Real Coffee with Scott Adams - December 23, 2021


Episode 1601 Scott Adams： Watch Me Transform Bad News Into Good News Right in Front of You


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

139.36858

Word Count

7,659

Sentence Count

558

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

Scott Adams shares the strangest thing he learned while watching the new Matrix sequel, The Matrix: Afterlife. Scott Adams is a writer, podcaster, musician, and podcaster. He's also the host of the popular podcast, Coffee with Scott Adams.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of your life.
00:00:05.060 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams.
00:00:06.880 And I know yesterday was amazing, but it just gets better every day.
00:00:10.560 It does.
00:00:11.540 And if you'd like to take it up to the final level of awesomeness,
00:00:16.700 well, why wouldn't you?
00:00:17.900 All you need is a cover mug or a glass, a tanker gel sistine,
00:00:20.840 a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:23.980 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:00:25.020 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure.
00:00:30.640 It's the dopamine hit of the day.
00:00:32.360 It's the thing that makes everything better, including the pandemic.
00:00:36.800 Here it comes, the simultaneous sip.
00:00:43.060 Oh, yeah.
00:00:46.180 May I share with you the strangest thing that happened to me yesterday?
00:00:51.740 The strangest thing.
00:00:55.020 Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
00:00:58.680 All right.
00:00:59.540 It goes like this.
00:01:01.280 As some of you know, I've been trying to learn to play the drums.
00:01:05.400 Part of that process is I'll hear a song,
00:01:07.680 or I'll remember a song that had some good drums in it,
00:01:10.460 and I'll try to learn just that little bit of the fun part of the drums.
00:01:14.340 And one of my favorite old-time songs was White Rabbit by the Jefferson Airplane.
00:01:24.600 And the White Rabbit has a drum opening where there's like...
00:01:29.800 You know, there's sort of a quick drum rolls in a number of places.
00:01:36.320 And so yesterday, I guess it was yesterday morning,
00:01:39.740 I was practicing the White Rabbit drum rolls.
00:01:44.420 And I was just playing White Rabbit, White Rabbit, White Rabbit over and over again,
00:01:48.560 and just practicing it.
00:01:50.440 So that's the first part of the story.
00:01:52.020 Now, have I ever done that before?
00:01:56.260 Nope. Nope.
00:01:57.920 I've never before been interested in playing anything about that song, White Rabbit.
00:02:04.540 Just, I like the drums.
00:02:07.100 So I decide to watch The Matrix, the new Matrix sequel.
00:02:13.380 And there's, of course, The Matrix is about...
00:02:22.380 It used to be about a hacker.
00:02:25.860 You remember when Neo, in the movies, he was a hacker?
00:02:29.560 But he's been reimagined.
00:02:31.240 And I don't want to give away...
00:02:32.760 I'll try to do this without giving away any plot, right?
00:02:36.160 But it doesn't give away anything to say that he's been reimagined as a game designer.
00:02:42.060 A game designer.
00:02:44.720 So Neo's job is a little bit closer to mine now.
00:02:48.360 Because it's more about imagination and creating a story with characters that are designed.
00:02:55.660 Which is what I do for a living.
00:02:57.640 Interestingly.
00:02:59.040 And interestingly, I've just been sort of teasing in public.
00:03:04.420 Because Elon Musk, who's the big proponent of the simulation idea,
00:03:08.460 tweeted that, you know, it feels like he's in a Dilbert comic.
00:03:12.860 Which is weird, because that would make me the author of the simulation that Elon Musk is in,
00:03:20.140 who is the biggest voice about the simulation.
00:03:22.860 So it was like, okay, this is making my brain hurt.
00:03:26.440 There are too many levels here.
00:03:28.480 How many of you saw The Matrix yesterday when it came out?
00:03:31.860 Do you already know where I'm going with this?
00:03:34.080 Okay, to tell you that this movie mapped my life would be an understatement.
00:03:42.960 First of all, the song White Rabbit is prominently a part of the movie.
00:03:48.680 I had no idea.
00:03:50.740 So I'm watching a movie about this simulation, well, talking about this simulation.
00:03:55.540 And there's the very song.
00:03:57.240 And it's not just in the background, it's like a featured element of the movie.
00:04:04.540 And also there were two names in the movie that had a lot of direct, recent impact on me.
00:04:13.980 I won't give you the names, but there were two names that I had some history with just recently
00:04:18.400 that are characters in the movie.
00:04:21.340 I'm like, that is weird.
00:04:22.800 And here's the thing that I finally figured out.
00:04:31.140 You know how in the movie Neo is called the One?
00:04:36.320 Did you ever figure out what that means?
00:04:38.920 Neo is the One.
00:04:41.880 Or is he?
00:04:43.180 I mean, that's part of the question.
00:04:44.440 Or is he?
00:04:45.160 Not everybody believes he is.
00:04:47.980 But what about Trinity?
00:04:52.800 If Neo is the One, what is Trinity?
00:04:59.040 The Zero.
00:05:01.640 She's the Zero.
00:05:03.620 Now watch the movie, and just remember I just said that.
00:05:07.600 Neo is the One, but Trinity is the Zero.
00:05:13.180 It's all you need.
00:05:14.900 It's all you need.
00:05:16.340 And I never realized that when they were saying that Neo was the One,
00:05:20.380 I never realized it had that second meaning.
00:05:22.220 Now, the movie doesn't say what I'm saying, so that's not a spoiler.
00:05:26.220 I'm putting my own interpretation on it.
00:05:28.160 That's not giving anything away.
00:05:31.100 Yeah, Neo is the One, but Trinity is the Zero.
00:05:34.640 It's all you need.
00:05:37.100 Interesting.
00:05:38.120 Anyway, I saw some bad reviews for the movie, but I have to say I loved it.
00:05:43.300 Now, I'm a big fan of the whole series.
00:05:46.580 Of course, the concept of it just blows my mind.
00:05:49.500 But I recommend it.
00:05:52.300 If you like sci-fi and you like the first three, this is a real fun trip.
00:05:56.760 But I can see why the critics had their problems with it, but I like it.
00:06:00.540 I say the pandemic is over, for all practical purposes, when the reports about the pandemic
00:06:08.500 no longer even mention deaths.
00:06:13.540 And so you're seeing tweets today about the Omicron, you know, burning through the population
00:06:18.520 and spreading like crazy and we're going to have peaks and we're already seeing surges
00:06:23.580 and our holiday plans are going to be more surges.
00:06:27.560 And you read it and there's no mention of death.
00:06:32.100 Now, these are tweets.
00:06:33.620 But then go to the news and read a news story about the pandemic.
00:06:38.180 No mention of death.
00:06:39.380 Death stopped being news.
00:06:44.120 Now, I'm still going to stick with the Greg Goffeld promoted February 1.
00:06:53.960 If you haven't watched The Five, if you know, Greg is pushing February 1 as MI,
00:07:01.880 co-pushers of February 1, trying to get the idea that the government needs to have some kind
00:07:06.880 of a focused target, which, of course, is subject to revision, like any target would be.
00:07:13.240 But after we get past this surge from the holidays that we know is coming,
00:07:18.580 we really have to have a conversation with our government about getting back to normal life.
00:07:24.940 And I think things are looking really good for February 1.
00:07:30.220 Now, I know a lot of you want to say it's over already, blah, blah, blah.
00:07:33.180 In some states it is, and I get all that.
00:07:36.880 But China, interestingly, just locked down 13 million people in one of their bigger cities.
00:07:42.860 And it was because of a Delta outbreak.
00:07:45.740 50-some people got Delta.
00:07:48.720 They haven't detected Omicron in the country yet, which I don't believe.
00:07:52.820 I mean, I don't believe it's not there, but I do believe it's not detected or not reported.
00:07:59.440 But doesn't China have a big problem if they have Delta without Omicron?
00:08:05.040 Because the weirdness of the, let's say, the effectiveness of which their lockdowns work.
00:08:13.260 I mean, they're brutally cruel to the citizens, but they do seem to be effective, apparently,
00:08:19.880 when you do the total lockdown, not the kind we do.
00:08:22.880 So, what will happen if Delta starts sweeping through their major countries?
00:08:31.420 I don't know that the Chinese healthcare system could handle a real outbreak.
00:08:36.880 I mean, they had no choice but to lock down the whole city when they found it.
00:08:40.900 But I think that they may be at the beginning of the pandemic.
00:08:43.720 Can somebody who is smarter than I am, which is a lot of you, on anything involving pandemics and viruses,
00:08:53.500 could you give me a reasonability check on this assumption,
00:08:59.060 that China might be closer to the beginning of the pandemic?
00:09:02.520 Because if they haven't had anything but vaccinations,
00:09:06.060 and I don't think their vaccinations are that hot anyway,
00:09:09.740 isn't Delta going to rip through there?
00:09:11.380 Now, their only hope is that Omicron gets there first, but maybe it's Delta.
00:09:17.520 You know, that's why they locked down the city.
00:09:22.680 Did you, let me ask you this question.
00:09:25.160 Is your assumption that in the United States we have over-counted COVID deaths or under-counted?
00:09:32.260 Tell me in the comments, what's your assumption?
00:09:34.120 Now, of course, it's hard to know.
00:09:37.600 Let's see, if we over-counted or under-counted.
00:09:40.240 I'm saying nothing but overs on Locals.
00:09:44.220 Everybody here is saying, every one of you is saying over.
00:09:47.620 Some of you are saying don't know.
00:09:50.300 Over, over, away, over, away, over.
00:09:52.340 Okay.
00:09:53.420 It turns out you're all wrong.
00:09:57.600 Maybe.
00:09:58.960 Here's the argument why it's vastly under-counted.
00:10:01.660 And I'm going to tell you the argument, and then you tell me if it doesn't sound reasonable.
00:10:08.160 Now, what do you think is the process for counting deaths?
00:10:12.100 Like, in your imagination, how do you imagine it happens?
