Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1799 Scott Adams： Elon Musk Pulls Out Of Twitter Deal But Everything Is Trending Positive

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00:01:02.100 You and I, Richard, we're like one now.

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00:01:10.540 Eating hot dogs?

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00:01:17.220 All right, let's talk about the news.

00:01:19.000 I'm going to start with a news quiz.

00:01:24.960 So I want to see how many of you are paying attention to the news.

00:01:28.860 See if you can answer this quiz.

00:01:30.160 Who is the first human being to shit on a bird?

00:01:35.820 Normally, the birds shit on people.

00:01:37.440 But who's the first human to shit on a bird?

00:01:41.020 First human to shit on a bird.

00:01:43.000 I will accept, as acceptable answers, Magic Johnson.

00:01:50.100 Magic Johnson is an acceptable answer.

00:01:53.160 But Elon Musk for canceling the Twitter deal.

00:01:58.320 Now, we're all looking at this and saying to ourselves, hey, although we have not been

00:02:06.120 to law school and we've never seen the actual agreement between Twitter and Musk, I don't

00:02:11.580 think that should stop us from having a legal opinion.

00:02:14.720 Do you?

00:02:15.500 Anybody?

00:02:16.700 Do you think we should be limited in our legal opinions just because we haven't seen the

00:02:21.360 agreement and we're not lawyers?

00:02:23.560 No.

00:02:25.040 No.

00:02:26.320 Is this your first day on social media?

00:02:28.760 That's not going to stop us.

00:02:30.400 And if you want some medical opinions later, you come to me.

00:02:34.660 I don't have any medical experience, but I can definitely give you some opinions because

00:02:40.360 that's what we do here.

00:02:42.660 Well, apparently, there's something in that deal with Musk and Twitter that said something

00:02:48.320 like Elon Musk would not do due diligence, or he waived his right to due diligence.

00:02:55.320 And I hear people interpreting that as, well, the joke's on you, Elon.

00:02:59.340 You asked for more information to verify how many bots there are in the traffic, and they

00:03:06.040 didn't give you what you wanted, but hey, too bad, because you signed a deal that said you

00:03:11.020 weren't going to do due diligence.

00:03:12.400 To which I say, I'm no lawyer, but was that due diligence?

00:03:19.240 Does due diligence mean that Twitter can make a claim that's not true?

00:03:25.440 Lawyers?

00:03:27.100 Lawyers?

00:03:28.840 Again, I'm not a lawyer.

00:03:30.800 I'm just looking at the story.

00:03:32.720 Can Twitter lie about the single most important part of their business?

00:03:40.380 Hypothetically, I'm not accusing them of anything.

00:03:43.640 But can they lie and then say, well, you didn't do your due diligence, so I guess we can lie

00:03:51.780 about the single most important part of the transaction.

00:03:55.500 Do you think that's okay?

00:03:56.720 Because Elon waived his right to due diligence?

00:04:00.880 No.

00:04:02.300 I don't think that that's what due diligence is all about, is it?

00:04:06.280 Now, correct me if I'm wrong.

00:04:09.100 Due diligence isn't about you checking to see if they're lying, is it?

00:04:14.580 Isn't it about checking to see if there's something that's been omitted, or something that hasn't

00:04:19.560 been mentioned?

00:04:21.780 Right?

00:04:23.140 Am I right?

00:04:25.800 Yeah.

00:04:26.240 So you're looking for things that nobody mentioned before.

00:04:29.400 It seems to me, again, not a lawyer, but do I need to be a lawyer?

00:04:35.760 Do I need to be a lawyer to say that Twitter can't legally lie about the single most important

00:04:41.620 part of the transaction, and say, well, you waive your right to look into it?

00:04:47.420 That's not a thing, is it?

00:04:50.320 Is that a thing?

00:04:51.820 I can't believe that's a thing.

00:04:53.020 But I'm watching Twitter say that, you know, the people on Twitter, I'm watching the people

00:04:58.860 on Twitter act as though he waived his right to get the truth.

00:05:05.000 I don't think you really waive that, do you?

00:05:09.460 Right?

00:05:09.720 So I'm seeing somebody say I'm absolutely right.

00:05:11.640 Have you seen anybody say what I just said?

00:05:14.780 I haven't seen it yet.

00:05:15.900 Have you?

00:05:17.520 Did anybody say what I just said, that this has nothing to do with due diligence?

00:05:21.120 Has anyone talked to Jack Dorsey about this development?

00:05:29.500 That's a real good question.

00:05:31.240 I would be curious what he thinks.

00:05:33.920 Now, number one, first point.

00:05:38.200 Not really, because I already made a point.

00:05:40.220 But how many of you think that this really means the deal is off?

00:05:45.880 Do you think it means the deal is off?

00:05:47.780 Because that's not how any of this works.

00:05:51.540 You know, if anybody's been involved in real business, of course you walk away from the

00:05:56.200 car dealership when the price is too high.

00:05:58.760 Of course you do.

00:06:00.540 Do you think Trump would have gone through with this deal?

00:06:03.680 Let me ask you.

00:06:04.680 If this had been Trump, do you think he would close this deal now?

00:06:09.540 Absolutely not.

00:06:10.440 Do you think, name somebody who's a great negotiator.

00:06:16.760 You know, just pick your billionaire.

00:06:18.620 Somebody who's a great negotiator.

00:06:20.220 Do you think they would close this deal?

00:06:22.600 Absolutely not.

00:06:23.860 Nobody would close this deal.

00:06:25.860 Cuban, yeah.

00:06:26.880 Do you think Mark Cuban would close this deal?

00:06:30.260 I mean, I could ask him.

00:06:32.740 He always has a more interesting answer than, you know, a yes or no.

00:06:37.680 So I don't know what he'd say, actually.

00:06:38.820 But here's what should happen.

00:06:44.780 Don't know if it will.

00:06:47.580 But this, I'm going to say this is the most likely possibility.

00:06:52.440 The most likely possibility is that there'll be a new offer based on the fact that they

00:06:59.440 haven't provided the information and that you have to discount that risk, right?

00:07:05.160 So if you were going to reprice Twitter, you'd first take into account that the stock price

00:07:11.440 itself collapsed, right?

00:07:14.420 The stock price itself collapsed.

00:07:16.280 So if you were going to make a new offer, you would have to make an offer that takes

00:07:20.660 into account that you don't know if the traffic is real.

00:07:24.420 So you would have to make an estimate in your mind of how likely that is and then say, okay,

00:07:30.820 since I don't know if the traffic's real, I'm not going to pay full price, but I can't

00:07:34.880 pay nothing or else I'm not going to get a deal.

00:07:37.540 So I'm going to pay something-ish, you know, a little bit closer to the stock price, but

00:07:44.320 maybe a little less.

00:07:45.160 Actually, I guess you couldn't buy it for less than the stock price.

00:07:50.260 Nobody would make that deal.

00:07:54.160 Should have got the shot, equals thinking past the sale.

00:07:57.340 All right.

00:07:59.560 Elon says 20% bots.

00:08:01.920 Twitter says 5%.

00:08:03.040 They'll negotiate to the middle.

00:08:04.980 No, Twitter can't do that.

00:08:07.960 Twitter can't negotiate the number of bots.

00:08:11.840 They can't do that.

00:08:13.080 They can negotiate the price, but they can't negotiate the number of bots.

00:08:20.440 Now, the fact that they could not provide that information tells you they don't have

00:08:24.220 a business model.

00:08:26.740 Am I right?

00:08:28.660 I mean, that's the hyperbolic, you know, version of it.

00:08:32.340 If you can't tell us how many people are using the system and your business model depends

00:08:38.700 on that number, it's the single most important number, you know, the amount of money.

00:08:43.060 If you can't validate that you even have that traffic with real people, you don't really

00:08:48.280 have a business, do you?

00:08:49.740 It's like an artificial business, like a fake business.

00:08:52.820 Now, it's, you know, there are enough real people that you can say it's a real business.

00:08:57.780 But what would Elon be buying exactly?

00:09:00.780 You wouldn't know what he was buying.

00:09:01.940 So whatever the price is for that, it's a lot less than the first offer.

00:09:07.480 And imagine how unhappy Elon was when he saw the price of Twitter drop in half after he'd

00:09:13.740 offered billions and billions of dollars.

00:09:16.260 Because that was just wasted money if he completes the transaction.

00:09:19.360 That's just purely wasted money.

00:09:21.280 Billions and billions of just wasted money.

00:09:23.480 But it's funny to make Twitter begging to be bought.

00:09:27.740 So we went from, Elon wants to buy you, and Twitter says, no, no, no, to making Twitter

00:09:32.640 beg him to buy, oh, you've got to buy us now.

00:09:35.800 You've got to buy us now.

00:09:37.220 All right, so meanwhile, while this is like the biggest story in the news, arguably, so

00:09:44.880 yesterday I'm sitting in my garage, which doubles as my man cave, I'm just working on my laptop

00:09:50.600 and I'm sitting there in my pajamas, a little bit stoned, and I decided to reply to one of

00:09:58.580 Elon Musk's tweets.

00:10:01.460 And so the one that I replied to was, it started with Elon Musk saying something about, you know,

00:10:09.900 repopulating the world and having lots of babies.

00:10:12.180 So that was how it began.

00:10:14.780 And then Nick Cannon, famous celebrity, Nick Cannon, you all know him.

00:10:19.180 He weighed in and he says, right there with you, my brother.

00:10:22.580 In other words, they were both in favor of having lots of children.

00:10:28.580 And then Musk tweeted, we must expand scope and scale of consciousness for civilization to

00:10:36.460 flourish and understand the nature of the universe.

00:10:39.960 So he wants to expand the scope and scale of consciousness.

00:10:44.780 In other words, have more humans and have them go more places, such as space.

00:10:51.420 So more people going more places would expand the scope and scale of consciousness.

00:10:56.840 And then he went on to say in his tweet, Musk did, consciousness resides most strongly in

00:11:01.960 humans.

00:11:03.000 Therefore, we need more people.

00:11:04.380 Good stuff.

00:11:06.860 So I read that and I thought, huh.

00:11:09.540 And I tweeted back just to reply to Elon Musk.

00:11:12.420 I said, why is more consciousness good?

00:11:16.240 Clams seem happy. 0.97

00:11:19.160 Right?

00:11:19.860 Because my understanding of evolution is that we don't need to understand the actual nature

00:11:26.080 of anything.

00:11:26.520 It just has to work.

00:11:30.440 You know, you just have to, you just have to reproduce. 0.93

00:11:35.400 So I was just sort of curious.

00:11:37.080 I said, why is more consciousness good?

00:11:38.740 Because I've heard Elon say it a number of times.

00:11:41.140 Now, interestingly, he deleted his tweet.

00:11:44.500 I don't know what that means.

00:11:46.080 So I'm not going to put an opinion about why he did it.

00:11:48.960 But the tweet in which he said, we must expand scope and scale of consciousness for civilization

00:11:53.380 to flourish and understand the nature of the universe.

00:11:56.660 Consciousness resides most strongly in humans.

00:11:58.600 So he deleted that after, I don't think it's because of my comment necessarily, but he deleted.

00:12:05.100 So I said, why is more consciousness good?

00:12:07.340 Clams seem happy. 0.97

00:12:08.200 And to my surprise, the richest man in the galaxy, as far as we know.

00:12:17.400 I think he's the richest human in the galaxy anyway.

00:12:19.480 So the richest human in the galaxy, who's probably also the busiest human in the galaxy,

00:12:25.760 running multiple businesses, worrying about this stuff,

00:12:29.100 he's in the top of the headlines.

00:12:31.500 And I'm sitting in my garage, stoned in my pajamas.

00:12:34.640 And I send him a message, and I get a response.

00:12:38.020 Does that just blow your mind?

00:12:40.900 Imagine being me.

00:12:43.540 Now, I have an interesting life, so interesting things happen on a regular basis.

00:12:47.880 But there's something so, I don't know.

00:12:53.300 I don't even know how to explain it.

00:12:55.380 It's completely mind-blowing that I could just be sitting there in my little, mind-my-own-business

00:13:01.540 garage, and the richest man in the galaxy is suddenly in a conversation with me, and it's

00:13:07.160 in public.

00:13:08.400 And so I'm now in a public conversation with the richest man in the galaxy over the nature

00:13:13.540 of reality.

00:13:14.180 Did not see that coming.

00:13:19.300 Didn't see it coming.

00:13:21.260 So anyway, I went on, because I challenged, why is consciousness even valuable?

00:13:26.620 You know, clams seem happy.

