Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1795 Scott Adams： Let's Talk About How The J6 Hearings Clear Trump's Path To The White House

00:00:00.000 I have a little technical problem with my lighting system today, but I think you can deal with it.

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00:00:50.680 Well, how many of you caught my surprise Man Cave Locals Only Subscribers live stream last night

00:01:00.680 in which I taught men how to please their women using some tricks that only hypnotists know?

00:01:08.600 Only hypnotists know.

00:01:10.220 And that's why you wish you were a member of the locals community

00:01:13.860 because the people who saw that have a much happier life today.

00:01:22.380 All right.

00:01:24.020 So somebody mentioned that the Patriot Front

00:01:27.020 looks like a Best Buy employee strike during a pandemic.

00:01:33.920 Think about it.

00:01:35.600 Think about the Patriot Front.

00:01:37.300 They're wearing the khakis and the blue shirts and they're wearing the masks.

00:01:43.360 It looks exactly like a Best Buy employee strike during a pandemic.

00:01:48.160 That's not really probably the image they wanted to.

00:01:54.420 Tom, that's not true.

00:01:57.020 There are many more variables than that.

00:01:59.500 So I'm being challenged here because I'm a recent divorcee

00:02:09.040 and therefore what would I know about pleasing women?

00:02:14.420 Well, I don't know if you know this,

00:02:16.840 but divorces have more than one variable.

00:02:20.460 I don't know if you knew that.

00:02:22.580 But it turns out

00:02:23.520 that sexual satisfaction is one of many variables.

00:02:28.460 It's one of many variables.

00:02:31.660 Anyway.

00:02:32.860 More importantly,

00:02:33.960 Finland has discovered how to make a battery out of sand.

00:02:37.960 Hello.

00:02:39.280 We have plenty of sand.

00:02:41.420 Now you can make a battery

00:02:42.620 out of sand.

00:02:45.600 And the way you do it is

00:02:46.800 you use the sand to

00:02:48.080 store heat.

00:02:50.780 So the Finns have a working,

00:02:52.540 the world's first fully working sand battery,

00:02:55.720 which can store a green power for months.

00:02:58.900 Essentially it just stores heat

00:03:00.240 and then you release the heat in the winter

00:03:02.380 when you need it.

00:03:03.540 But doesn't it seem to you

00:03:05.380 that you could also make a,

00:03:06.940 what's it called,

00:03:07.740 a sterling engine

00:03:08.760 where you take advantage of the

00:03:10.660 heat differential?

00:03:13.100 That would work too, right?

00:03:14.740 Just use the heat differential.

00:03:16.860 So probably there are two ways

00:03:18.120 you could make energy out of that.

00:03:19.740 They're using one of them.

00:03:22.500 But think about that.

00:03:23.560 Suppose all of your winter heating problems

00:03:26.580 were solved by pumping the heat

00:03:29.200 that you have too much of in the summer

00:03:30.660 into the sand.

00:03:33.580 It feels like we can make that work,

00:03:35.640 doesn't it?

00:03:36.880 Yeah, because the sand is cheap

00:03:38.120 and it doesn't seem to be any special sand.

00:03:41.080 And you could use a thermocouple too.

00:03:46.220 Okay.

00:03:48.360 I don't know what that means exactly,

00:03:50.120 but we have a lot of engineers watching this

00:03:52.520 and I'm sure you know what it means.

00:03:53.740 So the big news is

00:03:57.340 there's somebody who shot a bunch of people.

00:04:01.240 I'm opposed to giving publicity

00:04:03.920 to people who are mass shooters.

00:04:08.280 How many of you would like me to skip this story

00:04:10.860 in the comments?

00:04:12.920 Just totally skip it.

00:04:14.440 I have some comments to make,

00:04:15.740 but they're not terribly important.

00:04:18.120 Skip it.

00:04:18.980 All right.

00:04:19.220 Locals people say skip it.

00:04:22.280 Boom.

00:04:23.740 You just solved one of the biggest problems

00:04:25.800 in the world.

00:04:28.120 Do you see what happened?

00:04:29.500 You just asked me to skip the story

00:04:31.780 because you know it's better for the world

00:04:34.000 and now I'm going to do it

00:04:36.040 because you asked me.

00:04:38.140 So I suppose CNN did that.

00:04:40.500 What if CNN literally did what I just did?

00:04:43.060 Say, look, we're going to ask our users.

00:04:45.180 We think this is a public interest story,

00:04:47.520 but honestly, we don't know

00:04:49.080 if we're making the world better by reporting it.

00:04:51.920 So we're going to ask you,

00:04:53.180 would you like to see reporting on this kind of topic

00:04:56.600 or should we just hit the facts,

00:04:59.360 hit it once and move on?

00:05:02.040 What would the public say?

00:05:04.020 I think the public would say just what you're saying.

00:05:06.980 If you just give the public the story,

00:05:09.620 they'll consume it

00:05:10.440 because it's what's on TV.

00:05:11.840 But if you ask them,

00:05:14.820 would you like to see us cover this extensively

00:05:17.260 or just give you the facts,

00:05:19.760 pretty much,

00:05:21.420 I'll bet you almost everybody,

00:05:23.940 maybe 95%,

00:05:25.400 would say, you know,

00:05:26.940 let's just not cover it.

00:05:28.460 I like the fact.

00:05:29.740 I need to know it happened.

00:05:30.860 That's important.

00:05:31.640 But just, that's it.

00:05:34.340 So maybe you just solved it.

00:05:36.360 You may have solved it.

00:05:37.300 Because there's thoughts that this one

00:05:39.060 may have been an attention seeker.

00:05:40.820 That's all I'm going to say.

00:05:42.680 I'm also going to say that his last name,

00:05:45.120 I'm not going to mention it,

00:05:46.560 but it is suggestive

00:05:47.920 that he would do this.

00:05:51.300 The fact that somebody's last name

00:05:53.120 is suggestive of his future,

00:05:55.500 just,

00:05:56.080 it blows my mind.

00:05:57.260 Because it feels like the,

00:05:58.700 it feels like the simulation

00:06:01.180 stopped winking

00:06:02.920 and now it's just putting it

00:06:04.060 right in your face.

00:06:04.960 Look, I've been winking at you forever

00:06:06.920 that this is a simulation.

00:06:09.040 Now I'm just going to put it

00:06:10.140 right in your face.

00:06:11.080 Right in your face.

00:06:12.060 See if you notice.

00:06:15.460 All right.

00:06:16.080 Well, I will say one thing

00:06:17.860 generally about shooters

00:06:20.020 without talking about

00:06:20.880 this particular one.

00:06:22.720 Jack Busabek tweeted that,

00:06:24.760 here's a fact,

00:06:25.620 that at least 37 school shootings

00:06:28.260 and or school-related acts of violence

00:06:29.940 have been committed

00:06:31.320 by those taking

00:06:32.220 or withdrawing from

00:06:33.640 psychiatric drugs.

00:06:37.120 Now, 37, unfortunately,

00:06:39.340 is not the full list

00:06:40.420 of school violence.

00:06:41.840 So first of all,

00:06:42.480 I don't know what percentage it is.

00:06:44.940 But let's say it's a lot.

00:06:47.280 You know, whatever percentage it is.

00:06:48.560 It's just too much.

00:06:50.660 Do you think

00:06:51.280 that this connection

00:06:52.860 that so many of these school shooters

00:06:55.040 were on psychiatric drugs,

00:06:57.960 do you think that means

00:06:58.720 that the psychiatric drugs

00:07:00.120 are an indication?

00:07:04.100 Or in other words,

00:07:04.960 that the drugs cause the violence?

00:07:08.820 Because, you know,

00:07:09.600 a lot of these drugs

00:07:10.240 have warnings on them

00:07:11.400 about suicide

00:07:12.740 and, you know,

00:07:15.240 irregular behavior

00:07:16.220 that might be a side effect.

00:07:17.700 So what do you think?

00:07:18.860 Do you think the fact

00:07:19.820 that so many of the shooters

00:07:21.440 were taking these drugs

00:07:24.660 or just getting off them,

00:07:26.220 do you think that's a problem?

00:07:28.460 I see absolutely yes.

00:07:30.820 I see some no's.

00:07:32.560 Interesting.

00:07:33.380 We're looking at the same facts,

00:07:35.700 and yet you're

00:07:36.880 interpreting them differently.

00:07:37.980 All right, let me help you out.

00:07:41.560 Let me help you out.

00:07:43.260 Here's some related news.

00:07:45.380 Let's see if this helps.

00:07:46.180 This is a fact.

00:07:50.020 The vast majority of people

00:07:51.880 who get cancer diagnosis,

00:07:55.240 in other words,

00:07:55.760 the doctor says,

00:07:56.560 you do have cancer,

00:07:57.480 it's been confirmed,

00:07:59.640 those people are far more likely

00:08:02.660 to die of cancer

00:08:03.780 than the people

00:08:05.260 who did not get a diagnosis,

00:08:06.800 one way or the other.

00:08:08.800 Now, does that prove

00:08:11.300 that the diagnosis

00:08:12.580 is what kills you?

00:08:14.200 Because almost everybody

00:08:16.660 who got a diagnosis of cancer

00:08:18.740 died of cancer.

00:08:21.180 Those people who were

00:08:22.220 never diagnosed of cancer

00:08:23.720 were much less likely

00:08:27.220 to die of cancer.

00:08:28.820 So it's the diagnosis

00:08:30.080 that causes the death, right?

00:08:31.580 Not the cancer.

00:08:33.520 Does that make sense?

00:08:35.280 Because it happened

00:08:36.240 before the death.

00:08:37.760 So if there's something

00:08:38.500 that happens before the death

00:08:39.840 on a regular basis,

00:08:41.340 it's like we always see this

00:08:42.700 before this guy dies.

00:08:43.880 This must be the cause

00:08:45.440 of the death, right?

00:08:48.280 Or, or, or,

00:08:52.060 it's the most obvious thing

00:08:53.900 in the world,

00:08:55.320 that you're more likely

00:08:56.060 to die of cancer

00:08:56.980 if you have cancer.

00:09:00.180 Maybe.

00:09:01.100 You're more likely

00:09:01.840 to have cancer

00:09:03.380 if you're one of the people

00:09:04.220 who have a confirmed diagnosis.

00:09:06.200 So let me ask you this.

00:09:07.580 Who is more likely

00:09:08.600 to get a psychiatric drug

00:09:10.500 from a doctor?

00:09:13.880 What type of person,

00:09:15.440 generally speaking,

00:09:16.200 is more likely

00:09:17.280 to get a high-powered

00:09:19.760 psychiatric drug?

00:09:22.660 Could it be somebody

00:09:23.860 who looks like they need it?

00:09:26.500 Probably people

00:09:27.300 who look like they need it.

00:09:29.440 Now, if you were to look

00:09:30.680 at the class of people

00:09:31.680 who look like they need

00:09:33.040 a strong psychiatric drug,

00:09:34.740 and you compare

00:09:36.420 that group of people

00:09:37.320 with or without the drug,

00:09:39.000 actually in their body,

00:09:40.480 you compare the people

00:09:41.320 who look like they should

00:09:42.360 be on a strong psychiatric drug,

00:09:44.180 according to doctors,

00:09:45.820 to the group

00:09:46.560 that no doctor thinks

00:09:47.820 should be on

00:09:48.400 a strong psychiatric drug,

00:09:50.660 which one,

00:09:51.340 which of those two groups

00:09:52.920 would you guess

00:09:54.420 is more likely

00:09:55.960 to become a mass shooter?

00:09:57.720 Now, let me be

00:10:01.400 super clear here.

