Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1578 Scott Adams： The News Is Full of Red Meat Today. Come Get Some.

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00:00:51.320 Do you know how hard it is to talk and read at the same time?

00:00:54.740 This is a weird little skill that live streamers develop.

00:01:01.540 I think the skill of it is you have to think what you're going to say and then package it,

00:01:06.020 and then as it's coming out, you can still read.

00:01:10.100 It's kind of tough, but you can do it for short periods.

00:01:13.160 It's not really multitasking, but it feels like it.

00:01:17.800 Well, I'd like to start with a public service.

00:01:20.520 Now, this public service will not be necessary for the men. 0.98

00:01:26.260 I know a lot of my audience is male.

00:01:28.820 But this is only for the benefit of your spouses or significant others who are female.

00:01:33.960 I'm pretty sure the men are going to appreciate this, okay?

00:01:38.340 Because it's something you all have to deal with.

00:01:40.620 But it goes like this.

00:01:43.700 Public service announcement.

00:01:46.200 If you're facing away from me and mumbling, I probably can't hear you.

00:01:52.380 Let me give you an example.

00:01:53.740 This would be facing you and talking clearly.

00:01:57.480 Hello, Scott.

00:01:58.860 How was your day?

00:02:00.600 See how well that worked?

00:02:01.700 Now, imagine that I'm across the room, facing the other way, reading my phone, and saying...

00:02:14.700 Now, as a man, you're forced with two choices now.

00:02:20.800 You can say, what?

00:02:23.980 Do you know what happens when you do that?

00:02:26.720 Does your spouse turn around, face you, and speak clearly?

00:02:29.960 I've never had that experience.

00:02:32.900 What I get is...

00:02:34.580 It's sort of...

00:02:38.300 It's still mumbling, but it's more angry.

00:02:42.280 Don't ask a third time.

00:02:45.820 Just don't ask a third time.

00:02:47.820 Because that's when the fight starts.

00:02:50.300 That's too many times to ask.

00:02:52.600 Instead, do what I do.

00:02:54.960 Agree.

00:02:55.440 And then later, when she says, I told you we were going to the thing, you need to say,

00:03:03.220 oh, damn, I heard that, and I just forgot.

00:03:06.520 That's your only way to play it.

00:03:08.200 So as a public service announcement to the spouses listening to this, the women,

00:03:14.120 for some reason, it just seems to be a male-female thing,

00:03:17.500 we can't hear you if you're facing the other direction and mumbling.

00:03:21.900 Almost never.

00:03:22.640 Now, I'd like to add to that.

00:03:25.940 If you're standing next to a source of running water,

00:03:30.520 it could be a sink, possibly a shower,

00:03:33.500 it could be a bathtub filling up.

00:03:35.820 If you're talking to me from across the room,

00:03:39.340 even if you're not mumbling especially,

00:03:41.040 and I'm standing next to running water,

00:03:43.160 how often do I hear you?

00:03:47.160 Zero?

00:03:47.600 I think it's zero.

00:03:49.660 And what do you do if somebody talks and you're next to the water?

00:03:54.800 Don't do this.

00:03:56.700 What?

00:03:58.360 Because they'll just say it again the same way,

00:04:00.980 and you're still standing next to the water.

00:04:03.720 Yes, James, you deal with this every fucking day.

00:04:07.400 And I promise you, this is not me talking about Christina.

00:04:15.560 This is every man and every woman, and I don't know why.

00:04:18.840 It's other female members of the family as well. 1.00

00:04:22.140 So it's kids, grandmothers.

00:04:25.040 But it's some kind of a weird gender difference.

00:04:30.020 I don't think a man has ever done that.

00:04:32.520 But women hear you across the room if you're facing the other direction, 1.00

00:04:37.280 and we never hear you when we're near running water,

00:04:39.940 and that's not going to change.

00:04:42.680 All right.

00:04:43.560 There's a story about Chris Cuomo

00:04:45.420 helping his brother through his accusations,

00:04:49.840 the brother's accusations of sexual misconduct

00:04:52.620 while governor.

00:04:54.940 I can't care about this story.

00:04:57.560 In what world did we expect brothers not to talk

00:05:02.680 or not to help each other

00:05:05.200 or not to advise

00:05:07.100 or maybe even not to make a phone call to somebody?

00:05:11.540 Of course.

00:05:13.040 Of course.

00:05:14.560 This is a story that shouldn't be a story.

00:05:16.620 I mean, it's of interest.

00:05:19.700 But to imagine that Chris Cuomo

00:05:21.520 should be fired for giving his brother advice

00:05:24.180 on anything

00:05:25.800 I just can't go there.

00:05:30.020 I mean, this is just too political.

00:05:33.380 I realize even MSNBC,

00:05:35.840 somebody there saying he should be fired for this.

00:05:38.880 And I don't even have an opinion

00:05:40.440 about whether he should be fired.

00:05:43.200 I mean, that's CNN's problem.

00:05:44.760 They can make that decision.

00:05:46.640 But it doesn't bother me at all.

00:05:49.140 Are you bothered by it?

00:05:51.220 Does anybody here feel

00:05:52.640 that there's some injustice or something

00:05:55.600 because he works for CNN

00:05:57.740 and he backed his brother?

00:06:01.300 Who would be...

00:06:03.020 Who would not expect that exactly?

00:06:07.020 You know, it's one thing to be surprised

00:06:08.800 by something that's, you know, bad.

00:06:11.400 But if you know it's just part of the texture of life,

00:06:15.400 complaining about it

00:06:16.400 is like complaining about the rain.

00:06:18.180 It's just going to be there.

00:06:19.220 So, I don't know.

00:06:21.580 This just looks like

00:06:22.440 news on the right

00:06:24.280 taking a shot at the Cuomos.

00:06:26.860 And I'm not defending either one of them

00:06:29.020 because it's not my problem.

00:06:31.140 You know, they have plenty

00:06:31.840 that they need to defend there.

00:06:33.500 I'm just saying,

00:06:34.200 I don't know how I should be mad at this.

00:06:36.780 I can't get concerned about that news.

00:06:40.020 All right, another news.

00:06:41.300 Erasmus says that

00:06:42.760 only 26% of likely U.S. voters

00:06:46.320 believe Biden has done enough

00:06:49.080 to stop the rising price of gasoline.

00:06:54.780 Carpe says

00:06:55.620 the rain should be fired too.

00:06:58.720 You're tough on rain, Carpe.

00:07:01.040 Tough on rain.

00:07:01.800 Have I ever mentioned

00:07:04.700 that 25% of people

00:07:06.760 in every poll

00:07:07.500 are freaking idiots?

00:07:09.620 Just reliably?

00:07:11.100 25% is always going to get it wrong.

00:07:13.660 Every question.

00:07:15.480 And so, exactly 26%,

00:07:17.580 you know, the 25% 0.97

00:07:18.640 is always approximate.

00:07:21.140 They think maybe Biden

00:07:22.820 has done enough

00:07:23.800 to keep the energy prices down.

00:07:27.480 He literally

00:07:28.220 is raising them intentionally.

00:07:29.780 He's intentionally

00:07:32.200 reducing the supply.

00:07:35.920 How does 26% of the country

00:07:37.900 not notice

00:07:38.660 that he's not only

00:07:39.960 not helping,

00:07:41.760 he's trying as hard as he can

00:07:43.160 to make it go the other way,

00:07:44.680 right in front of you,

00:07:45.740 and every news source

00:07:46.700 is reporting it.

00:07:48.100 It's not even one of those things

00:07:49.360 where, you know,

00:07:50.280 the left is hiding the news

00:07:51.640 or anything.

00:07:52.420 They're reporting it.

00:07:54.640 And a quarter of the country

00:07:56.060 gets every question wrong.

00:07:58.740 It's so consistent.

00:07:59.780 All right.

00:08:01.340 I'm going to give you

00:08:02.560 a quick investment lesson

00:08:04.320 that's a two-parter.

00:08:07.960 It's also full disclosure.

00:08:11.680 So, I have some investments

00:08:13.680 in some topics

00:08:14.840 that I talk about,

00:08:16.920 and so you should know that.

00:08:19.640 Tesla, I have an investment in.

00:08:21.480 Amazon, Microsoft,

00:08:22.860 Apple, a bunch of tech companies,

00:08:27.800 Snap, Twitter,

00:08:28.940 Twitter, I have an investment in.

00:08:30.820 And I've mentioned those before,

00:08:32.640 but I just made some changes

00:08:34.100 this morning.

00:08:35.280 I'm going to tell you

00:08:35.980 why I made the changes,

00:08:37.140 but also full disclosure,

00:08:38.740 in case I talk about it.

00:08:40.880 All right.

00:08:41.240 Here's what I did.

00:08:41.820 I had shares of Penn stock,

00:08:46.320 the online gaming company,

00:08:49.340 and that was because

00:08:50.240 of the barstool situation.

00:08:52.140 You know,

00:08:52.300 their stock dropped

00:08:53.180 when the whole barstool

00:08:55.040 came out,

00:08:55.840 thing came out.

00:08:56.520 And I thought to myself,

00:08:58.280 you know,

00:08:58.720 this looks like just

00:08:59.920 overreaction.

00:09:03.220 And so,

00:09:03.840 I bought some on the dip,

00:09:05.800 and then it just kept going down.

00:09:09.340 So,

00:09:09.900 in terms of guessing,

00:09:11.520 I guessed poorly.

00:09:13.020 Now,

00:09:13.240 here's your first investment lesson.

00:09:15.300 Many of you are experienced investors,

00:09:17.480 so,

00:09:18.160 you know,

00:09:18.480 just fact check me as I go.

00:09:22.200 If you're an experienced investor,

00:09:23.780 jump in on the comments

00:09:24.660 if you want to add something to it,

00:09:26.000 because you probably do.

00:09:27.720 Never buy an individual stock

00:09:29.760 and think you're investing.

00:09:32.940 That's the most important tip.

00:09:35.720 If you buy one and only one stock,

00:09:38.580 and you don't have

00:09:39.420 any other investments,

00:09:40.980 you're not investing.

00:09:42.680 That's not an investment.

00:09:44.240 That's just a bet.

00:09:45.700 That's just a gamble.

00:09:47.500 Right?

00:09:47.860 If you don't have

00:09:48.620 a diversified portfolio

00:09:49.980 where some can go up

00:09:51.360 and some will go down,

00:09:52.720 and, you know,

00:09:53.420 it kind of takes care of itself

00:09:54.620 on average,

00:09:55.180 if you don't have that,

00:09:56.600 you're not investing.

00:09:58.000 You're just gambling.

00:09:59.500 Right?

00:10:00.000 So,

00:10:00.520 that's the first thing

00:10:01.200 you need to know.

00:10:01.760 When I tell you

00:10:02.320 what individual stocks I bought,

00:10:04.640 here's what you should know.

00:10:06.640 It's only one of

00:10:08.000 a larger portfolio,

00:10:10.020 and for me,

00:10:10.720 it's just gambling.

00:10:12.320 Right?

00:10:12.900 So,

00:10:13.620 the next stock

00:10:14.480 I tell you about,

00:10:15.560 I would not say

00:10:16.320 is an investment,

00:10:17.080 investment,

00:10:18.080 and specifically,

00:10:19.300 I wouldn't advise you

00:10:20.240 to buy it.

00:10:21.900 Don't do what I did

00:10:23.100 unless you've done

00:10:25.140 your own,

00:10:25.800 you know,

00:10:26.100 looking into it.

00:10:28.200 Your research

00:10:29.000 is a little bit worthless,

00:10:30.220 but, you know,

00:10:30.780 at least do your own.

00:10:31.620 Don't listen to me.

00:10:33.680 And you have a portfolio

00:10:35.060 that's already balanced.

00:10:37.280 If that's the case,

00:10:38.340 well,

00:10:38.680 you might consider it,

00:10:39.780 but I don't recommend it.

00:10:41.680 The stock is,

00:10:44.940 so the stock

00:10:45.480 I got rid of,

00:10:46.160 first of all,

00:10:46.680 is Regeneron.

00:10:48.740 So Regeneron

00:10:49.780 has been sort of

00:10:51.260 a miracle drug

00:10:53.300 for quite a while now

00:10:54.240 because it works.

00:10:56.160 But today is also

00:10:57.360 the day that the

00:10:58.240 COVID pill

00:11:00.440 gets approved

00:11:01.920 by the FDA,

00:11:03.020 we think.

00:11:04.280 If COVID pills

00:11:05.800 are out,

00:11:06.960 which would you

00:11:07.600 rather take?

00:11:08.680 A Regeneron drip?

00:11:11.180 Or they have to,

00:11:12.140 now,

00:11:12.560 give me a fact check

00:11:13.360 on this.

00:11:13.720 That's the only way

00:11:14.280 you can get Regeneron,

00:11:15.240 right?

00:11:16.880 Regeneron doesn't

00:11:17.580 have a pill,

00:11:18.440 does it?

