00:05:16.200 I mean, that's the whole uniform right there.
00:05:19.200 And so five of them pretended to be actual white supremacists,
00:05:23.380 and they posed in front of the Republican candidate's bus to make it seem as if he was associated with the white supremacy.
00:05:31.640 Now, I've seen this story for sort of a couple days old, or several days old, the story.
00:05:40.640 And there was one small detail in the story that I missed.
00:05:44.600 And what I understood about it was that people were wondering whether these were real white supremacists
00:05:51.240 or perhaps, you know, some kind of a political theater.
00:05:55.600 And, you know, I looked quickly at the picture and wasn't too interested.
00:05:58.760 And I thought to myself, yeah, it looks like some people pretending to be white supremacists, or maybe they are, I don't know.
00:06:04.760 But I didn't really look too closely at the picture.
00:06:07.900 Did anybody look closely at the picture?
00:06:11.300 There were only five of them.
00:06:13.820 One of them's black.
00:06:17.140 I'm not making this up.
00:06:19.240 They sent a black guy to pretend to be a white supremacist.
00:06:24.120 And there were only five people.
00:06:25.620 But they decided that diversity in their project was perhaps more important than authenticity.
00:06:34.420 And so they favored diversity over authenticity and sent a black guy, which represented 20% of all the people there.
00:06:43.900 And one was a woman, a white woman.
00:06:46.240 And this is how well they did their prank.
00:06:51.340 Now, here's the funny part.
00:06:53.380 You're probably thinking to yourself, you know, if I were going to design a prank where I was trying to convince people that these were white supremacists,
00:07:00.400 I probably would discriminate against the black candidate for that job.
00:07:06.220 I don't know.
00:07:06.720 I probably would discriminate, because that's just me.
00:07:10.980 I have a bad character.
00:07:13.180 But the people of the Lincoln Project have shown us the way and showed us what good character looks like and people who are more woke, I think.
00:07:22.900 And so 20% of their white supremacists were a black man.
00:07:26.800 You have to admire their commitment to diversity.
00:07:31.940 I think that's admirable.
00:07:34.980 CNN has some fake news.
00:07:36.880 Surprise?
00:07:37.680 Are you surprised?
00:07:39.220 Are you surprised that CNN has some fake news?
00:07:42.480 Well, here's the fake headline trick, where the headline doesn't match the story.
00:07:47.840 I think this is their favorite trick, because people don't read the story.
00:07:53.520 Is anybody guilty of reading the headline and thinking, well, I don't think I need to read the story, because the headline is the story?
00:08:01.280 You know, if you read a headline that says, Biden stubs his toe, do you need to read the rest of the story?
00:08:10.940 Because if he had hurt himself badly, it would say, you know, Biden hospitalized.
00:08:14.280 But you read a headline, Biden stubs his toe, you think, well, I don't need the detail.
00:08:19.780 I don't need to know which toe it was or how he did it.
00:08:22.120 He stubbed his toe.
00:08:23.760 So CNN does this, where they'll give you the headline to make you think you know the story.
00:08:29.440 And this one was, their headline was, quote, a completely damning video of a Trump ally emerges.
00:08:36.540 And it showed an undercover video of conservative lawyer John Eastman.
00:08:40.780 And he was part of the conversation about, you know, not certifying the election and seeing if Pence would overturn it.
00:08:50.160 And so I decided to play the completely damning video.
00:08:57.800 There wasn't anything even slightly damning in it.
00:09:00.800 It was like nothing damning at all.
00:09:03.160 It was literally exactly what you already knew, that he and other people thought, yeah, wouldn't it be great if Pence could overturn this thing?
00:09:11.980 It's all the stuff we do.
00:09:14.000 There's literally nothing damning in it.
00:09:16.200 That isn't just common knowledge already.
00:09:18.920 So, yes, the completely damning video that had no damning information in it.
00:09:22.820 Here's some more fake CNN news, where the headline doesn't match the news.
00:09:27.820 It said that Fox News is trying to distance itself from Tucker Carlson.
00:09:33.580 Fox News is trying to distance itself from Tucker Carlson.
00:09:38.300 And it's because, and you say to yourself, whoa.
00:09:41.460 You know, the implication of this is, whoa.
00:09:44.280 Even Fox News management has figured out what a monster Tucker Carlson is.
00:09:50.900 So they're trying to distance themselves.
00:09:52.580 But then you listen to the story, or you read it, and is the story about Fox News distancing itself?
00:10:02.880 Nope.
00:10:03.940 Nope.
00:10:05.060 It's not the story.
00:10:06.500 Here's the story that they characterized as Fox News distancing itself.
00:10:11.600 Apparently, in an exchange with some publicist or PR person associated with Fox News, that person, the PR person said, quote,
00:10:23.980 Can you please add, so it's clear, that these new episodes, talking about the new series that Tucker Carlson is having.
00:10:34.800 And he said, Can you make it clear that these episodes are on Fox Nation?
00:10:37.840 Now, that's their app where you can see extra opinion stuff.
00:10:41.600 Make it clear that it's on Fox Nation, the subscription-based streaming platform that is behind a paywall.
00:10:48.520 I don't see that noted anywhere in the piece.
00:10:51.520 Tucker Carlson Originals, which is what this episode is, is not for the channel, meaning not for the regular Fox News.
00:10:58.480 Now, is that an example of Fox News distancing itself from Tucker Carlson?
00:11:04.900 I don't see it.
00:11:08.660 Here's what I see.
00:11:11.080 Fox News is really good at separating news from opinion.
00:11:17.300 That's what just happened.
00:11:19.160 Fox News said, Make sure you know that we separate the news from the opinion.
00:11:24.240 Now, Fox News Channel, as opposed to Fox Nation, the app that they also are associated with,
00:11:31.540 Fox News Channel also does a good job, in my opinion, of saying this program is news and this is opinion.
00:11:39.480 Whereas CNN, what's the big criticism you hear from me about CNN?
00:11:45.020 That they don't do that.
00:11:46.080 Their news slash opinion is sort of merged.
00:11:52.320 All their news is opinion-y.
00:11:54.600 And I'm not saying that's good or bad.
00:11:57.060 I'm just saying that's a different business model.
00:11:59.520 Whereas Fox News likes to let you know what's news and what's opinion.
00:12:04.200 And I think a PR person just emphasized exactly what they want you to know.
00:12:09.120 What is news and what's opinion?
00:12:10.680 If it's on Fox Nation, it's opinion.
00:12:12.560 Now, is that distancing or is that clarifying?
00:12:18.040 To me, it's just clarifying.
00:12:20.080 It's clarifying a basic corporate philosophy of separating their news from their opinion.
00:12:26.560 But it's treated like CNN, like it's some kind of flaw.
00:12:31.000 All right.
00:12:31.700 So I call that fake news.
00:12:35.000 Then New York Times had a little fake news themselves.
00:12:38.560 So I was reading an article just, I think it was today.
00:12:44.820 It said that the New York Times, it said that the FBI informants, the idea that there were
00:12:49.920 FBI informants behind January 6th, that it was actually organized as like a false flag,
00:12:55.340 et cetera, has been debunked, has been repeatedly debunked.
00:13:00.980 So that's what the New York Times says.
00:13:02.360 That the idea that the FBI was behind the January 6th stuff has been repeatedly debunked.
00:13:09.060 And they linked it to two articles.
00:13:12.700 One was hyperlinked repeatedly, and the other was separately debunked.
00:13:19.380 Now, if you're reading this, do you say to yourself, oh, it looks like this is pretty well debunked,
00:13:25.000 because it's been debunked repeatedly and debunked.
00:13:28.720 Now, do you click on those links?
00:13:32.160 How many people click on those two links?
00:13:34.840 They say it's been repeatedly, and here you can see for yourself, debunked, and see for
00:13:39.560 yourself.
00:13:40.640 Well, I click those links to see if they've been repeatedly debunked.
00:13:46.260 Here's what debunked means in the New York Times way of thinking.
00:13:51.220 First of all, it's a link to their own reporting.
00:13:53.880 Okay.
00:13:54.640 Just note that.
00:13:55.540 It's their own reporting.
00:13:56.400 It said that there is no evidence of this claim in June.
00:14:03.300 So in early June, they said there's no evidence for this claim.
00:14:07.540 Is that debunked?
00:14:10.680 If a major news organization says there's no evidence of a thing they looked for no evidence
00:14:17.080 of, we didn't find anything when we didn't do our research, and when we didn't look for
00:14:23.520 it, there was nothing there.
00:14:24.500 And that's what they called it, a debunk.
00:14:27.800 It's debunked because they didn't look for it and didn't find it.
00:14:31.940 Now, I happen to think it didn't happen.
00:14:34.800 Just to be clear, I want to be clear, I don't think the FBI organized the riots.
00:14:42.400 I'm open to the argument, though.
00:14:44.440 I'm open to the argument that there was some involvement, and maybe in some way you could
00:14:48.960 claim that that happened.
00:14:49.720 I'm open to it.
00:14:51.420 I just, same as the New York Times, I haven't seen any argument to debunk it, or I'm sorry,
00:14:58.020 I haven't seen any evidence for it.
00:15:01.100 Now, I also haven't seen the special because it hasn't run yet.
00:15:05.760 So, I think they're debunking something they haven't seen that has to be noted.
00:15:12.200 They've only seen the trailer, and I can't imagine the trailer gives you the context you
00:15:16.320 would need.
00:15:17.860 So, the FBI, so that was one link.
00:15:21.160 One link was from June.
00:15:22.760 Now, isn't the entire, I haven't seen the special, of course, because it hasn't run, but back me
00:15:28.900 on this assumption, we can't know for sure, but isn't the assumption that we've learned
00:15:33.640 something since June?
00:15:36.040 Am I wrong about this?
00:15:37.540 Give me a fact check on this.
00:15:39.380 Isn't the whole Tucker Carlson special based on what we've learned since June?
00:15:46.880 Am I wrong?
00:15:48.840 Yeah, I think I'm right.
00:15:50.060 So, when the New York Times says it's been repeatedly debunked and linked to an article
00:15:54.800 from June, when the entire point of it is we've learned things recently, that's just
00:16:01.460 fake news, isn't it?
00:16:02.960 How is that not fake news?
00:16:05.240 I mean, it looks like it's intended to be misleading.
00:16:08.820 It doesn't look like an accident, does it?
00:16:12.100 And then the other link I looked at was from March.
00:16:16.500 It was from March.
00:16:17.520 Do you think we've learned anything about January 6th since March?
00:16:23.720 And the New York Times was trying to sell these two links as clearly debunking it.
00:16:29.000 And then the only debunk in it was a link to Snopes basically saying it was unfounded in March.
00:16:38.140 So, again, I actually, my prediction would be that no matter how much you look into it,
00:16:43.700 and no matter what I hear on Tucker Carlson's show that I haven't seen yet, because it hasn't aired,
00:16:49.400 I don't think that that will, that the speculation that the FBI caused it, I don't think that that's going to hold.
00:16:57.640 But I could be wrong.
00:16:59.420 Does everybody hear this part?
00:17:01.640 Because if it turns out I'm wrong, I want you to remember the part where I said,
00:17:06.220 you know, I'm not positive about it, but my best guess, if I had to put odds on it, 80%,
00:17:14.640 I'd say I'm 80% confident you won't find the FBI who is behind it.
00:17:19.840 But 20% is a pretty big number.
00:17:23.520 And the 20% isn't based on anything except just how I feel, you know, experience, I guess.
00:17:28.640 All right, President Biden met with Turkey's Erdogan,
00:17:36.560 and it made me wonder, is there a story that hasn't been told?
00:17:42.400 Correct me if I'm wrong.
00:17:43.860 Go back into the Wayback Machine.
00:17:46.240 Reverse your time.
00:17:49.460 I take you back to a time when a president named Trump
00:17:53.540 was discussing pulling American troops out of Syria,
00:17:57.860 and the big conversation was,
00:17:59.660 you fool, you fool, you can't do that,
00:18:02.240 because the Kurds who have been our allies
00:18:04.320 will be slaughtered the moment we leave.
00:18:07.540 That really happened, right?
00:18:08.960 I mean, the story happened.
00:18:11.600 And then time passes.
00:18:15.020 What happened to the Kurds?
00:18:18.460 Is there any update on the Kurds?
00:18:20.500 Because I was kind of worried about that, weren't you?
00:18:26.080 I mean, that seemed like a pretty major deal.
00:18:29.780 Not just in terms of, you know, life and death,
00:18:32.720 but in terms of strategic, I don't know, branding for the United States.
00:18:37.480 If we could abandon that ally, we could abandon another.
00:18:41.660 And apparently we did in Afghanistan.
00:18:43.420 So I think it's a big part of the story.
00:18:46.300 Did the Kurds have a bad ending?