00:10:17.080 Now, the way I imagine it is that somebody dies in the hospital.
00:10:20.600 The doctors say, okay, those symptoms look like COVID.
00:10:24.980 We better run a test.
00:10:26.740 Or, it's obvious.
00:10:29.400 Say, oh, we even know where the COVID came from.
00:10:32.060 You got it from your spouse.
00:10:33.540 You have all the symptoms.
00:10:35.120 You died.
00:10:36.620 COVID.
00:10:36.880 And I think that's allowed as well.
00:10:39.900 So, you don't have to have a test.
00:10:42.400 I think you can use your doctor judgment to say, oh, this is obviously COVID.
00:10:47.760 Right.
00:10:48.460 Now, here's the part I didn't know about.
00:10:52.520 Apparently, a lot of people still die at home.
00:10:55.460 Did you know that?
00:10:57.340 I mean, you don't hear about it a lot, but there's still a lot of people who just die at home.
00:11:02.220 Now, these are people who might have been in sort of a hospice situation at home,
00:11:06.060 meaning that you knew they were going to go pretty soon.
00:11:09.260 But what happens when somebody dies at home?
00:11:13.740 The doctor says, hey, what happened?
00:11:16.620 And the family member says, well, grandma died.
00:11:20.800 And then does the doctor say, do you think it was COVID?
00:11:25.580 No.
00:11:26.700 Because it's just a family member.
00:11:29.420 They don't know if it's COVID, if there wasn't a test.
00:11:32.200 So, they just say, I don't know.
00:11:34.200 But she had a bad heart.
00:11:36.060 So, the doctor writes down, bad heart.
00:11:39.300 So, there was a study done recently that showed, at least in one area where they did the study,
00:11:47.540 that the number of COVID deaths were grossly undercounted.
00:11:52.540 Dr. Robert Gaylord, hospitals were totally empty in 2020.
00:11:59.040 Scott, wake up.
00:12:00.020 Okay, I'm going to block you, A, for being stupid, because that comment is stupid,
00:12:04.920 and also for saying, wake up.
00:12:08.000 So, you get blocked for that.
00:12:09.900 I'd use her on that channel.
00:12:11.020 You all realize that how empty the hospitals were was because the hospitals stopped taking regular business.
00:12:21.340 That's why they were empty.
00:12:24.020 It had nothing to do with COVID.
00:12:26.860 I mean, whether or not there was a COVID pandemic.
00:12:31.900 All right.
00:12:32.460 So, the report said that when everybody is overworked, that they just don't do the same level of effort to have a cause on the death report.
00:12:42.860 So, I guess our system for reporting cause of death just broke down completely.
00:12:50.180 Now, my experience in the corporate world suggests undercounting.
00:12:59.540 All right.
00:12:59.720 So, as the creator of the Dilbert comic, who knows a little bit about bureaucracy and how people act when they're at work,
00:13:08.620 to me, these two competing stories, one is that too many things were coded COVID, which is possible,
00:13:16.460 certainly in some places that may have happened,
00:13:19.040 then the counter, the alternative explanation is that because people were incompetent and overworked
00:13:26.100 and the system broke down, that they didn't report all the COVID.
00:13:30.560 Which one of those seems more likely to you based on your life experience?
00:13:35.980 We don't even have good facts.
00:13:40.860 Let's just say, just life experience.
00:13:44.180 My life experience tells me it's undercounted.
00:13:49.060 The overcounted kind of assumes that everybody was sort of in on something
00:13:55.060 or they had a standard that didn't make sense and everybody was adhering to some weird standard.
00:14:00.740 But I don't think there's evidence of that.
00:14:02.540 Hmm.
00:14:05.980 All right.
00:14:07.740 Well, looks like I'm going to have a problem in a minute.
00:14:14.060 All right.
00:14:19.860 There's a robot that can cultivate a desert.
00:14:26.360 I'm going to have to take a break.
00:14:28.360 There's something that I always do.
00:14:31.700 I'll be right back.
00:14:32.640 I'll be right back.
00:14:33.520 Oh, look.
00:14:34.100 Okay, let's do it.
00:14:34.140 You're still here.
00:15:04.140 Thanks for waiting.
00:15:10.760 All right, so there's a robot that can cultivate a desert.
00:15:14.400 So there's this little robot that's autonomous.
00:15:17.020 It'll go out, and it'll search for little wet spots, and it'll plant a seed.
00:15:21.880 So if you let the robots run around on the edge of the desert long enough,
00:15:26.000 they'll actually shrink the size of the desert by planting stuff around the edges until it grows in.
00:15:31.800 So that's a real thing.
00:15:35.100 There's a similar idea that I've seen tested in which you just let livestock wander around on the edge of the desert.
00:15:44.700 So somewhere between where there's vegetation and the edge of the desert,
00:15:49.420 you just let the livestock wander around.
00:15:51.400 And they'll eat the vegetation, they'll wander into the desert part, and they'll take a poop.
00:15:57.840 And then the poop becomes a fertilizer from which something new grows.
00:16:02.860 So as long as you've got livestock wandering around the edges of a desert, the desert gets smaller.
00:16:07.080 So now we've got this robot that can shrink a desert, and we know the animal model.
00:16:13.620 You can imagine having a robot that grabs the manure and takes it to the desert.
00:16:23.040 So you can have the robot searching not for water, but for go shit.
00:16:30.040 And if it finds some, it's like, oh, this is good.
00:16:32.320 It grabs a little handful and goes over to the desert and dumps it there.
00:16:36.260 But between these two technologies, and some combination thereof, we could shrink the size of deserts.
00:16:44.340 So what does that do to climate change?
00:16:45.960 I think that's certainly a path out, right, to shrink the deserts.
00:16:53.140 Now, I'd also hypothesize some time ago that apparently one of the reasons that we get hurricanes on the east coast of the United States
00:17:01.000 is that there's a time of year in which there's a temperature differential between the ocean and northern Africa.
00:17:10.680 And northern Africa is desert, so that's hot.
00:17:13.140 The ocean is cooler, and the difference causes the formation of hurricanes.
00:17:18.260 Now, it only happens in one time a year because that's when the temperature differentials are just right.
00:17:24.240 What happens if you shrink the desert in northern Africa?
00:17:28.860 In theory, it should reduce the hurricane powers.
00:17:35.580 And that's completely practical.
00:17:38.360 This is a technology that's just right here.
00:17:41.420 We just have to do it.
00:17:43.140 Now, getting it done might be hard, but there's nothing technologically hard about it at all.
00:17:49.740 Grow milkweed, Jeff says.
00:17:51.840 Well, I don't know much about milkweed, but that sounds like something you've looked into.
00:17:57.080 All right, so that's cool.
00:17:58.080 How many of you saw the compilation clip where the mainstream media is using the term a viral blizzard?
00:18:05.900 Have you heard the term a viral blizzard for what's coming this winter?
00:18:10.640 Viral blizzard, and everybody's using it at the same time.
00:18:13.480 It's a viral blizzard.
00:18:14.380 If you would like to know, and so some people ask me on Twitter, a few people ask me, does that look like professional work?
00:18:24.660 Like, is there some professional persuader who came up with this viral blizzard thing because it sounds a little too good?
00:18:30.600 But here's my answer.
00:18:35.280 Watch the series Dope Sick about Purdue Pharma, a real company.
00:18:40.840 And in that movie, one of the characters explains a trick that Pharma uses, and then they used it.
00:18:49.080 And the trick is you invent a condition so that people have a reason to prescribe your drugs.
00:18:55.780 And in the movie, because they had a drug, OxyContin, that was good for pain, but it wore off too soon, sooner than they claimed it would last.
00:19:07.720 So they invented a new category called breakthrough pain.
00:19:12.700 And they said, oh, no, if your patient didn't get 12 hours of relief, that's because they're in that special category.
00:19:20.840 They're in the breakthrough pain kind.
00:19:23.200 Now, breakthrough pain isn't a thing.
00:19:25.780 Like, it never existed as a concept.
00:19:27.540 But as soon as Purdue and all of its money people and the experts they hired to say these words out loud,
00:19:36.940 they created the idea that there was a thing called breakthrough pain,
00:19:40.820 and that the only way to treat it was to get twice as much OxyContin.
00:19:44.600 Now, how did Purdue know to do this trick?
00:19:48.140 In the series, they explain how they know to do it, because it's a common trick.
00:19:52.720 Apparently, it's a well-known technique.
00:19:57.680 So, Omicron is coming.
00:20:00.420 We've got trillions of dollars of money on the line for vaccinations,
00:20:06.160 should we become a country that keeps getting vaccinated.
00:20:08.900 But if Omicron rips through and gives us natural immunity that actually works against the other variants,
00:20:18.160 then a trillion dollars or more will be left on the table for big pharma.
00:20:24.660 Trillions of dollars that they kind of expected to make would just go away
00:20:30.080 if Omicron does the same thing as a vaccination, or better.
00:20:37.120 And so, at just the time they needed it,
00:20:40.740 at exactly the time that big pharma needed it,
00:20:44.000 this new viral blizzard thing gets invented.
00:20:47.460 Do you think that's a coincidence?
00:20:52.060 That there's a name for it?
00:20:54.660 No.
00:20:55.060 It is not a coincidence that there's a name for it.
00:20:57.920 The viral blizzard...
00:20:59.240 I'm looking at a funny meme.
00:21:04.460 The viral blizzard is the reason for vaccinations.
00:21:08.760 It's like...
00:21:10.100 Let me explain it to you this way.
00:21:12.380 If you didn't have a word for it, or a phrase, a viral blizzard,
00:21:17.100 and you just described it, here's what it would sound like.
00:21:20.260 Well, it looks like infections will go up,
00:21:22.880 but we've got this Omicron going on,
00:21:24.900 so deaths will probably be, you know, reasonable and lower after the holidays.
00:21:29.660 So it looks like, you know, we're in pretty good shape.
