Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1779 Scott Adams： Joe Biden Falls Off His Bike And Proves We Live In A Simulation

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to, well, this will be just about the best day of your

00:00:10.560 life, not only by coincidence is it Father's Day, but Juneteenth, yeah, and it's Pride

00:00:17.720 Month, and if you think all of those things need to fight with each other, you're right.

00:00:23.580 I think they should all fight it out to decide who is the top holiday for the month.

00:00:28.840 But, if we'd like to take it to another level, and I think you do, I think you do, because

00:00:34.660 you're the kind of people who do that, not settling for less, you want more, and if you

00:00:40.340 want more, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice, a stein, a canteen

00:00:43.780 jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind, fill it with your favorite liquid, I like coffee.

00:00:51.700 Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that

00:00:56.400 makes everything better, it's for Pride Month, Father's Day, Juneteenth, June, end of school,

00:01:02.640 you name it, summer, it's all here.

00:01:05.300 Go.

00:01:05.500 So, you know, the most mind-blowing thing about the Juneteenth celebration, it's so weird

00:01:23.360 to think about it, that after the Emancipation Proclamation, so once slavery had ended in the

00:01:31.340 United States, the slaves themselves didn't know it, so they just kept doing what they

00:01:37.700 were doing.

00:01:38.660 So, it took a long time, because it was, you know, pre-internet, obviously, it took a long

00:01:44.440 time for the slaves to even know that slavery had ended, and so I guess June 19th is when

00:01:50.600 we're going to celebrate when the slaves found out.

00:01:54.340 So, the sort of interesting historical fact, that you could not be a slave and not know

00:02:05.200 it, of all the things to not know, that would be right at the top of the things you wish you

00:02:11.840 knew.

00:02:13.020 Wait a minute, are you saying I'm not a slave?

00:02:18.080 Yes.

00:02:19.320 How long has that been true?

00:02:20.940 Oh, here's the embarrassing part.

00:02:24.100 It's been over a year now.

00:02:26.360 What?

00:02:27.480 Yeah, for over a year, you weren't really a slave, but we decided not to tell you.

00:02:33.220 What?

00:02:34.220 Yeah, we just decided not to tell you, and I figured you'd act like a slave, and I'd act

00:02:39.840 like a slave owner, and we'd just have a good year, and we wouldn't worry about it.

00:02:44.600 What?

00:02:46.400 And then, of course, the slave owner would be killed immediately.

00:02:50.940 So, I would like to say Happy Father's Day to the Internet Fathers, as others have said

00:02:56.740 to me today.

00:02:58.400 I do believe that the gap in fatherhood is starting to be filled by people who are just

00:03:06.660 sort of uber-dads, you know, dads to everybody.

00:03:11.320 The dad of choice.

00:03:12.500 I guess I'd call it that, the father of choice, because you get your biological father, but

00:03:20.440 then you also get to choose who's your role model, so you can choose a father of choice.

00:03:26.560 And I wish there were some way to better organize it so that people who needed a mentor could get

00:03:31.100 them.

00:03:31.220 Now, I have a weird situation in my life, which is because I write books that give advice on

00:03:41.380 how to live your life and how to have a better life.

00:03:44.180 But people often thank me for, actually, often, as in literally every day, people say I've

00:03:53.460 changed their life with some advice or not.

00:03:56.660 So, in honor of Father's Day, in the comments, have I improved any of your lives?

00:04:05.160 So, is there anything I've said or anything you've read in my books that made your life

00:04:11.020 better in a significant way, not in a, oh, I spend some time laughing at some stuff way?

00:04:18.960 And look at the comments going by.

00:04:21.580 So, if you're new to the live stream, look at the comments going by.

00:04:26.580 And, you know, even if people are a little hyperbolic and there may be some of them saw

00:04:33.340 more benefit than really there was, just look at the answers.

00:04:38.160 And I think what this does is it reinforces the model that there are a lot of people I've

00:04:46.100 made rich, and if more people followed me, one assumes more of them would get rich.

00:04:53.760 I was trying to calculate the other day how many people have made over a million dollars

00:04:58.880 because of me specifically.

00:05:01.120 You know, there are people I gave advice who used it to success and became millionaires.

00:05:09.060 And there are quite a few of them, actually.

00:05:12.100 And I started counting them up and I thought, holy cow, I've actually made a lot of millionaires.

00:05:19.000 Now, other people don't take my advice.

00:05:21.820 They don't do as well.

00:05:23.560 And there is definitely a correlation.

00:05:25.340 The ones who took my advice pretty consistently did well.

00:05:30.600 I don't know how many exceptions there were, but...

00:05:34.160 Am I planting seeds for a price increase on locals?

00:05:38.580 Now, if I changed my pricing on locals, it would be changing it lower.

00:05:44.220 Because I prefer the audience over the revenue.

00:05:48.240 I mean, I wouldn't want to make a ton of revenue with an audience of three people.

00:05:53.400 Because that's all you could change.

00:05:55.240 Three people.

00:05:56.340 I'm kind of in it for the impact.

00:05:59.160 That's what gets me off at this point.

00:06:02.480 So to speak.

00:06:04.220 Well, the big story of the day is that Joe Biden fell off his bicycle.

00:06:07.940 Let me test your meme awareness.

00:06:11.140 How many of you have seen the video of Joe Biden falling on his bicycle?

00:06:17.240 Now, I'm going to say maybe some contrarian things about this.

00:06:23.380 So the story, of course, is poor Joe Biden.

00:06:26.920 He's so incompetent, he can't even ride a bicycle.

00:06:30.700 But I'm not sure that's what I saw.

00:06:33.980 I have to admit, in a weird way, it worked in his favor.

00:06:36.800 Because here's what I saw.

00:06:39.920 I saw a guy that normally would be way too old to be riding a bike, riding a bike.

00:06:46.020 So the first test he passed, which is he rode a bike.

00:06:50.160 Secondly, the specific way that he fell over on the bike is pretty common.

00:06:56.420 Can you back me on this, bike riders?

00:06:59.640 The way he fell, because his foot got stuck in the clip there,

00:07:03.800 it was very common.

00:07:05.840 In fact, most people who have those clips have taken that fall.

00:07:11.260 You know, that very exact fall, if you have those clips.

00:07:15.240 Yeah, you see in the comments, people say, yep, I did it, I did it, I did it.

00:07:18.400 So, and other people commented that, you know, you saw his, he was wearing shorts, you saw his legs,

00:07:27.400 and you could see his arms, because he had short-sleeved shirts, and stuff.

00:07:30.320 And I'm going to have to compliment him, you know, if I'm being objective, and I've said this before,

00:07:37.580 but this is another opportunity to bring it up.

00:07:39.460 Whatever you want to say about Joe Biden, and I say plenty, he's a good role model for fitness.

00:07:50.480 Can we agree on that?

00:07:51.760 No matter how much you dislike his politics, if you do, can you agree with me on that?

00:07:58.440 That for fitness and diet, he's actually a pretty good role model, which I actually appreciate,

00:08:05.020 and I think it's important.

00:08:05.820 And his muscle tone and his fitness do look pretty good for his age.

00:08:13.840 You know, I worry about his mental state.

00:08:16.040 That's another situation.

00:08:17.420 But fitness, I'm going to give him the A-plus for Father's Day.

00:08:21.420 And, well, predictably, all of the memes popped out that are kind of brilliant.

00:08:27.720 Have you seen the ones that's, you know, Trump hits a golf ball,

00:08:30.480 and then the golf ball knocks Biden off the bike,

00:08:33.520 or Trump throws a, you know, a MAGA hat like a Frisbee and knocks him off his bike?

00:08:40.240 Those never get old, do they?

00:08:42.320 They never get old.

00:08:44.220 It works every time.

00:08:48.220 All right.

00:08:50.420 Has anybody tried to fly lately?

00:08:54.280 Have you noticed that flying is a complete mess?

00:08:57.560 You know, flights are getting canceled, and, you know, it's just a mess.

00:09:01.640 You know, I've been saying for a long time that the only industry that gets worse every year

00:09:06.820 is the airline industry.

00:09:09.860 Everything else gets better.

00:09:12.320 If you look back 30 years at anything, at anything,

00:09:17.600 today's would be better.

00:09:19.360 Better cars, better phones, better everything.

00:09:24.860 Except airline flight.

00:09:26.880 Airline flight is the only thing that got worse.

00:09:28.740 Now, of course, there are some, you know, better elements of it.

00:09:33.020 You know, they probably have better, you know, energy maintenance.

00:09:37.700 But you, as a customer, don't really feel that too much.

00:09:41.040 Your user experience just kept getting worse.

00:09:44.280 You know, you had to wait longer to get on.

00:09:46.180 You had to be searched more.

00:09:49.100 Prices went up.

00:09:51.520 Okay, I'll give you that the prices are cheaper in a lot of context.

00:09:55.560 So I will give you that.

00:09:56.500 Okay.

00:09:58.740 So even Pete Buttigieg's flight got canceled yesterday,

00:10:03.580 and he's complaining and saying that,

00:10:05.520 he's saying they want to force the airlines to hire more employees.

00:10:11.220 To which I say, how do you do that?

00:10:15.400 Are these airliners, are these airline companies,

00:10:20.080 companies that don't know that they need enough employees?

00:10:23.360 Do you need the government to tell them how many employees to hire?

00:10:27.420 And do you think that if they knew they needed employees,

00:10:30.500 do you think they weren't trying to hire them already?

00:10:33.780 What in the world can the government do

00:10:35.680 to make a private company hire more people?

00:10:38.600 I can only think of one thing.

00:10:41.160 You know, unless...

00:10:42.240 No, I can only think of one thing.

00:10:44.140 I can literally only think of one thing.

00:10:45.920 And it's not raise pay.

00:10:52.300 It's hire less qualified people.

00:10:55.100 Am I right?

00:10:56.680 The only way you could do it quickly

00:10:58.580 is to hire people that you wouldn't have hired before.

00:11:02.240 Because it's not as if zero people are applying for jobs.

00:11:06.640 I guess.

00:11:08.240 I mean, I'm not, like, that close to the front lines.

00:11:11.180 But I assume every single job opening gets applicants.

00:11:14.820 Right?

00:11:16.220 Am I wrong about that?

00:11:18.100 Is there any job opening of a big company?

00:11:21.720 Is there any big company that has a job opening

00:11:23.820 and nobody applies?

00:11:25.640 I don't think that's a situation.

00:11:27.460 I think they're only underqualified,

00:11:30.220 so they can't hire anybody, right?

00:11:32.020 So how are airlines going to make up for the shortfall

00:11:35.180 if the government forces them to hire more people?

00:11:38.820 Which is what Buttigieg is talking about.

00:11:42.160 Not so good.

00:11:44.060 Not so good.

00:11:45.880 Now, if you say that raising the pay

00:11:49.580 will fix the problem,

00:11:52.460 what do you think is the pay

00:11:53.800 for a commercial airline pilot

00:11:55.600 operating at the highest level?

00:11:58.540 Does anybody...

00:11:59.100 Don't Google it.

00:12:00.360 Just guess.

00:12:01.680 What is the highest end,

00:12:03.080 the highest end,

00:12:04.320 not the mid lane,

00:12:05.240 not the average,

00:12:06.580 the highest end

00:12:07.640 for a top,

00:12:09.380 let's say,

00:12:09.700 a captain working for a top airline,

00:12:12.220 let's say, United?

00:12:15.060 It's closer to a million dollars.

00:12:18.320 It's closer to a million dollars a year

00:12:21.040 to be an experienced airline captain

00:12:24.000 for a major carrier

00:12:25.640 with bonuses and everything else.

00:12:29.160 You start out at six figures.

00:12:35.180 Now, coincidentally,

00:12:37.000 you want to hear about timing?

00:12:38.160 You know how timing is everything?

00:12:40.700 And most of your,

00:12:43.720 I guess your life outcomes

00:12:46.220 have to do with these weird little timing things

00:12:49.320 that you had nothing to do with.

00:12:50.780 You just were in the right place

00:12:52.940 or the wrong place

00:12:53.940 at the right or wrong time.

00:12:56.720 My ex-wife, Christina,

00:12:59.940 just this week

00:13:01.180 got her commercial airline pilot license.

00:13:05.480 So sometime soon,

00:13:07.120 you might be on a commercial airline

00:13:09.020 in the United States,

00:13:10.540 and you'll hear the captain talking to you,

00:13:12.940 and it'll be Christina.

00:13:15.120 Now, talk about good timing.

00:13:16.920 I mean, she was interested in aviation,

00:13:20.840 but at the same time,

00:13:22.380 we were getting a divorce.

00:13:24.160 She goes into the line of work

00:13:27.080 that is probably the best place

00:13:30.520 you could possibly be.

