Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1701 Scott Adams： My Conversation With A Woke Person Did Not Go Well. And Fake News

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00:00:51.160 Now, if I haven't told you yet today, you're going to have a wonderful day.

00:00:54.900 Oh, sure, you'll have your ups and downs, always do.

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00:01:07.380 Well, I had a conversation yesterday with a young, woke person.

00:01:13.500 How do you think that went?

00:01:15.600 Do you think that if you put a young, woke person and me in the same conversation,

00:01:22.000 that it'll be fun?

00:01:26.560 Well, it was.

00:01:27.520 It started out with a conversation about sexism and all the sexism and misogyny and discrimination against girls and boys.

00:01:37.520 And I said, were you aware that girls do better than boys in a lot of different ways?

00:01:46.500 And she was not aware of that.

00:01:48.840 And today, by coincidence, I saw a list of some of the things that are going better for girls than boys.

00:01:55.400 Now, here we're talking about mostly younger folks.

00:01:59.620 So it includes women and girls.

00:02:03.760 And so somebody did a little chart I saw online.

00:02:06.180 I tweeted it earlier this morning.

00:02:08.160 For every hundred girls or women, how many boys or men are doing the same thing?

00:02:14.160 So, for example, how many women, for every hundred women who take AP or honors courses in high school, in art or music, 0.97

00:02:24.880 how many men do the same thing, honors courses in art and music?

00:02:28.560 Only 54.

00:02:30.480 So there are almost twice as many women who attain this high level in school. 1.00

00:02:35.480 And then you go right down the line, who earns an associate's degree, who takes these AP courses,

00:02:41.320 who graduates, who's got a master's degree, who's in the top 10%.

00:02:45.680 And every one of these is women or girls. 0.93

00:02:49.720 Every one of them.

00:02:51.360 So on educational attainment, it's not even close.

00:02:55.060 Women are just smoking men. 1.00

00:02:57.100 Not even close.

00:02:58.800 Did you know that?

00:03:00.660 How many woke young people are aware that women are just destroying men 1.00

00:03:05.720 at least the entry level which predicts the future?

00:03:11.320 How about health-related stuff and mental health?

00:03:15.820 Again, an entire list of things that women are way better off than men. 0.99

00:03:20.900 I'll just give you samples.

00:03:22.680 Basically, it's about dying from suicide and everything from autism to learning disorders.

00:03:28.920 People are homeless.

00:03:30.680 Twice as many men and boys are homeless.

00:03:33.840 Die of homicide, seven times more.

00:03:37.120 Die in prison, 13 times more.

00:03:40.080 It's not even close.

00:03:42.300 If you take most of the measures of well-being, women and girls are all at the top.

00:03:50.120 It's not even close.

00:03:52.060 Now, what do you think happened when I mentioned that to a young, woke person?

00:03:57.000 Did the young, woke person say, you know, that's not exactly what I've been hearing,

00:04:01.960 but I'm going to take it under advisement, maybe do a little research myself,

00:04:06.920 and possibly even change my worldview?

00:04:09.480 Do you think that happened?

00:04:12.020 No.

00:04:12.680 The conversation very quickly turned to my racism.

00:04:16.680 And so I said, well, if you think you live in a world in which it's hard to be a woman

00:04:24.040 and it's hard to be black, can you explain to me why black women are getting into college 1.00

00:04:32.440 and achieving more scholastically at the moment than white men?

00:04:38.540 Can you explain to me how black women who have two strikes against them, according to you, 1.00

00:04:44.940 you, the woke person, they have two strikes against them, and they're big ones, according to you,

00:04:50.460 black and female? 0.78

00:04:52.600 So can you explain why they're doing so well?

00:04:54.940 Why is it that they're getting into college at higher rates than white men?

00:05:00.920 Which also suggests that they'll have higher incomes.

00:05:04.580 Now, of course, we're not talking about 50 years ago.

00:05:08.620 That's a whole different situation.

00:05:10.340 But how many woke young people were aware that if you're both black and a woman,

00:05:15.800 it's one of the best things you'd be?

00:05:17.920 Do you know what's the only thing that's better than being black and female 1.00

00:05:21.200 in terms of educational, you know, let's say the educational first step

00:05:26.780 or even the ultimate step of getting your degree?

00:05:29.740 The only thing better than being a black woman is being a white woman. 1.00

00:05:34.120 But being a woman is a pretty good deal in 2022 educationally, 1.00

00:05:38.520 which should also translate into career, which should translate into income, etc.

00:05:45.540 Now, when the question of racism came up, I did the Chappelle reframe.

00:05:57.060 And the Chappelle reframe goes like this.

00:06:00.280 Let me ask you, who do you think is suffering more,

00:06:04.740 Tiger Woods or a poor white person in Appalachia?

00:06:10.400 And, of course, Tiger Woods is doing a little bit better.

00:06:15.860 He's got his issues, too, but he's doing better than the poorest of white people. 0.93

00:06:21.440 You know, how many do you think that Michael Jordan

00:06:24.740 gets discriminated against more than, say, an average white person?

00:06:31.580 And the answer is no. No, he doesn't.

00:06:34.340 He's discriminated less.

00:06:36.280 He probably gets more things than the average person.

00:06:38.500 And so I was explaining to her that it always has been about rich versus poor.

00:06:44.440 That's what Chappelle explains very well.

00:06:47.240 And that she has been hypnotized into believing it's a racial problem

00:06:52.340 so that the rich people can cover up the fact that they're in power 0.93

00:06:57.300 and that they're suppressing other people to keep their power.

00:07:01.720 Now, what happens when you hear that for the first time?

00:07:05.020 Something this person had never heard.

00:07:09.320 Never heard that if you're rich and black, you're in pretty good shape.

00:07:13.560 And if you're poor and white, you're in pretty bad shape.

00:07:17.180 Am I right?

00:07:18.600 There's not much to argue with there.

00:07:21.560 Now, yeah, I had an explosion, right?

00:07:24.380 And it reminded me how little information gets from one bubble to the next.

00:07:31.800 And I was also thinking,

00:07:33.360 how many times am I discriminated against for race or gender every day?

00:07:42.060 What do you think?

00:07:43.220 Do you think that I ever go a day

00:07:45.240 without overt, very direct discrimination against me

00:07:50.660 for being either male or white?

00:07:54.140 I don't think I've ever gone a day.

00:07:56.760 Not once.

00:07:58.380 Not in my public life.

00:08:00.080 If you look at my Twitter,

00:08:02.260 you can see almost every day, I think,

00:08:05.620 somebody accusing me of something

00:08:07.320 that you can tell is based on my gender and my race.

00:08:12.740 And they're usually incorrect.

00:08:16.080 That is racism, right?

00:08:17.960 People making direct assumptions about my beliefs

00:08:20.800 based on my gender and my race.

00:08:23.980 And they're usually wrong.

00:08:25.700 I get that every day.

00:08:28.300 And most of you know my famous story

00:08:30.100 of being denied promotions in two different corporate worlds

00:08:34.080 because I was white and because I was male.

00:08:37.520 And they told me that directly.

00:08:39.240 That's not my interpretation.

00:08:40.420 They said directly,

00:08:42.700 you're white, you're male, we can't promote you. 1.00

00:08:45.600 Now, how many black people have ever had that happen to them?

00:08:50.860 Probably some.

00:08:52.820 You know, I'm sure there are black people

00:08:54.720 who have exactly the same experience.

00:08:56.980 We're not going to hire you because you're black. 1.00

00:08:59.360 Maybe they didn't say it out loud.

00:09:01.560 But you know it's happening somewhere, right?

00:09:03.620 So definitely it's happening.

00:09:05.420 But to imagine that it's black people 1.00

00:09:08.120 getting all the discrimination

00:09:09.340 and white people getting none of it

00:09:11.060 and that it's about race

00:09:13.500 is missing the big story.

00:09:16.180 It's also about race.

00:09:17.680 I'm not denying racism exists, of course.

00:09:20.440 I'm just saying it's everywhere all the time

00:09:22.440 and that rich people do better

00:09:24.560 and poor people do worse.

00:09:25.740 And that's the whole story.

00:09:27.520 And once I explained it to her,

00:09:29.860 there's not much you can say about it.

00:09:32.100 Am I right?

00:09:32.680 Unless you just change the topic,

00:09:37.600 there's not any real response to that

00:09:40.060 because the data is pretty clear, right?

00:09:43.820 And the facts that I presented

00:09:45.680 are not really in question.

00:09:48.680 There's not really a question,

00:09:50.240 did you or did you not get discriminated in employment?

00:09:53.840 I could give you thousands of witnesses

00:09:56.640 to back up my story

00:09:57.820 because they were there at the same time

00:09:59.840 and they were also discriminated

00:10:01.620 for the same reasons, also directly.

00:10:04.520 So yeah, I could produce presumably thousands of...

00:10:07.800 Actually, I could probably produce

00:10:08.980 a thousand witnesses with one tweet

00:10:10.660 to back up my version of events.

00:10:13.820 So I wondered what would happen

00:10:16.280 if somebody that woke

00:10:17.900 heard something so counter to their worldview

00:10:20.640 and the result was a change of the topic.

00:10:26.340 A change of the topic.

00:10:27.840 Because I don't think you can convince anybody

00:10:29.960 of anything anymore.

00:10:31.700 But you can change the topic.

00:10:33.920 And so that's what happened.

00:10:36.560 So I know you want me to talk about Disney.

00:10:40.800 I don't know why I can't care less

00:10:42.980 about this story.

00:10:44.640 Maybe because I don't care about Disney

00:10:46.300 or something.

00:10:47.060 I don't know.

00:10:47.840 No, I get the importance of it

00:10:49.400 and how it is related to trends

00:10:52.040 and all that.

00:10:54.500 But Disney's going woke

00:10:56.020 and they're removing their gender greetings

00:10:58.400 so they won't say,

00:11:00.280 welcome, boys and girls.

00:11:01.640 It'll be welcome, carbon-based units

00:11:05.780 or something.