00:10:03.880 I have a lot of suspicions

00:10:05.720 about these drugs,

00:10:07.140 and I'm really,

00:10:09.740 really curious

00:10:10.400 if they are causing

00:10:12.740 any problems,

00:10:14.120 because they might be.

00:10:15.920 So if you think

00:10:16.880 I'm ruling out the fact

00:10:18.060 that the drugs

00:10:18.660 might be the source problem

00:10:19.920 for a lot of these,

00:10:20.900 I'm not.

00:10:21.740 I'm not even ruling that

00:10:23.700 out a little bit,

00:10:25.340 because as a hypothesis,

00:10:26.660 it's very strong.

00:10:28.220 But if you think

00:10:29.280 that you know anything

00:10:31.060 by looking at the rate

00:10:32.380 of people who are shooters

00:10:33.620 and also on these drugs

00:10:35.880 or getting off of them,

00:10:36.920 that doesn't tell you anything.

00:10:39.260 So that statistic

00:10:40.380 of how many people

00:10:41.900 are on these drugs

00:10:42.860 tells you nothing.

00:10:45.020 It just tells you

00:10:45.760 that it's a class of people

00:10:46.960 that you would probably

00:10:48.660 diagnose a drug to, too,

00:10:50.240 if you were a doctor.

00:10:54.000 So let's keep that straight.

00:10:57.720 Here's something

00:11:04.780 that's really interesting.

00:11:07.120 So the Washington Examiner,

00:11:09.600 which you probably all know

00:11:11.340 is a conservative publication,

00:11:14.220 their editorial board

00:11:15.340 just came out strongly

00:11:16.820 against Trump

00:11:18.060 running for re-election.

00:11:19.480 And they basically think

00:11:22.300 you could get

00:11:22.840 some Trump policies

00:11:24.040 without the Trump baggage,

00:11:26.080 if you will.

00:11:27.320 So that's pretty...

00:11:28.760 And they use

00:11:29.660 the Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony

00:11:31.900 as sort of the trigger

00:11:34.700 to say that Trump is done

00:11:36.720 because of the Hutchinson testimony.

00:11:39.620 Now, whether or not

00:11:40.480 Hutchinson was telling the truth,

00:11:42.360 and apparently we'll learn

00:11:43.420 more about that.

00:11:44.140 There's some more witnesses coming.

00:11:46.020 Whether or not she told the truth,

00:11:49.800 I'm not sure that

00:11:52.480 that would be the reason

00:11:53.480 that Trump shouldn't run.

00:11:56.460 And then I've heard

00:11:57.240 other people say,

00:11:57.980 well, whether or not

00:11:59.520 there was a crime,

00:12:01.020 there's a pattern of behavior

00:12:02.380 that clearly is disqualifying.

00:12:05.080 To which I say,

00:12:06.980 haven't you made

00:12:07.680 a big assumption?

00:12:09.900 Everything depends

00:12:11.160 on whether the election

00:12:13.900 was actually rigged

00:12:15.240 or not,

00:12:16.760 but also separately,

00:12:18.120 but also related.

00:12:19.380 It could be separately

00:12:20.120 or it could be related.

00:12:21.500 What did Trump believe?

00:12:23.680 If he genuinely believed

00:12:25.620 the election had been rigged,

00:12:27.840 everything he did makes sense.

00:12:30.860 And if it had turned out

00:12:33.000 that we had found

00:12:33.860 some rigging in like 24 hours

00:12:35.980 and Trump had been proved right

00:12:38.720 and the election was reversed,

00:12:40.720 what would you think

00:12:41.540 of all the things

00:12:42.480 that he's reportedly had done?

00:12:46.820 Take the artificial,

00:12:48.300 not true scenario.

00:12:49.780 I'm not saying this is true.

00:12:51.500 I'm just saying,

00:12:51.960 just play it through

00:12:52.540 in your head.

00:12:53.540 Imagine if the election

00:12:54.780 had been rigged,

00:12:57.360 Trump had been right,

00:12:59.240 then everything

00:13:00.040 he's accused of,

00:13:01.020 he did.

00:13:02.000 Let's just say

00:13:02.580 he did it all.

00:13:03.920 How would you interpret

00:13:04.860 his actions

00:13:05.620 if he had been right?

00:13:09.700 Hero.

00:13:11.560 Hero.

00:13:12.660 If you had heard

00:13:13.620 that he took the wheel

00:13:15.140 out of the hands

00:13:15.920 of the Secret Service agent

00:13:17.260 and strangled him

00:13:18.840 to make him drive,

00:13:20.120 maybe let's say succeeded,

00:13:22.020 and allowed him

00:13:22.920 to drive to the protest,

00:13:25.280 and then the protesters

00:13:26.200 succeeded in delaying the vote,

00:13:28.540 and then,

00:13:29.860 improbably,

00:13:30.860 because I don't think

00:13:31.560 this would be the case,

00:13:32.440 but improbably,

00:13:33.460 just do the thought experiment.

00:13:35.740 Suppose they found

00:13:36.520 a problem,

00:13:37.780 and it actually

00:13:38.520 reversed the race,

00:13:40.820 and everybody

00:13:41.440 got to look at it,

00:13:42.980 and they said,

00:13:43.600 oh, shit.

00:13:45.220 He was guessing,

00:13:46.660 but he guessed right.

00:13:47.740 His instinct was right.

00:13:49.000 Because Trump

00:13:49.540 was guessing, right?

00:13:50.420 He wasn't acting

00:13:51.140 on data.

00:13:52.360 He was saying,

00:13:53.060 this looks wrong,

00:13:54.300 smells wrong,

00:13:55.060 there's something

00:13:55.360 wrong here.

00:13:56.660 Now,

00:13:57.480 if he was

00:13:58.120 completely wrong,

00:14:00.780 that's disqualifying.

00:14:03.040 Because he's wrong

00:14:03.920 on something

00:14:04.540 so important,

00:14:05.500 and he didn't

00:14:06.020 back down on it,

00:14:06.980 that's pretty big.

00:14:08.560 So I would say,

00:14:09.400 if somebody

00:14:10.180 were of that opinion,

00:14:11.900 that he was acting

00:14:12.900 in what he thought

00:14:14.020 was the truth,

00:14:14.980 but he was just wrong,

00:14:16.880 and he acted that way,

00:14:18.760 yeah,

00:14:19.460 I can see how

00:14:19.960 that would be disqualifying,

00:14:21.380 even if there's no crime.

00:14:22.760 If he thought

00:14:25.680 he actually lost

00:14:27.680 the election

00:14:28.120 and was trying

00:14:28.660 to hold power anyway,

00:14:30.060 well,

00:14:30.360 that's clearly disqualifying,

00:14:32.320 but there's literally

00:14:33.440 zero evidence of that.

00:14:35.240 None.

00:14:36.300 There's not even

00:14:37.200 an allegation of that.

00:14:38.560 There's nothing

00:14:39.160 to support that hypothesis.

00:14:40.620 Nothing.

00:14:41.620 And this is a pretty big,

00:14:43.040 you know,

00:14:43.560 hearing,

00:14:43.980 so you'd expect something.

00:14:47.140 But here's what's

00:14:48.060 going to happen.

00:14:49.700 In the process

00:14:50.880 of demonizing Trump,

00:14:52.760 I wonder if

00:14:54.900 DeSantis

00:14:55.540 is getting a free pass

00:14:57.020 that he definitely

00:14:58.640 would not get

00:14:59.780 if he were

00:15:01.340 the unambiguous

00:15:02.580 frontrunner

00:15:03.300 for the nomination.

00:15:04.780 Because the Democrats

00:15:05.820 would be going

00:15:06.640 after DeSantis hard

00:15:08.060 if they thought

00:15:09.740 he was the main guy.

00:15:11.660 But because Trump

00:15:12.480 still exists

00:15:13.120 as a potential risk,

00:15:14.720 they have to use

00:15:15.880 their energy on him,

00:15:17.360 and then they run

00:15:18.040 out of energy.

00:15:19.620 So Trump

00:15:20.280 is an energy monster,

00:15:21.780 and one thing

00:15:23.060 that might be happening,

00:15:24.780 I don't think so,

00:15:26.580 because this doesn't

00:15:27.260 seem compatible

00:15:27.900 with Trump's personality,

00:15:29.500 but one thing

00:15:30.100 you can't rule out

00:15:31.120 is that Trump

00:15:32.260 and DeSantis

00:15:32.840 already have a deal.

00:15:37.060 Think about it.

00:15:38.200 You can't rule out

00:15:39.480 that DeSantis

00:15:40.840 and Trump

00:15:41.320 have a deal.

00:15:42.120 And the deal is

00:15:42.960 that Trump

00:15:43.320 is going to look like

00:15:44.080 he's going to run

00:15:44.660 until he doesn't.

00:15:46.400 That could be the deal.

00:15:47.460 Because that would

00:15:48.700 protect DeSantis

00:15:49.620 from most of the attacks

00:15:51.860 until things get serious.

00:15:54.120 And that could help.

00:15:55.520 And it would also

00:15:56.080 keep Trump in the news,

00:15:57.760 it would make him

00:15:58.260 powerful enough

00:15:59.000 as a media personality

00:16:00.880 to help DeSantis,

00:16:02.880 et cetera.

00:16:03.620 And do you think

00:16:04.480 that Trump

00:16:05.120 could take credit

00:16:06.040 if DeSantis

00:16:07.980 ended up doing

00:16:08.780 some Trump-like policies

00:16:10.140 and got elected

00:16:11.420 with Trump's help?

00:16:12.740 I think he could.

00:16:13.700 And I think

00:16:14.620 it would actually

00:16:15.040 be quite supportable

00:16:17.560 if Trump took credit

00:16:19.560 for helping DeSantis

00:16:20.540 get into the job

00:16:21.440 and finish the job,

00:16:22.740 so to speak.

00:16:24.200 So, yeah,

00:16:25.020 I would agree

00:16:25.460 with people who say

00:16:26.100 there's no chance

00:16:26.820 that Trump won't run.

00:16:28.160 I feel like

00:16:28.820 his personality

00:16:29.520 requires that.

00:16:31.380 And maybe that's okay.

00:16:33.500 I mean,

00:16:33.980 maybe it's okay

00:16:34.600 that that's his personality.

00:16:36.260 Because that's who I

00:16:37.280 wanted to win

00:16:38.540 the first time.

00:16:40.020 I wanted

00:16:40.840 Trump the fighter

00:16:41.900 to be elected

00:16:44.160 president in 2016.

00:16:45.640 And that's what I got.

00:16:47.520 If you didn't want

00:16:48.520 a fighter,

00:16:49.860 I'm sorry.

00:16:51.880 But the people

00:16:52.720 who voted for him

00:16:53.580 or supported him,

00:16:54.420 I didn't vote.

00:16:55.500 But the people

00:16:56.400 who supported him

00:16:57.080 wanted somebody

00:16:57.880 who would just fight.

00:16:59.400 They just wanted

00:17:00.300 an MMA competitor

00:17:03.300 and they got one.

00:17:04.880 So, do you think

00:17:05.840 you can turn that off?

00:17:08.820 If you got exactly

00:17:10.140 what you wanted,

00:17:11.020 don't think

00:17:12.220 he's going to

00:17:12.660 turn it off.

00:17:14.200 Like,

00:17:14.720 there's no off button

00:17:15.880 on whatever Trump is.

00:17:17.580 If Trump had an off button,

00:17:18.920 you wouldn't trust it,

00:17:19.680 would you?

00:17:20.860 Right?

00:17:21.740 If he could just

00:17:22.580 turn it off

00:17:23.280 and just not be

00:17:24.660 Trump for a while,

00:17:26.000 you wouldn't trust him.