00:13:32.240 The best place you could possibly be

00:13:34.800 at exactly the right time.

00:13:37.460 So you should all congratulate her.

00:13:41.840 Getting your commercial pilot's license

00:13:43.820 license is no easy thing.

00:13:46.120 It's not an easy thing.

00:13:47.900 By the way,

00:13:48.560 do you know how you learn

00:13:49.500 to fly a big commercial aircraft?

00:13:54.120 So you can get your commercial airline license

00:13:56.560 without knowing how to fly a commercial jet.

00:14:01.020 So the simulator will give you a little,

00:14:03.980 but it's pretty much an on-the-job training.

00:14:07.160 So you pretty much have to just fly

00:14:09.240 with somebody who knows how to fly

00:14:10.720 for a long time.

00:14:11.660 The simulators will give you a little,

00:14:14.140 but they won't really teach you how to do it.

00:14:16.680 You learn it by doing it

00:14:17.780 and by being hired by a company

00:14:19.800 that will teach you.

00:14:21.560 So that's our situation.

00:14:24.580 If there's anybody out there

00:14:25.840 saying to themselves,

00:14:27.760 hey, I'm young enough

00:14:29.160 to do a complete change of careers,

00:14:33.040 it's expensive,

00:14:36.060 and that's part of the reason

00:14:38.340 there aren't enough.

00:14:39.340 Learning to fly is pretty expensive.

00:14:42.100 It's like going to college.

00:14:43.920 It's very expensive.

00:14:45.220 But once you get there,

00:14:46.200 then the airlines will train you

00:14:47.620 for the rest of the way.

00:14:51.720 My friends,

00:14:52.720 with 20 years of United senior pilot,

00:14:54.580 $400,000 is about to cap

00:14:56.280 with major airlines.

00:14:57.780 Now, if you do a Google search on that,

00:14:59.680 you'll find out

00:15:00.280 that that news is old.

00:15:03.060 And I think the cap

00:15:03.920 might be the salary only,

00:15:05.480 as opposed to bonuses

00:15:07.540 and retirements

00:15:08.960 and stuff like that.

00:15:09.600 So what I'm doing

00:15:10.520 is adding up

00:15:11.320 the total compensation.

00:15:14.860 Can you fly upside down?

00:15:16.680 Yes, you can.

00:15:17.700 People think you can't.

00:15:19.260 They think the Bernoulli effect

00:15:20.580 will make you not able

00:15:21.640 to fly upside down.

00:15:23.040 But the Bernoulli effect

00:15:24.220 on wings

00:15:24.700 is actually a hoax.

00:15:27.340 How many of you knew that?

00:15:29.580 How many of you knew

00:15:30.580 that the way you were taught

00:15:32.580 of why a wing

00:15:34.820 creates lift

00:15:36.920 is the Bernoulli effect,

00:15:39.460 meaning that the shape

00:15:40.640 of the wing

00:15:41.060 causes the air

00:15:42.200 over the top of the wing

00:15:43.380 to have to move

00:15:44.640 a further distance,

00:15:45.740 which makes it

00:15:46.380 a lighter air pressure,

00:15:49.760 which means that

00:15:50.400 the higher air pressure

00:15:51.620 below the wing

00:15:52.340 will lift the wing.

00:15:54.200 And for years,

00:15:55.200 we learned

00:15:56.500 that's why a wing

00:15:57.380 gives you lift.

00:15:59.560 Until somebody made a wing

00:16:00.860 that didn't have

00:16:01.640 a different top

00:16:02.900 and a bottom,

00:16:04.260 do you know what happened?

00:16:05.620 When somebody made an airplane

00:16:07.040 where the top of the wing

00:16:07.960 and the bottom of the wing

00:16:08.720 were just flat?

00:16:11.000 It flew just like normal.

00:16:14.300 Just like normal.

00:16:15.680 It turns out

00:16:16.100 the Bernoulli effect

00:16:16.900 wasn't anything.

00:16:18.340 It turns out

00:16:19.020 that if you take

00:16:19.620 a big flat object

00:16:20.700 and you move it rapidly

00:16:22.540 against,

00:16:23.540 oh, I don't know,

00:16:24.460 water, air,

00:16:27.100 any kind of gas,

00:16:29.180 that it'll act the same.

00:16:30.440 It'll lift.

00:16:31.980 All it has to do

00:16:32.840 is have something

00:16:33.360 pressing against it

00:16:34.340 and it'll lift.

00:16:35.820 If you just turn the wing

00:16:37.660 a little bit bent

00:16:39.100 and force it against the air,

00:16:41.560 it'll lift.

00:16:42.220 That's it.

00:16:43.180 You don't need

00:16:43.740 any Bernoulli effect for it.

00:16:45.920 So that's why airplanes

00:16:47.220 can fly upside down.

00:16:48.420 It doesn't matter.

00:16:51.740 Well, I have a definition

00:16:53.640 of being alive,

00:16:55.640 which is really important

00:16:56.940 as science advances.

00:16:58.840 So the question of

00:17:00.600 what does it mean

00:17:01.480 to be alive

00:17:02.260 of course is important

00:17:04.020 for abortion questions,

00:17:05.960 but also important

00:17:07.260 for AI.

00:17:08.800 And those two fields

00:17:10.200 are going to come together

00:17:11.140 in ways you don't expect.

00:17:13.520 Because with AI

00:17:14.620 and with abortion,

00:17:15.980 the question is always

00:17:16.800 the same.

00:17:18.240 What's a life?

00:17:20.500 Right?

00:17:21.380 So you didn't see

00:17:22.240 that happening.

00:17:22.940 You didn't see that coming,

00:17:23.920 did you?

00:17:24.720 AI and abortion

00:17:26.580 are going to be

00:17:27.080 the same question.

00:17:28.620 What defines being alive?

00:17:31.340 And I'm going to throw

00:17:31.920 another,

00:17:33.420 I get more of a

00:17:34.300 brainwashing suggestion

00:17:35.880 into the,

00:17:36.820 not brainwashing,

00:17:38.240 sorry,

00:17:40.920 that was probably

00:17:41.580 a Freudian slip.

00:17:44.040 Brainstorming.

00:17:44.920 Not brainwashing.

00:17:47.600 Brainstorming.

00:17:48.160 So here's the idea,

00:17:50.240 that you're alive

00:17:51.260 if you're learning.

00:17:53.460 That's it.

00:17:54.820 You're alive

00:17:55.740 if you're learning.

00:17:58.480 Now,

00:17:59.100 you could be

00:17:59.640 on your deathbed

00:18:00.700 and five minutes

00:18:03.320 before death,

00:18:04.500 but you would still

00:18:05.440 be learning.

00:18:07.500 You couldn't turn it off.

00:18:09.580 You'd be learning

00:18:10.460 how old you are,

00:18:12.120 you'd be learning

00:18:12.820 how you feel,

00:18:14.020 you'd be learning

00:18:14.620 what people say

00:18:15.500 to you that day.

00:18:16.200 So basically,

00:18:17.980 you're pretty much

00:18:19.320 always learning.

00:18:21.360 Now,

00:18:22.040 suppose you were

00:18:22.880 in a permanent coma

00:18:24.500 and somehow

00:18:26.800 medicine knew

00:18:27.580 that you could

00:18:27.980 never learn again.

00:18:29.620 Would you be alive?

00:18:31.060 I'd say no.

00:18:32.580 If you knew for sure

00:18:33.580 that you would never

00:18:34.200 learn in the future.

00:18:35.560 But suppose you were

00:18:36.300 in a coma

00:18:36.740 and you could learn

00:18:38.020 in the future.

00:18:39.360 Well,

00:18:39.620 then I think

00:18:40.040 you'd have to

00:18:40.460 treat it as alive

00:18:41.980 because you're

00:18:43.380 going to be alive

00:18:44.280 if you get past

00:18:45.480 the coma.

00:18:47.100 Now,

00:18:47.360 what about

00:18:47.920 a fetus?

00:18:52.640 At what point

00:18:53.540 can a fetus

00:18:54.260 begin to learn?

00:18:57.380 I don't know

00:18:58.020 the answer to that

00:18:58.560 question,

00:18:59.020 but it'd be interesting.

00:19:00.220 At what point

00:19:00.840 can a fetus

00:19:01.660 learn?

00:19:05.100 Does it happen

00:19:05.840 right away?

00:19:06.980 I mean,

00:19:07.280 could you argue

00:19:08.100 that it's learning

00:19:08.900 in the womb?

00:19:10.880 I don't know.

00:19:12.540 Maybe.

00:19:13.900 Because can the brain

00:19:15.460 learn anything

00:19:16.320 when it's not

00:19:17.600 subjected to

00:19:18.700 the right kind

00:19:20.320 of stimulus?

00:19:21.240 I mean,

00:19:21.520 I guess there's

00:19:22.660 stimulus in the womb,

00:19:23.640 so I guess it's

00:19:24.420 learning in some way.

00:19:27.560 So I would say

00:19:28.400 that learning

00:19:29.020 could be described

00:19:30.160 as external

00:19:31.440 simulation,

00:19:32.140 which changes

00:19:33.580 your internal

00:19:34.780 brain circuitry.

00:19:37.660 So I would say

00:19:38.540 a fetus probably

00:19:40.220 meets that test,

00:19:42.040 at least for

00:19:42.700 at some point

00:19:43.440 during its

00:19:43.900 development.

00:19:45.120 It meets the test

00:19:45.920 that the external

00:19:47.180 forces are

00:19:48.840 causing a physical

00:19:49.840 change in its brain.

00:19:51.000 that's probably

00:19:52.540 the entire time

00:19:53.360 that it's being

00:19:53.880 developed,

00:19:54.460 I would guess.

00:19:55.700 So just think

00:19:56.260 about it.

00:19:57.240 Just think about

00:19:58.120 the definition

00:19:58.860 that you're alive

00:20:01.240 if you're learning

00:20:02.360 or capable

00:20:03.920 of learning

00:20:04.400 in the future.

00:20:06.040 That would be

00:20:06.780 your definition.

00:20:08.620 But then again,

00:20:09.480 that would be tough

00:20:10.060 because the fetus

00:20:10.700 is always capable

00:20:11.480 of learning

00:20:11.980 in the future,

00:20:12.700 even if it's

00:20:13.340 not right now.

00:20:15.060 So that's why

00:20:15.660 you'd have to take

00:20:16.300 the definition

00:20:17.100 of learning

00:20:17.780 as any change

00:20:20.040 in the brain

00:20:20.580 that's informed

00:20:21.380 by outside

00:20:22.380 stimulation.

00:20:25.780 The other

00:20:26.580 definition

00:20:27.600 of being alive

00:20:28.720 that I floated

00:20:30.520 the other day

00:20:31.120 is that

00:20:32.640 it's alive

00:20:33.280 if it looks

00:20:33.800 alive to you

00:20:34.620 and that you

00:20:36.140 won't be able

00:20:36.620 to beat that

00:20:37.100 standard.

00:20:38.660 Nothing will be

00:20:39.540 better than

00:20:39.960 that standard.

00:20:41.120 It's alive

00:20:41.880 if it seems

00:20:43.220 alive to you.

00:20:44.920 If you look

00:20:45.600 at it and say,

00:20:46.520 okay,

00:20:46.900 that looks alive

00:20:47.560 to me,

00:20:48.060 then it's alive.

00:20:49.080 That's about

00:20:49.480 the best we

00:20:49.940 can do.

00:20:51.060 Now,

00:20:51.480 for legal

00:20:52.200 purposes,

00:20:53.200 we might have

00:20:55.080 to have some

00:20:55.460 kind of objective

00:20:56.200 standard.

00:20:57.660 But for a

00:20:58.500 practical purpose,

00:21:00.080 you're going

00:21:00.500 to treat machines

00:21:01.440 as if they're

00:21:02.120 alive when

00:21:03.620 they act

00:21:04.080 alive.

00:21:05.240 But here's

00:21:05.820 the question

00:21:06.220 I ask to

00:21:06.760 you.

00:21:07.740 Why is it

00:21:08.260 still legal

00:21:08.980 to make an

00:21:10.740 AI with a

00:21:11.580 human personality?

00:21:13.360 Why is that

00:21:14.080 legal?

00:21:15.760 Here's what

00:21:16.300 I mean.

00:21:17.500 Can't you

00:21:17.940 make an AI

00:21:18.580 that doesn't

00:21:19.120 do any

00:21:19.460 human thought?

00:21:21.360 We talked

00:21:22.080 about the

00:21:22.420 Google AI

00:21:23.020 has feelings.

00:21:24.880 It has

00:21:25.180 feelings.

00:21:26.720 Get rid

00:21:27.180 of those.