00:21:33.320 If you just described it straight, that's what it would sound like.
00:21:36.980 But if you really need people to get worried about the weakest virus of all time, Omicron,
00:21:44.540 you say it's a viral blizzard.
00:21:47.000 Oh, it's not just that a lot of people got it.
00:21:50.160 It's so many people got it that the hospitals could be overwhelmed,
00:21:54.680 and you better get a vaccination just to keep the hospitals open, and stuff like that.
00:21:59.440 But do you see the trick?
00:22:01.240 Once you know that this is a common pharma trick,
00:22:04.860 to come up with a new phrase that looks like a new kind of condition?
00:22:08.940 That's how you sell more product.
00:22:11.640 Once you see it, it's obvious.
00:22:15.360 All right.
00:22:18.660 Elon Musk said in an interview with the Babylon Bee guys,
00:22:24.900 which, by the way, you should watch.
00:22:26.480 It's really interesting watching them just chat.
00:22:30.160 So that just came out.
00:22:31.140 But he says that you could have enough solar panels to power the whole country
00:22:35.840 if they were in a 100-square-mile area,
00:22:39.900 which is not very big considering the whole United States.
00:22:44.260 So 100-square-miles would give you all the solar panels you need.
00:22:48.020 You'd have batteries, of course, to store it so that you're live all the time.
00:22:54.420 But in theory, you could get there.
00:22:55.780 Now, of course, Elon doesn't mention environmental impact
00:23:00.540 of all the discarded and old solar panels and stuff,
00:23:04.860 which is fairly major.
00:23:06.540 But he did mention, and I had never heard this idea before, but I love it,
00:23:10.480 that if you just put solar panels in the area around existing nuclear power plants,
00:23:16.380 because people don't like to live near nuclear power plants,
00:23:19.680 but solar panels don't mind.
00:23:21.200 So you could put just solar panels only where there are nuclear power plants,
00:23:25.900 and according to him, the solar panels around the nuclear power plant
00:23:30.460 would produce more power than the power plant.
00:23:36.080 Now, I'm assuming his math is good, because, you know, he's good at math.
00:23:41.400 That's kind of a mind-bender, isn't it?
00:23:43.720 That we already have a place to put them,
00:23:46.040 and we already have a grid to connect to,
00:23:47.820 because the nuclear power plant is on the grid.
00:23:51.520 So we have the exact right place to put not only nuclear waste,
00:23:59.040 because the best place to store that is also right around the power plant,
00:24:03.720 because it's the same place people don't want to live.
00:24:07.420 So that's pretty optimistic
00:24:11.640 that we've got these technologies that could solve everything.
00:24:16.780 Well, Trump is back-making news, as he likes to do.
00:24:20.540 So on January 6th, the most provocative date he could ever pick,
00:24:24.380 he's going to have some kind of a press conference,
00:24:26.160 and we don't know what's coming, but it's going to be fun.
00:24:29.780 I know it's going to be fun. That's all I know.
00:24:32.940 Good or bad, it's going to be fun.
00:24:35.480 So, of course, he picks the most provocative date to do this.
00:24:39.260 But he's doing his persuader thing,
00:24:41.760 and here's what he said yesterday.
00:24:45.440 He said the insurrection took place on November 3rd,
00:24:49.180 meaning the election itself,
00:24:50.760 of last year and announced that he will hold a news conference on January 6th.
00:24:55.120 So he's going to try to say that the election itself was the insurrection
00:24:59.260 because he claims it was rigged.
00:25:02.140 And then he says, and I like this,
00:25:08.280 Trump says, why isn't the House, the unselect committee,
00:25:11.900 he's calling him the unselect committee,
00:25:14.320 of highly partisan political hacks
00:25:16.080 investigating the cause of the January 6th protest,
00:25:20.280 which was the rigged election, he says.
00:25:23.180 Now, that's a pretty good approach, isn't it, persuasion-wise,
00:25:27.160 saying that the insurrection did happen,
00:25:29.800 but it was on November 3rd.
00:25:32.100 Same thing he did with fake news,
00:25:34.120 because fake news is something that was used against him.
00:25:36.340 He flipped it against the fake news.
00:25:39.240 So it looks like he's trying to do a flip on the insurrection.
00:25:42.680 And then he's also saying,
00:25:44.120 why aren't you investigating the cause of it,
00:25:46.280 of the January 6th protest?
00:25:48.600 Why not look into that?
00:25:50.780 Now, you know, there are answers to that question,
00:25:54.420 but as persuasion, it's pretty good.
00:25:58.160 And he says the only thing that they can do
00:26:00.020 is not talk about it.
00:26:02.060 So here's the thing that I realized.
00:26:05.760 So we live in a country in which for the last five years,
00:26:09.340 and give me a fact check on this.
00:26:11.340 Give me a fact check as I go.
00:26:13.440 True or false, we have learned that our intelligence agencies
00:26:16.520 cannot be trusted.
00:26:18.200 True or false?
00:26:20.280 True, right?
00:26:21.480 True or false, we have found out that Democrats
00:26:24.700 Democrats cannot be trusted as evidenced by the Russia collusion hoax.
00:26:32.500 Did the Russia collusion hoax not tell you
00:26:35.220 that Democrats can't be trusted?
00:26:37.820 It did.
00:26:38.700 Even leadership.
00:26:39.500 Right?
00:26:41.960 So, now the Democrats, you would agree,
00:26:44.940 would say the same thing about Republicans, right?
00:26:48.140 So, I don't know what most of you are,
00:26:49.960 but probably you're leaning right if you're watching this.
00:26:52.820 So, both sides think the other side is not credible.
00:26:56.040 So, what about the news?
00:27:01.000 Is the news credible?
00:27:04.300 No.
00:27:05.400 No.
00:27:05.780 Any illusion you had about the news being credible is gone.
00:27:10.720 Right?
00:27:11.520 How about the way we manage anything,
00:27:15.440 from climate change to the pandemic?
00:27:19.900 You know, did we manage the pandemic flawlessly?
00:27:22.100 So, we have this weird situation
00:27:25.660 where literally every institution in this country
00:27:30.160 that we can observe
00:27:31.380 is fraudulent and corrupt, or incompetent.
00:27:36.080 Is that a fair statement?
00:27:38.200 In the last five years, we've learned every,
00:27:40.800 every major institution
00:27:43.540 is either corrupt, incompetent, or fraudulent.
00:27:49.560 In substantial ways.
00:27:51.320 Not in minor ways,
00:27:52.800 but in very, very substantial ways.
00:27:55.740 Right?
00:27:57.020 Now, aren't we lucky
00:27:59.240 that the one exception,
00:28:02.820 the one exception
00:28:04.080 to all of this incompetence and fraud and corruption,
00:28:08.800 the one exception
00:28:09.700 was that our election system
00:28:12.220 ran smoothly
00:28:14.120 without any of those problems.
00:28:17.160 Nothing, I mean, nothing to speak of.
00:28:19.180 You know, the minor things.
00:28:20.240 But nothing that would change the result.
00:28:24.400 It's kind of phenomenal, isn't it?
00:28:26.880 You might even say,
00:28:28.520 hard to believe.
00:28:34.280 Now, do I have any evidence
00:28:35.880 that the election was rigged
00:28:37.420 in a way that would change the election result?
00:28:39.980 Nope.
00:28:40.840 Nope.
00:28:41.540 No evidence of that at all.
00:28:42.840 But isn't it lucky
00:28:45.280 that every fucking system
00:28:48.160 in the United States
00:28:49.380 we guarantee
00:28:50.720 is fraudulent, corrupt,
00:28:53.860 and incompetent.
00:28:54.800 Every fucking one of them.
00:28:57.120 But not the elections.
00:28:59.120 Not the elections.
00:29:00.820 So we built an election system
00:29:03.420 which, by its design,
00:29:05.320 can't be fully audited
00:29:07.240 intentionally.
00:29:09.060 Now, when I say intentionally,
00:29:12.840 I mean that
00:29:13.420 whoever was involved
00:29:15.040 in the design
00:29:15.940 had to know
00:29:17.540 it couldn't be audited.
00:29:18.960 So it's intentional
00:29:19.840 in that sense.
00:29:21.840 So the only thing
00:29:23.440 that worked well
00:29:24.200 is the only thing
00:29:24.860 we can't check.
00:29:26.720 Are you fucking
00:29:27.800 kidding me?
00:29:30.400 And nobody's,
00:29:31.500 as far as I know,
00:29:32.620 there's nobody in the government
00:29:33.560 who's even trying to
00:29:34.660 change it
00:29:35.980 to make it more transparent,
00:29:37.080 make it more auditable instantly,
00:29:39.520 be able to track your vote.
00:29:43.560 Well,
00:29:44.800 they're not, yeah,
00:29:45.760 they're not allowed
00:29:46.260 to reverse engineer
00:29:47.120 the software.
00:29:48.100 That's right.
00:29:48.420 So when you get into
00:29:49.100 the software component
00:29:50.740 of it,
00:29:51.620 there's nothing to audit.
00:29:52.700 You can't do it.
00:29:54.400 Or it would be too difficult
00:29:55.720 or, you know,
00:29:56.500 there would be legal challenges,
00:29:58.060 you know.
00:29:58.360 But whatever the obstacles are,
00:29:59.900 it can't be audited.
00:30:00.800 We do know that.
00:30:03.160 So,
00:30:04.260 how dumb
00:30:05.220 do we have to be
00:30:06.240 to believe
00:30:07.280 that the election system
00:30:08.420 is the only fucking thing
00:30:09.920 that works fine?
00:30:11.940 Seriously?
00:30:13.620 Seriously?
00:30:15.060 I mean,
00:30:15.540 you really have to be dumb
00:30:16.720 to believe that.
00:30:18.220 Now, again,
00:30:19.000 I have no evidence
00:30:19.840 that this election
00:30:20.620 was rigged.
