Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 26, 2022


Episode 1786 Scott Adams： Join Me And Find Out Why You Shouldn't Mix Up Meds Before Livestreaming


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In this episode of the highlight of civilization, we re talking about pot and the Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade, and how you can make a tiny house in your backyard a tiny office in the back of your backyard.

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00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to, well, I think I usually say the highlight of civilization.
00:00:12.060 But today, well, anything could happen today. You're going to find out why in a minute.
00:00:18.540 And before we delve into that, let's jump right into the simultaneous step.
00:00:28.360 And all you need is a cup or mug or a glass of tanker gel, a canteen jug, a flask, a vessel of any kind,
00:00:34.360 fill it with your favorite liquid, and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure,
00:00:39.880 the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:42.600 It's called the simultaneous sip. Go.
00:00:45.000 So, now, I need to start with a confession, because I don't know what you're going to see this morning.
00:01:00.580 I really don't.
00:01:01.300 And the confession is this.
00:01:06.240 In order for you to understand this, you have to have some background, a little context.
00:01:12.120 Some of you don't have this context, so I'll just fill in gaps.
00:01:17.260 There's a big difference between somebody who's a chronic marijuana smoker,
00:01:22.140 let's say somebody who has a prescription for health reasons,
00:01:25.380 and somebody who dabbles with it and does it occasionally.
00:01:29.600 And the difference is that one of them will get a real, you know, head high, I guess you could call it,
00:01:36.560 and the one who does it every day will just say,
00:01:39.620 oh, I had a good day today.
00:01:41.360 But it won't be, you know, weird, I'm so high, I can't do things kind of high.
00:01:45.640 So, that's the first part of the context.
00:01:48.840 The second part is that there are two main types of marijuana.
00:01:55.320 One is called sativa, and that can lift you up
00:01:59.040 and make you a little bit smarter and more creative for a little while,
00:02:04.080 especially for the first, I don't know, hour or so.
00:02:08.100 And it can actually make you better at what you're doing
00:02:11.120 if you're doing something that's creative, right?
00:02:14.800 You don't try to operate heavy equipment necessarily.
00:02:18.400 But the other kind is the opposite.
00:02:20.700 And most people don't know this.
00:02:22.060 It's basically, you could almost think of them as two completely different medications.
00:02:28.020 The other is called indica,
00:02:30.100 and it would be best used by somebody who needs to chill out
00:02:33.940 and somebody who wants to go to bed.
00:02:35.960 Just have a good night's sleep.
00:02:37.500 So, one lifts you up and makes your brain work a million miles a minute
00:02:43.140 for a little while.
00:02:46.240 And another one just slows you down.
00:02:49.560 Well, here's my confession.
00:02:52.400 So, I have a prescription, so I'm a completely legal medical marijuana user.
00:02:58.100 And because I'm chronic, I can do what a, let's say, a weekend user couldn't do,
00:03:06.960 which is I can smoke a shit ton of marijuana right before I go on a live stream,
00:03:13.200 and you wouldn't know the difference.
00:03:14.840 If it's sativa.
00:03:19.020 But, if you were to make the tragic mistake of having a show that has to go on every day
00:03:25.000 at the same time, no matter what,
00:03:27.040 whether you're sick or you've got COVID,
00:03:30.560 it doesn't matter.
00:03:31.960 Nothing will stop the show.
00:03:33.400 And then, on top of that, you mix up your two lids
00:03:39.820 and you mistakenly take the indica
00:03:44.060 when really what would have been the right solution
00:03:46.780 would have been the sativa.
00:03:50.380 Now, I don't know what's going to turn out this morning,
00:03:53.740 but I'm pretty sure it's going to be less professional than usual.
00:03:58.560 That feels good.
00:03:59.600 And right after I made this tragic mistake,
00:04:05.600 I have this recollection of tweeting,
00:04:09.100 and I want to see if I tweeted anything embarrassing.
00:04:12.200 Did I tweet anything embarrassing in the last few minutes?
00:04:16.200 Let's see.
00:04:17.320 Checking my Twitter feed.
00:04:21.640 So I tweeted the show.
00:04:23.800 That's good.
00:04:24.460 And below that, here's a tweet.
00:04:26.900 I guess I sent this 18 minutes ago.
00:04:30.580 Glass half full.
00:04:32.660 The Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade
00:04:35.020 is a huge victory for oral sex. 0.83
00:04:41.660 Okay.
00:04:43.020 Well, let's just continue with the show.
00:04:49.100 First item.
00:04:50.880 Now, I tweeted this the other day,
00:04:52.140 and I think it's an awesome idea.
00:04:53.440 And it's based on the fact,
00:04:58.440 have you heard of these ADUs?
00:05:00.880 It stands for, what's it called?
00:05:04.140 Additional dwelling unit or something.
00:05:06.920 But it's, the laws have changed
00:05:09.340 so that you can make a little bit of a tiny little house
00:05:13.000 or a tiny little office in your backyard.
00:05:15.400 And accessory, accessory dwelling unit.
00:05:19.960 So you can put a little extra house in your backyard,
00:05:22.980 but it's tiny.
00:05:23.980 And there are a number of companies that make them.
00:05:26.320 And I had the following thought.
00:05:28.880 Because a number of people throughout my life
00:05:33.140 have said some version of this.
00:05:36.100 I'd love to start my own business
00:05:38.820 doing some kind of personal service.
00:05:42.020 Doing nails or doing hair or massage
00:05:45.160 or acupuncture or something like that.
00:05:49.200 And always the problem is where to do it.
00:05:52.340 Because rents would be high.
00:05:54.800 Or, you know, there's just always a problem
00:05:57.120 of where to do it.
00:05:58.080 And I thought to myself,
00:05:59.760 why couldn't you make these ADUs,
00:06:02.000 some of them,
00:06:03.500 specialty made for a certain profession?
00:06:07.340 So, for example, you'd have one
00:06:08.840 that would be just for people who want to do nails. 1.00
00:06:13.320 They could just put it in their backyard
00:06:14.640 and they're in business.
00:06:16.240 And nobody has to go in the house.
00:06:18.220 And I thought to myself,
00:06:19.700 that's going to happen, right?
00:06:22.640 Because, well, let me ask you in the comments.
00:06:25.340 Let me ask you in the comments.
00:06:26.140 I'll bet there's somebody here
00:06:27.580 just watching this right now
00:06:29.200 who knows somebody or is somebody
00:06:31.740 who would be able to immediately start a business
00:06:35.600 if you only had, like, a cheap little,
00:06:37.740 nice little office or service area.
00:06:41.800 How many...
00:06:43.000 Yeah, now let's assume
00:06:44.400 that the zoning laws are going to allow it.
00:06:48.120 Look, you're already saying yeses go by.
00:06:50.640 So I think the market...
00:06:53.840 Yeah, a bunch of people are saying yes.
00:06:55.460 Actually, more than I thought.
00:06:57.460 I figured there would be a smattering,
00:06:59.500 but there are quite a few people saying yes.
00:07:01.740 Yeah, because it seems like everybody knows someone
00:07:04.700 who needs an office.
00:07:08.420 And in many cases, that's, you know,
00:07:10.520 getting the capital to...
00:07:12.320 or even, you know, the credit, I guess,
00:07:14.080 to rent a space.
00:07:15.680 It's kind of hard if you don't already have an income
00:07:18.400 or you're not already in the business.
00:07:20.160 So couldn't you do pop-up businesses?
00:07:24.940 And if you think about it,
00:07:26.800 there really are a ton of businesses
00:07:29.120 that people could do immediately
00:07:32.560 if they just had a little space.
00:07:36.160 And I guess it would have to be a zoning law change as well.
00:07:40.320 Meth lab.
00:07:41.720 Somebody's suggesting a meth lab.
00:07:43.240 I love my audience.
00:07:46.800 All right.
00:07:48.960 Here's a thought that I was smart enough not to tweet
00:07:52.260 because it requires a little bit of conversation.
00:07:56.440 So you know I'm not completely serious,
00:07:58.520 but maybe I am, but sort of.
00:08:00.600 But maybe it's the bad idea
00:08:02.600 that makes you think of the good idea.
00:08:05.320 How about that?
00:08:06.100 So don't think that this is 100% serious.
00:08:10.240 Maybe it just makes you think of a better idea.
00:08:12.780 So the conversation going on now
00:08:15.180 is about whether the Supreme Court is legitimate
00:08:18.460 and whether this decision is democratic,
00:08:22.820 you know, and whether it makes sense
00:08:24.620 to have judges make decisions
00:08:27.380 on things that maybe the majority
00:08:29.100 should be making instead.
00:08:30.900 Those are good questions.
00:08:32.000 But I would like to toss this thought into the mix.
00:08:40.340 Suppose you said,
00:08:41.920 or suppose the Supreme Court had an internal rule
00:08:44.940 that if there was a decision
00:08:46.980 that was primarily about one,
00:08:49.680 let's say, gender's body,
00:08:52.460 that only the Supreme Justices of that gender
00:08:56.260 would make the decision.
00:08:59.320 Now, the first thing you're going to say is,
00:09:01.260 wait, that would change some decisions.
00:09:02.860 Well, maybe it would in the short run.
00:09:05.520 But it would also tell you
00:09:06.540 you better nominate some women, right? 1.00
00:09:11.320 Now, you wouldn't get the decision
00:09:13.620 you wanted probably on abortion. 0.97
00:09:18.300 So it doesn't work
00:09:19.620 in terms of getting you what you want right away.
00:09:22.280 But if you were going to fix...
00:09:24.260 I'm seeing people...