00:11:21.380 So it's going to get

00:11:22.160 a lot of competition.

00:11:23.980 So whatever form it is,

00:11:25.120 it doesn't matter.

00:11:25.660 It's getting competition.

00:11:27.000 So I got rid of Regeneron

00:11:28.500 for a profit.

00:11:29.800 It was up.

00:11:32.080 But it'll have

00:11:33.260 more competition.

00:11:34.400 Probably still a good company.

00:11:35.800 It's probably still

00:11:36.780 a good stock.

00:11:37.440 But it didn't have

00:11:39.300 the reason

00:11:40.660 that I bought it

00:11:41.400 changed.

00:11:42.820 Now here's a

00:11:43.640 Warren Buffett

00:11:44.980 investment advice.

00:11:46.940 If you buy a stock,

00:11:49.240 don't sell it

00:11:50.280 unless the reason

00:11:51.520 you bought it

00:11:52.020 in the first place

00:11:52.760 changes.

00:11:54.220 So the reason

00:11:54.920 I bought it

00:11:55.360 in the first place

00:11:56.100 is it was sort of

00:11:56.940 the only game in town

00:11:58.020 that was that powerful.

00:12:00.780 But now there's

00:12:01.680 competition,

00:12:02.460 so I sold it.

00:12:03.360 So that's your

00:12:04.080 investment lesson.

00:12:05.000 Something changed.

00:12:07.000 Now,

00:12:07.960 the other thing

00:12:08.780 I bought was

00:12:09.740 today,

00:12:10.420 just this morning,

00:12:11.280 I bought

00:12:11.620 Wynn Hotels.

00:12:14.460 Now Wynn,

00:12:15.560 W-Y-N-N, 1.00

00:12:17.340 which is

00:12:17.720 one of the greatest

00:12:18.980 names ever

00:12:19.640 for a casino.

00:12:21.700 It actually says

00:12:22.380 Wynn right in the name,

00:12:23.400 but obviously

00:12:24.000 it was the founder's name.

00:12:26.020 Now the reason

00:12:26.680 that I bought that,

00:12:27.780 and again,

00:12:28.420 this is not

00:12:28.960 an investment advice,

00:12:30.140 is I'm betting

00:12:32.540 that the variant

00:12:33.900 news is overblown.

00:12:36.300 So I'm essentially

00:12:37.160 making a bet

00:12:37.920 that I understand

00:12:38.900 the media

00:12:39.480 a little bit better

00:12:41.680 than maybe

00:12:42.100 the average investor.

00:12:43.900 Is that true?

00:12:45.240 I don't know.

00:12:46.500 I don't know.

00:12:47.000 I guess we'll find out

00:12:47.860 because I put my money

00:12:48.680 where my mouth is.

00:12:50.100 Now that doesn't mean

00:12:50.980 Wynn will necessarily

00:12:51.960 go up or down

00:12:52.640 based on that variable alone.

00:12:55.020 But it's a good one.

00:12:56.320 So it's a solid company,

00:12:57.600 it's the top of the industry,

00:12:58.840 it's the best hotels

00:12:59.720 in Vegas.

00:13:00.700 Vegas is still

00:13:01.480 doing business.

00:13:02.820 So apparently

00:13:03.360 they're making money

00:13:04.140 even in the pandemic.

00:13:06.040 So it's probably

00:13:06.960 underpriced now

00:13:07.840 and I bought some of that.

00:13:09.760 But I don't recommend

00:13:10.440 it for you

00:13:11.000 because it's very,

00:13:12.040 very speculative.

00:13:13.500 Don't invest

00:13:14.380 in a stock like that

00:13:15.680 unless you can

00:13:17.140 lose it all

00:13:17.780 and you still sleep.

00:13:20.840 All right.

00:13:21.460 China has,

00:13:22.480 Wynn has China exposure,

00:13:24.100 but my understanding

00:13:24.860 is that's priced

00:13:25.880 to zero already.

00:13:27.660 They've basically

00:13:28.520 priced the China

00:13:30.500 stuff all the way

00:13:32.180 down to nothing.

00:13:34.340 I'm exaggerating,

00:13:35.460 but it's priced in there.

00:13:37.620 So we'll see.

00:13:38.620 So I just tell you

00:13:39.340 that so as you know.

00:13:42.480 And I also think

00:13:43.380 that the COVID pill

00:13:44.420 will make such

00:13:45.240 a big difference

00:13:45.960 to travel and risk

00:13:48.240 that it's going

00:13:49.460 to be hard

00:13:49.820 to keep things

00:13:50.420 locked down

00:13:51.060 when you've got

00:13:51.880 a COVID pill

00:13:53.300 in your pocket.

00:13:54.980 Am I right?

00:13:55.480 Apparently the COVID pill

00:13:57.500 takes the risk

00:13:58.160 down to pretty close

00:13:59.420 zero if you take it

00:14:01.320 once you have symptoms.

00:14:03.200 Am I right?

00:14:04.220 I think that's the case.

00:14:05.900 And when that's the case,

00:14:07.460 how does the government

00:14:08.360 justify keeping stuff

00:14:10.160 closed down?

00:14:12.140 I feel like the argument

00:14:13.140 is going away

00:14:13.900 really quickly.

00:14:17.020 All right.

00:14:19.660 Apparently in Germany,

00:14:20.660 if you want to commit suicide

00:14:24.020 in a legal way,

00:14:25.240 which apparently is legal

00:14:26.400 if it's assisted suicide,

00:14:29.380 sort of medically approved

00:14:30.480 and you've done

00:14:31.040 all the steps

00:14:31.600 to be approved for that,

00:14:33.360 you can actually

00:14:34.320 kill yourself

00:14:35.560 in Germany legally.

00:14:37.380 But only if you're

00:14:39.620 vaccinated first.

00:14:43.040 That's the actual story.

00:14:44.800 I'm not even making that up.

00:14:46.560 You have to be fully vaccinated

00:14:47.800 to kill yourself

00:14:48.720 in Germany.

00:14:49.440 Now, obviously the reason

00:14:52.360 is because the medical

00:14:54.360 professionals and others

00:14:55.760 who might be attending

00:14:57.520 to you don't want

00:14:59.100 to get infected.

00:15:00.160 So obviously the story

00:15:01.600 is not about the person

00:15:03.140 who's going to be dead,

00:15:04.420 but it sounds funny

00:15:05.880 when you read it.

00:15:07.240 It's one of those stories

00:15:08.140 that sounds like,

00:15:09.100 ah, this is crazy,

00:15:10.560 except it's not.

00:15:12.040 You still have to protect

00:15:13.020 the people around you

00:15:13.940 if you believe that

00:15:15.380 vaccinations do that.

00:15:17.220 Also, Greece

00:15:20.500 and Germany

00:15:21.400 are sort of poised

00:15:23.640 to make vaccines

00:15:24.580 mandatory.

00:15:25.760 I think in Greece

00:15:26.520 that's already

00:15:27.040 a dumb deal

00:15:27.620 and in Germany

00:15:29.100 the incoming chancellor

00:15:30.140 wants them

00:15:30.760 to be mandatory.

00:15:32.940 At the same time

00:15:33.940 the COVID pill

00:15:34.600 is coming out.

00:15:36.460 So,

00:15:37.140 here's a bad move

00:15:39.100 for a politician.

00:15:40.840 Make vaccines

00:15:41.640 mandatory

00:15:42.140 at the same time

00:15:42.960 the COVID pill

00:15:43.620 comes out.

00:15:44.100 That's pretty bad timing.

00:15:47.600 All right.

00:15:48.460 Now,

00:15:49.100 the COVID pill

00:15:49.780 does not make

00:15:50.380 vaccinations unnecessary

00:15:51.860 if our experts

00:15:53.000 are correct

00:15:53.860 in what everything's doing.

00:15:55.600 Of course,

00:15:55.880 that's a big if.

00:15:59.160 But it's good news.

00:16:01.380 So,

00:16:01.880 here's my question

00:16:02.600 about Germany.

00:16:03.200 In my opinion,

00:16:06.000 this would be

00:16:06.720 a pretty big

00:16:07.720 government overreach.

00:16:10.380 Do you think

00:16:10.800 the German population

00:16:11.960 can be Hitlerized 0.68

00:16:13.660 this easily

00:16:14.880 still?

00:16:16.720 Did they learn

00:16:17.620 nothing from

00:16:18.140 World War II?

00:16:19.000 Because I feel like

00:16:20.040 that's their main

00:16:20.780 lesson in life

00:16:21.640 and they're a bit

00:16:23.000 obsessed about

00:16:23.740 learning something

00:16:24.420 from it.

00:16:25.760 You may be

00:16:26.440 over-obsessed.

00:16:28.580 But

00:16:28.800 it,

00:16:30.560 this is going

00:16:31.760 to be fun

00:16:32.120 to watch

00:16:32.760 if the German

00:16:34.500 public just

00:16:35.120 gets in line

00:16:35.880 and says,

00:16:36.560 oh,

00:16:36.800 okay,

00:16:37.700 I guess we need

00:16:38.220 our shots now.

00:16:38.860 or

00:16:40.460 do they overthrow

00:16:41.480 the government?

00:16:43.860 I don't know.

00:16:45.340 I'm going to root

00:16:46.200 for the German people.

00:16:47.980 So I'm going to root

00:16:48.540 for the German people

00:16:49.400 to change

00:16:51.020 their government's

00:16:51.740 opinion

00:16:52.000 or

00:16:52.460 at least speak out

00:16:54.500 unless

00:16:55.460 the public

00:16:56.360 actually agrees

00:16:57.020 with this.

00:16:57.820 You know,

00:16:57.980 if you did

00:16:58.440 a German opinion

00:16:59.380 poll

00:16:59.700 and 80%

00:17:01.020 of the public

00:17:01.480 was for it,

00:17:02.280 I'd say,

00:17:02.620 oh,

00:17:02.860 okay,

00:17:03.680 do what you

00:17:04.100 want to do.

00:17:05.000 Do what you

00:17:05.500 want to do.

00:17:07.180 All right.

00:17:07.560 There is

00:17:11.340 an interesting

00:17:12.320 article in

00:17:13.020 The Blaze

00:17:13.620 by Daniel Horowitz

00:17:14.980 who is making

00:17:16.600 some pretty big

00:17:17.380 claims about

00:17:18.060 vitamin D

00:17:18.740 based on

00:17:19.460 studies.

00:17:20.400 So he's not

00:17:21.280 making stuff up.

00:17:22.160 He's looking

00:17:22.520 at the studies.

00:17:24.140 And apparently

00:17:24.660 the studies suggest

00:17:25.620 that if your

00:17:26.140 vitamin D level

00:17:27.000 is over

00:17:27.560 a certain

00:17:28.340 level,

00:17:30.700 your odds

00:17:31.700 of dying

00:17:32.100 are zero.

00:17:32.700 So

00:17:32.840 apparently

00:17:38.660 the science

00:17:39.320 seems to

00:17:40.040 suggest that.

00:17:41.360 Yeah,

00:17:41.540 over 50,

00:17:42.500 what is the

00:17:43.040 unit?

00:17:44.060 50 what?

00:17:45.840 Mill or something?

00:17:47.720 What is the

00:17:48.320 units we're

00:17:48.800 talking about?

00:17:50.460 Yeah.

00:17:51.160 Now,

00:17:51.820 apparently,

00:17:52.740 now this is

00:17:53.580 according to

00:17:54.560 Daniel Horowitz's

00:17:55.840 article,

00:17:56.380 so these are

00:17:56.780 his interpretations.

00:17:58.980 According to

00:17:59.640 him,

00:18:00.020 it's the most

00:18:00.640 documented

00:18:01.620 scientific

00:18:02.920 truth of

00:18:04.020 the pandemic.

00:18:06.020 That nothing's

00:18:07.000 more documented

00:18:07.780 with more

00:18:08.600 certainty than

00:18:09.960 having more

00:18:10.540 vitamin D

00:18:11.200 would keep

00:18:11.840 you from

00:18:12.160 dying of

00:18:12.680 COVID.

00:18:14.420 Now,

00:18:15.000 do you

00:18:15.200 believe that?

00:18:16.880 I always

00:18:17.600 have the

00:18:17.880 problem that,

00:18:18.580 you know,

00:18:18.940 people said

00:18:19.500 that about

00:18:19.880 iverbectin,

00:18:20.840 they said

00:18:21.140 about hydroxychloroquine.

00:18:22.900 It has been

00:18:23.540 said about many

00:18:24.360 things and not

00:18:25.220 true.

00:18:26.660 There are many

00:18:27.160 things that look

00:18:27.800 like they're super

00:18:28.660 well documented

00:18:29.560 by science,

00:18:30.320 but they're

00:18:31.780 not true.

00:18:34.640 So I would

00:18:36.620 be concerned

00:18:37.340 about anybody

00:18:38.100 who says all

00:18:38.720 the science

00:18:39.200 points in one

00:18:39.860 direction,

00:18:40.620 because we've

00:18:41.240 seen that

00:18:41.660 trick before.