00:11:06.560 I don't know exactly what they're replacing it with

00:11:08.460 but it doesn't sound quite as friendly.

00:11:11.320 And of course,

00:11:11.920 they're opposing the,

00:11:13.340 I guess,

00:11:16.100 the manipulatively

00:11:17.180 named Bill Don't Say Gay 0.58

00:11:20.140 which really isn't about that

00:11:22.020 at all.

00:11:25.320 And so they're going woke.

00:11:26.960 So here's my only comment.

00:11:29.240 From a business perspective,

00:11:31.240 since Disney has to satisfy

00:11:32.840 their shareholders,

00:11:35.040 presumably,

00:11:35.860 they should do what's good

00:11:36.860 for the share price.

00:11:38.260 within reason,

00:11:40.300 of course,

00:11:40.680 not doing anything illegal.

00:11:42.600 But what is the argument

00:11:44.580 that they will make more money

00:11:46.640 by doing this?

00:11:48.560 You could easily make an argument

00:11:50.160 that they'll make less money

00:11:51.520 because I think

00:11:53.060 you're going to get less or fewer.

00:11:55.900 I just gave you that lesson.

00:11:58.560 Don't say less,

00:11:59.320 say fewer.

00:11:59.940 You're going to get fewer guests

00:12:02.220 of the conservative types

00:12:03.980 going to Disney.

00:12:06.020 So why would Disney,

00:12:07.860 a corporate entity

00:12:10.360 who has an obligation

00:12:12.060 to the shareholders,

00:12:13.460 why would they do something

00:12:14.360 that feels like

00:12:15.840 it could only reduce their business

00:12:17.420 but it could never increase it?

00:12:19.860 Why would they do that?

00:12:20.840 I guess, you know,

00:12:23.940 individuals are afraid

00:12:25.100 for their jobs

00:12:25.900 and their reputations.

00:12:27.760 So it's not for the shareholders

00:12:29.080 and, you know,

00:12:30.380 you could argue

00:12:30.920 whether it's for the good

00:12:31.740 of society, I guess.

00:12:33.860 I don't know.

00:12:34.940 I just don't care that much

00:12:36.080 about this story.

00:12:37.460 I guess I should.

00:12:38.960 I don't know why,

00:12:39.920 but I don't.

00:12:41.280 I guess I don't care

00:12:42.260 because it's too easy

00:12:43.160 to talk about.

00:12:44.860 You just say,

00:12:45.500 I don't like that

00:12:46.180 and you're done.

00:12:47.560 That's about it.

00:12:49.380 All right,

00:12:49.700 you remember that big

00:12:50.880 ivermectin study

00:12:52.780 I talked about

00:12:53.320 a few days ago

00:12:54.140 and it was the big

00:12:56.660 gold standard,

00:12:58.760 you know,

00:12:58.980 randomized,

00:12:59.760 controlled,

00:13:00.460 lots of people in it

00:13:02.000 to find out

00:13:03.160 if ivermectin worked or not

00:13:04.740 and, of course,

00:13:05.880 that totally settled

00:13:06.860 the question

00:13:07.380 once and for all.

00:13:09.420 No, it didn't.

00:13:11.520 And then I was asked today

00:13:13.480 to tweet

00:13:16.380 or comment on the fact

00:13:17.520 that there is

00:13:19.200 criticism of the study

00:13:20.600 and the criticism

00:13:22.060 is actually

00:13:23.020 kind of hilarious

00:13:24.320 by itself

00:13:24.980 that the,

00:13:26.220 I guess the categories

00:13:27.880 don't even add up.

00:13:29.820 You know,

00:13:30.360 when they say

00:13:30.960 we're testing

00:13:32.100 X number of people

00:13:33.260 of this type

00:13:33.960 and then you look

00:13:35.140 at the subcategories

00:13:36.080 and you add them up

00:13:36.900 and it doesn't equal

00:13:38.040 the number of people

00:13:38.800 they're testing.

00:13:39.320 so it's not even

00:13:42.680 internally consistent

00:13:43.820 meaning you can't

00:13:45.320 even look at

00:13:45.760 their own numbers

00:13:46.380 and say,

00:13:46.800 well,

00:13:46.960 why does this column

00:13:47.760 not match what they

00:13:49.760 said they were doing?

00:13:50.480 You know,

00:13:50.560 that sort of thing.

00:13:51.640 Now,

00:13:52.720 is the person

00:13:54.000 doing the debunk

00:13:55.140 the correct one

00:13:56.880 or could somebody

00:13:58.320 come along

00:13:58.820 and debunk the debunker

00:14:00.120 and get you right back

00:14:01.800 to, hey,

00:14:02.380 well,

00:14:02.560 maybe this study's good?

00:14:03.820 Probably.

00:14:04.220 So I just want you

00:14:06.120 to know

00:14:06.520 that there's no such thing

00:14:08.020 there's no such thing

00:14:14.120 as a reliable study

00:14:15.320 whenever there's

00:14:16.460 any political

00:14:17.140 or pharma

00:14:18.180 profit thing involved.

00:14:20.400 There's no such thing

00:14:21.360 as a study

00:14:21.900 you could trust.

00:14:23.160 So there is

00:14:23.760 an ivermectin study

00:14:24.780 that says it doesn't work.

00:14:26.600 I would give

00:14:27.400 its credibility,

00:14:28.620 I don't know,

00:14:29.900 10% or something.

00:14:31.680 That's about it.

00:14:32.820 So if you think

00:14:33.660 I'm saying

00:14:34.100 that ivermectin

00:14:34.940 definitely doesn't work

00:14:36.160 in any scenario

00:14:37.140 whatsoever

00:14:37.780 because there's a study

00:14:39.700 that says that,

00:14:41.600 I guess I just

00:14:42.640 can't do that anymore.

00:14:44.320 I just can't tell you

00:14:45.400 because there's

00:14:46.180 a high-quality study

00:14:47.220 that it's true.

00:14:49.060 That just doesn't work

00:14:50.460 in 2022.

00:14:52.520 If I had to,

00:14:54.860 but let me say this,

00:14:56.380 and this is not based on,

00:14:57.840 I guess,

00:14:58.200 analysis.

00:14:59.040 It's based on more like

00:14:59.980 sometimes you just have to guess

00:15:02.180 which is right.

00:15:02.900 if you put a gun

00:15:05.420 to my head

00:15:06.080 and said you have to pick

00:15:07.440 does ivermectin work

00:15:09.340 or does it not

00:15:10.700 and we're actually

00:15:11.300 just going to kill you

00:15:12.340 if you get the wrong answer.

00:15:13.920 I would bet

00:15:14.600 it doesn't work.

00:15:16.800 Don't know if I'm right

00:15:17.940 because I don't think

00:15:19.160 that the data

00:15:21.140 can ever answer

00:15:22.100 that question

00:15:22.660 because we don't live

00:15:23.660 in a world

00:15:24.320 where data is reliable.

00:15:25.960 But that would be my guess.

00:15:27.180 And if you guess differently,

00:15:29.920 I'm not even going

00:15:30.880 to argue with you

00:15:31.520 because since my guess

00:15:32.640 is not based on reason.

00:15:35.020 I have a question for you.

00:15:38.940 Does evil exist?

00:15:43.580 Does evil exist?

00:15:48.000 Lots of yeses

00:15:49.100 on the locals' platform.

00:15:52.660 Mostly yeses.

00:15:53.620 Now,

00:15:55.200 can somebody define evil

00:15:56.800 outside of

00:15:58.120 mental illness?

00:16:02.720 Because my frame on life

00:16:04.400 is that some people

00:16:05.100 have mental illness 0.62

00:16:06.020 and some people don't.

00:16:07.600 Or actually,

00:16:08.400 we all do,

00:16:08.920 but it's a different kind,

00:16:09.940 I guess you could say.

00:16:11.200 Everybody's got

00:16:11.740 some got a mental illness,

00:16:13.280 just some less than others.

00:16:15.100 I don't really buy

00:16:18.060 into the evil explanation

00:16:19.720 because I don't know

00:16:20.520 what it adds.

00:16:24.260 What does it add?

00:16:26.620 Because thinking

00:16:27.400 in terms of demons

00:16:28.560 and angels

00:16:29.220 and god-like,

00:16:31.880 you know,

00:16:32.260 demonic stuff,

00:16:33.540 I don't know

00:16:34.160 what it adds

00:16:34.800 to your understanding.

00:16:35.860 Or what does it add

00:16:36.560 to your process?

00:16:38.020 Do you do something

00:16:38.740 differently because of that?

00:16:40.060 Pray?

00:16:41.560 Something like that?

00:16:43.600 I don't know.

00:16:45.100 I say evil

00:16:47.080 is just your

00:16:48.320 subjective opinion

00:16:49.640 of stuff you're seeing.

00:16:51.620 I don't believe

00:16:52.440 that evil exists

00:16:53.520 as any kind of a

00:16:54.640 quantity

00:16:55.820 or a force

00:16:57.300 in the world.

00:16:58.340 I just think

00:16:59.060 some people are broken.

00:17:01.280 That's all.

00:17:02.380 And you get

00:17:03.240 exactly the same result.

00:17:05.180 So I don't think

00:17:06.080 you need to go

00:17:07.100 to the complicated

00:17:07.980 explanation

00:17:08.660 that, you know,

00:17:09.960 we've got souls

00:17:10.980 and some of them

00:17:12.040 are corrupted

00:17:12.680 or, you know,

00:17:14.080 controlled by Satan

00:17:15.720 or anything.

00:17:17.320 I think you just

00:17:18.440 go for the easiest

00:17:19.240 explanation

00:17:19.880 that some people

00:17:20.540 have mental problems 0.51

00:17:21.460 and that's it.

00:17:23.700 That's it.

00:17:25.000 Because it does

00:17:25.880 explain everything.

00:17:27.740 If there were

00:17:28.420 something it didn't

00:17:29.300 explain,

00:17:30.740 then I would

00:17:31.600 revise it.