00:18:49.220 Or did they just negotiate their way
00:18:51.940 to some kind of a, you know, stable situation?
00:18:57.620 Does anybody know what happened?
00:19:00.420 Yeah.
00:19:01.080 Were the Kurds in the way?
00:19:09.440 Somebody's asking me if I'm biased
00:19:11.000 because I'm predicting that the FBI were not involved.
00:19:14.640 But I don't know.
00:19:15.700 What would be the bias?
00:19:17.680 Biased by what?
00:19:18.560 If you're looking at just a prediction
00:19:23.360 that's just based on how I feel and my experience,
00:19:27.340 it's not really based on much,
00:19:29.320 then I would say, I don't know if it's bias
00:19:31.820 or just we're all biased all the time.
00:19:34.500 So maybe that's just built into it.
00:19:36.540 I think bias is built into every prediction, isn't it?
00:19:39.720 I don't think you can separate that.
00:19:41.960 All right.
00:19:42.740 Here's what I would like all of you to do.
00:19:44.500 I don't ask you for much, do I?
00:19:48.180 I mean, I try to give you this best quality entertainment
00:19:51.460 that's ever existed in the history of civilization and before.
00:19:55.340 And what do I ask in return?
00:19:58.980 What do I ask in return?
00:20:00.720 Very little.
00:20:01.900 Very little.
00:20:02.900 But today I have an ask.
00:20:04.420 And I would like us all to join together
00:20:08.080 in what I consider a very important cause,
00:20:11.600 which is a prank to see how many people we can convince
00:20:16.200 that President Biden's real name,
00:20:19.880 that his real legal name,
00:20:21.420 is Francis Joseph Biden.
00:20:26.300 Also known as F. Joe Biden.
00:20:30.720 Can we do that?
00:20:32.540 Can we start calling him Francis Joseph Biden?
00:20:36.380 Just sort of throw it in, you know, some references.
00:20:39.300 Don't even make a big deal about it.
00:20:41.380 Maybe just do a tweet in which you refer to him that way.
00:20:44.840 Possibly when you're talking to your friends,
00:20:46.940 you say, I don't know,
00:20:48.840 I'm not so sure Francis Joseph Biden
00:20:51.000 is doing the job that we elected him for.
00:20:53.880 Or you might say,
00:20:55.440 oh, I heard that Francis Joseph Biden
00:20:58.860 was visiting the Pope.
00:21:00.880 And don't make a big deal about it.
00:21:02.540 Just throw it in as a reference.
00:21:05.120 Francis Joseph Biden.
00:21:07.100 Because if we can get this to work,
00:21:09.320 then we can also tweet F.JoeBiden.
00:21:13.580 And it looks like we're just talking about his name.
00:21:16.340 So F.JoeBiden, president.
00:21:18.840 Which leads to a very important question
00:21:23.140 from Twitter user Willy Nilly,
00:21:25.840 who asked this insightful question.
00:21:27.760 Did people hate Scott Fitzgerald?
00:21:33.620 I'm just going to let that settle for a little bit.
00:21:37.440 Did people hate Scott Fitzgerald?
00:21:40.420 Now, that's only for you who are literary in nature
00:21:43.600 and know that there's a famous author
00:21:46.260 named F. Scott Fitzgerald.
00:21:48.480 It's very funny if you knew that.
00:21:51.180 All right.
00:21:52.240 We have a new video of Biden molesting the Pope.
00:21:57.160 And by molesting, I mean
00:21:58.900 when Joe Biden grabs your hand for a handshake,
00:22:02.500 that mofo doesn't let go.
00:22:05.880 And it got a little too close.
00:22:09.040 And you've got to watch the video
00:22:10.460 of Joe Biden not releasing the Pope's hand,
00:22:14.140 getting way too close to his personal space
00:22:16.240 during a pandemic,
00:22:17.900 and spitting a very long story onto his face.
00:22:24.180 And, you know, they say that you can get,
00:22:27.520 you can still carry COVID if you're vaccinated.
00:22:30.240 Now, I know the president probably gets tested
00:22:32.420 every day and every time he goes into a meeting
00:22:34.800 with world leaders.
00:22:36.460 But there's a non-zero chance
00:22:39.320 that Francis Joseph Biden
00:22:42.040 just gave the Pope COVID.
00:22:46.980 Which I don't wish on the Pope at all.
00:22:50.040 I don't wish on the Pope at all.
00:22:52.380 But here's another reference.
00:22:55.460 You're going to make a joke
00:22:56.300 that no more than 20% of you will get.
00:22:59.620 So this is just for the 20% who get it.
00:23:01.580 When I saw the photo of Joe Biden
00:23:03.960 together with the Pope,
00:23:05.220 I thought to myself,
00:23:06.740 huh, I'll bet both of them shit in the woods.
00:23:11.900 Anybody?
00:23:13.560 Anybody?
00:23:14.980 That reference?
00:23:16.900 I think both of them shit in the woods?
00:23:19.300 Anybody?
00:23:21.500 Okay.
00:23:22.440 I guess that one was just for me.
00:23:25.720 Maybe it was just for me.
00:23:27.200 But if you knew what I was referring to,
00:23:31.100 it's kind of funny.
00:23:32.360 It's kind of funny.
00:23:34.840 All right.
00:23:35.400 So there's a Rupar video of their meeting.
00:23:38.880 By Rupar, I mean a deviously edited video
00:23:42.320 to make Biden look more incapable
00:23:46.220 than he actually is.
00:23:47.580 So the video,
00:23:49.140 in the real thing,
00:23:50.640 without the fake edit,
00:23:51.720 that Biden is launching into a very long story
00:23:55.160 about Satchel Paige,
00:23:56.820 a black baseball player
00:23:58.100 who, I don't know,
00:23:59.420 broke some records.
00:24:01.080 And
00:24:01.400 the Rupar part
00:24:05.420 is they cut out the part
00:24:06.720 where Biden
00:24:08.320 explains what he's talking about.
00:24:10.320 and it looks like
00:24:12.200 Biden is
00:24:13.200 it looks like
00:24:21.020 it looks like
00:24:22.240 it looks like
00:24:26.840 it looks like Biden
00:24:28.340 thinks he's meeting Satchel Paige.
00:24:35.280 But
00:24:36.000 Satchel Paige,
00:24:38.160 a famous old baseball player
00:24:40.440 who was black.
00:24:43.600 And
00:24:44.080 and the funniest part is
00:24:45.620 I saw people in the comments
00:24:46.760 who are like,
00:24:47.420 you know,
00:24:47.780 WTF?
00:24:48.880 What's going on here?
00:24:50.020 Because they actually thought
00:24:51.140 they thought it was within
00:24:52.680 the realm of possibility
00:24:53.940 that
00:24:54.900 that Biden
00:24:56.440 had met the Pope
00:24:57.300 and confused him
00:24:58.580 with an American
00:24:59.240 black baseball player.
00:25:01.280 And
00:25:01.300 and
00:25:03.500 you have to ask yourself
00:25:05.000 if there are American citizens
00:25:06.780 who
00:25:07.200 who
00:25:07.520 their
00:25:08.160 their first
00:25:08.840 encounter with that
00:25:10.220 was that it was probably true.
00:25:14.080 And that's the leader we
00:25:15.320 that's the leader we elected.
00:25:17.940 Oh
00:25:18.240 but my favorite part
00:25:19.720 you have to see this video
00:25:21.100 it's funny all the way through
00:25:22.420 but
00:25:23.240 the funniest part to me
00:25:24.660 was
00:25:25.480 the funniest part to me
00:25:31.900 was
00:25:32.800 Biden's
00:25:33.300 you know
00:25:33.520 holding his hand
00:25:34.760 and
00:25:35.180 holding him too close
00:25:36.460 and he launches into
00:25:37.720 this boring story
00:25:38.780 and then
00:25:40.140 the
00:25:40.540 I guess the translator
00:25:41.720 realized
00:25:42.260 uh oh
00:25:42.700 you know
00:25:43.540 this is more than
00:25:44.260 how are you doing
00:25:44.900 so I'd better run in there
00:25:46.100 and translate.
00:25:47.380 So the translator
00:25:48.060 runs in there
00:25:48.760 to translate
00:25:49.560 his
00:25:49.860 his way too long
00:25:51.060 boring story
00:25:51.820 about
00:25:52.060 Satchel Paige
00:25:53.000 you know
00:25:54.020 winning
00:25:54.600 I don't know
00:25:55.420 doing a
00:25:56.080 shutout at age 45
00:25:57.400 or something like that
00:25:58.200 and
00:25:59.080 as Biden gets to
00:26:00.380 close to the end
00:26:02.020 of the story
00:26:02.620 but he hasn't reached
00:26:03.960 the punchline
00:26:04.680 the translator
00:26:06.200 tells the Pope
00:26:06.960 you know
00:26:07.240 he's not done
00:26:07.740 with the story
00:26:08.240 but the Pope
00:26:09.440 I think
00:26:10.360 hoping that the story
00:26:11.400 is over
00:26:11.800 he does the universal
00:26:13.660 the universal
00:26:15.400 body language
00:26:16.320 that says
00:26:16.740 ah ha ha
00:26:17.300 that's a good story
00:26:18.780 and we're done
00:26:19.300 with the story
00:26:19.760 now
00:26:19.980 he does the
00:26:20.860 you know
00:26:23.300 the fake laugh
00:26:24.080 but then
00:26:25.500 he realizes
00:26:26.100 that wasn't
00:26:26.860 the punchline
00:26:27.480 that there's
00:26:28.720 more to come
00:26:29.320 and I
00:26:30.120 and I could
00:26:30.460 just imagine
00:26:31.040 the Pope
00:26:31.500 like praying
00:26:32.320 to God
00:26:32.800 in that moment
00:26:33.480 dear God
00:26:34.740 please make him
00:26:36.580 let go of my hand
00:26:37.440 and end this story
00:26:38.320 get his
00:26:39.500 COVID spittle
00:26:41.040 out of my face
00:26:42.500 dear God
00:26:43.720 what have I done
00:26:44.360 to you
00:26:44.800 have I sinned
00:26:45.900 well I thought
00:26:46.800 I'd been a good
00:26:47.480 Catholic
00:26:48.000 no help me
00:26:49.400 help me
00:26:49.960 help me
00:26:50.520 now that's what
00:26:51.320 I thought the Pope
00:26:52.120 was thinking
00:26:52.640 but maybe I'm
00:26:54.660 wrong about that
00:26:55.340 really
00:26:55.800 just speculation
00:26:56.660 well what else
00:27:01.360 is happening
00:27:01.860 and the other
00:27:04.640 thing that's funny
00:27:05.260 about that story
00:27:06.040 is it was the
00:27:07.120 kind of story
00:27:07.860 that you
00:27:08.460 you really don't
00:27:09.400 think there's
00:27:09.800 much chance
00:27:10.440 it's going to
00:27:10.840 translate too
00:27:11.480 well
00:27:11.720 and but
00:27:13.840 Biden was not
00:27:15.900 was not
00:27:16.700 disappointed
00:27:17.160 all right
00:27:17.660 there's an
00:27:19.740 interesting little
00:27:20.620 Twitter battle
00:27:22.420 going on
00:27:23.080 if you can
00:27:23.460 call it that
00:27:23.940 between
00:27:24.300 anti-racist
00:27:26.760 what would you
