Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1736 Scott Adams： All The Disinformation, Including The Disinformation Board

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00:00:51.500 Ah.

00:00:54.360 That is so good.

00:00:55.740 Well, I've added some members to my personal disinformation board.

00:01:01.420 I told you yesterday

00:01:02.740 that I've created my own disinformation board.

00:01:06.440 These are the people you should look to

00:01:07.860 to find out what's true

00:01:09.540 and what isn't.

00:01:11.260 Now, importantly, in order to be a member

00:01:13.920 of my disinformation board,

00:01:15.900 you don't have to apply

00:01:17.240 and you can't turn it down

00:01:19.640 because you're on the board

00:01:22.080 if I say you're on the board.

00:01:23.260 And that's the end of the story.

00:01:25.200 So the people I put on the board are not the people I agree with.

00:01:29.460 That's not the point.

00:01:30.940 So you're going to see some people on this

00:01:32.440 that you'll say,

00:01:33.180 what?

00:01:34.260 Why is that person on the disinformation board

00:01:36.920 when I don't agree with anything they ever say?

00:01:38.980 And the answer is this.

00:01:42.820 There are people who can violate the narrative

00:01:44.960 and have a track record of doing it.

00:01:48.800 So I'm going to give you my list of people

00:01:51.020 who are already on there

00:01:52.040 and I'll tell you how I added today

00:01:53.860 based on user comments

00:01:55.520 and just thinking about it more.

00:01:56.860 So Glenn Greenwald,

00:01:58.660 Jeff Pilkington,

00:01:59.960 Bill Maher,

00:02:00.800 Andres Shrugged,

00:02:02.920 Anatoly Lubarsky,

00:02:05.300 Mike Surinovich,

00:02:07.560 Matt Tayyibi,

00:02:08.840 Tulsi Gabbard,

00:02:10.340 Ilan Omar.

00:02:12.100 We'll talk about that one.

00:02:13.820 Alan Dershowitz,

00:02:15.440 Michael Schellenberger.

00:02:16.820 And the ones I added today were

00:02:18.140 Ian Bremmer,

00:02:19.260 Brett Weinstein,

00:02:20.140 Eric Weinstein,

00:02:21.320 Dave Rubin,

00:02:22.660 and Dr. Drew.

00:02:24.360 Dr. Drew,

00:02:25.420 I meant to have on the original list.

00:02:27.220 I just forgot a name.

00:02:29.860 So,

00:02:30.340 correcting the list as we go.

00:02:32.400 And

00:02:32.840 I think this is a pretty strong list.

00:02:37.180 Because everybody on this list

00:02:38.660 has a very clear background

00:02:40.980 of violating their own narrative,

00:02:43.140 meaning the narrative on their team.

00:02:45.260 So let's talk about Ilan Omar.

00:02:48.740 Glenn Greenwald is the first one

00:02:50.340 that pointed this out to me.

00:02:51.400 I wasn't aware of this.

00:02:52.260 But on several notable occasions,

00:02:55.560 she's gone against

00:02:57.120 the Democrat narrative.

00:02:59.140 I think free speech was one of them.

00:03:01.340 And

00:03:01.640 while there are plenty of things

00:03:03.920 she's going to say

00:03:04.660 that I don't agree with,

00:03:06.620 she's one of the people

00:03:07.740 you want to look to.

00:03:09.160 Because anytime somebody

00:03:10.320 violates the narrative,

00:03:11.400 that's more useful.

00:03:13.400 Did I not add Jonathan Turley?

00:03:15.960 What the hell is wrong with me?

00:03:17.620 I've had his name here to add

00:03:19.440 about five times.

00:03:20.600 Yeah, Jonathan Turley.

00:03:22.260 I'll add him for the next time.

00:03:25.340 Thank you.

00:03:26.600 Great suggestion.

00:03:27.880 So remember,

00:03:28.440 this is not about agreeing with them.

00:03:30.320 It's only people

00:03:31.220 who can violate the narrative

00:03:32.320 and have demonstrated

00:03:34.000 quality thinking.

00:03:36.440 That's it.

00:03:36.860 So I'm not saying that these

00:03:39.880 will tell you the truth.

00:03:41.780 You get that, right?

00:03:43.400 So the purpose of the

00:03:45.500 disinformation board,

00:03:46.640 my personal one,

00:03:47.780 is not that they're always right

00:03:49.680 and they're not fact checkers.

00:03:52.340 They're like a red flag

00:03:53.900 if there's some bullshit happening.

00:03:55.280 If there's not a single person

00:03:58.060 on this list

00:03:58.860 who questions a story

00:04:00.780 in the news,

00:04:01.800 a specific story,

00:04:03.300 it's probably true.

00:04:05.520 If you see three or four people

00:04:07.300 on this list,

00:04:08.100 and that's not many

00:04:09.000 out of the whole list,

00:04:10.480 if three or four people

00:04:11.520 on the list say,

00:04:12.340 uh,

00:04:12.700 no,

00:04:14.740 you're forgetting this

00:04:15.840 or you're leaving out this

00:04:16.840 or you got it wrong,

00:04:17.620 I would take that

00:04:18.500 really seriously

00:04:19.340 because this is the list

00:04:21.420 of people who,

00:04:21.980 if they tell you a fact

00:04:22.840 is wrong,

00:04:24.260 I'm going to listen to that.

00:04:26.740 Now,

00:04:26.960 the people who are silent on it

00:04:28.420 might just not have

00:04:30.220 enough information about it.

00:04:31.660 So I wouldn't look

00:04:32.720 at the percentage of people.

00:04:34.300 I'd just see who is saying

00:04:35.560 it's fake

00:04:36.020 and are they violating

00:04:37.100 the narrative.

00:04:39.500 All right.

00:04:40.080 I'm loving the fact

00:04:43.440 that there seems

00:04:44.060 to be some kind

00:04:44.720 of organic,

00:04:46.640 some kind

00:04:47.820 of organic movement

00:04:48.860 to improve

00:04:50.240 the fake news situation.

00:04:52.820 So I'm doing it

00:04:54.000 right now.

00:04:55.280 So this,

00:04:55.700 this disinformation board

00:04:57.260 for myself,

00:04:58.320 I'm really just

00:04:59.260 trying something,

00:05:00.640 right?

00:05:00.820 I'm just throwing

00:05:01.520 out an idea.

00:05:02.720 It didn't cost anything,

00:05:04.500 just some tweets.

00:05:05.680 If it helps you

00:05:06.820 because you started

00:05:07.540 following these people

00:05:08.400 and it makes you

00:05:09.160 better informed,

00:05:10.080 then that's great.

00:05:11.800 It's, you know,

00:05:12.220 just a small little thing

00:05:13.300 that I can do

00:05:14.140 for my position.

00:05:16.860 And I feel like

00:05:17.760 lots of people

00:05:18.360 are trying to do

00:05:19.060 the same thing.

00:05:20.180 There's a whole bunch

00:05:20.880 of people who are thinking,

00:05:22.080 well, what could I do?

00:05:23.700 Like,

00:05:24.180 what do I do?

00:05:28.200 Let me answer

00:05:28.900 this question

00:05:29.380 I'm seeing on

00:05:30.060 the Locals platform.

00:05:32.020 Somebody's asking

00:05:32.560 why I didn't add

00:05:33.440 Naval Ravikant

00:05:34.940 to my list.

00:05:37.080 He would be,

00:05:38.060 you know,

00:05:38.360 the most quality

00:05:39.540 thinker,

00:05:41.140 maybe that I know,

00:05:42.720 period.

00:05:43.580 But he also

00:05:44.420 doesn't get into politics.

00:05:46.380 So he's very consistent

00:05:48.320 about staying out

00:05:49.140 of politics.

00:05:50.500 You know,

00:05:50.740 he'll talk about

00:05:51.260 free speech,

00:05:52.020 but that's,

00:05:52.380 you know,

00:05:52.580 barely political.

00:05:55.360 So I wanted people

00:05:56.400 who actually deal

00:05:57.160 with the stuff

00:05:57.760 that is the subject

00:05:59.740 of fake news

00:06:00.400 most often.

00:06:00.900 All right.

00:06:03.060 So lots of people

00:06:03.900 doing stuff.

00:06:04.440 Let me give you

00:06:06.500 some more examples.

00:06:08.940 Bill Maher,

00:06:09.560 of course.

00:06:10.960 I would like to

00:06:11.820 wake up someday

00:06:12.760 on a Saturday

00:06:13.460 and see that

00:06:15.640 Bill Maher

00:06:16.060 is not trending,

00:06:17.540 which has nothing

00:06:18.260 to do with Bill Maher.

00:06:20.360 It's just that

00:06:21.460 the reason he trends

00:06:22.560 is that he's calling

00:06:23.380 out bullshit

00:06:23.900 on his own team.

00:06:26.440 And,

00:06:27.040 you know,

00:06:28.160 until he runs

00:06:29.120 out of material

00:06:29.880 to, you know,

00:06:31.720 insult his own team,

00:06:32.780 and by the way,

00:06:33.420 he insults both teams,

00:06:34.600 so he's not firing

00:06:36.080 only at his own team.

00:06:37.800 And that's why

00:06:38.300 he's on my list,

00:06:39.300 because he goes

00:06:39.860 after both sides.

00:06:41.060 But you see

00:06:41.460 Bill Maher

00:06:42.100 essentially

00:06:43.280 using his position

00:06:45.500 to try to make

00:06:47.300 things better.

00:06:48.340 And I would say

00:06:48.840 he is.

00:06:49.920 To me,

00:06:50.440 it looks like

00:06:50.860 he's succeeding

00:06:51.520 wildly,

00:06:52.520 and in a way

00:06:53.520 that I think

00:06:54.040 is really impressive,

00:06:55.020 actually.

00:06:55.560 Because he's

00:06:55.960 staying on it.

00:06:56.840 He's got the audience,

00:06:57.740 he's got the access,

00:06:59.120 and he can tell them

00:07:00.440 that their narrative

00:07:01.100 is a little messed up.

00:07:03.360 It's probably

00:07:03.940 the best example

00:07:04.840 of what we're seeing.

00:07:06.700 Now,

00:07:07.820 a number of people

00:07:08.520 are saying,

00:07:08.900 what can we do

00:07:09.480 about this fake news

00:07:10.820 and disinformation?

00:07:12.520 And,

00:07:13.180 there is a book

00:07:14.460 you can read

00:07:15.220 that teaches you

00:07:16.780 how to be

00:07:17.360 more immune

00:07:18.220 from disinformation.

00:07:20.420 It turns out

00:07:21.200 I wrote it.

00:07:22.100 It's called

00:07:22.480 Loser Think.

00:07:23.480 I think it's behind me.

00:07:25.660 Yeah,

00:07:26.100 it's behind me.

00:07:26.860 It's that one

00:07:27.600 in the middle.

00:07:29.140 Now,

00:07:29.400 Loser Think

00:07:29.980 is written

00:07:30.860 specifically

00:07:31.580 for this problem.

00:07:33.740 And it turns out

00:07:34.680 that the situation

00:07:36.340 or the times

00:07:37.000 caught up to me.

00:07:38.380 I mean,

00:07:38.620 obviously,

00:07:39.300 fake news

00:07:39.740 has been a problem

00:07:40.360 for a number of years,

00:07:41.640 but it's reached

00:07:42.840 some kind of a peak

00:07:43.860 now that the book

00:07:45.960 is out.

00:07:47.720 Somebody says,

00:07:48.400 nice shill.

00:07:50.200 Look,

00:07:50.660 asshole, 0.97

00:07:51.200 it's not a shill

00:07:51.840 when you're talking

00:07:52.340 about your own book.

00:07:53.240 It happens to be

00:07:53.900 exactly aimed

00:07:54.780 at the biggest problem

00:07:55.720 in the world.

00:07:56.280 so there's always

00:07:59.200 some troll

00:07:59.700 who will find

00:08:00.360 the worst way

00:08:01.300 to spin everything.

00:08:02.460 Nice shill.

00:08:04.440 Let me tell you

00:08:05.360 some more

00:08:05.700 about the book.

00:08:06.920 I've already

00:08:07.600 been paid.

00:08:09.240 I got an advance.

00:08:11.480 You know,

00:08:11.620 most of my books

00:08:12.600 don't sell past

00:08:13.400 the advance,

00:08:14.140 which means

00:08:14.540 you're asking

00:08:14.960 for the right advance.

00:08:18.020 So I'm not even

00:08:18.940 going to make money

00:08:19.480 from this.

00:08:20.120 I won't make

00:08:20.660 a fucking penny

00:08:21.620 if you buy my book.

00:08:23.280 Do you understand

00:08:23.800 that,

00:08:24.200 shill? 0.58

00:08:25.640 Do you understand

00:08:26.420 that?

00:08:27.280 My personal income

00:08:28.540 won't change a bit

00:08:29.920 if you buy that book

00:08:31.220 because I'm already

00:08:32.180 paid.

00:08:33.480 And I don't even

00:08:34.260 have any requirement

00:08:35.040 to market it

00:08:35.760 at this point.

00:08:36.440 I mean,

00:08:36.680 in the beginning

00:08:37.160 you do,

00:08:37.860 but not at this point.

00:08:40.540 Literally,

00:08:41.180 the only reason

00:08:41.740 I'm recommending it

00:08:42.640 is this is exactly

00:08:44.180 the book that's written

00:08:45.160 for exactly

00:08:46.440 this problem.

00:08:48.980 So,

00:08:49.960 try to deal

00:08:50.560 with that,

00:08:51.000 okay?

00:08:51.220 All right.

00:08:58.060 So I tweeted

00:08:59.200 that out.

00:08:59.720 If anybody

00:09:00.100 hasn't read

00:09:00.660 LoserThink, 0.98

00:09:01.720 it is exactly

00:09:02.820 on target

00:09:03.520 for our

00:09:04.260 current situation.

00:09:07.220 Well,

00:09:08.040 I told you

00:09:08.720 that after

00:09:09.340 publishing my comic

00:09:10.660 in which I

00:09:11.280 introduced

00:09:11.700 the new character

00:09:12.480 Dave,

00:09:13.260 who is a

00:09:13.820 black engineer

00:09:14.740 in the Dilbert group,

00:09:16.400 got a lot of

00:09:17.240 newspapers

00:09:17.620 who wouldn't

00:09:18.060 run that.

00:09:19.660 Their reasoning

00:09:20.280 was,

00:09:21.060 who knows,

00:09:22.420 I think

00:09:22.840 some of them

00:09:23.700 just didn't

00:09:24.320 think it was

00:09:25.040 worth the

00:09:26.580 provocation

00:09:27.960 or something.

00:09:28.400 So I'm not sure

00:09:29.640 that there's

00:09:30.060 anybody who

00:09:30.560 pushed back

00:09:31.040 on it.

00:09:31.780 I haven't heard

00:09:32.360 anybody,

00:09:33.620 yeah,

00:09:33.860 let me say

00:09:34.200 this definitively.

00:09:36.600 Although a number

00:09:37.560 of newspapers

00:09:38.120 decided not to

00:09:39.220 run that series,

00:09:40.100 so they just

00:09:41.240 put repeats

00:09:41.840 in there

00:09:42.200 or left

00:09:42.680 a blank.