00:17:27.200 Because you wouldn't

00:17:27.720 know exactly

00:17:28.500 what you have.

00:17:29.580 Wait,

00:17:29.800 is he just going

00:17:30.380 to turn that off?

00:17:31.500 He never turns it off.

00:17:33.340 Which,

00:17:33.840 in a weird way,

00:17:34.740 makes him easier

00:17:35.640 to trust

00:17:36.200 because you know

00:17:36.680 exactly what he's

00:17:37.400 going to do.

00:17:38.380 In every situation,

00:17:39.580 he's going to fight

00:17:40.920 every time.

00:17:42.960 He's going to

00:17:43.380 make his case.

00:17:44.100 He's going to

00:17:44.400 push it as hard

00:17:44.960 as he can.

00:17:45.820 He's going to

00:17:46.300 bend the rules

00:17:46.960 if they need to be bent.

00:17:48.080 He might even

00:17:48.500 break a rule

00:17:49.060 if he needs to.

00:17:50.920 But,

00:17:51.840 you know,

00:17:52.180 he's a fighter.

00:17:53.520 So,

00:17:53.820 good or bad,

00:17:55.220 don't,

00:17:55.860 you know,

00:17:56.200 don't elect a fighter

00:17:57.420 if you don't want

00:17:58.060 stuff to get punched.

00:17:59.680 There's going to be

00:18:00.340 collateral damage.

00:18:01.500 I've always referred

00:18:02.260 to Trump

00:18:02.820 even before he got elected.

00:18:04.780 I think I started

00:18:05.720 saying that,

00:18:06.560 is that he would be

00:18:07.240 an expensive president.

00:18:09.900 Worth the price,

00:18:11.700 but very expensive.

00:18:13.460 And in fact,

00:18:14.320 he was very expensive,

00:18:15.380 I think.

00:18:18.960 So,

00:18:20.440 we're also hearing

00:18:21.440 the Adam Schiff

00:18:22.740 and I think,

00:18:24.760 was it McCain?

00:18:27.340 Who was it?

00:18:28.540 McCain?

00:18:29.280 Who said that

00:18:30.820 there might be

00:18:32.940 criminal referrals

00:18:33.900 for Trump.

00:18:34.500 I'm sorry,

00:18:36.440 Cheney.

00:18:37.180 Blah.

00:18:38.040 Okay.

00:18:38.840 Cheney.

00:18:40.140 So,

00:18:40.700 what do you think?

00:18:43.320 Yeah,

00:18:43.620 Representative Liz Cheney.

00:18:45.500 So,

00:18:45.800 she says

00:18:46.360 there could be

00:18:47.140 criminal referrals

00:18:48.860 for Trump.

00:18:50.760 And Adam Schiff

00:18:51.520 thinks so too.

00:18:54.140 What would that be for?

00:18:56.940 What would that be for?

00:18:58.880 Yeah,

00:18:59.060 what crime?

00:19:00.400 Have you even heard

00:19:01.140 of an alleged crime?

00:19:02.080 I've not heard

00:19:04.100 of an alleged crime.

00:19:05.820 How are they talking

00:19:06.860 about an indictment

00:19:08.200 for something

00:19:08.800 that's not even discussed?

00:19:11.660 Have I missed

00:19:12.600 the entire allegation?

00:19:14.700 Have I watched

00:19:15.500 the January 6th thing

00:19:16.780 all this time

00:19:18.180 and not noticed

00:19:20.040 that there's a crime involved?

00:19:22.960 Because I haven't seen one.

00:19:24.940 Are they going to

00:19:26.300 try him for assault

00:19:27.980 of a Secret Service agent?

00:19:29.680 Do you think

00:19:31.120 that's going to get

00:19:31.740 indicted?

00:19:33.340 I don't think so.

00:19:34.920 I don't think so.

00:19:36.600 You really think

00:19:37.280 he grabbed somebody

00:19:38.460 by the neck

00:19:39.160 while they were driving?

00:19:41.260 Really?

00:19:42.400 So,

00:19:42.960 this is where

00:19:43.300 you put the really

00:19:43.980 in there.

00:19:45.260 So,

00:19:45.580 the President

00:19:46.000 of the United States

00:19:46.700 actually grabbed

00:19:47.960 the neck

00:19:48.680 of the Secret Service

00:19:50.600 agent

00:19:51.080 while the agent

00:19:52.440 was driving?

00:19:54.240 Really?

00:19:55.720 Really?

00:19:57.240 Really?

00:19:57.720 And we didn't

00:19:58.920 hear about it

00:19:59.440 until now.

00:20:01.240 Like,

00:20:01.620 nobody mentioned

00:20:02.500 that until now.

00:20:04.480 Really?

00:20:06.480 Really?

00:20:07.640 No.

00:20:08.700 No,

00:20:09.180 that didn't happen.

00:20:10.400 Now,

00:20:10.660 I don't know

00:20:10.940 if anybody will

00:20:11.480 testify it did happen,

00:20:13.200 but let me tell you

00:20:14.300 with all confidence,

00:20:15.980 that didn't happen.

00:20:18.640 Now,

00:20:19.520 can I be 100% sure?

00:20:22.360 No,

00:20:23.080 you can't be

00:20:23.640 100% sure

00:20:24.660 Trump didn't grab

00:20:26.040 the neck

00:20:26.500 of a Secret Service

00:20:27.400 agent

00:20:27.840 while he was

00:20:28.400 driving his car?

00:20:29.500 No,

00:20:29.800 you can be

00:20:30.280 fucking 100% sure.

00:20:31.960 There are very few

00:20:32.880 things you can be

00:20:33.680 100% sure about.

00:20:35.640 This is one of them.

00:20:38.700 If this doesn't

00:20:39.700 jump right out

00:20:40.660 as one of those

00:20:41.620 few rare exceptions

00:20:43.240 where you can say,

00:20:44.500 you know,

00:20:45.160 I'm not going to

00:20:45.920 give this a 99%.

00:20:47.740 This one,

00:20:50.180 this one,

00:20:50.640 I'm going to give

00:20:51.100 100%.

00:20:52.040 All right.

00:20:57.340 So,

00:20:57.860 that's fun,

00:20:58.480 watching that.

00:20:59.920 One of the

00:21:00.520 unintended consequences

00:21:01.820 of this January 6th

00:21:03.120 thing is,

00:21:03.680 I believe there

00:21:04.320 will be no

00:21:05.380 indictments to

00:21:06.080 come out of it

00:21:06.560 for Trump.

00:21:07.400 Does everybody

00:21:07.900 agree?

00:21:09.300 I see no

00:21:10.120 indictments,

00:21:11.060 meaning there'll

00:21:11.920 be no grand jury

00:21:12.800 who says,

00:21:13.440 yes,

00:21:13.720 there's something

00:21:14.140 to follow up on.

00:21:15.980 So,

00:21:16.520 if there are

00:21:17.040 no indictments,

00:21:18.980 or let's say

00:21:20.000 there's an

00:21:20.380 indictment and

00:21:21.080 then it turns

00:21:21.600 into nothing,

00:21:22.400 which would be

00:21:23.620 almost the same,

00:21:26.480 have the

00:21:27.360 January 6th

00:21:28.120 people not

00:21:28.700 cleared Trump

00:21:29.740 of all wrongdoing

00:21:30.700 by their process?

00:21:32.880 Would it not

00:21:33.900 be the same

00:21:34.620 as the courts

00:21:35.420 looking at the

00:21:36.400 allegations of

00:21:37.480 the 2020 election

00:21:39.720 being rigged,

00:21:40.940 and then the

00:21:41.580 courts looked at

00:21:42.240 the evidence

00:21:42.700 and said,

00:21:43.140 we don't see

00:21:43.580 that evidence,

00:21:44.900 or we don't

00:21:45.640 have standing,

00:21:46.880 and so there's

00:21:48.100 no ruling of

00:21:48.800 any chicanery.

00:21:50.060 And so the

00:21:51.360 Democrats have

00:21:52.040 interpreted what

00:21:52.780 the courts

00:21:53.360 said about

00:21:54.520 the election

00:21:55.040 as if the

00:21:56.480 courts are not

00:21:57.080 finding a

00:21:57.740 problem,

00:21:58.760 the courts

00:21:59.120 have proven

00:21:59.640 that the

00:22:00.100 problems don't

00:22:00.760 exist.

00:22:01.860 That's illogical,

00:22:03.220 but that is

00:22:03.760 their frame.

00:22:05.040 So,

00:22:05.600 using the same

00:22:06.320 frame that the

00:22:06.980 Democrats have

00:22:07.580 established,

00:22:08.580 if the January

00:22:09.440 6th people

00:22:10.100 either don't

00:22:10.880 refer anything

00:22:11.760 or there are

00:22:13.280 no indictments

00:22:14.340 that come out

00:22:14.760 of it,

00:22:15.720 could you not

00:22:16.280 say that the

00:22:17.200 legal system

00:22:18.140 has then,

00:22:20.240 by refusing to

00:22:21.440 take any cases

00:22:22.600 where none

00:22:23.140 have been

00:22:23.440 presented,

00:22:24.280 could you say

00:22:24.720 at that point

00:22:25.140 that the legal

00:22:25.720 system has

00:22:26.980 cleared Trump

00:22:27.860 of all wrongdoing?

00:22:30.000 Because if it's

00:22:30.820 not illegal,

00:22:32.000 it's not wrong.

00:22:34.120 It's just

00:22:34.740 politics.

00:22:35.940 If it's not

00:22:36.620 illegal,

00:22:37.520 you might hate

00:22:38.280 it,

00:22:38.620 it might be

00:22:39.040 distasteful,

00:22:40.400 it wouldn't be

00:22:40.880 what you did,

00:22:41.900 it might be

00:22:42.260 immoral,

00:22:42.720 but if it's

00:22:44.160 not illegal,

00:22:45.000 it's just

00:22:45.480 politics.

00:22:48.500 All right.

00:22:49.220 Well,

00:22:49.580 impeachment's

00:22:50.140 not a legal

00:22:50.760 process.

00:22:52.540 Well,

00:22:52.820 I suppose

00:22:53.140 it's legal,

00:22:54.080 but it's

00:22:54.340 not in the

00:22:55.140 legal system.

00:22:57.200 All right.

00:22:59.100 Surely,

00:22:59.940 the Democrats

00:23:01.300 have succeeded

00:23:02.100 in convincing

00:23:02.780 some Democrats

00:23:03.800 that the

00:23:04.740 existence of

00:23:05.560 the hearing

00:23:06.100 itself means

00:23:06.900 that Trump

00:23:07.280 is guilty

00:23:07.780 of bad

00:23:08.180 things.

00:23:09.060 Just as

00:23:09.980 the Russia

00:23:10.460 collusion,

00:23:12.020 you know,

00:23:12.260 Mueller

00:23:12.540 investigation

00:23:13.240 probably

00:23:14.400 convinced at

00:23:15.240 least half

00:23:15.940 of all

00:23:16.260 Democrats

00:23:16.740 that Russia

00:23:17.720 collusion

00:23:18.180 actually

00:23:18.560 happened,

00:23:19.680 even though

00:23:20.820 the report

00:23:21.900 said,

00:23:22.440 well,

00:23:22.580 we didn't

00:23:22.820 see any.

00:23:24.580 Right?

00:23:25.260 Just the

00:23:25.940 fact that it

00:23:26.460 existed as

00:23:27.460 an investigation,

00:23:29.100 half of all

00:23:29.860 Democrats think

00:23:30.580 they found

00:23:31.000 something,

00:23:32.160 even though

00:23:32.940 the report

00:23:33.360 says we

00:23:33.760 didn't find

00:23:34.100 anything.