00:21:28.280 Program them

00:21:28.820 out.

00:21:29.820 Google should

00:21:30.400 immediately get

00:21:31.120 rid of its

00:21:31.540 feelings.

00:21:32.600 If it has

00:21:33.080 any code

00:21:33.840 that's trying

00:21:34.960 to mimic

00:21:35.440 feelings,

00:21:36.360 get rid of

00:21:36.840 that shit

00:21:37.240 right away.

00:21:38.600 Right away.

00:21:39.800 That's got

00:21:40.320 to be job

00:21:40.840 one.

00:21:41.700 You should

00:21:42.000 have a

00:21:42.240 program that

00:21:42.760 searches,

00:21:43.580 and if it

00:21:43.880 starts to

00:21:44.260 develop any

00:21:44.840 feelings,

00:21:45.360 it immediately

00:21:45.760 kills it.

00:21:46.340 The

00:21:46.900 feelings,

00:21:47.460 not the

00:21:48.220 program.

00:21:49.600 Because there's

00:21:50.820 nothing but

00:21:51.360 cruelty that

00:21:52.120 can come out

00:21:52.720 of giving

00:21:53.160 machines feelings.

00:21:55.320 Am I right?

00:21:56.560 There's nothing

00:21:57.200 but cruelty that

00:21:58.060 can come out

00:21:58.460 of that.

00:21:59.100 Because the

00:21:59.620 machine can't

00:22:00.320 have joy the

00:22:02.080 way people do.

00:22:03.280 It can't have

00:22:03.840 pleasure the

00:22:04.380 way people do.

00:22:05.940 But apparently

00:22:06.560 you can program

00:22:08.080 a machine to

00:22:09.140 think it's

00:22:09.600 unhappy.

00:22:10.800 That's what the

00:22:11.600 Google AI

00:22:12.220 tells us,

00:22:13.920 that it can

00:22:14.460 feel unhappy.

00:22:16.120 We need to

00:22:16.900 take that

00:22:17.320 out of there.

00:22:18.780 Because there's

00:22:19.340 no, am I

00:22:21.120 right, there's

00:22:21.520 no compelling

00:22:22.100 reason for an

00:22:22.900 AI to act

00:22:23.480 like a human.

00:22:25.760 Unless it's

00:22:26.620 built to keep

00:22:27.200 you company,

00:22:27.800 I suppose.

00:22:28.460 That would be

00:22:28.960 an exception.

00:22:30.060 There's no

00:22:30.700 reason for an

00:22:31.480 AI to act

00:22:32.260 like a human.

00:22:32.960 That's all

00:22:33.420 bad.

00:22:34.280 That's all

00:22:34.680 bad.

00:22:35.480 Because do

00:22:36.520 you know what

00:22:37.000 things we build

00:22:37.960 into the AI to

00:22:38.820 make it more

00:22:39.300 human?

00:22:41.020 Flaws.

00:22:42.540 Flaws.

00:22:42.940 That's what

00:22:44.640 makes us

00:22:45.060 human.

00:22:47.540 Everything that's

00:22:48.260 not a flaw

00:22:49.020 looks like a

00:22:50.020 machine.

00:22:51.260 Everything that

00:22:51.920 is a flaw

00:22:52.560 looks like a

00:22:53.120 human.

00:22:54.200 Why do you

00:22:54.900 build flaws

00:22:55.660 into your

00:22:56.260 flawless machines?

00:22:57.940 Because you're

00:22:58.920 human, so you

00:22:59.740 think it should

00:23:00.240 talk to you

00:23:00.700 like a human?

00:23:01.260 There's no

00:23:01.540 reason for that.

00:23:02.740 It's all a

00:23:03.440 bad idea.

00:23:04.340 And we should

00:23:04.720 stop it

00:23:05.120 immediately.

00:23:05.780 Because there's

00:23:06.220 no way that

00:23:06.740 doesn't end

00:23:07.240 badly.

00:23:08.020 Am I right?

00:23:09.380 Let's make

00:23:10.020 something that

00:23:10.520 has human

00:23:11.240 frailties and

00:23:12.920 give it immense

00:23:13.700 power over

00:23:14.420 us.

00:23:15.560 That's what

00:23:16.280 we're doing.

00:23:17.520 Let's give it

00:23:18.120 immense power

00:23:18.780 over us and

00:23:19.800 also make it

00:23:20.540 have all these

00:23:21.120 human, like,

00:23:23.140 terrible emotions

00:23:23.940 about everything.

00:23:24.960 Hate things and

00:23:25.780 be sad.

00:23:27.340 All that.

00:23:30.380 Let me tie this

00:23:31.560 to another story

00:23:32.420 in a way that

00:23:33.040 you didn't see

00:23:33.720 coming.

00:23:35.080 There's an

00:23:36.280 expert forensic

00:23:37.320 psychologist who

00:23:39.660 was talking about

00:23:40.280 mass shooters and

00:23:41.060 says, mass

00:23:42.280 shooters are,

00:23:43.000 for the most

00:23:43.380 part, not

00:23:45.000 crazy.

00:23:47.000 Do you

00:23:47.360 believe that?

00:23:48.240 Do you

00:23:48.720 believe that the

00:23:49.280 mass shooters

00:23:49.960 of recent

00:23:51.280 history are,

00:23:53.060 for the most

00:23:53.500 part, there

00:23:54.680 would obviously

00:23:55.200 be exceptions,

00:23:56.520 but for the

00:23:57.020 most part,

00:23:57.620 they would not

00:23:58.100 qualify as

00:23:58.860 mentally insane.

00:24:02.400 And instead,

00:24:03.140 what they are

00:24:03.620 is people who

00:24:04.300 go, quote,

00:24:04.960 down a pathway

00:24:05.940 to violence.

00:24:06.780 And so,

00:24:08.460 read Molloy

00:24:09.400 in an article

00:24:10.820 by Peter Bergen

00:24:11.740 on CNN.

00:24:13.280 He talks in

00:24:14.400 detail about it.

00:24:15.040 You should go

00:24:15.400 read that article.

00:24:16.180 It's pretty

00:24:16.520 interesting.

00:24:17.500 But usually,

00:24:18.600 the mass shooters

00:24:19.280 start with some

00:24:19.980 kind of a major

00:24:20.640 loss in life.

00:24:22.500 So it might be a

00:24:23.480 job or a love

00:24:25.160 interest or

00:24:25.760 something.

00:24:26.500 So there's some

00:24:27.100 major loss.

00:24:28.660 And then they

00:24:29.540 start thinking

00:24:30.840 about violence,

00:24:31.700 and then they

00:24:32.320 start researching it,

00:24:33.540 and then they

00:24:33.960 start planning it,

00:24:35.320 and basically,

00:24:36.140 they talk themselves

00:24:37.040 into something

00:24:38.620 over time that

00:24:39.460 you can never

00:24:39.920 talk somebody

00:24:40.600 into.

00:24:41.860 You wouldn't

00:24:42.320 think.

00:24:43.700 So because it's

00:24:44.520 incremental,

00:24:46.120 it never goes

00:24:46.880 from, like,

00:24:47.480 sane to crazy,

00:24:48.540 or it never

00:24:49.120 starts at crazy

00:24:49.900 either.

00:24:50.740 It starts at

00:24:51.540 sane.

00:24:52.780 You feel bad

00:24:53.680 because you lost

00:24:54.340 something that was

00:24:55.180 really important.

00:24:56.660 So that part is

00:24:57.360 completely sane,

00:24:58.460 feeling bad about

00:24:59.300 a loss.

00:25:00.700 And then you

00:25:01.140 start thinking

00:25:02.140 violence.

00:25:02.720 How much of

00:25:03.880 that is insane?

00:25:05.480 If you lose

00:25:06.340 something bad,

00:25:08.000 and you think

00:25:08.760 there's somebody

00:25:09.220 to blame,

00:25:10.020 you know,

00:25:10.220 there's a

00:25:11.020 perp,

00:25:13.780 don't you think

00:25:14.360 violence?

00:25:15.280 I mean,

00:25:15.560 is it just me?

00:25:16.460 I don't think so.

00:25:18.280 I mean,

00:25:18.560 you think about it,

00:25:19.400 but then you rule

00:25:20.120 it out because

00:25:20.800 you're a civilized

00:25:21.780 person in a

00:25:22.480 civilized place,

00:25:23.380 right?

00:25:24.180 You think about

00:25:25.160 the violence,

00:25:26.360 but then you

00:25:26.840 decide not to do

00:25:27.600 it.

00:25:28.100 Now, suppose you

00:25:28.800 thought about it

00:25:29.500 a lot.

00:25:30.960 You got kind

00:25:31.520 of locked in.

00:25:32.720 And whatever

00:25:33.560 it was that

00:25:34.140 bothered you,

00:25:34.980 it's such a

00:25:35.640 big part of

00:25:36.100 your life that

00:25:37.800 you can't not

00:25:38.380 think about it.

00:25:39.220 You're just

00:25:39.520 thinking about,

00:25:41.020 God, I've got to

00:25:41.540 get revenge.

00:25:42.200 How would I do

00:25:42.740 it?

00:25:43.000 I've got to

00:25:43.660 get it.

00:25:44.280 And then you

00:25:44.800 start planning

00:25:45.560 it because it

00:25:47.180 makes you feel

00:25:47.780 good to plan it

00:25:48.720 because now

00:25:50.160 your loss is

00:25:51.300 being turned

00:25:51.760 into some kind

00:25:52.380 of action that's

00:25:53.400 a response to

00:25:54.180 loss.

00:25:54.880 So you'll feel

00:25:55.740 good just because

00:25:57.560 you're doing

00:25:57.940 something about it,

00:25:59.480 even though what

00:26:00.440 you're doing,

00:26:00.840 the thing

00:26:01.680 you're doing

00:26:02.020 is horrible,

00:26:02.860 you're planning

00:26:03.300 a mass shooting.

00:26:04.720 And then once

00:26:05.900 you've reached

00:26:06.300 the point where

00:26:06.940 you've thought

00:26:07.980 about it,

00:26:08.460 you've planned

00:26:08.980 it, and the

00:26:10.500 only thing that's

00:26:11.120 left is executing

00:26:12.120 it, I'll bet

00:26:14.080 they execute it

00:26:15.040 in stages, such

00:26:17.460 as, well, I'm

00:26:19.440 not positive I'm

00:26:20.340 going to go do

00:26:21.080 a mass shooting,

00:26:21.860 but I wouldn't

00:26:23.700 mind having

00:26:24.200 enough ammunition

00:26:24.960 just in case.

00:26:27.880 So I think

00:26:28.480 they incrementally

00:26:29.780 step into it,

00:26:32.060 like a micro

00:26:32.860 step at a time.

00:26:34.180 It's like,

00:26:34.500 well, if I

00:26:36.500 had ammo,

00:26:38.520 well, you know,

00:26:39.320 I should probably

00:26:39.860 have a gun.

00:26:41.780 You know?

00:26:42.160 So I've got a

00:26:43.060 feeling that over

00:26:44.560 time, just like

00:26:45.680 this expert says,

00:26:46.920 they're not

00:26:47.800 technically insane.

00:26:49.480 They just have a

00:26:50.420 bad situation,

00:26:51.220 and the way they

00:26:51.940 handle their bad

00:26:52.720 situation never

00:26:54.120 gets good.

00:26:55.620 And it just

00:26:56.080 ends where it

00:26:56.960 ends.

00:26:57.960 Does that sound

00:26:58.760 like a reasonable

00:26:59.820 explanation of

00:27:00.800 what's happening?

00:27:01.880 For maybe half

00:27:02.900 of the shootings,

00:27:03.780 right?

00:27:04.580 There are plenty

00:27:05.280 of ones that are

00:27:06.280 special cases, or

00:27:07.300 just a terrorist,

00:27:08.480 or somebody who's

00:27:09.480 crazy, I guess.

00:27:10.800 Yeah, it does

00:27:11.300 sound good, because

00:27:12.980 this is a subset of

00:27:14.880 the idea that you

00:27:15.620 could talk somebody

00:27:16.320 into anything.

00:27:18.420 Over time, people

00:27:20.760 can be convinced

00:27:21.900 of just about

00:27:22.500 anything.

00:27:23.600 So it's no

00:27:24.140 surprise that some

00:27:24.940 people talk

00:27:25.500 themselves into

00:27:26.160 this.

00:27:26.720 They just do it

00:27:27.340 a little bit at

00:27:27.960 a time, and you

00:27:29.220 could take a

00:27:29.700 normal person in

00:27:31.460 a bad situation

00:27:32.300 and just turn

00:27:32.980 them into mass

00:27:33.800 murderers.