00:17:32.960 But if it explains

00:17:34.020 everything,

00:17:36.060 it doesn't require

00:17:37.200 you to believe

00:17:37.700 anything that's not

00:17:38.540 obvious and right

00:17:39.340 in front of you.

00:17:40.860 Right?

00:17:41.120 Mental illness

00:17:41.660 is obvious and true

00:17:42.700 and right in front

00:17:43.320 of you.

00:17:44.400 But evil?

00:17:45.860 I don't know.

00:17:47.160 Can you get a handful

00:17:47.940 of evil?

00:17:49.660 Can you measure it?

00:17:51.040 This one's, you know,

00:17:51.840 200% the evil

00:17:52.880 of this other one.

00:17:53.980 I don't know

00:17:54.560 the evil's real.

00:17:56.240 But it's real

00:17:57.360 in the sense of

00:17:58.020 how we, I guess,

00:17:59.120 process our environment.

00:18:00.940 So for some of you,

00:18:01.780 it's real.

00:18:02.700 For me,

00:18:03.220 I've never sensed it,

00:18:04.420 felt it,

00:18:06.000 framed it that way,

00:18:07.980 considered it as

00:18:08.880 even anything

00:18:09.860 important.

00:18:12.440 Yeah,

00:18:12.740 the Nazi death

00:18:13.720 camps,

00:18:14.640 okay,

00:18:14.940 let's take the

00:18:16.260 extreme example,

00:18:17.820 the Nazi death

00:18:18.580 camps.

00:18:19.520 That could all

00:18:20.320 be explained

00:18:21.140 in terms of

00:18:21.700 normal human

00:18:23.220 processes.

00:18:24.800 Because we know

00:18:25.620 that we can get

00:18:26.400 underlings to do

00:18:27.560 literally anything.

00:18:29.320 Are they evil?

00:18:30.700 Or are they just

00:18:31.560 underlings who will

00:18:32.360 do anything?

00:18:33.340 Because they're

00:18:33.700 afraid of whatever

00:18:34.580 happens to them?

00:18:36.040 I don't know.

00:18:36.520 And then some of

00:18:37.060 the underlings

00:18:37.600 are sadists.

00:18:40.240 A form of

00:18:40.940 mental illness,

00:18:41.740 you could argue.

00:18:43.180 Or is it a

00:18:43.700 personality disorder?

00:18:44.800 I never know.

00:18:46.000 But,

00:18:46.500 I don't know.

00:18:48.460 I guess I would

00:18:49.400 say that I don't

00:18:50.320 have a use

00:18:51.660 for that frame.

00:18:53.460 Which is different

00:18:54.380 than, say,

00:18:54.780 it doesn't exist.

00:18:56.500 So the question

00:18:57.340 of does evil

00:18:58.100 exist is

00:18:58.740 unanswerable.

00:19:00.200 Because whatever

00:19:00.800 it is,

00:19:01.400 it's not like

00:19:02.020 you can...

00:19:03.100 There's no

00:19:03.600 measuring device

00:19:04.480 for it.

00:19:05.520 There's no such

00:19:06.260 thing as a

00:19:06.700 detector for it.

00:19:07.740 So we'll never

00:19:08.300 agree on whether

00:19:09.540 it exists or not.

00:19:10.920 But could we

00:19:11.740 agree it doesn't

00:19:12.400 have a use?

00:19:13.720 Like framing

00:19:14.400 the world that

00:19:14.960 way,

00:19:15.660 does it help?

00:19:16.980 I feel like it

00:19:17.580 would just be

00:19:17.960 scary to live

00:19:19.380 in a world

00:19:19.820 that you framed

00:19:20.480 as full of

00:19:21.280 evil and demons.

00:19:22.640 Whereas I just

00:19:23.300 see broken stuff.

00:19:24.780 Oh, there's

00:19:25.140 somebody with

00:19:25.840 a broken brain.

00:19:27.880 And they might

00:19:28.460 act a certain

00:19:29.020 way.

00:19:31.160 So, yeah,

00:19:31.980 maybe it's useful

00:19:32.660 within the context

00:19:33.520 of religion.

00:19:34.080 scientists have

00:19:37.400 finally completed

00:19:38.540 the human genome.

00:19:40.100 So we have

00:19:40.520 actually, for the

00:19:41.180 first time,

00:19:41.780 100% of the

00:19:43.580 human genome

00:19:44.260 has been mapped.

00:19:45.680 So we're going

00:19:46.320 to learn a lot

00:19:46.960 more about

00:19:47.580 genetic diseases

00:19:48.540 and stuff.

00:19:49.120 It was only

00:19:49.500 8% of it or so.

00:19:51.060 The last 8%,

00:19:52.160 I guess,

00:19:52.920 is all we

00:19:53.400 didn't have

00:19:53.920 already.

00:19:54.780 But now

00:19:55.120 imagine putting

00:19:55.820 together

00:19:56.340 artificial intelligence

00:19:58.320 with the

00:19:59.940 human genome

00:20:00.780 with medical

00:20:03.740 records

00:20:04.280 with DNA.

00:20:10.280 I don't think

00:20:11.440 we fully

00:20:12.000 understand what's

00:20:12.760 about to happen.

00:20:14.540 You see what I'm

00:20:15.240 saying?

00:20:16.780 The full

00:20:17.740 human genome,

00:20:19.440 DNA about

00:20:20.200 individuals,

00:20:21.680 access to all

00:20:23.020 kinds of medical

00:20:23.640 records that are,

00:20:24.720 I think at this

00:20:25.520 point we don't

00:20:26.120 have access to

00:20:28.420 them.

00:20:28.940 But I think we

00:20:29.540 will.

00:20:30.520 Maybe not

00:20:30.980 everybody's,

00:20:31.680 but enough

00:20:32.200 medical records

00:20:32.980 that you can

00:20:33.400 make decisions

00:20:34.640 about what

00:20:35.140 works and

00:20:35.540 what doesn't.

00:20:37.100 I don't know.

00:20:37.860 I think there's

00:20:38.360 something coming

00:20:39.080 that will

00:20:40.360 redefine

00:20:41.240 healthcare

00:20:42.920 substantially.

00:20:44.700 There's a,

00:20:45.260 I think it's a

00:20:46.100 small company

00:20:46.680 that already

00:20:47.860 does a,

00:20:49.360 can do a

00:20:50.060 test on you

00:20:50.760 to find out

00:20:52.100 which kinds

00:20:53.180 of prescription

00:20:55.120 medicines will

00:20:56.740 work the best.

00:20:58.840 Isn't that

00:20:59.380 wild?

00:21:00.180 You can now

00:21:00.700 do a test,

00:21:01.320 I think it's

00:21:01.640 a blood test.

00:21:02.920 You send it

00:21:03.500 away.

00:21:04.300 Blood test or

00:21:05.060 spit, I forget.

00:21:06.600 Or urine.

00:21:07.700 I don't know.

00:21:08.240 There's some

00:21:08.560 kind of a test

00:21:09.100 you do that

00:21:10.300 will come back

00:21:11.440 and tell you

00:21:12.360 what drugs

00:21:14.560 will be effective

00:21:15.400 and which ones

00:21:16.060 don't work for

00:21:16.700 you.

00:21:17.860 How wild is

00:21:18.780 that?

00:21:19.460 Does it work?

00:21:20.100 I don't know.

00:21:21.100 I don't know.

00:21:22.340 But think about

00:21:23.120 all these things

00:21:23.720 coming together.

00:21:25.740 If you add

00:21:26.540 AI to the

00:21:27.760 amount of

00:21:28.120 data we're

00:21:28.600 going to get

00:21:28.940 about everything

00:21:29.520 from DNA

00:21:30.080 to human

00:21:31.100 genome to

00:21:32.040 health records,

00:21:35.800 we're going to

00:21:36.800 know almost

00:21:37.460 everything pretty

00:21:38.260 soon.

00:21:39.400 We're probably

00:21:40.040 10 years away

00:21:41.060 from just

00:21:43.880 not even

00:21:44.260 needing a

00:21:44.660 doctor.

00:21:46.720 Meaning that

00:21:47.520 the AI will

00:21:48.300 just be so

00:21:48.920 much better

00:21:49.440 at figuring

00:21:50.180 out what's

00:21:50.620 going on

00:21:51.200 that you

00:21:53.220 just don't

00:21:53.560 need it.

00:21:55.400 Well,

00:21:56.040 Jen Psaki,

00:21:57.120 spokesperson for

00:21:58.140 Biden, is

00:21:58.860 reportedly going

00:22:00.360 to leave for

00:22:00.860 MSNBC.

00:22:01.980 She hasn't

00:22:02.360 finalized a

00:22:03.000 deal there.

00:22:03.580 But the

00:22:04.580 important thing

00:22:05.120 to know is

00:22:05.840 that according

00:22:06.860 to people who

00:22:07.500 know more

00:22:07.900 than I do,

00:22:09.400 NBC is

00:22:11.360 maybe the

00:22:12.400 closest network

00:22:13.640 to the CIA's

00:22:15.060 control.

00:22:16.400 Meaning that

00:22:17.140 the most

00:22:17.720 reliably CIA

00:22:19.340 messaging

00:22:20.880 entity.

00:22:21.960 Now, I

00:22:22.260 don't know

00:22:22.440 what their

00:22:22.720 relationship is

00:22:23.660 with the

00:22:24.180 CIA, but

00:22:25.300 people who

00:22:25.780 know more

00:22:26.080 than I do

00:22:26.500 basically say

00:22:27.200 they're in

00:22:27.500 the bag for

00:22:28.000 the CIA.

00:22:29.700 And she's

00:22:32.360 going to go

00:22:32.680 work for

00:22:33.040 them directly

00:22:33.640 from the

00:22:35.120 spokesperson

00:22:35.520 job.

00:22:37.600 Does that

00:22:38.160 bother you?

00:22:40.440 Does that

00:22:41.160 bother you at

00:22:41.780 all?