00:27:28.280 call him
00:27:28.680 Ibram Kendi
00:27:30.100 if you like him
00:27:32.680 you'd call him
00:27:33.460 a warrior
00:27:35.000 on the side
00:27:36.560 of anti-racism
00:27:37.500 and one of the
00:27:38.740 most famous
00:27:39.160 people
00:27:39.600 promoting
00:27:41.000 you know
00:27:42.640 the fight
00:27:43.680 against
00:27:44.120 systemic racism
00:27:45.700 now if you
00:27:46.920 don't like him
00:27:47.540 you would say
00:27:49.020 he's a racist
00:27:49.660 so depending on
00:27:51.480 whether you like
00:27:52.080 him or you
00:27:52.540 don't like him
00:27:53.040 he's either
00:27:53.520 obviously a racist
00:27:55.020 or he's an
00:27:55.720 anti-racist
00:27:56.380 so he's the
00:27:57.980 greatest person
00:27:58.620 or the worst
00:27:59.040 person depending
00:27:59.700 on your point
00:28:00.140 of view
00:28:00.380 and he had a
00:28:02.080 little Twitter
00:28:02.480 exchange with
00:28:03.160 Jack Posobiec
00:28:04.200 you all know
00:28:05.300 Jack from
00:28:06.120 Twitter
00:28:06.400 and the issue
00:28:09.940 was about
00:28:10.700 so Ibram Kendi
00:28:13.380 at first
00:28:14.500 some background
00:28:15.500 I told you about
00:28:16.180 this story before
00:28:16.900 but there's an
00:28:17.380 update to it
00:28:17.960 so Kendi
00:28:19.460 had tweeted
00:28:20.060 that there
00:28:21.360 were a bunch
00:28:21.720 of white
00:28:22.100 people
00:28:22.560 who were
00:28:23.320 applying to
00:28:23.820 college
00:28:24.220 and lying
00:28:24.820 about their
00:28:25.260 ethnicity
00:28:25.680 thinking it
00:28:26.880 would give
00:28:27.140 them an
00:28:27.760 advantage
00:28:28.160 and the
00:28:31.120 I guess
00:28:31.880 75%
00:28:32.760 of the
00:28:33.660 kids who
00:28:34.180 claimed they
00:28:34.600 were Native
00:28:35.080 American
00:28:35.540 got accepted
00:28:36.280 to college
00:28:36.780 and so
00:28:39.980 and then he
00:28:40.700 later deleted
00:28:41.720 his own tweet
00:28:42.500 and a lot
00:28:44.340 of people
00:28:44.660 including me
00:28:45.420 said well
00:28:46.240 I think
00:28:46.720 there's an
00:28:47.280 obvious reason
00:28:48.040 he deleted
00:28:48.540 the tweet
00:28:49.000 because it
00:28:50.040 proves everything
00:28:50.720 he said
00:28:51.280 is wrong
00:28:52.320 that systemic
00:28:54.740 racism does
00:28:56.000 exist but it's
00:28:56.760 against white
00:28:57.400 people because
00:28:58.520 white people are
00:28:59.320 trying to pretend
00:29:00.100 to be another
00:29:00.820 ethnicity to get
00:29:01.820 advantages
00:29:02.360 and so the
00:29:04.720 speculation is
00:29:05.600 because we can't
00:29:06.260 read Ibram
00:29:07.760 Kendi's mind
00:29:08.840 and I don't think
00:29:09.980 it would be fair
00:29:10.440 to do that
00:29:10.980 but the
00:29:11.940 speculation was
00:29:12.920 the reason
00:29:13.720 he
00:29:14.060 let's get rid
00:29:17.260 of this
00:29:17.560 red-haired
00:29:18.020 guy again
00:29:18.600 goodbye
00:29:20.260 all right
00:29:21.640 the speculation
00:29:22.400 is that he
00:29:23.280 realized that
00:29:23.880 his tweet
00:29:24.420 debunked his
00:29:25.720 entire philosophy
00:29:26.720 and reason for
00:29:27.480 being because
00:29:28.420 it showed that
00:29:28.980 white people
00:29:29.400 were pretending
00:29:29.980 to be people
00:29:31.200 of color to
00:29:31.860 get advantages
00:29:32.420 now when
00:29:33.880 Jack
00:29:34.240 Posabek
00:29:35.840 tweeted
00:29:36.620 you know
00:29:37.660 something of
00:29:38.180 that nature
00:29:38.680 Jack used
00:29:41.580 the phrase
00:29:42.160 I broke
00:29:43.960 him
00:29:44.160 or I broke
00:29:45.360 I broke
00:29:46.680 Kendi
00:29:47.100 so that was
00:29:48.500 Jack's tweet
00:29:49.100 and it was
00:29:49.800 referring to
00:29:50.440 the you know
00:29:51.200 the exchange
00:29:52.760 and
00:29:54.160 I have to
00:29:57.120 agree with
00:29:57.840 Jack except
00:29:59.040 if I did
00:30:00.900 if I did
00:30:02.820 apparently
00:30:03.900 I'd be a
00:30:04.440 racist
00:30:04.840 because what
00:30:05.960 we learned
00:30:06.380 from Ibram
00:30:07.500 Kendi
00:30:07.760 is that
00:30:09.120 using the
00:30:10.240 words that
00:30:10.900 you broke
00:30:11.580 him
00:30:11.860 if it's
00:30:12.800 referring to
00:30:13.440 a black
00:30:14.080 man or
00:30:14.540 woman
00:30:14.840 that you
00:30:15.980 broke
00:30:16.380 them
00:30:16.680 that is
00:30:17.780 a reference
00:30:18.360 to slavery
00:30:19.060 did you know
00:30:20.580 that
00:30:20.800 did you know
00:30:22.100 that you
00:30:22.440 say when
00:30:22.820 you say
00:30:23.100 you broke
00:30:23.600 somebody
00:30:24.060 it's actually
00:30:25.280 that historical
00:30:26.260 roots are
00:30:27.840 in slavery
00:30:28.360 and so really
00:30:29.060 it's a reference
00:30:29.540 to breaking
00:30:30.100 a slave
00:30:30.540 did you
00:30:31.640 know that
00:30:32.100 no you
00:30:33.680 didn't know
00:30:34.120 that because
00:30:34.600 it's not
00:30:34.980 fucking true
00:30:35.760 right
00:30:36.800 now it
00:30:38.740 might be
00:30:39.080 historically
00:30:39.540 true that
00:30:40.020 the word
00:30:40.340 was used
00:30:40.860 in slavery
00:30:42.180 I don't
00:30:42.560 know
00:30:42.800 but words
00:30:44.120 get used
00:30:44.820 in lots
00:30:45.720 of different
00:30:46.080 ways
00:30:46.460 when people
00:30:47.840 say they
00:30:48.320 broke somebody
00:30:49.020 it is purely
00:30:49.900 a Twitter
00:30:50.460 reference
00:30:51.040 it's a
00:30:51.960 social media
00:30:52.500 reference
00:30:53.020 that's all
00:30:53.720 it is
00:30:54.060 and
00:30:55.080 what does
00:30:57.540 it tell
00:30:57.860 you when
00:30:58.400 somebody makes
00:30:59.080 a point
00:30:59.560 and then
00:31:00.080 the response
00:31:00.660 to the
00:31:00.960 point
00:31:01.160 is to
00:31:01.560 attack
00:31:01.980 the
00:31:02.720 messenger
00:31:03.220 what does
00:31:05.120 it mean
00:31:05.620 when somebody
00:31:06.460 ignores
00:31:07.260 the point
00:31:08.200 and attacks
00:31:09.740 the messenger
00:31:10.840 in this case
00:31:12.180 by calling
00:31:12.660 Jack
00:31:13.000 a racist
00:31:14.000 for using
00:31:14.660 the term
00:31:15.180 broke
00:31:15.900 what's that
00:31:18.100 mean
00:31:18.320 well it could
00:31:20.480 mean that
00:31:20.960 you're dealing
00:31:21.340 with a
00:31:22.080 vulnerable
00:31:23.180 narcissist
00:31:23.780 that would
00:31:24.760 be one
00:31:25.280 possible
00:31:26.020 explanation
00:31:26.780 because
00:31:27.620 vulnerable
00:31:28.020 narcissists
00:31:28.720 use this
00:31:29.260 technique
00:31:29.740 if you
00:31:31.060 counter
00:31:32.020 their argument
00:31:32.660 with anything
00:31:33.280 effective
00:31:33.740 they will
00:31:34.640 never argue
00:31:35.220 their argument
00:31:35.740 they will
00:31:36.480 go right
00:31:36.880 at what's
00:31:37.200 wrong
00:31:37.400 with you
00:31:37.760 they attack
00:31:38.420 the messenger
00:31:38.920 so I'm
00:31:40.320 not saying
00:31:40.700 that Kendi
00:31:41.480 is a
00:31:42.120 vulnerable
00:31:42.480 narcissist
00:31:42.960 I'm just
00:31:43.500 saying that's
00:31:43.920 a behavior
00:31:44.360 associated
00:31:45.000 with people
00:31:46.040 who have
00:31:46.280 a personality
00:31:46.840 disorder
00:31:47.380 so
00:31:48.720 whatever
00:31:49.700 the issue
00:31:51.220 is with
00:31:51.740 Kendi
00:31:52.000 it matches
00:31:53.060 the symptoms
00:31:54.180 of a
00:31:54.560 personality
00:31:55.020 disorder
00:31:55.620 as opposed
00:31:56.880 to an
00:31:57.660 argument
00:31:58.020 but then
00:32:01.020 Kendi
00:32:01.260 said that
00:32:01.860 Jack lied
00:32:03.240 about Kendi's
00:32:04.760 tweet
00:32:05.060 but he didn't
00:32:06.100 really detail
00:32:07.660 what he lied
00:32:08.200 about so I
00:32:08.720 tweeted to ask
00:32:09.380 for a
00:32:09.620 clarification
00:32:10.100 and what
00:32:12.320 Kendi
00:32:12.760 said was
00:32:13.380 that Jack
00:32:15.920 was basically
00:32:16.860 mischaracterizing
00:32:17.940 Kendi's
00:32:18.900 thinking
00:32:19.260 because
00:32:20.520 he referred
00:32:22.000 to Jack's
00:32:22.540 tweet
00:32:22.760 as a
00:32:23.140 tortured
00:32:23.480 line
00:32:23.880 of
00:32:24.040 thinking
00:32:24.380 that since
00:32:25.560 white
00:32:25.840 applicants
00:32:26.360 quote
00:32:26.760 think they
00:32:27.560 get an
00:32:27.900 advantage
00:32:28.400 by lying
00:32:29.600 then it
00:32:30.100 must be
00:32:30.440 true
00:32:30.720 therefore
00:32:32.040 structural
00:32:32.620 racism
00:32:33.100 doesn't
00:32:33.640 exist
00:32:34.080 now
00:32:35.040 this is
00:32:35.880 Kendi
00:32:36.120 putting a
00:32:36.840 ridiculous
00:32:37.440 argument
00:32:37.880 into
00:32:38.400 Jack's
00:32:40.280 head
00:32:40.760 as if
00:32:41.900 Jack said
00:32:42.300 it
00:32:42.480 which is
00:32:43.220 the typical
00:32:43.720 Twitter way
00:32:44.280 of arguing
00:32:44.680 I guess
00:32:45.220 but
00:32:47.280 here's
00:32:47.800 the thing
00:32:48.260 is the
00:32:51.400 problem
00:32:51.740 that the
00:32:52.220 white
00:32:52.460 applicants
00:32:53.000 wrongly
00:32:54.260 believe
00:32:54.620 they'll
00:32:54.880 get it
00:32:55.280 get a
00:32:56.400 advantage
00:32:57.160 because the
00:32:57.880 story also
00:32:58.320 says 75%
00:32:59.540 of the ones
00:32:59.980 who used
00:33:00.360 this trick
00:33:01.060 got accepted
00:33:01.740 to college
00:33:02.300 but I don't
00:33:03.820 know what
00:33:04.120 is normal
00:33:04.620 you know
00:33:06.540 if
00:33:06.740 is it
00:33:07.380 wrong
00:33:07.660 for 75%
00:33:08.760 of the
00:33:09.020 people
00:33:09.240 who apply
00:33:09.560 to college
00:33:09.980 to get
00:33:10.460 accepted
00:33:10.840 to some
00:33:11.860 college
00:33:12.340 is that
00:33:13.640 is that
00:33:15.000 even
00:33:15.260 unusual
00:33:15.800 because I
00:33:16.820 would think
00:33:17.140 that the
00:33:17.420 only people
00:33:17.860 who apply
00:33:18.600 to colleges
00:33:19.100 are people
00:33:19.640 who have
00:33:19.860 a reasonable
00:33:20.560 expectation