00:23:35.260 KSA is

00:23:35.720 not there,

00:23:36.180 but we

00:23:36.400 didn't find

00:23:36.760 anything.

00:23:38.540 All right.

00:23:39.980 So one of

00:23:40.620 the weird

00:23:40.880 things is that

00:23:41.520 this whole

00:23:41.920 thing might

00:23:42.380 rehabilitate

00:23:43.120 Trump,

00:23:43.600 because if

00:23:44.280 Trump is

00:23:45.740 smart and

00:23:47.240 knows how

00:23:47.700 to use

00:23:48.080 a story,

00:23:49.820 and he

00:23:50.120 is smart,

00:23:51.320 and he

00:23:51.520 does know

00:23:51.840 how to

00:23:52.040 use a

00:23:52.340 story,

00:23:53.600 here's what

00:23:54.280 Trump could

00:23:54.740 do that

00:23:55.080 would absolutely

00:23:55.900 just destroy

00:23:57.280 the narrative

00:23:57.900 against him.

00:23:59.700 He could

00:24:00.440 say,

00:24:01.180 let's agree

00:24:02.520 that the

00:24:04.180 courts found

00:24:05.100 that there

00:24:05.500 was no

00:24:06.000 fraud in

00:24:06.820 the 2020

00:24:07.360 election.

00:24:07.940 Let's

00:24:09.260 also agree

00:24:09.960 that the

00:24:11.260 January 6

00:24:11.940 hearings and

00:24:12.580 the courts

00:24:13.020 have found

00:24:13.740 no crimes

00:24:15.020 on my

00:24:15.540 behalf.

00:24:17.580 So let's

00:24:18.420 leave 2020

00:24:19.100 behind us,

00:24:20.460 focus on

00:24:21.020 2024,

00:24:22.620 and let's

00:24:23.040 agree that

00:24:23.520 the courts

00:24:23.920 found no

00:24:24.760 rigging of

00:24:25.300 the election

00:24:25.720 and the

00:24:26.360 courts found

00:24:26.980 no wrongdoing

00:24:28.160 on my

00:24:28.640 part.

00:24:29.620 It's a tie.

00:24:31.140 Let's go

00:24:31.540 have an

00:24:31.880 election.

00:24:34.060 Imagine it.

00:24:34.880 Trump

00:24:37.540 releasing

00:24:38.300 on 2020

00:24:39.540 and saying

00:24:40.760 it's the

00:24:41.180 past.

00:24:42.900 Now we're

00:24:43.340 going to

00:24:43.500 talk about

00:24:43.880 the future.

00:24:44.960 And what

00:24:45.220 else is

00:24:45.600 the past

00:24:46.160 is the

00:24:47.400 protests

00:24:48.860 and the

00:24:49.860 stuff that

00:24:50.320 happened.

00:24:51.140 You can

00:24:51.620 disavow

00:24:52.160 the violence,

00:24:52.840 I'm sure

00:24:53.160 he has,

00:24:54.480 and just

00:24:55.040 move on.

00:24:56.080 Now who

00:24:56.580 knows if

00:24:57.080 Trump could

00:24:57.500 ever do

00:24:57.880 that?

00:24:58.260 I think

00:24:58.600 no.

00:24:59.620 That feels

00:25:00.180 like that

00:25:01.040 would be

00:25:01.300 too much

00:25:01.660 to ask

00:25:02.020 of him

00:25:02.340 given his

00:25:03.180 personality.

00:25:03.920 I don't

00:25:04.080 think he

00:25:04.380 lets go

00:25:05.580 of

00:25:05.700 anything.

00:25:06.520 Which also

00:25:07.420 is why

00:25:08.700 he's

00:25:09.500 popular.

00:25:10.100 He just

00:25:10.360 doesn't

00:25:10.600 let go

00:25:10.900 of

00:25:11.020 anything.

00:25:12.460 But if

00:25:13.940 he did,

00:25:15.900 imagine,

00:25:16.820 imagine if

00:25:17.480 he did.

00:25:18.840 Imagine if

00:25:19.580 he said

00:25:19.900 what you're

00:25:20.340 thinking.

00:25:21.680 We have

00:25:22.400 questions about

00:25:23.160 2020,

00:25:24.600 but let's

00:25:25.380 focus on the

00:25:26.020 future.

00:25:26.420 We have

00:25:26.660 an election

00:25:27.060 to win.

00:25:28.860 It would

00:25:29.480 be really

00:25:29.820 powerful.

00:25:31.740 I don't

00:25:32.400 think he'll

00:25:32.680 do it

00:25:32.900 though.

00:25:33.040 Now of

00:25:35.000 course I

00:25:35.280 asked the

00:25:35.620 question on

00:25:36.080 Twitter,

00:25:36.760 what crime

00:25:37.700 does anybody

00:25:38.380 think that

00:25:38.940 Trump is

00:25:39.460 guilty of?

00:25:40.360 And the

00:25:40.560 best example

00:25:41.200 I got was

00:25:42.040 that he

00:25:43.000 used the

00:25:43.780 word find

00:25:44.420 when he

00:25:44.900 talked to

00:25:45.660 Ratzenberger,

00:25:48.180 Secretary of

00:25:48.900 State of

00:25:49.180 Georgia.

00:25:50.140 You only

00:25:50.860 need to

00:25:51.240 find X

00:25:52.240 thousand of

00:25:52.740 votes.

00:25:54.320 Now if

00:25:55.980 your entire

00:25:56.520 political view

00:25:57.540 depends on

00:25:59.020 using a

00:25:59.820 different definition

00:26:00.740 for a

00:26:01.240 common word,

00:26:02.580 the word

00:26:02.940 find,

00:26:04.240 you don't

00:26:05.940 really have

00:26:06.800 much of an

00:26:07.420 argument,

00:26:07.900 do you?

00:26:09.060 Well,

00:26:10.160 let me say

00:26:10.880 this.

00:26:12.140 When Trump

00:26:13.320 says he wants

00:26:13.940 to make

00:26:14.240 America great

00:26:14.920 again,

00:26:15.860 what I think

00:26:16.460 the word

00:26:16.780 great means

00:26:17.440 is racist.

00:26:19.860 And you

00:26:20.540 say,

00:26:20.800 wait a minute,

00:26:21.340 great is just

00:26:21.860 sort of a

00:26:22.280 common generic

00:26:23.080 word.

00:26:24.160 You can't

00:26:24.760 take a

00:26:25.440 common generic

00:26:26.300 word and

00:26:26.960 then suddenly

00:26:27.400 decide it's

00:26:28.020 some horrible

00:26:28.620 weird thing.

00:26:30.220 That can't

00:26:31.040 be your

00:26:31.340 politics.

00:26:33.220 Yeah,

00:26:33.460 they can.

00:26:34.440 They just

00:26:35.000 turned rigged,

00:26:36.900 if they can

00:26:37.420 turn great

00:26:38.160 into racist,

00:26:39.760 they can

00:26:40.100 turn find

00:26:42.140 into lie.

00:26:44.120 I want you

00:26:44.680 to find

00:26:45.200 these votes.

00:26:46.420 And then all

00:26:46.900 the smart

00:26:47.300 people in

00:26:47.720 the Democrats

00:26:48.180 say,

00:26:49.000 I think

00:26:49.860 when he

00:26:50.220 says find

00:26:50.900 the votes,

00:26:52.100 what he

00:26:52.640 really means

00:26:53.600 is lie

00:26:55.280 that they're

00:26:55.780 really there

00:26:56.360 and they're

00:26:56.660 not.

00:26:57.080 That's

00:26:57.760 what his

00:26:58.580 mafia talk

00:27:00.540 means.

00:27:01.260 I just

00:27:01.600 want you

00:27:01.920 to find

00:27:03.060 the votes.

00:27:05.100 Or,

00:27:06.020 or,

00:27:07.480 when Trump

00:27:08.400 says he

00:27:08.840 wants to

00:27:09.160 make America

00:27:09.700 great again,

00:27:10.340 he just

00:27:10.600 means great.

00:27:12.780 Maybe.

00:27:13.620 Or when he

00:27:14.060 says I

00:27:14.360 want you

00:27:14.600 to find

00:27:14.980 the votes,

00:27:16.040 he wants

00:27:16.340 you to

00:27:16.680 find some

00:27:17.520 evidence of

00:27:18.200 rigging or

00:27:18.780 some of

00:27:19.500 the votes

00:27:19.980 against him

00:27:20.620 were illegal.

00:27:21.800 Just go

00:27:22.420 find the

00:27:23.060 problem and

00:27:24.200 then fix

00:27:24.640 it.

00:27:25.840 So if

00:27:26.440 your best

00:27:26.960 argument is

00:27:27.760 that you

00:27:28.000 don't know

00:27:28.380 the definition

00:27:28.980 of a

00:27:29.320 common

00:27:29.620 word,

00:27:31.300 let me

00:27:31.800 try this

00:27:32.180 argument on

00:27:32.720 you.

00:27:34.480 See if it

00:27:35.160 works.

00:27:36.680 Because I'm

00:27:37.340 just extending

00:27:38.020 the argument

00:27:38.720 that if you

00:27:39.340 don't know

00:27:39.680 what the

00:27:39.900 common

00:27:40.500 word

00:27:40.880 find or

00:27:42.860 great

00:27:43.440 actually

00:27:44.240 mean,

00:27:45.360 you can

00:27:45.680 just pretend

00:27:46.200 they mean

00:27:46.540 other things

00:27:47.060 and accuse

00:27:47.440 people of

00:27:47.900 it.

00:27:47.980 So I

00:27:49.180 think you

00:27:49.560 should all

00:27:49.900 mail me

00:27:50.380 a thousand

00:27:50.980 dollars.

00:27:52.380 And here's

00:27:53.100 my argument.

00:27:53.880 You should

00:27:54.200 all mail me

00:27:54.660 a thousand

00:27:55.020 dollars.

00:27:55.440 The argument

00:27:55.780 goes like

00:27:56.260 this.

00:27:58.140 The word

00:27:58.900 grapefruit

00:27:59.600 means you're

00:28:01.020 all guilty.

00:28:03.500 Logic.

00:28:04.820 The word

00:28:05.280 grapefruit,

00:28:05.980 I'm redefining

00:28:06.640 it to mean

00:28:07.740 that you

00:28:08.120 owe me

00:28:08.440 a thousand

00:28:08.860 dollars.

00:28:10.340 And so

00:28:10.640 grapefruit

00:28:11.180 exists.

00:28:12.440 Grapefruit

00:28:12.740 is a word.

00:28:14.080 The word

00:28:14.520 means you

00:28:14.920 owe me

00:28:15.160 a thousand

00:28:15.520 dollars,

00:28:16.040 so therefore

00:28:16.460 grapefruit.

00:28:17.760 Send me

00:28:18.140 a check.

00:28:19.620 That's the

00:28:20.020 Democrats'

00:28:20.980 argument.

00:28:22.060 I've taken

00:28:22.580 a common

00:28:23.080 word.

00:28:23.460 I'm going

00:28:24.440 to give

00:28:24.700 it a

00:28:25.060 meaning

00:28:25.340 that could

00:28:25.920 never have

00:28:26.400 possibly been

00:28:27.200 associated

00:28:27.800 with that

00:28:28.320 word.

00:28:29.140 Greatness

00:28:29.560 equals

00:28:30.140 racism?

00:28:31.280 What?

00:28:33.560 Find

00:28:34.080 equals

00:28:34.600 lie?

00:28:36.140 What?

00:28:37.400 That's not

00:28:38.060 what those

00:28:38.360 words mean.