00:09:44.320 Nobody

00:09:44.760 complained.

00:09:46.960 Let me say

00:09:47.640 that again.

00:09:48.660 So I have

00:09:49.200 many client

00:09:49.900 newspapers

00:09:50.400 who run

00:09:50.960 Dilbert,

00:09:51.560 thousands of

00:09:52.180 them,

00:09:52.580 thousands,

00:09:53.420 a few

00:09:53.660 thousand.

00:09:55.000 Not a

00:09:55.660 single one

00:09:56.140 of them

00:09:56.460 said this

00:09:57.560 is offensive.

00:09:58.900 Not one.

00:09:59.420 But a number

00:10:01.460 of them

00:10:01.760 didn't run it.

00:10:02.480 Do you know

00:10:02.760 why?

00:10:03.820 It wasn't worth

00:10:04.380 the hassle.

00:10:05.660 That's it.

00:10:06.380 It just wasn't

00:10:06.880 worth the hassle

00:10:07.480 or something.

00:10:09.820 I think in

00:10:10.580 some cases

00:10:11.160 different entities

00:10:12.560 within the

00:10:13.140 newspaper made

00:10:13.780 the decision.

00:10:14.920 So it's not

00:10:16.000 even clear

00:10:16.540 that the

00:10:17.520 decision is

00:10:18.100 some kind

00:10:18.460 of coordinated

00:10:19.540 decision.

00:10:20.600 I think just

00:10:21.260 somebody said,

00:10:22.220 eh, we don't

00:10:22.940 need this trouble.

00:10:24.320 Something like

00:10:24.780 that.

00:10:25.820 Now,

00:10:26.640 immediately after

00:10:27.400 that I've got

00:10:27.860 a Sunday comic

00:10:28.660 that my editor

00:10:29.980 called me and

00:10:30.640 said, you know,

00:10:32.320 maybe you'd

00:10:34.540 want to wait

00:10:35.580 a week or so

00:10:36.280 for this one.

00:10:37.480 Now, my own

00:10:38.800 editor is very

00:10:39.860 unlikely to

00:10:40.840 edit me for

00:10:41.540 content.

00:10:43.240 I don't know

00:10:44.020 the last time

00:10:44.740 that happened

00:10:45.180 actually, if

00:10:46.200 ever.

00:10:47.380 I think it's

00:10:47.860 maybe never

00:10:48.700 happened that

00:10:51.140 I can think

00:10:51.560 of.

00:10:51.980 So I've been

00:10:52.460 edited for

00:10:52.960 lots of other

00:10:53.740 reasons, but

00:10:54.560 not for being

00:10:55.780 too provocative.

00:10:57.540 So let me

00:10:58.560 give a shout

00:10:59.100 out to, you

00:11:01.000 know, Andrews

00:11:02.300 McNeil and

00:11:03.380 Universal Press,

00:11:04.800 part of the

00:11:05.480 same company,

00:11:05.960 for being

00:11:07.720 very pro-speech,

00:11:08.960 very pro-creator,

00:11:10.120 very pro-free

00:11:11.000 speech, and

00:11:11.940 have always been

00:11:12.600 on the side of

00:11:13.240 the creator

00:11:13.660 completely,

00:11:14.860 unambiguously on

00:11:15.800 the side of the

00:11:16.260 creators.

00:11:17.660 Now, having

00:11:18.860 said that,

00:11:19.860 they're also a

00:11:20.620 business.

00:11:22.060 And so when my

00:11:22.680 editor said, you

00:11:23.360 know, this Sunday

00:11:24.060 that you submitted,

00:11:25.340 I feel like we

00:11:26.460 need to wait at

00:11:27.080 least a week

00:11:27.640 because things are

00:11:30.360 a little too hot.

00:11:31.100 And really,

00:11:33.280 that's just

00:11:33.580 managing the

00:11:35.340 clients, which

00:11:36.020 is not really

00:11:36.700 censorship.

00:11:37.560 Because it'll

00:11:38.140 run.

00:11:38.520 It'll just run

00:11:39.020 a week later

00:11:39.840 when some of

00:11:40.920 the energy

00:11:41.640 is siphoned

00:11:42.960 off.

00:11:44.320 So wait for

00:11:45.080 that one.

00:11:45.700 It's so hot

00:11:46.640 that it

00:11:47.040 couldn't be

00:11:47.420 published

00:11:47.740 immediately.

00:11:50.560 Now, of

00:11:51.260 course, I do

00:11:51.720 it partly for

00:11:52.440 attention.

00:11:54.080 That's how my

00:11:54.700 business model

00:11:55.320 works, right?

00:11:56.480 If you're a 0.88

00:11:57.060 creator, you

00:11:57.980 have to do

00:11:58.420 some things

00:11:59.200 sometimes that

00:12:01.200 are just about

00:12:01.900 attracting attention.

00:12:03.140 It's part of

00:12:03.480 the model.

00:12:04.080 Everybody

00:12:04.320 understands that,

00:12:05.100 right?

00:12:05.480 The reason I

00:12:06.180 put Ilan Omar

00:12:07.160 on my list of

00:12:08.440 disinformation

00:12:09.200 board is partly

00:12:11.240 because I think

00:12:12.180 she believes

00:12:12.620 there, belongs

00:12:13.440 there, but

00:12:14.680 partly because I

00:12:15.880 know it would

00:12:16.140 make your hair

00:12:16.600 catch on fire.

00:12:18.620 So let me be

00:12:20.140 fully transparent.

00:12:22.140 I am in the

00:12:23.160 kind of business

00:12:23.980 where sometimes,

00:12:25.800 quite overtly,

00:12:26.940 and I hope it's

00:12:27.740 transparent,

00:12:28.420 I do things

00:12:29.340 just to get

00:12:29.780 attention.

00:12:31.200 You get that,

00:12:31.840 right?

00:12:32.100 I think everybody's

00:12:32.800 okay with that,

00:12:33.380 aren't you?

00:12:34.080 As long as I'm

00:12:34.680 doing it completely

00:12:35.960 in front of you.

00:12:38.820 Trump does the

00:12:39.460 same thing.

00:12:40.620 When Trump does

00:12:41.340 something to get

00:12:42.140 attention, you

00:12:43.600 understand it as

00:12:44.460 technique and part

00:12:45.380 of the process.

00:12:47.380 All right.

00:12:48.880 So I asked a

00:12:49.940 question yesterday

00:12:50.660 about, I just

00:12:52.380 asked the Twitter

00:12:53.020 public, if I were

00:12:54.440 to sell Dilbert as

00:12:56.360 an intellectual

00:12:57.040 property without

00:12:58.360 my involvement.

00:13:00.280 So if I were to

00:13:01.060 walk away and

00:13:01.700 just say, okay,

00:13:02.200 you can have the

00:13:02.840 artwork and the

00:13:04.260 idea and you can

00:13:05.220 create new content,

00:13:06.660 you can make

00:13:07.060 movies and TVs,

00:13:08.480 you can make

00:13:09.060 calendars, you can

00:13:10.140 put words in their

00:13:10.840 mouth, you can

00:13:11.940 redraw them.

00:13:12.620 You can do

00:13:12.900 anything you want.

00:13:13.740 I just sell the

00:13:14.420 IP.

00:13:15.640 And I asked the

00:13:16.620 public, what did

00:13:17.860 they think someone

00:13:19.960 would pay for it?

00:13:21.840 Now, the reason I

00:13:23.120 did that is not

00:13:23.820 because I don't know

00:13:24.580 how to put a deal

00:13:25.260 together.

00:13:27.160 This is the amazing

00:13:28.160 thing about Twitter.

00:13:30.480 Just hold this in

00:13:31.580 your head for a

00:13:32.120 second that this

00:13:32.800 happened yesterday.

00:13:34.540 I just think I'm

00:13:35.680 taking a walk and I

00:13:37.320 think, oh, wouldn't

00:13:37.900 it be interesting to

00:13:38.660 know what the wisdom

00:13:39.420 of the crowd was,

00:13:40.400 sort of the average

00:13:41.180 opinion?

00:13:42.040 Because the average

00:13:42.980 opinion of the

00:13:43.640 crowd, in a weird

00:13:45.720 magical way, will be

00:13:47.500 very similar to what an

00:13:48.620 expert would say it's

00:13:49.620 worth.

00:13:50.620 Do you know why?

00:13:52.480 Because what

00:13:53.480 something is worth is

00:13:54.780 what somebody is

00:13:55.300 willing to pay for it.

00:13:56.500 That's it.

00:13:57.780 If somebody pays it, I

00:13:59.740 guess that's what it

00:14:00.340 was worth to at least

00:14:01.140 one person.

00:14:02.740 So if you ask a

00:14:05.200 bunch of people who

00:14:05.840 don't know anything

00:14:06.560 about the topic and

00:14:08.160 then you average their

00:14:09.180 answers, you end up

00:14:10.780 being just about where

00:14:11.640 an expert is.

00:14:13.500 And it's not a

00:14:14.140 coincidence.

00:14:15.060 It's because the

00:14:15.700 expert is sort of

00:14:18.040 imagining what

00:14:19.840 anybody else would

00:14:20.900 think in the same

00:14:21.640 situation.

00:14:23.440 You know, sort of a

00:14:24.200 common way of

00:14:25.040 thinking of a thing.

00:14:26.380 And if the public

00:14:27.660 thinks of a thing a

00:14:28.900 certain way, there's

00:14:30.120 a really good chance

00:14:30.980 that an expert will

00:14:31.760 think of it that way

00:14:32.480 too, if the average

00:14:33.500 of the public.

00:14:34.800 So it's just one of

00:14:35.500 these weird connections

00:14:36.300 you don't think should

00:14:37.220 make sense.

00:14:38.360 You think the expert

00:14:39.220 should be completely

00:14:40.160 different from the

00:14:41.720 average of people who

00:14:42.580 don't know anything.

00:14:44.140 But it's just a weird

00:14:45.180 experiment.

00:14:45.780 You find out that

00:14:46.400 they're very similar.

00:14:47.060 And the reason is

00:14:48.300 because we all have

00:14:49.320 a psychologically

00:14:50.220 common base for

00:14:52.620 understanding what

00:14:53.360 things are worth,

00:14:54.600 essentially.

00:14:55.900 So I ask that

00:14:57.020 question partly to put

00:14:59.980 the idea in the

00:15:00.760 public that it's for

00:15:01.980 sale in case anybody

00:15:02.880 thought of buying it.

00:15:04.760 But the interesting

00:15:09.020 part about it is that

00:15:10.860 I get a response from

00:15:12.360 an investment banker,

00:15:14.300 successful investment

00:15:15.660 banker, Carol Roth,

00:15:17.500 who offered to give

00:15:18.540 me some deal

00:15:20.520 composition concepts.

00:15:24.600 Now, where else in

00:15:26.500 the world do you just

00:15:28.280 ask a question while

00:15:29.360 you're taking a walk

00:15:30.280 and one of the most

00:15:31.740 qualified people there

00:15:33.340 could be, somebody who

00:15:34.460 literally was an

00:15:35.180 investment banker

00:15:35.920 successfully and retired

00:15:38.000 from that, and you get

00:15:40.060 immediate, useful advice.

00:15:43.360 at the same time, this

00:15:44.680 was kind of blowing my

00:15:45.500 mind a little bit, one

00:15:46.640 of the people who

00:15:47.160 responded to my

00:15:47.900 question was Thomas

00:15:48.820 Massey.

00:15:50.260 So he's an MIT

00:15:51.160 graduate, congressperson.

00:15:54.060 So I'm getting advice

00:15:55.360 from a sitting member of

00:15:57.180 Congress with an MIT

00:15:58.380 education.

00:15:59.800 If you don't know what

00:16:00.700 that means, you don't get

00:16:02.340 into MIT if you're an

00:16:04.200 average student, if you

00:16:05.180 know what I mean.

00:16:05.620 They don't take average

00:16:07.420 students.

00:16:08.640 So how amazing is

00:16:11.940 Twitter that not only is

00:16:14.120 it going to be, I think,

00:16:16.060 our biggest bulwark against

00:16:18.040 fake news eventually, but

00:16:20.820 that you can just ask a

00:16:22.020 question like that and get

00:16:23.200 such qualified responses.

00:16:26.080 It's just ridiculous.

00:16:27.320 It's ridiculous.

00:16:29.660 Likewise, have you noticed

00:16:30.860 how many times Elon Musk has

00:16:32.480 responded to average Twitter

00:16:34.380 users in the last few

00:16:35.420 weeks?

00:16:36.400 It's really, it's mind

00:16:37.900 blowing every time I see

00:16:38.900 it.

00:16:39.660 Because a lot of the

00:16:40.320 people he's responding to

00:16:41.460 are people I know, either

00:16:44.460 from Twitter or real life

00:16:45.740 or both.

00:16:46.880 And to see him, how often

00:16:48.220 he responds to a valid

00:16:49.460 question that catches his

00:16:50.680 interest, it just makes the

00:16:52.780 world seem so small.

00:16:54.840 But also, it makes the

00:16:56.780 world look like it's

00:16:57.500 working.

00:16:59.480 That the person who has

00:17:00.760 the best information on

00:17:02.080 stuff can answer the

00:17:04.020 question.

00:17:04.260 I'll give you an

00:17:04.680 example.

00:17:05.700 There was somebody on

00:17:06.480 Twitter talking about, he

00:17:08.640 was testing, I guess,

00:17:09.500 Tesla's current version of

00:17:11.020 their self-driving car

00:17:12.320 software and said

00:17:15.940 something like, I guess

00:17:17.080 it was a study that says

00:17:17.840 it was eight times safer

00:17:20.460 than human driving.

00:17:22.580 Eight times safer than

00:17:23.740 human driving.

00:17:25.020 And Elon Musk saw that

00:17:26.560 and he tweets, this trend

00:17:28.680 will be well over ten times

00:17:30.840 safer with the update that

00:17:33.780 they're working on right

00:17:34.420 now, the software update.

00:17:36.220 So, think about that.

00:17:39.160 The self-driving cars

00:17:40.180 already, I don't know if

00:17:41.560 you can really measure this

00:17:42.620 because there's no way to

00:17:43.960 know what self-driving cars

00:17:45.900 would do as scale.

00:17:47.680 That's got to be different

00:17:48.720 than onesies and twosies.

00:17:49.840 But there is a study, if you

00:17:52.020 want to believe studies, that

00:17:53.680 says that it's eight times

00:17:55.300 safer than human driven

00:17:58.260 cars in terms of accidents.

00:18:00.760 Now, why did Elon Musk feel

00:18:02.400 he needed to weigh in on that

00:18:03.820 point and to modify it from

00:18:06.240 it will be eight times as

00:18:08.220 successful to ten times?

00:18:10.240 Because that's not much of a

00:18:11.160 difference, is it?

00:18:11.800 If somebody told you

00:18:13.780 something was eight times

00:18:14.880 safer than the alternative,

00:18:17.100 you wouldn't say, whoa, I'm

00:18:19.160 not going near that until

00:18:20.860 it's ten times safer, would

00:18:22.400 you?

00:18:23.520 Literally, there's no, in

00:18:25.120 terms of your decision

00:18:26.180 making, there is no

00:18:27.680 difference between eight

00:18:28.840 times safer and ten times

00:18:30.040 safer.