00:13:28.620 And Musk replied to me by saying, consciousness can understand the nature of the universe.

00:13:34.620 Clams, not so much.

00:13:35.920 Now, people watching the exchange said, boom, mic drop, gotcha, because that's what always

00:13:45.000 happens on Twitter.

00:13:45.940 When somebody says any kind of response, there's always somebody who comes in, gotcha, dude,

00:13:51.320 whoa.

00:13:52.140 Yeah, I'm reading your comments.

00:13:53.680 And I'm thinking, well, I didn't really feel that.

00:13:58.580 So after Elon Musk said, consciousness can understand the nature of the universe, clams,

00:14:04.080 not so much, I tweeted back, to what benefit?

00:14:09.520 You know, what's the benefit of consciousness?

00:14:12.480 I said, evolution never needed us to understand reality before.

00:14:15.720 Then later I thought about it, and I thought about how he said that humans have more consciousness

00:14:22.100 than a clam, and I tweeted, I'd call it a tie so far.

00:14:28.460 Now, do anybody, yeah, I got pooed.

00:14:33.640 Does anybody know the context of why I so confidently engaged with the richest and arguably one of the

00:14:43.860 smartest people in the galaxy?

00:14:46.060 It's because Elon Musk himself, I believe, based on what he said, thinks we live in a simulation,

00:14:54.820 which would suggest that all of our consciousness so far has been a waste of time.

00:15:02.320 Am I right?

00:15:04.100 Now, again, I don't want to put an opinion in somebody else's head, so I'm going to be as

00:15:09.100 careful as I can.

00:15:10.500 But that's why I was asking the question.

00:15:12.240 I'll just say that the appearance of it is that his main philosophy is that consciousness

00:15:20.060 has been worthless so far.

00:15:22.720 Worthless.

00:15:23.580 Because if we're really a simulation, everything we believed about reality is wrong.

00:15:28.680 Everything.

00:15:30.060 If you had a religion and you picked wrong, totally wrong.

00:15:34.760 So my understanding of his opinion, which is different than his opinion, I want to be

00:15:40.580 really clear, I cannot, anytime you say to yourself, let me characterize the opinion of a genius,

00:15:48.980 just know you're being an idiot at that point. 0.85

00:15:51.500 You can't really characterize the opinion of somebody smarter than you and be confident

00:15:57.520 about it.

00:15:58.300 Because whatever it was that made him smarter than you is why you couldn't have had that

00:16:02.180 opinion in the first place, probably.

00:16:03.480 So I'm trying to be real careful about, you know, assuming what he believed, but the reason

00:16:08.820 I was asking the questions and I was engaging is that I saw a conflict between thinking that

00:16:14.400 consciousness is important and believing we're in a simulation which would suggest that all

00:16:19.980 of our consciousness was a waste of time.

00:16:23.180 Or it was something.

00:16:24.260 Now, somebody else weighed in and made a comment which was amazing, which is that we know from

00:16:32.920 physics, and by the way, this is something we know, if we can know anything, I suppose,

00:16:40.360 that you need to observe something for it to exist or to measure it, which is similar.

00:16:46.620 Am I right?

00:16:47.680 Those of you who have better science backing than I do, which is almost everybody, you have

00:16:52.880 to observe it or measure it for the wave to collapse or whatever it is.

00:16:57.900 So reality doesn't become anything but a possibility until it's observed.

00:17:02.820 I see so many people saying no.

00:17:05.160 Really?

00:17:06.840 Look at the other comments, though.

00:17:08.200 Those of you who are saying no, look at the other comments.

00:17:11.240 Now, I'm not saying what your opinion is.

00:17:13.000 I'm saying that physics opinion, like all of the, well, probably not all, but the main physicists

00:17:21.140 believe that reality forms because it's observed.

00:17:26.420 I can't believe how many no's I'm saying here.

00:17:29.200 Seriously?

00:17:30.360 I mean, there are enough yeses coming in that no people need to have some pause, right?

00:17:37.060 I've got it all wrong.

00:17:40.900 All right.

00:17:41.560 Well, it's according to the Copenhagen interpretation, right?

00:17:45.260 Oh, somebody says, I'm a physicist and no.

00:17:49.480 All right.

00:17:49.800 So I'll listen to you.

00:17:51.720 I am a quantum physicist and no.

00:17:55.120 There just has to be an observer.

00:17:58.860 Can you give me, is it possible to give me a quick counterpoint to that?

00:18:04.000 Because everything I've ever read said the same thing, that you have to measure it or

00:18:09.160 observe it for the probabilities or possibilities to collapse.

00:18:16.460 Observation just changes it.

00:18:18.320 Oh.

00:18:20.540 Oh, okay.

00:18:21.420 Are you saying that the observation doesn't create reality, it changes it?

00:18:25.160 Is that what the physicists are saying?

00:18:27.880 Is that the change you're looking for in what I'm saying?

00:18:31.280 Somebody said, okay.

00:18:32.640 All right.

00:18:33.160 So I think that may be just a language thing.

00:18:35.760 That's not, I don't think we're disagreeing.

00:18:37.440 So let me say it in better language, all right?

00:18:40.320 So this may be more appropriate language.

00:18:44.700 Observation changes the thing.

00:18:47.060 And so in my opinion, that would be called creating reality.

00:18:51.320 If you don't want to call it that, that's fine, but we're still talking about the same thing.

00:18:56.100 So if you want to say it's a change, I will agree with that as opposed to creating something

00:19:01.040 from nothing, because I wasn't indicating it was creating something from nothing.

00:19:05.440 But it sounded like that, didn't it?

00:19:07.440 So, okay.

00:19:08.520 So we'll go with that.

00:19:09.540 There's always something there, but when you observe it, it changes it, and then that change

00:19:14.520 becomes your actual history.

00:19:17.220 All right.

00:19:18.320 So that was a long way to go to say that consciousness might be a 3D printer for reality.

00:19:30.360 So we have this assumption that consciousness is important, right?

00:19:36.560 And it could be that that's, you know, why the conversation sort of went to a dead end

00:19:43.440 kind of quickly.

00:19:44.740 Why is it that we think consciousness matters or that we should have more of it?

00:19:49.860 You know, there was something in Elon Musk's assumption going in that I was testing because

00:19:55.520 I didn't know what the assumption was.

00:19:56.720 I still don't.

00:19:58.500 But why do we assume that consciousness is good?

00:20:02.080 It just is.

00:20:03.760 And why do we assume that consciousness is that thing that makes us special and magic

00:20:07.760 and spiritual and the most important creatures?

00:20:11.100 What if it's just one of the things we do?

00:20:13.360 Why is your consciousness important but not your eyesight or your ability to hear or your

00:20:21.160 ability to, you know, do math or something?

00:20:24.660 Why is consciousness the one that's the magic one?

00:20:28.280 What if it's just another thing you do?

00:20:31.640 Right?

00:20:32.160 So it could be that reality requires consciousness like a 3D printer requires the physical form

00:20:42.100 of the printer as well as the material going into it.

00:20:46.160 It seems as if reality is printing itself, but to the physicist's point, if I can make

00:20:52.600 a terrible analogy, the 3D printer simply takes the raw materials and transforms them into

00:20:57.840 a thing.

00:20:58.960 But the thing existed, in a sense, because there were always the raw materials.

00:21:03.780 So the 3D printer changes its form just as consciousness can change the form of whatever was there

00:21:11.640 before we got there.

00:21:13.900 How about that?

00:21:15.620 So I see reality or consciousness as nothing but a 3D printer.

00:21:22.360 It's not magic.

00:21:23.860 It's not special.

00:21:25.240 It's not the thing we need to maximize.

00:21:27.500 It's not how we got here.

00:21:29.260 It's not what evolution even cares about.

00:21:31.560 It is simply a mechanical process that we notice.

00:21:36.160 And because we notice it, because of the nature of consciousness, we think it's important.

00:21:41.440 How many times have I told you that the thing we think is important is the thing we think

00:21:45.740 about the most?

00:21:47.440 And the reason we think it's important?

00:21:49.540 Because we think about it the most.

00:21:52.040 Why do we think about it the most?

00:21:53.440 Is it because it's important?

00:21:54.900 Sometimes.

00:21:55.880 But not necessarily.

00:21:57.700 So whatever it is that you think about the most is going to be the most important.

00:22:01.120 Now, consciousness, by its nature, is the thing that makes you think about it.

00:22:07.600 So if you think about your own consciousness all the time because you're designed that way,

00:22:11.800 you can't not think about your own consciousness.

00:22:15.340 Wouldn't that seem like the most important part of you?

00:22:18.720 It would.

00:22:19.820 You would be fooled into thinking that your own consciousness was the most important part

00:22:24.140 about you, but no reason.

00:22:27.200 There's no reason.

00:22:28.180 It's just what you think about the most.

00:22:29.560 Because you can't not think about it the most.

00:22:32.680 So we've sort of talked ourselves into the idea that consciousness has to fill the universe

00:22:36.820 and tell us the nature of the world.

00:22:39.400 And there's no backing for any of that.

00:22:42.220 There's no reason we need more consciousness that I can come up with.

00:22:46.000 Why is it we don't have enough?

00:22:47.560 I don't know.

00:22:48.760 But the trouble is, if you're Elon Musk and you're trying to sell the idea of going into

00:22:54.640 space, you have to talk to people the way they can hear it.

00:23:00.800 And when he says stuff like, we need to expand human consciousness, don't all of you say,

00:23:06.900 that sounds right?

00:23:09.060 Isn't that your first impression?

00:23:11.220 Like, when you hear that, you go, yeah.

00:23:13.120 Yeah, we absolutely need to do that.

00:23:14.980 We need lots of consciousness out there.

00:23:16.820 The beauty of it is it feels right.

00:23:20.180 I'm going to make another terrible analogy just to get you going.

00:23:25.380 It's like when you ask billionaires what was the secret to their success, what do they

00:23:30.680 usually say in public?

00:23:32.460 In public.

00:23:33.620 What do billionaires usually say in public about why they were successful?

00:23:38.220 They say passion.

00:23:39.660 Do you know why they say passion?

00:23:40.700 They say passion because it sounds cool and it sounds like something you could do too.

00:23:49.200 Well, if you would just follow your passion like I followed my passion, you'd be a billionaire

00:23:53.420 too, maybe.

00:23:54.300 Maybe a little luck, you could be a billionaire too.

00:23:57.520 But here's what billionaires can't tell you.

00:24:00.240 Here's what they can't tell you.

00:24:02.420 I'm way smarter than you.

00:24:03.920 I got lucky and I had some special advantages.

00:24:07.160 But you don't have any of that stuff, so good luck.

00:24:10.700 Billionaires can't say that.

00:24:13.000 Can Mark Zuckerberg tell you that the reason he's successful is by any objective measure,

00:24:18.100 he's way smarter than you are?

00:24:20.260 He can't say that, but that's the truth.

00:24:23.340 Can Bill Gates say the reason I built Microsoft and you didn't is because I'm, well, objectively

00:24:28.560 speaking, I'm way smarter than you and I work really hard?

00:24:33.520 You can't.

00:24:34.580 You can't say that.

00:24:35.440 You can't say it in public.

00:24:36.220 So instead, you say things that sound good to the people you're talking to.

00:24:41.060 You got passion.

00:24:42.320 Worked hard.

00:24:43.820 Passion.

00:24:45.140 It's all bullshit.

00:24:46.860 It's bullshit.

00:24:48.160 My book behind me, Had It Failed Almost Everything and Still Win Big, has a chapter on passion being

00:24:54.380 bullshit.

00:24:54.700 But when I hear that we have to expand consciousness into the space, I say, that sounds great, doesn't

00:25:04.960 it?

00:25:06.560 Sounds great.

00:25:08.220 I'm all for it.

00:25:09.400 And I'm genuinely all for it.

00:25:11.340 I absolutely, positively think that Musk taking us into space is one of the highest priorities

00:25:19.080 of civilization.

00:25:20.300 But do you know why it's the highest priority of civilization, in my opinion?

00:25:26.080 Because we can't help it.

00:25:27.680 We can't help it.

00:25:29.280 We don't have the option of not doing it.

00:25:31.480 Because we're survivor designed.

00:25:34.420 We're designed to survive.

00:25:36.440 We're designed to take our consciousness somewhere.

00:25:39.160 Now, we talk about it like it's our consciousness that's the important part.

00:25:43.040 But really, it's just us.

00:25:44.800 It's our genes.

00:25:45.660 It's us.

00:25:46.440 Right?

00:25:47.000 It's not the consciousness part so much.