00:22:43.140 That you

00:22:45.180 worry that

00:22:45.700 the deep

00:22:46.080 state and

00:22:46.780 whatever John

00:22:47.660 Brennan's doing

00:22:48.260 lately and

00:22:48.960 all the

00:22:49.840 former and

00:22:50.620 current Intel

00:22:51.340 people are

00:22:52.280 secretly running

00:22:53.220 the government.

00:22:54.980 And then you

00:22:55.300 see somebody at

00:22:55.960 that level of

00:22:56.580 government go

00:22:57.820 directly to

00:22:58.500 MSNBC, which

00:22:59.880 feels like it's

00:23:01.900 in the bag that

00:23:03.340 the CIA controls

00:23:04.380 it, or at

00:23:05.660 least for the

00:23:06.000 stories they care

00:23:06.580 about, not the

00:23:07.380 whole thing.

00:23:08.980 And everything

00:23:11.040 about this is

00:23:11.960 icky.

00:23:13.360 Everything about

00:23:14.040 this is icky.

00:23:15.360 Now, it's

00:23:15.940 fully

00:23:16.480 disclosed, but

00:23:18.820 I almost have

00:23:20.060 to ask the

00:23:20.500 question, is

00:23:22.120 she really

00:23:22.760 changing jobs,

00:23:24.240 or is she

00:23:24.960 just being

00:23:25.420 transparent that

00:23:26.300 she's always

00:23:26.740 worked for

00:23:27.220 MSNBC and

00:23:28.240 the CIA?

00:23:29.860 Because I

00:23:30.460 don't even

00:23:30.760 know if they

00:23:31.140 change her

00:23:31.580 direct deposit,

00:23:32.460 do they?

00:23:33.040 I'm just

00:23:33.460 kidding.

00:23:34.280 Of course

00:23:34.700 they do.

00:23:35.820 But it

00:23:36.200 feels like it's

00:23:36.740 the same job,

00:23:37.980 they just

00:23:38.560 changed the

00:23:39.000 title.

00:23:40.400 Am I right?

00:23:41.600 It feels like

00:23:42.460 it's the same

00:23:43.160 job.

00:23:44.200 It's not a

00:23:44.880 different job.

00:23:46.140 It's the

00:23:46.560 same job.

00:23:47.700 That's the

00:23:48.200 story.

00:23:48.960 The story is

00:23:49.640 she didn't

00:23:50.020 change jobs.

00:23:51.320 She changed

00:23:52.020 job titles.

00:23:53.720 I'm exaggerating,

00:23:54.720 but you get

00:23:55.720 the point.

00:23:57.840 All right.

00:23:59.920 Here's something

00:24:00.740 that General

00:24:01.300 Omar Bradley

00:24:02.440 once said.

00:24:04.420 He said,

00:24:04.940 he was an

00:24:06.500 American general

00:24:07.020 during World

00:24:07.540 War II,

00:24:08.460 and he's

00:24:09.260 quoted as

00:24:11.060 saying,

00:24:11.500 amateurs

00:24:11.860 talk strategy,

00:24:12.860 professionals

00:24:13.960 talk logistics,

00:24:15.800 meaning that

00:24:16.540 wars are

00:24:17.500 won or

00:24:17.940 lost based

00:24:18.680 on whether

00:24:19.020 you can

00:24:19.360 resupply

00:24:20.100 your military.

00:24:23.240 And CNN

00:24:24.240 is still

00:24:24.740 hammering on

00:24:25.380 this idea

00:24:25.940 that the

00:24:27.260 Russian army

00:24:27.800 is running

00:24:28.220 out of

00:24:28.520 fuel and

00:24:29.780 food and

00:24:30.580 everything.

00:24:32.160 And there

00:24:34.020 are other

00:24:34.440 voices saying,

00:24:35.960 ah, that's

00:24:36.300 just complete

00:24:36.920 propaganda.

00:24:37.760 That's just

00:24:38.160 Ukrainian

00:24:38.600 propaganda.

00:24:39.120 But let

00:24:40.660 me ask

00:24:40.980 you this.

00:24:42.560 How many

00:24:43.240 big fuel

00:24:44.540 depots does

00:24:45.960 the Russian

00:24:46.360 military have

00:24:47.400 within striking

00:24:49.380 distance of the

00:24:50.260 Ukrainian border?

00:24:51.780 Because the

00:24:52.500 Ukrainians have 1.00

00:24:53.180 apparently taken

00:24:53.980 out one large

00:24:54.880 fuel depot

00:24:55.620 that fueled

00:24:57.320 some percentage

00:24:58.840 of the army

00:25:00.020 on the eastern

00:25:00.620 border, the

00:25:01.740 Russian army.

00:25:03.000 So here's the

00:25:04.020 question for you.

00:25:05.420 If it's true

00:25:06.880 that Ukraine 0.91

00:25:07.480 took out one

00:25:08.280 large fuel

00:25:09.680 depot, how

00:25:11.680 many are

00:25:12.120 there?

00:25:14.160 How many

00:25:14.600 are there?

00:25:15.900 Because, you

00:25:16.560 know, if there

00:25:17.180 are three,

00:25:19.360 Russia is 0.79

00:25:19.940 totally fucked.

00:25:21.700 Am I

00:25:22.340 right?

00:25:24.240 If there are

00:25:24.940 only three,

00:25:26.400 if they took

00:25:27.140 out a third

00:25:27.720 of their

00:25:28.100 fuel, they're

00:25:30.100 in real

00:25:30.500 trouble.

00:25:31.100 Because remember,

00:25:31.760 you don't have

00:25:32.140 to take out

00:25:32.600 all the fuel

00:25:33.400 or all the

00:25:34.940 food.

00:25:35.800 If you take

00:25:36.420 out 20%,

00:25:37.300 30%,

00:25:38.020 of either

00:25:38.780 the fuel

00:25:39.380 or the

00:25:40.200 food,

00:25:41.260 there's

00:25:41.800 chaos.

00:25:43.680 They've got

00:25:44.260 to do all

00:25:44.660 kinds of

00:25:45.060 stuff to

00:25:45.440 adjust to

00:25:45.980 that shortage

00:25:46.600 and it's

00:25:47.260 not going

00:25:47.560 to be

00:25:47.760 pretty.

00:25:48.620 So you

00:25:48.860 don't have

00:25:49.140 to take

00:25:49.420 it all

00:25:49.800 away.

00:25:50.420 You just

00:25:50.740 have to

00:25:51.340 degrade it

00:25:52.340 to the

00:25:52.560 point where

00:25:52.980 they're so

00:25:53.340 ineffective

00:25:53.800 that there's

00:25:54.740 a cascade

00:25:55.820 effect to

00:25:57.060 collapse.

00:25:58.640 So I've

00:26:00.080 asked you

00:26:00.480 a very

00:26:00.860 specific

00:26:01.500 military

00:26:02.060 question.

00:26:03.840 Do you

00:26:04.460 think anybody

00:26:04.940 knows,

00:26:05.700 first of

00:26:06.220 all?

00:26:07.360 Can anybody

00:26:07.900 make that

00:26:08.560 kind of an

00:26:09.020 estimate?

00:26:11.240 And could

00:26:11.860 anybody ask

00:26:12.740 our military,

00:26:14.180 do we have

00:26:14.660 any idea

00:26:15.320 how many

00:26:16.700 large fuel

00:26:19.120 depots

00:26:19.720 are there

00:26:21.020 and can

00:26:21.860 they quickly

00:26:22.500 spin up

00:26:23.080 a new

00:26:23.320 one?

00:26:24.640 In other

00:26:25.020 words,

00:26:25.540 has Russia 0.89

00:26:26.300 already just

00:26:27.000 sort of

00:26:28.040 spun up a

00:26:29.000 new fuel

00:26:29.540 depot and

00:26:30.300 it didn't

00:26:31.240 even make

00:26:31.900 a dent?

00:26:32.340 Because they

00:26:32.600 have plenty

00:26:32.920 of fuel,

00:26:34.060 they just

00:26:34.400 have to

00:26:34.640 get it

00:26:34.960 to the

00:26:35.160 right

00:26:35.300 place.

00:26:37.120 So,

00:26:38.900 yeah,

00:26:39.440 define

00:26:39.720 large.

00:26:41.040 So here's

00:26:41.480 the question.

00:26:42.120 If there

00:26:42.540 are 50

00:26:44.040 fuel depots

00:26:45.060 of that

00:26:45.420 size,

00:26:46.120 the size

00:26:46.620 that the

00:26:46.960 Ukrainians

00:26:47.480 allegedly

00:26:47.940 destroyed,

00:26:49.120 if there

00:26:49.520 are 50

00:26:49.920 of them,

00:26:50.820 well,

00:26:51.060 then Russia

00:26:51.460 wins for

00:26:51.900 sure.

00:26:53.160 Because they

00:26:54.140 can't,

00:26:54.900 you know,

00:26:55.040 they're not

00:26:55.320 going to

00:26:55.500 run out of

00:26:55.840 fuel.

00:26:57.220 Well,

00:26:57.580 what if

00:26:57.880 there were

00:26:58.220 three?

00:27:00.940 Right?

00:27:01.640 Isn't that

00:27:02.060 the right

00:27:02.360 question?

00:27:03.140 If there

00:27:03.680 were only

00:27:04.040 three,

00:27:05.540 the Russian

00:27:06.000 army's

00:27:06.400 already in

00:27:07.300 pretty bad

00:27:07.900 shape.

00:27:08.940 Because they

00:27:09.520 just lost

00:27:10.000 their energy.

00:27:14.520 You're

00:27:14.960 watching the

00:27:15.380 wrong Ukraine 0.88

00:27:15.940 movie,

00:27:16.340 somebody says.

00:27:16.800 what does

00:27:19.560 not spin

00:27:20.160 up as a

00:27:20.660 fuel depot?

00:27:21.380 You need

00:27:21.620 pipe welders,

00:27:22.500 pipe fitters,

00:27:23.280 yeah.

00:27:24.480 Yeah,

00:27:24.960 it can be

00:27:25.460 easy.