00:18:31.600 Two times safer would be

00:18:32.680 enough.

00:18:33.620 That's all you needed.

00:18:35.140 Your decision would be a

00:18:36.480 no-brainer at two times

00:18:37.900 better.

00:18:39.100 But eight times better,

00:18:40.040 it's a, you know, there's

00:18:41.920 no conversation.

00:18:43.240 At ten times better, you

00:18:44.900 wonder why you even had to

00:18:46.120 update it.

00:18:47.020 Well, why do we even care?

00:18:48.020 It's eight times better.

00:18:49.560 Well, here's why.

00:18:50.840 Have I mentioned that Elon

00:18:51.920 Musk understands persuasion

00:18:53.840 better than just about

00:18:55.200 anybody?

00:18:56.520 I mean, he gets it right all

00:18:58.020 the time.

00:18:58.740 All the time.

00:18:59.560 He gets it right.

00:19:00.720 Here's another example.

00:19:02.480 Ten times is way better than

00:19:04.440 eight times.

00:19:05.300 Not because it's numerically

00:19:06.980 better.

00:19:07.300 I mean, it is.

00:19:08.680 It's a pretty big difference.

00:19:10.860 That would be 25% bigger,

00:19:13.500 right?

00:19:14.000 So that's a big difference.

00:19:15.400 But that's not the important

00:19:16.460 part.

00:19:17.360 The important part is our

00:19:18.460 brains are tuned to big,

00:19:20.360 round numbers.

00:19:22.120 No reason.

00:19:23.480 It's just what we've been

00:19:24.300 listening to.

00:19:25.040 We're used to it.

00:19:26.300 And so ten times is,

00:19:29.280 that's the number you can

00:19:30.500 sell.

00:19:32.360 Right?

00:19:32.900 Eight times better is

00:19:34.820 technical data.

00:19:36.420 Ten times better, and you

00:19:38.680 can make the sale.

00:19:39.920 And the sale is, we need to

00:19:41.160 change the laws so self-driving

00:19:42.380 cars are here because they're

00:19:43.980 ten times safer.

00:19:46.020 I mean, just think of that.

00:19:46.960 Ten times safer, that's a

00:19:49.600 marketing number.

00:19:51.180 And there's a reason that

00:19:52.560 Tesla doesn't have a marketing

00:19:54.240 department, and that Elon Musk

00:19:57.560 literally runs the marketing for

00:19:59.040 Tesla while he's tweeting on the

00:20:01.140 toilet.

00:20:01.420 I mean, not every time, but

00:20:03.280 enough of the times that it's

00:20:04.900 impressive.

00:20:07.860 And here it is again.

00:20:09.680 Simply by emphasizing the ten

00:20:11.700 times versus the eight times,

00:20:13.560 he's done what his marketing

00:20:14.720 department couldn't have done for

00:20:16.000 him.

00:20:17.060 And it comes from him, so it gets

00:20:18.820 more attention.

00:20:19.480 So it's basically, he is very

00:20:21.540 competently replacing marketing

00:20:24.540 with just tweeting.

00:20:26.600 I mean, he actually is doing that.

00:20:28.280 It just doesn't seem like it's

00:20:29.240 possible, but he's doing it right

00:20:30.460 in front of you.

00:20:33.040 All right.

00:20:33.900 Speaking of technology, there is

00:20:36.420 an amazing, amazing story that I

00:20:38.420 believe no one else has discussed,

00:20:40.480 and so I will discuss it now.

00:20:42.420 Because we're right in the middle

00:20:43.580 of a story that is going to have

00:20:46.320 an interesting end point.

00:20:48.380 But when you're in the middle of

00:20:49.600 a story, sometimes you don't know

00:20:50.760 you're in the story.

00:20:51.700 And here's the story.

00:20:53.580 I take you back in the way back

00:20:55.120 machine to when the United States

00:20:57.100 said, you know, if we started

00:20:59.160 manufacturing things in China,

00:21:01.660 it would be a lot cheaper.

00:21:03.220 Not only would it be a lot cheaper,

00:21:05.200 but we can move the stuff over

00:21:06.560 there that's dangerous.

00:21:08.620 As the EPA would not let us do

00:21:11.600 in the United States, like, you

00:21:13.140 know, there's going to be some

00:21:14.140 industrial waste.

00:21:15.880 We can't do that here.

00:21:18.400 How about China?

00:21:20.180 We've got lower standards.

00:21:21.720 So I believe that some of the

00:21:23.260 manufacturing move to China was

00:21:27.360 because we couldn't do it here.

00:21:29.300 Some of it was because it was

00:21:30.720 cheaper.

00:21:31.220 And I think the cheaper part became

00:21:32.580 the important part over time.

00:21:34.320 Then what happened next?

00:21:36.420 Well, the United States suffered,

00:21:38.820 did they not, by the lack of

00:21:41.400 manufacturing jobs.

00:21:43.220 And we did the best we could to

00:21:46.820 adjust.

00:21:47.820 People took service jobs that aren't

00:21:49.620 as good.

00:21:50.860 You know, that's a problem.

00:21:52.100 But at the moment, we're at 3.6

00:21:54.420 unemployment.

00:21:56.300 We're fully employed.

00:21:58.720 3.6 is what economists would call

00:22:01.340 ish, you know, in that range.

00:22:03.840 Economists would call that full

00:22:05.080 employment.

00:22:05.860 Because you wouldn't want it any

00:22:07.260 better.

00:22:08.020 If it were better, it would be

00:22:08.960 worse.

00:22:10.640 Because that would mean you

00:22:12.460 couldn't hire anybody unless you

00:22:14.600 took them from another job.

00:22:16.560 That would be the worst case

00:22:17.820 scenario.

00:22:18.520 You can't hire anybody unless you 0.99

00:22:20.660 ruin another company by taking an

00:22:22.280 employee that's necessary.

00:22:23.960 Right?

00:22:24.100 You don't want that.

00:22:25.280 You need a little bit of slop.

00:22:28.080 You know, 3.6% unemployment is

00:22:30.100 just enough people who are floating

00:22:33.020 around that you could hire somebody

00:22:34.380 who doesn't already have a job

00:22:35.700 sometimes.

00:22:37.360 And that seems to be pretty

00:22:38.600 important to keep everything

00:22:39.580 moving.

00:22:40.960 So, here we are.

00:22:43.000 We gave up all of our

00:22:44.340 manufacturing and yet, still the

00:22:46.540 biggest economy.

00:22:47.280 Here's the interesting part.

00:22:51.640 What happens next?

00:22:54.360 Because you saw that Biden is

00:22:56.120 pushing 3D printing.

00:22:58.320 3D printing of products,

00:23:00.620 especially metal products.

00:23:02.300 They could make a rotor for a

00:23:04.460 helicopter with a 3D printer.

00:23:07.740 Slap it on the helicopter and it

00:23:09.160 flies.

00:23:10.600 Now, what would be the cost of

00:23:12.500 building a factory to make, there

00:23:14.040 can't be many helicopter rotors.

00:23:15.880 You know, you're not making

00:23:17.280 millions of them.

00:23:18.200 You might make hundreds of

00:23:19.480 them.

00:23:20.480 And you don't have any shipping.

00:23:23.660 You don't have any foreign 1.00

00:23:25.020 language stuff or taxes or all

00:23:27.380 the difficulty of dealing with

00:23:28.700 another culture or nation.

00:23:31.300 You just turn on the printer,

00:23:33.140 feed it the software, and it

00:23:34.280 builds you a helicopter rotor.

00:23:35.740 We are at the precipice of destroying

00:23:41.940 China because we turned them into a 1.00

00:23:44.400 manufacturing company with manual

00:23:46.640 labor, and then we're going to

00:23:48.440 obsolete it, but not until we'd

00:23:51.380 already had an alternative.

00:23:52.760 Our employment is on track, so we

00:23:55.520 can replace the entire supply chain

00:23:57.340 concept with 3D printing, robots, and

00:24:00.720 AI.

00:24:01.180 Those three technologies, AI, 3D

00:24:04.960 printing, and robots, completely will

00:24:08.120 take manufacturing out of the mix.

00:24:12.460 China is in big trouble because one 1.00

00:24:16.520 of the things I was thinking about

00:24:17.500 yesterday is every time there's

00:24:19.420 something that the United States is

00:24:20.720 especially good at, let's say air

00:24:24.040 power, developing aircraft and owning

00:24:26.720 the sky, something the United States is

00:24:28.600 uniquely amazing at, they tend to be the

00:24:32.620 most important things.

00:24:34.520 Have you noticed that?

00:24:35.920 Like owning aviation, well, that's like

00:24:39.420 the most important thing.

00:24:41.140 How about space?

00:24:43.320 We seem to be, you know, thanks to

00:24:44.780 SpaceX and other things, we seem to be

00:24:46.800 leading in space.

00:24:48.460 That's going to be really, really

00:24:49.720 important.

00:24:50.560 Military, really, really important, and

00:24:52.700 we lead in that.

00:24:53.920 So the United States seems to be really

00:24:56.060 good at leading at technologies and

00:24:58.760 things that matter a lot.

00:25:00.900 China looks like it's going to be 1.00

00:25:02.900 really good at controlling their

00:25:05.660 population and, I don't know,

00:25:09.700 manufacturing, which will be obsolete.

00:25:13.460 The size of China's problem is immense.

00:25:16.880 It's immense.

00:25:17.700 I don't know how they get past it.

00:25:19.700 Meanwhile, we've got problems with baby

00:25:21.680 baby formula and fertilizer and water

00:25:25.820 shortages in the West and all kinds of

00:25:28.960 food-related things.

00:25:31.020 How worried am I about all of those

00:25:33.820 things?

00:25:35.920 Pretty worried.

00:25:37.780 Pretty worried.

00:25:39.000 But they all fall into an interesting

00:25:41.260 category of things that humans are good at

00:25:44.820 working out if they have to.

00:25:47.600 They're all in that category.

00:25:48.860 Are you as surprised as I am that we

00:25:51.980 still have food?

00:25:54.120 Because I don't know how that happened.

00:25:57.060 How did we go through the pandemic and

00:25:59.520 we still fed ourselves?

00:26:01.300 Like, I don't know how.

00:26:02.800 How did things just sort of kind of work?

00:26:06.040 Yeah.

00:26:06.420 Now, the baby formula looks like it could

00:26:08.360 be a serious problem.

00:26:10.060 But I'll bet we'll just, you know, we'll

00:26:12.260 nurse more and we'll find substitutes. 0.99

00:26:15.040 And there'll be do-it-yourself formulas

00:26:18.300 for making your own formula at home.

00:26:20.300 And there'll be, you know, some industries

00:26:22.720 that pop up and somebody else will make it.

00:26:26.220 So as long as we have time, we can solve

00:26:29.980 all of this stuff.

00:26:31.220 I feel as if we'll be okay.

00:26:34.160 I feel as if we'll be okay.

00:26:35.780 It does make sense to worry about it.

00:26:37.720 And if I were you, I would make sure I had

00:26:40.940 enough food and toilet paper to get through

00:26:43.440 three months, something like that.

00:26:46.640 I saw a photo of all the ships that are

00:26:49.980 docked off of China's coast.

00:26:52.260 And it's just like a solid, you know,

00:26:54.460 color of dots.

00:26:56.200 And it looks like the whole system is

00:26:58.440 falling apart, if you look at that picture.

00:27:00.500 But what the picture is lacking is how many

00:27:03.440 days would it take for all of that,

00:27:06.140 all those ships to be served.

00:27:08.000 If it's a four-day delay, I'll just pick

00:27:10.180 a random number, it's not really a problem.

00:27:12.480 You can wait four days for your anything,

00:27:15.340 basically.

00:27:16.440 But if it's a year, I don't know what happens.

00:27:20.000 All the stuff goes bad on the ship.

00:27:22.120 I don't know.

00:27:23.140 It seems like pretty bad.

00:27:25.760 And it does seem like we must be working on

00:27:28.020 fixing even the port situation and the

00:27:32.660 supply chain problem.

00:27:33.520 There must be tons of people putting lots

00:27:34.920 of energy into that.

00:27:36.100 But let me go back to the 3D printing

00:27:38.180 leapfrog technology.

00:27:39.340 Here's a little business tip that

00:27:43.440 everybody experienced in business

00:27:45.060 understands.

00:27:46.360 But those of you who are not

00:27:47.340 experienced in business might be hearing

00:27:48.840 this like a novel concept for the first

00:27:51.380 time.

00:27:52.200 If you make a product and it's a big hit,

00:27:54.400 you're a private company, and everybody

00:27:56.260 loves your product and they're buying it

00:27:57.680 like crazy.

00:27:58.480 Let's say it's technology because that's

00:28:00.080 a better example.

00:28:01.360 It's a technology product.

00:28:02.480 It doesn't matter what it is.

00:28:03.880 What's the first thing you should do if

00:28:06.300 you have a really successful product and

00:28:08.220 people love it?

00:28:10.160 The first thing you should do if you are

00:28:11.760 that company is you should try to put

00:28:13.280 yourself out of business as fast as

00:28:14.980 possible.

00:28:16.740 And by that I mean making a new product

00:28:19.120 that's so good nobody would ever buy that

00:28:21.600 old product again.

00:28:23.040 It wouldn't make sense.

00:28:24.600 Because you have to do that or else

00:28:26.540 somebody else is going to build that

00:28:27.660 product.

00:28:28.960 Right?

00:28:29.400 You have to cannibalize your own product

00:28:31.800 in order to move ahead.

00:28:34.780 And everybody who is experienced, yeah

00:28:36.560 Apple is a perfect example, everybody

00:28:38.540 who's experienced in business knows this

00:28:40.240 to be true.

00:28:41.200 You have to cannibalize your own product

00:28:43.360 so somebody else doesn't do it for you.

00:28:45.420 It's the only way you can stay ahead.

00:28:47.800 Right?

00:28:48.160 Yeah, Amazon does that. 0.99

00:28:49.940 Basically everybody successful does that.

00:28:52.460 Now look at this situation where we moved

00:28:54.540 our manufacturing to China.

00:28:57.060 That looked exactly like this.

00:29:01.160 I don't know that it was planned in any

00:29:02.820 way but it's going to work out that way.

00:29:05.960 It's going to work out that we cannibalize

00:29:08.640 our own manufacturing in this country

00:29:10.400 and that that was important for us to get

00:29:13.560 to the new kind of manufacturing.

00:29:15.240 3D printing, robots, AI.

00:29:17.620 And we're going to be experts at those

00:29:19.300 three things and more while other countries

00:29:22.540 are trying to figure out what do you do

00:29:24.060 when all these manufacturing jobs go away.

00:29:27.060 So we did the play of the century

00:29:29.860 with bringing manufacturing to China

00:29:33.240 and then becoming the experts

00:29:35.080 at obsoleting that technology.

00:29:37.640 We won everything.

00:29:41.060 We won everything.

00:29:43.580 We just don't know it yet.

00:29:46.080 We won everything.

00:29:48.220 This is as hard as you could win.

00:29:50.680 We obsoleted our own industry

00:29:53.620 but after we gave it to China

00:29:55.740 and made them dependent on it.