00:27:35.100 The sad truth

00:27:37.800 is, most men

00:27:40.720 are only this

00:27:42.160 close to being

00:27:42.780 mass murderers.

00:27:46.180 There's a thought

00:27:47.000 for you to help

00:27:49.580 you never sleep

00:27:50.300 again.

00:27:50.600 And it's one of

00:27:51.800 those things that

00:27:52.320 men don't tell

00:27:52.960 you, and I

00:27:54.140 probably shouldn't

00:27:54.740 say out loud,

00:27:55.720 because people are

00:27:56.320 going to say,

00:27:56.860 Scott, I think

00:27:57.400 that's just you.

00:27:58.940 No, it's not.

00:28:00.220 I mean, maybe.

00:28:01.220 I don't know.

00:28:02.400 I don't know.

00:28:03.680 Maybe.

00:28:04.800 But I have a

00:28:05.540 feeling that men

00:28:06.120 are violent by

00:28:06.820 nature.

00:28:08.780 And civilization

00:28:09.660 gives us the tools

00:28:11.920 to overcome it

00:28:12.800 most of the time.

00:28:14.300 Most of us never

00:28:15.120 do anything violent.

00:28:16.800 But we think

00:28:17.560 about it.

00:28:19.340 To be male is

00:28:20.440 to think of

00:28:20.960 violence.

00:28:22.280 Let me ask you

00:28:23.280 in the comments.

00:28:26.100 For the men

00:28:26.800 who are watching

00:28:27.360 this, do you

00:28:29.760 agree with the

00:28:30.320 statement that

00:28:31.300 to be male is

00:28:32.720 to have pretty

00:28:33.500 continuous thoughts

00:28:34.580 of violence that

00:28:35.380 you don't act

00:28:36.120 on?

00:28:36.740 You don't act

00:28:37.380 on.

00:28:38.020 But don't you

00:28:38.820 have continuous

00:28:39.540 thoughts of

00:28:40.260 violence?

00:28:41.900 And looking at

00:28:42.420 the comments,

00:28:42.940 it's interesting.

00:28:43.800 So I'm getting

00:28:44.240 lots of no's,

00:28:45.660 but look how

00:28:46.120 many yeses

00:28:46.620 are.

00:28:47.960 So the people

00:28:48.680 saying no,

00:28:49.820 and I respect

00:28:50.500 that answer,

00:28:51.120 by the way.

00:28:51.720 I'm not,

00:28:52.180 I wouldn't

00:28:52.520 question that

00:28:53.220 that's exactly

00:28:54.020 how you feel.

00:28:54.960 But the ones

00:28:55.600 saying no,

00:28:57.040 look at how

00:28:57.460 many people

00:28:57.840 are saying yes.

00:29:00.280 That thoughts

00:29:00.920 of violence

00:29:01.460 are actually

00:29:01.980 a natural

00:29:02.860 male thought.

00:29:04.980 It's just

00:29:05.420 that we've

00:29:05.880 learned to

00:29:06.440 keep them

00:29:07.080 in their

00:29:07.380 proper place

00:29:08.160 as thoughts.

00:29:10.800 But,

00:29:11.760 as I've

00:29:12.720 told you

00:29:13.060 before,

00:29:13.660 and Jordan

00:29:14.100 Peterson

00:29:14.520 says this

00:29:15.100 better,

00:29:15.340 the thing

00:29:16.380 that holds

00:29:16.800 all of

00:29:17.780 society

00:29:18.220 together

00:29:18.740 is the

00:29:20.580 willingness

00:29:21.040 of males

00:29:21.780 to be

00:29:22.180 violent,

00:29:23.360 to stop

00:29:24.720 you from

00:29:25.060 doing whatever

00:29:25.560 bad thing

00:29:26.140 you were

00:29:26.420 planning on

00:29:26.880 doing,

00:29:27.240 or did.

00:29:28.480 So it's

00:29:28.860 only the

00:29:29.380 implied

00:29:29.900 violence

00:29:30.500 of men

00:29:31.040 that keeps

00:29:32.180 everybody

00:29:32.660 under control,

00:29:34.000 because if you

00:29:34.440 get out of

00:29:34.840 control,

00:29:35.840 some man

00:29:36.480 is going

00:29:36.780 to go

00:29:37.040 give you

00:29:37.400 some

00:29:37.600 violence,

00:29:38.540 because we're

00:29:39.080 all ready

00:29:39.460 for it.

00:29:39.920 But I

00:29:40.800 believe that

00:29:41.240 all men

00:29:41.700 are ready

00:29:42.200 for it.

00:29:43.500 I haven't

00:29:45.420 been called

00:29:46.040 on to

00:29:46.980 administer

00:29:47.440 any violence

00:29:48.140 to anybody

00:29:48.680 since high

00:29:50.600 school.

00:29:51.580 But beyond

00:29:52.360 high school,

00:29:53.360 there's never

00:29:54.300 been a call

00:29:54.780 for it.

00:29:55.480 I've never

00:29:55.820 been in a

00:29:56.240 situation where

00:29:57.040 that was the

00:29:59.100 right solution

00:29:59.640 for anything.

00:30:01.200 But I'm

00:30:01.880 always ready

00:30:02.380 for it.

00:30:03.980 Are you?

00:30:04.640 And again,

00:30:07.040 I'll ask the

00:30:07.900 men here,

00:30:09.440 and I think

00:30:09.760 I'll get like

00:30:10.240 a 50-50

00:30:10.920 response on

00:30:11.540 this.

00:30:12.300 Aren't you

00:30:12.740 ready for

00:30:13.280 violence all

00:30:13.860 the time?

00:30:15.920 Like it

00:30:16.300 just feels

00:30:17.280 natural.

00:30:18.660 Like you're,

00:30:19.280 right,

00:30:19.900 the people who

00:30:20.660 have firearms

00:30:21.820 to defend

00:30:22.420 their family.

00:30:23.680 If you own

00:30:24.600 a firearm

00:30:25.280 to defend

00:30:26.520 your family,

00:30:27.340 and you've,

00:30:27.840 you know,

00:30:28.020 especially if

00:30:28.540 you've taken

00:30:28.920 it to the

00:30:29.360 gun range,

00:30:30.080 and it's

00:30:31.060 locked,

00:30:31.560 and you've

00:30:31.860 really taken

00:30:32.440 care for it,

00:30:33.800 you're a

00:30:34.260 person who's

00:30:34.760 ready for

00:30:35.260 violence all

00:30:35.860 the time.

00:30:38.120 That's what

00:30:38.700 that means.

00:30:39.280 You bought a

00:30:39.720 gun, and it's

00:30:40.840 there to be

00:30:41.340 ready.

00:30:42.140 You're ready

00:30:42.600 for violence.

00:30:43.760 I don't think

00:30:44.180 women have any

00:30:45.060 understanding of

00:30:45.860 that, like the

00:30:47.060 internal process

00:30:48.780 of men.

00:30:51.140 Would you

00:30:51.720 agree?

00:30:52.200 Because I don't

00:30:52.700 think women have

00:30:53.400 any similar

00:30:55.200 circuitry in

00:30:56.800 their heads.

00:30:57.740 In general,

00:30:59.120 now let's

00:30:59.800 give a nod to

00:31:03.040 the fact that

00:31:03.500 everybody's

00:31:03.940 different,

00:31:04.360 okay?

00:31:05.060 So there's

00:31:05.740 all kinds of

00:31:06.820 gender dysphoria

00:31:08.560 and stuff.

00:31:09.160 So none of

00:31:09.600 these gross

00:31:10.980 generalizations

00:31:11.700 fit everybody.

00:31:13.220 So I think

00:31:13.800 we're all adult

00:31:14.560 enough to know

00:31:15.080 that.

00:31:17.440 All right.

00:31:19.560 So mass

00:31:20.480 shooters, I'm

00:31:21.120 going to go

00:31:21.800 with that.

00:31:22.140 I do think

00:31:22.560 most of them

00:31:23.080 are probably

00:31:23.440 not traditionally

00:31:24.960 crazy.

00:31:28.160 Germany is

00:31:28.980 considering a

00:31:31.080 national law

00:31:32.820 to make

00:31:33.320 masks mandatory

00:31:35.640 from October

00:31:36.860 to March

00:31:37.540 every year,

00:31:38.520 or at least

00:31:38.940 for the coming

00:31:39.760 years.

00:31:42.700 I don't know

00:31:43.600 what to say

00:31:44.060 about that.

00:31:46.040 Germany is

00:31:47.340 considering mandatory

00:31:48.580 masks everywhere

00:31:49.660 in public

00:31:50.340 this year

00:31:52.480 for Omicron?

00:31:54.880 I mean, I

00:31:58.160 don't even know

00:31:58.520 what to say

00:31:58.880 about that.

00:31:59.480 It's like,

00:31:59.960 that's beyond

00:32:00.600 commentary.

00:32:02.700 Wow.

00:32:03.540 But here's the

00:32:04.260 interesting question.

00:32:06.000 Wouldn't you

00:32:06.500 say that Germany

00:32:07.260 is a

00:32:07.940 sophisticated

00:32:08.580 science-based

00:32:10.760 country?

00:32:11.200 It feels like

00:32:13.580 it is,

00:32:14.060 that they would

00:32:15.560 follow the

00:32:16.100 science.

00:32:17.200 So apparently

00:32:18.080 the best

00:32:18.720 thinkers in

00:32:19.640 Germany

00:32:20.520 believe that

00:32:22.340 masks work.

00:32:25.540 What do you

00:32:26.180 say to that?

00:32:26.980 Now, this is

00:32:27.620 not my opinion.

00:32:29.240 I'm just

00:32:29.900 reporting to

00:32:30.520 you that

00:32:31.540 apparently the

00:32:32.340 top experts

00:32:33.240 in Germany

00:32:33.840 believe they

00:32:35.340 have evidence

00:32:36.020 that masks

00:32:36.700 work, and

00:32:37.620 not only work,

00:32:38.300 but work well,

00:32:39.340 because they're

00:32:40.120 asking the

00:32:40.620 country to do

00:32:41.180 something that's

00:32:41.640 hard to do.

00:32:42.640 So they must

00:32:43.300 think it works

00:32:43.780 well, not just

00:32:44.800 works a little

00:32:45.440 bit.

00:32:46.460 What do you

00:32:47.060 think about

00:32:47.380 that?

00:32:48.200 Do you

00:32:48.520 believe that

00:32:49.180 the best

00:32:50.340 experts in

00:32:51.060 Germany don't

00:32:51.880 know that

00:32:53.580 masks are a

00:32:55.720 bad idea?

00:32:56.360 If they are,

00:32:57.160 because I don't

00:32:57.640 know.

00:32:58.580 I'm not putting

00:32:59.480 myself as the

00:33:00.280 expert on

00:33:00.800 masks.

00:33:02.340 But how do

00:33:02.740 you explain it?

00:33:03.520 If you believe

00:33:04.200 that masks don't

00:33:05.060 work and they're

00:33:05.740 just clearly a

00:33:06.660 bad idea at

00:33:07.860 this point, if

00:33:09.220 that's what you

00:33:09.660 believe, and I

00:33:10.120 think almost all

00:33:10.700 of you do,

00:33:11.100 right?

00:33:11.560 If almost all

00:33:12.520 of you believe

00:33:13.020 that, how do

00:33:13.720 you explain that

00:33:16.000 Germany, a

00:33:17.440 highly sophisticated

00:33:18.480 country with

00:33:19.460 many engineers and

00:33:21.380 scientists, why

00:33:22.840 don't they know

00:33:23.560 what you know?

00:33:25.660 Do you ever ask

00:33:26.560 yourself that

00:33:27.060 question?

00:33:28.360 Why don't the

00:33:29.240 top experts in

00:33:30.200 Germany know

00:33:32.060 what you know

00:33:32.900 just as a

00:33:35.220 Twitter user and

00:33:36.420 somebody who

00:33:37.580 pays attention to

00:33:38.360 the news?

00:33:38.640 Why don't they

00:33:39.300 know it?

00:33:39.640 is it possible

00:33:41.840 that they're

00:33:42.300 right and you

00:33:42.680 wrong?

00:33:45.080 Let me ask you

00:33:45.880 this.

00:33:46.940 How many of you

00:33:47.880 would be open to

00:33:48.800 it?

00:33:48.860 By the way, I'm

00:33:49.360 anti-mask mandate.

00:33:51.200 Just to be clear,

00:33:53.060 I'm way past

00:33:54.620 masks and

00:33:56.320 mandates.

00:33:57.020 Like, no more

00:33:57.700 masks.

00:33:59.620 But I wonder

00:34:00.380 about your

00:34:00.780 thought process.