00:18:43.280 But I

00:18:43.640 suspect that

00:18:44.220 all the science

00:18:44.700 does point in

00:18:45.320 one direction.

00:18:47.300 And as I

00:18:48.240 predicted,

00:18:49.120 let me take

00:18:49.560 you back to

00:18:50.180 the beginning

00:18:50.640 of the

00:18:50.880 pandemic.

00:18:52.160 Some of

00:18:52.520 you will

00:18:52.800 remember this.

00:18:54.680 And based

00:18:55.460 on pattern

00:18:56.100 recognition

00:18:56.680 alone,

00:18:58.360 before I'd

00:18:59.240 heard it

00:18:59.520 from really

00:19:00.380 anybody,

00:19:00.940 but I

00:19:01.160 think other

00:19:01.480 people were

00:19:01.960 saying it

00:19:02.360 then.

00:19:02.740 I just

00:19:03.000 hadn't heard

00:19:03.380 it from

00:19:03.760 anybody yet.

00:19:04.960 I said,

00:19:05.780 is it a

00:19:06.140 coincidence that

00:19:07.100 it seems to

00:19:07.660 be not

00:19:08.720 affecting the

00:19:09.360 places that

00:19:09.920 have the

00:19:10.180 most vitamin

00:19:10.740 D?

00:19:12.620 Does anybody

00:19:13.260 remember me

00:19:13.900 saying that

00:19:14.340 at the beginning

00:19:14.820 of the

00:19:15.140 pandemic?

00:19:16.240 Hey,

00:19:16.780 I'm just

00:19:17.740 looking at

00:19:18.220 where it's

00:19:18.560 good and

00:19:18.960 where it's

00:19:19.260 bad,

00:19:20.320 and it

00:19:20.580 looks like

00:19:21.000 wherever

00:19:21.260 people get

00:19:21.820 enough vitamin

00:19:22.340 D,

00:19:23.320 including

00:19:23.700 Sweden,

00:19:24.600 because they

00:19:24.980 supplemented

00:19:25.620 Sweden,

00:19:26.540 including Sweden,

00:19:28.080 that they were

00:19:28.500 having better

00:19:28.960 outcomes.

00:19:31.280 And it

00:19:31.780 looked like it

00:19:32.260 was fairly

00:19:32.720 consistent,

00:19:33.420 where there

00:19:33.720 was a lot

00:19:34.080 of smog,

00:19:35.540 it looked like

00:19:36.140 they were

00:19:36.300 having a

00:19:36.680 tough time,

00:19:38.140 and where

00:19:38.500 there wasn't.

00:19:39.160 Now, I

00:19:40.020 don't know

00:19:40.360 that my

00:19:40.680 pattern

00:19:41.000 recognition

00:19:41.500 was on

00:19:42.040 point,

00:19:42.600 or it

00:19:42.880 could have

00:19:43.080 been an

00:19:43.380 illusion.

00:19:44.700 I just

00:19:45.380 convinced

00:19:45.900 myself I

00:19:46.500 saw

00:19:46.700 something.

00:19:47.500 But the

00:19:47.900 science now

00:19:48.540 is squarely

00:19:49.780 on that

00:19:50.320 side.

00:19:51.080 But here's

00:19:52.220 my caution.

00:19:54.140 According to

00:19:55.000 Daniel Horowitz's

00:19:56.360 article,

00:19:56.720 there's

00:19:57.480 now some

00:19:58.680 tests which

00:20:00.020 would suggest

00:20:00.600 it's more

00:20:01.000 than just a

00:20:01.700 correlation,

00:20:03.120 that it's

00:20:03.560 causation.

00:20:05.380 I'm not

00:20:06.080 quite there.

00:20:07.680 I want to

00:20:08.280 be there,

00:20:09.600 and if I

00:20:10.280 had to

00:20:10.540 bet, I

00:20:12.460 don't know,

00:20:12.820 50-50,

00:20:14.160 that we'd

00:20:14.660 get there.

00:20:16.560 And 50-50

00:20:17.360 means I

00:20:17.760 just don't

00:20:18.080 have a

00:20:18.340 basis for

00:20:19.480 making a

00:20:19.880 prediction,

00:20:20.320 basically.

00:20:22.140 I don't

00:20:22.880 know that

00:20:23.320 we're going

00:20:23.660 to prove

00:20:24.300 it's

00:20:24.560 causation.

00:20:26.000 And here's

00:20:26.360 why.

00:20:27.740 Everybody who

00:20:28.360 has bad

00:20:28.720 health has

00:20:29.140 low vitamin

00:20:29.660 D.

00:20:30.820 It could

00:20:31.400 be just

00:20:31.800 an indicator

00:20:32.500 that your

00:20:32.900 health is

00:20:33.280 bad in

00:20:33.860 general.

00:20:36.140 Dr.

00:20:36.480 Shiva promoted 0.99

00:20:37.240 vitamin D

00:20:37.860 first,

00:20:38.400 somebody saying

00:20:38.960 in the

00:20:39.220 comments.

00:20:40.260 I know he

00:20:40.940 was among

00:20:41.940 the earliest,

00:20:42.780 I don't

00:20:43.000 remember if

00:20:43.500 he said it

00:20:43.920 before I

00:20:44.320 did,

00:20:44.760 but probably.

00:20:47.080 Inflammation

00:20:47.560 theory,

00:20:49.280 et cetera.

00:20:49.740 anecdotally,

00:20:54.420 people taking

00:20:55.020 COVID seem

00:20:56.380 to be doing

00:20:57.920 well.

00:20:58.980 But here's

00:21:00.120 the provocative

00:21:01.180 point that

00:21:01.880 Daniel Horowitz

00:21:02.580 makes, and

00:21:03.120 I don't

00:21:03.500 discount

00:21:03.900 this.

00:21:04.320 This could

00:21:04.640 actually be

00:21:05.220 true, that

00:21:06.700 it's the

00:21:07.020 biggest crime

00:21:07.840 in the

00:21:08.420 history of

00:21:08.880 humanity.

00:21:10.540 That is

00:21:11.260 possible.

00:21:12.460 It is

00:21:12.980 possible that

00:21:13.740 the collective

00:21:14.800 pharma plus

00:21:15.860 news industry

00:21:17.420 may have

00:21:18.720 prevented

00:21:19.200 an obvious

00:21:20.520 and cheap

00:21:21.020 solution to

00:21:21.720 the pandemic.

00:21:23.760 May have.

00:21:25.520 And if I

00:21:25.980 had to bet

00:21:26.460 whether this

00:21:27.020 is true or

00:21:27.640 not, that

00:21:29.160 the biggest

00:21:30.120 crime in

00:21:30.840 all humanity,

00:21:32.860 you know,

00:21:33.240 I mean, you

00:21:34.020 could argue

00:21:34.920 that World

00:21:35.940 War II was

00:21:36.520 bigger, but

00:21:37.760 in terms of

00:21:38.820 this kind of

00:21:39.640 crime that's

00:21:40.060 not actually

00:21:40.620 a war, it

00:21:42.920 would be the

00:21:43.480 biggest crime

00:21:44.240 in human

00:21:45.020 civilization.

00:21:46.560 And we

00:21:47.180 might be

00:21:47.540 watching it

00:21:48.200 right in

00:21:48.920 front of

00:21:49.180 us.

00:21:51.400 Letter

00:21:51.840 bummer.

00:21:52.480 Scott is

00:21:52.900 finally waking

00:21:53.500 up.

00:21:54.120 All right,

00:21:54.440 asshole, you're

00:21:55.300 gone.

00:21:57.380 I don't

00:21:58.060 tolerate Scott

00:21:59.200 is finally

00:21:59.740 waking up when

00:22:00.580 I say things

00:22:01.200 that I

00:22:01.520 literally was

00:22:02.100 the first

00:22:02.460 fucking person

00:22:03.180 in the

00:22:03.480 country that

00:22:04.680 you heard

00:22:05.060 say it.

00:22:06.500 Wasn't the

00:22:07.100 first one to

00:22:07.520 say it, but

00:22:08.080 probably the

00:22:09.340 first one you

00:22:10.120 heard for many

00:22:11.120 of you.

00:22:13.160 All right.

00:22:13.580 so I

00:22:17.260 would keep

00:22:17.660 an eye on

00:22:18.220 this, because

00:22:19.340 I don't

00:22:19.640 know that

00:22:19.980 the news

00:22:20.520 business will

00:22:21.820 report on

00:22:22.440 it accurately.

00:22:23.840 I don't

00:22:24.480 know if

00:22:24.780 scientists will

00:22:25.500 report on

00:22:26.060 it accurately.

00:22:27.680 And I

00:22:28.300 don't trust a

00:22:29.040 journalist to

00:22:29.900 look into

00:22:30.340 the science

00:22:32.380 and tell me

00:22:32.860 what's

00:22:33.100 happening.

00:22:34.320 So I

00:22:36.160 just put a

00:22:37.240 gigantic

00:22:38.080 question mark

00:22:39.020 around this,

00:22:39.600 and I

00:22:39.960 think that

00:22:40.400 Daniel Horowitz's

00:22:41.460 article does a

00:22:42.440 good service,

00:22:44.200 and I

00:22:44.820 recommend it.

00:22:45.580 So go look

00:22:46.020 for that.

00:22:46.820 I tweeted

00:22:47.180 it if you

00:22:47.700 want to find

00:22:48.060 it that way.

00:22:50.840 All right.

00:22:53.580 There's an

00:22:54.500 article on

00:22:55.220 CNN about

00:22:56.860 Trump and

00:22:58.020 his intelligence

00:22:58.940 briefings.

00:23:00.540 And of course

00:23:00.960 it's written to

00:23:01.580 make Trump look

00:23:02.260 bad and says

00:23:03.440 stuff like, I

00:23:04.680 guess James

00:23:05.180 Clapper says

00:23:06.920 that Trump

00:23:07.340 ignores the

00:23:08.060 facts from the

00:23:08.760 biggest

00:23:09.000 facts.

00:23:12.760 Clapper.

00:23:14.720 Clapper

00:23:15.320 said that

00:23:17.100 Trump ignored

00:23:17.860 the facts.

00:23:19.940 Are we

00:23:20.720 going to

00:23:21.100 ignore the

00:23:21.580 fact that

00:23:22.380 Clapper is

00:23:22.980 the biggest

00:23:23.440 liar we've

00:23:24.300 ever known

00:23:24.820 in public

00:23:25.280 life?

00:23:27.580 He's

00:23:28.140 literally a

00:23:29.180 famous liar,

00:23:30.620 Clapper is.

00:23:31.820 I mean,

00:23:32.100 well-documented,

00:23:33.620 you've all seen

00:23:34.200 the videos of

00:23:34.940 what he said

00:23:35.480 and then what's

00:23:36.100 true.

00:23:37.060 He's literally

00:23:37.740 a well-documented

00:23:38.860 liar.

00:23:40.580 And he

00:23:41.280 says that

00:23:41.920 Trump wouldn't

00:23:43.020 believe him

00:23:43.600 or that

00:23:45.380 people like

00:23:45.960 him.

00:23:47.440 Thank you.

00:23:49.400 Is this

00:23:50.140 supposed to

00:23:50.600 make me think

00:23:51.740 less of

00:23:52.260 Trump?

00:23:53.000 Apparently

00:23:53.440 Trump didn't

00:23:54.760 trust that

00:23:55.400 they would

00:23:55.760 even be on

00:23:56.480 the side of

00:23:57.020 the country,

00:23:58.640 much less

00:23:59.340 Trump.

00:23:59.740 Trump.

00:24:01.780 Now, am I

00:24:02.920 supposed to

00:24:03.420 think less

00:24:04.020 of Trump

00:24:04.560 because he

00:24:05.860 had a

00:24:06.260 perfectly

00:24:06.780 accurate view

00:24:07.700 of the

00:24:08.020 intelligence

00:24:08.400 agency?

00:24:09.400 Because that's

00:24:09.940 what it

00:24:10.180 was.

00:24:11.580 Trump

00:24:11.960 smelled it

00:24:13.280 from the

00:24:13.920 first second

00:24:14.540 and he

00:24:15.040 smelled it

00:24:15.520 correctly.

00:24:16.600 They were,

00:24:17.360 in fact,

00:24:17.700 trying to

00:24:18.260 overthrow the

00:24:18.840 government.

00:24:19.680 At the very

00:24:20.320 time that

00:24:21.680 they were

00:24:22.020 giving him

00:24:22.560 briefings,

00:24:23.080 they were

00:24:23.300 trying to

00:24:23.660 overthrow his

00:24:24.260 administration.

00:24:24.820 And they

00:24:28.500 said,

00:24:29.140 despite all

00:24:29.880 of that,

00:24:30.820 apparently he

00:24:31.460 treated all

00:24:32.140 of the

00:24:32.640 briefers and

00:24:33.620 he got

00:24:33.900 briefed a

00:24:34.280 lot.