00:33:21.800 they could
00:33:22.200 get accepted
00:33:22.760 and you
00:33:23.940 usually only
00:33:24.620 apply to
00:33:25.080 colleges
00:33:25.400 you can
00:33:25.840 get into
00:33:26.300 right
00:33:26.540 like I
00:33:27.800 did not
00:33:28.440 apply to
00:33:28.980 Harvard
00:33:29.300 do you
00:33:30.960 know why
00:33:31.420 I did
00:33:33.680 not apply
00:33:34.300 to
00:33:34.700 Yale
00:33:36.100 guess
00:33:37.800 why
00:33:38.180 couldn't
00:33:39.420 get in
00:33:39.760 I mean
00:33:40.660 it was
00:33:40.860 obvious
00:33:41.140 I couldn't
00:33:41.520 get in
00:33:41.860 came from
00:33:43.220 a very
00:33:43.460 small town
00:33:44.040 it wouldn't
00:33:44.380 matter
00:33:44.660 it wouldn't
00:33:45.480 have mattered
00:33:45.760 anything else
00:33:46.440 you know
00:33:46.920 where I
00:33:47.260 came from
00:33:47.600 I couldn't
00:33:47.920 have gotten
00:33:48.220 in
00:33:48.440 but
00:33:50.660 so
00:33:53.540 so I
00:33:54.100 asked for
00:33:54.460 a clarification
00:33:55.000 from Kendi
00:33:55.760 so I
00:33:56.200 tweeted this
00:33:56.700 morning
00:33:56.980 I don't
00:33:57.880 know if
00:33:58.140 he'll
00:33:58.380 respond
00:33:59.080 I doubt
00:33:59.540 it
00:33:59.800 but
00:34:00.680 I'm
00:34:01.260 actually
00:34:01.580 curious
00:34:02.180 and I
00:34:03.780 think you
00:34:04.100 should be
00:34:04.480 too
00:34:04.780 because
00:34:06.260 what have
00:34:06.900 I told
00:34:07.220 you about
00:34:07.740 my
00:34:08.560 excitement
00:34:09.100 of being
00:34:09.760 wrong
00:34:10.220 it excites
00:34:11.720 me
00:34:12.020 I don't
00:34:13.180 run from
00:34:13.600 being wrong
00:34:14.260 if I
00:34:15.340 could learn
00:34:15.740 something
00:34:16.080 from it
00:34:16.540 and it
00:34:16.840 would
00:34:16.940 like blow
00:34:17.320 my mind
00:34:17.860 to find
00:34:18.200 that I'm
00:34:18.460 wrong
00:34:18.640 it would
00:34:19.420 blow my
00:34:19.920 mind
00:34:20.220 to find
00:34:20.640 out
00:34:20.920 that
00:34:22.080 that white
00:34:24.020 applicants
00:34:24.460 don't have
00:34:25.060 a disadvantage
00:34:25.680 in applying
00:34:26.200 to college
00:34:26.740 but maybe
00:34:28.920 maybe
00:34:29.920 I'm going to
00:34:30.280 tell you
00:34:30.520 I'm open
00:34:30.880 to the
00:34:31.120 argument
00:34:31.400 so if
00:34:32.420 Ibram
00:34:32.900 Kendi
00:34:33.320 responds
00:34:34.080 and I
00:34:34.600 doubt he
00:34:34.880 will
00:34:35.040 but if
00:34:35.780 he does
00:34:36.220 I'm open
00:34:36.700 to the
00:34:36.960 argument
00:34:37.260 it's
00:34:37.820 sort of
00:34:38.080 a data
00:34:38.520 the data
00:34:39.680 exists
00:34:40.060 or it
00:34:40.340 doesn't
00:34:41.340 and can
00:34:41.780 you find
00:34:42.220 any data
00:34:42.740 that would
00:34:43.120 suggest
00:34:43.580 that
00:34:44.740 the
00:34:45.740 discrimination
00:34:46.260 in college
00:34:47.040 applications
00:34:47.660 specifically
00:34:48.220 college
00:34:48.760 applications
00:34:49.320 can we
00:34:50.100 find that
00:34:50.520 they
00:34:50.660 discriminate
00:34:51.120 against
00:34:51.540 people
00:34:51.860 of
00:34:52.020 color
00:34:52.220 or would
00:34:53.440 we find
00:34:53.840 that they
00:34:54.160 discriminate
00:34:54.740 in favor
00:34:55.380 of people
00:34:55.820 of color
00:34:56.240 what do you
00:34:57.220 think
00:34:57.380 you would
00:34:57.980 find
00:34:58.280 what do you
00:35:00.000 think
00:35:00.240 I think
00:35:02.400 it's obvious
00:35:02.880 that they
00:35:03.300 discriminate
00:35:03.740 against white
00:35:04.640 applicants
00:35:05.160 and I
00:35:05.800 think
00:35:06.040 I think
00:35:06.660 all the
00:35:06.980 data
00:35:07.160 says that
00:35:07.960 but
00:35:09.100 if
00:35:10.480 Kendi
00:35:10.760 thinks
00:35:11.140 the
00:35:11.700 opposite
00:35:12.060 and he
00:35:12.840 he's
00:35:13.140 sort of
00:35:13.380 silent
00:35:13.660 on this
00:35:13.980 point
00:35:14.240 because I
00:35:15.220 think what
00:35:15.540 Kendi
00:35:15.800 did was
00:35:16.400 say that
00:35:16.940 Jack had
00:35:17.620 mischaracterized
00:35:18.800 his point
00:35:19.420 to make it
00:35:20.520 a larger
00:35:20.940 point than
00:35:21.480 he was
00:35:21.780 making
00:35:22.140 and that
00:35:23.120 I think
00:35:23.540 Kendi's
00:35:24.280 point is that
00:35:25.040 white applicants
00:35:25.760 were lying
00:35:26.400 not that it
00:35:28.080 worked
00:35:28.440 but that
00:35:29.180 they were
00:35:29.440 lying
00:35:29.780 so I
00:35:31.860 accept
00:35:32.500 his
00:35:33.000 clarification
00:35:33.800 if you
00:35:35.720 re-read
00:35:36.180 the tweets
00:35:36.720 it does
00:35:38.320 seem to
00:35:39.380 indicate he's
00:35:39.980 talking more
00:35:40.480 about the
00:35:40.900 lying
00:35:41.280 and does
00:35:42.300 not have
00:35:42.720 an opinion
00:35:43.120 about whether
00:35:43.700 it worked
00:35:44.240 so I
00:35:46.420 asked
00:35:46.700 what is
00:35:47.540 his opinion
00:35:48.020 did it
00:35:48.360 work
00:35:48.680 because I
00:35:49.880 think that's
00:35:50.200 important to
00:35:50.660 the story
00:35:51.020 right
00:35:51.280 and I
00:35:52.620 I'll give
00:35:53.160 him
00:35:53.400 I'll give
00:35:54.020 him credit
00:35:54.680 this far
00:35:57.000 that Jack
00:35:58.480 did extend
00:35:59.580 his point
00:36:00.300 in other
00:36:01.180 words Jack
00:36:01.740 attributed
00:36:03.160 more of a
00:36:04.120 point than
00:36:05.060 Kendi
00:36:05.620 made
00:36:06.120 and therefore
00:36:06.760 the criticism
00:36:07.480 is slightly
00:36:08.660 on a
00:36:09.120 related
00:36:10.080 very closely
00:36:10.800 related but
00:36:11.440 not quite
00:36:11.960 exactly the
00:36:12.580 same topic
00:36:13.180 you know
00:36:14.060 one is
00:36:14.460 did they
00:36:14.760 lie
00:36:15.100 and the
00:36:15.900 others
00:36:16.140 did it
00:36:16.460 work
00:36:16.800 slightly
00:36:18.060 different
00:36:18.520 but related
00:36:19.420 and I'll
00:36:21.020 give him
00:36:21.280 that I'll
00:36:21.920 give Kendi
00:36:22.360 that that
00:36:23.320 minor detail
00:36:24.000 but I
00:36:24.400 think that
00:36:24.720 he's
00:36:25.020 obligated
00:36:25.640 at this
00:36:26.040 point
00:36:26.240 because
00:36:26.520 it's a
00:36:26.840 public
00:36:27.100 exchange
00:36:27.760 I would
00:36:28.900 feel he's
00:36:29.300 obligated
00:36:29.760 to clarify
00:36:30.340 that in
00:36:32.200 addition to
00:36:32.980 the fact
00:36:34.520 that the
00:36:34.840 white people
00:36:35.260 lied
00:36:35.580 which I
00:36:35.940 think we
00:36:36.260 stipulate
00:36:36.760 right
00:36:37.140 nobody's
00:36:37.800 arguing
00:36:38.040 at that
00:36:38.300 point
00:36:38.520 does he
00:36:40.420 think that
00:36:40.880 there really
00:36:41.320 is no
00:36:41.740 advantage
00:36:42.140 to being
00:36:43.200 a person
00:36:43.580 of color
00:36:44.000 in 2021
00:36:45.080 what do
00:36:46.300 you think
00:36:46.600 to me
00:36:49.260 it looks
00:36:49.600 like it's
00:36:50.220 obviously
00:36:50.620 an advantage
00:36:51.140 I don't
00:36:51.500 I can't
00:36:52.080 even imagine
00:36:52.600 it not
00:36:53.000 be
00:36:53.220 true story
00:36:55.060 when I
00:36:55.740 was
00:36:56.680 I guess
00:36:58.000 17 or
00:36:58.660 18 I
00:36:59.100 was applying
00:37:00.000 for colleges
00:37:00.580 for the
00:37:01.000 first time
00:37:01.500 I filled
00:37:03.400 out a
00:37:04.960 document
00:37:05.360 on
00:37:05.860 ethnicity
00:37:06.740 and because
00:37:08.100 we had
00:37:08.540 been told
00:37:09.300 in my
00:37:09.980 family that
00:37:10.520 we were
00:37:10.880 part Native
00:37:11.560 American
00:37:12.100 not much
00:37:13.780 but we
00:37:15.100 were told
00:37:15.460 we had
00:37:15.800 some Native
00:37:16.180 American
00:37:16.680 it turns out
00:37:18.020 it was
00:37:18.240 not true
00:37:18.780 I have
00:37:19.680 as much
00:37:20.060 Native
00:37:20.320 American
00:37:20.740 as Elizabeth
00:37:21.420 Warren
00:37:21.820 which is
00:37:22.260 none
00:37:22.500 but apparently
00:37:23.800 it's fairly
00:37:24.260 common
00:37:24.800 and other
00:37:25.860 people have
00:37:26.280 the same
00:37:26.880 story
00:37:27.140 it was
00:37:27.760 fairly common
00:37:28.480 in my
00:37:29.160 generation
00:37:29.700 that families
00:37:31.140 were told
00:37:31.660 that they
00:37:31.980 were part
00:37:32.420 Native
00:37:32.720 American
00:37:33.160 and it
00:37:34.080 just wasn't
00:37:34.480 true
00:37:34.760 for some
00:37:35.980 reason
00:37:36.260 that was
00:37:37.020 like a
00:37:37.380 common
00:37:37.800 myth
00:37:38.240 within
00:37:38.960 families
00:37:39.480 and our
00:37:40.100 family was
00:37:40.540 one of them
00:37:41.040 so I had
00:37:42.240 my DNA
00:37:44.480 tested
00:37:45.000 I don't
00:37:45.360 have any
00:37:45.840 Native
00:37:46.220 American
00:37:46.640 blood
00:37:46.940 but at
00:37:48.860 the time
00:37:49.480 I thought
00:37:49.840 I did
00:37:50.280 and so I
00:37:51.200 thought
00:37:51.400 well wouldn't
00:37:51.800 it be
00:37:52.020 interesting
00:37:52.420 to fill
00:37:52.840 out this
00:37:53.180 application
00:37:53.720 and it
00:37:54.600 was some
00:37:55.020 generic
00:37:55.440 thing
00:37:55.760 that lots
00:37:56.360 of colleges
00:37:57.000 saw I
00:37:57.480 guess
00:37:57.660 I forget
00:37:58.600 what it
00:37:58.840 was
00:37:59.020 but I
00:37:59.520 put my
00:37:59.820 ethnicity
00:38:00.200 down
00:38:00.620 as
00:38:00.880 Native
00:38:01.140 American
00:38:01.600 and my
00:38:04.240 mailbox
00:38:04.620 blew up
00:38:05.800 with
00:38:07.460 offers
00:38:08.120 for
00:38:08.440 scholarships
00:38:08.940 and
00:38:09.480 immediate
00:38:09.860 acceptance
00:38:10.380 my
00:38:13.480 ethnicity
00:38:14.180 alone
00:38:14.780 got me
00:38:16.200 scholarship
00:38:17.660 offers
00:38:18.300 full ride
00:38:19.500 and
00:38:21.000 acceptance
00:38:21.620 that's it
00:38:23.620 they just
00:38:24.540 saw my
00:38:24.880 ethnicity
00:38:25.260 and said
00:38:25.700 yep
00:38:25.980 you're in
00:38:26.400 and probably
00:38:27.500 my high
00:38:28.520 school
00:38:28.720 grades