00:27:26.520 But I

00:27:26.820 don't know,

00:27:27.200 maybe they

00:27:27.880 just have

00:27:28.240 giant tanks

00:27:29.060 of fuel

00:27:29.480 and they

00:27:29.900 can move

00:27:30.280 them wherever

00:27:30.660 they want.

00:27:32.000 I don't

00:27:32.340 know if you

00:27:32.640 need a

00:27:33.220 gigantic tank

00:27:34.260 to put the

00:27:34.780 smaller tanks

00:27:35.380 into,

00:27:36.080 or temporarily,

00:27:38.040 maybe you

00:27:38.320 don't.

00:27:42.700 All right.

00:27:43.280 So I'm

00:27:45.240 going to

00:27:45.420 say that

00:27:46.040 I am

00:27:46.600 unconvinced

00:27:47.580 that logistics

00:27:49.360 alone will

00:27:50.180 be the

00:27:50.740 decider in

00:27:51.640 Ukraine,

00:27:52.340 but I think

00:27:53.200 it's at

00:27:53.500 least a

00:27:54.240 50% chance

00:27:55.700 that the

00:27:57.300 big story

00:27:57.880 will be

00:27:58.500 logistics.

00:27:59.420 By the

00:27:59.840 way,

00:28:00.140 here's a

00:28:00.460 little history

00:28:00.980 lesson that

00:28:01.560 I also

00:28:01.900 learned by

00:28:02.440 the CNN

00:28:03.180 article,

00:28:04.600 that the

00:28:05.980 mistake that

00:28:06.780 Hitler made 0.99

00:28:07.700 attacking Russia 0.91

00:28:09.140 was that he

00:28:10.460 thought it

00:28:10.840 would be fast

00:28:11.680 and he

00:28:12.540 did not

00:28:12.920 develop his

00:28:13.580 supply lines

00:28:14.320 correctly.

00:28:15.480 He only

00:28:15.820 developed supply

00:28:16.540 lines and

00:28:17.380 actually

00:28:17.720 clothing,

00:28:18.700 warm weather

00:28:19.220 or cold

00:28:20.180 weather clothing

00:28:20.820 was not

00:28:22.380 even sufficient

00:28:23.000 for the

00:28:23.380 war.

00:28:24.600 So huge

00:28:25.720 numbers of

00:28:26.300 German troops

00:28:27.040 just froze

00:28:28.140 to death

00:28:28.620 or got

00:28:29.300 frostbite

00:28:29.880 because they

00:28:30.860 couldn't even

00:28:31.260 supply them

00:28:31.820 with warm

00:28:32.260 jackets.

00:28:33.860 They never

00:28:34.380 planned for

00:28:34.920 that.

00:28:35.860 Somebody says

00:28:36.540 they had

00:28:36.720 Napoleon too.

00:28:38.220 Well,

00:28:38.580 so it's the

00:28:39.580 winter plus the

00:28:40.440 supply line.

00:28:41.680 Although the

00:28:42.300 winter seemed

00:28:42.820 like a bigger

00:28:43.320 factor for

00:28:44.140 Napoleon.

00:28:45.620 So, well,

00:28:46.260 I suppose it's

00:28:46.720 always supply

00:28:47.240 because you

00:28:47.740 could survive

00:28:48.800 any winter

00:28:49.420 if you had

00:28:49.760 enough supply.

00:28:50.520 So, yeah,

00:28:50.820 I guess it's

00:28:51.240 supply.

00:28:54.660 I don't know.

00:28:55.480 I've been

00:28:55.720 saying since

00:28:56.160 the beginning

00:28:56.600 that the

00:28:58.160 Ukrainians can

00:28:59.220 take out the

00:29:00.040 supply lines

00:29:00.900 and we're

00:29:02.020 learning more

00:29:02.540 about their

00:29:03.160 kamikaze

00:29:04.640 drones.

00:29:06.000 But then I

00:29:06.480 heard they

00:29:06.780 only had a

00:29:07.200 hundred of

00:29:07.660 them.

00:29:08.680 What the

00:29:09.100 hell good are

00:29:09.520 a hundred

00:29:09.960 kamikaze

00:29:11.220 drones?

00:29:11.760 You're not

00:29:12.000 going to

00:29:12.160 win a

00:29:12.400 war with

00:29:12.740 a hundred.

00:29:14.220 I feel

00:29:14.660 like you

00:29:15.000 need, I

00:29:17.800 don't know,

00:29:18.040 five thousand.

00:29:20.020 So how

00:29:20.600 fast can we

00:29:21.160 make these

00:29:21.580 things?

00:29:22.540 Is somebody

00:29:23.000 cranking out

00:29:23.600 some more?

00:29:24.380 Yeah, a hundred

00:29:24.920 to start maybe.

00:29:26.180 Yeah, these are

00:29:26.760 the switchblades.

00:29:27.740 So it's the

00:29:28.080 little drones you

00:29:29.080 can launch from

00:29:30.040 your backpack or

00:29:31.060 carry the

00:29:31.460 backpack.

00:29:32.260 It's a little

00:29:32.820 drone and it

00:29:34.320 just goes up and

00:29:35.000 hovers for 15

00:29:36.960 minutes until it

00:29:37.860 finds something and

00:29:38.560 then it dives in

00:29:39.500 and destroys it.

00:29:42.260 That's a pretty

00:29:42.960 devastating

00:29:43.540 psychological

00:29:44.300 weapon.

00:29:46.020 Like knowing

00:29:46.720 that there's one

00:29:47.340 hovering around

00:29:48.020 you and it's

00:29:48.660 just picking out

00:29:49.300 which person to

00:29:50.280 kill.

00:29:51.420 I think I'll

00:29:52.200 kill people in

00:29:53.260 that truck.

00:29:53.860 Boom.

00:29:55.120 Very

00:29:55.560 psychologically

00:29:56.340 devastating.

00:29:58.120 So we don't

00:29:58.880 know how many

00:29:59.620 fuel depots that

00:30:00.860 there are and we

00:30:01.520 don't know how

00:30:02.000 many of these

00:30:02.400 switchblade drones

00:30:03.420 there are, but I

00:30:04.680 would say that

00:30:05.280 those two numbers

00:30:06.200 are the only

00:30:06.740 numbers that

00:30:07.300 will tell you

00:30:07.700 what's going

00:30:08.020 to happen.

00:30:09.920 So I'm

00:30:10.660 boiling it down.

00:30:12.100 The only thing

00:30:12.780 that will tell you

00:30:13.340 what's happening

00:30:13.940 is how many

00:30:15.480 drones do the

00:30:16.960 Ukrainians have,

00:30:17.720 we don't know,

00:30:19.040 and how much

00:30:19.900 fuel do the

00:30:21.380 Russians have,

00:30:22.340 we don't know.

00:30:24.560 The only two

00:30:25.480 things that matter

00:30:26.140 and we don't know

00:30:27.160 anything about

00:30:27.880 either of them

00:30:28.420 with the public.

00:30:29.520 The military

00:30:30.100 probably does.

00:30:32.900 So for the

00:30:34.260 last several days

00:30:35.020 somebody has been

00:30:36.080 screaming at me

00:30:37.040 on YouTube

00:30:37.900 in the comments

00:30:38.760 that if I don't

00:30:40.160 understand what

00:30:40.920 Operation Gladio

00:30:42.380 is, then I

00:30:44.080 don't understand

00:30:44.780 anything.

00:30:46.540 And so I said

00:30:47.340 to myself,

00:30:48.000 well, I'll look

00:30:48.980 into it.

00:30:50.300 Because, I don't

00:30:50.900 know, I had no

00:30:51.760 reason to dismiss

00:30:52.780 the comment and

00:30:54.120 whoever was saying

00:30:54.840 it was pretty

00:30:55.740 adamant.

00:30:56.880 So here's what

00:30:57.540 Operation Gladio

00:30:58.740 reportedly is.

00:31:02.620 NATO has

00:31:03.660 terrorist forces.

00:31:05.020 That's the whole

00:31:08.460 story.

00:31:09.360 NATO has

00:31:10.500 officially

00:31:11.160 trained

00:31:12.560 terrorists. 0.53

00:31:15.300 And they

00:31:16.120 use them as

00:31:16.840 leave-behind

00:31:17.520 forces in

00:31:18.400 case your

00:31:19.160 country gets

00:31:19.720 overrun.

00:31:20.640 So if a NATO

00:31:21.340 country gets

00:31:22.000 overrun, they

00:31:23.880 already have

00:31:24.700 spun up the

00:31:26.420 terrorist forces

00:31:27.460 that remain as

00:31:28.560 part of the

00:31:28.900 resistance, and

00:31:30.560 they're actually

00:31:31.120 terrorists. 0.53

00:31:31.620 terrorists, like

00:31:33.680 actually, literally,

00:31:35.400 terrorists. 0.53

00:31:37.400 And apparently,

00:31:38.440 there have been a

00:31:39.460 number of

00:31:39.880 discoveries of

00:31:40.700 these various

00:31:41.440 groups in

00:31:42.700 different countries,

00:31:43.760 and apparently, it's

00:31:44.580 fairly confirmed.

00:31:46.120 I mean, Wikipedia

00:31:46.740 treats it like it's a

00:31:48.040 fact, you know, if

00:31:49.640 you want to take that

00:31:50.880 as your source.

00:31:51.960 But does that change

00:31:53.540 anything for you?

00:31:54.220 Because the

00:31:56.020 Gladio, Operation

00:31:57.980 Gladios would be

00:31:58.920 terrorists working

00:32:00.480 for your team.

00:32:01.820 Are you

00:32:02.140 comfortable having

00:32:02.920 terrorists on your

00:32:04.760 team?

00:32:05.720 Because apparently, we

00:32:06.800 do.

00:32:07.820 If you're on Team

00:32:08.840 NATO, apparently,

00:32:09.820 you're pro-terrorists.

00:32:12.520 Sorry.

00:32:13.820 Now, you can call

00:32:14.460 them saboteurs,

00:32:15.380 sure.

00:32:15.520 So, depending on

00:32:16.580 the context of, you

00:32:18.020 know, has your

00:32:18.440 country been invaded?