00:24:38.480 Starseed

00:24:39.040 will be

00:24:39.820 blocked now.

00:24:41.180 Starseed is

00:24:41.760 saying,

00:24:42.300 shit, Scott

00:24:43.260 just figured

00:24:43.940 this out.

00:24:45.260 No,

00:24:45.720 fucking

00:24:46.160 asshole, I

00:24:46.900 didn't just

00:24:47.400 fucking

00:24:47.840 figure it

00:24:48.380 out.

00:24:49.120 Goodbye.

00:24:50.600 Jesus

00:24:50.920 Christ.

00:24:52.840 You

00:24:53.000 fucking

00:24:53.320 idiots.

00:24:53.740 Why are

00:24:55.280 there so

00:24:55.540 many

00:24:55.700 idiots

00:24:56.000 today on

00:24:56.500 YouTube?

00:24:57.960 Did

00:24:58.380 somebody

00:24:58.660 like,

00:24:59.580 did an

00:24:59.880 idiot tweet

00:25:00.440 this or

00:25:00.840 something?

00:25:01.340 Just don't

00:25:04.000 tell me I'm

00:25:04.660 finally fucking

00:25:05.440 getting it,

00:25:06.340 if it's

00:25:06.680 something I've

00:25:07.120 been talking

00:25:07.500 about for

00:25:07.960 two fucking 0.79

00:25:08.520 years.

00:25:09.680 Jesus

00:25:09.940 Christ.

00:25:11.520 All right.

00:25:14.860 Sorry

00:25:15.400 about that.

00:25:18.980 All right.

00:25:21.600 Apparently

00:25:22.120 CNN's going

00:25:22.820 to have to

00:25:23.260 re-engineer

00:25:24.340 their narrative.

00:25:24.940 If they're

00:25:26.040 trying to

00:25:26.440 make us

00:25:26.820 like Trump

00:25:27.480 less because

00:25:28.380 he didn't

00:25:28.840 trust the

00:25:29.320 people trying

00:25:29.800 to overthrow

00:25:30.340 his

00:25:30.620 administration,

00:25:31.860 that's a

00:25:33.500 plus.

00:25:35.080 Pure

00:25:35.600 plus.

00:25:36.840 And, you

00:25:37.440 know, you've

00:25:37.820 watched me

00:25:38.140 long enough,

00:25:38.660 I'm not

00:25:38.900 going to say

00:25:39.180 everything

00:25:39.720 Trump does

00:25:41.240 pure plus.

00:25:43.220 Right?

00:25:44.240 You know,

00:25:44.900 he's got some

00:25:45.780 rough edges.

00:25:46.540 We all

00:25:46.820 acknowledge that.

00:25:47.440 But this is

00:25:47.820 pure plus.

00:25:48.380 Thanks, TP.

00:25:55.060 Yesterday, I

00:25:55.980 saw a little

00:25:56.500 group of

00:25:57.180 people talking.

00:25:58.200 I forget,

00:25:58.600 what is

00:25:58.900 Twitter's

00:25:59.680 product that's

00:26:01.300 like that,

00:26:02.020 the one where

00:26:04.900 you can hear

00:26:05.440 people talking,

00:26:07.640 so it's like a

00:26:08.420 group talk

00:26:09.260 and people,

00:26:10.480 spaces?

00:26:11.620 Yeah, so

00:26:11.920 Twitter's product

00:26:12.660 called spaces,

00:26:14.100 where you can

00:26:14.540 create a little

00:26:15.060 space where

00:26:15.860 people will

00:26:16.340 talk about

00:26:16.780 a topic.

00:26:18.120 Well, you

00:26:18.840 know, I

00:26:19.560 wandered into

00:26:20.480 one yesterday

00:26:21.240 that was about

00:26:22.260 black issues,

00:26:24.100 so it was

00:26:24.320 mostly, maybe

00:26:25.720 90% of the

00:26:27.380 attendees were

00:26:28.040 black, and

00:26:29.100 the topic was

00:26:29.860 issues of

00:26:31.460 black concern.

00:26:32.980 And it was

00:26:33.640 really interesting.

00:26:35.420 Yeah, it's like

00:26:36.080 Clubhouse, but

00:26:36.940 it's Twitter's

00:26:37.560 version.

00:26:38.360 It was really

00:26:38.920 interesting to be

00:26:39.980 sort of the fly

00:26:40.900 on the wall,

00:26:41.700 I mean, even

00:26:42.100 though my

00:26:43.300 presence was

00:26:43.900 obvious because

00:26:44.440 I show up

00:26:45.140 there, but

00:26:46.400 to hear people

00:26:49.660 talking to each

00:26:50.540 other, in

00:26:52.120 other words,

00:26:52.640 black people

00:26:53.200 talking to

00:26:53.740 other black

00:26:54.260 people, is

00:26:56.320 different than

00:26:57.960 what you

00:26:58.380 normally see if

00:26:59.240 you're just

00:26:59.520 watching TV.

00:27:00.880 Because normally

00:27:01.440 you're seeing

00:27:01.960 black people

00:27:02.740 talking to

00:27:03.460 everybody.

00:27:04.880 And it was

00:27:05.860 kind of an

00:27:06.480 eye-opener,

00:27:08.020 I've got to

00:27:08.420 admit.

00:27:10.000 And I'll

00:27:12.500 probably get

00:27:12.940 canceled for

00:27:13.560 what I'm

00:27:13.840 going to do

00:27:14.120 next.

00:27:15.040 So if I

00:27:15.560 get canceled

00:27:16.080 for this,

00:27:17.760 it was nice

00:27:18.600 knowing you.

00:27:20.580 I enjoyed

00:27:21.360 our time

00:27:21.800 together.

00:27:23.880 But here's

00:27:25.320 what one of

00:27:25.800 the people

00:27:27.380 talking, it

00:27:28.020 doesn't matter

00:27:28.360 which one,

00:27:29.300 was saying,

00:27:30.100 because it

00:27:30.520 sounded like

00:27:31.020 people were

00:27:31.560 generally agreeing

00:27:32.200 with this.

00:27:33.180 They were

00:27:33.440 saying that

00:27:34.080 white adoptive

00:27:35.760 parents of

00:27:36.640 black babies

00:27:37.940 are suboptimal.

00:27:40.700 people, and

00:27:42.040 the reason

00:27:42.420 is that the

00:27:43.120 white adoptive

00:27:44.200 parents on

00:27:44.920 average would

00:27:46.320 not, and

00:27:47.120 I'm paraphrasing

00:27:49.460 right, these

00:27:49.900 are not exact

00:27:50.620 quotes, and the

00:27:51.740 problem was that

00:27:52.240 a white adoptive

00:27:53.360 parent would

00:27:54.860 not teach the

00:27:55.800 black child that 0.92

00:27:57.660 their experience is

00:28:02.100 based on

00:28:02.520 victimhood,

00:28:03.220 basically.

00:28:03.600 that the

00:28:05.340 white parent

00:28:06.260 would not

00:28:06.680 teach them

00:28:07.260 that they

00:28:08.140 are being

00:28:08.660 suppressed and

00:28:10.140 held back by

00:28:10.740 society, and

00:28:11.660 that racial

00:28:12.500 injustice is a

00:28:14.060 big explanation

00:28:14.820 for whatever's

00:28:15.660 happening to

00:28:16.200 them.

00:28:20.000 Now, I

00:28:22.700 only heard

00:28:23.200 agreement.

00:28:25.200 Nobody pushed

00:28:25.840 back on it.

00:28:29.020 And I

00:28:30.060 wonder, of

00:28:30.980 course, if this

00:28:31.460 is anecdotal,

00:28:32.240 so I ask

00:28:32.900 myself,

00:28:33.600 would this be

00:28:34.520 a normal

00:28:34.940 conversation?

00:28:37.180 Would your

00:28:38.680 average black

00:28:39.680 American have

00:28:40.400 this conversation

00:28:41.200 with other

00:28:41.860 black Americans?

00:28:42.940 Would they

00:28:43.280 talk this

00:28:43.700 way?

00:28:46.040 It's

00:28:46.560 interesting.

00:28:48.200 Now, here's

00:28:49.380 the part where

00:28:49.800 I'll get

00:28:50.140 canceled.

00:28:51.880 I'm trying to

00:28:52.740 be helpful.

00:28:54.560 Probably still

00:28:55.320 get canceled,

00:28:56.000 because my

00:28:56.380 intention doesn't

00:28:57.100 matter, right?

00:28:57.620 It just matters

00:28:58.280 what they take

00:28:58.840 out of context.

00:29:00.100 But I'm

00:29:00.340 trying to be

00:29:00.800 helpful.

00:29:01.040 I believe

00:29:04.520 that this

00:29:05.200 point of

00:29:05.600 view is

00:29:06.080 based on

00:29:06.600 truth.

00:29:08.200 It is

00:29:08.840 true that

00:29:10.080 if you're

00:29:10.340 black in

00:29:10.780 America,

00:29:11.100 you're going

00:29:11.500 to be

00:29:11.680 discriminated

00:29:12.360 against.

00:29:13.240 That's true.

00:29:14.240 I also buy

00:29:15.200 into systemic

00:29:17.680 racism as

00:29:18.600 being absolutely

00:29:19.440 true.

00:29:20.660 How could it

00:29:21.220 not be true?

00:29:22.380 How could

00:29:22.940 one group

00:29:23.520 start from

00:29:24.280 behind and

00:29:26.400 expect to

00:29:27.240 catch up?

00:29:28.080 It's

00:29:28.520 definitely a

00:29:29.140 limitation.

00:29:30.680 You could

00:29:31.100 argue that

00:29:31.560 other groups

00:29:32.100 have succeeded

00:29:33.020 better with

00:29:33.880 similar or bad

00:29:35.480 situations, but

00:29:36.440 not really.

00:29:37.940 Nothing's like

00:29:38.880 slavery.

00:29:40.940 So I buy

00:29:43.180 into systemic

00:29:43.940 racism as being

00:29:44.840 real, but

00:29:45.240 here's the

00:29:45.560 problem.

00:29:46.840 If you raise

00:29:48.300 the kid with

00:29:48.980 that belief

00:29:49.680 set, you've

00:29:50.800 ruined the

00:29:51.940 kid.

00:29:53.100 It's like

00:29:53.620 child abuse.

00:29:55.060 It doesn't

00:29:55.660 matter that

00:29:56.060 it's true.

00:29:58.680 It absolutely

00:30:00.100 doesn't matter

00:30:00.680 that it's

00:30:01.100 true.

00:30:02.140 If you teach

00:30:02.860 the kid that

00:30:03.560 their success

00:30:04.240 will be

00:30:04.680 limited by

00:30:05.320 these things,

00:30:06.280 that's what

00:30:06.940 will happen.

00:30:08.580 That's how

00:30:09.200 they'll see

00:30:09.580 the world,

00:30:10.480 and that's

00:30:10.900 what will

00:30:11.100 happen.

00:30:12.240 Now, here's

00:30:14.020 where I get

00:30:14.440 canceled.

00:30:16.260 Do you think

00:30:17.000 Asian Americans

00:30:17.680 are doing that

00:30:18.320 with their

00:30:18.620 kids?

00:30:20.500 Do you think

00:30:21.180 Jewish Americans

00:30:22.020 are telling

00:30:22.500 their kids,

00:30:23.740 you know,

00:30:24.180 you're not

00:30:24.560 going to do

00:30:24.920 so well in

00:30:26.180 America because

00:30:27.500 of all the

00:30:28.300 anti-Semitism?

00:30:32.240 Nope.

00:30:33.660 Nope.

00:30:34.400 Do you think

00:30:34.840 white parents

00:30:35.680 tell their

00:30:36.640 kids that

00:30:38.220 they won't

00:30:38.600 do so well

00:30:39.360 because of

00:30:40.040 what?

00:30:40.360 Reverse racism

00:30:41.540 or, you

00:30:42.940 know, it's

00:30:43.220 tough to be a

00:30:43.800 white person

00:30:44.220 in America

00:30:44.700 in 2021,

00:30:45.780 even if they

00:30:46.260 believe it.

00:30:47.480 Even if they

00:30:48.240 believe it.

00:30:49.440 You're not

00:30:50.040 going to raise

00:30:50.480 your kids to

00:30:51.240 believe it.

00:30:52.580 That's child

00:30:53.160 abuse.

00:30:54.560 And the

00:30:57.460 fact that

00:30:57.960 it's true,

00:30:59.980 let's take

00:31:00.800 the specific

00:31:01.380 case of

00:31:02.080 black Americans,

00:31:03.900 it's completely

00:31:04.900 true that

00:31:06.040 they'll have

00:31:06.440 extra

00:31:06.980 challenges,

00:31:08.960 but man,

00:31:09.680 you raise

00:31:10.520 somebody to

00:31:11.020 believe that

00:31:11.500 that's like

00:31:11.960 a permanent

00:31:12.600 obstacle,

00:31:14.540 because that's

00:31:15.560 essentially what

00:31:16.380 it looks like.