00:25:48.820 We just want more of us, just like every animal, every plant.

00:25:53.020 We have this ability to want.

00:25:55.740 But it's still going to happen whether we want it or not.

00:25:58.520 That's just the way we talk about it after the fact.

00:26:01.260 We're just going to do it.

00:26:02.660 And the fact that Elon Musk had the ability to build a company that could take us to the

00:26:09.600 universe, he was sort of required to do it.

00:26:12.960 This is something that most of you will never understand, unfortunately, for you, not for

00:26:19.940 me.

00:26:21.020 You'll never understand the obligation that you take on when you succeed.

00:26:25.700 You'll never understand that.

00:26:27.580 Because until you feel it, it's just like a...

00:26:30.960 It's hard to imagine.

00:26:31.780 And what I mean by that is, before I had any success to speak of, I feel like I was in

00:26:38.180 a pretty selfish mode, meaning that I wanted to acquire for my own benefit.

00:26:44.580 And so I worked hard, and I acquired for my own benefit.

00:26:48.300 But once I had acquired enough, just some freaky thing happened.

00:26:52.720 And I thought, oh, crap, what's happening to my computer code in my head?

00:26:57.040 It's changing.

00:26:58.420 And I suddenly realized that I needed some other reason to exist, because I had what

00:27:03.140 I needed, and that was sort of my purpose for existing, was to protect myself.

00:27:08.340 And once I'd done that, I naturally felt some obligation to the rest of the world.

00:27:14.580 And so primarily, the reason I do this, instead of 10 other things I could do to make money,

00:27:19.380 in fact, I could make a lot more money if I weren't spending my time on this.

00:27:23.180 A lot more.

00:27:24.180 A lot more.

00:27:25.640 Probably 10 to 100 times more.

00:27:29.180 But when I do this, I feel a direct benefit to other people.

00:27:37.360 And people tell me every day, you changed my life, I read your book, everything changed,

00:27:42.160 you reframed something, I gave up drugs, I stopped drinking, I lost 80 pounds.

00:27:47.640 I hear these stories every day.

00:27:50.360 Now, if you don't think that's motivating, I mean, that is really motivating, you would

00:27:57.560 give up a lot to have that feeling.

00:28:01.700 You know, it's something you can't buy, except with your own suffering, basically.

00:28:06.580 So yesterday, this brings me to another point.

00:28:10.520 So let me just finish up on that.

00:28:11.880 I don't think that Elon Musk had a choice about building spaceships to take us off the planet.

00:28:19.720 Because he had the ability, and he had taken care of his own needs.

00:28:25.040 He didn't have a choice.

00:28:27.260 You know, it probably felt like it.

00:28:28.760 It probably felt like decision-making.

00:28:30.480 It probably felt like free will.

00:28:31.960 But we are designed so that if you have the capability to help the tribe, you practically

00:28:39.480 can't help it.

00:28:40.900 You're just going to be called into service, basically.

00:28:43.580 And that's how I feel.

00:28:44.880 I feel that what I do here, to the extent that it helps people, is I couldn't help it.

00:28:50.480 I feel like I was dragged here.

00:28:52.680 I enjoy it.

00:28:53.520 I enjoy it a lot.

00:28:54.280 But I definitely don't feel like it was, you know, free will that got me here.

00:29:01.800 There's something else I was going to say about that, but I forgot.

00:29:04.300 Do you see that the Sri Lankans, they all protested and they attacked, I guess, the president's

00:29:14.260 official residence, and they occupied it.

00:29:17.200 And the president fled.

00:29:19.960 And I'm wondering how long it will take MSNBC to blame this on Trump.

00:29:25.500 Was there something Trump said that caused this?

00:29:29.820 Because this sort of thing doesn't happen on its own.

00:29:32.620 Was Trump maybe saying something about you should have a peaceful demonstration?

00:29:39.240 Because I understand when he asks for peaceful demonstrations, it often causes insurrections.

00:29:45.320 So did he say anything about that?

00:29:49.960 All right.

00:29:57.040 So anyway, there's not much to say about that.

00:30:00.900 There's a video of Jenna Ellis, one of President Trump's close advisors and attorneys.

00:30:08.200 And she was talking about a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision today that she says,

00:30:12.680 vindicates and validates what Team Trump argued back in 2020 in November, that election officials

00:30:19.360 in Wisconsin had violated the state law in the administration of the election.

00:30:24.200 And only now we get a Supreme Court Wisconsin decision that says it was true.

00:30:30.660 But you know what is left out of this reporting so far?

00:30:33.080 What was that about?

00:30:37.560 I don't know.

00:30:38.240 I saw the video.

00:30:39.460 Something got vindicated and validated.

00:30:41.580 But if I were communicating this, I would have mentioned what it was.

00:30:46.000 I would have mentioned what it was that got vindicated and validated.

00:30:50.180 And so...

00:30:51.080 But wouldn't it be nice to know that?

00:30:57.420 It seems like that's the first thing you say in a story like that.

00:31:00.360 If I were doing this story, I would say,

00:31:02.820 the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided today X and X now validates.

00:31:08.700 And I wouldn't go right to the celebration.

00:31:12.860 Because it makes it look like bullshit.

00:31:14.860 So, sorry.

00:31:18.780 It could be.

00:31:19.940 I'm not going to rule it out.

00:31:21.060 It could be that this Wisconsin Supreme Court decision has some meat to it,

00:31:26.180 and it means something, and it revises what we understood.

00:31:29.980 But I doubt it.

00:31:33.260 I doubt it.

00:31:35.400 So you're saying the ballot boxes were illegal?

00:31:38.600 Do you think anybody cares about that?

00:31:41.500 Should we care that there are illegal ballot boxes?

00:31:45.420 Unless we know that that's what the problem was.

00:31:49.940 If we don't know that they caused a problem,

00:31:52.100 do we care that they were illegal?

00:31:54.440 Because, you know, in something like a state election,

00:31:56.960 don't you think they violate laws all the time?

00:32:00.840 There's probably a million little things they do wrong,

00:32:03.040 and it doesn't make that much difference.

00:32:05.380 All right, well, here's...

00:32:06.140 So here's my skeptical take on this.

00:32:10.360 I'm interested that Jenna Ellis says

00:32:13.440 that something important was found.

00:32:15.760 If you say it in the comments,

00:32:18.040 people are saying there's something about ballot boxes.

00:32:20.120 If that's true, I'd like to hear that story.

00:32:22.680 But so far, I haven't heard a so what

00:32:24.680 that would change any of my thinking.

00:32:29.000 Is there a so what to it?

00:32:30.320 Is there an assumption that a certain number of votes

00:32:33.980 would have gone a different way?

00:32:35.800 I haven't seen the so what,

00:32:37.620 but if you have,

00:32:40.020 that is a huge communication problem.

00:32:43.660 I want to hear the so what first,

00:32:45.280 not the celebration.

00:32:46.200 So now people are speculating that China

00:32:50.140 was behind the assassination of Abe Shinzo.

00:32:56.520 Have I been saying his name backwards the whole time?

00:33:00.040 Is Abe his first name?

00:33:03.200 I have been saying his name backwards, right,

00:33:05.100 the whole time.

00:33:06.580 Why does everybody call him Abe if it's his first name?

00:33:09.500 That feels inappropriate

00:33:13.200 if you're talking about a leader, right?

00:33:15.640 Or is it just because

00:33:17.640 Japanese say the last name first?

00:33:22.100 Okay, got it, got it.

00:33:25.700 So Abe is his last name,

00:33:27.520 but the way they write it would be first.

00:33:29.960 Somebody's saying,

00:33:30.640 all right, let's say that's true.

00:33:33.500 Apparently he spent his last days

00:33:35.560 before being murdered

00:33:36.840 defending Taiwan from China

00:33:39.840 and making a big deal

00:33:41.820 about how Taiwan has to be defended against China.

00:33:44.980 And then he got murdered

00:33:46.600 by somebody who,

00:33:48.880 there's some report on social media,

00:33:51.780 this is kind of sketchy,

00:33:53.560 that there is some connection

00:33:54.660 between the shooter

00:33:55.580 and the Chinese party,

00:33:57.760 the Communist Party.

00:33:59.720 But I don't think you should believe that yet.

00:34:03.840 And here's the question.

00:34:05.240 How many of you think China would do this?

00:34:09.580 Not that they did.

00:34:10.840 How many think they're capable?

00:34:12.400 Not capable.

00:34:13.280 How many think that they would have done it

00:34:15.680 if they wanted to?

00:34:18.840 Well, the why would they

00:34:20.120 is to make sure that people don't talk about

00:34:22.760 keeping Taiwan. 0.93

00:34:26.620 Of course, of course, of course.

00:34:28.720 Yeah.

00:34:29.460 The answer is yes.

00:34:30.260 You know, they're shipping fentanyl

00:34:33.240 to the United States,

00:34:34.780 you know, via the cartels

00:34:35.920 every day.

00:34:37.480 We know they're doing that

00:34:38.620 and they don't stop.

00:34:39.840 They've got

00:34:40.200 prison camps

00:34:43.380 every day.

00:34:45.460 And we all know it.

00:34:47.380 They don't stop it.

00:34:48.760 So there doesn't seem to be

00:34:50.020 any correlation

00:34:50.740 between knowing they're doing something bad

00:34:52.860 and then stopping it.

00:34:54.860 So why wouldn't they kill them?

00:34:56.220 Because

00:34:58.220 all it would do

00:35:00.160 is make,

00:35:01.020 it would be a little chilling

00:35:02.460 to people talking about it, right?

00:35:05.000 What's it do to me?

00:35:06.860 Let me ask you this.

00:35:07.940 All right, so I talk about

00:35:08.880 stuff

00:35:09.520 in public.

00:35:10.980 I've never really made a big deal

00:35:12.400 out of Taiwan

00:35:13.040 because Taiwan, to me,

00:35:15.460 doesn't seem like a,

00:35:17.080 so much a philosophical

00:35:18.780 right or wrong question.

00:35:20.460 It's just a power question.

00:35:22.360 If Taiwan has the power 0.58

00:35:23.860 to remain free,

00:35:24.760 it will.

00:35:25.060 If China has the power

00:35:27.120 to take it over

00:35:27.860 and decides to use it,

00:35:29.100 it will.

00:35:30.520 At some tremendous cost.

00:35:32.700 But there's not much

00:35:33.460 to say about it.

00:35:35.020 It's just a power play.

00:35:36.820 Whoever has it

00:35:37.660 is going to win.

00:35:39.140 So I don't weigh in

00:35:40.680 too much on that

00:35:41.440 because there's not much

00:35:42.200 to say about it.

00:35:43.640 But suppose I did.

00:35:45.960 Suppose I was the kind

00:35:47.640 of person who talked

00:35:48.540 in public

00:35:48.960 and had some persuasion.

00:35:50.780 I would argue that

00:35:51.940 I do have some

00:35:52.840 persuasive impact

00:35:54.400 on politics.

00:35:55.740 It might be small,

00:35:57.020 but some.

00:35:58.920 How do you think

00:35:59.780 that I would feel

00:36:00.800 if I'd been talking

00:36:02.160 about Taiwan a lot

00:36:03.320 and I saw somebody

00:36:05.740 who also talked

00:36:06.560 about it a lot

00:36:07.120 the same way I did,

00:36:08.120 just get murdered?

00:36:09.460 And maybe it was

00:36:10.400 the Chinese government

00:36:11.280 that did it.

00:36:12.420 How would I feel

00:36:13.400 and would I still

00:36:14.640 talk about Taiwan a lot

00:36:16.140 if I had been inclined

00:36:17.520 to do that

00:36:18.000 in the first place?

00:36:18.600 I don't think I would.

00:36:21.760 You know,

00:36:22.280 maybe I'm a special case

00:36:23.460 because, you know,

00:36:24.580 I'm kind of done.

00:36:26.840 Meaning if I got

00:36:27.980 assassinated tomorrow,

00:36:29.160 I'd be like,

00:36:29.620 eh, I had a good run.

00:36:31.280 Do I really want

00:36:31.840 to be 80?

00:36:33.320 Seriously.

00:36:34.400 Do I want to be 80?

00:36:36.020 I don't know.

00:36:37.080 So I don't have

00:36:38.160 the same risk profile

00:36:39.140 that others do.

00:36:40.320 If it's a clean kill,

00:36:42.280 that's a fine way to go.

00:36:44.340 Right?