00:38:29.100 or something
00:38:29.520 now
00:38:30.560 that was
00:38:31.460 a long
00:38:31.720 time ago
00:38:32.200 things could
00:38:33.120 have changed
00:38:33.520 a lot
00:38:33.880 so I'm not
00:38:34.280 going to
00:38:34.500 suggest
00:38:34.860 things are
00:38:35.380 the same
00:38:35.700 but
00:38:36.540 and by
00:38:37.400 the way
00:38:37.720 just to
00:38:38.640 finish the
00:38:39.100 story
00:38:39.360 I did
00:38:40.520 not accept
00:38:41.180 any of the
00:38:41.660 offers that
00:38:42.180 were based
00:38:42.540 on that
00:38:42.880 so I did
00:38:44.240 not go to
00:38:44.760 college based
00:38:45.360 on a
00:38:45.640 fraud
00:38:45.920 but I did
00:38:47.160 fill out
00:38:47.540 a document
00:38:48.060 in a
00:38:49.140 let's say
00:38:49.540 cheeky way
00:38:50.420 that a
00:38:50.740 17 year
00:38:51.380 old might
00:38:51.860 and it was
00:38:53.120 just sort of
00:38:53.480 an experiment
00:38:53.960 I guess
00:38:54.460 and it
00:38:56.160 surprised me
00:38:56.740 I was
00:38:57.840 surprised
00:38:58.220 so let's
00:39:00.340 get to the
00:39:00.660 bottom of
00:39:00.980 that
00:39:01.120 I would
00:39:01.480 like to
00:39:01.760 hear it
00:39:02.060 if it
00:39:02.560 turns out
00:39:03.060 that I
00:39:03.960 and 100%
00:39:05.180 of every
00:39:05.740 white person
00:39:06.260 I've ever
00:39:06.660 met in my
00:39:07.080 life is
00:39:07.600 wrong
00:39:07.980 and that
00:39:09.600 actually white
00:39:10.280 people have
00:39:10.720 a big advantage
00:39:11.340 of getting
00:39:11.720 accepted into
00:39:12.420 college
00:39:12.740 if I'm
00:39:13.360 wrong about
00:39:13.800 that
00:39:14.160 I'd damn
00:39:15.760 well want
00:39:16.140 to know
00:39:16.520 wouldn't
00:39:17.360 you
00:39:17.560 could you
00:39:18.840 imagine if
00:39:19.380 you were
00:39:19.640 wrong about
00:39:20.080 that
00:39:20.340 this is a
00:39:22.100 good
00:39:22.320 exercise
00:39:23.660 to keep
00:39:25.080 you free
00:39:26.120 from at
00:39:26.600 least a
00:39:26.860 little bit
00:39:27.160 free from
00:39:27.660 cognitive
00:39:28.160 dissonance
00:39:28.680 because cognitive
00:39:30.260 dissonance
00:39:30.780 kicks in when
00:39:31.380 you find out
00:39:31.820 you're wrong
00:39:32.220 about something
00:39:32.800 so it
00:39:34.320 helps to
00:39:35.320 protect yourself
00:39:36.020 against that
00:39:36.620 to just
00:39:37.160 play it
00:39:38.100 through with
00:39:38.380 your mind
00:39:38.780 like what
00:39:39.240 would it
00:39:39.500 feel like
00:39:39.920 to be
00:39:40.180 wrong
00:39:40.440 about that
00:39:40.960 like something
00:39:42.340 really basic
00:39:43.200 that you
00:39:43.540 thought was
00:39:43.920 true about
00:39:44.420 the world
00:39:44.880 and what
00:39:45.500 if you're
00:39:45.800 wrong
00:39:46.100 it would
00:39:47.380 kind of
00:39:47.640 blow your
00:39:47.980 mind
00:39:48.200 wouldn't
00:39:48.400 it
00:39:48.600 and I
00:39:50.160 think
00:39:50.540 that if
00:39:51.380 you're an
00:39:51.720 honest
00:39:52.240 you know
00:39:53.380 participant
00:39:53.900 in these
00:39:54.400 conversations
00:39:55.020 you should
00:39:55.860 at least
00:39:56.260 give the
00:39:57.360 other side
00:39:57.840 the courtesy
00:39:58.420 of saying
00:39:59.340 you know
00:39:59.600 I could
00:39:59.860 be wrong
00:40:00.240 let's hear
00:40:01.520 what you
00:40:01.760 got
00:40:01.980 and I'm
00:40:02.740 going to
00:40:02.900 do that
00:40:03.240 in this
00:40:03.480 case
00:40:03.740 because
00:40:04.700 I don't
00:40:05.900 know if
00:40:06.080 you know
00:40:06.300 this but
00:40:06.700 Ibram
00:40:07.000 Kendi
00:40:07.220 is really
00:40:07.600 smart
00:40:07.980 did you
00:40:09.520 know that
00:40:09.960 did he
00:40:11.740 win a
00:40:12.220 MacArthur
00:40:12.620 award or
00:40:13.380 something like
00:40:13.680 that
00:40:13.840 but I
00:40:14.300 think he's
00:40:14.780 genuinely
00:40:15.680 like seriously
00:40:16.780 smart
00:40:17.260 so if he
00:40:18.640 says that
00:40:19.160 something is
00:40:19.640 true that I
00:40:20.180 think is not
00:40:20.640 true and
00:40:21.140 it happens to
00:40:21.880 be his
00:40:22.240 domain of
00:40:23.440 expertise
00:40:23.940 I could
00:40:25.200 be influenced
00:40:26.240 I could
00:40:27.460 change my
00:40:27.900 mind on
00:40:28.260 that
00:40:28.440 so
00:40:29.820 I'd like to
00:40:32.280 hear his
00:40:32.540 argument
00:40:32.820 sincerely
00:40:33.820 I think it'd
00:40:34.440 be interesting
00:40:34.860 whether it's a
00:40:35.800 good or bad
00:40:36.220 argument
00:40:36.540 I figure he's a
00:40:37.800 smart person
00:40:38.380 with something
00:40:39.460 to say
00:40:39.900 I'd like to
00:40:40.540 hear it
00:40:41.080 how much
00:40:41.740 would you
00:40:41.980 like to
00:40:42.280 hear me
00:40:43.260 having an
00:40:43.840 interview with
00:40:44.460 Ibram
00:40:45.320 Kendi
00:40:45.800 how much
00:40:47.920 would you
00:40:48.180 like that
00:40:48.640 I think
00:40:49.820 I think
00:40:50.500 some of
00:40:50.860 you would
00:40:51.080 hate it
00:40:51.400 as much
00:40:51.700 as you
00:40:51.960 liked it
00:40:52.420 because the
00:40:53.080 problem would
00:40:53.520 be I
00:40:53.880 would give
00:40:54.220 too much
00:40:54.560 respect to
00:40:55.160 his opinion
00:40:55.600 and you
00:40:56.140 don't like
00:40:56.500 his opinion
00:40:56.980 but I
00:40:58.460 wouldn't
00:40:58.740 interview
00:40:59.140 anybody
00:40:59.640 unless I
00:41:00.200 gave them
00:41:00.540 full respect
00:41:01.240 to their
00:41:02.140 opinion
00:41:02.700 otherwise
00:41:04.580 why would
00:41:05.040 I have
00:41:05.260 Mara
00:41:05.560 I'm not
00:41:06.280 going to
00:41:06.420 have somebody
00:41:06.820 on who's
00:41:07.120 just a
00:41:07.420 clown
00:41:07.680 right
00:41:07.980 I'm
00:41:09.080 going to
00:41:09.340 respect
00:41:09.680 the
00:41:09.880 opinion
00:41:10.140 or I'm
00:41:10.460 not
00:41:10.600 going to
00:41:10.840 have an
00:41:11.260 interview
00:41:11.560 would you
00:41:14.820 express
00:41:15.260 your opinion
00:41:15.920 of his
00:41:16.260 opinion
00:41:16.540 I just
00:41:16.900 did
00:41:17.160 I just
00:41:18.560 did
00:41:18.860 I'll give
00:41:20.780 you
00:41:20.920 well maybe
00:41:21.560 I can
00:41:21.840 extend that
00:41:22.380 I'll make
00:41:22.640 it larger
00:41:23.020 here's my
00:41:24.020 opinion
00:41:24.520 of I
00:41:26.520 guess the
00:41:26.920 the Kendi
00:41:27.480 view of
00:41:29.100 the world
00:41:29.440 I think he
00:41:31.040 would say
00:41:31.400 that the
00:41:31.900 structural or
00:41:32.780 systemic
00:41:33.260 racism is
00:41:34.260 real and
00:41:35.240 so do I
00:41:35.740 I would
00:41:37.360 say that
00:41:37.820 the place
00:41:38.240 that you
00:41:38.520 can fix
00:41:39.100 it
00:41:39.340 the place
00:41:40.140 that has
00:41:40.400 the biggest
00:41:40.760 lever is
00:41:41.980 in the
00:41:42.260 school
00:41:42.520 system
00:41:42.960 and that
00:41:44.180 we should
00:41:44.480 target that
00:41:45.180 collectively
00:41:45.840 because both
00:41:47.020 you know
00:41:47.520 basically every
00:41:48.700 ethnicity benefits
00:41:50.340 when you fix
00:41:50.900 the bad
00:41:51.280 schools
00:41:51.680 but the
00:41:53.000 black population
00:41:53.720 probably the
00:41:54.260 most just
00:41:54.940 because where
00:41:55.320 people live
00:41:55.920 and how bad
00:41:56.380 the schools
00:41:56.740 are
00:41:56.940 so we
00:41:58.260 can certainly
00:41:58.620 agree on
00:41:59.080 that
00:41:59.440 I mean
00:42:00.240 that's
00:42:00.420 pretty big
00:42:00.900 systemic
00:42:01.400 racism
00:42:01.920 I would
00:42:02.300 say
00:42:02.520 and the
00:42:04.520 other
00:42:04.700 arguments
00:42:05.100 about
00:42:05.340 systemic
00:42:05.800 racism
00:42:06.240 is that
00:42:06.920 anybody
00:42:07.520 who has
00:42:07.860 a head
00:42:08.160 start
00:42:08.600 has an
00:42:10.020 advantage
00:42:10.320 how do
00:42:11.540 you disagree
00:42:11.940 with that
00:42:12.460 do you
00:42:14.520 disagree
00:42:14.940 with the
00:42:15.700 notion
00:42:16.360 that if
00:42:16.900 you have
00:42:17.140 a head
00:42:17.440 start
00:42:17.840 it's an
00:42:19.120 advantage
00:42:19.540 who disagrees
00:42:21.700 with that
00:42:22.100 and I
00:42:23.440 would say
00:42:23.760 that you
00:42:24.520 know the
00:42:24.720 legacy of
00:42:25.320 slavery
00:42:25.640 did give
00:42:26.980 you know
00:42:27.420 some white
00:42:27.920 families a
00:42:28.720 head start
00:42:29.520 not all
00:42:30.360 of them
00:42:30.660 and as soon
00:42:31.400 as you say
00:42:31.740 it's about
00:42:32.080 all white
00:42:32.540 people it's
00:42:32.960 just stupid
00:42:33.480 right
00:42:35.600 if you were
00:42:36.220 born into
00:42:36.660 a poor
00:42:37.040 white family
00:42:37.660 the legacy
00:42:39.040 of being
00:42:40.140 white didn't
00:42:40.620 help you
00:42:40.940 as much
00:42:41.260 as it
00:42:41.520 should
00:42:41.680 have
00:42:41.860 but
00:42:43.180 now I
00:42:44.140 think he
00:42:44.420 would argue
00:42:44.800 that even
00:42:46.060 if you're
00:42:46.420 born a
00:42:46.880 poor white
00:42:47.440 person and
00:42:48.060 got no
00:42:48.820 specific
00:42:49.400 advantage
00:42:49.920 that the
00:42:51.020 system would
00:42:51.540 also give
00:42:52.060 you advantages
00:42:52.620 just for the
00:42:53.780 color of your
00:42:54.280 skin
00:42:54.520 that part
00:42:56.160 is part
00:42:57.380 true
00:42:57.660 and part
00:42:58.760 false
00:42:59.140 I do
00:43:00.620 believe that
00:43:01.140 there are
00:43:01.400 situations in
00:43:02.220 which being
00:43:03.420 white would
00:43:03.880 give you an
00:43:04.260 advantage
00:43:04.660 in American
00:43:05.420 society
00:43:06.000 for example
00:43:07.780 do you think
00:43:09.160 that people
00:43:09.680 suspect me
00:43:11.120 of shoplifting
00:43:11.880 as much
00:43:13.140 as a
00:43:14.260 black man
00:43:14.860 of the
00:43:15.220 same age
00:43:15.740 let's say
00:43:16.280 at the
00:43:16.720 same age
00:43:17.240 any age
00:43:17.820 do you