00:31:17.360 It looks like

00:31:17.840 some kind of

00:31:18.340 permanent obstacle,

00:31:19.780 the way it's

00:31:20.120 being represented.

00:31:21.420 That is so

00:31:22.460 bad.

00:31:22.960 And it

00:31:24.240 would explain

00:31:24.800 almost entirely

00:31:25.840 the difference

00:31:26.440 between white

00:31:27.620 and black

00:31:27.940 performance in

00:31:28.700 the country.

00:31:29.720 If you just

00:31:30.220 took a bunch

00:31:30.720 of anybody,

00:31:32.620 you pick any

00:31:33.320 ethnic group,

00:31:34.480 and then teach

00:31:35.340 their children

00:31:35.900 that they

00:31:36.480 won't do

00:31:37.500 well because

00:31:38.220 of discrimination,

00:31:39.420 and just watch

00:31:40.000 what happens.

00:31:41.460 They won't do

00:31:42.120 well, because

00:31:43.380 they'll think

00:31:44.140 that their

00:31:44.480 failure is

00:31:45.000 caused by

00:31:45.400 somebody else.

00:31:46.560 So why

00:31:46.980 would you

00:31:47.280 fix it?

00:31:47.660 You can't.

00:31:48.420 It's somebody

00:31:48.760 else's problem.

00:31:49.600 How do I

00:31:50.100 fix other

00:31:50.500 people?

00:31:50.780 I can

00:31:51.600 fix myself.

00:31:53.500 So I

00:31:54.520 would say

00:31:54.860 that the

00:31:55.180 problem here

00:31:55.600 is that you

00:31:56.520 have to

00:31:56.840 separate what's

00:31:57.480 true from

00:31:58.260 what's useful.

00:31:59.560 What's true

00:32:00.320 is it's tough

00:32:01.080 to be black

00:32:01.680 in America

00:32:02.120 in a variety

00:32:02.700 of ways,

00:32:03.640 but it's also

00:32:04.160 true that there

00:32:04.860 are a bunch

00:32:05.180 of advantages.

00:32:07.320 If you're

00:32:07.920 not teaching

00:32:08.360 your kid,

00:32:09.000 hey, this

00:32:09.840 discrimination

00:32:10.560 stuff is

00:32:11.380 real, and

00:32:12.440 it's going

00:32:12.680 to bite you

00:32:13.160 in the ass 0.84

00:32:13.560 every single

00:32:14.120 day of your

00:32:14.620 life, that's

00:32:16.140 probably true.

00:32:17.780 Also true,

00:32:19.120 you have a

00:32:19.600 bunch of

00:32:19.980 advantages the

00:32:21.000 society has

00:32:21.660 engineered in

00:32:22.360 for you, such

00:32:23.640 as getting a

00:32:24.160 job at a

00:32:24.760 Fortune 500

00:32:25.400 company.

00:32:26.320 You'll go to

00:32:26.740 the top of

00:32:27.120 the line.

00:32:28.600 So go there.

00:32:30.440 Don't go where

00:32:31.300 things will be

00:32:31.860 bad for you,

00:32:32.860 because you

00:32:33.120 have a choice.

00:32:34.380 Go work for 0.97

00:32:35.040 the Fortune 500

00:32:35.800 company.

00:32:36.420 I mean, assuming

00:32:37.080 you've done

00:32:37.680 your schoolwork

00:32:38.980 right.

00:32:41.020 So, anyway,

00:32:42.740 it bothers me

00:32:43.460 to see a

00:32:44.400 gigantic segment

00:32:45.700 of Americans

00:32:46.820 disadvantaging

00:32:48.480 themselves,

00:32:50.380 because that's

00:32:50.640 what it looks

00:32:51.020 like.

00:32:51.380 It's like

00:32:51.680 self-immolation.

00:32:53.500 And I

00:32:54.460 can't be

00:32:55.660 comfortable with

00:32:56.300 this.

00:32:57.180 So at the

00:32:57.640 risk of getting

00:32:58.200 canceled, let me

00:32:59.060 advise black

00:33:00.100 parents to tell

00:33:01.820 their kids that

00:33:02.320 they can succeed.

00:33:03.720 They just have to

00:33:04.400 have a better

00:33:04.800 strategy, because

00:33:05.960 they've got a

00:33:06.260 little extra

00:33:06.640 challenge.

00:33:08.320 All right.

00:33:09.640 Twitter has a

00:33:10.240 new CEO.

00:33:10.760 Jack Dorsey

00:33:11.440 decided to

00:33:13.140 resign from

00:33:15.320 that position.

00:33:16.160 He's got

00:33:16.480 plenty to do.

00:33:17.940 I believe he's

00:33:18.380 still running

00:33:18.820 square, and

00:33:20.380 he's got a

00:33:21.920 lot of

00:33:22.280 charitable

00:33:25.380 challenges

00:33:28.280 ahead.

00:33:28.980 I think Jack

00:33:29.900 wants to give

00:33:30.760 away much of

00:33:31.540 his wealth,

00:33:33.280 and that's

00:33:33.660 sort of a

00:33:34.060 full-time job,

00:33:34.840 as Bill Gates

00:33:35.840 has discovered.

00:33:37.380 So I would

00:33:39.060 say, number

00:33:39.440 one, the

00:33:40.460 best timing of

00:33:41.600 anybody ever

00:33:42.280 left a job.

00:33:44.860 This is the

00:33:45.640 best timing that

00:33:47.240 a founder ever

00:33:48.120 had.

00:33:49.200 Twitter stock

00:33:49.880 is good, and

00:33:51.720 the election's

00:33:52.340 coming.

00:33:53.500 And when the

00:33:54.260 election comes, I

00:33:55.700 would not want

00:33:56.260 to be the CEO

00:33:56.960 of Twitter.

00:33:58.320 He is going

00:33:59.000 to get so

00:33:59.940 much grief.

00:34:03.260 So to the

00:34:03.800 extent that

00:34:04.440 Jack Dorsey was

00:34:06.220 thinking of

00:34:06.740 leaving anyway,

00:34:07.640 his timing could

00:34:08.520 not have been

00:34:09.100 better.

00:34:09.380 Now, he's

00:34:10.460 replaced with

00:34:11.280 a new CEO

00:34:12.700 is Parag

00:34:13.700 Agrawal.

00:34:15.620 I haven't

00:34:16.040 heard it

00:34:16.400 pronounced

00:34:16.760 correctly, so

00:34:17.540 if I'm

00:34:17.960 mispronouncing

00:34:18.600 it, I

00:34:18.900 apologize.

00:34:21.140 And he's

00:34:22.120 getting some

00:34:22.620 trouble on the

00:34:23.460 internet today

00:34:24.080 because of a

00:34:24.880 tweet, of

00:34:25.580 course, from

00:34:27.080 10 years ago

00:34:27.920 or something,

00:34:28.440 11 years ago,

00:34:30.080 in which he

00:34:30.800 was quoting

00:34:31.600 Asif

00:34:33.200 Munvi,

00:34:34.160 Asif

00:34:35.840 Munvi, a

00:34:37.580 comedian on

00:34:38.140 the Jon

00:34:38.440 Stewart show.

00:34:40.140 And so

00:34:40.620 I'll tell you

00:34:41.900 what the

00:34:42.400 tweet was

00:34:44.540 and then

00:34:45.080 let's talk

00:34:45.700 about it.

00:34:49.120 Did I

00:34:49.840 actually not

00:34:50.300 write down

00:34:50.660 the tweet?

00:34:53.520 Good Lord.

00:34:55.700 Could somebody

00:34:56.240 put, you all

00:34:57.540 saw the news,

00:34:58.960 would you do

00:34:59.520 me a favor

00:35:00.000 and type

00:35:01.080 the tweet

00:35:01.620 into the

00:35:02.580 comments so

00:35:03.320 people can

00:35:03.820 see it?

00:35:04.560 Because I'm

00:35:04.880 an idiot and 0.93

00:35:05.400 I didn't

00:35:05.620 write down

00:35:05.960 the actual

00:35:06.500 exact tweet.

00:35:09.180 It was,

00:35:09.500 yeah, I'll

00:35:10.220 paraphrase it.

00:35:10.940 He was

00:35:11.160 saying that

00:35:11.660 if people

00:35:13.000 can call

00:35:13.720 Muslims

00:35:14.560 terrorists, 0.70

00:35:17.040 then why

00:35:17.940 can't he

00:35:18.360 call white

00:35:19.060 people racists?

00:35:22.560 Now,

00:35:23.520 there was a

00:35:24.340 big, you

00:35:25.160 know,

00:35:25.320 upheaval

00:35:25.680 about that

00:35:26.400 and the

00:35:28.160 left is

00:35:28.820 going out

00:35:29.220 of the way

00:35:29.620 to sort

00:35:30.300 of explain

00:35:30.840 it away.

00:35:32.160 And this

00:35:32.740 is the way

00:35:33.080 they're

00:35:33.240 explaining it

00:35:33.780 away.

00:35:35.520 They're

00:35:35.920 saying,

00:35:36.280 hey, that

00:35:36.600 was just

00:35:36.960 sarcasm and

00:35:37.700 it was a

00:35:38.060 joke.

00:35:40.620 Was it

00:35:41.200 sarcasm?

00:35:43.020 Was it

00:35:43.540 a joke?

00:35:45.040 Now, it

00:35:45.580 was based

00:35:46.140 on what

00:35:46.980 a comedian

00:35:47.980 said to

00:35:48.500 another

00:35:48.740 comedian.

00:35:50.120 So that

00:35:50.480 much we

00:35:50.840 know.

00:35:53.500 Yeah, there

00:35:54.080 it is.

00:35:55.860 So the

00:35:56.400 exact quote

00:35:57.020 was, and

00:35:57.540 thank you,

00:35:58.300 they are

00:35:58.640 not going

00:35:58.960 to make

00:35:59.180 a distinction,

00:35:59.900 I don't

00:36:00.100 know what

00:36:00.360 they is,

00:36:00.840 I guess,

00:36:01.260 white people,

00:36:02.340 they are

00:36:02.620 not going

00:36:02.900 to make

00:36:03.120 a distinction

00:36:03.640 between

00:36:04.100 Muslims and

00:36:04.820 extremists,

00:36:05.960 then why

00:36:06.400 should I

00:36:06.780 distinguish

00:36:07.360 between

00:36:07.920 white people

00:36:08.700 and racists?

00:36:10.620 Now, it's

00:36:11.120 in quotes,

00:36:12.480 so you can

00:36:13.160 see that it's

00:36:13.680 not his

00:36:14.080 words.

00:36:15.060 So he's

00:36:15.800 quoting

00:36:16.120 somebody,

00:36:17.380 and originally

00:36:18.520 it was in a

00:36:18.940 humorous context.

00:36:19.920 But, I

00:36:21.940 don't know if

00:36:22.280 you know this

00:36:22.720 or not, but

00:36:23.200 I write jokes

00:36:24.420 for a living.

00:36:24.920 this is one

00:36:27.340 of the few

00:36:27.780 things in

00:36:29.380 which I

00:36:31.440 am an

00:36:31.800 expert,

00:36:32.600 believe it

00:36:33.220 or not.

00:36:33.840 So we

00:36:34.320 finally found

00:36:34.900 something I

00:36:35.400 could talk

00:36:35.780 about that

00:36:36.140 I'm an

00:36:36.440 expert at.

00:36:37.640 It took

00:36:38.140 long enough,

00:36:39.500 but I'm an

00:36:39.980 expert at

00:36:40.900 writing jokes.

00:36:42.520 I've got

00:36:42.920 33 years of

00:36:44.340 experience at

00:36:45.420 a commercial

00:36:45.900 level.

00:36:47.320 And this

00:36:47.940 wasn't a

00:36:48.360 joke.

00:36:49.640 This wasn't

00:36:50.580 a joke.

00:36:52.360 Where's the

00:36:53.100 punchline?

00:36:54.540 What's the

00:36:55.140 joke?

00:36:56.400 There's no

00:36:57.160 joke.

00:36:58.680 So trying to

00:36:59.580 explain this

00:37:00.140 away as a

00:37:00.620 joke is

00:37:01.800 ridiculous.

00:37:02.860 It's a

00:37:03.500 point.

00:37:05.000 It's a

00:37:05.760 point.

00:37:06.200 It's a

00:37:06.520 provocative

00:37:06.940 point.

00:37:08.380 But he's

00:37:08.960 making a

00:37:09.360 point.

00:37:10.840 And it's

00:37:11.360 a good

00:37:11.600 one.

00:37:13.080 Why would

00:37:14.440 anybody even

00:37:14.980 need to

00:37:15.280 apologize for

00:37:16.020 it?

00:37:16.680 It's a

00:37:17.100 perfectly

00:37:17.480 good point.