00:32:19.700 Well, then they're

00:32:20.220 not terrorists.

00:32:21.800 Then they're

00:32:22.360 freedom fighters.

00:32:24.080 But they're

00:32:24.700 basically terrorists.

00:32:25.800 Now, part of what

00:32:26.340 they would do is

00:32:26.960 false flags.

00:32:29.260 Now, it's getting

00:32:29.840 a little creepy,

00:32:30.600 isn't it?

00:32:31.420 So, allegedly, what

00:32:32.560 these Gladio people 0.71

00:32:33.780 would do, among

00:32:34.420 other things, is

00:32:36.360 kill civilians of

00:32:37.760 their own to make

00:32:39.320 it look like the

00:32:39.960 other side did it.

00:32:42.180 So, how do you

00:32:43.100 like your team now?

00:32:43.920 How do you like

00:32:45.940 being on Team

00:32:46.580 NATO, knowing that

00:32:48.400 your team are

00:32:48.980 literally terrorists?

00:32:52.820 I'm okay with

00:32:53.620 it.

00:32:55.160 Are you?

00:32:56.220 Is there anybody

00:32:56.840 who has a problem

00:32:57.540 with it?

00:32:58.380 I'm okay with it.

00:32:59.860 I mean, it's part

00:33:00.380 of what makes it a

00:33:03.500 bad idea to try to

00:33:04.740 conquer your

00:33:05.240 neighbor.

00:33:06.980 If anything that

00:33:08.020 NATO does is

00:33:09.360 making it really,

00:33:10.380 really hard to

00:33:10.940 conquer your

00:33:11.560 neighbor, I'm

00:33:13.020 okay with that.

00:33:13.920 Now, nobody's in

00:33:15.140 favor of killing

00:33:15.980 civilians.

00:33:17.060 I mean, not

00:33:17.520 that.

00:33:19.560 But, as soon as

00:33:20.880 you say we're in

00:33:21.500 a war, then the

00:33:24.360 strategy changes to

00:33:25.560 how do you do

00:33:26.120 well.

00:33:27.800 All right?

00:33:28.180 We'd rather have

00:33:28.820 no war, but if

00:33:29.620 you're in one, well,

00:33:31.560 you're going to

00:33:31.820 fight to win.

00:33:33.980 So, one of the

00:33:35.020 ways to fight to

00:33:35.680 win are these

00:33:36.200 false flag things.

00:33:37.280 The reason people

00:33:38.020 do it is because

00:33:38.760 it works.

00:33:39.780 If it didn't work,

00:33:40.780 people wouldn't do

00:33:41.360 it.

00:33:41.540 So, if you want

00:33:42.920 to win, you do

00:33:43.820 what works, as

00:33:44.580 ugly as that is.

00:33:45.880 So, you could be

00:33:46.600 morally outraged, and

00:33:48.560 should be, I guess.

00:33:50.520 What's going to

00:33:51.120 happen anyway?

00:33:52.120 Your moral outrage

00:33:53.280 won't change

00:33:53.820 anything.

00:33:57.540 So, I don't know

00:33:59.340 if the person

00:33:59.780 asking me to look

00:34:00.620 into that is on

00:34:01.780 here, but are you

00:34:02.920 satisfied, or have I

00:34:04.600 missed something about

00:34:05.380 this Operation

00:34:06.300 Glatio?

00:34:07.320 Was there anything

00:34:09.400 that ties it close?

00:34:11.300 Because I believe

00:34:12.020 that the point of

00:34:16.720 it was for me to

00:34:17.980 understand that NATO

00:34:18.880 is not all unicorns

00:34:21.460 and roses.

00:34:23.260 And I take that as,

00:34:25.560 first of all, something

00:34:26.580 that was obvious, in

00:34:27.600 my opinion.

00:34:28.760 But secondly, okay.

00:34:31.160 I will accept that

00:34:32.480 little history lesson.

00:34:34.520 I'm not sure it adds

00:34:35.440 or subtracts anything,

00:34:37.340 because war is

00:34:38.520 dirty business.

00:34:39.460 So, I'm not surprised

00:34:40.860 that CIA-related

00:34:42.900 people are doing

00:34:44.540 awful things.

00:34:45.580 That's not new news.

00:34:48.640 All right.

00:34:54.300 Did you see the

00:34:55.300 deepfake video of

00:34:57.160 Zelensky? 0.85

00:34:57.900 So, somebody did

00:34:58.720 an AI-generated

00:35:00.020 deepfake in which

00:35:01.340 he was telling his

00:35:02.040 soldiers to surrender

00:35:02.940 to the Russian

00:35:03.620 invasion.

00:35:04.060 And the deepfake

00:35:06.700 wasn't that good.

00:35:08.880 But, wow.

00:35:10.900 How far away

00:35:12.100 are we from

00:35:12.880 not knowing

00:35:14.040 who's giving you

00:35:14.740 the commands at all?

00:35:16.580 Pretty close, right?

00:35:18.620 We're pretty close

00:35:19.620 to not knowing

00:35:20.240 who's giving the orders.

00:35:21.720 As soon as the

00:35:22.380 deepfakes get,

00:35:23.280 I don't know,

00:35:23.660 20% better,

00:35:25.320 you just won't

00:35:25.840 tell the difference.

00:35:26.620 You won't know

00:35:27.140 if it's your president

00:35:28.120 saying something

00:35:28.740 or somebody else.

00:35:32.200 So, keep an eye

00:35:33.200 in that.

00:35:33.620 I think this

00:35:34.260 whole deepfake

00:35:35.040 thing is just

00:35:36.840 going to be

00:35:37.160 gigantic.

00:35:40.140 So, I continue

00:35:41.380 to be entertained

00:35:42.360 by Bill Maher's

00:35:43.460 conversion to,

00:35:45.940 what would I

00:35:46.980 call it?

00:35:48.480 So, he's not

00:35:49.320 becoming right-wing.

00:35:50.520 I don't think

00:35:51.040 that's going to

00:35:51.440 happen.

00:35:51.680 But, he seems

00:35:53.440 to be able to

00:35:54.000 see the whole field.

00:35:54.920 And so, every

00:35:55.920 Friday, he's

00:35:56.860 saying stuff

00:35:57.660 that makes

00:35:58.620 news, at least

00:35:59.320 in Fox News,

00:36:00.420 because he's

00:36:01.320 saying stuff

00:36:01.820 that his team

00:36:02.740 doesn't hear.

00:36:04.340 And, I've

00:36:05.340 decided he might

00:36:06.080 be the most

00:36:06.680 dangerous person

00:36:07.720 in America.

00:36:09.880 Well-meaning.

00:36:11.120 I mean, his

00:36:11.540 intentions are

00:36:12.300 positive, I'm sure.

00:36:13.760 But, he's the

00:36:16.000 only person I

00:36:16.800 know who

00:36:17.980 consistently

00:36:18.660 penetrates the

00:36:19.720 left bubble

00:36:20.980 and tells them

00:36:22.360 what they don't

00:36:23.300 know and haven't

00:36:24.280 heard.

00:36:26.000 Think about how

00:36:26.780 dangerous that is.

00:36:28.060 Because, I don't

00:36:28.560 know anybody else

00:36:29.220 who can do it.

00:36:29.700 I can't do it.

00:36:31.060 Right?

00:36:31.360 Can you?

00:36:32.600 I can't talk to

00:36:33.660 anybody in the

00:36:34.480 Democrat bubble

00:36:35.240 and have them

00:36:35.980 hear me.

00:36:37.580 I don't have any

00:36:38.540 channel to them.

00:36:39.580 But, he does.

00:36:40.460 Because, he started

00:36:41.220 with them and,

00:36:41.900 you know, audiences

00:36:42.640 tend to stick with

00:36:43.700 you.

00:36:44.420 So, on Friday's

00:36:46.600 show, apparently,

00:36:47.980 Bill Maher said,

00:36:49.840 quote, so the

00:36:50.800 New York Post

00:36:51.860 got a hold of

00:36:52.560 what was in the

00:36:53.160 computer, talk

00:36:53.760 about Hunter's

00:36:54.520 laptop.

00:36:55.540 And, you know,

00:36:56.180 because the New

00:36:56.620 York Post is a

00:36:57.340 Republican paper,

00:36:58.840 that's his

00:36:59.600 description, and

00:37:00.960 the New York

00:37:01.320 Times and the

00:37:01.840 Washington Post

00:37:02.440 are the Democrat

00:37:03.200 papers, again,

00:37:04.520 his description,

00:37:05.840 and the

00:37:07.240 Republican paper,

00:37:09.100 and then he

00:37:10.400 goes, Twitter

00:37:11.180 canceled their

00:37:11.860 account, talking

00:37:12.680 about the New

00:37:13.280 York Post.

00:37:14.160 They can't even

00:37:14.940 report the story.

00:37:17.100 So, he's being

00:37:18.400 amazed that a

00:37:20.120 true story got

00:37:21.080 canceled from the

00:37:21.800 internet and he

00:37:22.640 noticed.

00:37:24.020 Now, he hasn't

00:37:25.100 noticed all the

00:37:25.960 stuff that's

00:37:26.400 happened, but

00:37:27.240 this one was just

00:37:28.040 too shockingly

00:37:28.740 big, and so

00:37:30.300 he's calling it

00:37:30.940 out.

00:37:32.240 And so, he's

00:37:35.420 just like the

00:37:37.040 right-leaning

00:37:37.780 media is pointing

00:37:38.580 out, the

00:37:39.880 mainstream media

00:37:40.940 suppressed one of

00:37:42.880 the most important

00:37:43.620 stories of the

00:37:45.020 election cycle.

00:37:46.660 Now, Bill Maher

00:37:47.380 did not go as far

00:37:48.440 as he could have

00:37:49.140 in saying that it

00:37:51.020 probably influenced

00:37:51.860 the election

00:37:52.300 result, and

00:37:53.740 therefore, one

00:37:55.280 could say the

00:37:56.800 election was

00:37:57.440 rigged, and

00:37:58.740 therefore, one

00:37:59.700 could say that

00:38:01.360 Trump was right, 0.78

00:38:02.500 although I think he

00:38:03.340 was talking more

00:38:03.980 about vote rigging,

00:38:05.400 which would be

00:38:05.800 different, and

00:38:06.840 nobody's proven

00:38:07.920 that in any scale.