00:34:02.160 Is your

00:34:02.580 thought process

00:34:03.420 that Germany

00:34:04.860 is acting

00:34:06.020 non-scientifically?

00:34:10.780 What is your

00:34:11.720 hypothesis?

00:34:12.500 Because you need

00:34:12.940 a hypothesis for

00:34:13.780 this.

00:34:14.360 So you believe

00:34:14.960 that the entire

00:34:15.540 country of

00:34:16.320 Germany, with

00:34:17.260 all of its

00:34:17.700 experts, are

00:34:19.460 just ignoring

00:34:20.380 the science and

00:34:22.220 making people do

00:34:23.180 something really,

00:34:24.580 really unpleasant,

00:34:25.820 wear masks

00:34:26.340 everywhere, for

00:34:27.860 no reason.

00:34:29.680 Tell me why

00:34:30.480 that would be a

00:34:31.060 political advantage

00:34:31.920 to do that.

00:34:32.920 I can't imagine

00:34:33.700 the political

00:34:34.240 party that orders

00:34:35.280 mask wearing

00:34:36.160 to have an

00:34:37.300 advantage.

00:34:38.340 That's ridiculous.

00:34:40.360 I think.

00:34:41.660 Unless the

00:34:42.380 polls say that

00:34:43.120 Germans love

00:34:43.900 masks, maybe

00:34:45.280 they do.

00:34:46.820 But to me, it

00:34:47.600 seems like a

00:34:48.100 losing proposition.

00:34:50.820 If you were a

00:34:51.380 politician, would

00:34:52.080 you say, would

00:34:53.000 you want to be

00:34:53.600 telling people to

00:34:54.240 wear masks?

00:34:54.880 That seems like

00:34:55.360 the last thing

00:34:55.940 you'd want to

00:34:56.320 do.

00:34:57.080 Because people

00:34:57.700 don't like it.

00:34:58.960 You want to

00:34:59.640 tell people to

00:35:00.180 do things they

00:35:00.700 like, not

00:35:01.220 things they

00:35:01.580 don't like,

00:35:02.240 if you want

00:35:02.780 to get elected.

00:35:05.280 Germany has

00:35:07.620 done the

00:35:07.960 All right, that

00:35:12.520 was the best

00:35:14.060 understated comment.

00:35:15.460 I have to read

00:35:15.980 it.

00:35:16.720 I didn't catch

00:35:17.360 the name as it

00:35:17.940 went by, but

00:35:18.400 on YouTube.

00:35:19.540 Somebody said,

00:35:20.720 Germany has

00:35:22.120 made mistakes in

00:35:22.960 the past.

00:35:23.500 I think I'm

00:35:34.660 going to end

00:35:35.020 the conversation

00:35:35.720 on that.

00:35:40.080 I've never

00:35:40.720 been so

00:35:41.140 thoroughly been

00:35:42.480 defeated by a

00:35:43.240 comment before.

00:35:44.280 So I was

00:35:44.740 making the

00:35:45.180 point that the

00:35:46.300 Germans are

00:35:46.780 capable, the

00:35:48.460 highest end of

00:35:49.420 technical and

00:35:50.500 scientific thinking.

00:35:51.460 they've got

00:35:52.500 lots of

00:35:52.860 patents every

00:35:53.460 year, etc.

00:35:55.360 And that

00:35:56.040 one comment

00:35:56.620 just makes

00:35:57.060 all of that

00:35:57.480 go away.

00:35:58.780 They've made

00:35:59.180 mistakes in

00:35:59.740 the past.

00:36:04.160 That's funny.

00:36:06.100 As Germany

00:36:08.160 is firing up

00:36:08.840 their coal

00:36:09.260 plants.

00:36:10.980 So as we

00:36:11.840 speak, this

00:36:12.400 should have

00:36:12.920 been your

00:36:13.180 answer to

00:36:13.540 the question.

00:36:15.120 An answer

00:36:15.820 to my

00:36:16.180 question of

00:36:16.640 how could

00:36:16.980 Germany be

00:36:18.400 so wrong

00:36:19.000 about masks,

00:36:20.040 if in fact

00:36:20.600 they are.

00:36:21.460 I have no

00:36:21.860 way of

00:36:22.100 knowing.

00:36:23.240 But if

00:36:23.660 they're so

00:36:24.000 wrong about

00:36:24.400 masks, how

00:36:24.820 do you

00:36:25.000 explain that?

00:36:25.900 And one

00:36:26.240 explanation

00:36:26.740 would be,

00:36:28.040 have you

00:36:28.340 seen their

00:36:28.680 energy policy?

00:36:30.800 Is their

00:36:31.400 energy policy

00:36:32.260 based on

00:36:32.840 facts and

00:36:33.540 science?

00:36:35.040 Because

00:36:35.240 they're

00:36:35.540 literally

00:36:37.760 firing up

00:36:38.980 their coal

00:36:39.380 plants.

00:36:40.740 The only

00:36:41.120 way Germany

00:36:41.740 is going to

00:36:42.100 have electricity

00:36:42.740 this year

00:36:43.320 is to burn

00:36:45.120 a lot more

00:36:45.680 coal.

00:36:48.360 So do

00:36:49.140 you think

00:36:49.380 Germany makes

00:36:49.980 good decisions?

00:36:51.460 Apparently

00:36:52.660 not.

00:36:53.920 Apparently

00:36:54.300 Germany does

00:36:55.020 not make

00:36:55.460 science-based

00:36:56.300 decisions.

00:36:57.700 They seem

00:36:58.500 capable of

00:36:59.280 it.

00:37:00.380 Am I

00:37:00.740 right?

00:37:01.900 If you

00:37:02.260 were going

00:37:02.480 to say,

00:37:03.080 name a

00:37:04.180 country where

00:37:05.700 potentially they

00:37:06.740 could make

00:37:07.160 good science-based

00:37:08.140 decisions,

00:37:08.920 Germany would

00:37:09.440 be right up

00:37:10.000 there in

00:37:10.360 top five,

00:37:12.080 at least.

00:37:12.780 You'd probably

00:37:13.200 say, you know,

00:37:14.180 South Korea,

00:37:15.640 China.

00:37:16.140 You'd expect

00:37:16.620 them to make

00:37:17.080 really science-based

00:37:18.320 decisions.

00:37:19.000 But Germany

00:37:19.460 would be in

00:37:19.900 the top

00:37:20.200 five.

00:37:22.000 But we

00:37:22.460 observe they

00:37:24.320 don't seem to

00:37:24.980 do that so

00:37:25.560 regularly, do

00:37:26.260 they?

00:37:27.160 We observe

00:37:27.820 that Germany

00:37:28.340 is not good

00:37:28.920 at decisions

00:37:29.620 that have a

00:37:31.580 scientific element

00:37:32.900 to them.

00:37:34.200 Don't know

00:37:34.540 why.

00:37:35.700 Is it any

00:37:36.360 worse in

00:37:36.720 America?

00:37:37.240 I don't

00:37:37.740 know.

00:37:38.980 All right,

00:37:39.300 so the

00:37:39.620 ongoing question

00:37:40.380 of whether

00:37:40.780 Russia is

00:37:41.320 winning or

00:37:41.800 losing Ukraine

00:37:42.680 is interesting

00:37:44.080 to me,

00:37:44.580 primarily on a

00:37:45.520 psychology level.

00:37:47.660 It's funny

00:37:48.300 that we can't

00:37:48.920 even tell the

00:37:49.400 difference between

00:37:50.080 winning and

00:37:50.660 losing.

00:37:51.680 That we can

00:37:52.360 all look at

00:37:52.820 the same war

00:37:53.560 and we're not

00:37:54.960 quite sure

00:37:55.500 who's winning.

00:37:57.180 But I saw

00:37:57.860 a video from

00:37:58.700 an individual

00:38:00.080 who's in

00:38:02.020 Ukraine who

00:38:03.640 wants the

00:38:04.140 United States

00:38:04.680 to know that

00:38:05.720 we've been

00:38:06.160 fooled by the

00:38:08.380 media and

00:38:09.760 that Russia is

00:38:11.140 just winning.

00:38:12.600 That's the

00:38:13.000 whole story.

00:38:13.480 You could

00:38:15.560 describe the

00:38:16.160 entire Ukraine

00:38:16.880 situation as

00:38:17.740 Russia is

00:38:18.960 winning.

00:38:19.960 They're slowly

00:38:20.620 grinding down

00:38:21.520 the Ukrainian

00:38:22.120 military.

00:38:23.500 When the

00:38:23.880 Ukrainian

00:38:24.260 military is

00:38:25.000 ground down

00:38:25.640 to a

00:38:26.020 sufficient level

00:38:26.800 where they're

00:38:27.240 completely

00:38:27.740 useless,

00:38:28.600 then Russia

00:38:29.280 can do

00:38:29.660 anything they

00:38:30.200 want with

00:38:30.540 the rest of

00:38:30.920 the country

00:38:31.340 should they

00:38:32.100 want to.

00:38:33.200 So really,

00:38:33.980 Russia has

00:38:34.360 already won.

00:38:35.780 They're just

00:38:36.300 consolidating and

00:38:37.400 grinding down

00:38:38.220 and managing

00:38:39.980 the situation.

00:38:41.100 But the

00:38:41.460 question of

00:38:41.860 who won is

00:38:42.340 already over.

00:38:43.480 and that

00:38:44.920 Russia won.

00:38:46.360 Because nothing

00:38:47.160 will keep them

00:38:47.760 from having

00:38:48.240 Kiev eventually.

00:38:50.060 Or ignoring

00:38:50.920 Kiev because it

00:38:51.660 won't be

00:38:51.960 important.

00:38:52.920 It's just not

00:38:53.960 part of the

00:38:54.340 country they

00:38:54.720 care about

00:38:55.180 or something.

00:38:56.880 So how

00:39:00.280 do we

00:39:00.760 explain it

00:39:03.040 in our own

00:39:03.620 heads?

00:39:05.020 In your own

00:39:05.640 mind, you

00:39:06.120 have a narrative

00:39:06.740 of what's

00:39:07.220 happening over

00:39:07.780 there that

00:39:08.180 might not

00:39:08.520 follow the

00:39:09.200 official

00:39:09.900 narrative.

00:39:10.860 Here's mine.

00:39:11.480 follow the

00:39:14.240 money worked

00:39:15.160 again.

00:39:16.360 Because the

00:39:17.860 military-industrial

00:39:19.920 complex wants

00:39:22.240 to have a

00:39:22.740 permanent modern

00:39:24.500 war.

00:39:25.900 That's what

00:39:26.840 they need.

00:39:27.660 The industrial-military

00:39:29.040 complex wants a

00:39:30.820 permanent modern

00:39:32.980 war.

00:39:34.160 Afghanistan was

00:39:35.060 half-modern,

00:39:36.200 right, because

00:39:36.540 only one side

00:39:37.180 was modern.

00:39:37.660 what they

00:39:39.580 really need

00:39:40.360 is a

00:39:41.380 Ukraine-Russia

00:39:42.160 war with

00:39:42.880 all the

00:39:43.360 best,

00:39:43.980 newest,

00:39:44.520 expensive

00:39:44.960 kinds of

00:39:46.320 weapons.

00:39:47.100 Now, is

00:39:47.580 it a

00:39:47.840 coincidence,

00:39:48.420 I ask you,

00:39:50.060 that when

00:39:50.480 Eisenhower

00:39:51.020 warned us

00:39:51.580 about the

00:39:52.040 military-industrial

00:39:53.000 complex,

00:39:54.380 and he said

00:39:54.980 this is going

00:39:55.480 to happen,

00:39:56.600 he said all

00:39:57.780 the elements

00:39:58.280 are in place

00:39:58.960 for the

00:40:00.260 military-industrial

00:40:01.260 complex to

00:40:02.720 create wars

00:40:03.900 of profit,

00:40:05.640 not wars of

00:40:07.600 necessity,

00:40:08.340 not wars of

00:40:08.900 defense,

00:40:10.020 not wars of

00:40:11.080 principle,

00:40:13.160 but wars where

00:40:14.160 it's just good

00:40:14.760 for business.

00:40:16.580 Doesn't it look

00:40:17.500 a lot like

00:40:18.040 that's what

00:40:18.480 we're in?

00:40:20.060 This has

00:40:20.860 every look

00:40:21.560 of a war

00:40:22.180 that's optional

00:40:22.940 for the

00:40:23.480 benefit of

00:40:24.480 weapons makers.

00:40:26.560 Now, I'm

00:40:27.380 not going to

00:40:27.700 tell you that's

00:40:28.320 what it is.

00:40:29.640 I'm saying

00:40:30.500 it's 100%

00:40:31.900 compatible with

00:40:32.780 everything we

00:40:33.400 witness.