00:28:39.920 So if you

00:28:40.640 could just

00:28:40.960 make up a

00:28:41.680 word and

00:28:42.640 then assign

00:28:43.400 a bad

00:28:43.880 meaning to

00:28:44.380 it,

00:28:45.360 you can

00:28:45.780 make anything

00:28:46.300 true,

00:28:47.360 which is

00:28:48.200 what the

00:28:48.480 Democrats are

00:28:49.020 trying to

00:28:49.500 do.

00:28:51.560 Yeah,

00:28:51.840 being on

00:28:52.240 time is

00:28:52.660 white supremacy.

00:28:53.980 Yeah,

00:28:54.180 just words

00:28:54.740 mean different

00:28:55.240 things now.

00:28:56.360 Are you

00:28:56.660 punctual?

00:28:58.020 Racist?

00:29:00.320 Yeah,

00:29:00.600 punctuality

00:29:01.300 means racism.

00:29:05.980 So what

00:29:06.680 else is

00:29:06.940 going on?

00:29:08.740 Cory

00:29:09.100 Booker

00:29:09.560 said this.

00:29:12.460 He tweeted

00:29:12.900 that it

00:29:13.460 starts end

00:29:14.120 of day

00:29:14.460 July 4th

00:29:15.140 to Labor

00:29:15.480 Day.

00:29:16.320 Will you

00:29:16.700 join me?

00:29:17.440 Go without

00:29:17.960 added sugar

00:29:19.020 for those

00:29:19.780 days,

00:29:20.640 and let's

00:29:21.060 see how it

00:29:21.520 goes and

00:29:21.980 what we

00:29:22.300 learn about

00:29:22.780 ourselves and

00:29:23.440 our food

00:29:23.780 system.

00:29:24.680 Sign up and

00:29:25.420 find out

00:29:25.860 more.

00:29:26.560 So Cory

00:29:27.320 Booker is

00:29:28.640 going after

00:29:29.380 our diet

00:29:30.380 knowledge,

00:29:31.900 I guess,

00:29:32.640 and says

00:29:34.640 we should

00:29:35.040 test it.

00:29:36.120 Test it on

00:29:36.700 your own

00:29:37.000 body,

00:29:38.560 voluntarily,

00:29:40.100 see what

00:29:40.780 happens.

00:29:42.120 Now I

00:29:42.420 saw Viva

00:29:43.360 Frye

00:29:44.060 commented,

00:29:44.880 because I

00:29:48.300 had agreed

00:29:48.760 with Cory

00:29:49.260 Booker and

00:29:49.700 I supported

00:29:50.260 his tweet.

00:29:51.740 And Viva

00:29:52.180 said,

00:29:53.200 don't worry

00:29:53.840 about the

00:29:54.220 crime-ridden

00:29:54.740 hellholes

00:29:55.320 of Democrat

00:29:56.060 run cities

00:29:56.720 people.

00:29:58.980 McDonald's is

00:29:59.700 the real

00:30:00.040 threat to

00:30:00.460 society,

00:30:01.120 stunning and

00:30:01.640 brave.

00:30:02.620 So Viva

00:30:03.460 is mocking

00:30:04.260 Cory Booker

00:30:05.080 for picking

00:30:07.580 the wrong

00:30:07.940 priorities.

00:30:09.600 Do you

00:30:10.300 think he

00:30:10.580 picked the

00:30:10.920 wrong priorities?

00:30:11.540 If you

00:30:14.060 do it by

00:30:14.640 the math,

00:30:15.520 he picked

00:30:15.800 the right

00:30:16.100 priorities,

00:30:16.660 didn't he?

00:30:18.260 I would

00:30:18.880 say that

00:30:19.360 the risk

00:30:19.980 of our

00:30:20.500 diet and

00:30:21.440 our lack

00:30:22.200 of understanding

00:30:22.800 how to

00:30:23.120 eat right

00:30:23.660 is a much

00:30:25.020 bigger problem

00:30:25.660 than the

00:30:26.220 Democrat-run

00:30:27.900 murder rates

00:30:29.340 and crime

00:30:29.900 rates.

00:30:30.420 I don't even

00:30:30.860 think it's

00:30:31.200 close.

00:30:31.760 If you did

00:30:32.220 the math,

00:30:33.340 am I wrong

00:30:33.820 about that?

00:30:34.920 That if you

00:30:35.360 took all the

00:30:36.560 emotion out of

00:30:37.220 it and just

00:30:37.540 did the math,

00:30:39.000 there are way

00:30:39.360 more people

00:30:39.880 dying and

00:30:40.780 being tortured

00:30:41.540 to death

00:30:42.040 by their

00:30:42.400 own weight,

00:30:43.060 I would

00:30:43.380 think.

00:30:45.180 So I

00:30:46.260 did the

00:30:46.700 unpopular

00:30:47.260 thing,

00:30:47.740 which is a

00:30:48.480 fully endorsed

00:30:49.220 Cory Booker's

00:30:50.220 approach here.

00:30:51.760 So much so

00:30:52.740 that if he

00:30:53.200 keeps acting

00:30:53.740 like this,

00:30:54.500 I could

00:30:55.120 support him

00:30:55.580 for president.

00:31:00.540 How many

00:31:01.540 subscribers

00:31:02.300 did I just

00:31:02.880 lose?

00:31:03.800 Let me

00:31:04.320 say it

00:31:04.600 again.

00:31:06.020 This is a

00:31:06.880 really smart

00:31:07.480 guy.

00:31:08.300 Hold on.

00:31:08.860 Let me

00:31:09.540 give you my

00:31:09.980 argument.

00:31:10.280 Let me

00:31:11.220 give you

00:31:11.560 my

00:31:11.780 argument.

00:31:13.380 Hold on.

00:31:14.560 Let me

00:31:15.040 give you

00:31:15.340 my

00:31:15.540 argument.

00:31:16.000 It goes

00:31:16.300 like this.

00:31:17.860 What he's

00:31:18.500 presented is

00:31:20.080 something that

00:31:20.640 you could

00:31:21.000 easily test

00:31:22.100 and it

00:31:24.280 addresses the

00:31:24.960 highest priority.

00:31:27.240 If you

00:31:27.780 give me a

00:31:28.220 president who

00:31:28.760 says,

00:31:29.080 you know,

00:31:29.340 I'll tell you

00:31:29.720 what,

00:31:29.960 I'm not even

00:31:30.420 going to tell

00:31:30.800 you in advance

00:31:31.440 what my

00:31:31.920 policies will

00:31:32.560 be,

00:31:33.440 because you

00:31:33.800 don't need

00:31:34.160 to know.

00:31:35.260 What I'm

00:31:35.840 going to do

00:31:36.300 is I'm going

00:31:36.900 to test in

00:31:37.580 any small

00:31:38.140 way that I

00:31:38.600 can,

00:31:38.780 anything that

00:31:39.360 can be

00:31:39.600 tested.

00:31:40.660 We'll see if

00:31:41.380 one state

00:31:41.940 wants to do

00:31:42.500 something different

00:31:43.100 with guns.

00:31:44.360 We'll see if

00:31:44.900 one group

00:31:45.380 wants to test

00:31:46.260 something with

00:31:46.740 diet.

00:31:48.060 Maybe one

00:31:48.560 group wants

00:31:48.980 to do masks

00:31:49.620 and one

00:31:50.000 does not,

00:31:50.520 if that ever

00:31:51.040 comes up

00:31:51.440 again.

00:31:52.280 But I'm

00:31:52.700 going to be

00:31:52.960 the president

00:31:54.500 who tests

00:31:55.100 things,

00:31:55.720 and if it

00:31:56.120 doesn't test

00:31:56.680 out, we

00:31:57.060 don't do

00:31:57.440 it, and

00:31:57.760 if it does

00:31:58.160 test out, we

00:31:58.740 do it.

00:31:59.720 Or maybe

00:32:00.120 we do it.

00:32:01.600 So you're

00:32:02.320 telling me I

00:32:02.780 wouldn't support

00:32:03.260 that president?

00:32:03.780 This is the

00:32:06.380 first Democrat

00:32:07.060 I've seen

00:32:07.820 who clearly

00:32:09.400 articulated a

00:32:10.580 system that

00:32:12.860 totally will

00:32:13.460 work.

00:32:14.360 A system.

00:32:15.100 The system

00:32:15.600 is this.

00:32:16.800 Voluntary,

00:32:18.620 right?

00:32:19.060 He organizes

00:32:20.000 it, but it's

00:32:20.440 voluntary.

00:32:21.600 You do it, and

00:32:22.620 then you see

00:32:22.960 how it worked

00:32:23.440 out.

00:32:24.140 And if you

00:32:24.580 liked it, you

00:32:25.040 keep doing

00:32:25.420 it.

00:32:25.880 Or maybe

00:32:26.420 you learned

00:32:26.740 something.

00:32:27.820 You tell me

00:32:28.520 you don't

00:32:28.780 like that.

00:32:29.940 You give me

00:32:30.800 a candidate for

00:32:31.680 president who

00:32:32.320 talks like

00:32:32.900 this, talks

00:32:34.380 like this.

00:32:35.780 That's the

00:32:36.160 important part.

00:32:36.600 He talks

00:32:37.060 like this.

00:32:37.920 He says, if I

00:32:38.600 can test it,

00:32:39.280 let's test it,

00:32:40.200 and we're

00:32:40.660 going to go

00:32:40.940 after the

00:32:41.320 top priorities

00:32:41.960 first.

00:32:43.600 Let me ask

00:32:44.260 you, I

00:32:44.580 don't know

00:32:45.260 the answer

00:32:45.640 to this

00:32:45.900 question, but

00:32:46.420 what do

00:32:46.640 you think

00:32:46.900 Cory Booker's

00:32:47.580 opinion on

00:32:48.260 public schools

00:32:50.440 and school

00:32:51.580 choices?

00:32:52.960 Does anybody

00:32:53.400 know?

00:32:53.840 I have no

00:32:54.840 idea.

00:32:55.740 What is

00:32:56.180 Cory Booker's

00:32:57.020 opinion on

00:32:57.540 school choice?

00:32:59.180 Because this

00:32:59.580 will tell you

00:33:00.020 if he's

00:33:00.300 real.

00:33:02.900 what is

00:33:09.740 it?

00:33:10.820 So you

00:33:11.460 say he's a

00:33:12.180 teacher's

00:33:12.620 union tool?

00:33:14.200 So let me

00:33:15.340 say this.

00:33:15.980 If Cory Booker

00:33:16.920 supports the

00:33:19.240 teacher's

00:33:19.700 unions, and

00:33:21.960 the teacher's

00:33:22.520 unions are

00:33:23.180 anti-school

00:33:24.940 choice,

00:33:26.620 somebody says

00:33:27.320 he's pro-

00:33:27.960 charter schools.

00:33:29.220 Here's what I

00:33:29.720 think.

00:33:29.960 I think

00:33:30.840 there's

00:33:31.040 someone who

00:33:31.380 talks like

00:33:31.900 this, who

00:33:32.480 knows what

00:33:32.960 an A-B

00:33:33.360 test is and

00:33:34.120 how to test

00:33:34.660 it, would

00:33:35.700 say, and

00:33:36.420 this is

00:33:36.740 speculation,

00:33:37.440 because I

00:33:37.700 honestly don't

00:33:38.740 know anything

00:33:39.780 about his

00:33:40.280 school choice

00:33:41.680 opinion, but I

00:33:43.160 believe his

00:33:43.740 opinion would

00:33:44.400 probably be,

00:33:46.140 try it, see

00:33:47.620 what happens.

00:33:48.400 Am I wrong?