00:29:57.180 You can't win harder than that.

00:29:58.860 Honestly.

00:29:59.740 That's as hard as you can win.

00:30:03.080 Now we'll say it depends on us

00:30:04.680 actually being able to do this 3D printing

00:30:06.720 and changing the supply chain

00:30:08.520 but I think that's within our ability.

00:30:10.560 One of the things I learned yesterday

00:30:11.940 is that our 3D printing capability

00:30:14.020 is way beyond

00:30:15.940 what the public understands.

00:30:19.980 We keep seeing things like

00:30:21.400 oh there's this 3D printed house

00:30:23.220 but it's just this big machine

00:30:25.120 that puts down concrete on the walls

00:30:27.140 and it's kind of cool

00:30:28.660 the first time you see it.

00:30:30.300 You go oh okay.

00:30:31.760 It's an automatic concrete machine

00:30:33.720 but you're calling it a 3D printer.

00:30:35.700 Okay.

00:30:36.100 But I'm not really that impressed

00:30:38.260 by an automatic concrete machine.

00:30:41.160 Do you know what impresses me?

00:30:43.060 Let me say it again.

00:30:45.520 They 3D printed

00:30:46.780 a helicopter rotor.

00:30:50.620 Are we done here?

00:30:52.620 They 3D printed

00:30:53.800 a helicopter rotor.

00:30:55.760 Metal.

00:30:57.120 And slapped it on and it works.

00:30:59.500 Wait.

00:30:59.840 I'm not done.

00:31:01.280 It didn't just work.

00:31:02.620 It was lighter, better

00:31:04.980 and faster and cheaper.

00:31:07.480 Lighter, better, faster, cheaper.

00:31:11.640 That's what kills China. 1.00

00:31:13.960 Because China can make stuff

00:31:15.480 that's maybe just as good

00:31:16.860 as 3D printing.

00:31:18.360 No.

00:31:19.020 They can't.

00:31:19.960 They can't make stuff

00:31:20.960 as good as 3D printing.

00:31:22.560 The regular manufacturing process

00:31:24.140 would not be close

00:31:25.220 to being able to

00:31:26.800 get the specific engineering.

00:31:29.860 And I guess I learned this yesterday.

00:31:31.200 This is what's different

00:31:33.140 about 3D printing

00:31:34.060 is that the software

00:31:35.740 has improved.

00:31:37.840 Not just the hardware

00:31:38.940 to print anything you want,

00:31:40.920 but the software

00:31:41.660 now knows how to print it.

00:31:43.420 That's the big change.

00:31:44.960 So, for example,

00:31:45.600 it would know

00:31:46.140 that a component

00:31:47.340 is going to have pressure

00:31:48.620 on one end of it.

00:31:50.560 Let's say there's going to be

00:31:51.360 more physical physics pressure

00:31:54.120 on one end of it.

00:31:55.000 You can just put that

00:31:55.740 into the machine.

00:31:57.180 Say, okay,

00:31:57.580 this side will have

00:31:58.360 more pressure.

00:31:58.920 And it will just build it

00:32:01.040 to be more solid

00:32:02.600 on one side.

00:32:04.500 That's just one example.

00:32:07.440 Stronger because you could do

00:32:08.600 a lattice situation

00:32:10.280 with less material.

00:32:11.900 Now, I think that's

00:32:13.040 the correct answer.

00:32:14.480 I'm being told

00:32:15.280 that it would be

00:32:15.920 all these things.

00:32:17.840 And I was just sort of

00:32:19.340 filling in from common sense,

00:32:21.060 which might be wrong,

00:32:21.760 that, let's say

00:32:24.420 if you're doing

00:32:24.860 an ordinary metal anything,

00:32:28.640 you would probably,

00:32:29.240 it would just be

00:32:29.820 a solid metal piece, right?

00:32:31.220 Because that's just

00:32:31.700 the easiest thing to do.

00:32:33.320 You put it in a mold,

00:32:35.020 you take it out,

00:32:35.660 it's just solid metal.

00:32:36.620 But if you were 3D printing it

00:32:38.180 at really fine detail,

00:32:40.580 couldn't you do

00:32:41.300 the walls of your device,

00:32:43.740 let's say a metal device,

00:32:45.080 couldn't you do it

00:32:45.620 with a little lattice work,

00:32:46.920 a little tiny lattice work,

00:32:48.600 that would use 10%

00:32:49.680 of the material

00:32:50.380 while being stronger?

00:32:52.740 Are there enough

00:32:53.520 engineers here?

00:32:54.540 I'm seeing yeses and true.

00:32:56.620 I think I see people

00:32:57.580 agreeing with me.

00:32:58.900 That you can make it

00:32:59.800 lighter, stronger, cheaper,

00:33:01.460 right?

00:33:02.240 That's all,

00:33:02.860 you can do all of it,

00:33:03.880 I believe.

00:33:04.920 I believe you can do

00:33:05.740 all of that.

00:33:07.740 All right.

00:33:08.440 That's why it's a big deal.

00:33:13.740 What is happening

00:33:17.040 in California?

00:33:17.800 I saw this Michael

00:33:20.260 Schellenberger tweet

00:33:21.360 and, boy,

00:33:22.520 would I hate to be running

00:33:23.440 for governor

00:33:24.140 against Michael Schellenberger.

00:33:26.120 So he's running

00:33:26.580 as an independent

00:33:27.320 in California.

00:33:28.520 But what,

00:33:29.100 as I've told you many times,

00:33:30.100 what he does differently

00:33:31.240 than anybody else,

00:33:32.220 a politician,

00:33:33.340 is he's written books

00:33:34.440 and done deep research

00:33:35.500 on the exact problems

00:33:37.260 that affect a lot of people,

00:33:39.720 but California especially.

00:33:41.420 Everything from

00:33:42.120 the addiction

00:33:43.720 and homelessness

00:33:44.440 to energy

00:33:46.280 to water,

00:33:47.540 like all those things

00:33:48.620 he became an expert on.

00:33:50.820 So who wants

00:33:51.860 to run against that?

00:33:53.860 I mean,

00:33:54.060 that's the strongest

00:33:54.820 candidate I've ever seen.

00:33:57.080 Let me say it again.

00:33:58.400 Schellenberger

00:33:58.880 is the strongest

00:33:59.800 political candidate

00:34:01.220 I've ever seen.

00:34:03.480 Now,

00:34:04.000 will he get enough attention

00:34:05.380 as an independent

00:34:06.760 in California?

00:34:08.800 That's a tough,

00:34:10.040 that's a tough road.

00:34:11.400 But I'll tell you

00:34:12.480 there's nobody

00:34:12.920 ever did it better

00:34:13.660 so far.

00:34:14.600 It's just ridiculous

00:34:15.380 how good it is.

00:34:16.680 And one of the things

00:34:17.260 he pointed out

00:34:17.900 is that my state,

00:34:20.400 California,

00:34:20.840 is being ravaged

00:34:21.500 by drought.

00:34:22.980 And Schellenberger

00:34:23.520 says that California,

00:34:27.360 under Governor Newsom,

00:34:29.080 has failed to build

00:34:30.340 a single water storage,

00:34:32.080 water recycling,

00:34:33.140 or desalinization project.

00:34:35.540 And I thought,

00:34:36.900 what?

00:34:38.640 It's literally

00:34:39.420 the biggest problem

00:34:40.180 in the state.

00:34:40.780 that we're going

00:34:41.640 to run out of water.

00:34:43.300 Are you telling me

00:34:44.000 that in his entire term

00:34:45.520 he hasn't done

00:34:46.680 a single thing

00:34:47.680 that would be useful?

00:34:49.300 Now,

00:34:49.740 I realize it takes years

00:34:50.680 to build these things,

00:34:51.540 but at least we should

00:34:52.420 be looking at something

00:34:53.240 that started.

00:34:54.700 You know,

00:34:54.860 we should be talking

00:34:55.640 about the dam

00:34:56.320 that's almost done

00:34:57.340 or nothing.

00:34:59.600 And I thought,

00:35:00.280 well,

00:35:00.400 what about the other stuff?

00:35:01.680 Well,

00:35:01.920 at least he's working

00:35:02.760 on the homeless

00:35:03.640 and the drug problem,

00:35:05.080 except he's doing

00:35:05.860 all the wrong things.

00:35:07.840 He's giving them

00:35:08.700 homes and drugs.

00:35:09.500 That's exactly

00:35:11.020 the wrong thing

00:35:11.620 you want to do.

00:35:12.480 You want to take them

00:35:13.240 and unfortunately

00:35:14.620 force them

00:35:15.280 into some kind

00:35:16.300 of treatment

00:35:16.740 because it's

00:35:17.600 a medical problem,

00:35:18.480 it's not a housing problem.

00:35:19.440 That's what

00:35:19.800 Schellenberger teaches us.

00:35:21.760 And

00:35:21.960 it does look to me

00:35:25.260 that on all

00:35:25.780 the big problems,

00:35:27.440 Newsom has either

00:35:28.640 done nothing

00:35:29.360 or what he did

00:35:30.780 was literally

00:35:31.240 the opposite

00:35:31.720 of what one should do,

00:35:33.160 according to anybody

00:35:34.300 who knows anything

00:35:34.980 about the topics.

00:35:39.080 Yeah,

00:35:39.540 they've had plenty

00:35:40.080 of time to do this stuff.

00:35:41.180 That is correct.

00:35:46.620 Let's talk about

00:35:47.360 the disinformation board

00:35:48.860 that Biden is...

00:35:50.920 There was something

00:35:52.140 that was bothering me

00:35:53.220 about the person

00:35:55.180 that they chose

00:35:55.900 for the head of it,

00:35:56.640 whose name I can't remember.

00:35:58.240 So there's a woman 0.99

00:35:59.120 who was chosen

00:35:59.660 to be the head

00:36:00.220 of the disinformation board

00:36:01.500 and we were seeing

00:36:02.420 a bunch of her videos

00:36:03.580 and stuff

00:36:04.240 and I was trying

00:36:05.400 to figure out

00:36:05.900 what is the word

00:36:07.020 that is capturing

00:36:09.020 how I'm feeling

00:36:10.100 about it.

00:36:11.960 And

00:36:12.240 it wasn't until

00:36:13.440 I saw a Glenn Greenwald

00:36:15.080 tweet

00:36:15.920 that she said

00:36:18.220 did they intentionally

00:36:19.780 pick the most ridiculous

00:36:20.920 person for the job?

00:36:22.340 Is it just a troll?

00:36:26.420 And I thought

00:36:27.240 there it is.

00:36:28.440 That was the word.

00:36:29.560 Ridiculous.

00:36:30.720 Ridiculous

00:36:31.200 was the word.

00:36:32.320 And that it's so ridiculous

00:36:33.600 it doesn't look serious.

00:36:35.340 To that point

00:36:36.140 I saw a tweet

00:36:36.980 from Dean Skorako.

00:36:40.380 I believe he's in Canada.

00:36:42.360 And he says

00:36:42.780 I don't really follow

00:36:44.000 American politics.

00:36:45.560 When I first saw this

00:36:46.660 meaning the video

00:36:47.400 of the head

00:36:48.140 of the disinformation board.

00:36:49.600 When I first saw this

00:36:50.620 I thought it was

00:36:51.480 an online prank

00:36:52.600 slash hoax thing.

00:36:54.200 Not kidding.

00:36:54.980 No, I know he's not kidding.

00:36:56.700 It looks like a prank.

00:36:58.760 It isn't

00:36:59.520 as far as I know.

00:37:01.200 But doesn't it look

00:37:02.620 exactly like one?

00:37:03.840 If you do something serious

00:37:05.240 especially something

00:37:06.920 important like this

00:37:07.860 and it looks like a prank

00:37:09.580 to somebody

00:37:10.200 who wasn't paying attention

00:37:11.280 well you did it wrong.

00:37:13.460 I think you did it wrong.

00:37:15.600 Alright.

00:37:18.920 Speaking of

00:37:19.880 disinformation

00:37:21.360 there are two kinds

00:37:23.380 roughly speaking.

00:37:24.820 One is the kind

00:37:25.580 that's just wrong information.

00:37:27.940 but the other

00:37:28.440 is diversion.

00:37:30.600 Diversion

00:37:31.040 is what keeps us

00:37:32.360 from seeing the truth

00:37:33.480 sometimes.

00:37:34.400 There are lots of things

00:37:35.140 that keep us

00:37:35.680 from doing that.

00:37:36.720 But we often get

00:37:37.500 diverted like a magician.

00:37:38.900 Makes you look over here

00:37:39.840 all the real tricks

00:37:40.560 over here.

00:37:41.300 So here are some

00:37:41.840 of the diversions

00:37:42.500 that are happening

00:37:42.920 right now.

00:37:45.080 Racism narratives

00:37:45.980 are a diversion

00:37:48.020 from understanding

00:37:48.940 that it's really

00:37:49.740 always about

00:37:50.220 rich versus poor.

00:37:51.160 But if the poor

00:37:53.040 knew that that was

00:37:53.880 what was going on

00:37:54.720 that it's just

00:37:55.240 rich versus poor

00:37:56.100 they could easily

00:37:57.380 organize under our system

00:37:58.740 because they have

00:37:59.920 free social media

00:38:00.820 everybody can vote.

00:38:02.620 They can just vote

00:38:03.420 themselves a bunch

00:38:04.040 of benefits.

00:38:05.220 But they don't

00:38:06.220 because they think

00:38:07.220 the problem is racism.

00:38:09.520 If the poor people

00:38:10.620 said oh the problem

00:38:11.340 is rich versus poor

00:38:12.300 let's go vote

00:38:13.560 ourselves some benefits.

00:38:15.160 But it'll never happen

00:38:16.280 because they're diverted

00:38:17.420 by racism.

00:38:21.160 Now we see

00:38:22.900 the disinformation boards

00:38:24.080 and the fact checkers

00:38:25.540 and the fake news

00:38:26.300 and everything.

00:38:27.220 And I feel like

00:38:27.740 what that's diverting

00:38:28.600 us from is understanding

00:38:29.960 that our own team

00:38:30.980 is lying to us also.

00:38:33.660 You know the other team

00:38:35.000 whoever you think

00:38:35.740 the other team is.

00:38:36.920 It doesn't matter

00:38:37.540 left or right.

00:38:38.600 Whoever you think

00:38:39.320 the other team is

00:38:40.120 you're sure they're lying.

00:38:41.820 You see lots of examples

00:38:42.860 but you're not so sure

00:38:43.880 about your team are you?

00:38:45.660 But your team's lying too.

00:38:47.880 And I think that

00:38:48.460 when you're talking

00:38:48.960 about fake news

00:38:49.800 and disinformation boards

00:38:51.080 both sides are then

00:38:53.440 encouraged to think

00:38:54.480 that their side is right

00:38:55.560 and the other side

00:38:56.720 is lying.

00:38:57.980 That's a diversion.

00:39:00.200 It's a diversion

00:39:01.100 from the fact

00:39:01.660 that both sides

00:39:02.700 are lying all the time.

00:39:04.380 It doesn't mean

00:39:04.800 they're wrong all the time.

00:39:06.540 I mean

00:39:06.740 somebody's going to be right

00:39:08.160 if they're two different sides.