00:09:28.600 I'm seeing a woman commenting on locals 1.00
00:09:31.580 that she's a woman and women are the worst. 1.00
00:09:34.960 So you can't let them do that.
00:09:37.080 No, I think for credibility...
00:09:40.080 All right, so here's the modified version of that.
00:09:42.680 It seems that people don't like that idea.
00:09:45.260 All right, so you don't like that idea.
00:09:46.660 That's okay.
00:09:47.560 Let's back off that.
00:09:48.540 We're brainstorming, so we just back off that one.
00:09:51.240 How about this?
00:09:55.160 If it's a decision about a woman's body,
00:09:58.660 you let the decision,
00:10:01.280 both the majority and the minority opinion,
00:10:03.600 be written by women. 0.96
00:10:06.620 And vice versa.
00:10:08.020 If it's something that is only about a man's body,
00:10:10.900 let's say.
00:10:11.640 Because there might be something about that.
00:10:13.800 How about that?
00:10:15.180 So even if...
00:10:16.760 Just it has to come from a woman. 0.98
00:10:19.500 No.
00:10:19.980 No.
00:10:22.160 Somebody says,
00:10:22.880 shut up, stoner boy. 0.51
00:10:24.800 Yeah, maybe we'll go to the next issue.
00:10:28.040 Yeah, I think anything that would change,
00:10:30.040 anything that would risk this audience
00:10:32.840 thinking that they would get a different result
00:10:35.100 would be...
00:10:36.940 It would look bad for you, I guess.
00:10:39.940 And what is a woman, you ask? 1.00
00:10:41.240 Okay.
00:10:43.120 Did you see the Kamala Harris tweet
00:10:46.500 and the photo of her standing next to TV
00:10:49.380 on the private plane?
00:10:51.640 So there's this horrible photo.
00:10:54.880 I think maybe I have to show it.
00:10:56.900 If I can find it quickly.
00:10:58.660 Oh, yeah, I can.
00:11:00.380 Look at that.
00:11:01.180 So if you can see this.
00:11:03.640 So there she is.
00:11:06.860 And she's on a private plane.
00:11:08.900 And she's looking all serious
00:11:12.600 because she's looking at the Roe vs. Wade decision
00:11:16.160 of the protesters.
00:11:16.860 And what she says is in the tweet,
00:11:23.640 I know there are women out there who are afraid. 0.95
00:11:26.460 To those of you who feel alone and scared,
00:11:29.460 I want you to know the president and I
00:11:31.700 are fighting for you and your rights.
00:11:34.680 So here they are fighting, fighting away.
00:11:39.440 Kamala's fighting. 0.94
00:11:40.260 And the way she's fighting is by riding a private jet 1.00
00:11:43.900 and watching TV.
00:11:46.140 So look at her in the fight there. 1.00
00:11:48.220 Now, my favorite part of this is that,
00:11:50.060 can you see?
00:11:51.480 Can you see that there's some kind of an aide
00:11:54.600 who's running out of the door?
00:11:57.340 And some of the bad rap that Kamala Harris gets 0.86
00:12:01.740 is that she doesn't hire good and smart people. 0.99
00:12:05.000 But I think this proves that she hired at least one
00:12:09.120 because there was somebody who knew
00:12:10.900 not to be in this picture.
00:12:12.720 And as soon as the camera came out,
00:12:14.100 you could see this aide saying,
00:12:15.640 yeah, scurry, scurry. 1.00
00:12:17.960 So the aide is like,
00:12:19.240 don't get me in this picture.
00:12:21.060 No, no, no.
00:12:22.520 But nobody stopped to tell Kamala
00:12:24.260 that, first of all, she looked like,
00:12:29.420 who is the...
00:12:31.000 Nobody told her that the Henny Youngman pose 0.99
00:12:37.400 is not your best look.
00:12:41.320 Is anybody old enough to remember Henny Youngman?
00:12:45.340 Sure.
00:12:46.420 Or is it Ed Sullivan?
00:12:48.540 Don't do the Ed Sullivan.
00:12:50.180 Sure.
00:12:51.980 Sure.
00:12:52.860 We've got a very big act there.
00:12:55.040 They're coming in and out of England.
00:12:56.300 They're called The Beatles.
00:12:59.060 Don't do the Ed Sullivan.
00:13:01.000 Somebody should remind her.
00:13:03.180 Second thing,
00:13:05.600 and this is possible,
00:13:08.160 I'm going to do a close-up
00:13:10.500 on the assistant running out of the room.
00:13:13.800 So it's a female assistant. 1.00
00:13:15.180 That's all we know.
00:13:15.860 We don't know who it is.
00:13:17.240 But it's possible that the assistant
00:13:18.980 is a terrorist. 0.85
00:13:21.240 And the reason I say that
00:13:22.380 is that there's somebody
00:13:24.360 who does Kamala's hair,
00:13:26.640 and as she's running out of the room,
00:13:28.680 look at Kamala's hair. 0.95
00:13:31.000 So is it possible that this was her hairdresser
00:13:35.700 who had committed this,
00:13:38.240 obviously a domestic terrorist act
00:13:41.280 on her hair?
00:13:42.220 Was she running away
00:13:44.220 so that she didn't get caught on camera?
00:13:46.960 And so that's what I see.
00:13:52.920 I mean,
00:13:54.520 I see Ed Sullivan,
00:13:56.620 the victim of a terrible domestic hairstyle attack,
00:14:02.460 possibly.
00:14:05.460 All right.
00:14:05.880 So the news is that Ghislaine Maxwell
00:14:13.000 has been placed on suicide watch
00:14:15.780 just days before a sentencing hearing.
00:14:19.640 But her attorney says
00:14:20.940 that she's not actually suicidal,
00:14:23.580 which sounds a lot
00:14:25.260 like a Monty Python skit.
00:14:29.420 Am I wrong?
00:14:29.920 Does that...
00:14:31.620 Does that sound like
00:14:33.860 a Monty Python skit?
00:14:36.460 Let me do this in Monty Python talk.
00:14:40.120 This would be the warden
00:14:41.760 talking to Ghislaine.
00:14:44.020 So the warden's outside the cell,
00:14:45.560 and he says,
00:14:46.460 Miss Maxwell,
00:14:47.780 we've decided to place you
00:14:49.560 on a suicide watch.
00:14:51.560 And Ghislaine says,
00:14:54.660 Suicide watch?
00:14:56.760 I'm not suicidal.
00:14:59.040 Yes, you are.
00:15:00.080 Yeah, you're looking
00:15:01.160 a little down lately.
00:15:03.460 No, I'm not.
00:15:05.100 I'm feeling perfectly fine.
00:15:07.220 Mm-mm,
00:15:07.680 I don't think so.
00:15:09.100 We've noticed you
00:15:09.640 a little restless,
00:15:10.780 pretty sure you're desperately sad
00:15:13.040 and suicidal.
00:15:15.020 I'm really not.
00:15:16.400 In fact,
00:15:17.140 I've been digging a tunnel.
00:15:18.800 Look under the bed.
00:15:19.760 I'm halfway done.
00:15:20.600 I've got two,
00:15:22.080 three days left.
00:15:23.040 I'll be out of here.
00:15:24.140 I'm feeling great.
00:15:25.280 I've never felt better.
00:15:26.940 No,
00:15:27.920 I think you're just
00:15:29.140 on the edge
00:15:29.800 of hanging yourself
00:15:30.820 or possibly
00:15:32.040 beating yourself to death
00:15:33.740 with a heavy object.
00:15:36.400 I actually feel fine
00:15:37.880 and I'm going to escape.
00:15:39.100 Why would I beat myself to death
00:15:40.720 with a heavy object?
00:15:42.420 Mm-mm,
00:15:43.320 that's the kind of bad thinking
00:15:45.240 that makes us think
00:15:46.180 you're suicidal. 0.86
00:15:47.800 Or something.
00:15:48.680 But I'd call that
00:15:51.380 foreshadowing.
00:15:52.900 Foreshadowing.
00:15:56.840 Do you believe
00:16:00.180 in the slippery slope?
00:16:01.560 Yes or no?
00:16:03.120 Is the slippery slope real?
00:16:05.380 Or,
00:16:05.960 as I've been telling you forever,
00:16:08.140 it's the worst way
00:16:09.280 to think about things.
00:16:11.480 Now,
00:16:11.880 my opinion
00:16:12.460 is that the slippery slope
00:16:14.720 is subjective
00:16:16.280 and therefore useless
00:16:18.600 for decision-making.
00:16:20.480 Because
00:16:20.880 if there's something
00:16:23.060 you don't want to happen,
00:16:25.020 you say it's a slippery slope.
00:16:27.160 But if it's something
00:16:28.500 you do want to happen,
00:16:29.720 what do you call it?
00:16:31.980 Progress.
00:16:33.500 Progress.
00:16:34.780 So,
00:16:35.560 your slippery slope
00:16:36.680 might be my progress
00:16:38.280 and vice versa.
00:16:39.460 So,
00:16:40.720 it's such a subjective
00:16:41.620 standard that I say,
00:16:43.580 don't use the slippery slope.
00:16:45.320 But if you do use it,
00:16:46.900 I wonder if you're using it
00:16:48.140 in this example.
00:16:49.960 So,
00:16:50.280 there are
00:16:50.800 protesters
00:16:51.540 who are saying
00:16:52.140 this Supreme Court ruling
00:16:54.060 on Roe v. Wade
00:16:54.980 is a slippery slope.