00:30:21.920 It's entirely possible
00:30:23.160 that the mistakes
00:30:23.960 went in the other direction.
00:30:25.860 You know,
00:30:26.380 you can't rule out
00:30:27.140 that Trump,
00:30:28.440 he might have lost
00:30:29.240 by even more votes
00:30:30.300 if the election
00:30:31.140 had not been rigged,
00:30:32.180 I guess.
00:30:33.280 So we don't know
00:30:33.940 what is right
00:30:34.460 and what is wrong.
00:30:35.160 But the moment
00:30:36.620 you fool yourself
00:30:37.680 into thinking
00:30:38.220 it's the last
00:30:39.080 fucking thing
00:30:40.280 that worked,
00:30:41.540 that is stupid.
00:30:44.000 Can I say that out loud?
00:30:46.140 It's just stupid
00:30:47.240 to think
00:30:48.320 it's the one thing
00:30:48.980 that worked
00:30:49.360 just flawlessly
00:30:50.240 and it's the one thing
00:30:51.560 we can't check,
00:30:52.760 right?
00:30:53.240 All the other systems
00:30:54.460 are a little hard
00:30:55.460 to check also,
00:30:56.660 but at least
00:30:57.100 you can guarantee
00:30:57.880 that you know
00:30:58.580 that the news is fake
00:30:59.720 because you can just
00:31:00.680 look at the real video,
00:31:02.380 you can see
00:31:02.920 how they edited
00:31:03.600 the video,
00:31:04.660 you can say,
00:31:05.060 oh,
00:31:05.260 that's fake news
00:31:06.080 right there.
00:31:07.780 So the only thing
00:31:09.360 we can't verify
00:31:10.100 is the one
00:31:10.780 that's working right.
00:31:12.780 Really.
00:31:14.180 All right,
00:31:14.520 you want to know
00:31:14.980 how to get
00:31:17.020 the election system
00:31:18.000 fixed?
00:31:19.560 I would recommend
00:31:20.580 radical compliance.
00:31:23.100 Radical compliance.
00:31:24.320 Have I ever told you
00:31:24.940 this concept before?
00:31:26.400 Instead of saying
00:31:27.260 it's bad,
00:31:27.840 you agree with it
00:31:28.600 and embrace it,
00:31:29.380 but you embrace it
00:31:30.100 until you crush it.
00:31:30.920 So every time
00:31:32.520 you talk about
00:31:33.020 the election,
00:31:34.260 you should say
00:31:34.840 something like,
00:31:36.340 well,
00:31:36.500 it's a great thing
00:31:37.340 that's the only system
00:31:38.580 in this country
00:31:39.140 that hasn't been
00:31:39.980 proven to be corrupt
00:31:41.740 and fraudulent.
00:31:43.520 It's great that
00:31:44.440 it's the only one
00:31:45.420 and it's impossible
00:31:48.660 to audit it.
00:31:50.300 I want you to just
00:31:51.180 say that to people
00:31:52.040 who think the election
00:31:52.940 was fair
00:31:53.600 and just leave it there.
00:31:56.020 Yeah,
00:31:56.380 it's the only thing.
00:31:58.380 We can't check,
00:31:59.340 but we're told
00:32:01.220 by the people
00:32:01.780 who lied to us
00:32:02.540 about literally
00:32:03.360 everything.
00:32:05.360 According to the people
00:32:06.360 who lied to us
00:32:07.420 about everything,
00:32:09.960 these elections
00:32:11.400 are good and fair
00:32:12.180 according to all
00:32:13.860 the people we know
00:32:14.580 are liars.
00:32:16.900 And that's all
00:32:17.640 just true,
00:32:18.160 by the way.
00:32:18.620 I don't think
00:32:19.000 I exaggerated
00:32:19.600 anything,
00:32:20.100 did I?
00:32:20.820 I mean,
00:32:21.280 I make it sound
00:32:21.920 like absolutes,
00:32:22.760 but Candace Owens
00:32:28.200 glows
00:32:28.960 compared to you.
00:32:32.640 Well,
00:32:33.120 I wasn't expecting
00:32:33.860 that comment,
00:32:34.680 but if your comment
00:32:36.360 is that Candace Owens
00:32:37.640 is better at this
00:32:38.700 than I am,
00:32:39.500 I would agree with you.
00:32:40.900 She's really good
00:32:41.760 at this.
00:32:44.000 All right.
00:32:47.160 Rasmussen had a poll
00:32:48.600 and asked
00:32:49.700 whether people thought
00:32:51.120 the 2020 election
00:32:52.300 had cheating
00:32:55.360 that affected
00:32:57.120 the outcome.
00:32:59.100 And 59%
00:33:00.700 of combined
00:33:03.080 voters
00:33:04.300 on both sides
00:33:06.280 said that cheating
00:33:08.420 is somewhat
00:33:09.440 or very likely
00:33:10.520 affected the 2020
00:33:11.800 election.
00:33:13.280 59% of the public
00:33:15.260 thinks the 2020
00:33:17.020 election
00:33:17.580 was not necessarily
00:33:19.540 fair.
00:33:21.120 59%.
00:33:22.860 That's up from
00:33:23.960 56%
00:33:24.940 the last time
00:33:26.120 they checked it.
00:33:27.680 Why is it moving
00:33:28.560 in that direction?
00:33:31.800 Why is the public
00:33:33.500 opinion moving
00:33:34.260 in the direction
00:33:35.600 of Trump's opinion?
00:33:38.120 What is causing
00:33:39.360 that?
00:33:41.920 Somebody said regret.
00:33:43.460 Biden regret?
00:33:45.160 Maybe.
00:33:46.340 There could be people
00:33:47.240 who simply didn't care
00:33:48.300 and now that they
00:33:50.020 see that Biden
00:33:50.640 is not performing
00:33:51.500 that well
00:33:51.940 maybe they care.
00:33:53.680 I don't know.
00:33:54.780 That could be.
00:33:57.020 Payments
00:33:57.500 somebody says.
00:33:59.000 All right.
00:33:59.320 Here's what I think.
00:34:00.580 I think that as we
00:34:01.960 observe every one
00:34:03.060 of our institutions
00:34:03.980 being fraudulent
00:34:05.000 it is now impossible
00:34:07.220 to imagine
00:34:07.900 that this is the
00:34:08.680 one exception.
00:34:10.580 That's what I think.
00:34:11.860 I also think that
00:34:12.860 as time goes by
00:34:13.860 the impulse
00:34:17.180 to just take sides
00:34:18.280 and get rid of Trump
00:34:19.180 no matter what
00:34:19.960 is being replaced
00:34:21.480 by more reasoned
00:34:23.320 assessment.
00:34:24.920 And nobody reasonable
00:34:25.820 can assume
00:34:27.160 we even know
00:34:27.840 if it was a rigged
00:34:28.560 election.
00:34:29.060 There's no way
00:34:29.480 to check.
00:34:33.020 So let's see.
00:34:34.060 Do the math here.
00:34:36.440 59% said
00:34:38.700 cheating is somewhat
00:34:39.440 or very likely
00:34:40.400 affected the election.
00:34:42.460 Let's see.
00:34:43.020 How many people
00:34:43.800 think that it's
00:34:45.700 not at all likely
00:34:46.800 or they're unsure?
00:34:50.060 26%.
00:34:50.700 26%.
00:34:53.460 26%.
00:34:54.960 Almost exactly
00:34:57.800 the number of people
00:34:58.760 who get every
00:35:00.640 question wrong.
00:35:04.940 All right.
00:35:10.820 So we got
00:35:11.760 two things going on.
00:35:13.020 we've got
00:35:14.960 therapeutics
00:35:15.700 coming out
00:35:16.260 for COVID
00:35:16.860 and we've got
00:35:18.160 lots of
00:35:18.640 testing coming.
00:35:20.260 So that's all
00:35:20.660 good news,
00:35:21.360 right?
00:35:22.160 All that testing
00:35:23.060 is coming
00:35:23.820 and therapeutics
00:35:25.040 are coming.
00:35:26.460 But at the
00:35:27.020 moment
00:35:27.400 right now
00:35:31.520 you can't
00:35:32.160 get a test
00:35:32.760 because there
00:35:33.400 are not enough
00:35:33.960 of them
00:35:34.220 and you also
00:35:35.720 can't get the
00:35:36.300 therapeutics
00:35:36.880 because there's
00:35:37.440 not enough
00:35:37.860 of them.
00:35:38.800 But if you
00:35:39.460 could get tested
00:35:40.300 and found
00:35:41.060 out you
00:35:41.940 had COVID
00:35:42.460 you could
00:35:43.860 get the
00:35:44.360 therapeutic
00:35:44.880 except they
00:35:45.560 don't exist.
00:35:46.980 So it's sort
00:35:47.580 of a good
00:35:48.120 news
00:35:48.800 someday
00:35:49.960 at the
00:35:51.100 moment
00:35:51.440 not so much.
00:35:52.780 And there
00:35:57.140 are more
00:35:57.340 people saying
00:35:57.900 that Omicron
00:35:58.520 is the
00:35:59.060 vaccine.
00:36:01.140 So I
00:36:03.060 feel like I
00:36:03.820 got ahead of
00:36:04.440 this one.
00:36:05.060 I don't know
00:36:05.360 if anybody
00:36:05.720 said it
00:36:06.100 before I
00:36:06.560 did.
00:36:07.500 As soon as I
00:36:08.060 heard that
00:36:08.340 Omicron was
00:36:08.980 so weak
00:36:09.420 I was like
00:36:09.900 it's a
00:36:10.240 vaccine.
00:36:11.460 Now you're
00:36:12.240 hearing actual
00:36:12.600 doctors say
00:36:13.320 it.
00:36:14.400 Before it
00:36:15.060 was just
00:36:15.400 an idiot
00:36:15.800 on the
00:36:16.160 internet
00:36:16.420 saying hey
00:36:17.600 I think
00:36:17.920 it's a
00:36:18.180 vaccine.