00:43:18.540 think I
00:43:18.860 would have
00:43:19.060 been suspected
00:43:19.800 of shoplifting
00:43:21.280 at the
00:43:21.820 same level
00:43:22.780 probably not
00:43:23.880 so that
00:43:24.440 would be
00:43:24.700 advantage
00:43:25.440 Scott
00:43:26.000 right
00:43:26.280 but
00:43:27.360 if I
00:43:28.160 were to
00:43:28.380 apply for
00:43:28.780 a job
00:43:29.240 at a
00:43:30.100 fortune 500
00:43:30.760 company
00:43:31.240 who would
00:43:33.000 yeah I know
00:43:34.300 I'm too old
00:43:34.760 for the
00:43:35.120 shoplifting
00:43:35.620 example
00:43:36.300 but if
00:43:36.960 I'm adjusting
00:43:37.660 it for my
00:43:38.280 younger self
00:43:38.960 you seem
00:43:43.660 pretty crafty
00:43:44.540 I don't know
00:43:45.740 what that means
00:43:46.240 is that good
00:43:47.000 or bad
00:43:47.380 do you sport
00:43:48.440 critical race
00:43:49.680 theory
00:43:50.220 no
00:43:52.820 critical race
00:43:53.660 theory is
00:43:54.400 just propaganda
00:43:55.180 and brainwashing
00:43:56.100 and
00:43:57.040 probably 80%
00:43:59.080 stupid
00:43:59.600 based on
00:44:01.080 20%
00:44:01.840 pretty good
00:44:02.420 stuff
00:44:02.900 so I
00:44:04.620 don't
00:44:04.860 disagree
00:44:05.280 with the
00:44:05.800 base
00:44:06.120 assumptions
00:44:06.720 most of
00:44:07.740 them
00:44:07.880 some of
00:44:08.480 them
00:44:08.520 I do
00:44:08.780 but the
00:44:09.520 base
00:44:09.760 assumptions
00:44:10.200 that there
00:44:10.680 is some
00:44:10.920 inequality
00:44:11.480 because of
00:44:12.480 head starts
00:44:13.180 etc
00:44:13.500 I just
00:44:14.320 disagree
00:44:14.800 that it's
00:44:15.260 important
00:44:15.760 and where
00:44:17.360 you would
00:44:17.740 start
00:44:18.200 now the
00:44:19.200 important
00:44:19.580 part
00:44:19.960 is if
00:44:20.880 the world
00:44:21.300 gives
00:44:21.580 everybody
00:44:22.060 you know
00:44:23.280 good
00:44:23.920 advantages
00:44:24.440 then it's
00:44:25.360 not
00:44:25.540 important
00:44:25.920 history
00:44:27.100 doesn't matter
00:44:27.760 because you
00:44:28.160 can't change
00:44:28.640 it
00:44:28.900 right
00:44:29.640 you're here
00:44:30.160 now
00:44:30.540 if you're
00:44:31.440 here now
00:44:31.900 with the
00:44:32.180 same
00:44:32.360 opportunity
00:44:32.900 as every
00:44:33.840 other poor
00:44:34.320 person
00:44:34.700 I feel
00:44:36.540 like I'm
00:44:36.960 done
00:44:37.220 you know
00:44:37.760 you don't
00:44:38.080 need to
00:44:38.560 talk anymore
00:44:39.080 about it
00:44:39.660 as long as
00:44:40.500 you gave
00:44:40.780 everybody an
00:44:41.320 opportunity
00:44:41.720 but as long
00:44:42.580 as the
00:44:42.800 school system
00:44:43.420 is garbage
00:44:44.060 for black
00:44:45.140 people
00:44:45.440 specifically
00:44:46.160 and others
00:44:47.560 but you know
00:44:48.340 more so
00:44:49.060 who doesn't
00:44:51.600 want to fix
00:44:51.980 that
00:44:52.240 who doesn't
00:44:53.600 want to fix
00:44:54.020 that
00:44:54.280 and that's
00:44:54.700 mostly the
00:44:55.320 teachers unions
00:44:56.080 are the problem
00:44:56.640 stop telling
00:44:59.940 people they're
00:45:00.640 screwed from
00:45:01.400 the get go
00:45:01.920 yeah you
00:45:02.560 don't want to
00:45:02.940 tell people
00:45:03.320 they're going
00:45:03.640 to lose
00:45:03.960 because the
00:45:04.540 way they
00:45:04.840 were born
00:45:05.260 that is
00:45:06.920 a bad
00:45:07.580 strategy
00:45:08.140 did you
00:45:10.640 look at
00:45:10.940 the Craig
00:45:11.640 Wright
00:45:12.040 now
00:45:13.160 why is
00:45:15.680 this is
00:45:16.600 this just
00:45:16.980 a Twitter
00:45:17.320 thing I've
00:45:18.040 not seen
00:45:18.440 anything in
00:45:19.060 the news
00:45:19.520 about Craig
00:45:20.340 Wright or
00:45:20.900 Satoshi
00:45:21.780 anything
00:45:22.380 is there
00:45:24.000 somebody tweet
00:45:25.120 me a news
00:45:25.680 article on
00:45:26.140 that I've
00:45:26.400 seen nothing
00:45:26.800 on that
00:45:27.220 in the
00:45:27.560 news
00:45:27.940 I've only
00:45:28.580 the only
00:45:29.200 place I've
00:45:29.600 ever seen
00:45:29.900 it is in
00:45:30.920 the comments
00:45:31.420 here
00:45:32.100 somebody's
00:45:36.360 saying most
00:45:36.700 of the
00:45:36.900 shop listeners
00:45:37.480 I've witnessed
00:45:38.280 running for
00:45:38.800 stores were
00:45:39.380 either young
00:45:39.800 white males
00:45:40.440 or white
00:45:41.980 women
00:45:42.300 in my
00:45:43.780 town
00:45:44.100 my town
00:45:45.460 is
00:45:45.780 upscale
00:45:47.380 town in
00:45:47.900 California
00:45:48.340 I would
00:45:49.640 say our
00:45:50.240 ethnic
00:45:50.920 breakdown
00:45:51.360 is probably
00:45:52.520 60%
00:45:55.060 white
00:45:55.900 30%
00:45:58.500 Indian
00:45:59.520 Asian
00:45:59.920 whatever
00:46:00.240 you know
00:46:00.820 however you
00:46:01.440 want to
00:46:01.660 slice that
00:46:02.260 and maybe
00:46:03.400 10%
00:46:04.000 black
00:46:04.380 something like
00:46:04.800 that
00:46:04.960 so that
00:46:05.480 would be
00:46:05.840 you know
00:46:06.240 the town
00:46:06.560 I live
00:46:06.900 in
00:46:07.200 and I
00:46:10.360 would say
00:46:10.660 nearly 100%
00:46:11.740 of the
00:46:12.120 shoplifters
00:46:12.800 are white
00:46:13.420 nearly 100%
00:46:15.940 because here
00:46:18.640 it's almost
00:46:20.240 like an
00:46:20.860 after school
00:46:21.620 sport
00:46:24.360 the kids
00:46:25.660 leave the
00:46:26.060 school
00:46:26.280 they go
00:46:26.620 to the
00:46:26.900 local
00:46:27.360 grocery
00:46:29.240 store
00:46:29.620 and they
00:46:30.120 shove
00:46:30.780 stuff in
00:46:31.320 their
00:46:31.460 pockets
00:46:31.780 and they
00:46:32.100 walk
00:46:32.300 out
00:46:32.580 because like
00:46:33.620 everywhere
00:46:33.920 else
00:46:34.300 the penalty
00:46:35.660 is so
00:46:36.320 small
00:46:36.780 or non-existent
00:46:38.240 that
00:46:39.280 yeah
00:46:40.000 right
00:46:40.560 I don't
00:46:40.900 live in
00:46:41.180 Oakland
00:46:41.400 you're
00:46:41.680 correct
00:46:41.980 so
00:46:43.680 I think
00:46:44.960 the
00:46:45.300 majority
00:46:45.920 of
00:46:46.280 shoplifters
00:46:46.940 is whatever
00:46:47.440 the majority
00:46:48.040 of people
00:46:48.480 in your
00:46:48.780 town
00:46:49.000 is
00:46:49.300 all right
00:46:55.880 free
00:46:56.500 range
00:46:56.780 shopping
00:46:57.860 people with
00:47:01.520 trauma
00:47:01.880 from neglect
00:47:02.680 or abuse
00:47:03.180 are more
00:47:03.520 likely to
00:47:04.080 steal
00:47:04.400 says
00:47:04.760 somebody
00:47:05.180 I don't
00:47:06.480 know
00:47:06.720 is there
00:47:07.580 any data
00:47:08.220 to back
00:47:08.560 that up
00:47:09.020 yeah
00:47:13.320 all right
00:47:14.720 far more
00:47:16.040 poor people
00:47:16.580 are criminals
00:47:17.120 well that
00:47:17.480 makes sense
00:47:18.040 they should
00:47:18.600 be
00:47:19.300 CVS
00:47:20.840 shut down
00:47:21.240 five stores
00:47:21.880 I don't
00:47:22.240 know if
00:47:22.460 that's real
00:47:22.980 or they
00:47:23.440 were shutting
00:47:23.900 down stores
00:47:24.420 in general
00:47:24.860 that CVS
00:47:26.840 story is a
00:47:27.260 little murky
00:47:27.780 because we
00:47:29.020 don't know
00:47:29.280 if they
00:47:29.480 were going
00:47:29.700 to shut
00:47:29.960 some stores
00:47:30.500 anyway
00:47:30.800 all right
00:47:33.280 that is
00:47:35.240 about what
00:47:35.780 I had to
00:47:36.260 talk about
00:47:36.660 today
00:47:37.060 and
00:47:38.320 do you
00:47:40.520 believe the
00:47:41.020 rich slaves
00:47:42.040 got to
00:47:42.400 keep their
00:47:42.780 money
00:47:43.060 well
00:47:44.200 here's
00:47:45.220 here's the
00:47:45.940 provocative
00:47:46.560 way that
00:47:47.440 you would
00:47:47.800 analyze
00:47:48.520 reparations
00:47:49.640 I've said
00:47:50.360 this before
00:47:50.900 but if
00:47:51.360 somebody's
00:47:51.700 new to
00:47:51.960 it
00:47:52.180 if you
00:47:54.940 were going
00:47:55.280 to do
00:47:55.620 an honest
00:47:56.280 economic
00:47:56.960 analysis
00:47:57.480 of reparations
00:47:58.360 what would
00:47:58.980 you compare
00:47:59.680 the
00:48:00.900 let's say
00:48:02.020 the black
00:48:02.640 experience
00:48:03.680 and what
00:48:04.340 they got
00:48:04.760 and didn't
00:48:05.120 get
00:48:05.380 through
00:48:06.200 slavery
00:48:06.700 etc
00:48:07.000 what would
00:48:07.980 you compare
00:48:08.380 it to
00:48:08.800 if you
00:48:10.200 compare it
00:48:10.640 to the
00:48:10.900 white people
00:48:11.460 in America
00:48:12.400 which is
00:48:13.100 the way
00:48:13.600 it's being
00:48:13.900 done
00:48:14.200 then it
00:48:15.040 looks like
00:48:15.340 there's a
00:48:15.720 gigantic
00:48:16.100 disparity
00:48:16.740 and very
00:48:17.620 unfair
00:48:17.940 but if
00:48:19.540 you compared
00:48:20.040 it to
00:48:20.420 the actual
00:48:21.060 alternative
00:48:21.660 which is
00:48:22.860 never being
00:48:23.440 slaves
00:48:23.960 the actual
00:48:25.200 comparison
00:48:25.780 would be
00:48:26.480 to people
00:48:27.280 who stayed
00:48:27.740 in Africa
00:48:28.240 and just
00:48:29.220 continued
00:48:29.760 living their
00:48:30.360 normal life
00:48:30.960 in Africa
00:48:31.360 that's the
00:48:32.740 comparison
00:48:33.140 for financial
00:48:33.920 reasons
00:48:34.360 now for
00:48:35.660 abuse
00:48:37.460 and
00:48:38.620 you know
00:48:39.400 the slavery
00:48:40.180 part
00:48:40.600 that of
00:48:41.780 course
00:48:42.060 you know
00:48:42.820 you could
00:48:43.120 you could
00:48:43.520 make an
00:48:43.940 argument
00:48:44.180 for
00:48:44.520 compensation
00:48:45.500 for that
00:48:46.300 but I
00:48:47.160 don't know
00:48:47.600 that you
00:48:47.860 could make
00:48:48.260 a rational
00:48:49.740 argument
00:48:50.160 that black
00:48:52.140 people were
00:48:52.760 were stolen
00:48:54.000 from
00:48:54.460 except for
00:48:56.280 their freedom
00:48:56.860 I mean
00:48:57.420 that's
00:48:58.080 obviously
00:48:58.840 bigger than
00:48:59.320 money
00:48:59.580 but