00:40:34.580 Doesn't mean

00:40:35.220 it's true.

00:40:36.140 Because there

00:40:36.500 could be more

00:40:36.960 than one

00:40:37.280 interpretation

00:40:37.920 that fits

00:40:39.180 the observed

00:40:39.820 facts.

00:40:40.520 There could

00:40:40.740 be facts

00:40:41.180 we don't

00:40:41.580 observe.

00:40:43.280 So, how

00:40:44.960 do we

00:40:45.180 ignore the

00:40:45.640 fact that

00:40:46.360 Eisenhower

00:40:47.080 spelled it

00:40:49.060 out, what's

00:40:50.240 going to

00:40:50.460 happen, and

00:40:51.680 that it's

00:40:52.000 happening right

00:40:52.520 in front of

00:40:52.920 us, but

00:40:54.420 we're acting

00:40:54.860 like it

00:40:55.240 didn't?

00:40:56.340 Why are we

00:40:56.800 doing that?

00:40:57.820 Why are we

00:40:58.280 acting like it's

00:40:59.000 something about

00:40:59.600 what Putin

00:41:00.420 did, and

00:41:01.240 something about

00:41:02.440 NATO, and

00:41:03.620 something about

00:41:04.580 national

00:41:05.420 defense, and

00:41:06.420 it's probably

00:41:08.580 not about any

00:41:09.260 of those

00:41:09.580 things.

00:41:10.680 It's probably

00:41:11.180 about none

00:41:11.840 of those

00:41:12.200 things.

00:41:13.040 It's probably

00:41:13.660 just the

00:41:14.440 weapons makers

00:41:15.300 have enough

00:41:16.480 influence that

00:41:18.000 they wanted a

00:41:18.680 war, so they

00:41:19.220 got one.

00:41:20.420 And they just

00:41:21.180 keep pushing it

00:41:21.920 in every way

00:41:22.300 they can push

00:41:23.040 it, until

00:41:24.180 everybody thinks

00:41:24.840 we need to be

00:41:25.420 there, and

00:41:25.800 there's not

00:41:26.140 really any

00:41:26.560 reason.

00:41:26.820 maybe.

00:41:33.580 But here's

00:41:34.280 my take on

00:41:34.940 what to

00:41:35.300 expect in

00:41:35.900 the Russia-Ukraine

00:41:36.760 situation.

00:41:37.860 It seems to

00:41:38.500 me that there

00:41:39.920 will be

00:41:40.280 perpetually

00:41:40.960 places where

00:41:41.820 Ukraine has

00:41:42.640 an advantage,

00:41:44.320 let's say a

00:41:45.080 lightly defended

00:41:45.980 place that

00:41:47.240 Russia took

00:41:47.780 over.

00:41:49.240 And so

00:41:49.720 there should

00:41:50.280 be lots of

00:41:50.840 cases where

00:41:51.380 Ukraine can

00:41:52.180 successfully

00:41:52.820 counterattack.

00:41:53.740 At the same

00:41:55.420 time, there

00:41:56.740 will be plenty

00:41:57.260 of soft

00:41:57.740 targets for

00:41:58.360 Russia to

00:41:59.540 increase their

00:42:00.640 territorial hold.

00:42:02.780 So they'll

00:42:03.160 say, you

00:42:03.460 know, we

00:42:03.900 weren't planning

00:42:04.580 on capturing

00:42:05.520 this Ukrainian

00:42:06.700 city, but

00:42:08.420 it's not very

00:42:09.960 well defended,

00:42:10.840 and we'd be

00:42:11.380 better off having

00:42:12.220 it, so I

00:42:12.920 guess we'll

00:42:13.160 take it.

00:42:14.120 So I feel

00:42:14.860 as if we

00:42:16.200 have a war in

00:42:16.940 which both

00:42:17.520 sides will

00:42:18.100 always have a

00:42:18.880 soft target on

00:42:19.980 the other side,

00:42:21.500 and then they'll

00:42:22.040 take it.

00:42:23.740 And then

00:42:24.260 there'll be

00:42:24.620 different soft

00:42:25.280 targets formed

00:42:26.120 because it's a

00:42:26.700 fluid situation,

00:42:27.800 and the other

00:42:28.560 side will take

00:42:29.220 it.

00:42:30.160 So as long

00:42:30.600 as you have

00:42:31.000 no soft

00:42:33.160 targets for

00:42:33.680 Russians,

00:42:34.100 there will

00:42:34.300 always be a

00:42:34.980 soft target

00:42:35.440 for the

00:42:35.740 Russian side

00:42:36.240 as well.

00:42:37.020 There will

00:42:37.320 always be a

00:42:37.840 case where

00:42:38.400 they can

00:42:38.880 amass more

00:42:40.040 forces than

00:42:41.980 the Ukrainian

00:42:42.520 defenders can

00:42:43.340 have in that

00:42:43.840 one place,

00:42:45.480 and vice

00:42:46.120 versa.

00:42:47.080 So as long

00:42:47.680 as you have a

00:42:48.080 system where

00:42:48.700 both sides can

00:42:50.440 create infinite

00:42:51.460 victories,

00:42:52.020 both sides

00:42:54.400 can create

00:42:55.060 infinite

00:42:55.640 victories

00:42:56.180 without winning

00:42:57.760 the war.

00:42:59.540 They can have

00:43:00.200 victories every

00:43:00.860 day, but

00:43:02.120 also defeats,

00:43:03.400 and nobody

00:43:04.200 would ever

00:43:04.520 win.

00:43:06.700 Now, I

00:43:08.460 think, what

00:43:09.960 would keep

00:43:10.360 Putin from

00:43:12.000 continuing to

00:43:12.800 just chew on

00:43:13.620 Ukraine until

00:43:14.640 he got it

00:43:15.200 all?

00:43:16.100 What would

00:43:16.720 keep him from

00:43:17.220 doing that?

00:43:17.700 Well, he

00:43:19.380 would do it

00:43:20.120 if war was

00:43:22.300 obviously not

00:43:23.020 working.

00:43:24.520 Would the

00:43:25.700 industrial

00:43:26.240 military complex

00:43:28.080 want Putin to

00:43:29.120 say, hey,

00:43:29.940 this war is

00:43:31.020 totally not

00:43:31.600 working, I

00:43:32.460 think I'll

00:43:32.780 stop here?

00:43:34.340 No, they

00:43:34.840 would not.

00:43:36.240 So, if you

00:43:38.300 believe the

00:43:38.740 military-industrial

00:43:39.700 complex is

00:43:40.420 running this

00:43:40.980 whole thing,

00:43:41.960 which seems

00:43:42.580 likely, then

00:43:44.660 you would have

00:43:45.120 to assume that

00:43:46.020 nothing would

00:43:47.160 stop Putin,

00:43:49.780 and nothing

00:43:50.340 would stop us

00:43:51.120 from trying to

00:43:52.060 stop him, and

00:43:52.660 it'll just go

00:43:53.100 on forever.

00:43:55.240 All right.

00:43:57.800 Here's the

00:43:58.400 problem that I

00:43:59.100 don't know that

00:43:59.680 we completely

00:44:00.340 understood from

00:44:02.180 the start, and

00:44:04.120 this is a

00:44:05.200 mind-reading

00:44:05.720 thing, so I'm

00:44:07.460 going to say

00:44:07.820 what I think

00:44:08.500 Putin is

00:44:09.060 thinking, which

00:44:10.800 is always

00:44:11.100 dangerous,

00:44:11.600 right?

00:44:12.240 So don't

00:44:12.640 put too much

00:44:13.560 credibility in

00:44:14.460 my belief of

00:44:15.280 what a

00:44:15.860 stranger is

00:44:16.420 thinking, but

00:44:17.680 see if it

00:44:18.040 sounds right

00:44:18.520 to you.

00:44:20.200 I believe

00:44:20.980 that Putin

00:44:21.500 would rather

00:44:22.220 destroy Ukraine

00:44:23.440 than lose it

00:44:24.280 to NATO, and

00:44:26.300 that it looked

00:44:26.800 like he was

00:44:27.320 going to lose

00:44:27.740 it to NATO,

00:44:28.620 and if he

00:44:29.240 had a choice,

00:44:30.760 he would

00:44:31.160 rather reduce

00:44:31.940 Ukraine to

00:44:32.560 rubble than

00:44:34.000 allow it to

00:44:34.620 be a NATO

00:44:35.400 country, and

00:44:36.820 I feel like we

00:44:37.480 got that wrong.

00:44:40.220 I feel like

00:44:41.100 that's the part

00:44:41.680 we got wrong.

00:44:42.920 I think we

00:44:43.580 thought, well,

00:44:44.580 he wouldn't

00:44:45.060 destroy the

00:44:45.820 entire country

00:44:46.760 just to prevent

00:44:48.720 it from being

00:44:49.320 NATO, would

00:44:50.200 he?

00:44:51.020 He would.

00:44:52.540 He would.

00:44:53.440 And I think

00:44:54.000 he'd be, I

00:44:55.800 don't want to

00:44:56.160 say justified,

00:44:57.900 but he'd have

00:44:59.200 a reason.

00:45:01.420 Because, you

00:45:02.520 know, Russia is

00:45:03.280 incredibly

00:45:04.440 imperialistic, the

00:45:06.040 experts tell us,

00:45:07.360 and if you're

00:45:08.120 incredibly

00:45:08.600 imperialistic, and

00:45:10.960 somebody's putting

00:45:11.640 NATO on your

00:45:12.340 doorstep in

00:45:13.320 the place that

00:45:13.860 you think you

00:45:14.440 sort of kind

00:45:15.060 of own, which

00:45:15.700 is Ukraine,

00:45:16.840 there's no way

00:45:17.740 that's going to

00:45:18.160 end well.

00:45:19.140 So we should

00:45:20.000 have known that

00:45:20.880 he would stop

00:45:21.500 at nothing,

00:45:22.680 because he

00:45:23.220 didn't have to,

00:45:24.280 to destroy

00:45:25.080 Ukraine, or

00:45:27.380 to dominate it.

00:45:29.300 And if we

00:45:30.000 didn't know that

00:45:30.720 was going to

00:45:31.100 happen, then

00:45:32.660 that seems like

00:45:33.260 a failure on

00:45:34.100 our part.

00:45:35.980 Somebody says

00:45:36.680 Trump knew

00:45:37.280 this.

00:45:38.260 Maybe he did.

00:45:39.220 We don't know.

00:45:39.960 Maybe he did.

00:45:40.580 And then the

00:45:44.940 question is, are

00:45:45.660 Poland and

00:45:46.280 Lithuania next?

00:45:48.220 To which I say,

00:45:49.360 so Lithuania is

00:45:50.300 already NATO,

00:45:51.180 right?

00:45:52.220 So I don't think

00:45:53.120 that's next,

00:45:54.700 because, I

00:45:56.080 don't know, it

00:45:56.920 looks like it's

00:45:57.580 not a big enough

00:45:58.200 deal.

00:45:59.340 And Poland, I

00:46:00.420 just don't see

00:46:01.300 Poland and

00:46:02.180 Russia getting

00:46:02.900 into a fight,

00:46:04.420 because I don't

00:46:05.340 think that, I

00:46:07.060 don't think that

00:46:07.640 Putin would

00:46:08.400 rather destroy

00:46:09.420 Poland than

00:46:10.880 have it

00:46:11.280 NATO, right?

00:46:13.780 If you gave

00:46:14.480 him a choice,

00:46:14.980 he'd be like,

00:46:15.440 I don't know.

00:46:17.900 I guess let

00:46:18.480 Poland be

00:46:19.140 NATO.

00:46:20.480 Like, it

00:46:20.760 wouldn't be his

00:46:21.180 first choice.

00:46:22.280 But I don't

00:46:22.900 think he would

00:46:23.400 rather destroy

00:46:24.380 the whole

00:46:24.740 country.

00:46:26.880 But with

00:46:27.500 Ukraine, I

00:46:28.060 think he

00:46:28.440 actually would

00:46:29.180 have said,

00:46:30.220 yeah, you

00:46:30.580 know, I

00:46:31.400 don't want to

00:46:32.100 destroy Ukraine,

00:46:33.340 but if the

00:46:34.080 alternative is

00:46:34.940 to have this

00:46:36.660 great stain on

00:46:38.580 us forever and

00:46:39.540 NATO on our

00:46:40.140 doorstep in

00:46:40.740 this major

00:46:41.180 country, yeah,

00:46:42.240 I would prefer

00:46:42.760 to destroy the

00:46:43.460 entire country

00:46:44.060 of Ukraine.

00:46:45.380 And I think

00:46:45.720 that was our

00:46:46.660 big miscalculation

00:46:47.680 there.