00:16:56.840 And the next thing you know,
00:16:58.440 you'll see bans
00:16:59.660 on same-sex marriages,
00:17:02.220 you'll see
00:17:02.860 contraceptive bans,
00:17:04.800 and you'd see
00:17:05.500 criminalized
00:17:06.820 homosexuality. 0.78
00:17:07.980 Now,
00:17:09.940 if you believe
00:17:11.520 in the slippery slope,
00:17:12.800 do you believe
00:17:13.800 these are next?
00:17:15.360 Most of you
00:17:16.000 are slippery slopers.
00:17:17.880 What do the slopers say?
00:17:21.200 Is that a word?
00:17:24.680 What do you think?
00:17:26.500 Is this decision
00:17:28.760 the first step
00:17:30.600 in what will surely be
00:17:31.960 the criminalization
00:17:33.780 of same-sex marriages
00:17:35.280 and maybe homosexuality itself?
00:17:37.980 Well,
00:17:41.020 let me tell you something
00:17:41.880 that the left
00:17:42.600 doesn't understand
00:17:43.560 about the right.
00:17:46.300 Here's something
00:17:47.000 the left doesn't understand
00:17:48.240 about the right.
00:17:50.880 I don't know
00:17:51.780 the last time,
00:17:52.820 if ever,
00:17:54.520 I've talked
00:17:55.480 to a Republican
00:17:56.200 who was very concerned
00:17:58.840 about what you put
00:18:00.660 in your various holes. 0.79
00:18:03.420 You know,
00:18:03.760 who put what
00:18:04.480 in whose body hole.
00:18:05.460 as long as
00:18:07.540 you don't do it
00:18:08.060 on their lawn,
00:18:09.900 they really,
00:18:10.680 really don't care.
00:18:12.440 And I would say
00:18:13.040 even gay marriage,
00:18:16.280 which at one point
00:18:18.100 was, you know,
00:18:19.020 a sensitive thing.
00:18:20.260 Is there any Republican
00:18:21.280 now who's saying,
00:18:22.380 oh,
00:18:23.480 that gay marriage
00:18:24.420 ruined everything?
00:18:25.840 Are they?
00:18:26.660 I don't know.
00:18:27.740 I've never met one.
00:18:28.580 I don't think I've seen,
00:18:31.580 I've never even heard
00:18:32.420 a Republican
00:18:33.100 even talk about it.
00:18:34.240 It's not even a topic.
00:18:36.060 When was the last time,
00:18:37.340 when was the last time
00:18:38.740 you heard,
00:18:39.300 like,
00:18:40.040 a Republican,
00:18:41.040 I don't know,
00:18:41.840 complaining about
00:18:42.860 or even caring
00:18:44.300 in any way
00:18:44.980 about somebody's
00:18:45.880 sexual preference?
00:18:47.460 It's just not
00:18:48.160 even a thing.
00:18:49.400 So to imagine
00:18:50.380 that the slippery slope
00:18:51.500 would go to there
00:18:52.240 would be,
00:18:53.620 I don't know.
00:18:54.720 You have to have
00:18:55.540 a good imagination
00:18:56.240 to get to that point.
00:18:57.260 Same with contraceptive bans.
00:19:00.560 I just can't see
00:19:01.780 any of that happening.
00:19:04.080 Can you?
00:19:05.660 I mean,
00:19:06.020 legitimately,
00:19:06.720 can you see
00:19:07.160 any of that happening?
00:19:08.840 No.
00:19:10.360 Well,
00:19:11.680 believe it or not,
00:19:12.940 Max Boot
00:19:13.640 had a fascinating
00:19:14.960 tweet thread
00:19:16.600 with some context.
00:19:18.700 But I'm going to
00:19:19.500 put some context
00:19:20.300 on his context.
00:19:22.020 I'm going to
00:19:22.500 high ground
00:19:23.300 his context
00:19:24.000 like hell. 0.55
00:19:25.380 So we're going to
00:19:25.960 start out
00:19:26.460 showing that
00:19:27.240 Max Boot
00:19:27.760 is making
00:19:28.360 a good analysis.
00:19:30.040 It actually
00:19:30.440 is pretty good.
00:19:31.740 And it goes
00:19:32.700 like this.
00:19:33.840 Max Boot
00:19:34.520 tweet thread.
00:19:36.600 And the point
00:19:37.400 of it is
00:19:37.820 he's saying
00:19:38.160 that the
00:19:39.020 Supreme Court
00:19:39.740 is illegitimate
00:19:40.880 as it's formed.
00:19:44.860 And here's
00:19:45.280 his argument.
00:19:45.860 He says
00:19:46.180 Bush versus
00:19:46.860 Gore
00:19:47.180 elevated
00:19:48.680 George W.
00:19:49.640 Bush
00:19:49.800 to the presidency
00:19:50.620 after he lost
00:19:51.920 the popular vote.
00:19:53.060 vote.
00:19:54.220 And that
00:19:55.800 in turn
00:19:56.140 led to the
00:19:56.700 appointments
00:19:57.100 of Roberts
00:19:57.880 and Alito.
00:19:59.240 So the first
00:19:59.820 thing is
00:20:00.300 that a person
00:20:01.060 who was not
00:20:01.640 elected by
00:20:02.240 the majority
00:20:02.780 of voters
00:20:03.360 put two
00:20:04.680 conservatives
00:20:05.180 on the court.
00:20:06.500 Next,
00:20:07.180 when Scalia
00:20:07.980 died,
00:20:08.580 Republicans
00:20:09.020 in the Senate
00:20:09.560 denied even
00:20:10.300 hearing for
00:20:10.940 the Obama
00:20:11.440 nominee
00:20:12.080 in a historic
00:20:12.980 break from
00:20:13.500 norms.
00:20:14.260 And that
00:20:14.720 allowed a
00:20:15.060 president,
00:20:15.780 Trump,
00:20:16.440 who lost
00:20:17.320 the popular vote,
00:20:18.220 see here's
00:20:18.740 the theme,
00:20:19.660 to make
00:20:20.100 three
00:20:20.520 appointments.
00:20:22.140 So in
00:20:22.560 both cases
00:20:23.200 now we've
00:20:23.700 got five
00:20:24.540 appointments
00:20:25.520 by presidents
00:20:27.120 who were
00:20:27.560 not elected
00:20:28.440 by the
00:20:28.820 popular vote.
00:20:30.420 Yeah,
00:20:30.720 yeah,
00:20:30.880 yeah,
00:20:31.020 we know.
00:20:32.460 That's not
00:20:33.120 how our
00:20:33.440 system works.
00:20:34.080 We'll get
00:20:34.380 to that.
00:20:36.520 And then
00:20:37.140 Max Boot
00:20:37.600 says,
00:20:38.040 it cannot
00:20:38.320 be repeated
00:20:38.980 enough.
00:20:39.420 This
00:20:39.560 extremist
00:20:40.240 SCOTUS
00:20:41.160 majority
00:20:41.640 was created
00:20:42.780 by presidents
00:20:43.500 who lost
00:20:44.200 the popular
00:20:44.800 mandate,
00:20:46.540 one of whom
00:20:47.720 won the
00:20:48.220 presidency
00:20:48.780 in part
00:20:50.080 through the
00:20:52.180 activism of
00:20:53.220 the Supreme
00:20:54.840 Court right
00:20:55.580 wing in
00:20:56.360 Bush first 0.56
00:20:57.300 score,
00:20:58.180 another who
00:20:58.760 got to a
00:20:59.240 point in
00:20:59.700 Obama vacancy.
00:21:01.800 And then
00:21:02.260 Max says,
00:21:03.240 this is an
00:21:03.660 extreme version
00:21:04.240 of the
00:21:04.580 minority
00:21:04.960 governing the
00:21:05.740 majority.
00:21:06.960 There has
00:21:07.420 been the
00:21:07.740 GOP playbook
00:21:08.760 for some
00:21:09.240 time now,
00:21:10.200 and these
00:21:11.060 unelected
00:21:11.880 right wing
00:21:12.440 judges could
00:21:13.720 be on the
00:21:14.120 court in
00:21:14.640 like 2060
00:21:16.300 thanks to
00:21:16.960 lifetime
00:21:17.300 appointments.
00:21:17.720 He says,
00:21:19.160 this is
00:21:19.380 totally
00:21:19.640 unsustainable,
00:21:20.480 it's not
00:21:20.780 just an
00:21:21.120 election cycle
00:21:21.680 issue,
00:21:22.100 it's a
00:21:22.660 functioning
00:21:23.300 democracy
00:21:24.100 issue.
00:21:25.760 And then
00:21:26.100 he says
00:21:26.440 that the
00:21:26.920 court has
00:21:27.440 to be
00:21:27.680 reformed,
00:21:28.420 but he's
00:21:29.360 not specific
00:21:30.060 about how
00:21:30.480 to do that.
00:21:31.780 Now,
00:21:33.340 that's kind
00:21:33.800 of an
00:21:34.000 interesting
00:21:34.360 context,
00:21:35.060 isn't it?
00:21:36.460 Because
00:21:36.900 really a
00:21:38.220 lot of
00:21:38.580 things had
00:21:39.080 to happen
00:21:39.520 coincidentally
00:21:40.340 to be
00:21:40.800 where we
00:21:41.220 are.
00:21:42.620 Am I
00:21:43.180 right?
00:21:43.400 I mean,
00:21:45.300 these were
00:21:45.780 really close
00:21:46.460 elections,
00:21:47.020 you had
00:21:47.560 to have
00:21:47.840 a system
00:21:49.000 that would
00:21:49.680 allow a
00:21:51.280 person who
00:21:51.740 lost the
00:21:52.220 popular vote
00:21:52.960 to win
00:21:53.440 anyway,
00:21:54.200 we had
00:21:54.600 that.