00:38:09.220 So, somebody says

00:38:14.580 Bill Maher needs an

00:38:15.540 ego death.

00:38:16.660 Now, I'm pretty

00:38:17.680 sure I don't know

00:38:19.200 this.

00:38:20.000 I'm speculating.

00:38:21.480 But if Bill Maher

00:38:22.640 has not done

00:38:23.380 mushrooms, mushrooms

00:38:26.300 don't exist.

00:38:27.080 If he hasn't done

00:38:29.340 them, I'd be

00:38:31.100 pretty amazed.

00:38:32.100 Pretty amazed.

00:38:33.440 And that's based

00:38:34.340 on not only the

00:38:35.480 lifestyle he promotes,

00:38:36.960 but also the fact

00:38:38.420 that he is

00:38:39.160 relatively aware.

00:38:41.780 And that's one of

00:38:42.580 the ways you get

00:38:43.100 there.

00:38:46.060 So, in my

00:38:46.880 opinion, Bill Maher

00:38:47.660 has figured out

00:38:48.420 maybe 25% of

00:38:49.920 what's happening.

00:38:51.500 Maybe 50%.

00:38:52.640 But I tweeted

00:38:54.280 at him, and I

00:38:55.060 included him in the

00:38:55.900 tweet, and I said

00:38:57.740 that the most

00:38:58.300 dangerous person

00:38:58.980 in America is

00:38:59.580 Bill Maher because

00:39:00.380 he is capable of

00:39:01.340 penetrating the

00:39:01.980 Democrat bubble and

00:39:03.420 telling them their

00:39:04.800 news sources are

00:39:05.820 fake.

00:39:08.160 And then I said

00:39:09.120 he's figured out

00:39:09.700 about 25% of

00:39:11.160 what's happening.

00:39:11.820 He still believes

00:39:12.540 the fine people

00:39:13.300 hoax and the

00:39:14.060 drinking bleach

00:39:14.720 hoax.

00:39:16.020 Do you see what

00:39:16.860 I did there?

00:39:18.920 All right.

00:39:19.560 Now, here's some

00:39:20.020 context.

00:39:20.920 I've been on

00:39:21.500 Bill Maher's show

00:39:22.120 once, and it

00:39:24.340 was before the

00:39:25.360 2016 election, and

00:39:27.300 I predicted on

00:39:28.300 his show that

00:39:29.840 Trump would win, and

00:39:31.440 I explained why

00:39:32.420 based on his

00:39:33.240 persuasive powers.

00:39:35.940 Bill Maher listened

00:39:37.440 to everything I

00:39:38.160 said and did not

00:39:39.680 push back at all,

00:39:42.040 which I thought was

00:39:43.100 unusual, because I

00:39:44.900 was saying things

00:39:45.820 clearly supportive of

00:39:46.840 Trump.

00:39:47.640 He's clearly the

00:39:48.560 opposite.

00:39:49.720 And not once, he

00:39:52.760 didn't push back on

00:39:53.560 anything.

00:39:54.840 Now, maybe he

00:39:56.060 thought the persuasion

00:39:56.840 angle wasn't that

00:39:57.720 important or a little

00:39:58.720 off his sweet spot or

00:40:01.580 something.

00:40:02.480 But I will say that if

00:40:05.860 he remembers who I

00:40:06.840 am, I'm guessing he

00:40:08.320 does, if he remembers

00:40:10.200 who I am, he would

00:40:10.980 probably remember that

00:40:11.960 on his show I was

00:40:13.300 reasonable and that I

00:40:15.440 sounded like not a

00:40:17.100 crazy right-wing

00:40:18.120 person.

00:40:19.500 And I feel I

00:40:22.200 established at least a

00:40:23.440 little bit of

00:40:23.880 credibility by saying

00:40:25.820 things on his show

00:40:26.660 that didn't get any

00:40:27.320 pushback and were

00:40:28.440 new.

00:40:29.440 They were new for his

00:40:30.900 audience and didn't

00:40:31.680 get pushback, and it

00:40:32.580 was important.

00:40:33.600 It explained what was

00:40:34.600 happening and accurately

00:40:35.940 predicted.

00:40:37.080 Now, if anything I just

00:40:38.440 said is true, which is

00:40:40.340 that I gained at least a

00:40:41.740 little bit of

00:40:42.260 credibility in my small

00:40:44.340 interaction with him on

00:40:45.260 his show, then if he

00:40:47.340 were to see this

00:40:47.900 tweet, and that's by

00:40:49.440 no means certain, but

00:40:50.900 usually when the blue

00:40:51.840 checks tweet at each

00:40:52.840 other, I feel like we

00:40:55.720 usually see it.

00:40:57.020 What do you think?

00:40:58.340 You know, some people

00:40:58.980 are more active on

00:40:59.820 their social media.

00:41:00.760 I don't think Bill

00:41:01.560 Maher is super active on

00:41:02.740 Twitter, but he's a

00:41:04.400 super user, but I

00:41:05.880 don't know how many

00:41:06.560 minutes he spends there.

00:41:08.120 And I think he'd

00:41:09.740 probably see it, just

00:41:10.980 because I added it.

00:41:13.020 So he'd probably see

00:41:13.740 it.

00:41:13.880 Now, if you were him

00:41:16.220 and you knew that I'd

00:41:18.100 said incredible, sane

00:41:19.580 things on the show that

00:41:20.720 nobody even argued

00:41:21.440 with, and you heard me

00:41:24.200 say something that would

00:41:25.760 blow your mind, that the

00:41:27.080 fine people hoax and the

00:41:28.200 drinking bleach hoax are

00:41:29.400 hoaxes, and I'm sure

00:41:31.160 that's the first time he

00:41:32.820 would have heard it in a

00:41:34.060 way that doesn't sound

00:41:34.900 crazy.

00:41:36.520 He may have heard Fox

00:41:37.520 News say it, which

00:41:38.460 doesn't sound credible.

00:41:39.960 He may have heard, I

00:41:41.080 don't know, somebody else

00:41:41.640 say it, if he did.

00:41:42.740 But I feel as

00:41:45.140 though, I feel as

00:41:47.900 though there's some

00:41:49.840 chance that I got that

00:41:51.520 message through.

00:41:53.140 I may have slipped the

00:41:54.780 puck past the keeper.

00:41:57.600 And the reason is,

00:41:58.600 first of all, because it's

00:41:59.760 Bill Maher, and he's

00:42:01.560 open to a competing

00:42:03.940 idea.

00:42:05.240 So if it were not him,

00:42:06.660 this wouldn't work at

00:42:07.340 all.

00:42:08.080 Secondly, because the

00:42:09.060 blue checks probably

00:42:10.060 check each other's

00:42:10.940 comments.

00:42:11.240 And thirdly, because of

00:42:13.640 the context.

00:42:14.880 I waited until he was

00:42:16.240 already primed to

00:42:18.380 believe that the news is

00:42:19.840 hugely manipulated on his

00:42:22.260 side.

00:42:23.680 Do you see what I did

00:42:24.460 here?

00:42:24.640 I waited until he was

00:42:27.020 primed while he's

00:42:28.960 talking about his own

00:42:30.400 news sources being

00:42:32.400 illegitimate.

00:42:34.040 He's talking about it.

00:42:35.820 Now, while he's talking

00:42:36.820 about his news sources

00:42:38.060 being illegitimate, I

00:42:39.760 give him two things that

00:42:41.580 coming from me should

00:42:44.100 just blow the top of his

00:42:45.180 head off, if he

00:42:46.840 notices, right?

00:42:47.920 I mean, I'm not going to

00:42:49.140 assume I'm important

00:42:50.320 enough in the scheme of

00:42:52.100 things that he necessarily

00:42:53.200 is going to even notice.

00:42:54.760 But in theory, so this is

00:42:56.140 sort of an impromptu

00:42:58.100 persuasion lesson.

00:42:59.620 If you can throw a mind-fucking

00:43:02.680 thought into somebody who's

00:43:04.000 already in the mode, it's a

00:43:06.400 whole different idea than

00:43:08.820 coming at somebody you're

00:43:10.120 both loaded and ready for

00:43:11.240 an argument.

00:43:12.320 If you're both loaded and

00:43:13.680 ready for an argument,

00:43:14.500 nobody changes their mind.

00:43:16.480 But if you can catch

00:43:17.640 somebody in a vulnerable

00:43:18.760 moment when they've

00:43:20.980 already talked themselves

00:43:21.880 into the point of view that

00:43:23.020 you're promoting, and you're

00:43:24.820 just giving them a little

00:43:26.360 extra of where they already

00:43:27.860 are, because do you know

00:43:29.260 what people do like?

00:43:31.220 They love confirmation bias of

00:43:33.220 their own opinion.

00:43:34.660 They'll accept that in a

00:43:35.680 moment.

00:43:36.420 That's not changing their

00:43:37.420 mind.

00:43:37.800 That's hard.

00:43:38.960 Changing anybody's mind is

00:43:40.020 really hard work, which is

00:43:41.120 why persuasion is an

00:43:42.120 important topic.

00:43:43.200 It's so hard, if you don't

00:43:44.540 do everything right, you

00:43:45.580 don't have a chance.

00:43:47.560 So, I think there's some

00:43:51.000 chance that I planted a

00:43:55.060 seed that would be

00:43:56.100 productive.

00:43:56.960 Here's what I'd love.

00:43:59.160 In my perfect world, Bill

00:44:01.680 Maher will see the full

00:44:03.780 videos of the fine people

00:44:06.100 hoax, and the full video of

00:44:08.240 the drinking bleach hoax, and

00:44:10.480 he will realize that the two

00:44:11.980 biggest, really, messages

00:44:14.140 about Trump were entirely made

00:44:15.900 up.