00:49:00.520 financially
00:49:01.840 I don't
00:49:02.200 think it's
00:49:02.560 a stealing
00:49:03.220 situation
00:49:03.860 because you
00:49:04.800 would compare
00:49:05.240 it to what
00:49:05.620 their alternative
00:49:06.180 was which
00:49:06.880 may be even
00:49:07.800 worse
00:49:08.160 not worse
00:49:09.280 than slavery
00:49:09.780 but once
00:49:11.380 once slavery
00:49:12.180 was ended
00:49:12.740 if you would
00:49:13.520 have to compare
00:49:14.100 them through
00:49:14.540 history
00:49:14.960 I don't know
00:49:15.900 who would
00:49:16.220 do better
00:49:16.600 would a
00:49:17.700 would a
00:49:18.080 black man
00:49:18.740 in 1965
00:49:20.160 America
00:49:21.480 have more
00:49:22.780 or less
00:49:23.440 money and
00:49:25.160 freedom
00:49:25.460 than the
00:49:26.160 African
00:49:26.680 source
00:49:29.300 tribe
00:49:30.600 or whatever
00:49:30.980 it was
00:49:31.360 for wherever
00:49:31.800 he came
00:49:32.160 culture
00:49:32.640 I don't
00:49:33.600 know
00:49:33.820 but obviously
00:49:37.280 you could
00:49:37.600 make the
00:49:37.920 argument that
00:49:38.500 the slavery
00:49:39.520 itself requires
00:49:40.400 reparations
00:49:41.000 independent of
00:49:42.100 any finances
00:49:42.880 now I'm not
00:49:45.160 I'm not saying
00:49:45.920 it's a good
00:49:46.300 idea but you
00:49:46.840 could make
00:49:47.180 the argument
00:49:47.880 and I
00:49:48.460 think it
00:49:49.260 has been
00:49:49.580 made
00:49:49.800 and yes
00:49:52.860 black Africans
00:49:53.640 enslaved
00:49:54.180 other Africans
00:49:54.900 yeah slavery
00:49:55.900 is a universal
00:49:56.960 historical
00:49:57.680 thing
00:49:58.420 everybody
00:49:58.900 enslaved
00:49:59.360 everybody
00:49:59.780 basically
00:50:00.640 everybody
00:50:01.140 who could
00:50:01.880 enslave
00:50:02.300 somebody
00:50:02.660 did
00:50:02.940 that's
00:50:04.600 pretty much
00:50:05.040 the whole
00:50:05.320 thing
00:50:05.540 if you
00:50:05.920 could
00:50:06.260 well you
00:50:07.240 did
00:50:07.540 yes
00:50:12.420 and as
00:50:12.860 as the
00:50:13.780 comments are
00:50:14.200 saying it's
00:50:14.560 more than
00:50:14.860 slavery
00:50:15.300 because of
00:50:16.180 the Jim Crow
00:50:16.800 laws and
00:50:17.420 the discrimination
00:50:18.140 through life
00:50:18.720 yeah I
00:50:19.420 definitely
00:50:20.360 empathize
00:50:22.400 with the
00:50:22.760 argument
00:50:23.080 that they
00:50:25.160 were suffering
00:50:25.680 however
00:50:26.660 most of
00:50:28.380 the people
00:50:28.740 who suffered
00:50:29.460 you know
00:50:31.000 the worst
00:50:31.820 abuses
00:50:32.340 have already
00:50:33.040 passed
00:50:33.520 but there
00:50:34.500 are plenty
00:50:34.760 of people
00:50:35.080 alive
00:50:35.460 who went
00:50:36.460 through
00:50:36.740 you know
00:50:37.120 the worst
00:50:38.640 of the
00:50:38.940 earlier
00:50:39.240 discrimination
00:50:39.840 in the
00:50:41.180 last hundred
00:50:41.640 years
00:50:42.000 if Kendi
00:50:47.140 is correct
00:50:47.760 why aren't
00:50:48.380 minority
00:50:48.860 applicants
00:50:49.340 lying to
00:50:49.960 say they
00:50:50.320 are white
00:50:50.740 I can answer
00:50:51.500 that
00:50:51.760 I can
00:50:52.300 answer
00:50:52.560 it for
00:50:52.900 Kendi
00:50:53.220 if his
00:50:54.640 belief is
00:50:55.220 that the
00:50:55.580 white
00:50:56.040 applicants
00:50:56.560 are wrong
00:50:57.480 that they
00:50:59.360 don't get
00:50:59.720 and they
00:51:00.180 don't get
00:51:00.500 any advantage
00:51:00.980 from saying
00:51:01.560 they're people
00:51:02.180 of color
00:51:02.600 it means
00:51:03.440 that students
00:51:04.460 can be wrong
00:51:05.900 about what
00:51:06.440 works and
00:51:06.860 what doesn't
00:51:07.380 so that's
00:51:08.220 your answer
00:51:08.620 you're saying
00:51:09.700 why aren't
00:51:10.120 the students
00:51:10.640 acting rationally
00:51:11.660 if they
00:51:12.080 could get
00:51:12.400 an advantage
00:51:12.920 by doing
00:51:13.560 X
00:51:13.960 and I'm
00:51:14.640 saying his
00:51:15.520 argument is
00:51:16.100 that the
00:51:16.420 students are
00:51:16.860 not acting
00:51:17.360 rationally
00:51:17.880 they're acting
00:51:19.100 poorly
00:51:19.540 but I
00:51:21.380 believe his
00:51:21.880 argument would
00:51:22.400 be they're
00:51:22.740 not acting
00:51:23.340 in their
00:51:23.700 best interest
00:51:24.320 they just
00:51:25.060 don't realize
00:51:25.620 it and
00:51:26.640 that would
00:51:26.900 apply to
00:51:27.360 any kid
00:51:28.380 hello all
00:51:31.780 you clankers
00:51:32.460 now do
00:51:34.360 you clankers
00:51:34.980 come over
00:51:35.480 because there
00:51:38.400 was a retweet
00:51:39.140 or another
00:51:39.880 another podcast
00:51:41.100 ended
00:51:41.480 oh it's a
00:51:48.220 raid from
00:51:48.900 Stixenhammer
00:51:49.980 what does
00:51:50.620 that mean
00:51:50.940 a raid
00:51:51.420 does that
00:51:52.720 mean that
00:51:53.240 he tweeted
00:51:53.980 something
00:51:54.500 and so
00:51:54.960 you all
00:51:55.240 came over
00:51:55.600 here
00:51:55.820 or does
00:51:56.900 it mean
00:51:57.120 that his
00:51:57.440 program
00:51:57.820 just ended
00:51:58.300 and you're
00:51:58.920 coming to
00:51:59.260 another
00:51:59.480 program
00:51:59.880 I don't
00:52:01.380 know what
00:52:01.760 any of that
00:52:02.100 means
00:52:02.440 just saying
00:52:03.680 hi
00:52:03.940 hi
00:52:04.920 oh the
00:52:09.960 clankers are
00:52:10.620 liking the
00:52:11.160 stream
00:52:11.460 Stix is live
00:52:13.340 and he sends
00:52:13.920 them
00:52:14.100 oh okay
00:52:14.600 well that
00:52:16.280 is
00:52:16.560 that is
00:52:18.500 very nice
00:52:19.140 of him
00:52:19.460 tell him
00:52:20.220 I said
00:52:20.520 thanks
00:52:20.940 and
00:52:22.180 all right
00:52:26.760 good
00:52:27.140 good to
00:52:28.940 know
00:52:29.140 all right
00:52:29.780 thanks for
00:52:30.160 watching
00:52:30.440 we didn't
00:52:31.700 have too
00:52:32.060 much news
00:52:32.660 today
00:52:33.040 because
00:52:33.540 maybe
00:52:34.180 because
00:52:34.480 it's
00:52:34.600 Halloween
00:52:34.860 so go
00:52:35.780 out and
00:52:35.940 have a
00:52:36.340 I will
00:52:38.080 talk about
00:52:38.700 decentral
00:52:40.080 land
00:52:40.680 I see
00:52:42.900 in the
00:52:43.160 comments
00:52:43.480 I'm being
00:52:43.800 prompted
00:52:44.140 to do
00:52:44.460 that
00:52:44.640 but not
00:52:45.140 today
00:52:45.440 but I
00:52:46.660 will talk
00:52:47.000 about that
00:52:47.420 and
00:52:48.860 did I
00:52:51.320 mention
00:52:51.560 the
00:52:51.800 Southwest
00:52:52.180 pilot
00:52:52.920 oh there
00:52:54.060 was a
00:52:54.340 Southwest
00:52:54.660 pilot
00:52:55.060 for
00:52:55.400 saying
00:52:56.800 let's
00:52:57.900 go
00:52:58.060 Brandon
00:52:58.480 I guess
00:52:59.560 he got
00:52:59.780 fired
00:53:00.080 you know
00:53:00.760 I don't
00:53:01.120 disagree
00:53:01.460 with that
00:53:01.880 I don't
00:53:02.740 disagree
00:53:03.060 with that
00:53:03.380 firing
00:53:03.680 I don't
00:53:04.300 think
00:53:04.480 that firing
00:53:05.100 was
00:53:05.800 inappropriate
00:53:07.220 I'm sorry
00:53:10.280 I think
00:53:11.840 the employer
00:53:12.300 can do
00:53:12.680 anything
00:53:12.960 they want
00:53:13.540 in protecting
00:53:14.580 their brand
00:53:15.260 and if
00:53:16.100 they thought
00:53:16.440 that was
00:53:16.720 bad for
00:53:17.160 the brand
00:53:17.540 they might
00:53:17.940 be right
00:53:18.300 they might
00:53:18.660 be wrong
00:53:19.060 but it's
00:53:20.240 their call
00:53:21.080 was that
00:53:22.060 good for
00:53:22.480 the brand
00:53:22.840 or bad
00:53:23.220 for the
00:53:23.480 brand
00:53:23.700 and I
00:53:24.280 don't
00:53:24.400 think
00:53:24.620 putting
00:53:24.880 politics
00:53:25.400 on a
00:53:25.720 plane
00:53:26.060 is good
00:53:26.960 for
00:53:27.140 safety
00:53:27.560 think
00:53:29.200 about
00:53:29.440 it
00:53:29.680 what
00:53:30.560 happens
00:53:30.980 when
00:53:31.260 you hear
00:53:31.580 a
00:53:31.700 political
00:53:32.140 something
00:53:32.920 obviously
00:53:34.540 political
00:53:35.180 from your
00:53:36.080 pilot
00:53:36.460 do you
00:53:38.100 think that
00:53:38.640 gets the
00:53:39.040 passengers
00:53:39.520 talking to
00:53:40.120 each other
00:53:40.520 and arguing
00:53:42.180 about whether
00:53:42.760 that was
00:53:43.300 right or
00:53:44.040 wrong
00:53:44.320 and suddenly
00:53:45.400 the plane
00:53:46.000 figures out
00:53:46.660 who's a
00:53:47.720 Trump supporter
00:53:48.320 and who's
00:53:49.500 not
00:53:49.780 and then you
00:53:50.660 have to be
00:53:51.100 on a flight
00:53:51.500 together for
00:53:52.140 however long
00:53:53.120 I think
00:53:54.560 it was
00:53:54.720 dangerous
00:53:55.140 I think
00:53:56.420 it was
00:53:56.660 literally
00:53:57.060 a safety
00:53:57.640 problem
00:53:58.140 to interject
00:53:59.340 politics
00:54:00.020 in 2021
00:54:00.860 on a
00:54:02.120 plane
00:54:02.500 where people
00:54:03.400 are in
00:54:04.280 a confined
00:54:05.000 space
00:54:05.420 so I'm
00:54:06.460 going to
00:54:06.640 back the
00:54:07.120 airlines
00:54:07.660 for firing
00:54:09.440 any pilot
00:54:10.080 who makes
00:54:10.560 a blatant
00:54:11.500 one-sided
00:54:13.240 political
00:54:13.940 statement
00:54:14.420 sorry
00:54:17.340 because remember
00:54:19.920 the airline
00:54:20.380 has rights
00:54:20.920 too
00:54:21.260 I'm very
00:54:23.400 much in
00:54:23.780 favor of
00:54:24.320 free speech
00:54:24.940 and of
00:54:25.340 course
00:54:25.600 especially
00:54:26.400 provocative
00:54:27.020 free speech
00:54:27.700 but you
00:54:28.540 don't get
00:54:28.880 to do it
00:54:29.260 everywhere
00:54:29.680 right
00:54:30.660 you don't
00:54:31.040 get to
00:54:31.760 embarrass
00:54:32.200 your employer
00:54:32.800 or create
00:54:33.620 safety problems
00:54:34.600 I would say
00:54:35.880 that a
00:54:36.440 pilot
00:54:36.820 interjecting
00:54:37.940 let's go
00:54:39.900 Brandon
00:54:40.340 was similar