00:21:55.660 But
00:21:56.020 didn't we
00:21:57.940 reduce our
00:21:58.860 government to
00:21:59.540 chance?
00:22:01.480 Is that
00:22:02.000 what we
00:22:02.320 did?
00:22:03.540 Because I
00:22:04.120 feel like
00:22:04.480 that's what
00:22:04.860 we did.
00:22:05.900 We took
00:22:06.500 this really
00:22:06.960 good idea,
00:22:08.120 you know,
00:22:08.300 the Constitution,
00:22:09.080 and it had a
00:22:11.840 lot of merit.
00:22:12.520 But somewhere
00:22:14.060 along the
00:22:14.580 line,
00:22:15.040 and it
00:22:15.200 probably
00:22:15.380 had to
00:22:15.620 do with
00:22:16.000 the news
00:22:16.640 dividing us,
00:22:19.600 somewhere along
00:22:20.420 the line,
00:22:20.920 everything went
00:22:22.040 to hell. 0.85
00:22:23.260 And now
00:22:24.120 we're actually
00:22:24.680 at a point
00:22:25.260 where when
00:22:26.860 we observe
00:22:27.600 why Roe
00:22:29.220 versus Wade
00:22:29.700 was overturned,
00:22:31.260 the only
00:22:32.160 reason that
00:22:32.800 makes sense
00:22:33.280 to me is
00:22:35.000 it was just
00:22:35.440 chance.
00:22:36.320 It was just
00:22:36.920 chance.
00:22:38.260 Because it
00:22:39.060 was chance
00:22:39.720 that got us
00:22:40.820 Trump at
00:22:41.980 the exact
00:22:42.560 year that
00:22:43.240 there were
00:22:44.980 justices up
00:22:46.240 for nomination.
00:22:48.280 It was kind
00:22:48.720 of chance.
00:22:50.520 I mean,
00:22:50.840 who saw it
00:22:51.540 coming that
00:22:52.120 Mitch McConnell
00:22:52.740 could hold
00:22:53.420 open,
00:22:54.500 could break
00:22:55.240 precedent and
00:22:55.960 get away
00:22:56.360 with it?
00:22:57.100 It was kind
00:22:57.500 of chance.
00:22:58.680 And even
00:22:59.060 as Max
00:23:00.700 Boo correctly
00:23:01.520 says,
00:23:02.640 if it was
00:23:03.360 because the
00:23:04.020 court was
00:23:04.540 already
00:23:05.240 had some
00:23:07.020 right-leaning
00:23:07.540 people on
00:23:08.120 it,
00:23:08.260 that's the
00:23:08.600 only reason
00:23:09.360 things went
00:23:10.540 the way
00:23:10.820 they went
00:23:11.140 from now,
00:23:12.380 I feel
00:23:13.400 like we
00:23:13.760 took this
00:23:14.220 great system
00:23:14.980 and because
00:23:17.020 we're just
00:23:18.160 all shit
00:23:18.880 as humans,
00:23:20.580 we divided
00:23:21.380 it into two
00:23:21.980 teams and
00:23:23.420 then we ruined
00:23:24.180 the whole point
00:23:24.900 of the Supreme
00:23:25.520 Court by
00:23:27.200 nominating
00:23:27.940 people whose
00:23:28.700 votes we
00:23:29.260 already knew
00:23:29.740 in advance.
00:23:31.520 We're just
00:23:32.300 assholes, 0.98
00:23:32.820 basically.
00:23:33.880 We took
00:23:34.460 this great
00:23:34.960 system and
00:23:36.160 we broke
00:23:36.660 it in the
00:23:37.120 only way
00:23:37.540 you could
00:23:37.740 possibly
00:23:38.200 break it
00:23:38.800 by knowing
00:23:39.660 in advance
00:23:40.220 how everybody's
00:23:40.920 going to vote
00:23:41.300 before you
00:23:41.760 put them
00:23:42.000 on the
00:23:42.280 Supreme
00:23:42.600 Court,
00:23:43.400 which defeats
00:23:44.280 the whole
00:23:44.540 purpose.
00:23:46.380 You could
00:23:47.000 actually just
00:23:47.480 get rid of
00:23:47.900 the Supreme
00:23:48.300 Court because
00:23:49.500 they've made
00:23:50.060 themselves obsolete
00:23:51.000 by always voting
00:23:52.220 the way you think
00:23:52.860 they're going to
00:23:53.280 vote.
00:23:54.080 I mean,
00:23:54.720 not every time,
00:23:56.240 I'll give you
00:23:56.600 that.
00:23:57.360 But it feels
00:23:57.920 like it on
00:23:58.360 the big stuff.
00:24:00.020 I mean,
00:24:00.820 big surprise.
00:24:02.100 Roe versus
00:24:02.440 Wade went this
00:24:03.120 way because
00:24:03.740 the judges
00:24:04.540 went that way.
00:24:05.180 So we
00:24:07.380 should not
00:24:07.760 be proud of
00:24:08.400 the fact that
00:24:09.220 we figured
00:24:09.680 out how to
00:24:10.140 take the
00:24:10.980 greatest system
00:24:11.820 ever devised
00:24:12.800 and because
00:24:13.740 we're basically
00:24:14.480 all assholes, 0.99
00:24:15.980 we found the
00:24:16.600 only way to
00:24:17.200 break it by
00:24:18.600 guaranteeing that
00:24:19.600 we never put
00:24:20.760 together a
00:24:21.400 credible Supreme
00:24:22.360 Court and
00:24:23.520 that they would
00:24:23.980 always just vote
00:24:24.740 with their
00:24:25.200 political bias and
00:24:26.880 then they would
00:24:27.320 paper it over
00:24:27.960 with some
00:24:28.480 rationale over
00:24:29.300 the fact,
00:24:30.060 after the fact,
00:24:30.960 because that's
00:24:31.340 what you got.
00:24:32.500 That's what you
00:24:33.240 got.
00:24:33.600 Now, I
00:24:37.000 blame the
00:24:37.740 news business
00:24:39.480 mostly for
00:24:41.160 dividing us,
00:24:42.160 but we let
00:24:42.780 it happen.
00:24:44.040 We watch it
00:24:44.980 right in front
00:24:45.420 of us and
00:24:45.760 we still let
00:24:46.280 it happen.
00:24:47.700 We could
00:24:48.420 agree with
00:24:48.900 each other.
00:24:50.000 It's an
00:24:50.440 option.
00:24:51.540 We could
00:24:52.080 work things
00:24:52.600 out.
00:24:52.920 It's happened
00:24:53.300 before.
00:24:54.500 We were
00:24:55.300 more reasonable
00:24:56.060 before.
00:24:57.340 But for some
00:24:57.960 reason, we all
00:24:58.600 took the lead
00:25:00.380 from the news
00:25:00.960 and decided that
00:25:01.660 being completely
00:25:02.480 unreasonable is
00:25:03.440 the only way
00:25:03.880 to go because
00:25:05.000 that's how you
00:25:05.380 win.
00:25:06.480 But maybe it
00:25:07.400 is.
00:25:08.140 Maybe that's why
00:25:09.480 the right won
00:25:10.140 because they
00:25:11.480 fought it like
00:25:12.340 it was a
00:25:13.260 genuine war.
00:25:14.840 Well, watching
00:25:15.400 Bill Maher turn
00:25:16.400 into a Republican
00:25:17.180 is my favorite
00:25:18.120 hobby now.
00:25:19.820 And this most
00:25:21.840 recent, his
00:25:22.500 Friday show, I
00:25:24.440 didn't see it
00:25:25.080 all, but I saw
00:25:25.680 the relevant
00:25:26.760 clips.
00:25:27.860 And it's just
00:25:29.220 a classic.
00:25:30.520 And I'm going
00:25:31.020 to try to
00:25:31.380 summarize his
00:25:31.920 argument.
00:25:32.240 And he's
00:25:32.720 saying that
00:25:33.220 basically what's
00:25:34.980 wrong with the
00:25:35.680 Democrats as a
00:25:37.760 party that can
00:25:39.040 get enough
00:25:39.480 people to vote
00:25:40.160 for them, what
00:25:41.920 they're doing
00:25:42.320 wrong is that
00:25:43.900 they're not
00:25:44.380 supporting their
00:25:46.480 own base.
00:25:47.260 They're not
00:25:47.860 acting like
00:25:48.460 lawyers for
00:25:49.880 their base.
00:25:51.480 So this is
00:25:52.100 how Bill Maher
00:25:52.700 said it.
00:25:54.840 What you want
00:25:55.720 is a lawyer like
00:25:57.260 Johnny Depp
00:25:58.300 had.
00:25:59.080 If you have a
00:25:59.660 good lawyer,
00:26:00.260 you get good
00:26:01.100 results.
00:26:02.480 And he said
00:26:03.060 the Democrats
00:26:04.180 are not acting
00:26:05.260 like good
00:26:05.860 lawyers for
00:26:06.840 their clients,
00:26:07.640 which are the
00:26:08.120 Democrats.
00:26:09.740 Now what does
00:26:10.520 that sound
00:26:11.040 like?
00:26:13.080 He's not
00:26:13.420 treating, so
00:26:15.560 they're not
00:26:15.960 acting like a
00:26:16.820 lawyer who
00:26:17.380 would treat
00:26:17.860 their own
00:26:18.340 client as
00:26:19.580 their number
00:26:19.980 one priority.
00:26:22.240 What does
00:26:22.960 that sound
00:26:23.340 like?