00:36:45.060 In fact,

00:36:45.720 I can't think of

00:36:46.260 a better way to go

00:36:47.020 than having China 0.99

00:36:47.960 assassinate me,

00:36:49.240 especially if the news

00:36:50.780 got out.

00:36:52.000 I don't think I could

00:36:52.940 do anything better

00:36:53.580 for the country

00:36:54.140 than get assassinated

00:36:55.240 by the Chinese government

00:36:56.360 for saying things

00:36:57.800 about them.

00:36:58.680 I mean,

00:36:58.860 that'd be a great way

00:36:59.540 to go.

00:37:00.900 Please.

00:37:02.480 Actually,

00:37:03.020 as I think of

00:37:04.700 all the ways

00:37:05.340 that one could die,

00:37:06.480 I can't think

00:37:07.260 of a better one.

00:37:08.840 Can you?

00:37:10.460 Because that would

00:37:11.140 be useful.

00:37:12.220 Usually dying

00:37:12.920 is just dying.

00:37:14.500 You don't usually

00:37:15.640 get to save

00:37:17.060 somebody's life

00:37:17.900 in the act of dying.

00:37:19.340 Some people do.

00:37:20.720 But if you had to die,

00:37:23.220 being assassinated

00:37:24.220 by China

00:37:25.580 would be a pretty

00:37:27.380 noble way to go.

00:37:29.500 And it would give

00:37:30.340 attention to some

00:37:31.140 of the things

00:37:31.420 I care about.

00:37:33.700 So I don't know.

00:37:35.340 I'm going to say

00:37:36.180 that China is capable

00:37:37.460 of doing that.

00:37:38.840 And they're capable

00:37:39.740 of doing it

00:37:40.260 right in front of you.

00:37:40.940 You're painting

00:37:45.040 a target on you.

00:37:46.320 Well,

00:37:47.420 although I don't

00:37:48.120 talk about Taiwan,

00:37:49.160 I do talk about

00:37:50.060 fentanyl and Uyghurs

00:37:51.600 a lot,

00:37:53.280 I don't think

00:37:54.100 there's any chance

00:37:54.840 I'm not on

00:37:55.820 the Chinese Communist

00:37:57.340 Party radar.

00:37:58.780 I mean,

00:37:59.020 I do talk to their,

00:38:00.420 you know,

00:38:00.680 one of their main

00:38:01.400 trolls,

00:38:02.700 Chen.

00:38:03.580 I talk about Chen.

00:38:04.800 He's got a Twitter account.

00:38:05.700 And I interact

00:38:06.920 with him all the time.

00:38:07.800 He's clearly

00:38:08.320 one of the main

00:38:09.000 social media

00:38:10.200 Chinese Party

00:38:11.460 people.

00:38:13.500 He denies it,

00:38:14.520 by the way.

00:38:16.020 But Twitter

00:38:16.800 labels him

00:38:17.760 as a state media

00:38:18.580 person.

00:38:20.420 Put a bounty

00:38:20.980 on my own head.

00:38:23.720 Does Scott

00:38:24.120 have suicidal

00:38:25.020 ideations?

00:38:27.060 Not really.

00:38:28.960 More than

00:38:29.600 anybody else?

00:38:30.880 Probably not.

00:38:31.580 I thought you said

00:38:35.520 you got Chen

00:38:36.080 killed a few

00:38:36.740 months ago.

00:38:38.140 Apparently not.

00:38:39.080 He survived.

00:38:45.920 Oh,

00:38:46.460 he would be fun

00:38:47.100 to interview.

00:38:47.640 Yeah,

00:38:47.840 interviewing Chen

00:38:48.500 would be,

00:38:49.020 that would be a hoot. 0.82

00:38:50.660 All right,

00:38:51.040 so here's the good

00:38:51.680 news.

00:38:52.920 Tell me if any,

00:38:54.000 this is actually

00:38:54.640 reported,

00:38:55.180 most of this

00:38:55.920 in the news.

00:38:58.640 So we've got

00:38:59.080 the pandemic

00:38:59.680 is winding down.

00:39:01.580 Right?

00:39:02.300 And we still

00:39:02.760 have lingering

00:39:03.300 Omicron problems.

00:39:05.420 But I would say

00:39:06.120 that the pandemic

00:39:07.760 problem is

00:39:08.840 over.

00:39:11.040 Do you agree?

00:39:12.740 Pandemic is

00:39:13.520 basically over.

00:39:14.600 It's down to

00:39:15.280 the annoyance level.

00:39:17.220 I would say,

00:39:17.960 and as of today,

00:39:19.320 apparently the

00:39:19.880 supply chain issues

00:39:20.820 are easing.

00:39:22.120 So the supply chain

00:39:23.600 has already

00:39:24.720 maxed out

00:39:25.500 and is improving.

00:39:27.300 Did you know

00:39:27.800 that?

00:39:28.660 How many of you

00:39:29.220 knew that the

00:39:29.720 supply chain problem

00:39:30.640 is improving?

00:39:31.180 The time it

00:39:32.640 takes to ship,

00:39:33.980 actually it's

00:39:34.740 going down.

00:39:36.660 So Adam's law 0.66

00:39:38.180 of slow-moving

00:39:38.820 disasters,

00:39:40.600 lots of people

00:39:41.380 adjusting in lots

00:39:42.540 of different ways,

00:39:43.900 and we've peaked.

00:39:47.040 Inflation

00:39:47.600 may have peaked.

00:39:49.640 It's actually

00:39:50.120 reversing for a lot

00:39:51.140 of key things.

00:39:52.280 Gas is down,

00:39:54.000 wheat is down,

00:39:55.040 some other

00:39:55.440 commodities are down.

00:39:56.700 Not everything.

00:39:57.320 But we're seeing

00:39:58.840 some major changes

00:40:00.620 in inflation.

00:40:01.740 So supply chain

00:40:02.500 is easing.

00:40:03.660 The pandemic's

00:40:04.360 wound down.

00:40:05.220 Inflation is

00:40:05.800 starting to peak

00:40:06.520 and reverse.

00:40:07.600 Nuclear power

00:40:08.360 is rising.

00:40:10.260 Nuclear power

00:40:11.060 is now favored.

00:40:13.320 Gigantic,

00:40:14.280 gigantic,

00:40:16.060 you know,

00:40:16.800 variable for

00:40:17.460 a civilization.

00:40:18.860 And we're

00:40:19.800 absolutely decoupling

00:40:20.960 from China.

00:40:23.100 Right?

00:40:23.780 Now,

00:40:25.440 you say you

00:40:26.180 don't see

00:40:26.520 enough of it,

00:40:27.180 there are not

00:40:27.480 enough companies

00:40:28.460 leaving,

00:40:29.140 but no companies

00:40:29.980 need to leave.

00:40:31.620 You just need

00:40:32.200 to stop going

00:40:32.900 there,

00:40:33.740 and it'll take

00:40:34.320 care of itself

00:40:34.860 over time.

00:40:35.580 That's it.

00:40:36.000 Just stop going

00:40:36.780 there.

00:40:37.360 Stop moving

00:40:38.120 your manufacturing

00:40:38.860 to China.

00:40:39.840 Have you heard

00:40:40.360 of any major

00:40:41.420 manufacturer

00:40:42.860 moving production

00:40:43.940 to China

00:40:44.500 in the last

00:40:45.140 two years?

00:40:47.200 Any?

00:40:48.220 Any major

00:40:49.320 manufacturer

00:40:50.000 move to China

00:40:50.980 in the last

00:40:51.680 two years?

00:40:53.780 I don't think

00:40:54.740 so.

00:40:57.860 You're saying

00:40:58.500 because of

00:40:58.880 the pandemic?

00:40:59.800 But the

00:41:00.500 pandemic in

00:41:01.020 the first

00:41:01.640 place,

00:41:02.000 yes.

00:41:03.000 But how

00:41:03.440 about now?

00:41:06.200 I don't

00:41:06.800 think anybody

00:41:08.520 is moving

00:41:08.900 to China,

00:41:09.480 and we do

00:41:10.040 see some

00:41:10.640 people moving

00:41:11.220 out.

00:41:12.260 So just

00:41:13.380 think about

00:41:13.800 this.

00:41:14.760 And also,

00:41:15.500 as I've

00:41:15.760 said when

00:41:16.280 Trump entered

00:41:17.480 the picture,

00:41:18.380 we are seeing

00:41:19.160 reality in a

00:41:20.100 whole new

00:41:20.420 way,

00:41:21.000 are we not?

00:41:22.720 And I

00:41:23.340 think it's

00:41:23.640 a productive

00:41:24.060 way,

00:41:24.600 because we

00:41:24.960 now understand

00:41:25.680 that the

00:41:26.040 news is

00:41:26.700 completely

00:41:27.180 fake.

00:41:28.460 I'm not

00:41:29.060 sure we

00:41:29.420 knew that

00:41:29.800 before,

00:41:30.380 before Trump.

00:41:31.800 So now

00:41:32.180 that we

00:41:32.420 know that

00:41:32.740 the news

00:41:33.200 is completely

00:41:34.340 a put-up

00:41:35.760 job,

00:41:37.360 that's a

00:41:38.340 completely

00:41:38.620 different view

00:41:39.160 of reality,

00:41:39.700 and of course

00:41:40.040 the simulation

00:41:40.660 is a different

00:41:41.220 view.

00:41:41.960 So we've

00:41:42.300 got the

00:41:42.500 pandemic

00:41:42.900 winding down,

00:41:43.700 supply chain

00:41:44.220 issues easing,

00:41:45.040 inflation reversing,

00:41:46.060 nuclear power

00:41:46.580 rising,

00:41:47.560 decoupling

00:41:47.940 from China,

00:41:48.720 one of the

00:41:49.000 most important

00:41:49.480 things,

00:41:50.460 and our

00:41:51.300 view of reality

00:41:52.320 itself is

00:41:52.820 different.

00:41:53.920 To which I

00:41:54.760 say,

00:41:55.980 we did it.

00:41:59.320 We did it.

00:42:02.540 Do you

00:42:03.060 remember two

00:42:03.500 years ago?

00:42:05.060 It just felt

00:42:05.920 like we were

00:42:07.080 in a deep

00:42:07.600 hole,

00:42:08.000 and the only

00:42:08.380 thing that was

00:42:08.900 coming to save

00:42:09.600 us was shit,

00:42:10.620 and the shit

00:42:12.180 was going down

00:42:12.780 the hole,

00:42:13.240 and every day

00:42:13.660 was worse

00:42:14.120 than every day

00:42:14.620 before,

00:42:15.200 and every

00:42:15.780 fucking thing

00:42:16.420 was going

00:42:16.820 wrong.

00:42:17.620 Do you

00:42:17.780 remember?

00:42:18.860 Do you

00:42:19.300 remember when

00:42:19.760 we thought

00:42:20.100 we would

00:42:20.380 run out

00:42:20.700 of food

00:42:21.080 and toilet

00:42:21.540 paper?

00:42:22.080 We didn't

00:42:22.360 know if

00:42:22.660 the pandemic

00:42:23.220 would wipe

00:42:23.820 us out.

00:42:24.580 We thought

00:42:25.120 we were maybe

00:42:25.580 going into

00:42:26.080 depression,

00:42:26.900 China was 0.98

00:42:27.400 going to

00:42:27.720 dominate us,

00:42:29.020 and we'd

00:42:31.120 run out of

00:42:31.740 energy,

00:42:32.580 and climate

00:42:33.020 change would

00:42:33.540 kill us.

00:42:35.900 It looks

00:42:36.500 like none of

00:42:36.960 that's going

00:42:37.300 to happen.

00:42:38.940 It looks

00:42:39.500 like none of

00:42:39.920 that's going

00:42:40.260 to happen.

00:42:41.400 And I've

00:42:42.060 been trying to

00:42:43.180 help you hold

00:42:44.440 on for the

00:42:45.460 last couple

00:42:46.420 of years,

00:42:47.500 try to convince

00:42:48.340 you that this

00:42:49.460 is something

00:42:50.060 we can work

00:42:50.660 through,

00:42:51.180 the Adam's

00:42:51.800 Law of

00:42:52.080 slow-moving

00:42:52.600 disasters,

00:42:54.020 and sure

00:42:54.620 enough,

00:42:55.880 humans,

00:42:59.220 I just want

00:42:59.860 to give a

00:43:00.360 standing ovation

00:43:01.420 to humans.

00:43:02.640 We're never

00:43:03.380 done,

00:43:04.120 there's always

00:43:04.680 tons of

00:43:05.400 stuff to

00:43:05.720 do.