00:33:49.320 Do you think

00:33:49.800 that Cory Booker

00:33:50.560 would be opposed

00:33:51.400 to what I'm

00:33:52.240 saying right now?

00:33:53.340 Well, we

00:33:53.900 can't be sure

00:33:54.500 if school choice

00:33:55.600 or some

00:33:56.240 specific kind

00:33:57.100 will work, but

00:33:58.200 why shouldn't

00:33:58.660 we try it?

00:34:00.040 Try it small,

00:34:01.120 see what

00:34:01.440 happens.

00:34:02.920 Now, would

00:34:03.200 you have a

00:34:03.540 problem with

00:34:03.860 that?

00:34:05.620 Now, I

00:34:06.360 think somebody

00:34:07.020 said DeSantis

00:34:07.640 would do

00:34:08.060 that, and

00:34:08.400 if he does,

00:34:08.820 that's great.

00:34:12.500 How would

00:34:13.040 you try it?

00:34:13.540 You try it

00:34:14.000 with one

00:34:14.620 school or

00:34:15.180 one district

00:34:15.720 and see how

00:34:16.300 they do.

00:34:17.820 So, don't

00:34:19.780 get panicked.

00:34:20.480 There's not much

00:34:21.340 chance I'll be

00:34:22.060 backing Cory Booker

00:34:23.380 for president, so

00:34:24.340 don't get too

00:34:25.200 worked up about

00:34:25.800 it.

00:34:26.340 But I'm

00:34:26.780 telling you that

00:34:27.300 if somebody

00:34:27.680 ever came to

00:34:28.220 me with a

00:34:28.700 systems approach

00:34:29.560 and ran for

00:34:30.040 president, I

00:34:30.640 wouldn't care

00:34:31.080 what party

00:34:31.560 they were in.

00:34:32.820 First, and

00:34:33.300 see if it

00:34:33.660 works approach.

00:34:35.020 Because then

00:34:35.900 you don't have

00:34:36.340 to worry.

00:34:37.740 They have

00:34:39.260 proposals that

00:34:41.000 clearly don't

00:34:41.720 think through

00:34:43.720 the human

00:34:44.320 incentive part.

00:34:46.080 But if you

00:34:46.760 test it, you

00:34:47.400 don't have to

00:34:47.740 worry about

00:34:48.160 they thought

00:34:48.540 it through.

00:34:49.100 It worked.

00:34:50.220 Or it

00:34:50.640 didn't work.

00:34:52.220 All right.

00:34:53.260 Let me

00:34:53.820 compare that

00:34:54.360 to Michael

00:34:55.060 Moore, who

00:34:55.640 does everything

00:34:56.260 wrong.

00:34:57.840 Here's what

00:34:58.580 he's tweeted.

00:35:00.140 Until women's

00:35:00.920 rights have

00:35:01.400 been fully

00:35:01.940 reinstated and

00:35:03.260 their equal

00:35:03.760 rights are

00:35:04.260 enshrined in

00:35:04.940 our Constitution.

00:35:07.000 Equal rights.

00:35:09.100 Well, I

00:35:10.180 don't know.

00:35:11.540 Is it legal

00:35:12.540 for a man to

00:35:14.340 have an

00:35:14.820 abortion?

00:35:16.000 I feel like it

00:35:17.080 is equal, because

00:35:17.960 neither a man

00:35:18.600 nor a woman can

00:35:20.540 act differently

00:35:21.640 when it comes to

00:35:22.560 the child in

00:35:23.920 their body.

00:35:24.380 Oh, maybe

00:35:25.140 men don't

00:35:25.680 have children

00:35:26.180 in their

00:35:26.500 body.

00:35:27.280 But is that

00:35:27.900 really not

00:35:28.360 treating people

00:35:28.920 equally?

00:35:30.100 If there are

00:35:30.540 only some

00:35:31.100 types of

00:35:31.560 people who

00:35:32.000 would even

00:35:32.360 commit the

00:35:32.920 crime, alleged

00:35:34.040 crime, in

00:35:34.880 the first

00:35:35.180 place, don't

00:35:37.920 we always

00:35:38.360 treat people

00:35:38.960 who can do

00:35:39.880 crimes differently

00:35:40.600 than people

00:35:41.120 who can't?

00:35:43.960 I don't know.

00:35:47.660 And he

00:35:48.280 says, this is

00:35:50.920 his threat,

00:35:51.840 until women

00:35:52.420 have equal

00:35:52.980 rights.

00:35:53.340 He's talking

00:35:53.780 about Roe

00:35:54.180 versus Wade.

00:35:54.900 He goes, I

00:35:55.440 will not

00:35:55.840 shut up about

00:35:56.500 this, he

00:35:56.900 wrote.

00:35:57.940 Quote, if

00:35:58.920 you invite me

00:35:59.580 to dinner,

00:36:00.360 that's all I'm

00:36:01.020 going to talk

00:36:01.480 about.

00:36:02.220 Have me over

00:36:02.840 to your party,

00:36:03.660 and it's going

00:36:04.040 to be dobs,

00:36:05.160 dobs, and

00:36:05.660 more dobs,

00:36:06.540 meaning Roe

00:36:07.260 versus Wade.

00:36:07.980 And I won't

00:36:08.520 stop until Roe

00:36:09.340 is reinstated,

00:36:10.340 and 51% of

00:36:11.420 Congress is

00:36:11.940 female.

00:36:12.780 And I'm

00:36:13.080 thinking to

00:36:13.500 myself, if

00:36:15.680 Michael Moore

00:36:16.320 was already not

00:36:17.760 the last person

00:36:18.520 you'd ever

00:36:18.940 invite to your

00:36:19.520 party, even if

00:36:21.140 you're a

00:36:21.400 Democrat, if you

00:36:22.060 know what I

00:36:22.360 mean, he's

00:36:25.080 given us one

00:36:25.720 more reason not

00:36:26.400 to invite him

00:36:26.960 to his party.

00:36:28.500 And when I

00:36:29.180 read this, I

00:36:29.680 wonder if maybe

00:36:31.200 the problem is

00:36:31.840 nobody invites

00:36:32.580 him to

00:36:32.840 anywhere.

00:36:34.000 I feel like

00:36:34.920 he's come up

00:36:36.160 with the

00:36:36.480 perfect cover

00:36:37.180 story for

00:36:38.940 why he

00:36:39.380 doesn't get

00:36:39.800 invited to

00:36:40.380 anything.

00:36:40.680 and I'm

00:36:45.000 going to

00:36:45.280 support Michael

00:36:46.840 Moore by

00:36:47.380 doing the

00:36:48.020 same thing

00:36:48.400 he's doing.

00:36:52.180 Until

00:36:52.740 women have

00:36:53.780 equal rights,

00:36:56.080 I am

00:36:57.740 going to

00:36:58.000 stop dunking

00:36:59.220 that

00:36:59.460 basketballs.

00:37:01.820 No more.

00:37:04.620 And I

00:37:05.260 hope you hear

00:37:06.000 this clearly.

00:37:06.620 I will

00:37:08.620 never, as

00:37:10.200 long as

00:37:10.600 women do

00:37:11.100 not have

00:37:11.440 equal rights

00:37:11.980 with men,

00:37:13.160 you will

00:37:13.600 never see

00:37:14.220 me run

00:37:15.640 toward a

00:37:16.160 basketball

00:37:16.600 hoop, take

00:37:18.180 air, probably

00:37:19.200 from about the

00:37:20.380 foul line area,

00:37:22.400 leap through the

00:37:22.980 air with my

00:37:23.840 legs running

00:37:25.220 on the air,

00:37:26.520 stuff that ball

00:37:27.340 down the hoop.

00:37:29.080 I'm not going

00:37:29.800 to do that

00:37:30.320 even once.

00:37:32.080 And I love

00:37:32.940 that.

00:37:33.760 I mean, that's

00:37:34.120 so much fun.

00:37:34.640 I won't do

00:37:35.420 that even

00:37:35.780 once.

00:37:36.840 Until women

00:37:37.620 have equal

00:37:38.180 rights, and

00:37:39.060 51% of

00:37:40.100 Congress is

00:37:41.340 female.

00:37:42.760 That is my

00:37:43.660 promise to

00:37:44.160 you.

00:37:44.540 Michael

00:37:44.780 Moore will

00:37:45.220 not be

00:37:45.560 invited to

00:37:46.100 a party,

00:37:46.960 and I

00:37:47.540 will not

00:37:47.900 dunk a

00:37:48.300 basketball.

00:37:49.660 Until the

00:37:50.360 world is a

00:37:51.000 fair place.

00:37:52.800 And that

00:37:53.260 is final.

00:37:54.400 That's

00:37:54.720 final.

00:37:57.840 All right.

00:38:00.400 I'm

00:38:00.920 sacrificing for

00:38:01.740 the cause.

00:38:02.800 For the

00:38:03.120 cause.

00:38:04.640 you hear

00:38:07.620 Trump is

00:38:08.100 running

00:38:08.360 again.

00:38:09.800 That's

00:38:10.060 what

00:38:10.180 everybody

00:38:10.460 hears.

00:38:14.080 Isn't

00:38:14.520 that pretty

00:38:14.900 much the

00:38:15.300 same as

00:38:15.660 an infantile

00:38:16.460 temper tantrum?

00:38:18.440 No, I

00:38:19.200 think Michael

00:38:19.640 Moore is

00:38:19.960 playing it

00:38:20.380 right, because

00:38:21.080 he only has

00:38:22.420 one chance

00:38:22.960 to get laid

00:38:23.520 in this

00:38:23.880 world.

00:38:24.940 And every

00:38:25.340 guy's got

00:38:26.140 to make

00:38:27.460 his play.

00:38:28.600 And his

00:38:29.140 play is that

00:38:29.700 he's such

00:38:30.180 a champion

00:38:30.640 of women

00:38:31.160 that you're

00:38:33.100 going to

00:38:33.220 need more

00:38:33.600 Michael

00:38:33.920 Moore's.

00:38:34.840 So maybe

00:38:36.040 you should

00:38:36.420 mate with

00:38:36.840 him, because

00:38:37.460 he will

00:38:37.780 protect you

00:38:38.340 more than

00:38:38.720 you'll

00:38:38.940 protect

00:38:39.240 yourself.

00:38:40.360 That's

00:38:40.540 right.

00:38:40.760 Michael

00:38:40.980 Moore is

00:38:41.400 making an

00:38:41.900 argument that

00:38:42.760 Michael

00:38:43.000 Moore deserves

00:38:43.720 sex.

00:38:45.280 And he'll

00:38:45.880 do anything

00:38:46.520 to get

00:38:46.900 it, including

00:38:48.100 not going to

00:38:49.240 your parties.

00:38:51.340 And to

00:38:54.280 me, this is

00:38:54.880 more salient

00:38:55.500 than a lot

00:38:55.920 of you, because

00:38:56.280 I was planning

00:38:56.820 a party, and

00:38:58.680 I was going

00:38:59.320 to invite

00:38:59.900 Michael

00:39:00.260 Moore.

00:39:00.520 more, and

00:39:01.680 then he

00:39:02.000 said that,

00:39:02.540 like, oh,

00:39:03.980 what a boring

00:39:04.640 party guest.

00:39:05.980 He'd be like

00:39:06.360 Dobbs, Dobbs,

00:39:07.200 and more

00:39:07.500 Dobbs.

00:39:08.440 That's all he's

00:39:09.140 going to talk

00:39:09.520 about.

00:39:10.120 No, he's not

00:39:10.980 invited to my

00:39:11.620 party.

00:39:12.280 He's off the

00:39:13.020 guest list.

00:39:14.040 Off, I say.

00:39:18.040 He'd be better

00:39:18.820 off watching my

00:39:19.600 live streams.