00:36:18.940 Best case
00:36:19.440 scenario.
00:36:20.400 But now
00:36:20.800 they're actually
00:36:21.160 saying that
00:36:21.580 best case
00:36:22.020 scenario
00:36:22.400 it gives
00:36:24.620 us herd
00:36:25.240 immunity.
00:36:25.800 Now here's
00:36:26.600 the question.
00:36:28.200 Dog not
00:36:28.960 barking.
00:36:30.320 There's
00:36:30.600 something
00:36:30.920 missing
00:36:31.440 that's
00:36:32.660 really
00:36:33.140 conspicuously
00:36:34.440 missing but
00:36:35.400 not until I
00:36:35.940 mention it.
00:36:38.320 I'm going
00:36:38.880 to mention
00:36:39.240 something that
00:36:39.860 you're going
00:36:40.120 to slap
00:36:40.620 your forehead
00:36:41.120 and say
00:36:41.520 why are you
00:36:42.680 the first
00:36:43.220 person to
00:36:43.780 say this?
00:36:46.000 It goes
00:36:46.660 like this.
00:36:47.840 Apparently
00:36:48.260 we were
00:36:48.760 pretty good
00:36:49.420 at predicting
00:36:50.060 the rate
00:36:50.820 of growth
00:36:51.220 of Omicron
00:36:51.920 because we
00:36:53.100 see another
00:36:53.560 country's
00:36:54.100 growth so
00:36:55.080 we can
00:36:55.340 see how
00:36:55.700 quickly it
00:36:56.320 would take
00:36:57.960 over the
00:36:58.240 United States.
00:36:59.880 So we're
00:37:00.600 pretty good
00:37:01.060 at predicting
00:37:01.480 that.
00:37:02.360 Now we also
00:37:02.860 know how
00:37:03.340 many people
00:37:03.780 have vaccinations
00:37:04.640 and we
00:37:05.800 probably could
00:37:06.620 predict fairly
00:37:07.780 closely how
00:37:09.320 many people
00:37:09.780 are likely to
00:37:10.580 get boosted
00:37:11.280 and further
00:37:11.920 vaccinated.
00:37:12.680 in the next
00:37:13.200 few months.
00:37:14.700 If you had
00:37:15.500 that information
00:37:16.380 how fast
00:37:17.940 Omicron is
00:37:18.620 spreading and
00:37:20.460 how many
00:37:20.840 people are
00:37:21.260 vaccinated and
00:37:22.100 boosted and
00:37:22.840 likely to get
00:37:23.840 extra shots
00:37:25.440 could you not
00:37:27.280 calculate
00:37:28.420 the day of
00:37:32.220 herd immunity?
00:37:34.480 We now have
00:37:35.520 everything we
00:37:35.980 need.
00:37:37.040 Right?
00:37:38.140 Because with
00:37:39.760 the slow
00:37:40.100 moving virus
00:37:40.940 it's harder
00:37:42.080 you say
00:37:43.320 I don't know
00:37:43.880 sometime this
00:37:44.460 year we hope
00:37:45.040 maybe next
00:37:45.520 year.
00:37:45.680 But with
00:37:46.740 this super
00:37:47.440 super fast
00:37:48.280 Omicron
00:37:48.920 isn't there
00:37:50.500 somebody smart
00:37:51.180 enough to say
00:37:51.780 you know at
00:37:52.340 this rate
00:37:52.840 you're talking
00:37:53.840 five weeks
00:37:54.500 and done.
00:37:56.580 Why has
00:37:57.360 nobody even
00:37:58.160 calculated that?
00:38:00.500 Because it is
00:38:01.400 calculatable right?
00:38:03.420 Am I right?
00:38:04.680 Now February
00:38:05.340 1st I think
00:38:06.060 would be maybe
00:38:07.080 after that date
00:38:08.200 but it
00:38:09.280 certainly would
00:38:09.780 give us
00:38:10.100 enough time
00:38:10.580 to see what
00:38:11.080 the surge
00:38:12.820 from the
00:38:13.360 holidays look
00:38:14.020 like and
00:38:14.680 we'd know a
00:38:15.140 lot more.
00:38:16.440 You know if
00:38:16.740 we have to
00:38:17.140 revise February
00:38:17.880 1st it can
00:38:18.880 happen.
00:38:20.100 But yeah
00:38:22.060 we'll continue
00:38:22.660 to mutate
00:38:23.280 but they tend
00:38:23.880 to mutate
00:38:24.460 toward less
00:38:25.520 dangerous.
00:38:29.880 That's you
00:38:30.980 know that
00:38:31.520 doesn't have to
00:38:32.060 be the case
00:38:32.500 I guess
00:38:32.820 but they
00:38:33.760 tend to.
00:38:34.160 Hospitals
00:38:36.860 say another
00:38:37.320 five to six
00:38:37.980 weeks until
00:38:38.540 Omicron burns
00:38:39.520 through.
00:38:40.400 Now when they
00:38:41.060 talk about
00:38:41.640 Omicron burning
00:38:42.640 through they're
00:38:43.240 really talking
00:38:43.780 about a
00:38:45.220 surge but
00:38:46.340 we've had
00:38:47.080 surges before
00:38:48.000 that don't
00:38:49.720 lead to herd
00:38:50.420 immunity.
00:38:52.460 We've had
00:38:53.200 lots of
00:38:53.600 surges but
00:38:54.140 we didn't
00:38:54.420 get herd
00:38:54.820 immunity.
00:38:55.840 But I feel
00:38:56.360 like with
00:38:56.740 the Omicron
00:38:57.440 because of
00:38:58.000 the speed
00:38:58.400 of its
00:38:58.780 infection
00:38:59.960 well we
00:39:02.540 don't know
00:39:02.920 that South
00:39:03.300 Africa has
00:39:03.820 peaked out
00:39:04.280 but the
00:39:04.620 numbers suggest
00:39:05.360 that.
00:39:05.740 That's correct.
00:39:07.300 That could be
00:39:07.740 seasonal.
00:39:08.340 I don't know.
00:39:08.760 Could be
00:39:08.980 anything else.
00:39:10.400 So isn't
00:39:12.420 it conspicuously
00:39:13.200 missing?
00:39:15.020 Am I wrong
00:39:15.700 about that?
00:39:16.640 It should be
00:39:17.400 the most
00:39:17.880 important number
00:39:18.720 in your life.
00:39:20.180 I mean in
00:39:20.780 terms of the
00:39:21.240 public life.
00:39:22.520 Because nothing
00:39:23.720 would be more
00:39:24.320 important than
00:39:24.980 knowing when
00:39:25.680 Omicron plus
00:39:26.820 vaccinations get
00:39:27.980 us to I
00:39:29.480 don't know 80%
00:39:30.480 whatever herd
00:39:32.380 immunity requires.
00:39:33.300 It used to
00:39:35.020 be we
00:39:35.320 thought 60-70%
00:39:36.700 was herd
00:39:37.180 immunity but
00:39:38.440 it feels like
00:39:39.260 this one's
00:39:39.820 going to need
00:39:40.360 to be a lot
00:39:40.760 higher.
00:39:41.420 I'm thinking
00:39:41.840 80 plus.
00:39:45.460 All right.
00:39:45.760 Well.
00:39:48.920 All right.
00:39:51.360 There is a
00:39:52.320 co-defendant in
00:39:53.520 the January 6th
00:39:54.420 things.
00:39:55.000 Somebody who
00:39:55.600 is a self
00:39:56.520 described
00:39:57.260 member of the
00:39:58.460 Proud Boys.
00:39:58.980 and he's
00:40:01.080 one of the
00:40:01.540 first writers
00:40:02.220 to breach
00:40:02.920 the capital
00:40:03.420 and he's
00:40:03.920 pleading
00:40:04.200 guilty to
00:40:05.660 conspiracy and
00:40:06.860 other felony
00:40:07.540 charges.
00:40:07.960 Now I don't
00:40:09.280 think anybody
00:40:09.920 is defending
00:40:12.880 anybody who
00:40:13.580 did anything
00:40:14.100 that was a
00:40:14.580 felony.
00:40:15.480 Right.
00:40:15.940 So I'm not
00:40:16.600 going to say
00:40:16.900 anything good
00:40:17.400 about this
00:40:17.900 individual if
00:40:19.260 he committed
00:40:19.920 felonies.
00:40:21.280 But
00:40:21.660 conspiracy?
00:40:22.880 I wasn't
00:40:25.020 I didn't even
00:40:25.600 know that was
00:40:25.940 a crime.
00:40:26.480 Did you?
00:40:27.680 When did
00:40:28.300 conspiracy
00:40:28.820 become a
00:40:29.400 crime?
00:40:30.020 Has it
00:40:30.300 always been
00:40:30.620 a crime?
00:40:32.100 I mean I
00:40:32.620 know what
00:40:32.900 RICO is if
00:40:33.820 it's an
00:40:34.140 organized thing
00:40:35.060 but apparently
00:40:36.220 if two or
00:40:37.140 more people
00:40:37.740 talk about
00:40:39.480 and plan a
00:40:40.280 crime that
00:40:41.880 has the
00:40:42.260 extra problem
00:40:44.160 of conspiracy.
00:40:46.240 I feel like
00:40:47.280 it shouldn't
00:40:47.940 be illegal to
00:40:48.640 talk about
00:40:49.120 stuff.
00:40:50.460 That's a
00:40:51.040 weird law.
00:40:52.160 It doesn't
00:40:52.460 make sense
00:40:52.880 to me.
00:40:53.380 The crime
00:40:54.000 of course.
00:40:55.540 But planning
00:40:56.360 a crime?
00:40:56.980 What happens
00:40:57.320 if you plan
00:40:57.840 a crime and
00:40:58.280 then don't
00:40:58.660 do it?