00:39:10.240 But the purpose

00:39:11.560 of the teams

00:39:12.460 is to lie

00:39:13.120 and persuade.

00:39:13.940 that

00:39:14.760 that was a weird sound.

00:39:20.000 It was a tur- 1.00

00:39:20.620 There are turkeys

00:39:22.980 gobbling right outside my door.

00:39:24.540 We have lots of wild turkeys here.

00:39:27.280 I hope it's a turkey.

00:39:29.800 So then

00:39:30.520 here's another diversion.

00:39:33.500 The abortion narrative

00:39:34.800 is diverting us

00:39:35.600 from the

00:39:36.200 Democrat approval

00:39:38.120 levels

00:39:39.260 on the Democrat record

00:39:40.280 to Biden administration record.

00:39:41.640 everything is

00:39:43.200 everything is diversion.

00:39:50.000 I get it.

00:39:51.880 See the turkeys

00:39:53.140 are gobbling at me

00:39:54.100 because I forgot

00:39:55.740 to put Jonathan Turley

00:39:57.020 on my

00:39:57.760 disinformation board

00:39:58.880 and

00:40:00.180 and their turkeys

00:40:01.540 so they're using

00:40:03.260 the simulation

00:40:03.880 to remind

00:40:04.280 turkey

00:40:04.720 turkey

00:40:05.240 Turley

00:40:05.660 okay got it

00:40:07.100 put him on the

00:40:07.840 information board

00:40:08.500 disinformation board

00:40:09.780 got it

00:40:10.840 all right

00:40:13.440 I don't know

00:40:16.860 how many turkeys

00:40:17.520 there are out there

00:40:18.140 but I think

00:40:18.820 they're

00:40:19.180 I think they're

00:40:20.540 massing for an attack

00:40:21.680 that is a lot

00:40:24.060 of turkey noise

00:40:24.800 I may take

00:40:26.740 I might take

00:40:27.240 the locals

00:40:27.760 people over

00:40:28.700 to look at them

00:40:29.280 after we're done here

00:40:30.140 all right

00:40:31.400 this

00:40:33.960 all right

00:40:36.180 let's talk about

00:40:36.760 some new disinformation

00:40:38.240 did you see the news

00:40:41.320 on social media

00:40:43.080 that apparently

00:40:43.700 is fake news

00:40:44.520 that Pfizer

00:40:46.040 documents show

00:40:47.860 that the

00:40:48.940 vaccines were

00:40:50.580 never safe

00:40:51.160 for pregnancy

00:40:51.800 people were pregnant 0.96

00:40:53.580 or breastfeeding

00:40:54.280 did any of you

00:40:55.660 see that on social

00:40:56.780 media

00:40:57.080 some kind of a

00:40:58.440 document

00:40:58.940 that purported

00:40:59.900 to be a Pfizer

00:41:00.520 document

00:41:01.040 now it's fake news

00:41:02.480 but it would act

00:41:04.160 like the drug

00:41:05.600 was not tested

00:41:06.380 or wasn't safe

00:41:07.120 for pregnancy

00:41:07.640 and breastfeeding 0.92

00:41:08.220 how many of you

00:41:09.000 saw that

00:41:09.500 did you know

00:41:11.580 that that Pfizer

00:41:12.560 document

00:41:12.980 wasn't from

00:41:13.640 a Pfizer

00:41:14.100 document

00:41:15.200 so all of you

00:41:17.420 who believed

00:41:18.080 you saw a Pfizer

00:41:18.920 document

00:41:19.440 that says

00:41:20.720 they know

00:41:21.080 that vaccines

00:41:21.920 were not safe

00:41:22.560 during pregnancy

00:41:23.220 or breastfeeding

00:41:23.840 that was not

00:41:24.760 even a Pfizer

00:41:25.340 document

00:41:25.860 that was from

00:41:27.200 another entity

00:41:27.980 altogether

00:41:28.420 it was fake

00:41:30.200 news

00:41:30.540 and the other

00:41:32.160 entity

00:41:32.580 apparently has

00:41:34.160 updated their

00:41:34.960 opinion of it

00:41:35.760 so there's

00:41:37.000 actually nothing

00:41:37.500 there

00:41:37.760 there is no

00:41:38.940 information

00:41:39.460 about it being

00:41:41.860 safe or unsafe

00:41:42.600 during pregnancy

00:41:43.400 and breastfeeding 0.92

00:41:43.960 I added the

00:41:45.780 unsafe part

00:41:46.400 just because I'm

00:41:46.980 unaware of anything

00:41:47.700 so pretty much

00:41:50.860 all of the

00:41:51.540 ivermectin

00:41:52.340 stories

00:41:52.920 pretty much

00:41:54.000 all of the

00:41:54.400 vaccine

00:41:54.880 oh did you

00:41:55.640 know about

00:41:56.020 this data

00:41:56.420 story

00:41:56.620 they're pretty

00:41:57.060 much all

00:41:57.420 fake

00:41:57.760 you should

00:41:59.060 believe

00:41:59.400 anything

00:41:59.800 about vaccines

00:42:00.780 any study

00:42:01.560 about vaccines

00:42:02.320 and any study

00:42:03.020 about ivermectin

00:42:03.880 just assume

00:42:04.960 it's not

00:42:05.260 real

00:42:05.480 just assume

00:42:07.260 it's not

00:42:07.640 true

00:42:07.860 that should

00:42:08.840 be your

00:42:09.140 starting

00:42:09.740 assumption

00:42:10.160 if somebody

00:42:10.980 can convince

00:42:11.620 you it is

00:42:12.040 true

00:42:12.220 well good

00:42:12.920 for them

00:42:13.320 but you

00:42:14.360 shouldn't

00:42:14.600 start that

00:42:15.180 way

00:42:15.400 you should

00:42:16.360 start with

00:42:16.860 fake

00:42:17.180 and then

00:42:18.080 if somebody

00:42:18.620 can convince

00:42:19.180 you well

00:42:19.580 let's see

00:42:20.020 if they can

00:42:20.320 do it

00:42:21.140 I saw

00:42:25.420 this is

00:42:26.900 amazing

00:42:27.260 the head

00:42:29.020 of media

00:42:29.420 matters

00:42:29.780 was on

00:42:30.480 c-span

00:42:31.060 and was

00:42:32.060 asked by

00:42:32.480 a caller

00:42:32.980 about the

00:42:35.340 suspicious

00:42:35.780 nature of

00:42:36.920 hunter

00:42:37.140 biden

00:42:37.400 getting

00:42:37.680 half a

00:42:38.200 million

00:42:38.380 dollars

00:42:38.720 for his

00:42:39.060 paintings

00:42:39.420 and the

00:42:40.500 caller

00:42:40.720 asked

00:42:41.020 how can

00:42:41.320 we be

00:42:41.740 sure

00:42:42.080 that

00:42:43.220 hunter

00:42:43.500 biden

00:42:43.760 is not

00:42:44.100 selling

00:42:44.440 influence

00:42:45.100 as opposed

00:42:46.660 to selling

00:42:47.260 artwork

00:42:47.680 and the

00:42:49.240 head of

00:42:49.540 media

00:42:49.740 matters

00:42:50.220 angelo

00:42:52.380 carousine

00:42:54.420 i guess

00:42:55.960 said

00:42:57.680 quote

00:42:58.340 that there

00:42:59.260 there's

00:42:59.880 no reasonable

00:43:00.900 suspicion

00:43:01.460 behind it

00:43:02.240 in other

00:43:03.120 words

00:43:03.280 there's

00:43:03.520 no reasonable

00:43:04.160 suspicion

00:43:04.720 that hunter

00:43:05.360 biden

00:43:05.620 is selling

00:43:06.040 paintings

00:43:06.500 for what

00:43:06.960 seems to

00:43:07.460 be

00:43:07.600 outrageously

00:43:08.140 high

00:43:08.380 prices

00:43:08.760 because the

00:43:09.880 people buying

00:43:10.360 the paintings

00:43:10.800 are just in the

00:43:11.540 influence

00:43:12.040 buying game

00:43:13.200 there is no

00:43:14.900 reasonable suspicion

00:43:15.940 behind it

00:43:16.680 really

00:43:19.500 really

00:43:21.440 because to me

00:43:23.120 this is the

00:43:23.700 definition of

00:43:24.440 reasonable

00:43:24.880 suspicion

00:43:25.600 not proof

00:43:27.260 nobody's claiming

00:43:28.800 any proof

00:43:29.580 has anybody

00:43:30.840 said there's

00:43:31.360 proof

00:43:31.680 nobody

00:43:32.280 nobody

00:43:33.320 said there's

00:43:33.860 proof

00:43:34.220 everybody

00:43:35.840 everybody

00:43:37.420 thinks it's

00:43:38.120 something you

00:43:38.600 ought to look

00:43:38.980 at

00:43:39.340 a little

00:43:39.880 suspicious

00:43:40.360 but here's

00:43:41.660 what this

00:43:42.000 made me

00:43:42.360 think

00:43:42.620 i wondered

00:43:43.720 about the

00:43:44.640 biden

00:43:45.120 family

00:43:45.680 reunions

00:43:46.360 when you

00:43:47.500 know that

00:43:47.840 every single

00:43:48.520 thing that

00:43:48.940 hunter biden

00:43:49.460 does is

00:43:49.900 going to be

00:43:50.180 a problem

00:43:50.580 for the

00:43:50.900 rest of

00:43:51.180 the family

00:43:51.560 and then

00:43:52.840 hunter biden

00:43:53.380 says you

00:43:53.780 know i

00:43:55.000 went to

00:43:55.480 rehab

00:43:56.020 and i'm

00:43:57.780 getting off

00:43:58.280 getting off

00:43:58.840 the drugs

00:43:59.300 and you

00:44:00.320 can imagine

00:44:00.740 his family

00:44:01.300 and joe

00:44:01.760 biden and

00:44:02.280 jill and

00:44:02.640 everybody

00:44:03.160 saying oh

00:44:04.160 that is

00:44:04.480 great that

00:44:05.520 is the

00:44:05.780 best news

00:44:06.340 so you

00:44:07.520 know we're

00:44:07.960 used to you

00:44:08.480 doing only

00:44:09.080 the worst

00:44:09.540 possible thing

00:44:10.220 to embarrass

00:44:10.700 us but

00:44:11.740 thank goodness

00:44:12.520 thank goodness

00:44:13.960 you're getting

00:44:14.360 off the drugs

00:44:14.920 and and

00:44:15.820 then he

00:44:16.040 would say

00:44:16.280 and and

00:44:17.420 i'm not

00:44:18.340 going to do

00:44:18.680 any more

00:44:19.060 deals in

00:44:19.860 china and

00:44:21.540 then the rest

00:44:21.920 of the

00:44:22.100 biden

00:44:22.300 family goes

00:44:22.840 oh god i

00:44:24.840 thought you

00:44:25.160 were going to

00:44:25.460 keep doing

00:44:25.820 that because

00:44:26.320 that is so

00:44:26.960 embarrassing to

00:44:27.720 the rest of

00:44:28.140 us thank

00:44:28.620 goodness

00:44:29.040 you're not

00:44:29.920 going to be

00:44:30.200 doing the

00:44:30.520 drugs anymore

00:44:31.180 and you're

00:44:31.520 not going to

00:44:31.780 be dealing

00:44:32.220 deals with

00:44:33.040 china and

00:44:34.620 then hunter

00:44:35.000 says and

00:44:36.360 no more

00:44:37.380 deals with

00:44:38.000 ukraine i

00:44:38.860 mean wouldn't

00:44:39.360 be practical

00:44:39.920 at this point

00:44:40.420 but no more

00:44:41.160 deals with

00:44:41.500 ukraine and

00:44:42.300 then the

00:44:42.580 biden family

00:44:43.020 says thank

00:44:44.940 you thank

00:44:45.980 you finally

00:44:47.180 and then they

00:44:48.580 say so what

00:44:49.360 are you going

00:44:49.580 to do with

00:44:49.820 your free

00:44:50.100 time and

00:44:52.720 then hunter

00:44:53.180 biden the

00:44:53.680 black sheep of

00:44:54.200 the family

00:44:54.500 says oh

00:44:55.040 artwork i'm

00:44:55.980 going to go

00:44:56.260 into the art

00:44:56.700 business and

00:44:57.640 the family

00:44:57.940 says oh

00:44:58.440 finally finally

00:45:00.300 something that

00:45:01.240 will not

00:45:01.720 embarrass us

00:45:02.480 and then

00:45:03.500 hunter says

00:45:03.980 yeah i think

00:45:04.460 i could get

00:45:04.880 quite a bit

00:45:05.320 for these

00:45:05.640 paintings and

00:45:07.520 then the

00:45:07.840 hunter family

00:45:08.300 says that's

00:45:08.820 great well

00:45:10.260 you know i

00:45:11.060 we're really

00:45:12.160 happy for you

00:45:12.760 and you're a

00:45:13.540 pretty good

00:45:13.840 painter so

00:45:15.200 this looks like

00:45:15.740 this could be

00:45:16.160 pretty good

00:45:16.640 and then he

00:45:17.900 says yeah i'm

00:45:18.560 going to price

00:45:18.960 them at half a

00:45:19.740 million dollars a

00:45:20.440 piece or at

00:45:21.820 least one of

00:45:22.240 them and then

00:45:23.860 the biden

00:45:24.500 family says

00:45:25.180 what i went