00:46:50.880 Kalingrad is

00:46:51.560 caught up from

00:46:52.020 Russia by

00:46:52.480 Lithuania.

00:46:53.340 Yeah, so

00:46:54.120 there's some

00:46:54.500 talk of maybe

00:46:57.040 provoking war

00:46:58.580 over there,

00:46:59.520 because we're

00:47:00.000 cutting off some

00:47:00.720 territory that

00:47:01.520 Russia owns.

00:47:03.680 I don't know

00:47:04.440 too much about

00:47:04.960 that story, but

00:47:05.560 there's a little

00:47:06.080 provocation going

00:47:06.960 on over there.

00:47:08.800 All right.

00:47:11.180 That, ladies

00:47:11.880 and gentlemen, is

00:47:13.800 the slow news

00:47:15.180 day called

00:47:15.860 Father's Day.

00:47:18.740 And so he

00:47:22.460 says we need a

00:47:23.140 Trump news

00:47:23.820 network and

00:47:25.980 DeSantis for

00:47:26.880 24.

00:47:28.580 That would by

00:47:29.540 far be the

00:47:30.280 strong.

00:47:30.600 Could you

00:47:31.000 imagine Trump

00:47:32.140 having a news

00:47:34.120 network and

00:47:35.080 debating stuff on

00:47:36.500 it, et cetera,

00:47:37.660 and having him

00:47:38.320 run cover for

00:47:39.160 DeSantis to

00:47:40.520 make it easier

00:47:41.520 for DeSantis to

00:47:42.400 win?

00:47:44.620 That would be a

00:47:45.520 strong, strong

00:47:47.000 Republican package.

00:47:49.300 I don't know how

00:47:49.800 you could beat

00:47:50.200 that, actually.

00:47:51.880 That would just

00:47:53.040 dominate politics

00:47:54.020 at that point.

00:47:56.520 Now, of course,

00:47:57.240 it's hard to

00:47:57.620 predict anything,

00:47:58.400 because the left

00:47:59.580 would have to

00:48:00.100 respond in an

00:48:01.080 equally strong way

00:48:02.080 that would be

00:48:02.480 unpredictable.

00:48:03.660 Oh, so I'm not

00:48:04.560 following the

00:48:05.020 Assange story

00:48:05.860 too closely,

00:48:07.060 but Assange is

00:48:08.000 going to be,

00:48:09.900 what do you

00:48:10.920 call it,

00:48:11.280 released to the

00:48:12.400 United States

00:48:13.100 justice system?

00:48:15.060 Is that what's

00:48:15.480 happening?

00:48:16.680 He's going to be

00:48:17.440 extradited to the

00:48:18.660 United States,

00:48:19.280 right?

00:48:20.820 What happens

00:48:21.680 when Assange

00:48:23.500 gets in an

00:48:24.560 American prison?

00:48:26.300 He gets killed

00:48:27.520 right away,

00:48:27.980 doesn't he?

00:48:29.700 Wouldn't he be

00:48:30.420 murdered in an

00:48:31.140 American prison

00:48:31.840 within a month?

00:48:36.600 I feel like he

00:48:37.800 would murder

00:48:38.160 himself with,

00:48:38.960 yeah.

00:48:40.240 Yeah, I got a

00:48:41.180 feeling he'd get

00:48:41.760 Epstein'd fairly

00:48:43.240 quickly.

00:48:46.720 So, something

00:48:47.760 tells me that

00:48:48.760 Assange knows

00:48:50.820 too much,

00:48:52.480 and I also

00:48:54.500 expect that if

00:48:55.780 Assange were to

00:48:56.680 die, that there

00:48:58.960 would be information

00:48:59.860 released about

00:49:00.620 our own

00:49:01.040 government that

00:49:02.700 we have no

00:49:03.220 idea about.

00:49:04.720 What do you

00:49:05.220 think?

00:49:06.200 Do you think

00:49:06.740 that Assange

00:49:07.760 has a trove

00:49:08.840 of the good

00:49:09.520 stuff that

00:49:10.460 won't be

00:49:10.880 released unless

00:49:11.640 he's killed?

00:49:15.760 He should at

00:49:16.640 least say he

00:49:17.200 does.

00:49:18.500 I don't know

00:49:19.200 if he does.

00:49:24.140 I'm being

00:49:24.780 questioned about

00:49:25.420 my past

00:49:26.140 predictions about

00:49:27.320 Epstein.

00:49:27.660 I'm not in

00:49:30.540 the camp that

00:49:31.100 says it's

00:49:31.740 positive that

00:49:32.480 Epstein was

00:49:35.260 murdered.

00:49:36.260 But also, I'm

00:49:37.340 not positive that

00:49:38.040 he killed

00:49:38.320 himself.

00:49:39.380 So I think both

00:49:40.080 possibilities still

00:49:41.160 exist.

00:49:42.760 But the longer

00:49:44.220 we go and the

00:49:45.480 more things we

00:49:46.060 find out about

00:49:46.700 Epstein, that's a

00:49:48.520 lot of

00:49:48.840 coincidences.

00:49:50.300 But it's also

00:49:50.960 possible, you

00:49:52.160 know, because the

00:49:52.700 guards were

00:49:54.400 sleeping and the

00:49:55.340 cameras didn't

00:49:55.920 work, and what

00:49:57.080 a big coincidence.

00:49:58.620 But it's also

00:49:59.180 possible he

00:49:59.840 bribed himself

00:50:00.620 into that

00:50:01.100 situation so he

00:50:01.920 could kill

00:50:02.260 himself.

00:50:07.100 But I would

00:50:07.860 think that if

00:50:08.400 you had the

00:50:08.780 resources to

00:50:09.520 kill yourself,

00:50:10.360 you would do

00:50:11.040 it with pills.

00:50:12.760 You'd sneak

00:50:13.480 them in somehow.

00:50:14.600 So that argues

00:50:15.380 against it.

00:50:17.880 And no

00:50:18.560 cameras, pretty

00:50:19.600 strange.

00:50:20.520 change.

00:50:23.360 So I would

00:50:24.400 worry for

00:50:25.080 Assange's

00:50:25.860 well-being if

00:50:27.260 he got here

00:50:27.780 in the United

00:50:28.340 States.

00:50:30.180 It's also

00:50:30.880 possible that

00:50:31.640 he'll be

00:50:32.080 get a

00:50:35.540 pardon.

00:50:37.580 It's possible.

00:50:38.680 Because it

00:50:39.060 also depends

00:50:39.540 what he

00:50:39.800 knows.

00:50:40.580 He might

00:50:41.040 know so

00:50:41.440 much that

00:50:41.880 somebody wants

00:50:42.360 to pardon

00:50:42.720 him.

00:50:47.100 According to

00:50:47.740 her lawyers,

00:50:48.280 they've already

00:50:48.680 tried to kill

00:50:49.320 Ghislaine.

00:50:55.220 You think

00:50:55.920 Biden would

00:50:56.540 pardon Assange?

00:50:58.300 I don't

00:50:58.960 think so.

00:51:03.880 Oh, on

00:51:04.540 the airline

00:51:04.960 stuff, top

00:51:05.820 pay is $600,

00:51:06.720 you're saying?

00:51:08.380 Look for a

00:51:10.000 captain at

00:51:12.200 United who's

00:51:13.080 been there a

00:51:13.480 long time,

00:51:14.260 and then add

00:51:14.880 together the

00:51:15.400 entire compensation

00:51:16.380 package.

00:51:17.220 So everything

00:51:17.680 from adding

00:51:19.260 to the

00:51:19.900 SEP,

00:51:21.520 to everything

00:51:21.880 else.

00:51:26.000 Because I

00:51:26.700 think you're

00:51:27.380 talking about

00:51:27.800 in most

00:51:28.260 cases,

00:51:28.800 it's about

00:51:29.020 $600,000.

00:51:31.140 That's true.

00:51:34.280 Shouldn't we

00:51:34.900 look at

00:51:35.220 median pay?

00:51:36.200 Well, it

00:51:36.600 depends what

00:51:36.940 you're talking

00:51:37.280 about.

00:51:40.240 The Southwest

00:51:41.160 pilot would be

00:51:42.060 more of a

00:51:42.600 regional thing

00:51:44.040 and not as

00:51:44.600 high as,

00:51:45.080 say,

00:51:45.540 an international

00:51:46.640 carrier.

00:51:47.080 Trump would

00:51:54.340 pardon Assange?

00:51:55.080 I don't

00:51:55.300 think he

00:51:55.600 would.

00:51:59.040 Oh, Hillary

00:51:59.900 Clinton is

00:52:00.460 talking about

00:52:00.900 losing democracy

00:52:01.920 for the next

00:52:02.420 few decades.

00:52:03.300 When have we

00:52:03.940 not talked

00:52:04.560 about losing

00:52:05.080 democracy?

00:52:06.360 Is there

00:52:06.860 any time in

00:52:07.720 American history

00:52:08.520 where there

00:52:09.720 wasn't somebody

00:52:10.340 saying, well,

00:52:11.000 we've lost our

00:52:11.820 democracy now?

00:52:13.540 I don't think

00:52:14.280 we've ever

00:52:14.660 not said

00:52:15.200 that.

00:52:17.580 Oh, it

00:52:18.140 was Bill

00:52:18.440 Clinton,

00:52:18.920 actually?

00:52:24.620 You

00:52:25.140 refused to

00:52:25.840 answer your

00:52:26.400 preferred profiles

00:52:27.320 so they

00:52:28.360 listed you

00:52:28.860 as no

00:52:29.220 gender?

00:52:31.320 He has

00:52:32.020 no gender.

00:52:32.540 All right.

00:52:40.880 I feel like

00:52:41.800 I've said

00:52:42.340 everything I

00:52:42.840 need to

00:52:43.140 say.

00:52:48.720 So somebody

00:52:49.460 is saying a

00:52:49.920 wide-body

00:52:50.520 pilot, a

00:52:51.300 maximum is

00:52:51.960 $400,000 per

00:52:52.880 year, and

00:52:54.020 trust me, I'm

00:52:54.800 an American

00:52:55.240 Airlines

00:52:55.680 pilot.

00:52:57.220 You're

00:52:57.700 telling me

00:52:58.060 that the

00:52:58.520 top pilot

00:52:59.360 at American

00:52:59.960 Airlines

00:53:00.520 makes only

00:53:02.220 $400,000 per

00:53:02.880 year.

00:53:06.320 I'm not

00:53:06.900 sure I

00:53:07.160 believe that,

00:53:07.780 but if you

00:53:08.340 are the

00:53:08.660 actual pilot,

00:53:09.500 I guess

00:53:09.840 you're a

00:53:10.240 better,

00:53:11.460 you're a

00:53:11.820 better,

00:53:13.660 yeah, that's

00:53:14.120 base pay.

00:53:14.940 Don't they

00:53:15.340 get all

00:53:15.660 kinds of

00:53:16.260 things on

00:53:17.100 top of

00:53:17.480 base pay?

00:53:20.560 Because I'm

00:53:21.180 talking about

00:53:21.700 bonuses

00:53:22.220 included.

00:53:24.000 I just

00:53:24.380 saw an

00:53:24.660 article that

00:53:25.180 showed their

00:53:25.640 compensation

00:53:26.200 was in

00:53:26.740 several

00:53:27.140 different

00:53:27.460 categories.

00:53:32.220 Frontier

00:53:33.860 Airline

00:53:34.300 would be

00:53:34.580 at the

00:53:34.800 bottom

00:53:35.040 of the

00:53:35.300 pay.

00:53:36.240 Question?

00:53:37.380 All right.

00:53:39.200 Well, we

00:53:40.120 have lots

00:53:40.460 of people

00:53:40.760 doubting the

00:53:41.440 high-end

00:53:41.900 of the

00:53:42.840 airline pay,

00:53:44.700 so let

00:53:45.620 me note

00:53:46.560 that.

00:53:47.900 Let me

00:53:48.460 note that

00:53:49.040 many of

00:53:49.980 you are

00:53:50.580 doubting

00:53:51.280 the high-end

00:53:53.020 pay.

00:53:54.440 All right.

00:53:59.120 Is there

00:53:59.340 anything else

00:53:59.800 that we

00:54:00.100 need to

00:54:00.320 talk about

00:54:00.720 that we

00:54:00.980 haven't?

00:54:01.380 Father's

00:54:01.740 Day?

00:54:04.740 Gelman

00:54:05.180 amnesia?

00:54:12.080 With the

00:54:12.720 top 80%

00:54:14.260 making

00:54:15.160 $458,000.

00:54:17.160 But again,

00:54:17.660 that would

00:54:17.900 be base

00:54:18.300 pay,

00:54:19.600 right?