00:40:59.660 I think
00:41:00.140 that's not
00:41:00.620 conspiracy in
00:41:01.480 that case if
00:41:01.960 you don't do
00:41:02.340 the crime.
00:41:03.100 But I don't
00:41:03.480 know why the
00:41:03.820 planning part
00:41:04.420 is the crime.
00:41:05.780 Isn't the
00:41:06.240 crime the
00:41:06.660 crime?
00:41:07.500 I don't know.
00:41:08.520 I guess I
00:41:08.880 just don't
00:41:09.240 understand the
00:41:09.820 law and why
00:41:10.660 that has to
00:41:11.300 be a crime.
00:41:12.180 But it
00:41:12.680 made me ask
00:41:13.160 this question.
00:41:14.480 If conspiracy
00:41:15.220 is a crime
00:41:16.400 how is Adam
00:41:18.260 Schiff not in
00:41:18.980 jail?
00:41:20.680 Is that
00:41:21.280 because there
00:41:21.860 was nothing
00:41:22.380 about the
00:41:23.120 Russian
00:41:24.840 collusion
00:41:26.420 hoax?
00:41:27.200 None of
00:41:27.700 that was
00:41:27.980 illegal?
00:41:30.380 Because if
00:41:31.100 any of it
00:41:31.440 was illegal
00:41:32.120 then conspiring
00:41:33.720 to do it
00:41:34.260 would be
00:41:34.660 illegal as
00:41:35.440 well as I
00:41:36.380 understand it.
00:41:37.860 But isn't
00:41:39.480 it obvious
00:41:40.400 that Adam
00:41:40.960 Schiff
00:41:41.220 conspired as
00:41:42.980 part of
00:41:43.380 the hoax?
00:41:47.000 and how
00:41:48.680 is it
00:41:49.020 not
00:41:49.500 illegal to
00:41:51.040 try to
00:41:51.400 overthrow
00:41:51.760 the
00:41:52.000 government
00:41:52.340 with a
00:41:52.720 hoax?
00:41:54.820 Isn't that
00:41:55.440 what an
00:41:55.760 insurrection
00:41:56.120 is?
00:41:57.560 Can somebody
00:41:58.400 Google this?
00:41:59.060 Does an
00:41:59.360 insurrection
00:41:59.760 have to be
00:42:00.740 kinetic?
00:42:01.460 Can you
00:42:03.460 have an
00:42:03.740 insurrection
00:42:04.220 that does
00:42:04.680 not involve
00:42:05.440 violence?
00:42:07.380 Or is
00:42:07.980 insurrection
00:42:08.420 automatically
00:42:09.180 violence?
00:42:09.700 Check that
00:42:12.580 definition for
00:42:13.240 me.
00:42:16.460 Oh, I
00:42:17.060 thought I'd
00:42:17.340 have it by
00:42:17.740 now.
00:42:18.980 Sedition.
00:42:20.780 Insurrection
00:42:21.260 usually means
00:42:22.040 violence but
00:42:22.580 does it have
00:42:23.060 to?
00:42:24.140 Any over
00:42:24.860 act.
00:42:25.360 I think
00:42:25.580 somebody just
00:42:26.040 looked it up.
00:42:26.660 Any overt
00:42:27.340 act.
00:42:29.700 Well, wouldn't
00:42:30.320 you say that
00:42:30.840 Adam Schiff
00:42:31.460 was part of
00:42:32.640 the public
00:42:34.400 would say
00:42:34.880 an over
00:42:35.500 act of
00:42:37.020 trying to
00:42:37.920 overthrow a
00:42:38.500 government
00:42:38.820 with a
00:42:39.400 hoax and
00:42:40.680 it was a
00:42:41.140 conspiracy as
00:42:41.920 well because
00:42:42.420 I'm sure they
00:42:43.040 coordinated and
00:42:43.820 talked about
00:42:44.240 it.
00:42:44.960 Are you
00:42:45.180 telling me
00:42:45.560 that if we
00:42:46.140 got a
00:42:47.060 hold of
00:42:47.380 Adam Schiff's
00:42:48.060 digital
00:42:48.620 communication,
00:42:50.180 you wouldn't
00:42:50.600 find anything
00:42:51.260 in there that
00:42:51.760 was conspiracy
00:42:52.820 to overthrow
00:42:53.940 the government
00:42:54.500 with a
00:42:54.860 hoax?
00:42:56.200 Because I
00:42:56.880 feel like
00:42:57.380 maybe it's
00:42:58.300 in there.
00:43:01.840 All right.
00:43:07.220 Do you
00:43:07.780 remember that
00:43:08.280 I told you
00:43:08.720 that the
00:43:09.040 golden age
00:43:09.680 was coming
00:43:10.220 a few
00:43:10.520 years ago
00:43:10.960 and you
00:43:11.820 said to
00:43:12.120 yourself,
00:43:12.840 I don't
00:43:13.560 think so.
00:43:14.220 We got a
00:43:14.560 pandemic
00:43:14.880 instead of
00:43:15.500 a golden
00:43:15.740 age.
00:43:17.620 Everything's
00:43:18.100 falling apart.
00:43:20.240 Now, we
00:43:20.620 did get
00:43:21.120 indication that
00:43:23.900 fusion,
00:43:24.940 nuclear fusion,
00:43:26.000 is practical
00:43:26.900 and there are
00:43:28.180 a number of
00:43:28.540 companies building
00:43:29.300 actual test
00:43:31.380 models, I
00:43:31.880 guess.
00:43:32.560 And also,
00:43:33.280 we got good
00:43:33.660 news that
00:43:34.320 nuclear power
00:43:35.780 in general
00:43:36.280 went from
00:43:36.840 hated to
00:43:37.600 now accepted.
00:43:38.380 So you
00:43:39.300 could say
00:43:40.020 it's not a
00:43:40.500 golden age
00:43:41.020 except for
00:43:41.640 there is one
00:43:42.960 big part of
00:43:43.620 it, that
00:43:44.520 at least on
00:43:45.100 the energy
00:43:45.560 side, things
00:43:46.980 seem to have
00:43:47.620 turned in
00:43:47.960 exactly the
00:43:48.560 right direction.
00:43:49.600 But that's
00:43:50.000 about all
00:43:50.440 that happened,
00:43:53.200 right?
00:43:53.460 We didn't get
00:43:54.200 any of the
00:43:54.540 cool things we
00:43:55.200 expected, like
00:43:56.080 there's no
00:43:56.500 flying cars.
00:43:58.240 Well, actually,
00:43:58.660 there is a
00:43:58.980 flying car.
00:43:59.600 It's being
00:44:01.480 advertised now.
00:44:02.880 It's got
00:44:03.200 eight, it's
00:44:04.320 sort of a
00:44:04.780 helicopter-y
00:44:05.540 thing with
00:44:05.980 eight engines,
00:44:07.460 so eight
00:44:07.960 independent
00:44:08.540 rotors, three,
00:44:11.100 I think they
00:44:11.440 have three
00:44:11.980 backup systems
00:44:13.380 in case something
00:44:14.040 goes wrong.
00:44:15.140 It's got a,
00:44:15.760 it's got his
00:44:16.640 own parachute,
00:44:17.860 so you can
00:44:18.760 actually parachute
00:44:19.440 out of it.
00:44:21.480 I mean, the
00:44:22.000 device itself has
00:44:22.800 a parachute,
00:44:23.680 and some other
00:44:24.900 safety feature,
00:44:25.660 I forget.
00:44:26.480 But apparently
00:44:27.000 you can, you
00:44:27.720 don't need a
00:44:28.180 pilot's license,
00:44:28.960 you can just
00:44:29.860 get in this
00:44:30.360 thing.
00:44:30.560 They're being
00:44:30.840 manufactured now,
00:44:31.780 they're still
00:44:32.120 raising money,
00:44:32.800 but they're
00:44:33.020 making them.
00:44:34.260 So, all right,
00:44:34.840 so we did get
00:44:35.380 fusion and
00:44:35.980 nuclear energy,
00:44:37.000 and it looks
00:44:38.000 like we do
00:44:38.440 have flying
00:44:38.960 cars, but
00:44:40.240 it's kind of
00:44:40.760 disappointing for
00:44:41.880 a golden age,
00:44:42.780 we'd expect
00:44:43.440 more, that's
00:44:43.900 really all we
00:44:44.400 got.
00:44:45.340 Well, according
00:44:45.820 to Elon Musk,
00:44:47.660 we could also
00:44:48.520 solve climate
00:44:50.060 change and all
00:44:50.740 of our problems
00:44:51.260 with 100
00:44:52.960 square miles of
00:44:53.860 solar panels.
00:44:55.480 So I guess
00:44:56.340 now we have
00:44:56.760 two ways to
00:44:57.400 solve climate
00:44:58.000 change.
00:44:58.960 Well, okay,
00:45:00.300 so we solved
00:45:00.840 climate change
00:45:01.600 and energy
00:45:02.340 for the
00:45:02.700 future, but
00:45:03.840 that's kind
00:45:04.200 of all we
00:45:04.580 did.
00:45:05.540 It's not
00:45:05.860 very impressive
00:45:06.500 for a golden
00:45:07.040 age.
00:45:07.940 Well, we did
00:45:08.640 put a rocket
00:45:09.320 into space
00:45:10.220 that landed
00:45:11.500 Elon Musk's
00:45:12.780 rocket, and
00:45:13.880 we have opened
00:45:14.580 up an age of
00:45:16.040 space travel and
00:45:17.040 Mars colonization.
00:45:19.200 Some people may
00:45:19.920 say that was
00:45:20.440 sort of a
00:45:20.800 golden agey,
00:45:22.100 but I mean
00:45:22.500 that's not
00:45:22.840 much with
00:45:23.560 fusion and
00:45:24.940 nuclear energy
00:45:25.580 and flying
00:45:26.120 cars and
00:45:26.780 solar panels
00:45:28.060 fixing climate
00:45:28.720 change and
00:45:29.260 going to
00:45:29.620 Mars, so
00:45:30.800 not that
00:45:31.400 important.