00:26:25.160 Sounds like
00:26:26.020 America first.
00:26:26.920 literally.
00:26:30.320 It's like
00:26:30.780 somehow he
00:26:33.160 got all the
00:26:33.680 way back to
00:26:34.220 America first 0.69
00:26:35.040 but had to
00:26:35.480 go through
00:26:35.820 like a
00:26:36.280 lawyer thing
00:26:37.080 to get
00:26:38.020 there.
00:26:39.640 And I'm
00:26:41.540 just amazed.
00:26:43.580 And Bill
00:26:44.280 Maher also
00:26:44.860 said this.
00:26:45.760 Here's some
00:26:46.200 quotes.
00:26:47.620 He said,
00:26:48.180 Trump could
00:26:48.760 win 2024
00:26:49.820 so easy
00:26:50.940 if he just
00:26:52.280 let go of
00:26:52.840 2020.
00:26:53.800 Now, probably
00:26:55.300 every Republican
00:26:56.140 agrees with
00:26:56.860 that, right?
00:26:58.240 If you just
00:26:58.740 don't make it
00:26:59.480 easy for the
00:27:00.240 other side to
00:27:00.900 call you an
00:27:01.380 insurrectionist,
00:27:02.780 just don't
00:27:03.200 make it easy.
00:27:04.240 It's like the
00:27:04.680 only thing that
00:27:05.360 can go wrong.
00:27:06.880 Just don't
00:27:07.320 make it easy.
00:27:08.860 And Maher
00:27:09.340 says that Trump
00:27:09.980 is the only
00:27:10.520 guy who can
00:27:11.140 lose to
00:27:11.600 Biden, which
00:27:13.100 I think is
00:27:13.640 true, and
00:27:14.980 points to
00:27:15.800 DeSantis as a
00:27:16.860 strong candidate.
00:27:18.400 Right.
00:27:18.660 Bill Maher
00:27:19.180 is saying DeSantis
00:27:20.020 is a strong
00:27:20.660 candidate.
00:27:20.840 He doesn't
00:27:21.140 agree with
00:27:21.540 him.
00:27:21.700 He says he's
00:27:22.120 way too
00:27:22.440 conservative.
00:27:23.360 But he
00:27:23.920 says, not
00:27:24.860 nuts.
00:27:26.320 So this is
00:27:26.980 Bill Maher
00:27:27.480 saying that
00:27:30.040 DeSantis is
00:27:32.640 way too
00:27:33.080 conservative, but
00:27:34.580 not nuts.
00:27:36.620 He is this
00:27:37.560 close to
00:27:38.100 voting for
00:27:38.700 him.
00:27:40.520 And the
00:27:41.820 way too
00:27:42.240 conservative
00:27:42.760 part is
00:27:44.700 probably stuff
00:27:45.440 that the
00:27:45.780 Supreme Court
00:27:46.320 handles anyway.
00:27:47.600 But, you
00:27:47.920 know, I
00:27:48.080 guess you'd
00:27:48.440 get more
00:27:49.140 judges like 0.99
00:27:50.080 that if you
00:27:50.780 have more
00:27:51.080 Republican
00:27:51.500 presidents.
00:27:53.360 So, it's
00:27:58.180 just fascinating
00:27:58.820 to watch
00:27:59.120 that happen.
00:28:01.520 The National
00:28:02.340 Review is
00:28:03.080 writing that
00:28:04.120 just because
00:28:04.800 Trump got
00:28:05.280 lucky, basically,
00:28:06.840 and it was in
00:28:07.260 the right time,
00:28:08.580 doesn't mean he
00:28:09.220 gets credit.
00:28:10.420 So they're
00:28:11.020 trying to
00:28:11.400 remove credit
00:28:12.320 from Trump
00:28:13.460 for essentially
00:28:16.080 being the
00:28:17.780 main reason
00:28:18.480 that the
00:28:19.700 court is
00:28:20.480 conservative
00:28:21.480 and therefore
00:28:22.500 Roe v.
00:28:23.440 Wade got
00:28:23.740 overturned.
00:28:25.040 Now, can
00:28:27.060 we say at
00:28:27.580 this point that
00:28:28.520 he is the
00:28:29.060 most consequential
00:28:30.260 president?
00:28:33.540 I mean, he's
00:28:34.240 right up there.
00:28:36.080 Now, that was
00:28:36.540 always my
00:28:37.020 prediction is he
00:28:37.740 would be one of
00:28:38.220 the most
00:28:38.560 consequential
00:28:39.380 presidents.
00:28:40.820 Now, and
00:28:41.220 then the
00:28:41.560 jokesters say,
00:28:42.300 oh, he was
00:28:42.820 consequential in a
00:28:43.860 bad way.
00:28:44.360 But I feel
00:28:47.080 like, I feel
00:28:49.520 like at this
00:28:49.940 point, whether
00:28:51.520 you like it
00:28:52.140 or not, he
00:28:53.740 said, I will
00:28:54.400 deliver a set
00:28:55.460 of things to
00:28:56.320 Republicans.
00:28:57.640 He came
00:28:58.120 pretty close.
00:28:59.760 I mean, you
00:29:00.940 know, everybody
00:29:01.340 complains about
00:29:02.140 the border, but
00:29:05.040 you know, in
00:29:06.720 my opinion, he
00:29:07.440 tried pretty
00:29:08.020 hard.
00:29:08.900 It was just
00:29:09.460 hard.
00:29:10.660 And, you
00:29:11.220 know, the
00:29:11.440 things I wish
00:29:12.040 he had done
00:29:12.500 more about,
00:29:13.300 like health
00:29:13.800 care.
00:29:14.360 But he
00:29:15.540 didn't promise
00:29:16.060 much on
00:29:16.520 that.
00:29:17.280 So, maybe
00:29:19.000 he did.
00:29:19.660 Maybe he
00:29:20.000 did over-promise
00:29:20.740 on that,
00:29:21.140 actually.
00:29:23.040 So, CNN
00:29:23.680 found a
00:29:24.380 way.
00:29:27.020 Well, let's
00:29:27.800 just tell the
00:29:28.240 story, and
00:29:28.620 you'll see.
00:29:30.540 So, if you
00:29:31.240 saw Anna
00:29:31.720 Navarro, she 0.98
00:29:32.440 was passionately
00:29:33.700 arguing in
00:29:36.620 favor of
00:29:37.180 abortion
00:29:37.520 rights.
00:29:38.860 And part
00:29:41.440 of her
00:29:41.800 explanation
00:29:42.460 about the
00:29:42.960 importance of
00:29:43.560 them is
00:29:44.340 that not
00:29:44.800 every family
00:29:45.680 has the
00:29:47.520 mental health
00:29:49.140 and the
00:29:49.680 resources to
00:29:51.320 handle a
00:29:51.860 special needs
00:29:52.540 child.
00:29:54.520 Now, what
00:29:55.940 do you hear
00:29:56.500 when you
00:29:56.820 hear that?
00:30:00.000 Do you
00:30:00.660 hear that the
00:30:01.160 way I hear
00:30:01.680 it?
00:30:02.520 And the
00:30:03.160 way other
00:30:03.500 people heard
00:30:04.660 it?
00:30:05.620 Now, I
00:30:06.160 guess I'm
00:30:07.740 going to try
00:30:08.100 to be
00:30:08.380 consistent and
00:30:09.260 say, hey,
00:30:09.860 48 hours to
00:30:10.960 clarify.
00:30:11.520 I feel
00:30:13.360 like she
00:30:13.680 said directly
00:30:14.360 exactly what
00:30:15.100 she was
00:30:15.420 thinking.
00:30:17.360 That if
00:30:18.640 you knew
00:30:19.280 somehow early
00:30:21.260 on that
00:30:22.100 your potential
00:30:24.060 child was
00:30:24.820 going to have
00:30:25.160 some special
00:30:25.740 needs, that
00:30:27.040 some people
00:30:27.620 in some
00:30:28.060 situations
00:30:28.660 would be
00:30:29.840 better off
00:30:30.340 having the
00:30:30.760 option of
00:30:31.340 terminating.
00:30:32.920 Now, there
00:30:35.200 are plenty of
00:30:35.600 people who have
00:30:35.980 that opinion,
00:30:36.640 but I'm
00:30:36.880 wondering if
00:30:37.360 she actually
00:30:37.800 meant to
00:30:38.140 say it.
00:30:40.120 What do
00:30:40.640 you think?
00:30:42.280 Do you
00:30:42.900 think she
00:30:43.280 meant to
00:30:43.760 say that
00:30:44.120 out loud
00:30:44.640 on TV?
00:30:46.000 I feel like
00:30:46.700 we need to
00:30:47.120 give her a 0.99
00:30:47.540 day, because
00:30:48.720 she might 0.99
00:30:49.320 want to
00:30:49.640 modify that.
00:30:51.900 And, you
00:30:52.540 know, I've
00:30:52.920 been a big
00:30:54.500 critic of
00:30:55.520 her in the
00:30:55.920 past, but
00:30:56.900 I can't
00:30:57.620 release on
00:30:58.580 my standard
00:30:59.280 just yet.
00:31:00.900 I feel like
00:31:01.400 give her two 0.99
00:31:02.000 days, see
00:31:03.240 what happens.
00:31:04.560 Maybe, yeah,
00:31:06.220 then somebody
00:31:07.040 I saw, was
00:31:09.460 it Brendan
00:31:09.840 Strzok or
00:31:10.400 somebody, said
00:31:11.380 that she was
00:31:11.800 saying the
00:31:12.180 quiet part
00:31:12.700 out loud.