00:45:27.880 for a minute

00:45:28.260 there we

00:45:28.600 thought you

00:45:28.960 said you

00:45:29.380 were going

00:45:29.600 to price

00:45:30.140 like one

00:45:30.740 painting for

00:45:31.260 half a

00:45:31.620 million dollars

00:45:32.180 and they

00:45:33.420 said yeah

00:45:33.980 i'm going to

00:45:34.720 price each

00:45:35.940 painting for

00:45:37.380 several hundred

00:45:37.940 thousand dollars

00:45:38.660 and then the

00:45:40.220 biden family

00:45:40.740 says okay we

00:45:42.980 didn't think we

00:45:43.480 heard you right

00:45:43.980 there it

00:45:45.480 almost sounded

00:45:46.140 like it

00:45:47.480 almost sounded

00:45:48.000 like you're

00:45:48.420 going to

00:45:48.600 paint a

00:45:48.940 painter and

00:45:49.540 sell try to

00:45:50.020 sell for half

00:45:50.720 a million

00:45:51.020 dollars you

00:45:52.120 didn't really

00:45:52.440 say that did

00:45:53.020 you and

00:45:53.980 they said

00:45:54.360 yeah and

00:45:56.160 then the

00:45:56.500 entire biden

00:45:57.040 says are 1.00

00:45:58.720 you serious

00:45:59.840 you can't do

00:46:01.280 anything that

00:46:03.200 doesn't look

00:46:03.680 like a scheme

00:46:04.380 there of all

00:46:06.360 the things you

00:46:06.980 could do in

00:46:07.480 the whole world

00:46:08.500 of all the

00:46:10.160 sports you

00:46:10.880 could do of

00:46:12.040 all the

00:46:12.340 businesses you

00:46:13.060 could be in

00:46:13.500 all the things

00:46:14.300 you could invest

00:46:14.940 in the classes

00:46:15.620 you could take

00:46:16.200 the skills you

00:46:17.060 could learn all

00:46:18.040 the things in

00:46:18.740 the world you

00:46:19.260 could do you

00:46:21.000 have to find the

00:46:21.640 one thing that

00:46:22.180 would embarrass us

00:46:23.000 and he does

00:46:25.320 I feel as if

00:46:26.560 Joe Biden is

00:46:27.500 living in a

00:46:28.080 simulation and

00:46:29.520 his theme is

00:46:31.180 that Hunter

00:46:32.820 won't stop

00:46:33.420 embarrassing him

00:46:34.160 in public and

00:46:35.380 there's just

00:46:35.660 nothing he can

00:46:36.200 do about it

00:46:36.700 it'll just go

00:46:37.200 from one thing

00:46:37.840 to another

00:46:38.200 thing to

00:46:38.600 another thing

00:46:39.120 it looks

00:46:40.260 almost intentional

00:46:41.820 doesn't it

00:46:43.420 I mean it's

00:46:44.320 hard to imagine

00:46:44.980 that one person

00:46:46.520 could do thing

00:46:47.800 after thing

00:46:48.360 after thing

00:46:48.960 that just makes

00:46:50.360 his father look

00:46:51.000 bad who even

00:46:52.060 does that

00:46:52.620 like most

00:46:53.920 most people

00:46:54.620 can make their

00:46:55.120 parents look

00:46:55.620 bad if they

00:46:56.060 try

00:46:56.400 let's say you

00:46:57.540 get you know

00:46:58.100 drunk driving

00:46:58.760 arrest

00:46:59.160 well it makes

00:47:00.200 your parents

00:47:00.560 look bad

00:47:01.000 indirectly sort

00:47:01.940 of a little

00:47:02.640 bit

00:47:02.880 but we also

00:47:04.980 do other

00:47:05.560 things

00:47:06.100 most of us

00:47:07.780 like I've

00:47:08.860 probably done

00:47:09.340 some things

00:47:09.820 that would

00:47:10.120 have made

00:47:10.400 my parents

00:47:11.000 embarrassed

00:47:11.540 okay I can

00:47:13.500 think of one

00:47:13.920 in particular

00:47:14.420 I'll give you

00:47:15.960 an example

00:47:16.380 when I was

00:47:20.200 very new

00:47:20.840 to media

00:47:22.180 and I had

00:47:23.080 not been

00:47:23.440 media trained

00:47:24.160 I was asked

00:47:25.360 by Bon Appetit

00:47:27.180 magazine

00:47:27.640 a magazine

00:47:28.240 about food

00:47:28.860 to do a

00:47:30.480 little special

00:47:30.940 thing in the

00:47:31.960 back where

00:47:32.460 they'd have

00:47:32.780 some celebrity

00:47:33.420 talking about

00:47:34.080 their favorite

00:47:34.520 restaurant or

00:47:35.040 something

00:47:35.260 so I agreed

00:47:36.280 to do it

00:47:36.740 and then they

00:47:37.300 interviewed me

00:47:38.020 and I made

00:47:38.940 this joke

00:47:39.560 I said that

00:47:41.260 my mother was

00:47:41.960 the second

00:47:42.480 worst cook

00:47:43.280 in the world

00:47:43.880 after her

00:47:46.660 mother

00:47:46.940 now

00:47:48.360 that's something

00:47:50.040 that we kind

00:47:50.660 of said in

00:47:51.120 the family

00:47:51.540 it was like

00:47:51.980 a family

00:47:52.340 joke

00:47:52.740 it was also

00:47:53.700 true

00:47:54.900 it was true 0.69

00:47:56.560 my mother

00:47:58.240 was the

00:47:58.680 inspiration

00:47:59.160 for Dilbert's

00:48:00.100 mother

00:48:00.320 who had a

00:48:02.080 cooking show

00:48:02.640 called

00:48:02.940 cooking with

00:48:03.580 salt

00:48:03.880 it was just

00:48:05.520 salt

00:48:05.820 basically

00:48:07.260 would you like

00:48:08.260 it seasoned

00:48:08.760 about salt

00:48:10.460 that'll work

00:48:12.080 yeah salt

00:48:12.820 was great

00:48:13.220 I love salt

00:48:13.860 but I

00:48:16.320 made this

00:48:16.760 comment to

00:48:17.380 the author

00:48:19.300 of Bon Appetit

00:48:20.360 magazine

00:48:20.700 and I said

00:48:21.300 to myself

00:48:21.760 my mother's

00:48:24.120 never going to

00:48:24.560 read Bon Appetit

00:48:25.380 magazine

00:48:25.880 am I right

00:48:26.840 the one thing

00:48:28.160 I don't have

00:48:28.580 to worry about

00:48:29.160 is I knew

00:48:30.380 for sure

00:48:30.900 that my mother

00:48:32.240 living in a

00:48:32.780 little country

00:48:33.720 mountain place

00:48:34.700 she definitely 0.92

00:48:35.820 was not reading

00:48:36.560 Bon Appetit

00:48:37.280 magazine

00:48:37.680 and certainly

00:48:38.540 not reading

00:48:39.020 it cover to

00:48:39.560 cover to get

00:48:40.080 to the last

00:48:40.540 page

00:48:40.860 that's how

00:48:42.560 stupid I was

00:48:43.480 if you

00:48:45.000 could even

00:48:45.380 imagine

00:48:45.800 that level

00:48:47.100 of media

00:48:47.720 stupidity

00:48:48.420 yep

00:48:48.880 yep

00:48:49.440 it took

00:48:50.580 approximately

00:48:51.380 10 seconds

00:48:52.860 from the

00:48:53.980 publication

00:48:54.440 of that

00:48:54.840 article

00:48:55.220 for one

00:48:56.260 of my

00:48:56.600 mother's

00:48:57.280 fucking

00:48:57.880 friends

00:48:58.360 to mail

00:48:58.800 it to

00:48:59.040 her

00:48:59.180 and say

00:49:00.360 I hope

00:49:01.300 you've seen

00:49:01.660 this

00:49:02.080 that's right

00:49:03.780 that's what

00:49:04.260 friends are

00:49:04.660 for

00:49:04.980 that's what

00:49:06.180 friends are

00:49:06.640 for

00:49:06.920 so have

00:49:08.260 I ever

00:49:08.640 embarrassed

00:49:09.120 my parents

00:49:09.800 oh yeah

00:49:10.740 yes I

00:49:12.960 have

00:49:13.340 yes I

00:49:14.460 have

00:49:14.700 as a

00:49:14.940 matter

00:49:15.120 of fact

00:49:15.480 but

00:49:16.240 the

00:49:16.960 difference

00:49:17.320 between

00:49:17.680 me

00:49:18.060 and

00:49:18.540 Hunter

00:49:19.080 Biden

00:49:19.440 is that

00:49:21.060 I still

00:49:21.400 sometimes

00:49:21.900 do things

00:49:22.380 that don't

00:49:22.760 embarrass

00:49:23.060 people

00:49:23.420 sometimes

00:49:24.980 I mean

00:49:25.760 not all

00:49:26.100 the time

00:49:26.460 but I

00:49:27.140 sometimes

00:49:27.680 go into

00:49:28.140 a business

00:49:28.640 enterprise

00:49:29.640 that

00:49:30.100 if it

00:49:30.840 worked

00:49:31.060 it would

00:49:31.280 just

00:49:31.400 make

00:49:31.600 everybody

00:49:31.900 happy

00:49:32.240 it

00:49:33.080 wouldn't

00:49:33.300 make

00:49:33.500 anybody

00:49:33.840 embarrassed

00:49:34.300 like

00:49:35.240 how is it

00:49:35.700 that Hunter

00:49:36.040 can't find

00:49:36.500 anything

00:49:37.220 anything

00:49:38.180 in that

00:49:38.520 domain

00:49:38.880 of don't

00:49:39.400 embarrass

00:49:39.700 your parents

00:49:40.140 nothing

00:49:40.480 there's not

00:49:41.280 a single

00:49:41.720 thing he

00:49:42.100 can do

00:49:42.360 that doesn't

00:49:42.820 embarrass

00:49:43.140 his parents

00:49:43.640 what's up

00:49:44.660 with that

00:49:45.240 was your dad

00:49:48.300 a piece

00:49:48.820 of

00:49:49.060 you know

00:49:49.760 both of

00:49:51.820 my parents

00:49:52.200 are deceased

00:49:53.280 have you read

00:49:58.720 Hunter's

00:49:59.140 autobiography

00:49:59.880 I haven't

00:50:00.600 all right

00:50:02.640 so there's

00:50:03.560 no reasonable

00:50:04.180 suspicion

00:50:04.760 there's anything

00:50:05.380 going on

00:50:05.900 there

00:50:06.100 all right

00:50:09.580 I believe

00:50:09.980 we've

00:50:10.340 talked about

00:50:12.720 it all

00:50:13.000 except that

00:50:13.580 this minister

00:50:14.240 of truth

00:50:14.800 started out

00:50:16.420 with some

00:50:17.180 fake news

00:50:17.700 I think

00:50:18.240 so this

00:50:20.140 minister of

00:50:20.680 truth

00:50:20.920 woman 0.99

00:50:21.460 the head

00:50:21.720 of it

00:50:21.920 said

00:50:22.240 that it's

00:50:23.200 not

00:50:23.420 conservatives

00:50:24.060 it's not

00:50:24.580 just conservatives

00:50:25.320 who are being

00:50:25.880 silenced on

00:50:26.520 social media

00:50:27.160 as the

00:50:28.140 conservatives

00:50:28.600 believe

00:50:29.100 but that

00:50:30.220 there are

00:50:30.940 many studies

00:50:31.940 many studies

00:50:32.860 I'm not going

00:50:33.800 to mention

00:50:34.080 them

00:50:34.360 because there

00:50:34.840 are many

00:50:35.060 of them

00:50:35.680 oh you

00:50:36.500 want to

00:50:36.780 link to

00:50:37.120 the study

00:50:37.500 I'm not

00:50:37.840 going to

00:50:37.960 give you

00:50:38.160 a link

00:50:38.420 to the

00:50:38.640 study

00:50:38.820 there are

00:50:39.000 many studies

00:50:39.560 many many

00:50:40.220 many studies

00:50:40.800 and these

00:50:41.420 studies show

00:50:41.920 that some

00:50:42.420 liberals are

00:50:42.980 also being

00:50:43.400 censored

00:50:43.780 so the

00:50:45.180 idea that

00:50:45.720 censorship is

00:50:46.520 sort of

00:50:46.840 working against

00:50:47.680 conservatives

00:50:48.820 has been

00:50:50.000 debunked and

00:50:50.640 debunked by

00:50:51.140 the many many

00:50:51.660 studies of

00:50:52.260 which I will

00:50:52.680 not link

00:50:53.120 and will

00:50:53.380 not mention

00:50:53.840 many many

00:50:54.800 of them

00:50:55.160 and those

00:50:57.780 studies show

00:50:58.340 that liberals

00:51:00.100 are censored

00:51:01.440 too

00:51:01.680 now

00:51:04.060 did you

00:51:05.700 catch the

00:51:06.320 trick

00:51:06.660 did you

00:51:08.420 catch the

00:51:08.880 trick that

00:51:09.300 she used

00:51:09.940 and then I

00:51:11.220 used it

00:51:12.300 as well

00:51:12.640 tell me if

00:51:15.180 these two

00:51:15.580 things are

00:51:15.980 opposites

00:51:16.580 most of

00:51:19.260 the

00:51:19.540 most of

00:51:20.660 the

00:51:20.980 media

00:51:22.640 suppression

00:51:23.180 is against