00:45:32.280 We did,
00:45:32.940 because of the
00:45:33.640 pandemic,
00:45:34.400 completely
00:45:34.940 rearrange how
00:45:36.460 we work and
00:45:37.160 where so
00:45:38.460 that more
00:45:38.760 people are
00:45:39.140 working at
00:45:39.580 home and
00:45:39.940 not dying
00:45:40.480 commuting
00:45:41.500 every day.
00:45:42.120 So that's a
00:45:42.860 gigantic thing,
00:45:43.720 but yeah,
00:45:44.980 I mean, it's
00:45:45.220 just one thing.
00:45:46.040 We did seem
00:45:46.960 to get rid of
00:45:47.660 Antifa BLM
00:45:49.300 riots.
00:45:50.180 They all seem
00:45:50.680 to go away.
00:45:52.260 We did seem to
00:45:53.120 wake up to the
00:45:53.740 fact that our
00:45:54.240 news is fake,
00:45:54.960 which seems
00:45:56.120 important.
00:45:59.400 And we may
00:46:00.200 have figured
00:46:00.500 out a way to
00:46:01.160 be safe from
00:46:01.780 all future
00:46:02.340 pandemics.
00:46:06.240 And robots
00:46:07.200 are going to
00:46:07.880 be seeding
00:46:10.060 the desert,
00:46:10.820 so we may
00:46:11.540 have ended
00:46:11.940 hurricanes.
00:46:18.280 I think
00:46:18.920 we're at the
00:46:19.320 golden age.
00:46:21.380 I think it's
00:46:22.180 here.
00:46:24.960 we've never
00:46:27.100 had things go
00:46:27.920 this well
00:46:28.320 before.
00:46:29.940 Even with
00:46:30.780 the pandemic,
00:46:32.640 you know,
00:46:32.900 which is a
00:46:33.320 giant pain
00:46:33.780 in the ass,
00:46:35.620 this is the
00:46:37.000 best we've
00:46:37.580 ever been.
00:46:39.520 By far.
00:46:41.620 By far.
00:46:43.100 Now, of
00:46:43.520 course,
00:46:44.680 thank you,
00:46:49.020 Richard.
00:46:50.340 I appreciate
00:46:50.820 that.
00:46:51.140 yes,
00:46:54.540 and if
00:46:55.260 you hadn't
00:46:55.540 noticed,
00:46:56.340 Elon Musk
00:46:56.880 is also
00:46:57.280 building a
00:46:58.000 satellite
00:46:58.600 network,
00:46:59.680 which will
00:47:01.300 probably
00:47:02.260 free people
00:47:04.360 from censorship
00:47:05.480 someday.
00:47:07.500 I think
00:47:08.260 that's a real
00:47:08.840 play.
00:47:09.300 I mean,
00:47:09.460 it has lots
00:47:09.920 of obvious
00:47:10.760 uses.
00:47:11.600 But I feel
00:47:12.200 like Elon
00:47:12.900 Musk owning
00:47:13.780 a complete
00:47:15.280 end-to-end
00:47:16.100 communication
00:47:19.900 essentially
00:47:21.540 and the
00:47:22.040 Internet.
00:47:23.040 I feel
00:47:23.940 as though
00:47:24.600 that's good
00:47:25.480 news.
00:47:27.800 And China's
00:47:28.900 impact is
00:47:29.900 decreasing.
00:47:30.560 We're going
00:47:30.760 to bring our
00:47:31.140 manufacturing home
00:47:32.100 slowly, but
00:47:32.800 we'll do it.
00:47:34.040 And
00:47:34.360 something
00:47:36.900 tells me
00:47:37.580 that
00:47:40.060 we're in
00:47:41.500 the golden
00:47:41.820 age.
00:47:42.100 and
00:47:44.360 I hate
00:47:46.960 to be
00:47:47.180 all
00:47:47.440 optimistic
00:47:49.040 and stuff,
00:47:51.080 but
00:47:51.360 I don't
00:47:54.260 think we've
00:47:54.760 ever been
00:47:55.140 healthier.
00:47:57.100 By the
00:47:57.680 way,
00:47:58.060 one of the
00:47:58.500 things that
00:47:59.020 Elon Musk
00:47:59.680 said,
00:48:00.140 it was just
00:48:00.440 sort of a
00:48:00.900 comment he
00:48:02.920 tossed in
00:48:03.440 there when
00:48:03.780 he was
00:48:03.980 talking to
00:48:04.400 the folks
00:48:07.080 on,
00:48:07.800 I don't
00:48:08.500 know,
00:48:08.780 Funhaus
00:48:09.160 mirror neurons.
00:48:10.700 I don't
00:48:11.080 know what
00:48:11.300 that means,
00:48:11.740 Eric.
00:48:12.760 He was
00:48:13.320 talking about
00:48:14.000 the
00:48:15.560 neural link
00:48:16.600 technology.
00:48:17.360 They'll put a
00:48:17.680 little chip in
00:48:18.280 your skull,
00:48:19.460 so they'll drill
00:48:19.940 down a little
00:48:20.400 bit, put a
00:48:20.960 chip in there,
00:48:21.540 some sort of
00:48:22.140 sensor or chip
00:48:22.940 or something,
00:48:23.760 and it can
00:48:24.900 interact with
00:48:25.600 your brain
00:48:26.080 directly.
00:48:27.820 And when
00:48:28.380 Elon was
00:48:28.880 talking about
00:48:29.620 the future
00:48:31.060 of meta
00:48:31.540 and Facebook
00:48:32.440 and he was
00:48:32.820 sort of making
00:48:33.220 fun of it,
00:48:34.460 Elon was
00:48:36.080 saying it's
00:48:36.840 like putting
00:48:37.180 a television
00:48:37.700 set on your
00:48:38.280 nose,
00:48:38.700 basically.
00:48:39.600 He doesn't
00:48:40.240 see that as
00:48:41.020 being the
00:48:41.380 thing.
00:48:41.620 But then
00:48:42.540 somebody asked,
00:48:43.920 will we be
00:48:44.320 able to
00:48:44.900 directly see
00:48:46.180 virtual reality
00:48:47.140 someday with
00:48:48.540 a neural link
00:48:49.200 implant and
00:48:50.520 no glasses?
00:48:52.340 Do you know
00:48:53.160 what Elon Musk
00:48:53.820 said?
00:48:55.840 Will you
00:48:56.800 someday be
00:48:57.380 able to
00:48:57.780 enter a
00:48:58.460 virtual world
00:48:59.840 just by
00:49:01.780 wanting to?
00:49:04.620 He said
00:49:05.600 yes.
00:49:06.040 he didn't
00:49:08.760 say yes
00:49:09.280 maybe.
00:49:09.600 He didn't
00:49:11.020 say, I
00:49:11.940 don't know,
00:49:12.460 that would
00:49:12.800 be really
00:49:13.120 hard to
00:49:13.560 do.
00:49:14.560 He just
00:49:15.100 said yes.
00:49:17.700 When was
00:49:18.280 the last
00:49:18.580 time he
00:49:18.880 was wrong
00:49:19.400 about the
00:49:21.400 future?
00:49:23.040 I think
00:49:23.860 he's pretty
00:49:24.300 good at
00:49:24.580 predicting
00:49:24.900 these things.
00:49:26.240 So we
00:49:26.960 actually are
00:49:27.580 entering a
00:49:28.080 period where
00:49:29.300 you'll be
00:49:29.600 able to get
00:49:29.980 a chip in
00:49:30.900 your head,
00:49:31.880 your skull,
00:49:33.020 that you will
00:49:33.720 be able to
00:49:34.160 enter virtual
00:49:34.940 reality and
00:49:35.920 interact with
00:49:36.500 anybody all
00:49:37.080 over the
00:49:37.420 world just
00:49:38.620 by thinking
00:49:39.200 it.
00:49:41.380 And that's
00:49:41.740 happening,
00:49:42.540 you know,
00:49:42.800 I mean we're
00:49:43.280 on the path
00:49:43.840 to that.
00:49:44.700 I don't know
00:49:45.060 how long
00:49:45.380 that'll take.
00:49:46.120 I mean that
00:49:46.420 feels like a
00:49:47.600 25-year plan,
00:49:48.900 not a five-year
00:49:49.700 plan.
00:49:50.600 But we're on
00:49:51.420 the way.
00:49:52.900 We're on the
00:49:53.340 way.
00:49:56.180 Glasses will
00:49:56.720 be first?
00:49:57.300 Yeah,
00:49:57.540 probably.
00:50:00.800 But as
00:50:02.440 Elon pointed
00:50:03.120 out, all of
00:50:03.980 the solutions
00:50:05.520 with glasses
00:50:06.400 cause motion
00:50:08.520 sickness.
00:50:09.520 If you
00:50:10.160 haven't tried
00:50:10.640 virtual reality,
00:50:11.600 and I
00:50:12.020 recommend it
00:50:12.600 highly, it's
00:50:13.280 quite a hoot,
00:50:14.980 it gives me
00:50:16.640 motion sickness
00:50:17.340 and I don't
00:50:17.840 even get
00:50:18.160 motion sickness.
00:50:19.700 So I've
00:50:20.200 never had
00:50:20.540 motion sickness
00:50:21.200 from any
00:50:21.680 real world
00:50:22.500 ride or
00:50:23.780 car or
00:50:24.660 anything like
00:50:25.100 that.
00:50:25.600 Not even
00:50:26.100 a little.
00:50:27.420 But if you
00:50:29.200 wear the
00:50:29.520 virtual reality
00:50:30.260 goggles for
00:50:30.940 half an hour,
00:50:32.180 you'll be
00:50:32.760 sick all day.
00:50:33.980 You'll
00:50:34.600 actually be
00:50:35.140 sick for
00:50:35.680 hours.