00:37:18.640 If somebody

00:37:19.780 is going

00:37:20.120 to paint

00:37:21.320 one group

00:37:22.080 by their

00:37:23.160 extremists,

00:37:24.120 why can't

00:37:24.800 you do the

00:37:25.200 same with

00:37:25.520 them?

00:37:27.160 Perfectly

00:37:27.680 good point.

00:37:28.820 Doesn't

00:37:29.320 need to be

00:37:29.680 explained.

00:37:30.780 You don't

00:37:31.120 need to

00:37:32.520 explain it

00:37:33.220 away as

00:37:33.920 a joke.

00:37:35.260 You don't

00:37:35.520 have to

00:37:35.820 say it's

00:37:36.240 satire.

00:37:38.160 Obviously

00:37:38.640 it shouldn't

00:37:39.060 be taken

00:37:39.480 seriously.

00:37:40.920 It was a

00:37:41.280 point.

00:37:42.400 Now,

00:37:43.580 it was a

00:37:44.920 good enough

00:37:45.300 point that

00:37:45.960 people on

00:37:46.520 the right

00:37:46.840 probably looked

00:37:47.420 at it and

00:37:47.700 said,

00:37:48.060 that's

00:37:48.480 a pretty

00:37:48.660 good point.

00:37:49.760 Because if

00:37:50.320 you're on

00:37:50.580 the right,

00:37:50.960 you're

00:37:51.120 generally

00:37:51.420 in favor

00:37:52.600 of freedom

00:37:53.040 of speech.

00:37:54.820 This is

00:37:55.320 just freedom

00:37:55.700 of speech.

00:37:56.940 Made a

00:37:57.480 point,

00:37:57.880 made it

00:37:58.180 provocative.

00:37:59.800 Good for

00:38:00.380 him.

00:38:01.560 I have no

00:38:02.100 problem with

00:38:02.520 that at

00:38:02.760 all.

00:38:04.100 Except,

00:38:05.700 here's a

00:38:07.440 question.

00:38:09.000 Why make

00:38:09.600 that point?

00:38:11.420 Of all the

00:38:12.120 points you

00:38:12.560 could make

00:38:12.980 about all

00:38:13.440 the things

00:38:13.840 things in

00:38:14.000 the world,

00:38:15.080 we don't

00:38:15.620 tweet them

00:38:16.200 all.

00:38:17.380 We tweet

00:38:18.000 things that

00:38:18.520 we think

00:38:18.920 are important.

00:38:20.440 Things that

00:38:20.900 in our

00:38:21.280 mind have

00:38:22.040 risen to

00:38:22.520 a level

00:38:22.920 of,

00:38:23.340 oh,

00:38:23.580 that's

00:38:23.820 tweetable.

00:38:25.100 So we

00:38:25.740 do know

00:38:26.080 that the

00:38:26.340 new CEO

00:38:26.860 of Twitter

00:38:28.160 has at

00:38:29.500 least at

00:38:29.940 one point

00:38:30.400 in his

00:38:30.640 life thought

00:38:31.340 that something

00:38:32.000 important enough

00:38:32.740 to tweet

00:38:33.220 was this

00:38:34.700 point.

00:38:36.720 Which is

00:38:37.580 a really

00:38:38.080 scary signal

00:38:38.940 that his

00:38:40.720 opinion of

00:38:41.660 white people

00:38:43.460 and Republicans

00:38:44.280 specifically,

00:38:45.620 of Republicans

00:38:46.340 on Twitter

00:38:47.040 might have

00:38:48.160 some bias

00:38:48.620 in it.

00:38:50.820 Would you

00:38:51.520 agree with

00:38:51.880 that?

00:38:52.980 That the

00:38:54.000 joke itself

00:38:54.780 doesn't really

00:38:56.740 say anything

00:38:57.300 that I have

00:38:58.140 any problem

00:38:58.560 with.

00:38:59.840 But the

00:39:01.200 things you

00:39:01.600 focus on

00:39:02.500 can be a

00:39:04.260 signal for

00:39:05.160 what you're

00:39:05.620 thinking.

00:39:06.960 Wait a

00:39:07.540 minute,

00:39:07.820 who's going

00:39:08.060 to say it

00:39:08.460 first?

00:39:10.260 Who's going

00:39:10.820 to criticize

00:39:11.220 me first?

00:39:12.240 Mind reading.

00:39:12.900 Go ahead.

00:39:14.220 You should.

00:39:15.460 You should

00:39:15.900 say,

00:39:16.260 Scott,

00:39:17.700 you're mind

00:39:18.340 reading,

00:39:19.840 mind reading.

00:39:23.200 And it

00:39:23.760 would be.

00:39:24.600 So we

00:39:25.080 can't know

00:39:25.520 what was

00:39:25.860 in his

00:39:26.140 mind.

00:39:27.080 But if

00:39:27.460 you're

00:39:27.620 telling me

00:39:28.020 I should

00:39:28.420 ignore

00:39:28.820 the signal

00:39:29.520 that this

00:39:30.960 was one

00:39:31.280 of the

00:39:31.480 things he

00:39:31.840 thought was

00:39:32.440 worthy of

00:39:33.600 tweeting,

00:39:34.660 I can't

00:39:35.320 ignore that.

00:39:36.960 That's a

00:39:37.600 pretty strong

00:39:38.280 signal.

00:39:39.660 But I

00:39:41.180 also can't

00:39:41.740 read his

00:39:42.040 mind.

00:39:43.320 So the

00:39:43.640 signal could

00:39:44.200 be imaginary.

00:39:45.960 I could

00:39:46.260 just be

00:39:46.580 imagining that

00:39:47.460 he's got an

00:39:48.480 attitude about

00:39:49.260 Republicans.

00:39:51.800 It wouldn't

00:39:52.740 be statistically

00:39:53.980 unlikely.

00:39:55.940 If you just

00:39:56.800 threw a

00:39:57.280 dart into

00:39:57.760 San Francisco

00:39:58.540 or wherever

00:39:59.720 he's working

00:40:00.380 in it,

00:40:01.080 and you hit

00:40:01.680 the first

00:40:02.040 person with

00:40:02.540 a dart,

00:40:02.900 well,

00:40:04.360 there's a

00:40:04.700 pretty good

00:40:05.200 chance that

00:40:05.660 they don't

00:40:05.940 like

00:40:06.120 Republicans

00:40:06.700 or don't

00:40:08.820 respect them

00:40:09.500 or something.

00:40:10.580 So this

00:40:11.380 is a

00:40:11.740 pretty big

00:40:12.640 signal that

00:40:14.400 he would

00:40:14.780 be similar

00:40:15.620 to most

00:40:16.060 of the

00:40:16.240 people in

00:40:16.660 San Francisco

00:40:17.180 and have

00:40:17.600 an attitude

00:40:18.000 about

00:40:18.440 Republicans,

00:40:19.860 which is

00:40:20.520 scary if

00:40:21.080 you happen

00:40:21.420 to be

00:40:21.680 a Republican

00:40:22.160 and you

00:40:22.940 happen to

00:40:23.240 use Twitter

00:40:23.720 and you're

00:40:24.580 saying to

00:40:24.900 yourself,

00:40:25.620 someday it's

00:40:26.900 going to be

00:40:27.160 a judgment

00:40:27.640 call whether

00:40:29.100 I cross the

00:40:29.900 line or not.

00:40:30.540 Who do

00:40:31.680 you want

00:40:31.920 making the

00:40:32.400 judgment

00:40:32.700 call?

00:40:33.880 Somebody who

00:40:34.540 had never

00:40:34.900 made this

00:40:35.360 tweet or

00:40:36.660 somebody who

00:40:37.100 made that

00:40:37.460 tweet?

00:40:38.560 Now, of

00:40:38.800 course, the

00:40:39.140 CEO isn't

00:40:39.900 making all

00:40:40.480 the banning

00:40:41.520 calls personally,

00:40:43.680 but the

00:40:44.540 big ones,

00:40:45.760 I'll bet the

00:40:46.180 big ones are

00:40:47.120 all run by

00:40:47.640 the CEO.

00:40:49.440 I'll bet the

00:40:50.180 CEO sees all

00:40:51.160 the big blue

00:40:52.740 check ones

00:40:53.220 that they ban.

00:40:55.200 So that

00:40:56.660 would be

00:40:56.920 something to

00:40:57.360 be afraid of.

00:40:58.300 We'll see

00:40:58.520 what Daniel

00:40:59.000 Dale is

00:40:59.540 saying.

00:41:00.540 If anyone

00:41:06.000 knows, there's

00:41:06.580 no real

00:41:06.880 difference

00:41:07.200 between

00:41:07.540 all right,

00:41:09.840 well, I

00:41:10.260 don't know

00:41:10.480 what that's

00:41:10.820 about.

00:41:11.960 I thought

00:41:12.460 that was

00:41:12.680 going to

00:41:12.800 be on this

00:41:13.200 topic, but

00:41:13.900 it was

00:41:14.160 not.

00:41:16.920 Oh, damn

00:41:17.860 it.

00:41:19.840 Just lost

00:41:20.580 my whole

00:41:21.020 locals feed.

00:41:22.980 Don't know

00:41:23.600 if you guys

00:41:24.160 are still

00:41:24.560 there somewhere.

00:41:25.340 Let's see

00:41:25.600 if I can

00:41:25.880 find you.

00:41:26.240 all right.

00:41:31.820 Damn it.

00:41:35.400 I think it

00:41:38.180 might be

00:41:38.500 live still,

00:41:39.500 so let me

00:41:39.800 see if I

00:41:40.080 can find

00:41:40.400 it.

00:41:40.580 Oh, this

00:41:48.540 interface is

00:41:49.160 driving me

00:41:49.580 nuts.

00:41:52.560 God damn

00:41:53.140 all right.

00:41:56.300 Well, YouTube,

00:41:57.720 I'll just

00:41:59.180 take locals

00:42:00.080 offline.

00:42:02.540 All right,

00:42:03.140 locals is

00:42:03.600 offline.

00:42:04.900 Apparently, if

00:42:05.600 I open up

00:42:06.420 an image and

00:42:09.360 look at it,

00:42:09.880 you hit the

00:42:10.440 wrong button,

00:42:10.900 it goes

00:42:11.120 offline.

00:42:11.440 John Carl

00:42:14.700 has a book

00:42:15.220 called

00:42:15.680 something about

00:42:16.560 betrayal.

00:42:17.340 It's an

00:42:17.480 anti-Trump

00:42:17.960 book, and

00:42:19.420 he did an

00:42:19.820 interview, and

00:42:20.600 CNN's

00:42:22.120 Brian Stelter

00:42:24.380 was talking

00:42:24.800 to him about

00:42:25.220 it, and

00:42:26.140 John Carl

00:42:26.800 said this

00:42:27.340 about Trump.

00:42:28.900 How do you

00:42:29.280 cover a

00:42:29.660 candidate who

00:42:30.320 is running

00:42:30.700 both against

00:42:33.200 whoever the

00:42:33.800 Democratic

00:42:34.260 candidate is,

00:42:35.360 but also

00:42:35.980 running against

00:42:36.680 the very

00:42:37.140 Democratic

00:42:37.680 system that

00:42:39.020 makes all

00:42:39.420 of this

00:42:39.660 possible?

00:42:41.440 In other

00:42:42.900 words, there's

00:42:43.440 a journalist

00:42:43.920 who will be

00:42:44.580 covering Trump.

00:42:47.480 Yeah, locals

00:42:48.180 is down, I

00:42:48.880 know, so I

00:42:50.160 just turned

00:42:50.660 off the feed.

00:42:51.820 It's just a

00:42:52.600 interface bug

00:42:54.420 with locals, so

00:42:55.620 I can't get it

00:42:56.120 back, at least

00:42:57.560 not while I'm

00:42:58.040 doing this.

00:43:02.020 And so

00:43:02.460 Jonathan Carl

00:43:03.140 says that he

00:43:04.540 doesn't know how

00:43:04.960 to cover a

00:43:05.500 candidate who

00:43:06.760 he believes is

00:43:07.580 running against

00:43:08.260 the very

00:43:08.800 Democratic

00:43:09.340 system that

00:43:10.160 makes all

00:43:10.540 this possible.

00:43:11.440 what?

00:43:15.440 What?

00:43:21.080 How can

00:43:22.160 you possibly

00:43:22.840 be credible

00:43:24.860 as a

00:43:25.360 journalist if

00:43:26.420 you believe

00:43:26.860 that Trump

00:43:28.160 was running

00:43:28.660 against the

00:43:29.320 Democratic

00:43:29.720 system?

00:43:32.900 What?

00:43:34.580 Now, I

00:43:35.880 assume that

00:43:36.420 he's talking

00:43:36.880 about questioning

00:43:38.100 the elections.

00:43:38.720 questioning the

00:43:40.920 elections is

00:43:41.620 part of the

00:43:42.040 Democratic

00:43:42.400 system.

00:43:44.160 Protesting?

00:43:45.440 Part of the

00:43:45.940 Democratic

00:43:46.300 system.