00:51:23.920 conservatives

00:51:24.580 but there

00:51:25.860 have been

00:51:26.120 studies that

00:51:26.760 show that

00:51:27.400 liberals also

00:51:28.720 have been

00:51:29.700 censored

00:51:30.160 are those

00:51:32.100 opposites

00:51:32.640 does one

00:51:33.660 debunk the

00:51:34.260 other

00:51:34.500 no

00:51:35.860 but she

00:51:36.660 presented

00:51:37.140 them like

00:51:37.540 they do

00:51:38.000 in other

00:51:39.240 words

00:51:39.600 she literally

00:51:40.960 and I

00:51:43.360 don't think

00:51:43.760 this is

00:51:44.240 delving into

00:51:45.380 personal

00:51:45.960 opinion

00:51:46.360 I don't

00:51:47.800 think this

00:51:48.220 is a

00:51:48.540 subjective

00:51:48.980 statement

00:51:49.560 the head

00:51:51.560 of disinformation

00:51:52.340 tried to

00:51:53.700 tell us

00:51:54.140 that these

00:51:55.100 studies would

00:51:55.740 show that

00:51:56.160 there was

00:51:56.420 the same

00:51:56.840 amount

00:51:57.320 no she

00:51:58.520 didn't say

00:51:58.940 it

00:51:59.140 this was

00:51:59.540 the clever

00:51:59.900 part

00:52:00.240 she simply

00:52:01.280 said that

00:52:01.700 the studies

00:52:02.200 show that

00:52:02.920 liberals

00:52:04.240 also get

00:52:05.160 banned

00:52:05.540 I'll bet

00:52:06.760 that's true

00:52:07.300 I'll bet

00:52:08.260 there's at

00:52:08.640 least one

00:52:09.060 case of

00:52:09.460 that

00:52:09.680 two would

00:52:10.820 be plenty

00:52:11.260 if there

00:52:12.180 were ever

00:52:12.660 two people

00:52:13.480 in the

00:52:13.820 history of

00:52:14.340 banning

00:52:14.760 and they

00:52:15.620 were liberal

00:52:16.100 and they

00:52:16.880 got banned

00:52:17.400 then her

00:52:18.080 statement is

00:52:18.560 right

00:52:18.840 the studies

00:52:19.580 have shown

00:52:20.000 that people

00:52:20.580 on the

00:52:20.840 left also

00:52:21.460 get banned

00:52:22.040 it would

00:52:23.160 just take

00:52:23.620 one or

00:52:23.900 two

00:52:24.100 does she

00:52:25.200 mention

00:52:25.480 how many

00:52:25.980 no

00:52:27.400 does she

00:52:28.200 compare the

00:52:28.740 rate of

00:52:29.460 conservatives

00:52:30.560 being banned

00:52:31.740 or suppressed

00:52:32.700 to the rate

00:52:33.720 of the other

00:52:34.760 side

00:52:35.020 no

00:52:35.520 and wasn't

00:52:36.680 that the

00:52:37.000 only question

00:52:37.560 that was

00:52:38.660 the only

00:52:39.080 question

00:52:39.520 the only

00:52:40.620 question

00:52:40.940 was how

00:52:41.300 much

00:52:41.720 conservative

00:52:44.300 versus liberal

00:52:45.040 and she

00:52:46.020 answered it

00:52:46.500 with an

00:52:46.780 absolute

00:52:47.220 instead of

00:52:47.880 a how

00:52:48.080 much

00:52:48.440 oh they

00:52:49.360 both have

00:52:49.880 a little

00:52:50.960 problem

00:52:51.280 there

00:52:51.520 that is

00:52:53.160 intellectually

00:52:53.840 fucking

00:52:55.220 dishonest

00:52:55.940 it is

00:52:57.680 disinformation

00:52:58.780 by design

00:52:59.840 that is

00:53:01.480 clearly

00:53:01.940 designed

00:53:02.540 as

00:53:02.840 disinformation

00:53:03.520 her

00:53:04.320 statement

00:53:04.740 could not

00:53:05.360 have been

00:53:05.740 more

00:53:06.080 clear

00:53:06.580 to

00:53:07.580 mislead

00:53:08.120 it was

00:53:09.300 intended

00:53:09.740 to

00:53:10.020 mislead

00:53:10.520 and it

00:53:10.900 did

00:53:11.120 now

00:53:13.500 when

00:53:14.700 Greenwald

00:53:15.580 asked

00:53:15.960 did they

00:53:16.420 intentionally

00:53:16.860 pick the

00:53:17.300 most ridiculous

00:53:17.960 person for

00:53:18.620 the job

00:53:19.000 it's

00:53:19.540 not

00:53:19.740 just

00:53:20.100 the way

00:53:20.460 she

00:53:20.660 looks

00:53:21.100 because

00:53:22.140 she

00:53:22.260 has

00:53:22.440 a

00:53:22.660 theatrical

00:53:23.240 mannerism

00:53:24.120 which

00:53:24.940 would

00:53:25.140 probably

00:53:25.400 work

00:53:25.640 great

00:53:25.920 in a lot

00:53:26.340 of

00:53:26.500 contexts

00:53:27.060 but not

00:53:28.300 this one

00:53:28.760 not this

00:53:30.960 one

00:53:31.180 this is

00:53:32.000 the only

00:53:32.500 job

00:53:33.020 you don't

00:53:33.840 want

00:53:34.040 somebody

00:53:34.380 exactly

00:53:34.920 like

00:53:35.260 that

00:53:35.600 if

00:53:37.020 if you

00:53:37.140 put

00:53:37.340 her

00:53:37.580 in

00:53:37.960 lots

00:53:38.800 of

00:53:38.920 different

00:53:39.140 jobs

00:53:39.540 I

00:53:40.080 mean

00:53:40.200 you

00:53:40.360 come

00:53:40.900 up

00:53:41.060 with

00:53:41.160 a

00:53:41.300 dozen

00:53:41.540 right

00:53:41.740 off

00:53:41.860 the

00:53:41.960 top

00:53:42.120 of

00:53:42.200 your

00:53:42.260 head

00:53:42.480 where

00:53:43.440 her

00:53:43.880 personality

00:53:44.380 would

00:53:44.620 be

00:53:44.760 perfect

00:53:45.260 like

00:53:45.820 you know

00:53:46.080 big

00:53:46.320 personality

00:53:46.880 she's

00:53:47.940 not

00:53:48.140 shy

00:53:48.400 of the

00:53:48.640 camera

00:53:48.980 you

00:53:50.420 can

00:53:50.600 think

00:53:50.760 of

00:53:50.880 all

00:53:51.060 kinds

00:53:51.500 of

00:53:51.640 jobs

00:53:51.920 she'd 0.61

00:53:52.160 be

00:53:52.280 perfect

00:53:52.620 for

00:53:52.920 but

00:53:53.580 not

00:53:53.820 this

00:53:54.100 one

00:53:54.360 you

00:53:54.980 don't

00:53:55.120 want

00:53:55.320 somebody

00:53:55.580 who

00:53:55.740 looks

00:53:56.100 like

00:53:56.340 she's

00:53:56.600 acting

00:53:57.000 to be

00:53:58.200 your

00:53:58.380 disinformation

00:53:59.100 czar

00:53:59.580 that's

00:54:01.040 the

00:54:01.180 opposite

00:54:01.560 of

00:54:01.780 what

00:54:01.900 you

00:54:02.040 want

00:54:02.360 all

00:54:05.280 right

00:54:05.480 that

00:54:07.620 ladies 0.99

00:54:07.900 and

00:54:08.120 gentlemen

00:54:08.400 is

00:54:09.660 everything

00:54:09.980 I

00:54:10.140 want

00:54:10.320 to

00:54:10.440 talk

00:54:10.640 about

00:54:10.860 I

00:54:11.700 believe

00:54:12.020 I

00:54:12.280 have

00:54:12.480 helped

00:54:13.660 you

00:54:13.800 all

00:54:14.000 to

00:54:14.140 a

00:54:14.260 better

00:54:14.380 life

00:54:14.720 if

00:54:15.540 you

00:54:15.620 haven't

00:54:15.840 read

00:54:16.100 loser

00:54:16.400 think

00:54:16.720 my

00:54:17.500 book

00:54:17.820 right

00:54:18.820 up

00:54:18.980 there

00:54:19.160 you

00:54:19.980 really

00:54:20.180 should

00:54:20.440 because

00:54:20.960 it

00:54:21.260 is

00:54:21.440 the

00:54:21.620 answer

00:54:21.980 to

00:54:22.300 disinformation

00:54:23.000 or at

00:54:23.340 least

00:54:23.480 it's

00:54:23.620 one

00:54:23.800 of

00:54:23.920 them

00:54:24.300 so

00:54:24.900 if

00:54:25.300 you

00:54:25.420 were

00:54:25.540 to

00:54:25.640 read

00:54:25.960 that

00:54:26.120 book

00:54:26.320 it

00:54:26.440 would

00:54:26.540 tell

00:54:26.700 you

00:54:26.880 how

00:54:27.120 to

00:54:27.360 spot

00:54:27.920 fake

00:54:28.580 news

00:54:28.940 with

00:54:29.200 very

00:54:29.440 practical

00:54:29.940 specific

00:54:30.640 things

00:54:31.260 to look

00:54:31.600 for

00:54:31.800 and

00:54:32.840 once

00:54:33.120 you

00:54:33.240 have

00:54:33.380 that

00:54:33.560 toolbox

00:54:34.040 you

00:54:34.880 say

00:54:35.040 oh

00:54:35.380 it's

00:54:35.560 one

00:54:35.720 of

00:54:35.800 those

00:54:36.200 and

00:54:37.400 then

00:54:37.540 you

00:54:37.680 can

00:54:37.820 spot

00:54:38.100 it

00:54:38.220 easily

00:54:38.480 I'll

00:54:39.200 give

00:54:39.320 you

00:54:39.400 one

00:54:39.560 example

00:54:39.940 if

00:54:41.740 you

00:54:41.860 see

00:54:42.060 news

00:54:42.400 that's

00:54:42.680 too

00:54:42.920 incredible

00:54:43.520 to

00:54:43.800 believe

00:54:44.220 it's

00:54:45.860 because

00:54:46.100 it's

00:54:46.320 almost

00:54:46.640 certainly

00:54:46.980 not

00:54:47.220 true

00:54:47.480 the

00:54:48.760 news

00:54:49.060 that

00:54:49.260 makes

00:54:49.460 our

00:54:49.620 hair

00:54:49.800 catch

00:54:50.080 on

00:54:50.200 fire

00:54:50.400 and

00:54:50.520 go

00:54:50.640 oh

00:54:50.880 I

00:54:51.040 can't

00:54:51.260 believe

00:54:51.440 that

00:54:51.640 happened

00:54:51.960 it

00:54:52.960 didn't

00:54:53.160 happen

00:54:53.440 95%

00:54:55.280 of

00:54:55.420 the

00:54:55.460 time

00:54:55.660 sometimes

00:54:56.420 yes

00:54:56.880 weird

00:54:57.260 things

00:54:57.560 do

00:54:57.820 happen

00:54:58.220 that's

00:54:58.540 a real

00:54:58.760 thing

00:54:59.000 but

00:54:59.460 when you

00:54:59.720 see

00:54:59.860 the

00:55:00.020 news

00:55:00.300 that

00:55:00.540 let's

00:55:01.600 say

00:55:01.720 the

00:55:01.860 news

00:55:02.180 that

00:55:02.500 the

00:55:03.700 Russians

00:55:04.460 were

00:55:05.040 paying

00:55:05.500 the

00:55:05.840 bounty

00:55:07.640 for

00:55:08.020 American

00:55:08.400 dead

00:55:08.940 in

00:55:09.100 Afghanistan

00:55:09.580 or

00:55:09.820 something

00:55:09.920 like that

00:55:10.180 that would

00:55:10.860 be

00:55:11.060 such a

00:55:11.700 shocking

00:55:12.040 story

00:55:12.500 that's

00:55:13.780 probably

00:55:14.040 not

00:55:14.280 true

00:55:14.560 and

00:55:15.600 sure

00:55:15.780 enough

00:55:15.980 there's

00:55:16.200 no

00:55:16.360 confirmation

00:55:16.840 be a

00:55:23.720 turkey

00:55:24.020 volume

00:55:24.420 guessing

00:55:24.800 man

00:55:25.220 six

00:55:26.380 like

00:55:30.460 the

00:55:30.660 supreme

00:55:30.940 court

00:55:31.180 made

00:55:31.400 abortion

00:55:31.800 illegal

00:55:32.220 yeah

00:55:32.540 so

00:55:34.500 did

00:55:34.940 you

00:55:35.100 know

00:55:35.380 that

00:55:35.880 most

00:55:36.120 abortions

00:55:36.640 are

00:55:36.880 performed

00:55:38.520 with

00:55:38.820 just

00:55:39.020 a

00:55:39.200 pill

00:55:39.400 how

00:55:40.420 many

00:55:40.580 of

00:55:40.680 you

00:55:40.760 knew

00:55:40.920 that

00:55:41.120 that's

00:55:41.360 something

00:55:41.540 I

00:55:41.700 learned

00:55:41.880 from

00:55:42.140 Dr.

00:55:42.660 Drew

00:55:42.780 and

00:55:44.200 I

00:55:44.320 think

00:55:44.500 Dr.

00:55:45.300 Drew

00:55:45.520 had

00:55:45.920 an

00:55:46.200 interview

00:55:46.780 with

00:55:47.280 Bill

00:55:47.500 Maher

00:55:47.860 and

00:55:48.800 then

00:55:49.040 immediately

00:55:49.640 after

00:55:50.000 Dr.

00:55:50.460 Drew

00:55:50.660 met

00:55:51.060 with

00:55:51.260 Bill

00:55:51.500 Maher

00:55:51.860 Bill

00:55:52.780 Maher

00:55:53.120 said

00:55:53.500 he

00:55:53.700 learned

00:55:54.020 a lot

00:55:54.280 about

00:55:54.620 abortion

00:55:55.400 and

00:55:55.980 one

00:55:56.140 of

00:55:56.260 the

00:55:56.280 things

00:55:56.460 he

00:55:56.580 learned

00:55:56.800 is

00:55:56.960 literally

00:55:57.640 the

00:55:57.920 same

00:55:58.080 thing

00:55:58.280 that

00:55:58.440 Dr.

00:55:58.760 Drew

00:55:58.860 told

00:55:59.140 me

00:55:59.340 when

00:55:59.520 I

00:55:59.640 was

00:55:59.780 on

00:56:00.120 Dr.