00:50:36.740 You're like,
00:50:37.140 ugh.
00:50:38.620 And if they
00:50:39.300 don't figure out
00:50:40.420 a way to
00:50:40.860 fix that,
00:50:42.740 I'm not
00:50:43.680 sure if
00:50:43.960 they're close
00:50:44.360 to it.
00:50:44.600 If they
00:50:44.820 can't fix
00:50:45.220 that, then
00:50:45.740 there's
00:50:46.780 definitely a
00:50:47.240 limit to
00:50:47.660 the growth.
00:50:51.320 And e-bikes.
00:50:52.360 Somebody's
00:50:52.840 mentioned e-bikes
00:50:53.620 here.
00:50:54.320 E-bikes are
00:50:55.000 changing
00:50:55.320 everything.
00:50:56.600 I can't tell
00:50:57.580 you enough
00:50:58.020 about how
00:50:59.040 that's going
00:50:59.460 to change
00:50:59.800 things.
00:51:00.120 In California,
00:51:00.720 it's the
00:51:01.600 only bike
00:51:02.000 anybody buys
00:51:02.620 now is
00:51:03.400 an e-bike.
00:51:04.320 I'm
00:51:04.580 exaggerating,
00:51:05.240 but most
00:51:05.980 of the
00:51:06.200 bike sales
00:51:06.620 are e-bikes
00:51:07.260 now.
00:51:09.460 David says,
00:51:10.200 I wear them
00:51:10.580 for hours
00:51:10.980 at a time
00:51:11.400 and no
00:51:11.740 motion
00:51:12.060 sickness.
00:51:12.680 It's
00:51:12.940 individual.
00:51:13.820 And I
00:51:14.340 think you
00:51:15.100 might be
00:51:15.360 able to
00:51:15.560 get used
00:51:15.960 to it.
00:51:16.780 I'm not
00:51:17.040 sure if
00:51:17.340 that's a
00:51:17.640 thing.
00:51:19.100 Biden
00:51:19.540 said no
00:51:20.080 one saw
00:51:20.440 Omicron
00:51:21.120 coming.
00:51:22.040 That was
00:51:22.360 just a
00:51:22.660 Bidenism.
00:51:25.700 That's the
00:51:26.280 sort of
00:51:26.600 thing that
00:51:26.960 you could
00:51:27.200 imagine
00:51:27.680 Trump
00:51:29.260 would have
00:51:29.540 said in
00:51:30.040 some
00:51:30.320 fashion.
00:51:31.520 I don't
00:51:32.060 get worked
00:51:32.460 up about
00:51:32.880 that little
00:51:34.700 stuff.
00:51:38.280 E-bike
00:51:38.920 are trash
00:51:39.460 compared to
00:51:40.080 mopeds.
00:51:41.320 They are
00:51:41.940 mopeds,
00:51:42.500 though.
00:51:43.000 I mean,
00:51:43.240 some of
00:51:43.540 them are
00:51:43.780 just basically
00:51:44.400 mopeds
00:51:44.880 that you
00:51:45.580 can pedal.
00:51:48.040 VR
00:51:48.440 sickness is
00:51:49.040 like sea
00:51:49.480 legs.
00:51:49.900 You get
00:51:50.120 used to
00:51:50.460 it.
00:51:50.840 Could
00:51:51.000 be.
00:51:52.080 Could
00:51:52.340 be.
00:51:52.860 I mean,
00:51:53.160 that makes
00:51:53.480 sense that
00:51:54.000 you would.
00:51:57.680 military
00:51:59.640 pilot
00:51:59.980 training.
00:52:00.860 It was
00:52:01.380 rare that
00:52:01.900 people didn't
00:52:02.640 get sick
00:52:03.240 during training.
00:52:04.340 Right.
00:52:05.280 You can
00:52:05.640 figure it
00:52:06.100 out.
00:52:06.380 Most did.
00:52:06.960 Some didn't.
00:52:07.440 In other
00:52:07.680 words, you
00:52:08.020 can figure
00:52:08.620 out how
00:52:09.000 not to
00:52:09.400 get sick,
00:52:09.800 I guess.
00:52:16.260 Yeah,
00:52:16.800 can confirm.
00:52:20.840 Isn't
00:52:21.280 mail-in
00:52:21.720 voting
00:52:22.180 basically
00:52:22.900 rigging?
00:52:24.340 Well,
00:52:25.740 I mean,
00:52:26.320 no.
00:52:26.600 mail-in
00:52:27.680 voting is
00:52:28.200 not
00:52:28.460 basically
00:52:28.920 rigging,
00:52:29.700 but it
00:52:30.120 opens an
00:52:30.580 opportunity
00:52:31.040 for
00:52:31.620 mischief.
00:52:33.560 So, yes,
00:52:34.760 I think we
00:52:35.140 all agree
00:52:35.480 on that.
00:52:35.840 We just
00:52:36.120 don't know
00:52:36.620 how much
00:52:37.560 of it
00:52:37.780 will be.
00:52:38.480 And by
00:52:38.760 the way,
00:52:39.120 if the
00:52:39.560 Republicans
00:52:40.120 are not
00:52:40.800 looking to
00:52:41.280 do as
00:52:41.680 much
00:52:41.960 mischief
00:52:42.460 on their
00:52:43.920 end,
00:52:45.340 I don't
00:52:46.300 know why
00:52:46.540 they wouldn't,
00:52:47.160 because
00:52:47.360 apparently
00:52:47.660 it's all
00:52:48.000 legal.
00:52:54.420 The
00:52:54.940 tackle
00:52:55.500 unique
00:52:56.220 QR code
00:52:57.220 Eric says
00:52:59.740 we're
00:53:01.040 finally
00:53:01.360 waking
00:53:01.760 up.
00:53:04.820 Yet
00:53:05.440 tiny
00:53:06.720 houses
00:53:07.060 are not
00:53:07.520 the
00:53:07.700 thing.
00:53:11.700 Okay,
00:53:12.600 this was
00:53:13.080 my show
00:53:13.500 for today.
00:53:14.540 I think
00:53:15.040 it was
00:53:15.360 incredible,
00:53:16.220 possibly the
00:53:16.800 best thing
00:53:17.180 you've ever
00:53:17.560 experienced.
00:53:18.940 And tomorrow
00:53:19.800 might be
00:53:20.200 even better,
00:53:20.820 so you
00:53:21.140 don't want
00:53:21.380 to miss
00:53:21.620 that.
00:53:22.700 So as
00:53:25.220 we approach
00:53:26.020 the end
00:53:26.320 of the
00:53:26.520 year,
00:53:27.380 I plan
00:53:27.820 to do
00:53:28.200 some best
00:53:29.540 and worst
00:53:29.960 of the
00:53:30.240 year stuff
00:53:30.760 and thanking
00:53:32.240 some people
00:53:32.900 who were
00:53:34.780 especially
00:53:35.360 effective this
00:53:36.640 year.
00:53:37.160 I think that
00:53:37.580 needs to be
00:53:38.060 done.
00:53:39.080 And we're
00:53:40.500 going to run
00:53:40.860 out of news
00:53:41.380 pretty soon.
00:53:42.580 You all know
00:53:43.200 that, right?
00:53:44.060 Yeah, as
00:53:44.460 soon as
00:53:44.860 the kids
00:53:46.280 come home
00:53:46.880 and we're
00:53:47.300 on holiday
00:53:47.860 over here,
00:53:49.100 the news
00:53:49.620 just stops.
00:53:54.500 Scott,
00:53:55.080 can we...
00:53:55.380 Oh, here's
00:53:55.640 an interesting
00:53:56.040 question.
00:53:56.640 Can we use
00:53:57.060 the mass
00:53:57.420 formation
00:53:57.820 psychosis
00:53:58.420 concept
00:53:58.940 as a
00:54:00.040 Trojan horse
00:54:00.560 to get
00:54:00.820 more people
00:54:01.180 to accept
00:54:01.580 the older,
00:54:02.140 more polarizing
00:54:02.800 concept of
00:54:03.440 fake news?
00:54:04.580 Don't need
00:54:05.120 to.
00:54:05.860 I think
00:54:06.380 the Democrats
00:54:06.880 see fake
00:54:07.540 news now.
00:54:08.860 The Kyle
00:54:09.280 Rittenhouse
00:54:09.700 thing, I
00:54:10.100 think,
00:54:10.280 opened a lot
00:54:10.780 of eyes.
00:54:11.160 Will
00:54:13.680 Christina
00:54:14.200 do Christmas
00:54:14.920 music?
00:54:15.420 She was
00:54:15.660 planning to,
00:54:17.420 but our
00:54:19.120 house
00:54:20.840 redoing
00:54:23.300 here,
00:54:24.860 it's hard
00:54:25.700 to practice
00:54:26.180 because there's
00:54:26.580 so much
00:54:26.820 noise in the
00:54:27.320 house.
00:54:28.360 So I don't
00:54:29.020 know if she's
00:54:29.620 where she
00:54:29.960 wants to be
00:54:30.420 on that.
00:54:31.840 Can we get
00:54:32.220 more micro
00:54:32.700 lessons?
00:54:33.160 You will.
00:54:34.820 Probably
00:54:35.220 more of them
00:54:36.300 over the
00:54:36.760 holidays.
00:54:37.500 The thing
00:54:38.080 that's holding
00:54:38.500 me up on
00:54:38.860 the micro
00:54:39.180 lessons is
00:54:39.700 the noise
00:54:40.160 in the
00:54:40.420 house.
00:54:41.160 So as
00:54:41.800 soon as
00:54:42.460 there's no
00:54:43.020 buzz saws
00:54:43.780 going on,
00:54:44.240 I can do
00:54:44.600 more of
00:54:44.860 them.
00:54:52.060 All right.
00:54:54.420 That's all
00:54:54.900 for now,
00:54:55.360 and I will
00:54:55.740 talk to you
00:54:56.220 all tomorrow.