00:43:07.660 But I

00:43:08.360 think even

00:43:08.860 the over

00:43:12.020 correction of

00:43:13.100 wokeness is

00:43:14.380 probably over.

00:43:16.060 Don't you

00:43:16.440 think the

00:43:16.760 wokeness reached

00:43:17.580 a point of

00:43:18.060 obvious over

00:43:18.700 correction?

00:43:19.660 So that's

00:43:20.140 over, I

00:43:20.540 think.

00:43:21.000 It's

00:43:21.440 reversing.

00:43:22.700 I feel

00:43:23.320 like almost

00:43:24.100 everything is

00:43:24.840 trending

00:43:25.100 positive.

00:43:27.420 You just

00:43:28.060 made Elon's

00:43:28.900 point.

00:43:30.800 I'd need

00:43:31.220 more about

00:43:31.660 that.

00:43:33.580 Yeah.

00:43:34.580 So,

00:43:36.140 people,

00:43:38.220 just take

00:43:38.960 a pause.

00:43:40.280 It's easy

00:43:40.820 to get lost

00:43:41.540 in the

00:43:42.220 minutia of

00:43:42.860 your day,

00:43:43.760 and it's

00:43:44.080 easy to

00:43:44.360 get lost

00:43:44.900 in the

00:43:45.340 torrent of

00:43:45.940 bad news.

00:43:47.300 But just

00:43:47.620 take a step.

00:43:48.620 Just for a

00:43:49.480 moment, just

00:43:49.900 pause, and

00:43:51.580 just think

00:43:52.000 about the

00:43:52.420 fact that

00:43:54.360 civilization

00:43:55.520 just had

00:43:57.660 some of the

00:43:59.360 worst things

00:44:00.300 thrown at it.

00:44:01.900 I mean,

00:44:02.100 these are just

00:44:02.680 some of the

00:44:03.200 worst, worst,

00:44:04.260 worst things

00:44:04.800 that a

00:44:05.280 civilization

00:44:05.640 could deal

00:44:06.240 with.

00:44:07.140 And we

00:44:07.740 figured it

00:44:08.320 out.

00:44:08.600 We figured

00:44:10.480 it out.

00:44:11.320 We did it.

00:44:11.920 Does anybody

00:44:14.620 else on the

00:44:15.180 same page

00:44:15.640 here, I

00:44:15.880 feel like

00:44:16.180 I'm all

00:44:16.460 alone in

00:44:16.880 this.

00:44:17.620 Does anybody

00:44:18.140 else feel

00:44:18.720 like we

00:44:21.080 did it?

00:44:22.480 No?

00:44:23.220 Not feeling

00:44:23.680 it.

00:44:24.260 Now, I

00:44:24.760 will agree

00:44:25.120 that things

00:44:25.540 aren't where

00:44:26.460 they need to

00:44:26.940 be.

00:44:27.360 I'm not

00:44:27.680 making that

00:44:28.120 claim.

00:44:28.940 I'm saying

00:44:29.480 that everything

00:44:30.820 that was going

00:44:31.440 wrong, we

00:44:32.220 stopped.

00:44:34.040 We did.

00:44:35.460 Everything

00:44:35.900 that was going

00:44:36.520 wrong, it

00:44:38.400 looks like we

00:44:38.900 stopped.

00:44:39.220 Now, inflation

00:44:40.900 is a long

00:44:41.560 way to go,

00:44:42.620 and you're

00:44:43.220 afraid of

00:44:43.700 this and

00:44:44.000 that, and

00:44:45.000 food probably

00:44:46.060 will be a

00:44:48.280 bit of an

00:44:48.680 obstacle more.

00:44:50.360 But I feel

00:44:50.820 like we

00:44:51.140 did it.

00:44:52.240 I really

00:44:52.600 do.

00:44:57.740 You know,

00:44:58.300 here's my

00:45:00.000 thing on the

00:45:00.900 border.

00:45:02.300 Until we

00:45:02.940 can resolve

00:45:03.600 the question

00:45:04.280 of how do

00:45:04.740 you deal

00:45:04.960 with the

00:45:05.220 fact that

00:45:05.760 a declining

00:45:06.720 population

00:45:07.400 is bad,

00:45:08.180 but so

00:45:09.620 is bringing

00:45:10.120 in new

00:45:10.480 people.

00:45:11.680 We need

00:45:12.320 to figure

00:45:12.720 that out.

00:45:15.220 Now, I

00:45:15.840 get this.

00:45:16.540 Those are

00:45:16.840 not exactly

00:45:17.400 the same

00:45:18.260 topics, and

00:45:19.520 you want to

00:45:19.920 bring in the

00:45:20.720 most qualified

00:45:21.260 people and

00:45:21.800 all that.

00:45:22.160 Sure, I'm

00:45:23.340 with you on

00:45:23.740 that.

00:45:24.500 But I feel

00:45:25.400 like we're

00:45:25.720 not being

00:45:26.160 consistent as

00:45:27.060 a country.

00:45:29.340 Certainly the

00:45:30.040 conservatives.

00:45:31.120 Conservatives

00:45:31.600 are not

00:45:32.000 consistent.

00:45:33.740 Conservatives

00:45:34.180 know you

00:45:34.560 need more

00:45:34.880 people, and

00:45:36.140 you're not

00:45:36.440 going to get

00:45:36.760 there just

00:45:37.100 by having

00:45:37.420 more babies.

00:45:38.180 I mean, you

00:45:38.500 can encourage

00:45:38.980 it, and

00:45:39.560 that would

00:45:39.780 be fine

00:45:40.180 as well.

00:45:41.280 But you're

00:45:41.900 going to need

00:45:42.140 more people.

00:45:43.480 And there's

00:45:43.980 only one way

00:45:44.480 to do it.

00:45:46.020 Right?

00:45:46.820 Because the

00:45:47.420 normal way of

00:45:48.020 just having

00:45:48.320 more babies

00:45:48.880 is just

00:45:49.260 stop working.

00:45:50.620 So I'm

00:45:51.340 pretty sure

00:45:51.940 we need

00:45:52.280 more people

00:45:52.820 and probably

00:45:53.260 lots of

00:45:53.740 them.

00:45:54.420 Now, that

00:45:54.700 doesn't mean

00:45:55.080 our opening

00:45:56.680 the borders

00:45:57.220 is good.

00:45:58.120 I'm just

00:45:58.640 saying that

00:45:59.000 it may not

00:45:59.440 be as bad

00:45:59.980 as you

00:46:00.220 think in

00:46:02.000 the long

00:46:02.320 run.

00:46:03.020 Short term,

00:46:03.740 yeah, tons

00:46:04.640 of pressure

00:46:05.440 on the

00:46:05.760 system, extra

00:46:06.680 crying.

00:46:07.140 Yeah, all

00:46:08.140 that stuff's

00:46:08.640 real.

00:46:09.460 Every bad

00:46:10.240 thing you say

00:46:10.680 about it is

00:46:11.060 real.

00:46:12.140 But it

00:46:12.560 might be

00:46:12.800 necessary.

00:46:14.340 It might be

00:46:14.700 like going to

00:46:15.220 the dentist.

00:46:15.960 Maybe having

00:46:16.520 more people,

00:46:18.060 especially, I

00:46:19.120 say this all

00:46:19.660 the time, the

00:46:20.640 people who come 0.70

00:46:21.200 here illegally

00:46:22.060 are a special

00:46:24.720 kind of people.

00:46:25.360 and if you

00:46:27.220 don't live

00:46:28.200 among it like

00:46:29.000 I do, like

00:46:29.760 I'm just

00:46:30.600 saturated with

00:46:31.760 recent immigrants

00:46:33.520 all the time.

00:46:35.360 A lot of my

00:46:36.780 day is

00:46:38.020 talking to

00:46:38.580 people who

00:46:39.120 were born in

00:46:39.940 another country.

00:46:41.280 So what I

00:46:42.020 see,

00:46:43.460 now that

00:46:43.760 somebody says

00:46:44.740 my servants.

00:46:48.060 No, no.

00:46:49.600 They're often

00:46:51.220 vendors, business

00:46:52.520 owners, very

00:46:54.020 successful people,

00:46:55.260 own restaurants,

00:46:56.660 all kinds of

00:46:57.180 stuff.

00:46:57.780 Yeah, very, I'm

00:46:58.740 not talking about

00:46:59.500 just the fellow

00:47:01.720 mowing my grass.

00:47:03.060 And by the

00:47:03.420 way, I just

00:47:06.120 have to throw a

00:47:06.740 little fuck you 1.00

00:47:07.360 in your direction

00:47:08.540 for saying that.

00:47:09.200 The guy who

00:47:12.560 came from

00:47:13.940 God knows

00:47:14.460 where and

00:47:15.580 mows my grass,

00:47:17.720 he once

00:47:18.360 asked me

00:47:19.000 if I had

00:47:20.400 a suggestion

00:47:21.900 for where

00:47:23.220 he could get

00:47:23.760 a cheaper

00:47:24.160 apartment.

00:47:24.680 He thought

00:47:24.980 maybe I had

00:47:25.520 some property

00:47:26.600 or something

00:47:27.040 that I could

00:47:27.820 rent.

00:47:28.460 I don't.

00:47:30.400 But he asked

00:47:31.020 me if I knew

00:47:31.760 where he could

00:47:32.080 get cheaper

00:47:32.520 rent because

00:47:33.080 he and his

00:47:33.780 wife, they 1.00

00:47:35.100 had, I guess,

00:47:35.700 a second

00:47:36.060 small child,

00:47:37.420 and they were

00:47:38.080 struggling.

00:47:39.200 So I said I

00:47:39.960 didn't really

00:47:40.300 know where

00:47:40.980 he could do

00:47:41.340 that, but I

00:47:42.300 asked him could

00:47:43.420 he use more

00:47:44.060 business.

00:47:46.020 And he said

00:47:46.880 yeah, you

00:47:47.960 know, because

00:47:48.220 he wasn't

00:47:48.580 working at a

00:47:49.120 capacity.

00:47:49.940 And if he

00:47:50.440 did work at

00:47:50.960 capacity, he

00:47:51.560 could easily

00:47:52.380 hire new

00:47:53.040 people to

00:47:53.600 take on more

00:47:54.340 business.

00:47:55.440 So I said,

00:47:56.240 well, how

00:47:56.500 about I just

00:47:57.160 get you some

00:47:57.740 new customers?

00:47:59.440 And he said,

00:48:01.140 okay.

00:48:02.120 So you know

00:48:02.720 that Nextdoor

00:48:03.400 app that goes

00:48:04.960 to all your

00:48:05.300 neighbors?

00:48:05.960 It turns out

00:48:06.580 that everybody

00:48:07.160 in my neighborhood

00:48:07.820 was looking for

00:48:08.420 a new gardener

00:48:09.040 or just a

00:48:11.780 huge number

00:48:12.280 of people

00:48:12.760 wished they

00:48:14.140 knew the

00:48:14.480 name of

00:48:14.960 somebody who

00:48:15.400 could be

00:48:15.720 recommended as

00:48:16.640 a good

00:48:16.900 gardener.

00:48:17.680 So I

00:48:17.980 send that

00:48:18.340 one message.

00:48:19.860 Just one

00:48:20.400 message.

00:48:21.540 I think he

00:48:22.040 got 15

00:48:23.300 clients.

00:48:25.360 Now that's

00:48:25.620 a lot if

00:48:26.860 you're in that

00:48:27.600 business.

00:48:28.880 He's got two

00:48:29.840 trucks, he's got

00:48:30.680 a crew, he's

00:48:32.280 doing great.

00:48:32.780 Now, when I

00:48:34.720 tell you that

00:48:35.280 the people

00:48:35.720 who come

00:48:36.080 across the

00:48:36.640 border are

00:48:37.280 a special

00:48:37.780 kind of

00:48:38.200 people, you

00:48:40.040 don't know

00:48:40.780 how big a

00:48:42.160 deal that

00:48:42.580 is.

00:48:43.620 They are a

00:48:44.460 special class

00:48:45.320 of people,

00:48:45.940 absolutely,

00:48:46.680 because they're

00:48:47.140 self-selected.

00:48:48.360 They're self-selected

00:48:49.620 to put themselves

00:48:50.520 in an entrepreneurial

00:48:51.700 high-risk

00:48:53.180 situation, and

00:48:54.560 they're people who

00:48:55.200 will do

00:48:55.580 anything to

00:48:56.720 make it work.

00:48:57.920 They will do

00:48:58.540 anything.

00:48:59.540 They will chew

00:49:00.220 through concrete

00:49:00.960 to make this

00:49:02.300 damn thing

00:49:02.780 work.