00:31:14.420 You know,
00:31:14.660 that's an
00:31:15.000 overused
00:31:15.780 saying, but
00:31:19.080 I felt like
00:31:19.660 it fit this
00:31:20.180 time.
00:31:22.020 It's, it
00:31:24.020 was kind of
00:31:24.540 shocking.
00:31:25.300 And even
00:31:25.660 S.E.
00:31:26.560 Kopp, who
00:31:27.160 works also
00:31:27.840 for CNN,
00:31:29.140 who apparently
00:31:29.820 has an
00:31:30.600 autistic kid,
00:31:31.780 she says,
00:31:32.820 and, you
00:31:33.880 know, disagrees
00:31:34.560 with Anna
00:31:35.640 Navarro's
00:31:36.340 characterization.
00:31:37.640 So S.E.
00:31:38.180 Kopp took
00:31:38.600 it the same
00:31:39.000 way I took
00:31:39.540 it, and
00:31:40.040 she works
00:31:40.560 on the
00:31:40.960 same network.
00:31:42.520 So, but
00:31:43.580 still, but
00:31:45.300 still, give
00:31:46.040 her a day.
00:31:46.880 She might 0.99
00:31:47.180 want to
00:31:47.460 modify that.
00:31:48.520 You never
00:31:48.740 know.
00:31:50.240 But maybe
00:31:50.820 she doesn't.
00:31:52.200 You know, I
00:31:52.720 would respect
00:31:53.580 her.
00:31:54.560 I would
00:31:55.160 respect her
00:31:55.760 if she said,
00:31:56.300 yes, that's
00:31:56.720 exactly what I
00:31:57.460 meant.
00:31:58.640 Like, you
00:31:59.580 know, you
00:31:59.620 could agree or
00:32:00.200 disagree with
00:32:00.760 it, but
00:32:00.960 then you
00:32:01.560 could at
00:32:01.840 least respect
00:32:03.020 that she
00:32:03.300 said what
00:32:03.700 she meant.
00:32:04.100 and
00:32:05.720 directly.
00:32:06.260 But I
00:32:06.480 think she
00:32:06.780 did.
00:32:08.240 I mean, I
00:32:08.700 actually think
00:32:09.580 she said what
00:32:10.140 she meant.
00:32:10.540 It looks
00:32:10.840 like it, but
00:32:11.940 we'll let her
00:32:12.300 see.
00:32:13.400 All right.
00:32:14.320 There's a huge
00:32:15.400 spike in Google
00:32:16.640 searches for how
00:32:17.700 to move to
00:32:18.200 Canada.
00:32:19.900 Have you, of
00:32:21.600 course, because
00:32:22.360 Canada has a
00:32:23.260 very liberal
00:32:24.400 abortion laws, I 0.67
00:32:26.420 guess you can get
00:32:27.120 abortion for
00:32:28.640 practically any
00:32:29.480 reason.
00:32:29.760 that's probably
00:32:31.400 an exaggeration,
00:32:32.280 but they're
00:32:33.020 very, let's
00:32:35.780 say, very
00:32:36.420 flexible in
00:32:37.180 Canada.
00:32:39.540 And I
00:32:42.100 wonder, how
00:32:43.120 could that
00:32:43.540 ever make
00:32:44.080 sense?
00:32:46.960 Economically,
00:32:47.520 could it ever
00:32:47.960 make sense to
00:32:48.600 move to
00:32:49.060 Canada versus 0.86
00:32:50.500 to fly to
00:32:51.300 California to
00:32:52.040 get an
00:32:52.900 abortion? 0.89
00:32:53.960 I mean, just
00:32:54.400 the economics
00:32:55.300 of it don't
00:32:55.780 make sense.
00:32:56.320 It's like,
00:32:56.820 ooh.
00:32:57.140 Like, is
00:32:58.900 that how
00:32:59.220 you're going
00:32:59.460 to make
00:32:59.700 your stand?
00:33:01.360 By doing
00:33:02.160 the least
00:33:02.880 economical
00:33:03.800 thing you
00:33:04.360 could do?
00:33:05.620 All right.
00:33:06.780 But I
00:33:07.420 think Canada
00:33:07.940 is always
00:33:08.400 our universal
00:33:09.140 escape hatch,
00:33:10.240 mentally.
00:33:11.280 Every time
00:33:11.960 something bad
00:33:12.640 happens, it's
00:33:13.940 like the
00:33:14.400 Vietnam draft.
00:33:16.020 I'm going
00:33:16.520 to Canada.
00:33:19.100 Trump's
00:33:19.660 elected.
00:33:20.280 I'm going
00:33:20.660 to Canada.
00:33:22.080 Roe versus
00:33:22.460 Wade gets
00:33:23.060 dropped.
00:33:24.260 I'm going
00:33:24.580 to Canada.
00:33:25.040 I wonder
00:33:27.220 if Canada
00:33:27.700 has anything
00:33:28.260 to say
00:33:28.620 about this.
00:33:29.940 I wonder
00:33:30.200 if Canada
00:33:30.740 watches our
00:33:31.420 politics and
00:33:32.400 they say,
00:33:33.140 don't do
00:33:33.780 that.
00:33:34.600 Oh, no,
00:33:36.260 no, no.
00:33:37.440 I can't do
00:33:38.620 a Canadian
00:33:39.060 accent.
00:33:40.100 But they'd
00:33:40.360 be like,
00:33:40.800 no, no,
00:33:42.240 don't do
00:33:42.620 that.
00:33:43.880 Don't make
00:33:44.320 that ruling,
00:33:44.980 Supreme
00:33:45.240 Court.
00:33:46.620 That's a
00:33:47.620 terrible
00:33:47.900 accent,
00:33:48.360 isn't it?
00:33:49.540 Because they
00:33:50.160 don't want
00:33:50.500 people to
00:33:50.980 storm into
00:33:51.860 Canada.
00:33:52.360 See, that
00:33:52.660 would be the
00:33:53.480 point of
00:33:53.800 that.
00:33:55.040 CNN had
00:33:57.720 some
00:33:58.060 fake-ish
00:34:00.160 news.
00:34:01.740 You know,
00:34:02.080 I'm watching
00:34:02.520 them now to
00:34:03.040 see if
00:34:03.320 they're serious
00:34:04.180 about their
00:34:04.640 turn toward
00:34:05.360 the center.
00:34:06.520 And maybe
00:34:07.120 they are.
00:34:07.740 Maybe they
00:34:08.180 are.
00:34:09.340 But the
00:34:11.080 way I
00:34:11.480 would have
00:34:11.940 phrased
00:34:13.280 this story
00:34:13.800 was a
00:34:15.300 bunch of
00:34:15.660 protesters
00:34:16.180 surrounded a
00:34:16.960 truck on
00:34:18.360 all sides
00:34:19.000 and they
00:34:20.120 were beaten
00:34:20.480 on the
00:34:20.820 truck and
00:34:21.340 trying to
00:34:21.740 prevent it
00:34:22.240 from doing
00:34:22.860 something.
00:34:23.240 And the
00:34:24.520 truck, you
00:34:25.800 know, kept
00:34:26.200 going forward
00:34:27.020 somewhat low
00:34:28.700 speed, you
00:34:29.340 know, just
00:34:29.700 to try to
00:34:30.240 shake them
00:34:30.780 off.
00:34:31.680 And maybe
00:34:32.400 some of
00:34:32.720 them got
00:34:33.020 hurt attacking
00:34:33.800 the truck.
00:34:35.020 So to me,
00:34:35.580 this is a
00:34:36.120 story about
00:34:36.620 protesters attack
00:34:37.780 truck and get
00:34:38.500 hurt in the
00:34:39.020 process.
00:34:41.020 CNN says
00:34:42.300 truck hits
00:34:43.060 abortion rights
00:34:45.220 protesters,
00:34:46.620 which I guess
00:34:48.320 from a
00:34:48.800 physics standpoint,
00:34:50.260 the truck did 0.79
00:34:50.920 hit the
00:34:51.280 protesters.
00:34:52.920 So from a
00:34:53.540 strictly, you
00:34:54.480 know, physical
00:34:55.900 perspective, yes.
00:34:59.140 But wouldn't it
00:35:00.140 be more
00:35:01.280 appropriate to
00:35:02.260 talk about the
00:35:03.000 intentions of all
00:35:04.040 people involved?
00:35:05.360 The intention of
00:35:06.600 the truck driver
00:35:07.900 was to live.
00:35:09.600 The intention of
00:35:10.740 the protesters
00:35:12.400 was to do
00:35:13.360 something bad to
00:35:14.180 the person or
00:35:14.760 the truck.
00:35:16.460 I mean, I feel
00:35:16.980 like the story
00:35:17.540 should be more
00:35:18.260 about the
00:35:18.680 intention of the
00:35:19.500 people involved,
00:35:20.780 and a little
00:35:21.300 bit less about
00:35:23.280 the vehicle.
00:35:28.540 I recently had
00:35:29.620 a situation where
00:35:30.420 I had to move
00:35:31.140 a person away
00:35:32.140 from my car.
00:35:33.880 So I'm a little
00:35:34.640 sensitive to this.
00:35:36.420 And I just
00:35:37.740 moved them with
00:35:38.320 my car.
00:35:39.500 So it turns
00:35:40.720 out that if
00:35:42.020 you press a car
00:35:42.920 into a person,
00:35:44.340 they get out of
00:35:44.920 the way.
00:35:45.240 And I actually
00:35:47.200 had to do this
00:35:49.580 the other day.
00:35:50.000 Don't ask why.