00:43:47.860 Disagreeing with

00:43:48.600 your critics?

00:43:49.740 Part of the

00:43:50.260 system.

00:43:52.220 Wanting your

00:43:53.020 elections to be

00:43:53.860 fair and

00:43:54.660 audited and to

00:43:56.140 make sure that

00:43:56.780 the people voted

00:43:57.620 for who they

00:43:58.100 thought they

00:43:58.440 voted for?

00:43:59.440 Part of the

00:44:00.260 system.

00:44:01.120 Part of the

00:44:01.700 Democratic

00:44:02.040 system.

00:44:02.440 Trump has

00:44:04.120 never even

00:44:04.660 slightly left

00:44:05.600 the Democratic

00:44:06.840 system.

00:44:07.640 Not even

00:44:08.000 slightly.

00:44:09.080 He's been one

00:44:10.260 of the most

00:44:10.600 productive parts

00:44:11.540 of it.

00:44:12.440 He told us

00:44:13.060 the news was

00:44:13.660 fake and

00:44:14.580 finally sold it

00:44:15.360 to us.

00:44:16.120 So now we

00:44:16.820 know.

00:44:17.740 That's a pretty

00:44:18.680 big deal.

00:44:19.280 If you want

00:44:20.900 to improve

00:44:21.460 the Democratic

00:44:22.260 system, you

00:44:23.600 have to destroy

00:44:25.060 the fake news

00:44:26.000 that he did.

00:44:28.000 I don't think

00:44:28.860 anybody's helped

00:44:29.460 the Democratic

00:44:29.940 system more

00:44:30.580 than that.

00:44:31.440 Do you?

00:44:32.180 Seriously.

00:44:33.220 If you just

00:44:33.900 take one

00:44:34.380 variable, Trump

00:44:36.180 is the one who

00:44:36.900 told you the

00:44:37.540 news was fake

00:44:38.420 in a way that

00:44:39.960 eventually you

00:44:40.960 could see as

00:44:41.600 well.

00:44:42.800 That is the

00:44:43.880 biggest improvement

00:44:44.740 in democracy

00:44:45.840 since the

00:44:47.360 Constitution.

00:44:47.820 Constitution, in

00:44:49.980 my opinion.

00:44:51.280 Because if you

00:44:51.820 didn't know the

00:44:52.360 news was fake,

00:44:54.000 what good is

00:44:54.680 having a

00:44:55.060 democracy?

00:44:56.180 It wouldn't

00:44:56.780 make any

00:44:57.160 difference.

00:44:58.800 Now, did

00:45:00.060 you used to

00:45:00.500 think that the

00:45:01.260 election system

00:45:02.220 itself was

00:45:04.340 fair or fair

00:45:05.600 enough?

00:45:06.940 I bet you

00:45:07.380 did.

00:45:08.340 I bet you

00:45:08.800 did.

00:45:09.620 Now what do

00:45:10.080 you think?

00:45:11.240 Now you think

00:45:12.100 that even if the

00:45:13.120 election picked

00:45:13.780 the right

00:45:14.120 president, I

00:45:15.600 don't know,

00:45:15.980 one way or

00:45:16.360 the other,

00:45:16.620 you do know

00:45:18.520 that the

00:45:18.880 system is

00:45:19.420 flawed and

00:45:20.900 that we

00:45:21.220 can't live

00:45:21.880 with this.

00:45:23.000 We have a

00:45:23.460 system which

00:45:24.140 is flawed and

00:45:24.940 we cannot

00:45:25.480 live with it.

00:45:30.640 Trump made

00:45:31.640 that true as

00:45:32.320 well.

00:45:33.160 Now who is

00:45:33.780 more democratic?

00:45:35.500 The person who

00:45:36.140 says we have

00:45:36.720 to fix this

00:45:37.340 system so we

00:45:38.020 really know who

00:45:38.760 got elected or

00:45:40.480 the person who

00:45:41.060 says don't fix 0.99

00:45:41.900 the system even

00:45:43.780 though you can't

00:45:44.460 tell who got

00:45:44.940 elected for sure?

00:45:46.620 Which one is

00:45:47.480 more of the

00:45:48.220 democrat or

00:45:49.380 democratic?

00:45:50.900 Trump.

00:45:52.040 By far.

00:45:53.840 Which president

00:45:55.740 gave more

00:45:57.540 access to the

00:45:58.400 press?

00:45:59.480 Biden or

00:46:01.180 Trump?

00:46:02.520 Trump by far.

00:46:04.360 Ten to one,

00:46:05.080 right?

00:46:06.080 What does the

00:46:07.420 democratic system

00:46:08.420 need more than

00:46:09.280 transparency?

00:46:10.860 Well, it's like

00:46:11.500 one of the top

00:46:12.060 things you need.

00:46:12.720 You need all

00:46:14.080 kinds of

00:46:14.580 transparency.

00:46:16.200 And Trump

00:46:16.620 gave it to

00:46:17.860 him.

00:46:18.680 So I would

00:46:19.400 say that Trump

00:46:20.080 is the biggest

00:46:21.340 booster of the

00:46:23.760 democratic system

00:46:24.820 of all time.

00:46:28.360 Since the actual

00:46:29.420 creation of the

00:46:30.940 constitution.

00:46:32.540 Those three

00:46:33.440 things are

00:46:34.460 gigantic.

00:46:36.100 I mean, even

00:46:36.520 the fact that he

00:46:37.140 tweeted was more

00:46:38.340 transparency.

00:46:39.120 Greatest

00:46:41.080 transparency,

00:46:42.700 greatest amount

00:46:43.400 of energy toward

00:46:44.280 fixing the

00:46:45.140 voting system

00:46:45.940 itself, and

00:46:48.240 the person who

00:46:49.280 told us that the

00:46:50.020 news was ruining

00:46:51.480 democracy,

00:46:52.340 basically.

00:46:52.680 You could make

00:46:54.740 an argument that

00:46:56.380 he should get an

00:46:57.080 award for

00:46:59.180 boosting the

00:47:00.060 democratic system.

00:47:02.240 And it would be

00:47:03.000 an easy argument,

00:47:03.760 actually.

00:47:04.460 A very easy

00:47:05.040 argument.

00:47:05.920 You wouldn't have

00:47:06.440 to stretch it at

00:47:07.060 all.

00:47:11.340 I do know who

00:47:12.420 vandalized the

00:47:13.340 House, by the

00:47:13.860 way.

00:47:17.380 And what's

00:47:18.820 interesting is

00:47:19.460 that person's,

00:47:20.600 one of that

00:47:21.380 person's parents is

00:47:22.260 probably watching

00:47:22.840 right now.

00:47:24.460 So if you have a

00:47:25.500 child who may or

00:47:26.500 may not have

00:47:26.980 taken some eggs

00:47:27.760 and had a reason

00:47:28.440 to throw them at

00:47:29.020 my house, you

00:47:31.540 know who you

00:47:31.980 are.

00:47:33.340 Why don't you

00:47:33.980 ask your child

00:47:36.160 where they were

00:47:37.760 that night and

00:47:39.200 what they were

00:47:39.560 doing?

00:47:40.480 Because I think

00:47:41.140 you know who

00:47:41.540 it was.

00:47:42.620 We do.

00:47:44.340 All right.

00:47:48.740 Implifying, not

00:47:49.460 boosting.

00:47:50.300 Okay.

00:47:52.260 I'm just

00:47:54.560 looking at your

00:47:55.140 comments for a

00:47:55.940 moment.

00:48:01.220 I don't think

00:48:02.080 the eggs were

00:48:02.700 about me.

00:48:09.540 Frank says,

00:48:10.460 Scott, using your

00:48:11.500 skills, I make

00:48:12.360 hundreds of dollars

00:48:13.140 a week being

00:48:13.780 TikTok famous.

00:48:15.140 Good for you.

00:48:15.700 So I tried to

00:48:23.620 buy a Ford

00:48:24.960 automobile

00:48:26.300 recently, a

00:48:28.560 month ago or

00:48:28.980 so.

00:48:29.920 And I knew it

00:48:32.320 was going to

00:48:32.580 take a few

00:48:33.220 months for

00:48:33.600 delivery because

00:48:34.240 everything was

00:48:34.800 backed up.

00:48:35.920 So I ordered

00:48:37.580 the automobile

00:48:38.180 and I didn't

00:48:42.860 hear back.

00:48:43.420 and then I

00:48:44.220 followed up and

00:48:44.960 I said, hey, is

00:48:45.640 this really

00:48:46.440 ordered?

00:48:47.360 I'm looking for

00:48:47.960 some kind of

00:48:48.520 ongoing

00:48:49.080 communication.

00:48:50.980 And instead

00:48:51.480 of saying, oh,

00:48:52.060 yes, that's

00:48:52.540 ordered, they

00:48:54.040 sent me the

00:48:54.640 order and asked

00:48:55.260 me to confirm

00:48:55.860 it.

00:48:56.840 And I thought,

00:48:58.120 oh, maybe it

00:48:59.580 was my fault

00:49:00.180 because I was

00:49:01.200 pretty sure I

00:49:01.840 confirmed it

00:49:02.400 before I left.

00:49:03.520 I mean, I

00:49:03.760 looked at it, I

00:49:04.480 signed it,

00:49:05.720 confirmed.

00:49:07.200 But then why

00:49:08.560 were they checking

00:49:09.500 with me again,

00:49:10.440 like weeks

00:49:12.040 and weeks

00:49:12.360 later?

00:49:13.540 So I thought

00:49:14.200 that was weird

00:49:14.800 and I also

00:49:15.460 thought it

00:49:15.840 might be a

00:49:16.300 stall, a

00:49:17.880 way to tell

00:49:18.340 me that I'm

00:49:18.960 not getting

00:49:19.400 that car,

00:49:21.260 or that

00:49:22.400 automobile.

00:49:23.700 And so I

00:49:25.920 followed up

00:49:26.560 and didn't

00:49:27.840 get a call

00:49:28.220 back.

00:49:30.080 And I

00:49:30.680 followed up

00:49:31.140 again, didn't

00:49:32.820 get a call

00:49:33.160 back.

00:49:34.580 So that's

00:49:35.240 why I tweeted

00:49:35.980 and said,

00:49:37.580 does anybody

00:49:38.060 know if cars

00:49:39.740 are even

00:49:40.060 available?

00:49:40.880 And of

00:49:41.080 course, there's

00:49:41.420 a big

00:49:41.640 microchip

00:49:42.200 problem and

00:49:42.940 that probably

00:49:43.380 has something

00:49:43.660 to do with

00:49:44.040 it.

00:49:44.700 But here's

00:49:45.380 the thing,

00:49:46.200 I actually

00:49:46.640 don't know

00:49:47.020 if I bought

00:49:47.400 a car.

00:49:49.540 Isn't that

00:49:50.040 weird?

00:49:50.920 And I

00:49:51.360 can't find

00:49:51.800 out.

00:49:53.160 Now, a

00:49:53.820 representative

00:49:54.240 from Ford

00:49:54.940 did contact

00:49:55.940 me to see

00:49:58.960 if they could

00:49:59.340 work it out.

00:50:00.040 But I don't

00:50:00.400 know if I

00:50:00.700 need to do

00:50:01.140 that because

00:50:01.900 if they had

00:50:03.060 a car, I'm

00:50:03.720 sure they'd

00:50:04.100 want to sell

00:50:04.540 it to me,

00:50:04.940 right?

00:50:05.960 If any car

00:50:06.840 was ordered

00:50:07.560 and coming

00:50:08.600 my way in

00:50:09.460 any kind

00:50:09.900 of a reasonable

00:50:11.060 time, a month

00:50:11.820 or two or

00:50:12.160 whatever, I

00:50:13.460 think they'd

00:50:13.920 want me to

00:50:14.380 know that,

00:50:14.880 don't you?

00:50:16.360 Am I

00:50:16.700 right?

00:50:17.840 Wouldn't they

00:50:18.280 want me to

00:50:18.760 know that?

00:50:19.140 They'd keep

00:50:19.500 in contact,

00:50:20.240 hey, here's

00:50:21.480 the schedule,

00:50:22.140 your car is

00:50:22.720 at the factory,

00:50:23.820 blah, blah,

00:50:24.160 blah, blah.

00:50:25.260 I don't think

00:50:26.300 that they're

00:50:26.760 selling cars

00:50:27.440 now.

00:50:28.520 I feel like

00:50:29.380 Ford is only

00:50:30.160 selling you

00:50:30.660 promises of

00:50:31.480 cars.

00:50:32.660 I don't know

00:50:33.280 if you could

00:50:33.580 actually buy a

00:50:34.220 car unless

00:50:35.120 it's on the

00:50:35.600 lot.

00:50:36.320 If it's on

00:50:36.840 the lot,

00:50:37.260 yes.