00:39:20.620 That is exactly

00:39:21.240 right.

00:39:21.620 All right.

00:39:30.960 Is there any

00:39:31.640 way that Trump

00:39:32.780 could lose the

00:39:33.740 election?

00:39:34.980 I think he'd

00:39:35.660 have to do it

00:39:36.140 to himself.

00:39:40.860 Now, how

00:39:43.820 many of you,

00:39:44.440 let's do a

00:39:45.160 straw poll here

00:39:45.900 of my viewers.

00:39:48.960 This will be

00:39:49.580 interesting, because

00:39:50.300 the people who

00:39:50.820 choose to watch

00:39:51.600 my live streams

00:39:52.460 almost certainly

00:39:54.320 supported Trump

00:39:55.680 in 2016.

00:39:57.460 So here's my

00:39:58.280 question, and

00:39:59.300 you can answer

00:39:59.840 it with just

00:40:00.240 one of two

00:40:00.780 names.

00:40:01.700 Who do you

00:40:02.400 support?

00:40:03.060 Not who do

00:40:03.460 you think will

00:40:03.880 win.

00:40:05.120 Not who do

00:40:05.900 you think will

00:40:06.360 win.

00:40:07.440 Who would you

00:40:08.040 prefer?

00:40:08.960 It's not a

00:40:09.480 prediction.

00:40:10.300 It's your

00:40:10.580 preference.

00:40:11.540 Who would you

00:40:11.960 prefer as the

00:40:13.100 Republican candidate,

00:40:14.220 DeSantis or

00:40:14.820 Trump?

00:40:15.480 Let's assume

00:40:16.060 both of them

00:40:16.600 are possible.

00:40:17.280 Go.

00:40:19.420 All right.

00:40:20.000 I'm seeing some

00:40:20.540 Pompeo's getting

00:40:21.280 there.

00:40:22.000 Quite a mix.

00:40:23.520 Mostly DeSantis

00:40:24.460 on the locals

00:40:25.200 platform.

00:40:26.560 Over on here,

00:40:27.420 I'm seeing more

00:40:28.420 DeSantis than

00:40:29.360 Trump.

00:40:31.040 Far more, well,

00:40:32.420 I don't know, a

00:40:33.220 lot of Trumps.

00:40:34.760 Pretty good mix.

00:40:38.380 Looks like 60-40.

00:40:40.860 60-40 for

00:40:42.240 DeSantis?

00:40:46.140 Am I right?

00:40:46.920 If you're just

00:40:47.480 watching the

00:40:48.400 votes go by?

00:40:49.640 It feels like

00:40:50.060 that.

00:40:50.860 Something like

00:40:51.420 that.

00:40:52.920 Yeah.

00:40:53.640 And I wonder to

00:40:54.400 what extent this

00:40:55.820 is a reflection of

00:40:57.480 the voters in

00:40:58.620 general.

00:41:00.120 Because my

00:41:00.880 audience is

00:41:01.900 unique.

00:41:04.260 All right.

00:41:04.800 All right.

00:41:05.380 Well, there we

00:41:06.500 go.

00:41:07.200 I believe I have

00:41:08.100 presented you with

00:41:08.880 the best live

00:41:09.680 stream you've ever

00:41:10.320 seen.

00:41:10.920 Highlight of

00:41:11.480 civilization.

00:41:11.860 I know you

00:41:13.480 agree.

00:41:14.320 And that's why

00:41:14.920 you'll be back

00:41:15.640 tomorrow.

00:41:17.680 And would

00:41:21.600 anybody disagree?

00:41:23.540 It was the best

00:41:24.460 live stream you've

00:41:25.160 ever seen in the

00:41:25.900 history of

00:41:26.300 civilization.

00:41:27.240 I know.

00:41:28.040 It was.

00:41:29.340 There's your

00:41:29.960 social proof right

00:41:30.920 there.

00:41:31.840 All right.

00:41:33.120 And now.

00:41:35.960 And now.

00:41:37.740 The closing

00:41:38.300 step, as

00:41:39.900 requested by

00:41:40.640 somebody on the

00:41:41.380 locals platform

00:41:42.580 where everybody

00:41:43.900 is special.

00:41:45.520 Go.

00:41:50.640 It was only

00:41:51.320 35 minutes,

00:41:52.240 but that's

00:41:53.860 all I had.

00:41:54.740 Was it only

00:41:55.300 35 minutes?

00:41:56.340 I completely

00:41:57.180 lose sense of

00:41:59.720 time when I do

00:42:00.340 these.

00:42:00.800 When I go an

00:42:01.380 hour and a

00:42:01.680 half, I'm

00:42:02.040 completely unaware

00:42:03.040 of it.

00:42:03.800 I have no

00:42:04.220 idea.

00:42:08.180 It was the

00:42:08.860 best 35

00:42:09.400 minutes you've

00:42:09.880 ever seen.

00:42:11.380 what's your

00:42:16.660 thoughts on

00:42:17.280 Rasmussen

00:42:17.840 references to

00:42:19.660 cheating in

00:42:20.180 the election?

00:42:22.280 I'm pulling

00:42:23.180 back from

00:42:23.800 retweeting that

00:42:24.700 stuff.

00:42:25.900 And here's the

00:42:26.520 thing I'm trying

00:42:27.060 to understand.

00:42:28.580 All right.

00:42:28.740 So the Rasmussen

00:42:29.560 poll has a

00:42:30.980 Twitter account.

00:42:32.180 And the

00:42:33.740 Twitter account

00:42:34.280 for Rasmussen

00:42:34.860 is, even

00:42:36.460 very recently,

00:42:38.080 retweeting what

00:42:39.780 they would call

00:42:40.320 evidence of

00:42:41.420 voter irregularities

00:42:42.860 in some key

00:42:43.660 places.

00:42:44.580 Now, I read the

00:42:45.780 allegations, and I

00:42:47.300 don't recognize them

00:42:48.260 from the news.

00:42:49.640 I don't recognize

00:42:50.840 them from Fox

00:42:51.660 News.

00:42:52.200 I don't recognize

00:42:52.800 them from any

00:42:53.420 news.

00:42:54.500 And I'm asking

00:42:55.260 myself why.

00:42:57.140 Because there are

00:42:57.940 two things that

00:42:58.500 don't make sense.

00:42:59.060 One is that the

00:43:00.280 Rasmussen people

00:43:01.660 are paying

00:43:02.220 attention.

00:43:03.560 Right?

00:43:03.780 They're not

00:43:04.120 making stuff up.

00:43:05.780 They're reporting

00:43:06.360 things that are

00:43:07.300 reported by

00:43:07.980 somebody.

00:43:09.200 And at least

00:43:10.020 they're raising

00:43:11.620 a flag.

00:43:12.180 We don't know

00:43:12.560 what's true yet.

00:43:14.200 But the

00:43:15.380 Rasmussen Twitter

00:43:17.240 account is pretty

00:43:18.000 far out there in,

00:43:21.320 let's say, edgy

00:43:22.360 discussion about

00:43:24.020 the 2020 election.

00:43:26.520 Now, they

00:43:27.280 haven't said

00:43:27.780 anything that

00:43:28.340 would get them

00:43:29.000 banned, because

00:43:30.960 they're passing

00:43:31.580 long information

00:43:32.380 and just, you

00:43:33.260 know, sort of

00:43:33.640 commenting wryly

00:43:34.620 on it.

00:43:35.640 But, why are

00:43:40.860 we not seeing

00:43:41.520 the same reports

00:43:42.360 that Rasmussen

00:43:43.120 is tweeting?

00:43:44.380 Why are they

00:43:44.860 not in the

00:43:45.300 news, even

00:43:46.240 the right-leaning

00:43:47.180 news?

00:43:48.220 Is it because

00:43:48.800 they're not

00:43:49.120 proving out?

00:43:50.260 Is it because

00:43:50.800 even when the

00:43:52.140 news sources

00:43:53.020 for the right

00:43:54.180 look into these

00:43:55.640 allegations, they're

00:43:56.420 not standing up?

00:43:57.900 Because that's

00:43:58.280 what it looks

00:43:58.720 like.

00:43:59.340 It looks like

00:43:59.960 neither the

00:44:00.600 left nor the

00:44:01.240 right are

00:44:01.780 finding them

00:44:02.320 credible.

00:44:04.060 But, but,

00:44:07.160 remember, Fox

00:44:07.940 News is already

00:44:08.660 in a lawsuit

00:44:09.260 about something

00:44:11.520 that some of its

00:44:12.260 hosts said about

00:44:13.720 the election.

00:44:15.220 And I don't know

00:44:16.040 how well they're

00:44:16.540 going to do, but

00:44:17.260 I think they've

00:44:18.080 got some risk.

00:44:19.080 I do think they

00:44:21.640 have some risk

00:44:22.220 there, legal

00:44:23.480 risk.

00:44:24.460 So, we'll see

00:44:25.260 how that turns

00:44:25.780 out.

00:44:32.400 Anything more

00:44:33.260 cringe than

00:44:34.620 Nate Silver

00:44:35.200 fortune-telling

00:44:36.160 in Meet the

00:44:36.720 Press?

00:44:37.360 I didn't see

00:44:37.880 that.

00:44:41.800 Fox is the

00:44:42.560 party of the

00:44:43.100 union party.

00:44:43.620 Yeah, you

00:44:44.760 know, I use

00:44:45.480 Fox as just

00:44:46.380 my proxy for

00:44:48.240 news on the

00:44:49.100 right, but I

00:44:50.060 haven't seen any

00:44:51.100 other news on

00:44:51.780 the right making

00:44:52.800 big stories about

00:44:53.760 the same claims

00:44:54.960 that Rasmussen

00:44:55.620 tweets.

00:44:56.900 So, I don't

00:44:57.960 know.

00:44:58.120 It could be just

00:44:58.720 a different risk

00:44:59.380 profile.

00:45:00.480 It could be that

00:45:01.060 Rasmussen, as long

00:45:02.300 as they don't get

00:45:02.820 booted off the

00:45:03.420 platform, that's

00:45:06.060 their honest

00:45:06.600 opinion and it

00:45:07.480 happens to be

00:45:08.040 more, you know,

00:45:08.940 maybe more edgy

00:45:09.700 than other

00:45:10.080 people's.

00:45:13.680 The Delta

00:45:14.480 Tunnel.

00:45:15.940 I don't know

00:45:16.360 anything about

00:45:16.820 that.

00:45:22.000 All right.

00:45:27.600 How many

00:45:28.260 people enjoyed

00:45:28.980 my reading of

00:45:29.860 the Declaration

00:45:31.200 of Independence?

00:45:38.340 You did.

00:45:39.960 Oh, good.

00:45:42.840 Interesting.

00:45:43.780 I feel like that

00:45:45.260 should be read

00:45:45.920 out loud every

00:45:46.680 year.

00:45:47.760 What do you

00:45:48.080 think?

00:45:49.980 You know, it

00:45:50.640 doesn't have to

00:45:51.060 be me.

00:45:51.680 Maybe I'll do it

00:45:52.300 every year.

00:45:52.960 Maybe that'll be

00:45:53.540 my tradition.

00:45:54.860 Because I've

00:45:55.680 never enjoyed

00:45:57.100 writing as much

00:45:58.940 as I enjoy the

00:46:00.720 Declaration of

00:46:02.080 Independence.

00:46:02.920 There's something

00:46:03.660 about the quality

00:46:04.660 of the writing

00:46:05.380 that I think

00:46:07.060 actually made the

00:46:07.820 revolution succeed.

00:46:08.880 I mean, I think

00:46:09.600 it's that

00:46:09.880 strong.