00:35:51.620 Some people get
00:35:52.300 mad about some
00:35:53.000 things.
00:35:54.480 It wasn't
00:35:54.940 anybody I knew,
00:35:55.580 by the way.
00:36:01.360 Here's a
00:36:02.160 probable fake
00:36:03.180 news alert.
00:36:04.580 Probable fake
00:36:05.400 news alert.
00:36:06.520 Probable fake
00:36:07.320 news alert.
00:36:07.840 meaning
00:36:09.040 that here's
00:36:13.520 something that's
00:36:14.000 on the internet
00:36:14.660 but not on
00:36:15.860 regular news.
00:36:17.480 When you see
00:36:18.280 something that
00:36:18.840 everybody is
00:36:19.460 passing around
00:36:20.180 on the internet
00:36:20.860 but not a
00:36:22.180 single regular
00:36:23.220 news big outlet
00:36:24.560 wants to touch
00:36:25.480 it, is it
00:36:27.380 real?
00:36:28.380 Because at least
00:36:29.020 you can get
00:36:29.620 the people on
00:36:30.820 the left or
00:36:32.160 the people on
00:36:32.680 the right to
00:36:33.180 like it, even
00:36:34.760 if it's not
00:36:35.200 real, usually.
00:36:36.220 No, it
00:36:39.580 wasn't any,
00:36:40.820 it wasn't, I
00:36:41.440 said it, wasn't
00:36:41.960 anybody I know.
00:36:43.100 It was literally
00:36:43.800 somebody I'd
00:36:44.860 never seen
00:36:45.220 before.
00:36:46.540 All right.
00:36:50.480 I was just
00:36:51.180 in the wrong
00:36:51.580 place at the
00:36:52.080 wrong time.
00:36:52.580 That's all you
00:36:52.980 need to know.
00:36:55.160 So, what do
00:36:57.760 you think about
00:36:58.640 this story?
00:36:59.580 That there's a
00:37:00.340 massive drop in
00:37:01.380 babies being born
00:37:02.440 in Germany after
00:37:04.420 the pandemic
00:37:05.280 started?
00:37:06.220 which was
00:37:08.000 around the
00:37:10.140 time of
00:37:10.680 vaccinations.
00:37:12.400 Now, I
00:37:13.440 don't believe
00:37:14.340 that we have
00:37:15.680 scientific
00:37:16.340 evidence that
00:37:19.000 vaccinations
00:37:19.680 changed
00:37:20.700 pregnancies
00:37:22.560 in terms of
00:37:24.900 something that
00:37:25.740 you would see
00:37:26.120 in terms of
00:37:26.620 the entire
00:37:27.200 rate of
00:37:28.400 births.
00:37:29.580 I'm not
00:37:30.100 saying that
00:37:30.600 there are not
00:37:31.720 individual cases
00:37:33.280 vaccines, because
00:37:34.460 I'm sure that
00:37:35.120 you always have
00:37:35.960 those, probably
00:37:37.280 with every
00:37:37.720 vaccination.
00:37:39.300 But, in
00:37:40.500 terms of
00:37:41.040 larger
00:37:41.700 statistical, you
00:37:43.160 can really see
00:37:43.800 the top line, a
00:37:45.280 gigantic drop in
00:37:46.620 births.
00:37:47.220 now, this is going
00:37:49.960 around the
00:37:50.360 internet.
00:37:51.600 Do you think
00:37:52.120 that's true?
00:37:54.380 Do you think
00:37:55.080 it's true that
00:37:56.880 there's been a
00:37:57.520 gigantic drop in
00:37:58.680 births in
00:37:59.280 Germany since
00:38:00.640 around the time
00:38:02.000 of the
00:38:02.200 vaccinations?
00:38:03.080 Which doesn't
00:38:03.760 mean the
00:38:04.040 vaccinations are
00:38:04.760 the cause, by
00:38:05.500 the way.
00:38:06.140 So, even the
00:38:06.800 people who are
00:38:07.560 passing it around
00:38:08.620 are not saying,
00:38:10.500 it's definitely
00:38:11.240 the cause.
00:38:12.480 They're saying,
00:38:13.280 what's going on
00:38:14.200 here, and
00:38:15.180 shouldn't we be
00:38:15.780 looking at this?
00:38:17.040 Well, I don't
00:38:17.440 think it's real.
00:38:21.780 What do you
00:38:22.360 think?
00:38:24.580 I don't know.
00:38:25.260 I would keep an
00:38:26.240 open mind on
00:38:26.920 that one, but
00:38:27.640 I'm guessing
00:38:28.560 that's not real.
00:38:31.000 I believe that
00:38:32.200 the country is
00:38:33.660 suffering from
00:38:34.380 what I'll call
00:38:35.040 Ukraine fatigue.
00:38:38.320 Are we done
00:38:39.600 with Ukraine?
00:38:40.260 Because the
00:38:41.640 news is treating
00:38:42.380 it like the
00:38:42.960 permanent news
00:38:43.660 now.
00:38:44.580 It's like, and
00:38:45.320 some missiles
00:38:45.860 landed in
00:38:46.760 Kiev, so, and
00:38:49.060 let's talk about
00:38:49.640 something else.
00:38:50.840 Wait, that's the
00:38:51.760 capital.
00:38:52.620 I thought they
00:38:53.280 were done with
00:38:53.700 the capital.
00:38:55.120 Well, looks like
00:38:56.340 Putin is doing
00:38:57.000 exactly what you
00:38:59.200 would do if you
00:38:59.760 were Putin.
00:39:01.240 He consolidated
00:39:02.240 the important
00:39:04.320 strategic parts
00:39:05.880 of Ukraine, and
00:39:07.400 now he's grinding
00:39:08.300 down the Ukraine
00:39:09.120 military that
00:39:10.080 had to be
00:39:10.600 there, so he
00:39:11.800 had concentrated
00:39:12.580 the Ukraine
00:39:13.160 military, he's
00:39:14.760 grinding it into
00:39:15.600 dust, and then
00:39:16.840 he'll take the
00:39:17.300 rest of Ukraine.
00:39:19.040 Does that look
00:39:19.560 like what's
00:39:19.940 happening?
00:39:21.760 And it doesn't
00:39:22.620 look like he's
00:39:23.560 going to be
00:39:24.040 crippled by the
00:39:25.040 economic stuff.
00:39:26.860 But there is a
00:39:27.960 rush against
00:39:29.200 time.
00:39:30.620 In my opinion,
00:39:32.360 the sanctions
00:39:33.120 on Russia, when
00:39:34.880 it starts to
00:39:35.500 affect their 0.57
00:39:36.040 spare parts, will
00:39:38.040 be crippling.
00:39:40.560 But it won't
00:39:42.520 be crippling
00:39:43.260 for a while,
00:39:45.520 because they
00:39:45.860 can always move
00:39:46.400 things around and
00:39:47.280 make do, and
00:39:48.360 you know, things.
00:39:49.700 But in the long
00:39:50.360 run, I think if
00:39:51.480 the sanctions
00:39:52.440 stay on Russia,
00:39:53.800 all of their
00:39:54.580 important industries
00:39:55.480 will fall apart,
00:39:56.620 because they just
00:39:57.080 want parts. 0.99
00:39:58.080 Unless China jumps
00:39:59.360 in fast enough, I
00:40:00.520 guess that's always
00:40:01.040 a possibility.
00:40:01.600 But it depends
00:40:04.880 on which parts,
00:40:05.640 yeah.
00:40:06.480 So I feel as if
00:40:08.520 there's a race
00:40:09.240 against time, so
00:40:12.300 that the Russians
00:40:13.180 need to, you
00:40:14.380 know, finish with
00:40:15.360 Ukraine as soon 0.64
00:40:16.160 as possible, so
00:40:17.820 that they can act
00:40:18.580 like good players
00:40:19.780 and try to get
00:40:20.760 the sanctions
00:40:21.320 dropped eventually,
00:40:22.620 or at least sooner
00:40:23.220 than later.
00:40:24.600 And we're hoping
00:40:27.520 that the sanctions
00:40:28.500 slow them down, I
00:40:29.520 guess.
00:40:29.720 Now, here's
00:40:31.820 what it seems
00:40:32.620 to me we
00:40:34.160 could say was
00:40:35.420 the Biden
00:40:36.820 administration's
00:40:37.760 strategy, because
00:40:38.920 I think they
00:40:39.440 said it down
00:40:39.960 loud, didn't
00:40:40.660 they?
00:40:41.440 Do me a fact
00:40:42.140 check on this,
00:40:43.380 because I may
00:40:44.120 be almost right
00:40:45.040 but not right
00:40:45.640 on this.
00:40:47.080 It seems to
00:40:47.820 me that at
00:40:49.100 this point, it
00:40:50.100 looks like the
00:40:50.580 Biden administration
00:40:51.540 sacrificed Ukraine 1.00
00:40:53.260 to damage
00:40:56.480 Russia and to
00:40:58.920 degrade them
00:40:59.560 militarily and
00:41:00.460 economically.
00:41:01.580 And if we
00:41:02.060 could degrade
00:41:02.620 them militarily
00:41:03.760 and economically,
00:41:05.620 then as long
00:41:07.200 as there wasn't
00:41:07.760 a nuclear war,
00:41:08.780 we would come
00:41:09.280 out way ahead,
00:41:10.660 because we'll
00:41:11.100 be basically
00:41:12.280 competing with
00:41:13.120 them all over
00:41:13.760 the world, and
00:41:15.180 so we want them
00:41:15.940 to be as
00:41:16.420 suppressed as
00:41:17.300 possible.