00:50:37.500 But if

00:50:38.380 you had

00:50:38.580 to order

00:50:38.920 it, I

00:50:40.260 don't know

00:50:40.700 that they

00:50:41.060 can even

00:50:41.380 tell you

00:50:41.680 they can

00:50:42.000 get it,

00:50:42.440 or when.

00:50:44.360 Does anybody

00:50:44.800 else have

00:50:45.180 this experience?

00:50:46.300 So I

00:50:46.740 don't know

00:50:47.060 that there's

00:50:47.420 necessarily a

00:50:48.340 problem to

00:50:49.320 solve,

00:50:50.560 because if

00:50:51.440 they could

00:50:51.740 solve their

00:50:52.240 supply chain

00:50:52.800 problem,

00:50:53.140 they would

00:50:53.340 have done

00:50:53.600 it already.

00:50:55.260 Now,

00:50:57.460 the Ford

00:50:58.820 Vapor.

00:51:00.000 I'm

00:51:03.820 actually

00:51:04.060 pro-Ford.

00:51:04.900 I like

00:51:05.160 the American

00:51:06.460 company.

00:51:07.360 It's a great

00:51:08.100 American

00:51:08.420 company.

00:51:10.860 Talk about

00:51:11.620 Mr.

00:51:11.960 Science,

00:51:12.500 Fauci.

00:51:12.960 You know,

00:51:13.260 I've intentionally

00:51:14.240 ignored that

00:51:15.020 whole Fauci

00:51:17.440 saying that

00:51:18.200 people are

00:51:19.060 going after

00:51:20.680 him because

00:51:21.300 he represents

00:51:21.880 science.

00:51:24.000 That was

00:51:24.640 just a

00:51:25.300 person who's

00:51:26.440 not so good

00:51:27.040 with public

00:51:27.560 relations,

00:51:28.920 trying to

00:51:29.340 handle some

00:51:29.800 public

00:51:30.080 relations.

00:51:31.220 There's not

00:51:31.560 much to

00:51:32.100 that story.

00:51:34.080 Trying to

00:51:35.200 cloak himself

00:51:36.880 with a

00:51:39.000 shield of

00:51:39.540 science.

00:51:40.600 That worked

00:51:41.500 when we

00:51:41.840 believed

00:51:42.100 science.

00:51:44.060 But I

00:51:45.360 don't know

00:51:45.680 what is less

00:51:46.240 credible in

00:51:46.920 2021,

00:51:48.140 science in

00:51:48.840 general or

00:51:49.420 Fauci specifically.

00:51:51.380 So it's

00:51:52.060 sort of like,

00:51:53.160 well,

00:51:53.680 they're attacking

00:51:54.420 me, but I'm

00:51:55.060 going to wrap

00:51:55.620 myself in

00:51:56.320 crap.

00:51:59.340 all right.

00:52:03.020 What time

00:52:03.320 is it?

00:52:04.380 Going to need

00:52:04.880 to get going

00:52:05.320 here.

00:52:06.220 Apologize to

00:52:06.840 all the

00:52:07.140 locals people.

00:52:10.540 There's sort

00:52:11.460 of an

00:52:11.680 interface

00:52:12.180 imperfection

00:52:13.220 that caused 0.77

00:52:14.520 me to knock

00:52:15.300 you off

00:52:15.620 today.

00:52:16.840 And,

00:52:18.100 yeah, I

00:52:21.140 think Ford

00:52:21.560 is doing

00:52:22.220 something big

00:52:22.900 to fix

00:52:24.380 their chip

00:52:24.740 problem.

00:52:25.800 It'll just

00:52:26.220 take a while.

00:52:26.640 All right.

00:52:31.060 Masks and

00:52:31.640 vaccines haven't 0.66

00:52:32.440 worked.

00:52:33.400 You know,

00:52:33.620 that was one

00:52:34.000 of the things

00:52:34.460 that was in

00:52:37.300 the article in

00:52:38.560 The Blaze.

00:52:40.360 Was it

00:52:41.120 Horowitz?

00:52:43.360 He claimed

00:52:44.580 in that article

00:52:45.240 that the

00:52:46.320 science already

00:52:47.320 shows that

00:52:47.940 masking and

00:52:50.160 vaccines and

00:52:51.180 shutdowns and

00:52:52.480 stuff didn't

00:52:52.900 make any

00:52:53.280 difference.

00:52:54.160 I don't

00:52:54.620 believe that.

00:52:55.020 I don't

00:52:56.580 believe that

00:52:57.000 there's any

00:52:57.600 study that

00:52:58.100 shows that.

00:53:00.240 All right.

00:53:00.980 There are

00:53:01.420 studies that

00:53:02.140 pretend to

00:53:02.660 show that,

00:53:03.060 but I don't

00:53:03.300 think there's

00:53:03.660 a good study

00:53:04.360 that shows

00:53:04.740 that.

00:53:06.160 Are you

00:53:06.500 edging us

00:53:07.020 locals?

00:53:12.240 Watch

00:53:12.720 John Campbell

00:53:13.600 review of

00:53:14.260 vitamin D

00:53:14.840 clinical trials

00:53:15.780 on YouTube.

00:53:16.760 He's pro

00:53:17.500 vitamin D,

00:53:18.160 right?

00:53:21.020 Have they

00:53:21.660 done a trial

00:53:22.300 yet with

00:53:23.040 vitamin D,

00:53:23.900 which they

00:53:24.340 took a group

00:53:24.900 of people

00:53:25.340 and they

00:53:25.760 boosted some

00:53:26.540 of their

00:53:26.880 vitamin D

00:53:27.440 before they

00:53:27.960 were ever

00:53:28.320 infected and

00:53:29.620 they left

00:53:30.820 the rest

00:53:31.220 alone?

00:53:32.360 Has that

00:53:32.760 trial been

00:53:33.220 done in

00:53:33.900 a randomized

00:53:35.120 controlled trial

00:53:36.380 way?

00:53:38.220 I doubt it

00:53:39.280 because I don't

00:53:39.840 know anybody

00:53:40.260 who would have

00:53:40.700 the financial

00:53:41.320 incentive.

00:53:41.700 Somebody says

00:53:42.160 yes.

00:53:43.420 Yes?

00:53:45.020 I don't think

00:53:45.880 so because I

00:53:48.340 don't know who

00:53:48.760 would fund that.

00:53:49.720 It would be

00:53:50.220 really expensive

00:53:50.920 and I don't

00:53:51.500 know that

00:53:51.960 generic vitamin

00:53:53.740 companies could

00:53:54.400 fund it.

00:53:56.400 Observational,

00:53:56.940 somebody says.

00:53:57.560 Yeah.

00:53:57.860 I don't think

00:53:58.360 it's been

00:53:58.600 done.

00:53:59.280 So here's

00:53:59.640 what it

00:53:59.840 would take

00:54:00.140 to convince

00:54:03.460 me that

00:54:05.260 vitamin D

00:54:05.800 supplementation

00:54:06.600 would end

00:54:07.040 the pandemic.

00:54:08.300 I would

00:54:08.620 need two

00:54:10.000 places that

00:54:10.720 are kind of

00:54:11.200 similar and

00:54:12.820 I would need

00:54:13.160 one place that

00:54:13.920 gets no

00:54:14.400 supplements ahead

00:54:15.380 of time and

00:54:16.000 one that does

00:54:16.700 this and

00:54:17.780 then I

00:54:18.280 want to see

00:54:18.680 that the

00:54:18.980 ones that

00:54:19.320 got supplements

00:54:19.920 nobody died

00:54:20.780 and then the

00:54:22.000 other one they

00:54:22.700 had a normal

00:54:23.240 rate of death

00:54:24.280 what we'd

00:54:24.800 expect.

00:54:25.800 If you can

00:54:26.300 give me that

00:54:26.840 with a

00:54:27.200 randomized

00:54:27.560 controlled trial

00:54:28.860 of sufficient

00:54:30.460 number of

00:54:30.980 people I'm

00:54:32.900 in.

00:54:33.920 But short of

00:54:34.620 that I still

00:54:35.480 have a problem

00:54:36.000 with the

00:54:36.300 causation.

00:54:37.880 I mean it's

00:54:38.180 so close like

00:54:39.720 I want to

00:54:40.160 believe it.

00:54:41.620 Yeah by the

00:54:42.380 way Gibraltar

00:54:43.160 has been

00:54:43.880 debunked.

00:54:45.540 Yeah the

00:54:45.880 countries that

00:54:46.820 we know you

00:54:47.460 can't learn

00:54:47.900 anything from

00:54:48.620 Africa

00:54:50.520 you know

00:54:52.060 a continent

00:54:52.480 doesn't tell

00:54:54.320 us anything

00:54:54.720 it's just a

00:54:55.220 mystery.

00:54:56.000 Sweden

00:54:56.280 mystery

00:54:57.940 Israel

00:54:58.640 mystery

00:54:59.340 Gibraltar

00:55:00.600 mystery

00:55:01.160 they don't

00:55:01.780 tell you

00:55:02.020 anything.

00:55:02.980 They just

00:55:03.180 tell Florida

00:55:03.920 California

00:55:04.540 compare anything

00:55:05.320 you want.

00:55:06.140 Basically we

00:55:06.820 don't know why

00:55:07.400 stuff's happening

00:55:08.080 but if it

00:55:10.720 turns out it's

00:55:11.320 the vitamin D

00:55:12.080 that would

00:55:13.020 explain everything

00:55:13.700 that would

00:55:15.080 just explain

00:55:15.720 everything.

00:55:17.080 So the

00:55:17.900 fact that it

00:55:18.460 explains basically

00:55:19.600 everything does

00:55:21.220 make me lean

00:55:21.840 toward it.

00:55:27.020 Compare

00:55:27.580 north and

00:55:28.080 south

00:55:28.420 vitamin D

00:55:30.540 yeah

00:55:31.160 you can't

00:55:32.860 quite do

00:55:33.620 that because

00:55:34.300 of supplementing.

00:55:35.720 A lot of

00:55:36.120 people supplement

00:55:36.800 vitamin D

00:55:37.480 so I don't

00:55:38.020 know if you

00:55:38.360 can just

00:55:38.720 compare

00:55:39.100 north and

00:55:39.660 south.

00:55:40.160 Dr. Johnson

00:55:45.000 says

00:55:45.400 here's my

00:55:47.160 troll

00:55:47.940 Dr. Johnson

00:55:49.700 says

00:55:50.140 you'll never

00:55:51.080 find a fat

00:55:51.700 person that

00:55:52.300 is also

00:55:52.740 tanned from

00:55:53.360 the sun.

00:55:57.220 Well

00:55:57.740 huh

00:56:01.840 that's not a

00:56:04.980 bad comment.

00:56:05.620 I mean

00:56:06.800 obviously

00:56:07.160 it's an

00:56:08.280 absolute

00:56:08.720 so it

00:56:09.440 doesn't

00:56:09.620 make sense

00:56:10.000 as an

00:56:10.340 absolute

00:56:10.760 but

00:56:11.840 it's

00:56:13.200 probably

00:56:13.700 true

00:56:14.120 that

00:56:15.280 people

00:56:15.660 who are

00:56:16.020 obese

00:56:16.400 spend

00:56:16.760 less time

00:56:17.220 in a

00:56:17.420 swimsuit.

00:56:19.980 That's

00:56:20.440 probably

00:56:20.860 true.

00:56:22.620 So

00:56:22.820 wouldn't it

00:56:24.500 be interesting

00:56:25.040 if the

00:56:25.740 weight

00:56:26.100 was nothing

00:56:27.440 but a

00:56:27.960 signal for

00:56:28.480 vitamin D

00:56:29.100 and the

00:56:30.120 weight

00:56:30.280 actually had

00:56:30.800 nothing to

00:56:31.200 do with

00:56:31.420 anything

00:56:31.700 and it

00:56:32.460 was just

00:56:32.740 your

00:56:32.900 vitamin D

00:56:33.360 levels

00:56:33.700 all along.

00:56:37.240 More

00:56:37.720 skin

00:56:38.020 surface.

00:56:39.540 The bigger

00:56:40.240 you are

00:56:40.600 the more

00:56:40.960 skin

00:56:41.180 surface

00:56:41.520 you have

00:56:41.840 to absorb

00:56:42.260 vitamin D.

00:56:45.440 Angela

00:56:45.880 says

00:56:46.260 he's never

00:56:46.660 been to

00:56:46.980 the beach

00:56:47.300 in Texas.

00:56:48.460 Refuse

00:56:48.840 his claim.

00:56:51.000 All right

00:56:51.620 well on that

00:56:52.160 note

00:56:52.460 that's funny

00:56:53.560 enough.

00:56:54.000 I'm going

00:56:54.200 to go do

00:56:54.500 something else.

00:56:55.560 Sorry to

00:56:55.980 locals for

00:56:56.720 knocking you 0.91

00:56:57.320 off.

00:56:57.980 I'll visit

00:56:58.640 you later

00:56:59.060 today.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 30, 2021

Episode 1578 Scott Adams： The News Is Full of Red Meat Today. Come Get Some.

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