00:54:42.760 not completely
00:54:44.100 the same
00:54:44.780 I know
00:54:45.360 there are
00:54:45.720 differences
00:54:46.100 similar
00:54:47.340 to yelling
00:54:48.600 fire in a
00:54:49.320 crowded theater
00:54:50.000 because the
00:54:51.980 risk of
00:54:53.080 violence
00:54:53.500 from that
00:54:54.080 statement
00:54:54.560 in an
00:54:55.800 enclosed
00:54:56.060 space
00:54:56.580 where people
00:54:57.020 can't just
00:54:57.480 leave
00:54:57.880 is non-zero
00:54:59.740 it's not
00:55:00.820 zero
00:55:01.240 I mean
00:55:02.120 the fire
00:55:03.020 example would
00:55:03.580 be more
00:55:04.160 dangerous
00:55:04.580 I think
00:55:04.980 but it's
00:55:05.700 not zero
00:55:06.220 and I
00:55:07.040 can see
00:55:07.520 the airline
00:55:07.980 saying
00:55:08.400 we want
00:55:09.100 our safety
00:55:09.540 record to
00:55:10.760 be spotless
00:55:12.100 do you
00:55:13.200 want your
00:55:13.640 airplane to
00:55:15.280 be casual
00:55:15.920 about safety
00:55:16.700 you don't
00:55:19.360 right
00:55:19.620 it's the
00:55:20.600 same
00:55:20.780 let me
00:55:22.100 give an
00:55:22.360 analogy
00:55:22.780 that you
00:55:23.100 can hate
00:55:23.500 analogies
00:55:26.260 are not
00:55:26.540 persuasive
00:55:27.060 because you'll
00:55:27.600 just argue
00:55:28.040 about the
00:55:28.420 analogy
00:55:28.760 but it's
00:55:31.020 too much
00:55:31.360 fun
00:55:31.640 so I'm
00:55:32.500 going to
00:55:32.640 do it
00:55:32.840 anyway
00:55:33.080 what did
00:55:34.480 gun owners
00:55:35.020 say when
00:55:35.680 Alec Baldwin
00:55:36.300 supporters
00:55:37.960 said
00:55:38.420 well it
00:55:39.620 may not
00:55:40.020 be Alec
00:55:40.800 Baldwin's
00:55:41.280 fault
00:55:41.560 because it
00:55:42.220 was this
00:55:42.620 armorer
00:55:43.680 who handed
00:55:44.140 him the
00:55:44.460 gun
00:55:44.660 so it's
00:55:45.080 maybe that
00:55:45.540 other
00:55:45.740 person's
00:55:46.120 fault
00:55:46.340 what does
00:55:47.600 every
00:55:47.980 good
00:55:49.480 gun
00:55:49.980 owner
00:55:50.260 say
00:55:50.600 I'm
00:55:52.000 sorry
00:55:52.260 that's
00:55:52.720 an
00:55:52.960 absolute
00:55:53.420 it's
00:55:54.440 an
00:55:54.560 absolute
00:55:55.020 if it
00:55:55.800 was in
00:55:56.060 his
00:55:56.220 hand
00:55:56.600 it's
00:55:57.560 his
00:55:57.700 responsibility
00:55:58.400 yes we
00:55:59.840 hear your
00:56:00.180 argument
00:56:00.460 and we're
00:56:01.080 not listening
00:56:01.600 to it
00:56:01.920 it's an
00:56:02.260 absolute
00:56:02.660 we're not
00:56:03.920 going to be
00:56:04.320 rational about
00:56:05.000 this
00:56:05.300 did you hear
00:56:05.860 the part
00:56:06.200 where it's
00:56:06.480 an absolute
00:56:06.960 has to be
00:56:07.980 an absolute
00:56:08.400 because the
00:56:09.380 moment you
00:56:09.760 say there's
00:56:10.220 an exception
00:56:10.820 to gun
00:56:12.160 safety
00:56:12.600 somebody gets
00:56:13.840 killed
00:56:14.180 just like
00:56:15.380 the Alec
00:56:15.760 Baldwin
00:56:16.040 situation
00:56:16.680 that's why
00:56:17.800 there's no
00:56:18.320 exceptions
00:56:18.840 because the
00:56:19.800 moment you
00:56:20.360 make that
00:56:20.700 exception
00:56:21.060 somebody dies
00:56:21.820 airline
00:56:23.980 safety
00:56:24.520 should you
00:56:26.220 make
00:56:26.420 exceptions
00:56:26.900 yeah we're
00:56:28.240 really big
00:56:28.740 on airline
00:56:29.200 safety
00:56:29.700 but you
00:56:30.880 know
00:56:31.100 we'll make
00:56:31.720 an exception
00:56:32.240 you okay
00:56:33.960 with that
00:56:34.380 no I
00:56:35.560 think
00:56:35.760 airline
00:56:36.100 safety
00:56:36.620 and
00:56:37.540 and firearm
00:56:38.540 safety
00:56:39.060 should be
00:56:40.300 absolutes
00:56:41.060 and every
00:56:42.120 time you
00:56:42.480 think that
00:56:42.880 there should
00:56:43.200 be an
00:56:43.420 exception
00:56:43.740 to it
00:56:44.160 you're
00:56:44.360 wrong
00:56:44.580 and the
00:56:46.480 and the
00:56:46.740 pilot
00:56:46.980 situation
00:56:47.480 goes into
00:56:47.980 that
00:56:48.160 now I
00:56:48.740 think
00:56:49.080 I hate
00:56:50.260 the fact
00:56:50.620 that he
00:56:50.860 got fired
00:56:51.380 like from
00:56:52.240 a on a
00:56:52.780 human level
00:56:53.540 that just
00:56:55.040 sucks
00:56:55.420 right
00:56:56.040 he was just
00:56:57.080 being
00:56:57.600 interesting
00:56:58.740 and fun
00:56:59.420 it was a
00:57:00.480 bad decision
00:57:01.220 it had
00:57:02.400 nothing to
00:57:02.860 do with
00:57:03.160 his flying
00:57:03.840 ability
00:57:04.360 I hope
00:57:06.100 he gets
00:57:06.340 another job
00:57:06.860 and he's
00:57:07.120 fine
00:57:07.360 but I
00:57:09.200 kind of
00:57:09.560 back
00:57:09.880 I back
00:57:10.480 southwest
00:57:10.880 on this
00:57:11.420 I think
00:57:12.200 treating
00:57:12.540 safety as
00:57:13.200 an absolute
00:57:13.720 is good
00:57:14.820 for the
00:57:15.120 brand
00:57:15.500 good for
00:57:16.000 the passengers
00:57:16.580 and good
00:57:17.700 for the
00:57:17.960 world
00:57:18.220 it just
00:57:19.160 happened to
00:57:19.460 be really
00:57:19.780 bad for
00:57:20.200 one pilot
00:57:20.880 and I
00:57:21.620 don't think
00:57:22.120 it's fair
00:57:22.460 to him
00:57:22.780 but the
00:57:23.840 world
00:57:24.000 isn't fair
00:57:24.500 it's not
00:57:25.480 a fair
00:57:25.740 world
00:57:26.120 right
00:57:26.660 and
00:57:27.020 unfortunately
00:57:27.660 this went
00:57:28.380 his
00:57:28.660 the wrong
00:57:29.400 way
00:57:29.680 somebody
00:57:32.600 somebody says
00:57:32.840 I disagree
00:57:33.360 with your
00:57:33.760 framing
00:57:34.120 as a
00:57:34.580 safety
00:57:34.860 issue
00:57:35.220 that
00:57:35.700 doesn't
00:57:35.980 matter
00:57:36.220 really
00:57:36.540 it
00:57:37.220 doesn't
00:57:37.440 matter
00:57:37.760 because
00:57:38.560 it
00:57:38.680 doesn't
00:57:38.940 matter
00:57:39.120 if
00:57:39.300 you
00:57:39.500 think
00:57:39.740 it's
00:57:39.940 not
00:57:40.120 a
00:57:40.260 safety
00:57:40.520 issue
00:57:40.900 the
00:57:41.920 fact
00:57:42.180 that
00:57:42.480 I'm
00:57:42.900 a
00:57:43.020 reasonable
00:57:43.360 person
00:57:43.900 who
00:57:44.120 thinks
00:57:44.400 it
00:57:44.600 is
00:57:45.300 a
00:57:45.460 safety
00:57:45.700 issue
00:57:46.000 that
00:57:47.260 means
00:57:47.520 that
00:57:47.720 southwest
00:57:48.100 is
00:57:48.700 completely
00:57:49.280 reasonable
00:57:49.820 in
00:57:50.040 saying
00:57:50.240 you know
00:57:50.460 people
00:57:50.740 are
00:57:50.920 going
00:57:51.040 to
00:57:51.160 think
00:57:51.400 it's
00:57:51.560 a
00:57:51.700 safety
00:57:51.940 issue
00:57:52.280 even
00:57:53.500 if
00:57:53.780 we
00:57:53.960 don't
00:57:55.080 because
00:57:55.520 remember
00:57:55.900 safety
00:57:56.840 is an
00:57:57.160 absolute
00:57:57.600 so
00:57:58.600 you
00:57:58.720 have
00:57:58.900 to
00:57:59.040 treat
00:57:59.360 it
00:57:59.640 like
00:58:00.960 it's
00:58:01.340 an
00:58:01.480 absolute
00:58:01.800 and
00:58:03.260 so
00:58:03.420 they
00:58:03.560 can't
00:58:03.800 say
00:58:03.940 well
00:58:04.340 you know
00:58:04.680 this
00:58:04.880 case
00:58:05.260 all right
00:58:08.480 this is
00:58:09.420 oh
00:58:09.780 was he
00:58:10.280 not
00:58:10.480 fired
00:58:10.800 what
00:58:11.240 happened
00:58:11.500 to him
00:58:11.820 I'm
00:58:13.220 getting
00:58:13.420 a
00:58:13.700 correction
00:58:14.160 here
00:58:14.520 on
00:58:14.700 YouTube
00:58:15.000 was
00:58:15.760 he
00:58:15.880 not
00:58:16.100 fired
00:58:16.460 yeah
00:58:20.820 and it
00:58:21.140 doesn't
00:58:21.440 matter
00:58:21.660 if
00:58:21.900 it
00:58:22.020 didn't
00:58:22.200 start
00:58:22.500 any
00:58:22.700 fights
00:58:23.160 what
00:58:23.840 matters
00:58:24.200 is
00:58:24.540 any
00:58:24.800 reasonable
00:58:25.240 person
00:58:25.620 would
00:58:25.780 have
00:58:25.880 said
00:58:26.040 this
00:58:26.260 could
00:58:26.440 cause
00:58:26.720 trouble
00:58:27.040 a
00:58:28.500 reasonable
00:58:28.900 person
00:58:29.380 could
00:58:29.720 say
00:58:29.920 this
00:58:30.180 might
00:58:30.440 cause
00:58:30.740 trouble
00:58:31.040 and
00:58:31.200 that's
00:58:31.680 it
00:58:31.860 that's
00:58:32.120 the whole
00:58:32.340 story
00:58:32.660 if a
00:58:33.380 reasonable
00:58:33.700 person
00:58:34.140 could
00:58:34.320 say
00:58:34.500 you know
00:58:34.820 this
00:58:35.020 could
00:58:35.320 cause
00:58:35.560 a
00:58:35.680 problem
00:58:35.980 they
00:58:37.660 got
00:58:37.820 to
00:58:37.900 act
00:58:38.100 on
00:58:38.260 it
00:58:39.020 what
00:58:44.380 if
00:58:44.520 he
00:58:44.600 made
00:58:44.820 fun
00:58:45.100 of
00:58:45.240 the
00:58:45.360 flat
00:58:45.620 earth
00:58:45.860 well
00:58:46.140 I
00:58:46.420 don't
00:58:46.520 know
00:58:46.700 I'm
00:58:47.100 not
00:58:47.240 sure
00:58:47.400 that
00:58:47.640 that
00:58:48.880 hypothetical
00:58:49.400 helps
00:58:50.100 us
00:58:50.360 the
00:58:51.720 flight
00:58:51.920 was
00:58:52.080 on
00:58:52.220 the
00:58:52.320 ground
00:58:52.700 well
00:58:53.000 that
00:58:53.120 doesn't
00:58:53.340 matter
00:58:53.540 does
00:58:53.740 it
00:58:54.320 the
00:58:55.200 flight
00:58:55.360 was
00:58:55.540 on
00:58:55.660 the
00:58:55.740 ground
00:58:56.000 but
00:58:56.180 it
00:58:56.280 was
00:58:56.380 going
00:58:56.540 to
00:58:56.620 take
00:58:56.840 off
00:58:57.100 right
00:58:57.340 or
00:58:58.980 had
00:58:59.180 it
00:58:59.300 already
00:58:59.540 landed
00:58:59.940 in
00:59:00.740 any
00:59:00.960 case
00:59:01.220 they're
00:59:01.680 still
00:59:02.020 confined
00:59:02.980 in
00:59:03.200 that
00:59:03.360 space
00:59:03.680 so
00:59:03.820 it's
00:59:03.940 still
00:59:04.100 dangerous
00:59:04.540 shut up
00:59:10.560 and fly
00:59:10.880 the
00:59:11.040 plane
00:59:11.300 all right
00:59:12.700 that's
00:59:13.420 all
00:59:13.660 and I
00:59:14.500 will
00:59:14.740 talk
00:59:14.980 to
00:59:15.120 you
00:59:15.380 tomorrow
00:59:16.120 have
00:59:16.320 a
00:59:16.420 great
00:59:16.600 Halloween
00:59:17.400 everybody