00:41:18.580 And that we
00:41:19.800 never meant to
00:41:21.340 help Ukraine,
00:41:23.260 although if
00:41:23.920 Ukraine had just
00:41:24.680 won the war
00:41:25.240 outright, we
00:41:25.880 would have been
00:41:26.260 happy.
00:41:26.580 But I think
00:41:27.720 from the
00:41:28.080 United States
00:41:29.040 perspective, we
00:41:29.980 had two ways
00:41:30.940 to win.
00:41:33.020 And this is
00:41:33.720 not my
00:41:34.320 definition of
00:41:35.100 winning, because
00:41:35.740 I don't think
00:41:36.180 there's any
00:41:36.580 winning going
00:41:37.220 on here.
00:41:38.540 But one way
00:41:39.380 to win is
00:41:39.900 Ukraine just
00:41:40.800 pushes Russia 0.96
00:41:42.680 back and just
00:41:44.000 wins flat out.
00:41:45.700 Now, I don't
00:41:46.240 think there was
00:41:46.640 much a chance
00:41:47.360 that they would
00:41:47.980 win like all
00:41:49.120 of it flat out,
00:41:50.620 but that would
00:41:52.800 be one way.
00:41:53.300 The other way
00:41:54.180 is to lose, but
00:41:56.860 lose slowly, and
00:41:58.640 lose in a way
00:42:00.360 that there's
00:42:00.960 like a permanent
00:42:01.720 resistance.
00:42:03.060 Because I think
00:42:03.820 Russia's military
00:42:04.800 will just be
00:42:05.460 bogged down for
00:42:07.240 a long time with
00:42:08.120 this permanent
00:42:09.040 resistance.
00:42:10.180 Every time they
00:42:10.720 send some heavy
00:42:11.920 equipment in,
00:42:13.380 some American
00:42:15.180 built equipment
00:42:16.180 will be fired
00:42:17.280 by a Ukrainian
00:42:17.960 and destroy the 0.85
00:42:18.820 Russian heavy 0.97
00:42:19.820 equipment.
00:42:21.000 So I think
00:42:21.520 we found, we
00:42:23.040 basically created
00:42:24.020 a sinkhole
00:42:26.160 that Putin will
00:42:27.960 be just driving
00:42:28.740 his military
00:42:29.420 into it for
00:42:30.220 years.
00:42:32.900 So are we
00:42:33.700 trying to take
00:42:34.620 down the Soviet 0.99
00:42:35.280 Union by
00:42:36.360 bleeding them
00:42:38.540 to death in 0.83
00:42:39.600 Afghanistan?
00:42:41.000 Is it basically
00:42:42.480 the same
00:42:43.180 strategy?
00:42:44.400 Is to get
00:42:44.980 them involved
00:42:45.580 in a war they
00:42:46.200 can't win,
00:42:46.820 but don't put
00:42:47.340 our own soldiers
00:42:48.120 in there?
00:42:50.120 That's what it
00:42:50.800 is, right?
00:42:53.040 Did
00:42:55.540 somebody says
00:42:58.680 you were wrong
00:42:59.220 again.
00:43:01.160 Wrong now or
00:43:02.140 wrong before?
00:43:05.400 I'm pretty
00:43:06.160 willing to say
00:43:06.880 that I'm wrong
00:43:08.100 on Ukraine stuff.
00:43:09.100 I don't have
00:43:10.160 any special
00:43:11.000 skill with
00:43:12.160 military
00:43:13.020 predictions.
00:43:16.380 Russia is 0.79
00:43:20.080 slowly using
00:43:21.060 artillery to
00:43:22.040 destroy said
00:43:22.940 sinkhole.
00:43:23.480 Yeah, it's a
00:43:23.900 race against
00:43:24.340 time.
00:43:25.400 But the thing
00:43:26.200 is that no
00:43:27.580 matter how
00:43:28.180 much Russia 0.65
00:43:28.760 destroys Ukraine,
00:43:30.520 it's a big
00:43:31.100 enough place
00:43:31.860 that there will
00:43:32.440 always be
00:43:32.920 resistance,
00:43:33.640 right?
00:43:34.360 So as long
00:43:35.460 as there's an
00:43:35.900 active, well-funded,
00:43:37.480 well-armed,
00:43:38.180 well-trained
00:43:38.720 resistance, it's
00:43:40.460 just going to be
00:43:41.140 really expensive
00:43:42.140 for Russia in a
00:43:43.100 long time.
00:43:43.480 So it looks
00:43:44.240 like we're
00:43:44.560 trying to
00:43:44.980 always spend
00:43:45.620 Russia and
00:43:46.860 not go
00:43:47.340 bankrupt before
00:43:48.240 they do, but
00:43:49.400 I don't think
00:43:49.980 that part
00:43:50.420 worked.
00:43:52.820 All right.
00:43:54.980 That, ladies 0.97
00:43:55.780 and gentlemen,
00:43:58.380 concludes the
00:43:59.440 worst live
00:44:00.000 stream in the
00:44:00.520 history of
00:44:01.040 live streams,
00:44:02.540 or possibly the
00:44:03.600 best.
00:44:03.940 I don't know.
00:44:05.000 Could be the
00:44:05.440 best.
00:44:05.720 You be the
00:44:07.500 judge.
00:44:13.180 One of the
00:44:13.780 best.
00:44:14.160 Okay.
00:44:15.620 All right.
00:44:18.800 Scott looks
00:44:19.520 like he's
00:44:20.000 about to cry
00:44:20.840 over Roe
00:44:21.560 versus Wade.
00:44:24.100 Do you
00:44:24.700 think you
00:44:25.060 know my
00:44:25.460 opinion?
00:44:27.280 The thing
00:44:28.740 I say the
00:44:29.260 most is
00:44:29.760 that as
00:44:30.980 long as
00:44:31.400 I'm not
00:44:31.780 a chest
00:44:33.200 feeding,
00:44:34.040 birthing
00:44:34.300 person,
00:44:34.820 I'm not
00:44:36.200 going to
00:44:36.400 give you
00:44:36.660 my opinion.
00:44:37.900 If I were
00:44:38.540 a woman,
00:44:39.000 you'd hear
00:44:39.300 my opinion
00:44:39.760 about abortion.
00:44:40.920 I wouldn't
00:44:41.400 shut up
00:44:41.860 about it.
00:44:43.240 But I'm
00:44:44.040 not.
00:44:45.380 So I'd
00:44:46.500 rather take
00:44:47.520 myself out
00:44:48.120 of that
00:44:48.380 fight and
00:44:49.560 talk about
00:44:50.100 it.
00:44:57.820 All right.
00:45:00.400 Please
00:45:00.920 discuss
00:45:01.440 COVID
00:45:01.840 survival
00:45:02.400 strategies.
00:45:03.140 old
00:45:04.780 topic.
00:45:08.460 Comments
00:45:08.940 about where
00:45:09.400 Elon is.
00:45:10.420 Oh,
00:45:10.760 there's an
00:45:11.180 interesting
00:45:11.500 question.
00:45:13.040 Did Elon
00:45:13.560 Musk sort 0.97
00:45:14.440 of stop
00:45:14.860 tweeting for
00:45:15.400 a little
00:45:15.620 while?
00:45:16.980 Maybe
00:45:17.200 they're just
00:45:17.880 trying to
00:45:18.260 complete the
00:45:19.040 Twitter deal
00:45:20.340 or something.
00:45:20.960 I don't
00:45:21.060 know.
00:45:21.460 Or he's
00:45:21.780 on summer
00:45:22.140 vacation.
00:45:26.040 Oh,
00:45:26.400 a heart.
00:45:26.960 he hasn't
00:45:35.820 tweeted in
00:45:36.380 four days.
00:45:37.120 Somebody
00:45:37.280 said,
00:45:37.700 interesting.
00:45:42.120 Have you
00:45:42.700 ever been
00:45:43.100 involved in
00:45:43.980 an abortion? 0.99
00:45:46.660 That's a
00:45:47.240 personal
00:45:47.520 question.
00:45:50.920 Let's say
00:45:51.580 involved,
00:45:53.020 the only way
00:45:53.680 I know I
00:45:54.220 have been
00:45:54.940 involved is
00:45:55.540 I once
00:45:55.940 accompanied
00:45:56.500 somebody.
00:45:59.040 Like,
00:45:59.520 if ever
00:46:01.300 something of
00:46:01.940 mine was
00:46:02.360 important,
00:46:02.880 I'm not
00:46:03.140 aware of
00:46:03.480 it.
00:46:03.660 But I
00:46:05.980 once
00:46:06.180 accompanied
00:46:06.640 somebody.
00:46:15.180 You were
00:46:16.260 not notified.
00:46:16.960 Elon Musk
00:46:22.160 who's
00:46:22.360 working on
00:46:22.940 escaping
00:46:24.380 Earth
00:46:24.800 in his
00:46:25.740 rocket.
00:46:28.720 All right,
00:46:29.360 I think we've
00:46:29.860 done everything
00:46:30.280 we need to
00:46:30.740 do today.
00:46:31.740 And so,
00:46:32.340 this concludes
00:46:33.360 the YouTube
00:46:34.700 portion of
00:46:36.060 Coffee with
00:46:36.840 Scott Adams,
00:46:37.620 the best show
00:46:38.360 you've ever
00:46:38.720 seen in your
00:46:39.080 life.
00:46:39.960 Bye for
00:46:40.320 now.
00:46:40.520 Bye for
00:46:41.520 now.
00:46:42.520 Bye for
00:46:43.520 now.
00:46:44.520 Bye for
00:46:45.520 now.