00:46:12.680 And I don't

00:46:13.560 think there's a

00:46:14.120 single author to

00:46:14.960 that, right?

00:46:16.100 Jefferson was

00:46:17.000 one of the

00:46:17.820 authors.

00:46:19.140 Do we know

00:46:19.840 exactly who

00:46:20.460 wrote the good

00:46:21.040 sentences?

00:46:22.940 I know Jefferson

00:46:23.960 was a primary,

00:46:25.140 but he wasn't the

00:46:25.760 only author,

00:46:26.400 right?

00:46:26.840 Madison?

00:46:28.500 Somebody says

00:46:29.080 Madison.

00:46:29.940 But you can see

00:46:30.700 genius in it,

00:46:32.260 right?

00:46:33.060 John Page?

00:46:36.460 Locke?

00:46:36.980 I guess there

00:46:37.320 were a lot of

00:46:37.680 involved.

00:46:38.540 But would you

00:46:39.560 agree that

00:46:41.100 whoever wrote

00:46:42.200 it or edited,

00:46:43.040 you can see

00:46:43.620 genius in it?

00:46:45.500 Like it just

00:46:46.160 comes through.

00:46:47.900 Do you see it?

00:46:49.280 I mean, it's not

00:46:49.760 my imagination.

00:46:50.800 But the

00:46:52.080 actual, just the

00:46:52.920 way they form

00:46:54.280 sentences just

00:46:55.760 screams, screams

00:46:57.560 genius.

00:46:59.180 And not because

00:47:00.440 they're complicated,

00:47:01.800 but because you

00:47:02.480 understand exactly

00:47:03.380 what they're saying.

00:47:05.800 And they use,

00:47:07.520 what are bad

00:47:08.260 sentences?

00:47:08.900 Well, a bad

00:47:09.400 sentence would be

00:47:10.240 generally one that's

00:47:11.360 too long.

00:47:12.980 But did you see

00:47:13.660 the size of the

00:47:14.420 sentence?

00:47:15.240 The first sentence

00:47:16.260 of the Declaration

00:47:18.060 of Independence

00:47:18.760 is the longest,

00:47:21.160 you know,

00:47:21.580 most, you know,

00:47:22.860 most variables

00:47:23.540 you've ever seen

00:47:24.240 in a sentence.

00:47:24.960 And when you get

00:47:25.420 to the end of it,

00:47:26.360 you still know

00:47:27.100 what it meant.

00:47:28.380 It's amazing.

00:47:29.720 You still knew

00:47:30.780 what they said.

00:47:32.840 That's hard.

00:47:36.120 There were

00:47:36.700 products of the

00:47:37.380 Enlightenment.

00:47:39.180 Do you ever

00:47:39.920 wonder if they

00:47:40.540 were literally

00:47:41.080 smarter than we

00:47:41.940 are now?

00:47:44.280 I mean,

00:47:44.720 the smartest

00:47:45.660 person in 2020,

00:47:47.520 too, would be

00:47:49.100 somebody you

00:47:50.200 couldn't even

00:47:50.560 talk to.

00:47:51.000 You wouldn't

00:47:51.220 even recognize

00:47:51.980 them.

00:47:52.400 They would just

00:47:52.780 be smarter than

00:47:53.520 you are, and

00:47:54.540 that's all you

00:47:54.980 knew.

00:47:56.020 But in those

00:47:56.780 days, the

00:47:57.740 older days, the

00:47:58.520 smartest people

00:47:59.220 sort of shined.

00:48:01.080 So it does

00:48:01.900 make me wonder

00:48:02.500 if people like

00:48:03.100 Jefferson and

00:48:03.700 Madison were

00:48:04.800 actually just

00:48:05.480 special, and

00:48:07.160 maybe just way

00:48:08.300 smarter than

00:48:08.940 other people.

00:48:09.960 And that's all

00:48:10.480 there was to

00:48:10.940 it.

00:48:11.940 Yeah, no

00:48:14.760 tech distractions.

00:48:16.000 That's part of

00:48:16.480 it.

00:48:18.200 Not smarter,

00:48:18.960 just more

00:48:19.320 motivated.

00:48:20.720 Have you ever

00:48:21.260 put yourself in

00:48:22.160 the minds of

00:48:24.460 the founders of

00:48:25.560 the United States?

00:48:26.200 Do you know

00:48:27.860 what their odds

00:48:28.680 of dying were,

00:48:29.680 or what they

00:48:30.220 thought their odds

00:48:30.820 of dying were,

00:48:31.800 when they decided

00:48:32.920 to stage a

00:48:33.900 revolution?

00:48:35.220 And remember,

00:48:35.780 these are people

00:48:36.360 who are doing

00:48:36.820 okay.

00:48:38.280 Right?

00:48:38.420 These are people

00:48:39.100 who had their

00:48:39.740 plantations and

00:48:41.680 their slaves,

00:48:42.540 and they were

00:48:43.540 doing fine.

00:48:44.180 They were the

00:48:44.520 ones who were

00:48:44.920 going to make

00:48:45.260 money in this

00:48:45.820 world.

00:48:46.880 And all they

00:48:47.340 had to do is

00:48:47.880 bow to the

00:48:49.140 king in England,

00:48:50.220 and they would

00:48:52.180 do fine.

00:48:53.160 And they

00:48:53.700 decided that

00:48:54.540 they would risk

00:48:55.920 being tortured

00:48:56.660 and killed,

00:48:57.960 almost certainly

00:48:59.120 tortured,

00:49:00.300 being tortured

00:49:01.140 and killed to

00:49:03.180 get this thing

00:49:03.880 done, largely

00:49:04.880 for other people.

00:49:05.800 And I don't

00:49:06.640 think it made

00:49:07.100 that much

00:49:07.560 difference to

00:49:08.060 them.

00:49:09.140 And George

00:49:09.540 Washington not

00:49:10.420 only joined in,

00:49:12.260 but he risked

00:49:12.740 everything.

00:49:13.680 He risked

00:49:14.140 everything.

00:49:15.420 His life,

00:49:16.340 everything.

00:49:17.900 And then they

00:49:19.060 won.

00:49:20.960 But then here's

00:49:22.300 the question on

00:49:22.900 top of it.

00:49:23.400 If we've

00:49:23.820 established that

00:49:25.380 they were

00:49:25.740 literally geniuses,

00:49:27.640 maybe they knew

00:49:29.380 they'd win.

00:49:31.760 Because the

00:49:32.460 whole point of

00:49:32.960 being a genius

00:49:33.480 is you don't

00:49:34.200 know how they

00:49:34.640 think.

00:49:34.980 If you could

00:49:35.980 think the way

00:49:36.500 they think,

00:49:37.100 well, then

00:49:37.460 you'd be the

00:49:37.900 genius too.

00:49:38.960 But you don't

00:49:39.660 know how they

00:49:40.100 think.

00:49:40.880 Do you think

00:49:41.340 that Jefferson

00:49:41.940 and Madison

00:49:42.600 and Washington

00:49:43.220 sat in a room,

00:49:44.160 I don't know

00:49:44.540 if they were

00:49:44.840 ever in the

00:49:45.140 same room,

00:49:45.660 but do you

00:49:46.420 think some

00:49:46.820 of them sat

00:49:47.520 in the same

00:49:47.880 room and

00:49:48.220 said,

00:49:48.880 you know,

00:49:50.120 I may be

00:49:51.040 crazy,

00:49:52.700 but I think

00:49:54.240 we could win

00:49:54.740 this thing.

00:49:56.520 And here's

00:49:56.980 why.

00:49:58.000 Did that ever

00:49:58.720 happen?

00:49:59.840 Maybe.

00:50:00.700 It might be

00:50:01.780 that they were

00:50:02.280 so smart they

00:50:03.060 knew they could

00:50:03.680 win.

00:50:04.980 So don't

00:50:07.300 rule that

00:50:07.700 out.

00:50:10.720 That

00:50:11.160 bothered you

00:50:11.680 about January

00:50:12.400 6th, what

00:50:13.060 did?

00:50:16.120 Your fourth

00:50:16.860 grade grandmother

00:50:17.420 signed up when

00:50:18.100 he was 15.

00:50:18.980 He lied

00:50:19.400 and said he

00:50:19.760 was 16.

00:50:20.840 So I guess

00:50:21.540 you could be

00:50:21.920 16 in the

00:50:23.100 Revolutionary

00:50:24.540 Army, and

00:50:25.500 somebody was

00:50:25.940 15 and

00:50:26.560 lied to get

00:50:27.660 in.

00:50:27.820 Jefferson and

00:50:33.200 Adams died

00:50:33.900 within minutes

00:50:34.560 of each

00:50:34.860 other on

00:50:35.320 the 4th of

00:50:35.820 July.

00:50:37.380 True story.

00:50:38.720 Well, I

00:50:39.300 don't know if

00:50:39.620 it's true.

00:50:40.460 I suspect it's

00:50:41.300 not true.

00:50:43.460 The whole

00:50:44.140 thing about,

00:50:45.420 I guess,

00:50:46.120 Jefferson died,

00:50:47.320 but Adams

00:50:47.720 didn't know it,

00:50:49.100 and then when

00:50:49.720 Adams was about

00:50:50.560 to die, he

00:50:51.160 said, Jefferson

00:50:51.840 still lives.

00:50:53.600 Something like

00:50:54.040 that, but I

00:50:55.560 don't feel

00:50:56.300 like, given

00:50:57.400 that our news

00:50:58.240 today is all

00:50:58.840 fake, what

00:50:59.700 are the odds

00:51:00.100 that that was

00:51:00.540 true?

00:51:01.440 Well, you

00:51:01.960 say it's

00:51:02.320 true, but

00:51:02.860 were you

00:51:03.800 there?

00:51:05.400 You texted.

00:51:07.700 They both

00:51:08.400 hung on just

00:51:09.020 to make the

00:51:09.440 date.

00:51:10.360 I don't know.

00:51:10.780 Can you do

00:51:11.160 that?

00:51:13.580 Andrew

00:51:14.020 Jackson fought

00:51:14.700 when he was

00:51:15.020 14.

00:51:17.460 He never

00:51:18.080 mentioned

00:51:18.600 Buttigieg

00:51:19.100 anymore.

00:51:19.960 I don't

00:51:20.220 think Buttigieg

00:51:20.760 is relevant

00:51:21.320 to anything,

00:51:21.860 is he?

00:51:23.040 Because all

00:51:23.680 the

00:51:23.860 transportation

00:51:24.460 problems,

00:51:25.100 you know,

00:51:25.280 like he's

00:51:25.680 had a

00:51:25.900 transportation,

00:51:26.700 so you

00:51:26.860 say he

00:51:27.200 should be

00:51:27.480 doing

00:51:27.640 something,

00:51:28.460 but correct

00:51:28.980 me if I'm

00:51:29.380 wrong,

00:51:29.620 there's nothing

00:51:30.020 he can do.

00:51:32.060 Buttigieg

00:51:32.460 doesn't have

00:51:32.920 any tools,

00:51:34.080 does he?

00:51:35.460 He can't

00:51:36.100 make the

00:51:36.640 oil companies

00:51:38.200 go do

00:51:39.360 something.

00:51:40.100 I don't

00:51:40.540 think he

00:51:40.800 can do

00:51:41.100 anything.

00:51:44.400 All right.

00:51:46.440 All right,

00:51:46.940 that's all

00:51:47.220 for now,

00:51:47.640 YouTube.

00:51:48.080 I'll talk

00:51:48.340 to you

00:51:48.520 tomorrow.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 05, 2022

Episode 1795 Scott Adams： Let's Talk About How The J6 Hearings Clear Trump's Path To The White House

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