00:44:17.060 The two biggest ones.

00:44:18.980 And I don't know if that's

00:44:22.380 expecting too much of anybody,

00:44:25.080 because it is kind of.

00:44:26.340 You know, so I have a high

00:44:28.700 opinion of Bill Maher's

00:44:30.200 mental, let's say, openness

00:44:33.500 and flexibility.

00:44:35.060 You know, different than most

00:44:35.980 people.

00:44:36.660 Very different.

00:44:38.060 But this is a stretch.

00:44:39.900 To get somebody to believe this

00:44:41.460 much of a mindfuck, there's

00:44:43.160 something really basic to the

00:44:44.600 reality, just didn't happen.

00:44:46.420 Just never happened.

00:44:47.480 And it's easy to prove.

00:44:48.360 That's the weird part.

00:44:49.480 If it were hard to prove, then

00:44:51.640 people could hold on to their

00:44:52.840 assumption.

00:44:54.020 But you just have to play the

00:44:55.560 video.

00:44:56.520 That's it.

00:44:57.560 The entire debunk is just that,

00:44:59.120 well, let me play the whole

00:44:59.920 video, not the clip that

00:45:01.980 reverses its meaning.

00:45:05.780 That, ladies and gentlemen, is

00:45:07.900 my prepared marks for today.

00:45:10.960 No doubt, this peak experience

00:45:13.240 is something that will stay with

00:45:14.400 you forever.

00:45:15.740 Or for several minutes.

00:45:17.880 One.

00:45:21.660 Is there any topic which I have

00:45:23.320 not covered, which you'd like

00:45:26.660 to hear me cover?

00:45:32.600 All right.

00:45:37.960 How do you debunk the don't

00:45:39.460 say gay thing?

00:45:41.620 Well, unfortunately, the don't

00:45:43.220 say gay thing is really a 1.00

00:45:44.880 masterpiece of persuasion.

00:45:48.040 Whoever frames something first

00:45:50.460 has a big advantage.

00:45:52.000 And the don't say gay people 0.59

00:45:53.220 framed it best.

00:45:54.480 They framed it with a rhyme,

00:45:55.940 which is really good.

00:45:57.780 Say and gay rhyme. 0.74

00:45:59.280 That's a good technique.

00:46:00.520 It's short.

00:46:01.400 It's easy to remember.

00:46:02.940 It's repeatable.

00:46:04.980 And that becomes true.

00:46:07.180 So it doesn't even matter.

00:46:09.800 Dogs and blankets.

00:46:10.840 I like that.

00:46:11.360 I'm seeing a picture of a dog

00:46:12.360 and a blanket.

00:46:12.800 On the Locals platform,

00:46:14.520 they can put pictures

00:46:16.040 in the comments.

00:46:20.160 By the way,

00:46:22.680 last night I did a

00:46:24.960 live stream from the Man Cave.

00:46:27.560 These are only available for the

00:46:28.700 people who subscribe on Locals.

00:46:31.020 So what you missed

00:46:32.000 was my story about meeting a

00:46:36.500 psychic and hypnotizing her.

00:46:37.860 and some of the predictions

00:46:40.840 she made,

00:46:41.560 which were just insane.

00:46:43.680 A visit with my own spirit guide.

00:46:47.640 Or not.

00:46:49.000 I can only tell you

00:46:49.740 what seems to have happened.

00:46:52.020 I'm not sure what really happened.

00:46:55.120 And tying that in

00:46:57.380 with the simulation

00:46:59.340 and all the evidence

00:47:00.520 for the simulation,

00:47:01.560 that we live in a simulation.

00:47:03.520 Now, if you think

00:47:04.600 that sounds good,

00:47:05.400 and not only were there

00:47:07.020 simultaneous sips,

00:47:08.200 but let's just say

00:47:10.560 that the Man Cave

00:47:11.780 is simultaneous whatever.

00:47:15.240 So you were allowed

00:47:16.240 to do simultaneously

00:47:17.300 whatever you wanted.

00:47:19.440 Well, I did the same.

00:47:21.640 And,

00:47:23.320 when am I going

00:47:24.280 on Guffheld again?

00:47:25.340 Somebody asked.

00:47:27.440 I don't know.

00:47:29.280 It's not up to me.

00:47:32.680 So,

00:47:32.960 looks like

00:47:36.260 I have

00:47:36.640 answered

00:47:37.640 all of your questions.

00:47:42.580 Are you saying

00:47:43.320 that Bill Maher

00:47:43.880 has a podcast

00:47:44.580 where he and

00:47:45.520 Quentin Tarantino

00:47:46.520 got stoned

00:47:47.200 on the podcast?

00:47:48.620 Well,

00:47:49.360 I would like to

00:47:50.420 put out

00:47:51.940 my challenge

00:47:52.680 right now

00:47:53.220 to Snoop Dogg.

00:47:56.900 Snoop Dogg,

00:47:58.680 number one,

00:47:59.700 I'm a cartoonist.

00:48:01.500 And I'm guessing

00:48:04.040 you have no idea

00:48:05.820 who I am.

00:48:07.320 But I do this cartoon

00:48:08.460 called Dilbert.

00:48:09.720 Some people have

00:48:10.280 heard of it.

00:48:11.360 And I challenge

00:48:12.860 you,

00:48:13.120 Snoop Dogg,

00:48:14.140 to join me

00:48:16.280 in my man cave

00:48:17.220 in California,

00:48:18.560 Northern California,

00:48:20.380 and to see

00:48:21.240 who can,

00:48:22.940 let's see who can

00:48:24.280 be more of

00:48:25.140 the Snoop Dogg,

00:48:25.880 if you know

00:48:26.160 what I mean.

00:48:26.820 This is YouTube,

00:48:28.020 so I'm going to

00:48:28.700 keep it generic.

00:48:29.800 If there are

00:48:31.400 any young kids

00:48:32.160 watching,

00:48:33.160 kids,

00:48:33.860 don't do drugs.

00:48:35.720 And I mean that.

00:48:37.080 Sounds like a joke,

00:48:38.160 but no,

00:48:38.860 kids,

00:48:39.660 don't do drugs.

00:48:41.980 That said,

00:48:44.400 how much would you

00:48:46.180 like to see me

00:48:46.900 interview Snoop Dogg

00:48:48.980 while we're seeing

00:48:50.440 who can last

00:48:51.400 the longest,

00:48:52.060 if you know

00:48:52.500 what I mean?

00:48:54.200 Come on,

00:48:55.440 you'd watch that.

00:48:57.660 You'd watch it.

00:48:58.920 Now,

00:49:00.200 I don't think

00:49:00.700 that Snoop

00:49:01.580 would know

00:49:02.040 enough about me

00:49:03.180 or that would

00:49:04.320 ever make sense

00:49:05.060 to him,

00:49:05.760 but it would

00:49:06.880 be awesome,

00:49:08.200 and I think

00:49:08.760 it would be

00:49:09.140 viral as hell.

00:49:10.640 I don't think

00:49:11.600 I could talk

00:49:12.080 him into it

00:49:12.580 because he

00:49:12.840 just wouldn't

00:49:13.300 be familiar

00:49:13.740 with me,

00:49:14.240 I'm guessing.

00:49:15.460 I mean,

00:49:15.840 if Kanye

00:49:16.880 somehow knew

00:49:18.860 who I was,

00:49:19.700 it's not

00:49:20.100 impossible,

00:49:21.620 but unlikely.

00:49:23.440 So,

00:49:23.880 that's the

00:49:25.080 ask.

00:49:26.580 Snoop Dogg

00:49:28.000 in my man

00:49:28.720 cave.

00:49:30.820 Let's do it.

00:49:32.380 And by the way,

00:49:32.880 I'm a huge fan

00:49:33.640 of Snoop Dogg.

00:49:37.560 I love the fact

00:49:39.040 that he never

00:49:39.780 changed who he

00:49:40.600 was.

00:49:41.340 I guess that's

00:49:42.060 what I like best.

00:49:43.060 You know,

00:49:43.420 I like his music,

00:49:45.220 I like his whole

00:49:46.200 vibe,

00:49:46.940 but I like the

00:49:47.880 fact that he

00:49:49.280 changed the world

00:49:50.140 like the world

00:49:51.000 didn't change him.

00:49:52.800 You know that,

00:49:53.580 right?

00:49:54.460 Like Snoop

00:49:55.000 just said,

00:49:55.660 I'm just going

00:49:56.100 to be me,

00:49:56.800 and the world

00:49:57.580 is going to

00:49:57.940 have to catch

00:49:58.420 up,

00:49:58.700 and then it

00:49:59.040 did.

00:50:00.620 Who does

00:50:01.240 that?

00:50:02.040 Who does

00:50:02.480 that?

00:50:03.360 Well,

00:50:03.540 he did.

00:50:05.000 All right.

00:50:06.560 That is all

00:50:07.220 for now,

00:50:07.900 and I'm

00:50:10.000 going to go

00:50:10.880 do some work.

00:50:11.680 I got a lot

00:50:12.280 of it.

00:50:14.440 Oh,

00:50:14.920 I'm hearing

00:50:15.280 from Sonny

00:50:16.340 San Rafael.

00:50:17.020 Somebody's

00:50:17.340 watching.

00:50:18.540 So,

00:50:18.860 if somebody

00:50:19.160 knows Snoop,

00:50:19.820 get to him

00:50:20.300 and make the

00:50:21.120 offer.

00:50:21.380 and we'll

00:50:24.000 go from

00:50:24.320 there.

00:50:25.100 And for

00:50:27.700 the rest of

00:50:28.140 you,

00:50:29.180 can you

00:50:29.540 have a

00:50:30.160 great day?

00:50:31.160 Pretty sure

00:50:31.680 you can.

00:50:33.040 Go forth.

00:50:33.720 go forth.

00:50:43.000 Go,

00:50:43.660 go.

00:50:43.720 Go.

00:50:44.080 Go,

00:50:45.180 go.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 02, 2022

Episode 1701 Scott Adams： My Conversation With A Woke Person Did Not Go Well. And Fake News

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