00:49:03.680 I want more

00:49:04.380 of them, not

00:49:04.800 fewer of them.

00:49:05.560 I want more

00:49:06.080 of them.

00:49:06.780 You give me

00:49:07.200 them all day

00:49:07.860 long.

00:49:08.720 It's a wonderful

00:49:09.660 community.

00:49:11.980 And far and

00:49:13.360 away, and by

00:49:14.000 the way, this

00:49:14.420 would be locally,

00:49:16.900 so where I

00:49:17.460 live, so this

00:49:18.220 doesn't apply to

00:49:18.840 where you live,

00:49:19.980 this is only

00:49:20.560 where I live,

00:49:21.220 right?

00:49:21.780 It's a higher

00:49:22.300 end neighborhood.

00:49:23.380 But the

00:49:23.980 reputation of

00:49:25.200 the Hispanic

00:49:26.680 and recent

00:49:27.940 immigrants is

00:49:28.980 is way better

00:49:29.800 than the

00:49:30.760 reputation of

00:49:31.600 the people

00:49:31.920 born here.

00:49:33.660 Do you know

00:49:34.300 that?

00:49:35.440 Now, I don't

00:49:35.840 know if that's

00:49:36.200 a surprise to

00:49:36.840 you, but do

00:49:37.680 you know in

00:49:38.080 northern California

00:49:39.400 where I am, so

00:49:40.200 we don't have as

00:49:40.720 much of the

00:49:41.200 border-related

00:49:42.460 crime and stuff,

00:49:43.300 so we have a

00:49:43.680 little bit of an

00:49:44.220 advantage of

00:49:44.800 distance.

00:49:45.820 But where we

00:49:46.560 are, it is a

00:49:48.180 well-known fact

00:49:49.200 that the Hispanic

00:49:50.960 working community

00:49:52.040 is the lowest

00:49:53.440 crime, most

00:49:54.800 honest, most

00:49:56.040 hard-working

00:49:56.600 community, period.

00:49:58.980 period.

00:50:01.780 Now, you

00:50:03.500 know, as soon

00:50:03.880 as I said

00:50:04.260 that, I

00:50:04.520 thought, okay,

00:50:05.340 you can think

00:50:05.920 of some other

00:50:06.360 communities that

00:50:07.040 you would put in

00:50:07.420 that category,

00:50:08.120 and I'll give

00:50:08.500 you that.

00:50:09.360 So I don't

00:50:10.460 want to say

00:50:10.760 they're the

00:50:11.060 best of all,

00:50:11.860 but they're

00:50:12.180 among the

00:50:12.540 best.

00:50:13.540 They would

00:50:13.940 be in the

00:50:14.400 top category.

00:50:15.880 You know, if

00:50:16.180 you were going

00:50:16.540 to rank groups

00:50:18.400 of people, which

00:50:19.080 you should never

00:50:19.600 do, don't do

00:50:21.260 that.

00:50:21.880 Don't rank

00:50:22.440 people.

00:50:22.740 But if you

00:50:25.300 did, they

00:50:26.360 would be, you

00:50:26.920 know, top

00:50:27.280 20% with, you

00:50:28.900 know, whoever

00:50:29.320 you think is

00:50:30.200 awesome.

00:50:33.140 Legally and

00:50:33.900 illegally, yes.

00:50:35.680 Yeah.

00:50:36.040 Now, I'm not

00:50:37.020 blind to the

00:50:38.320 fact that we

00:50:38.820 should have only

00:50:39.720 legal immigrants.

00:50:40.940 I'm very strongly

00:50:41.840 in favor of only

00:50:43.000 legal immigrants.

00:50:44.200 We just don't

00:50:44.620 have a system to

00:50:45.380 do that.

00:50:46.380 So I'd like to

00:50:47.200 have a system to

00:50:47.820 do that.

00:50:48.380 So I'm not

00:50:48.980 praising any

00:50:49.740 illegality.

00:50:50.420 I'm just

00:50:51.180 saying if you

00:50:51.660 think it's

00:50:52.040 all bad, it

00:50:55.020 might be just

00:50:55.560 depending where

00:50:55.940 you live.

00:50:56.840 If you live

00:50:57.320 where I did, it

00:50:58.020 just all looks

00:50:58.500 good.

00:51:01.040 I'm being

00:51:01.620 asked, Scott,

00:51:02.860 can you talk

00:51:03.300 about race

00:51:03.960 versus IQ?

00:51:06.580 Do you think

00:51:06.960 I should get

00:51:08.200 on that third

00:51:08.860 rail?

00:51:11.220 There's somebody

00:51:11.820 trying to get me

00:51:12.340 canceled here.

00:51:13.520 Should I talk

00:51:14.060 about race and

00:51:14.900 IQ and just

00:51:15.700 get canceled

00:51:16.200 forever?

00:51:20.420 I'm going

00:51:21.060 to talk

00:51:21.360 about it

00:51:21.640 anyway.

00:51:23.380 Because I

00:51:24.800 have a

00:51:25.300 philosophy that

00:51:25.860 you can talk

00:51:26.320 about anything

00:51:26.860 if you don't

00:51:27.420 do obvious

00:51:28.060 mistakes.

00:51:29.660 So here it

00:51:31.100 goes.

00:51:32.960 Let's say

00:51:33.500 there's a big

00:51:34.000 difference.

00:51:35.060 I don't know.

00:51:36.340 But let's say

00:51:36.780 there is.

00:51:38.100 What are you

00:51:38.600 going to do

00:51:38.880 with it?

00:51:41.240 That's my

00:51:41.800 opinion right

00:51:42.220 there.

00:51:43.000 Let's say

00:51:43.400 there is a

00:51:43.780 difference.

00:51:44.860 I don't know

00:51:45.460 if there is.

00:51:46.840 What are you

00:51:47.220 going to do

00:51:47.480 with it?

00:51:48.980 Nothing.

00:51:50.280 Nothing.

00:51:51.460 It might be

00:51:51.880 interesting.

00:51:53.100 There's just

00:51:53.380 nothing you

00:51:53.800 can do

00:51:54.080 with it.

00:51:55.200 So are you

00:51:55.940 going to say

00:51:56.260 to yourself,

00:51:57.360 oh, I don't

00:51:58.080 know much

00:51:58.480 about this

00:51:59.040 job candidate

00:52:00.740 so I'll

00:52:01.740 just be

00:52:02.920 bigoted

00:52:03.320 against this

00:52:04.000 person because

00:52:04.700 I think

00:52:05.320 they're in

00:52:05.660 some group.

00:52:07.480 Is that

00:52:08.040 good for

00:52:08.380 you?

00:52:09.520 Would it

00:52:09.860 be good for

00:52:10.340 you as an

00:52:11.100 employer to

00:52:11.760 discriminate

00:52:12.260 against somebody

00:52:13.140 because they

00:52:13.900 happen to be

00:52:14.300 in a group

00:52:14.740 that you

00:52:15.200 believe has

00:52:16.400 some kind

00:52:16.800 of general

00:52:17.620 disadvantage?

00:52:18.200 That's not

00:52:19.260 good for

00:52:19.520 you.

00:52:20.740 Why would

00:52:21.140 you do

00:52:21.380 something that's

00:52:21.820 bad for

00:52:22.140 you?

00:52:23.060 What's good

00:52:23.460 for you as

00:52:23.940 an employer

00:52:24.400 is to really

00:52:25.220 dig in and

00:52:26.040 find out if

00:52:26.620 this is the

00:52:27.180 right person.

00:52:28.820 So it

00:52:30.660 doesn't help

00:52:31.200 you in an

00:52:31.620 individual

00:52:32.040 decision,

00:52:32.640 does it?

00:52:33.360 If you're

00:52:33.820 going to

00:52:33.960 marry somebody

00:52:34.680 or fall in

00:52:35.320 love or

00:52:35.740 date, do

00:52:37.620 you care

00:52:38.140 that people

00:52:39.200 who share

00:52:40.080 something in

00:52:40.760 common with

00:52:41.200 them have

00:52:42.280 some other

00:52:42.960 issue that

00:52:44.220 doesn't matter

00:52:44.960 to you

00:52:45.300 because it

00:52:46.320 doesn't

00:52:46.540 matter to

00:52:46.900 your

00:52:47.100 situation.

00:52:48.740 So what

00:52:52.780 if it's

00:52:53.040 true?

00:52:54.760 Does it

00:52:55.320 matter?

00:52:56.140 Now here's

00:52:57.240 a point I

00:52:57.620 like to

00:52:57.940 make that's

00:52:58.360 really going

00:52:58.760 to fuck

00:53:00.440 you up.

00:53:02.780 Let's say

00:53:03.420 you're a

00:53:04.740 white racist,

00:53:06.760 you're a

00:53:07.040 white supremacist

00:53:07.880 and you

00:53:10.500 say to

00:53:10.760 yourself,

00:53:11.400 but white

00:53:12.940 people have

00:53:13.440 been inventing

00:53:14.700 all the

00:53:14.980 good stuff.

00:53:16.100 Therefore,

00:53:17.100 we should

00:53:17.620 only let

00:53:18.040 white people

00:53:18.520 in the

00:53:18.780 country,

00:53:19.780 because white

00:53:20.340 people invented

00:53:21.000 all the good

00:53:21.500 stuff.

00:53:22.540 Right?

00:53:23.020 That's the

00:53:23.400 white supremacist

00:53:24.160 might say

00:53:24.540 that.

00:53:26.080 Here's what

00:53:26.640 I say.

00:53:27.760 What the

00:53:28.360 fuck did

00:53:28.720 you invent?

00:53:30.900 White guy, 0.80

00:53:32.240 white supremacist,

00:53:33.120 what did you

00:53:33.620 invent?

00:53:34.760 Tell me I

00:53:35.480 need more

00:53:35.880 of you.

00:53:37.340 Why do I

00:53:38.080 need more

00:53:38.460 of you?

00:53:39.820 I don't

00:53:40.160 need more

00:53:40.460 of you.

00:53:41.300 I definitely

00:53:41.880 need more

00:53:42.260 smart people,

00:53:43.520 but I don't

00:53:44.100 need you.

00:53:45.140 You didn't

00:53:45.640 do anything

00:53:46.040 for me,

00:53:46.860 except cause

00:53:47.400 trouble.

00:53:49.460 So as soon

00:53:50.180 as you start

00:53:50.800 taking credit

00:53:51.640 for the

00:53:52.680 accomplishments

00:53:53.360 of complete

00:53:54.200 strangers,

00:53:55.220 who just

00:53:55.540 share some

00:53:56.060 genetic

00:53:56.620 commonality,

00:53:57.720 which has

00:53:58.100 nothing to do

00:53:58.680 with you or

00:53:59.180 your work or

00:53:59.880 your smarts or

00:54:00.620 anything,

00:54:01.700 you're in such

00:54:02.920 irrational territory

00:54:04.140 that I can't

00:54:07.300 help you.

00:54:08.480 Now,

00:54:08.880 suppose you

00:54:09.580 wanted to use

00:54:10.480 IQ as a

00:54:11.480 decision-making

00:54:12.180 thing.

00:54:13.340 Well,

00:54:13.740 why don't

00:54:13.980 you do it

00:54:14.340 the smart

00:54:14.760 way?

00:54:17.500 Socioeconomic

00:54:17.940 class.

00:54:19.740 If you

00:54:20.340 forgot about

00:54:20.960 everybody's

00:54:21.600 color and

00:54:22.540 gender and

00:54:23.100 all that,

00:54:23.640 and you

00:54:23.860 just said,

00:54:25.000 all right,

00:54:25.420 did you have

00:54:26.860 enough family

00:54:28.020 resources to

00:54:28.880 get into a

00:54:29.360 good school?

00:54:30.860 And if the

00:54:31.260 answer is

00:54:31.620 yes,

00:54:33.300 probably everybody's

00:54:35.360 about the same.

00:54:36.300 Probably

00:54:36.740 everybody who

00:54:37.440 went to a

00:54:37.840 certain school

00:54:38.360 and got a

00:54:38.860 certain grade

00:54:40.180 point average,

00:54:41.220 pretty similar.

00:54:43.480 So,

00:54:44.600 as soon as

00:54:45.500 you started

00:54:45.840 thinking that

00:54:46.500 way,

00:54:47.960 so there's a

00:54:48.620 little bit of

00:54:49.140 making me think

00:54:50.300 past the sale,

00:54:51.220 which is what

00:54:51.700 made me bristle.