00:56:00.520 Drew's

00:56:00.740 show

00:56:00.920 just

00:56:01.220 the

00:56:01.360 other

00:56:01.480 day

00:56:01.760 he

00:56:02.840 told

00:56:03.060 me

00:56:03.260 that

00:56:03.560 the

00:56:04.240 vast

00:56:04.660 majority

00:56:05.040 of

00:56:05.240 abortions

00:56:05.740 are

00:56:05.880 just

00:56:06.040 a

00:56:06.200 pill

00:56:06.440 I

00:56:09.200 didn't

00:56:09.680 know

00:56:09.840 that

00:56:10.200 did

00:56:11.040 you

00:56:11.160 know

00:56:11.320 that

00:56:11.600 well

00:56:18.500 I guess

00:56:19.080 there's

00:56:20.580 a

00:56:20.840 technical

00:56:21.400 definition

00:56:22.000 of what

00:56:22.380 an

00:56:22.520 abortion

00:56:22.840 is

00:56:23.180 so

00:56:24.460 if

00:56:24.960 there

00:56:25.420 was

00:56:25.580 anything

00:56:25.900 that

00:56:26.120 was

00:56:26.260 going

00:56:26.420 to

00:56:26.600 take

00:56:27.260 hold

00:56:27.560 to

00:56:27.760 use

00:56:27.940 non

00:56:28.240 scientific

00:56:28.620 terms

00:56:29.040 if

00:56:29.560 anything

00:56:29.880 was

00:56:30.200 in

00:56:30.920 the

00:56:31.100 process

00:56:31.480 of

00:56:31.980 becoming

00:56:32.440 a

00:56:32.860 life

00:56:33.220 and

00:56:34.080 it

00:56:34.300 stopped

00:56:34.820 it

00:56:34.960 from

00:56:35.120 happening

00:56:35.460 I'm

00:56:36.620 going

00:56:36.720 to

00:56:36.800 call

00:56:36.960 that

00:56:37.140 an

00:56:37.300 abortion

00:56:37.600 you

00:56:38.760 can

00:56:39.180 word

00:56:40.400 play

00:56:40.720 it

00:56:40.840 all

00:56:40.940 you

00:56:41.080 want

00:56:41.320 but

00:56:41.580 yeah

00:56:43.300 we

00:56:43.460 talked

00:56:43.680 about

00:56:43.840 the

00:56:43.960 horse

00:56:44.180 dewormer

00:56:44.680 thing

00:56:44.940 that's

00:56:45.920 just

00:56:46.060 such

00:56:46.300 a

00:56:46.440 big

00:56:46.700 simulation

00:56:47.420 coincidence

00:56:48.060 all

00:56:52.200 right

00:56:52.360 and

00:56:53.360 then

00:56:53.520 2,000

00:56:54.080 mules

00:56:54.560 I

00:56:54.800 haven't

00:56:55.120 seen

00:56:55.480 yet

00:56:55.800 but

00:56:56.320 I

00:56:56.680 plan

00:56:57.260 to

00:56:57.540 as

00:56:58.300 soon

00:56:58.420 as

00:56:58.520 I

00:56:58.620 find

00:56:58.900 it

00:56:59.040 somewhere

00:56:59.400 if

00:57:00.860 anybody

00:57:01.120 has

00:57:01.340 a

00:57:01.500 link

00:57:01.700 to

00:57:01.880 somewhere

00:57:02.080 I

00:57:02.220 can

00:57:02.340 actually

00:57:02.840 see

00:57:03.180 the

00:57:03.460 actual

00:57:04.100 video

00:57:04.480 2,000

00:57:05.000 mules

00:57:05.260 will you

00:57:05.540 send

00:57:05.740 it

00:57:05.840 to me

00:57:06.020 on

00:57:06.160 Twitter

00:57:06.360 because

00:57:07.380 people

00:57:07.620 keep

00:57:07.840 telling

00:57:08.100 me

00:57:08.260 where

00:57:08.400 it

00:57:08.520 is

00:57:08.700 but

00:57:08.940 I

00:57:09.740 can't

00:57:09.980 find

00:57:10.160 it

00:57:10.380 or

00:57:11.740 I

00:57:11.840 can't

00:57:12.040 find

00:57:12.200 it

00:57:12.320 in

00:57:12.360 a

00:57:12.440 way

00:57:12.540 that

00:57:12.680 plays

00:57:12.980 I

00:57:13.140 found

00:57:13.360 it

00:57:13.500 on

00:57:13.620 Rumble

00:57:13.900 and it

00:57:14.240 didn't

00:57:14.460 play

00:57:14.740 I

00:57:14.940 don't

00:57:15.040 know

00:57:15.200 why

00:57:15.360 oh

00:57:17.320 have

00:57:17.500 you

00:57:17.580 mentioned

00:57:17.860 ultra

00:57:18.260 mega

00:57:18.640 yeah

00:57:19.020 thank

00:57:19.740 you

00:57:19.960 I

00:57:20.420 should

00:57:20.580 have

00:57:20.660 mentioned

00:57:20.880 that

00:57:21.080 so

00:57:21.660 as

00:57:22.020 you

00:57:22.140 know

00:57:22.320 now

00:57:22.600 Biden

00:57:23.560 is

00:57:23.760 going

00:57:23.960 with

00:57:24.180 this

00:57:24.380 ultra

00:57:24.840 mega

00:57:25.380 extremist

00:57:26.740 messaging

00:57:27.580 so

00:57:29.040 once

00:57:29.520 again

00:57:29.880 when

00:57:30.980 they

00:57:31.120 don't

00:57:31.380 have

00:57:31.560 an

00:57:31.700 argument

00:57:32.040 they

00:57:32.900 have

00:57:33.100 to

00:57:33.200 go

00:57:33.320 for

00:57:33.480 personality

00:57:34.120 that's

00:57:35.760 what

00:57:35.880 they're

00:57:36.020 doing

00:57:36.220 so

00:57:36.820 it's

00:57:37.180 just

00:57:37.340 another

00:57:37.680 you know

00:57:39.280 it's

00:57:41.700 just

00:57:41.900 a

00:57:42.120 typical

00:57:42.440 democrat

00:57:42.960 approach

00:57:43.580 to

00:57:44.480 attack

00:57:45.000 the

00:57:45.380 people

00:57:45.680 in

00:57:45.980 the

00:57:46.120 United

00:57:46.360 States

00:57:46.820 like

00:57:47.320 entire

00:57:47.960 categories

00:57:49.160 of

00:57:49.520 people

00:57:49.780 and

00:57:50.800 just

00:57:51.040 dismissing

00:57:51.880 them

00:57:52.120 but

00:57:53.540 I

00:57:53.700 don't

00:57:53.820 think

00:57:54.000 it's

00:57:54.120 working

00:57:54.500 that

00:57:55.240 ultra

00:57:55.680 mega

00:57:56.120 thing

00:57:56.460 doesn't

00:57:57.220 seem

00:57:57.420 to

00:57:57.540 be

00:57:57.680 working

00:57:58.000 and

00:58:01.580 they're

00:58:01.720 also

00:58:01.880 bringing

00:58:02.120 back

00:58:02.360 dark

00:58:02.780 it's

00:58:03.580 dark

00:58:03.880 it's

00:58:04.180 dark

00:58:04.380 so

00:58:05.040 the

00:58:05.480 democrats

00:58:05.960 have

00:58:06.260 not

00:58:07.520 essentially

00:58:07.980 they

00:58:08.300 have

00:58:08.660 given

00:58:08.980 up

00:58:09.280 I

00:58:09.640 was

00:58:09.740 going

00:58:09.860 to

00:58:09.940 say

00:58:10.120 this

00:58:10.360 seems

00:58:11.220 subjective

00:58:11.760 but

00:58:12.580 I

00:58:12.680 think

00:58:12.840 we

00:58:12.980 can

00:58:13.100 say

00:58:13.240 it

00:58:13.360 objectively

00:58:13.900 can't

00:58:14.240 we

00:58:14.400 would

00:58:15.240 it

00:58:15.320 be

00:58:15.440 fair

00:58:15.640 to

00:58:15.780 say

00:58:15.960 just

00:58:16.240 objectively

00:58:16.780 if

00:58:17.880 you

00:58:18.160 take

00:58:18.400 your

00:58:18.540 bias

00:58:18.880 out of

00:58:19.160 it

00:58:19.280 for

00:58:19.460 a

00:58:19.560 second

00:58:19.780 to

00:58:20.000 the

00:58:20.200 degree

00:58:20.880 we

00:58:21.060 can

00:58:21.200 do

00:58:21.360 that

00:58:21.640 doesn't

00:58:22.760 it

00:58:22.860 look

00:58:22.980 like

00:58:23.160 the

00:58:23.300 democrats

00:58:23.660 gave

00:58:24.020 up

00:58:24.300 and

00:58:28.000 win

00:58:28.220 based

00:58:28.580 on

00:58:28.780 personality

00:58:29.320 problems

00:58:29.860 and

00:58:30.060 fake

00:58:30.280 news

00:58:30.700 it

00:58:31.440 doesn't

00:58:31.900 look

00:58:32.080 like

00:58:32.280 they're

00:58:32.480 trying

00:58:33.100 to

00:58:33.260 win

00:58:33.420 on

00:58:33.560 content

00:58:34.040 the

00:58:35.040 republicans

00:58:35.640 are

00:58:35.760 still

00:58:36.020 definitely

00:58:36.520 trying

00:58:36.800 to

00:58:36.920 win

00:58:37.060 on

00:58:37.200 content

00:58:37.660 because

00:58:39.000 they

00:58:39.260 have

00:58:39.380 the

00:58:39.480 strongest

00:58:39.760 case

00:58:40.100 in

00:58:40.220 the

00:58:40.320 world

00:58:40.560 well

00:58:41.560 this

00:58:41.720 worked

00:58:42.020 when

00:58:42.200 Trump

00:58:42.460 was

00:58:42.640 president

00:58:43.040 such

00:58:44.520 as

00:58:44.680 the

00:58:44.820 border

00:58:45.100 just

00:58:45.940 do

00:58:46.120 that

00:58:46.320 again

00:58:46.600 do

00:58:47.960 whatever

00:58:48.220 he

00:58:48.400 was

00:58:48.540 doing

00:58:48.740 it

00:58:48.860 must

00:58:49.020 have

00:58:49.120 been

00:58:49.220 working

00:58:49.540 so

00:58:50.560 they

00:58:50.740 have

00:58:50.860 a

00:58:50.960 pretty

00:58:51.140 strong

00:58:51.480 argument

00:58:51.820 of

00:58:52.320 practical

00:58:52.960 solutions

00:58:53.680 hire

00:58:58.000 stop

00:58:58.880 letting

00:58:59.120 people

00:58:59.380 out

00:58:59.520 of

00:58:59.620 jail

00:58:59.820 how

00:59:00.560 about

00:59:00.720 that

00:59:01.040 right

00:59:01.540 so

00:59:01.940 they're

00:59:02.080 very

00:59:02.260 practical

00:59:02.720 solutions

00:59:04.020 even if

00:59:04.540 you

00:59:04.740 prefer

00:59:05.180 them

00:59:05.520 not

00:59:06.340 to

00:59:06.480 be

00:59:06.580 the

00:59:06.720 solution

00:59:07.020 but

00:59:08.240 the

00:59:08.440 democrats

00:59:08.880 have

00:59:09.080 just

00:59:09.320 given

00:59:09.580 up

00:59:09.900 they're

00:59:10.720 not

00:59:11.060 asking

00:59:11.440 for

00:59:11.660 anything

00:59:11.940 that's

00:59:12.240 real

00:59:12.520 at

00:59:13.280 this

00:59:13.480 point

00:59:13.760 it

00:59:14.600 feels

00:59:14.800 like

00:59:14.980 it's

00:59:15.120 just

00:59:15.300 personality

00:59:15.820 and

00:59:16.140 fear

00:59:16.480 and

00:59:16.820 all

00:59:17.440 that

00:59:17.620 stuff

00:59:17.860 all

00:59:23.380 right

00:59:23.580 I've

00:59:26.180 yeah

00:59:26.380 ultra

00:59:26.760 dark

00:59:27.160 omega

00:59:27.680 mega

00:59:28.100 the

00:59:29.040 ultra

00:59:29.960 dark

00:59:30.320 mega

00:59:30.700 all

00:59:34.780 right

00:59:35.100 virtual

00:59:36.980 premiere

00:59:37.820 for

00:59:38.180 what

00:59:38.520 oh

00:59:42.020 the

00:59:42.140 virtual

00:59:42.460 premiere

00:59:43.160 not

00:59:43.920 from

00:59:44.040 the

00:59:44.140 movie

00:59:44.380 have

00:59:46.100 you

00:59:46.200 considered

00:59:46.540 that

00:59:46.760 they

00:59:46.880 made

00:59:47.040 the

00:59:47.180 disinformation

00:59:47.700 position

00:59:48.200 look

00:59:48.460 ridiculous

00:59:49.040 on

00:59:49.300 purpose

00:59:49.740 so

00:59:51.020 that

00:59:51.200 people

00:59:51.440 won't

00:59:51.680 see

00:59:51.900 it

00:59:52.040 as

00:59:52.200 a

00:59:52.340 legitimate

00:59:52.680 threat

00:59:53.100 to

00:59:53.280 their

00:59:53.420 freedom

00:59:53.720 I

00:59:54.380 don't

00:59:54.540 think

00:59:54.780 so

00:59:55.080 that

00:59:55.980 that

00:59:56.240 goes

00:59:56.480 into

00:59:56.740 the

00:59:56.980 too

00:59:57.300 clever

00:59:57.620 category

00:59:58.200 like

00:59:59.200 I

00:59:59.680 will

00:59:59.880 certainly

01:00:00.200 suspect

01:00:00.640 people

01:00:01.000 of

01:00:01.220 all

01:00:01.420 kinds

01:00:01.760 of

01:00:02.060 bad

01:00:03.060 behavior

01:00:03.500 but

01:00:04.620 when it

01:00:04.880 gets to

01:00:05.180 be

01:00:05.380 that

01:00:05.900 clever

01:00:06.300 I

01:00:06.680 think

01:00:06.880 that's

01:00:07.980 a

01:00:08.160 little

01:00:08.340 too

01:00:08.600 clever

01:00:09.020 bad

01:00:12.760 band

01:00:13.580 bad

01:00:15.260 bad

01:00:15.400 video

01:00:15.460 scott

01:00:16.240 what's

01:00:16.800 that

01:00:16.920 mean

01:00:17.160 alright

01:00:20.900 did I

01:00:22.260 watch

01:00:22.460 Amber

01:00:22.720 Turd's

01:00:23.200 performance

01:00:23.660 yesterday

01:00:24.100 I watched

01:00:24.640 only some

01:00:25.040 clips

01:00:25.420 she

01:00:26.080 obviously

01:00:26.600 seemed

01:00:26.940 to be

01:00:27.180 acting

01:00:27.540 it

01:00:28.040 didn't

01:00:28.240 look

01:00:28.440 real

01:00:28.980 at

01:00:29.120 all

01:00:29.340 so

01:00:30.500 I

01:00:30.720 can't

01:00:31.080 wait

01:00:31.200 to

01:00:31.320 see

01:00:31.460 what

01:00:31.660 happens

01:00:32.220 with

01:00:32.420 that

01:00:32.660 my pick for the Kentucky Derby

01:00:36.420 I think it's going to be some kind of a horse

01:00:37.980 probably wins that

01:00:39.460 thoughts on the managerial class

01:00:44.020 that's what the entire Dilbert comic is about

01:00:46.660 he's waiting for the cross-examination

01:00:56.340 why was Roe vs. Wade

01:01:01.820 never codified into law

01:01:03.140 there weren't enough votes

01:01:04.120 that's why

01:01:05.160 that's why

01:01:07.540 see one of the reasons why you don't want

01:01:10.440 Congress to codify into law

01:01:13.040 is because

01:01:14.540 is because you want the states to do it

01:01:19.260 don't you?

01:01:20.960 like why would you piss off half of the states 0.76

01:01:23.300 when all the states

01:01:24.500 all the states can have what the states want

01:01:26.280 by a majority

01:01:27.120 if you can give every state what they want

01:01:29.440 by a majority within their state

01:01:31.700 why would you make a national law

01:01:33.920 that would thwart 50% of the states

01:01:37.000 that's the opposite of our system

01:01:39.340 our system is that you want the states

01:01:41.540 to have as much control

01:01:42.640 over the things that make sense

01:01:44.760 for them to control

01:01:45.620 and you want that

01:01:46.880 you want the states to have no control

01:01:48.680 over things that doesn't make sense

01:01:50.560 for them to control

01:01:51.220 such as national defense

01:01:52.860 right

01:01:53.780 you don't want them controlling that

01:01:54.980 but when it comes down to like

01:01:56.500 what happens to an individual

01:01:57.820 making a really tough life and death decision

01:02:00.000 you want to boil that down

01:02:01.780 right as close to the individual

01:02:03.540 as you can get it

01:02:04.620 you know down to the doctor

01:02:06.240 and the person

01:02:07.040 if the state's as close as you can get

01:02:09.580 then I'll take it

01:02:10.300 but the people who want the federal government

01:02:14.160 to do it

01:02:14.660 want to thwart the will

01:02:16.040 of the people

01:02:17.840 in the state that they don't live in

01:02:20.460 in many cases

01:02:21.600 that doesn't seem right

01:02:23.700 oh I can see it on the local site

01:02:29.560 so Dinesh has a site on locals

01:02:31.700 and if you're a subscriber

01:02:33.080 you can see it there

01:02:33.840 I don't know if he's

01:02:36.060 he's got a subscription locked or not

01:02:38.720 you can unlock things on locals

01:02:40.920 so

01:02:41.720 can somebody tell me

01:02:43.120 is it locked or unlocked on locals

01:02:45.000 the 2000 mules

01:02:46.860 somebody will tell me in a second

01:02:49.180 locked or unlocked

01:02:51.780 yeah it's hard to google

01:02:54.200 try googling it

01:02:55.460 it's locked

01:02:56.420 okay

01:02:56.700 so you'd have to be a subscriber

01:02:57.860 somebody says it's free

01:03:00.760 but other people say it's locked

01:03:02.040 oh you can't access it

01:03:04.540 until 8pm tonight

01:03:05.660 okay

01:03:06.000 so

01:03:06.840 there's a little ambiguity of it

01:03:08.540 but I'll tell you

01:03:09.800 that Dinesh is doing a great job

01:03:11.380 of marketing

01:03:11.900 could not be a better time

01:03:13.940 and a better content

01:03:14.800 and

01:03:15.180 you know he's got

01:03:16.280 he's got just the right amount

01:03:17.500 of censorship

01:03:18.060 to give him some

01:03:19.980 audience

01:03:20.860 Dinesh is locked down

01:03:23.760 on Twitter still

01:03:24.420 somebody says

01:03:25.540 you can buy it at

01:03:28.720 salem.com at noon

01:03:30.220 what is salem.com

01:03:32.360 I don't know what that is

01:03:33.360 alright

01:03:35.080 that's all for now

01:03:36.280 I will go talk to you

01:03:37.500 tomorrow

01:03:38.300 tomorrow

01:03:47.260 later

01:03:48.360 you

01:03:49.200 you

01:03:51.620 you

01:03:52.400 you

01:03:54.500 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 07, 2022

Episode 1736 Scott Adams： All The Disinformation, Including The Disinformation Board

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