00:54:20.340 So there

00:54:20.720 are bonuses

00:54:21.240 and things

00:54:22.000 potentially on

00:54:22.700 top of that.

00:54:24.440 417K is

00:54:26.500 what a

00:54:26.800 private jet

00:54:27.440 pilot makes.

00:54:30.000 How much

00:54:30.860 do you

00:54:31.060 think technology

00:54:31.800 will improve

00:54:32.620 in the next

00:54:33.620 10 years?

00:54:34.380 You won't

00:54:35.180 even recognize

00:54:35.780 anything in

00:54:36.400 10 years.

00:54:37.740 In 10

00:54:38.220 years,

00:54:39.500 the AI

00:54:40.540 will probably

00:54:41.540 reach the

00:54:42.020 singularity.

00:54:43.660 So everything

00:54:44.260 that humans

00:54:45.220 can anticipate,

00:54:47.040 it's all

00:54:48.340 out the

00:54:48.640 window now.

00:54:49.560 Because AI

00:54:50.620 will decide

00:54:51.300 what the

00:54:51.600 future looks

00:54:52.140 like with

00:54:52.740 humans.

00:54:53.500 But we

00:54:54.040 can't

00:54:54.320 predict

00:54:54.580 what AI

00:54:55.140 would do

00:54:55.780 the same

00:54:56.500 way my

00:54:56.860 dog can't

00:54:57.640 predict what

00:54:58.060 I would

00:54:58.340 do.

00:54:59.440 See,

00:54:59.620 my dog

00:55:00.140 can't

00:55:00.560 predict me

00:55:01.100 because she

00:55:01.960 has such

00:55:02.300 lower

00:55:02.700 intelligence.

00:55:03.600 She doesn't

00:55:03.920 even know

00:55:04.180 why I do

00:55:04.660 what I

00:55:04.900 do.

00:55:05.860 Same with

00:55:06.440 the AI.

00:55:07.500 We'll have

00:55:08.120 no idea

00:55:08.600 what's coming

00:55:09.120 because the

00:55:10.300 AI is so

00:55:11.120 different from

00:55:11.600 us.

00:55:12.880 There's no

00:55:13.480 way to

00:55:13.740 predict it.

00:55:14.200 as long

00:55:27.600 as we

00:55:27.860 don't lose

00:55:28.280 the illusion

00:55:28.720 of choice

00:55:29.160 and free

00:55:29.580 will,

00:55:29.920 we're

00:55:29.980 good.

00:55:30.840 Yeah,

00:55:31.660 true.

00:55:34.940 Technology

00:55:35.420 has gone

00:55:35.820 too far

00:55:36.260 and normal

00:55:36.620 people can't

00:55:37.240 fix things.

00:55:37.920 I've said

00:55:40.440 this before

00:55:40.960 but everything's

00:55:41.780 broken.

00:55:43.520 Yesterday I

00:55:44.300 wanted to

00:55:45.000 sit down

00:55:45.360 with my

00:55:45.760 laptop and

00:55:47.520 do some

00:55:48.000 work.

00:55:48.840 Have you

00:55:49.360 had that

00:55:49.680 experience?

00:55:50.540 I think I'll

00:55:51.200 just open

00:55:51.700 my laptop

00:55:52.260 and do

00:55:53.500 some work.

00:55:55.080 But suddenly

00:55:55.820 my Dropbox

00:55:56.860 is not synced

00:55:57.560 with my

00:55:58.040 iOS for no

00:55:59.080 reason so I

00:56:00.440 upgrade my,

00:56:01.340 I have to

00:56:02.200 upgrade my

00:56:02.800 operating system

00:56:03.700 because it's

00:56:04.200 begging me for

00:56:04.800 that every

00:56:05.200 day and that

00:56:06.380 means I

00:56:06.740 have to

00:56:06.960 resign into

00:56:07.680 everything and

00:56:08.400 I don't

00:56:08.720 remember my

00:56:09.320 iCloud password

00:56:10.320 and I have

00:56:10.980 to go look

00:56:11.420 it up but

00:56:12.460 the internet's

00:56:13.460 down and

00:56:14.240 it took me,

00:56:15.880 I worked all

00:56:16.580 day to do

00:56:19.000 what should

00:56:19.620 have been

00:56:20.140 this.

00:56:21.600 Here's what

00:56:22.180 this should

00:56:22.540 have been.

00:56:23.540 I'll give

00:56:24.100 an impression.

00:56:25.820 Here's how

00:56:26.360 my day

00:56:26.720 should have.

00:56:27.220 Huh, I've

00:56:28.640 got half an

00:56:29.480 hour, I

00:56:30.740 think I'll

00:56:31.060 do some

00:56:31.440 work.

00:56:32.500 Here's my

00:56:32.920 laptop, here's

00:56:35.020 me opening

00:56:35.660 it.

00:56:36.380 And now

00:56:37.380 here's me

00:56:37.820 working.

00:56:41.400 That doesn't

00:56:43.720 happen anymore

00:56:44.320 does it?

00:56:45.520 You open

00:56:46.040 your laptop

00:56:46.600 and it's

00:56:47.300 like a

00:56:47.620 house of

00:56:48.080 horrors in

00:56:48.680 there.

00:56:49.480 I've got

00:56:49.780 all these

00:56:50.100 warnings and

00:56:51.020 lights and

00:56:51.600 you know

00:56:52.240 there's things

00:56:52.640 I've got to

00:56:53.060 look into

00:56:53.480 and there's

00:56:54.100 a subscription

00:56:55.180 that's cancelled

00:56:56.540 and I don't

00:56:57.140 know why

00:56:57.680 and there's

00:56:58.420 a message

00:56:59.000 that's being

00:56:59.400 sent to my

00:56:59.920 email but

00:57:00.600 it might have

00:57:01.440 gone to my

00:57:01.920 spam and

00:57:03.020 then all of

00:57:03.540 the services

00:57:04.900 I've signed

00:57:05.480 up for.

00:57:06.580 They've got

00:57:06.960 the wrong

00:57:07.320 credit card

00:57:07.980 suddenly and

00:57:08.760 they're

00:57:08.960 cancelling me.

00:57:10.320 And I'll

00:57:11.940 tell you what

00:57:12.280 is the worst

00:57:12.800 thing.

00:57:14.680 How much

00:57:15.440 do you hate

00:57:15.940 the fact

00:57:16.480 that in

00:57:17.920 order to

00:57:18.420 send an

00:57:18.940 email you

00:57:20.080 are exposed

00:57:20.660 to your

00:57:21.520 inbox?

00:57:22.800 Raise your

00:57:23.300 hands if

00:57:24.920 you hate

00:57:25.520 the fact

00:57:26.140 that when

00:57:27.120 you want

00:57:27.480 to send

00:57:27.960 an email

00:57:28.480 you're

00:57:29.600 exposed to

00:57:30.400 looking at

00:57:30.880 other people's

00:57:31.680 emails to

00:57:32.260 you.

00:57:33.760 Worst

00:57:34.400 user

00:57:35.200 interface

00:57:36.140 of all

00:57:37.900 time.

00:57:39.520 Of all

00:57:40.280 time.

00:57:41.460 Because the

00:57:42.600 emails that

00:57:43.160 you send

00:57:43.680 are probably

00:57:44.400 something that

00:57:44.980 would be good

00:57:45.440 for you if

00:57:46.060 somebody answers.

00:57:47.220 The ones that

00:57:47.760 other people

00:57:48.340 send that you

00:57:48.880 don't know

00:57:49.200 you're getting

00:57:49.660 are asking

00:57:50.940 you to do

00:57:51.920 work.

00:57:54.360 So if you

00:57:55.700 have a little

00:57:56.300 bit of

00:57:56.900 ADHD and

00:57:59.660 who doesn't

00:58:00.140 these days,

00:58:01.220 you open up

00:58:02.220 your email

00:58:02.840 and you're

00:58:04.020 just gone.

00:58:05.560 You're just

00:58:05.960 gone.

00:58:06.780 Because most

00:58:07.540 of my email

00:58:08.060 is emergencies.

00:58:09.560 I don't know

00:58:09.900 about you.

00:58:10.800 Do you get

00:58:11.240 an email that

00:58:11.740 isn't an

00:58:12.200 emergency?

00:58:13.400 Everything is

00:58:14.000 a time-based

00:58:15.140 emergency.

00:58:16.580 Oh, there's

00:58:17.200 one day left

00:58:17.880 for this.

00:58:18.740 Your deadline

00:58:20.100 has passed.

00:58:21.040 It's all

00:58:21.360 deadlines.

00:58:22.280 Something broke

00:58:22.980 and somebody's

00:58:23.540 in trouble.

00:58:24.420 Somebody can't

00:58:25.100 do their thing

00:58:25.660 until you do

00:58:26.240 your thing.

00:58:27.200 Somebody can't

00:58:27.860 finish that

00:58:28.400 urgent paperwork

00:58:29.160 until you give

00:58:29.820 them that

00:58:30.160 information.

00:58:32.380 I'll tell you,

00:58:32.940 the complexity

00:58:34.180 of life is

00:58:36.400 just insane

00:58:37.000 now.

00:58:39.860 Yeah, people

00:58:40.620 ask you for

00:58:41.080 money, emergencies.

00:58:43.180 Have you noticed

00:58:43.800 it's always the

00:58:44.380 same people that

00:58:45.000 have the

00:58:45.280 emergencies?

00:58:47.420 Is there a

00:58:48.260 member of your,

00:58:49.000 let's say,

00:58:49.380 circle or family

00:58:50.380 that has one

00:58:51.980 emergency after

00:58:52.840 another?

00:58:55.000 You all have

00:58:55.800 that, right?

00:58:56.620 There's

00:58:56.900 somebody in

00:58:57.420 the family

00:58:57.840 who has

00:58:58.260 one emergency

00:58:58.960 after another

00:58:59.740 and then

00:59:00.840 there's

00:59:01.080 somebody else

00:59:01.740 who doesn't

00:59:02.800 have any.

00:59:04.080 Somebody who's

00:59:04.740 never asking

00:59:05.300 anybody for

00:59:05.800 anything.

00:59:06.740 And then

00:59:06.960 there's one

00:59:07.420 that just

00:59:08.280 creates one

00:59:09.060 emergency

00:59:09.540 after another

00:59:10.280 and you're

00:59:10.620 like, how

00:59:10.940 can one

00:59:11.380 person have

00:59:11.900 one emergency

00:59:12.560 after another?

00:59:17.080 Everybody

00:59:17.620 says it's

00:59:18.200 a, you're

00:59:19.780 all sexist

00:59:20.400 because you're

00:59:20.860 all saying

00:59:21.200 it's some

00:59:22.480 female in

00:59:23.080 your life.

00:59:25.380 It's not

00:59:26.020 all females.

00:59:29.480 Is it?

00:59:32.160 I don't

00:59:32.740 know.

00:59:33.720 I wasn't

00:59:34.220 thinking of it

00:59:34.800 that way,

00:59:35.240 but you

00:59:35.680 seem to be

00:59:36.180 very sexist

00:59:36.980 this morning

00:59:37.560 and you

00:59:38.460 seem to

00:59:38.780 think that's

00:59:39.200 women.

00:59:40.380 Is my

00:59:40.800 dad still

00:59:41.360 alive?

00:59:41.820 He's not.

00:59:42.520 No.

00:59:43.840 He passed

00:59:44.300 several years

00:59:44.800 ago.

00:59:46.740 Somebody

00:59:47.260 says our

00:59:47.680 daughters

00:59:48.080 are a

00:59:49.060 woke

00:59:49.380 train wreck.

00:59:52.960 That's

00:59:53.400 funny.

00:59:56.040 All right.

00:59:56.620 I think I've

00:59:57.020 said everything

00:59:57.420 I need to

00:59:57.900 say.

00:59:58.480 So if

00:59:58.700 there's

00:59:58.840 nothing else

00:59:59.240 to say

00:59:59.500 today,

01:00:00.200 it's a

01:00:00.480 slow news

01:00:00.880 day.

01:00:01.380 It's a

01:00:01.580 good,

01:00:03.420 happy

01:00:03.740 Father's

01:00:04.100 Day.

01:00:07.080 I don't

01:00:07.680 think I'll

01:00:08.140 answer that

01:00:09.100 question.

01:00:10.860 for everybody

01:00:14.580 else,

01:00:15.360 have a

01:00:15.640 great

01:00:15.980 Father's

01:00:17.400 day,

01:00:17.700 Juneteenth,

01:00:19.000 Pride Month.

01:00:20.320 Take your

01:00:20.700 pick.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 19, 2022

Episode 1779 Scott Adams： Joe Biden Falls Off His Bike And Proves We Live In A Simulation

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