00:54:53.200 When somebody

00:54:53.840 said on here,

00:54:54.640 obviously,

00:54:55.420 somebody's got a,

00:54:56.960 it's a topic

00:54:57.780 for them,

00:54:58.660 when somebody

00:54:59.200 said,

00:54:59.680 talk about race

00:55:00.280 and IQ,

00:55:02.060 I feel as if

00:55:03.500 you were trying

00:55:03.920 to make me

00:55:04.600 think past the

00:55:05.620 sale.

00:55:06.480 What's the

00:55:07.000 sale?

00:55:08.420 The sale is

00:55:09.600 that that would

00:55:10.020 be useful,

00:55:10.960 right?

00:55:12.060 Why would you

00:55:13.080 ask the question

00:55:13.740 unless you

00:55:14.320 thought the

00:55:14.660 answer was

00:55:15.140 useful?

00:55:15.760 And I don't

00:55:16.420 buy the

00:55:16.800 answer.

00:55:17.480 I don't buy

00:55:18.220 the answer

00:55:18.640 that that

00:55:19.020 would be

00:55:19.260 useful.

00:55:20.400 In fact,

00:55:21.060 I think it

00:55:21.420 would be

00:55:21.620 opposite of

00:55:22.280 useful.

00:55:23.380 As long as

00:55:24.120 you can look

00:55:24.600 at individuals,

00:55:26.060 that will

00:55:27.720 always be

00:55:28.260 more useful.

00:55:29.860 It will

00:55:30.140 never be

00:55:30.480 useful to

00:55:30.940 know that

00:55:31.420 they belong

00:55:31.840 to a group

00:55:32.280 that has

00:55:32.520 some kind

00:55:32.820 of average.

00:55:34.340 Now,

00:55:34.540 some of

00:55:36.200 you are

00:55:36.400 saying,

00:55:37.060 but Scott,

00:55:38.560 if we

00:55:39.320 could blame

00:55:39.880 all the

00:55:40.300 problems of

00:55:40.920 a group

00:55:41.400 on low

00:55:42.660 IQ,

00:55:43.760 then we

00:55:44.400 don't have

00:55:45.560 to work

00:55:45.960 on it

00:55:46.240 anymore.

00:55:48.420 We can

00:55:49.040 just say

00:55:49.360 it's your

00:55:49.620 own damn

00:55:49.940 problem,

00:55:50.680 not my

00:55:51.320 problem,

00:55:51.680 right?

00:55:52.440 Oh,

00:55:52.820 well,

00:55:53.040 it must

00:55:53.260 be the

00:55:53.540 IQ.

00:55:54.680 But how

00:55:56.280 does that

00:55:56.560 help?

00:55:58.280 Wouldn't it

00:55:58.800 make more

00:55:59.160 sense to

00:55:59.680 just have

00:56:00.800 policies that

00:56:01.500 help everybody

00:56:02.100 who's in a

00:56:02.580 tough spot?

00:56:04.860 It wouldn't

00:56:05.480 change what

00:56:05.900 you do,

00:56:06.340 would it?

00:56:07.100 You'd still

00:56:07.580 want policies

00:56:08.320 that would

00:56:08.700 help everybody

00:56:09.440 of every

00:56:09.840 color and

00:56:10.400 gender who's

00:56:11.080 in a tough

00:56:11.480 spot,

00:56:12.020 because that's

00:56:12.700 good for

00:56:13.000 everybody.

00:56:14.300 I don't

00:56:14.840 want to live

00:56:15.220 in a country

00:56:15.740 where if I

00:56:16.720 walk out

00:56:17.180 my rich guy

00:56:19.580 door,

00:56:20.660 like everybody's

00:56:21.340 killing each

00:56:21.860 other and

00:56:22.340 raping and

00:56:23.160 living in

00:56:24.440 misery,

00:56:26.100 that's not

00:56:26.860 going to make

00:56:27.120 me happy.

00:56:28.040 So I want

00:56:28.880 the poor

00:56:29.200 people to do

00:56:29.840 well.

00:56:30.080 I can't

00:56:31.740 have a good

00:56:32.400 life without

00:56:32.840 that.

00:56:39.500 All right.

00:56:41.100 Did you

00:56:41.660 buy that?

00:56:45.520 Do you

00:56:46.040 buy that?

00:56:46.980 Do you

00:56:47.260 buy my

00:56:48.220 framing that

00:56:49.220 even if you

00:56:49.860 knew the

00:56:50.220 answer to

00:56:50.680 that, it

00:56:51.520 would be

00:56:52.900 counterproductive?

00:56:54.020 It would be

00:56:54.360 the opposite

00:56:54.960 of useful?

00:56:57.720 Some of you

00:56:58.420 do not.

00:56:58.740 One of my

00:57:02.760 favorite topics

00:57:03.420 is drunk

00:57:04.240 Hunter Biden.

00:57:06.220 Apparently his

00:57:06.880 laptop from

00:57:07.480 hell just

00:57:07.900 keeps providing.

00:57:09.220 I don't know

00:57:09.620 why it's

00:57:09.880 taking so

00:57:10.420 long for

00:57:10.900 all this

00:57:11.200 laptop stuff

00:57:11.960 to come

00:57:12.220 out.

00:57:12.980 How much

00:57:13.920 data did

00:57:14.400 he have

00:57:14.660 on that

00:57:14.940 thing?

00:57:15.900 But now

00:57:16.320 we have

00:57:16.640 some

00:57:16.980 messages

00:57:17.600 that probably

00:57:19.420 when he

00:57:19.760 was drinking

00:57:20.240 and probably

00:57:20.980 related to

00:57:21.780 his family

00:57:22.800 wanting to

00:57:23.300 get him

00:57:23.580 into rehab

00:57:24.100 and he

00:57:25.120 wasn't liking

00:57:25.660 that at all.

00:57:26.320 And while

00:57:27.740 we do

00:57:28.180 have evidence

00:57:28.780 that Hunter

00:57:30.080 Biden refers

00:57:30.760 to his

00:57:31.160 father as

00:57:32.560 the big

00:57:33.000 guy, the

00:57:34.780 so-called

00:57:35.140 big guy,

00:57:36.680 we also

00:57:37.360 know that

00:57:37.680 he had

00:57:37.940 sort of a

00:57:39.960 clever little

00:57:40.500 name for

00:57:41.260 his step-mom,

00:57:43.740 Jill.

00:57:44.920 So where

00:57:45.680 Joe Biden,

00:57:46.260 his father,

00:57:46.700 was the big

00:57:47.360 guy, he

00:57:48.960 would refer

00:57:49.620 to his

00:57:50.480 step-mom as

00:57:51.400 Jill the

00:57:52.080 entitled

00:57:52.500 cunt. 1.00

00:57:52.920 Now, to

00:57:56.000 me, that

00:57:58.100 is inappropriate.

00:58:04.480 It's the

00:58:05.040 same name

00:58:05.420 you have

00:58:05.780 for her.

00:58:06.200 Okay.

00:58:07.120 Now, I'm

00:58:09.800 probably going

00:58:10.280 to get

00:58:10.620 demonetized or

00:58:12.840 something for

00:58:13.320 using the

00:58:13.740 word, but

00:58:14.320 it's funny,

00:58:14.640 the word is

00:58:15.060 in the

00:58:15.340 news.

00:58:16.180 Do you

00:58:16.320 remember

00:58:16.560 when Bill

00:58:17.960 Clinton and

00:58:19.060 Monica Lewinsky

00:58:19.840 did their

00:58:20.340 thing?

00:58:21.360 And the

00:58:22.400 thing I

00:58:22.960 loved best

00:58:23.600 about that

00:58:24.100 era is

00:58:25.720 it made

00:58:26.080 blowjob a 0.99

00:58:27.540 word you

00:58:27.880 could say

00:58:28.200 on television.

00:58:29.900 You could

00:58:30.460 just be in

00:58:30.880 the news

00:58:31.220 and say,

00:58:32.000 yeah, and

00:58:32.700 he got a

00:58:34.160 blowjob in 0.93

00:58:34.900 the White

00:58:35.220 House.

00:58:35.900 And I'm

00:58:36.080 thinking, I

00:58:37.180 feel like

00:58:37.600 this is a

00:58:38.080 big step

00:58:39.000 forward for

00:58:39.640 civilization.

00:58:41.020 We can

00:58:41.360 finally say

00:58:43.160 blowjobs in 0.91

00:58:43.920 public.

00:58:44.660 But maybe

00:58:45.180 Hunter Biden

00:58:46.240 has done

00:58:46.600 that for

00:58:46.920 the C

00:58:47.260 word.

00:58:48.400 Too early

00:58:48.940 to say.

00:58:50.000 Too early

00:58:50.440 to say.

00:58:51.000 I hate

00:58:51.380 that word,

00:58:51.780 actually.

00:58:53.120 Yeah, DW

00:58:53.960 is saying

00:58:54.300 the same

00:58:54.540 thing.

00:58:54.900 I'm a

00:58:55.300 guy, and

00:58:56.620 I hate

00:58:56.920 that word.

00:58:57.500 Does

00:58:57.660 anybody else

00:58:58.080 have the

00:58:58.320 same?

00:58:59.360 I hate

00:59:00.120 it, but

00:59:00.820 privately I

00:59:01.580 use it in

00:59:02.200 joke form all

00:59:03.020 the time.

00:59:04.000 So let me

00:59:05.080 do full

00:59:05.540 disclosure.

00:59:07.000 I hate

00:59:07.560 it in

00:59:08.000 public.

00:59:09.260 I hate

00:59:09.980 it in

00:59:10.260 public.

00:59:10.960 I love

00:59:11.780 it in

00:59:12.120 private.

00:59:14.020 Are you

00:59:14.580 okay with

00:59:14.920 that?

00:59:15.640 Like joke

00:59:16.240 wise, if

00:59:16.860 I'm with

00:59:17.160 somebody who

00:59:17.600 also is on

00:59:18.760 the same

00:59:19.080 wavelength, I

00:59:20.120 love it in

00:59:20.700 private.

00:59:21.060 publicly, I

00:59:22.900 don't want

00:59:23.120 to hear the

00:59:23.380 word.

00:59:24.060 Yeah, I

00:59:24.500 don't want

00:59:24.720 to hear it.

00:59:25.580 It's an

00:59:26.040 ugly word.

00:59:26.840 I don't

00:59:26.940 know.

00:59:27.700 It doesn't

00:59:28.380 even sound

00:59:28.820 good.

00:59:29.980 It's got

00:59:30.240 bad letters

00:59:31.240 in it.

00:59:33.060 All right.

00:59:33.280 did you

00:59:35.580 see the

00:59:35.960 so on the

00:59:36.920 same day

00:59:37.440 apparently Joe

00:59:38.160 Biden read

00:59:39.320 on the

00:59:39.660 teleprompter

00:59:40.320 the notes

00:59:42.320 to himself

00:59:43.040 read last

00:59:44.300 sentence again

00:59:45.040 and he got

00:59:46.100 to the last

00:59:46.660 sentence and

00:59:47.180 he said read

00:59:48.120 last sentence

00:59:48.820 again and

00:59:49.380 when he

00:59:49.600 realized what

00:59:50.080 he'd done

00:59:50.480 he tried to

00:59:51.420 sell it as

00:59:51.980 like he

00:59:52.320 meant it or

00:59:52.980 something and

00:59:54.060 it was very

00:59:54.580 embarrassing and

00:59:55.900 then we get

00:59:56.300 to Vice

00:59:57.600 President Harris

00:59:58.420 who was in

00:59:59.580 also being

01:00:00.520 accused of

01:00:01.120 word salad.

01:00:01.720 So here's

01:00:03.700 what she

01:00:06.900 said when

01:00:07.500 talking to

01:00:08.360 somebody in

01:00:08.960 an interview.

01:00:09.920 She said

01:00:10.400 no that's

01:00:11.100 right and

01:00:13.220 that's why I

01:00:13.740 do believe

01:00:14.240 that we're

01:00:14.700 living sadly

01:00:15.440 in real

01:00:15.920 unsettled

01:00:16.460 times.

01:00:17.920 And I'm

01:00:18.500 thinking

01:00:18.780 everything she

01:00:19.600 says has

01:00:21.720 no real

01:00:22.160 meaning does

01:00:22.760 it?

01:00:23.980 We're living

01:00:24.660 in unsettled

01:00:25.440 times compared

01:00:28.700 to

01:00:29.640 compared to

01:00:31.860 those times

01:00:33.040 when everything

01:00:33.680 was settled.

01:00:35.900 Do you

01:00:36.220 remember that

01:00:36.820 time?

01:00:37.500 Can somebody

01:00:37.980 give me a

01:00:38.560 date for

01:00:39.160 that?

01:00:40.380 What was

01:00:41.000 the year

01:00:41.320 everything was

01:00:41.900 settled until

01:00:42.920 now?

01:00:43.960 I mean the

01:00:44.680 things she

01:00:45.080 says not

01:00:45.900 only are

01:00:46.500 generic they're

01:00:48.060 not even

01:00:48.500 true.

01:00:50.000 It'd be one

01:00:50.760 thing to say

01:00:51.260 generic things

01:00:52.080 but to say

01:00:53.120 something generic

01:00:53.900 that's clearly

01:00:55.020 meaningless as

01:00:56.100 well yes it's

01:00:59.320 unsettled

01:00:59.820 times.

01:01:00.720 Look at all

01:01:01.180 that unsettled

01:01:01.840 ness.

01:01:04.280 But here's

01:01:05.260 the thing

01:01:05.700 although Joe

01:01:07.960 Biden does

01:01:08.660 you're making

01:01:09.820 a mistake

01:01:10.560 now and

01:01:10.960 then are

01:01:13.100 you not

01:01:13.580 glad that

01:01:14.520 finally we

01:01:16.240 have a

01:01:16.660 president that

01:01:18.140 the other

01:01:18.660 world leaders

01:01:19.420 do not

01:01:20.100 laugh about

01:01:20.720 behind his

01:01:21.280 back?

01:01:21.640 well that's

01:01:29.140 true right?

01:01:30.800 I can't

01:01:31.700 believe anybody

01:01:32.180 would say

01:01:32.520 anything bad

01:01:32.980 about Joe

01:01:33.460 Biden behind

01:01:34.060 his back.

01:01:39.360 Now have

01:01:41.060 we gotten

01:01:41.380 to the point

01:01:41.840 where everybody

01:01:42.840 can say that

01:01:44.700 Biden was a

01:01:45.420 mistake?

01:01:46.980 I don't think

01:01:47.820 we are.

01:01:48.120 I think if

01:01:49.120 you talk to

01:01:49.680 Democrats

01:01:50.220 especially if

01:01:51.720 anybody was

01:01:52.300 watching they'd

01:01:53.740 say yeah we

01:01:54.340 got what we

01:01:54.860 wanted because

01:01:55.380 at least he

01:01:55.800 wasn't Trump.

01:01:57.380 But here's

01:01:58.200 where I say

01:01:58.700 yeah you're

01:01:59.520 ahead of me

01:01:59.840 James.

01:02:00.740 Really?

01:02:02.440 Yeah that's

01:02:03.240 the only thing

01:02:03.620 you do.

01:02:04.280 Yeah you know

01:02:04.800 I'll give you

01:02:06.340 that Joe

01:02:07.000 Biden is not

01:02:07.580 performing as

01:02:08.640 well as we'd

01:02:09.280 hoped especially

01:02:10.640 the progressives

01:02:11.400 hoped for more

01:02:12.960 but you know

01:02:13.880 overall I'd say

01:02:14.840 we did a

01:02:15.620 pretty good job

01:02:16.440 and he's not

01:02:17.880 Trump so yeah

01:02:19.060 I'm pretty happy

01:02:19.900 that we got

01:02:20.820 Joe Biden.

01:02:22.800 Really?

01:02:24.360 Really?

01:02:26.420 Really?

01:02:29.820 All right.

01:02:33.280 So you've

01:02:34.500 probably already

01:02:34.960 heard this story

01:02:35.580 but the border

01:02:36.300 patrol agents

01:02:37.080 who were accused

01:02:37.660 of whipping the

01:02:38.560 migrants coming 1.00

01:02:39.260 across turns out

01:02:40.600 they weren't doing

01:02:41.160 anything like that.

01:02:42.500 100% false.

01:02:44.120 There was no

01:02:44.700 whipping whatsoever.

01:02:46.440 But because

01:02:47.700 the Democrats

01:02:48.540 leadership are

01:02:50.580 fucking awful

01:02:52.220 people

01:02:52.760 certainly not

01:02:55.300 American in any 0.79

01:02:56.600 sense that I would

01:02:57.320 like to enjoy

01:02:57.920 that term

01:02:58.480 and are hunting

01:03:00.860 Republicans

01:03:02.020 this is more

01:03:03.360 the hunting

01:03:03.800 Republicans

01:03:04.300 they decided

01:03:05.360 that even

01:03:05.780 though the

01:03:06.240 charges against

01:03:07.020 these border

01:03:07.780 patrol people

01:03:08.520 who are just

01:03:09.420 trying to do

01:03:10.040 their job

01:03:10.620 and protect

01:03:11.620 the country

01:03:12.220 that even

01:03:13.260 though the

01:03:13.680 charges against

01:03:14.360 them were

01:03:14.680 100% false

01:03:15.920 100% false

01:03:17.860 and nobody

01:03:18.500 disagrees

01:03:19.160 right there's

01:03:20.300 nobody who

01:03:20.780 says yes

01:03:21.200 they were

01:03:21.480 really true

01:03:21.980 after all

01:03:22.420 nobody

01:03:23.240 disagrees

01:03:23.880 the charges

01:03:24.780 were 100%

01:03:25.800 false

01:03:26.140 so what

01:03:26.760 did they do

01:03:27.220 release them

01:03:28.460 and apologize

01:03:29.020 finally

01:03:31.120 I'm glad

01:03:32.880 I'm glad we

01:03:33.060 live in a

01:03:33.420 country where

01:03:33.900 you can

01:03:34.140 just drop

01:03:34.720 all the

01:03:35.180 accusations

01:03:35.660 and the

01:03:36.100 charges

01:03:36.440 say you're

01:03:37.580 sorry

01:03:37.940 apologize

01:03:39.060 and let

01:03:39.800 these people

01:03:40.280 get back

01:03:40.720 to work

01:03:41.140 oh no

01:03:42.020 that didn't

01:03:42.460 happen

01:03:42.860 no that

01:03:43.860 didn't

01:03:44.100 happen

01:03:44.440 now instead

01:03:45.820 they decided

01:03:47.060 to fuck

01:03:47.760 these guys

01:03:48.420 by coming

01:03:48.980 up with

01:03:49.340 some more

01:03:49.720 bullshit

01:03:50.220 to charge

01:03:51.180 them with

01:03:51.540 bad language

01:03:52.700 and threats

01:03:53.240 of force

01:03:53.740 do you know

01:03:54.320 what bad

01:03:54.780 language

01:03:55.160 and threats

01:03:55.680 of force

01:03:56.140 are called

01:03:56.580 if you're

01:03:56.920 a border

01:03:57.260 patrol person

01:03:58.220 trying to

01:03:58.960 stop people

01:03:59.520 literally trying

01:04:00.480 to come across

01:04:01.080 the border

01:04:01.440 right there

01:04:01.940 in front of

01:04:02.380 you

01:04:02.480 do you know

01:04:03.100 what it's

01:04:03.380 called

01:04:03.660 when you use

01:04:04.780 threat of force

01:04:06.680 and derogatory

01:04:07.660 language

01:04:08.200 it's called

01:04:09.220 doing your

01:04:09.880 fucking job

01:04:10.980 that we paid

01:04:11.620 you to do

01:04:12.100 thank you

01:04:12.640 very much

01:04:13.340 and for the

01:04:14.200 Biden administration

01:04:14.960 to decide

01:04:16.200 that they're

01:04:16.580 going to make

01:04:16.960 examples of

01:04:17.860 these people

01:04:18.340 because the

01:04:19.220 Biden administration

01:04:20.180 was wrong

01:04:20.880 they are being

01:04:22.060 punished for

01:04:22.820 Biden's

01:04:23.580 fucking mistake

01:04:24.640 you're punishing

01:04:25.880 people who are

01:04:26.680 less powerful

01:04:27.460 than you

01:04:27.960 for your

01:04:28.820 mistake

01:04:29.220 you're doing

01:04:29.860 it right in

01:04:30.420 front of the

01:04:30.980 fucking public

01:04:31.820 and getting

01:04:34.180 away with it

01:04:35.100 and getting

01:04:36.100 away with it

01:04:37.220 our outrage

01:04:40.220 is just

01:04:40.760 broken

01:04:41.120 it seems

01:04:43.140 to me

01:04:43.420 there would

01:04:43.740 have been

01:04:43.940 a time

01:04:44.460 when we

01:04:45.440 would have

01:04:45.740 been

01:04:45.920 collectively

01:04:46.520 outraged

01:04:47.160 about this

01:04:47.660 enough

01:04:48.140 that something

01:04:49.300 would happen

01:04:49.900 but now

01:04:50.700 we're outraged

01:04:51.540 about so many

01:04:52.220 things

01:04:52.700 that we're

01:04:53.740 just blinded

01:04:55.000 to outrage

01:04:55.440 I'm not

01:04:56.280 going to work

01:04:57.240 on it

01:04:57.540 after today

01:04:58.200 I'm really

01:05:00.500 upset by this

01:05:02.080 I think this

01:05:03.220 is a clear

01:05:03.900 injustice

01:05:04.440 it's clearly

01:05:05.660 not what it

01:05:06.520 means to be

01:05:07.060 an American

01:05:07.520 that's my

01:05:09.240 problem

01:05:09.560 with it

01:05:10.080 forget about

01:05:10.860 the fucking

01:05:11.380 law

01:05:11.780 forget about

01:05:12.880 the politics

01:05:13.680 forget about

01:05:15.540 all the

01:05:16.120 drama

01:05:17.260 who said

01:05:18.480 what

01:05:18.840 who said

01:05:19.600 what

01:05:19.880 forget about

01:05:20.740 all of that

01:05:21.440 these border

01:05:23.320 patrol agents

01:05:24.500 are Americans

01:05:26.880 doing an

01:05:28.560 American thing

01:05:29.440 for Americans

01:05:31.300 to protect

01:05:32.600 Americans

01:05:33.160 and if you're

01:05:34.640 attacking them

01:05:35.280 I'm not too

01:05:37.000 happy about

01:05:37.440 that

01:05:37.860 because you're

01:05:38.860 not on my

01:05:39.340 side

01:05:39.700 because you

01:05:40.440 know who's

01:05:40.700 on my

01:05:41.040 side

01:05:41.320 the border

01:05:41.840 agents

01:05:42.240 the border

01:05:43.300 agents

01:05:43.660 are on my

01:05:44.120 side

01:05:44.420 so if you're

01:05:45.460 against them

01:05:46.040 I'm not on

01:05:46.960 your side

01:05:47.300 anymore

01:05:47.620 so if you

01:05:49.920 want a

01:05:50.280 fucking

01:05:50.620 insurrection

01:05:51.260 just attack

01:05:52.580 Americans

01:05:53.120 just keep

01:05:53.940 it up

01:05:54.300 if you keep

01:05:55.440 attacking

01:05:55.880 American

01:05:56.560 citizens

01:05:57.060 for no

01:05:57.580 fucking

01:05:58.000 reason

01:05:58.380 then we're

01:05:59.160 going to

01:05:59.360 have an

01:05:59.640 insurrection

01:06:00.100 and this

01:06:01.420 time

01:06:01.700 we're not

01:06:02.580 going to

01:06:02.900 leave the

01:06:03.200 weapons

01:06:03.540 home

01:06:03.860 let me put

01:06:05.680 it out

01:06:05.920 there

01:06:06.100 if you

01:06:06.640 keep

01:06:07.020 attacking

01:06:07.580 American

01:06:08.120 citizens

01:06:08.640 right in

01:06:09.100 front of

01:06:09.500 us

01:06:09.720 right in

01:06:10.540 front of

01:06:10.860 us

01:06:11.100 you're not

01:06:11.820 even

01:06:12.020 fucking

01:06:12.500 hiding

01:06:12.860 it

01:06:13.120 we're

01:06:13.720 going to

01:06:13.960 bring

01:06:14.140 the

01:06:14.300 weapons

01:06:14.620 next

01:06:14.960 time

01:06:15.260 now

01:06:17.140 we're

01:06:17.340 not

01:06:17.500 anywhere

01:06:17.680 close

01:06:18.060 to that

01:06:18.460 and I

01:06:18.700 don't

01:06:18.840 recommend

01:06:19.240 it

01:06:19.500 don't

01:06:19.920 do

01:06:20.040 anything

01:06:20.260 violent

01:06:20.640 but

01:06:21.900 this

01:06:23.200 is

01:06:23.380 not

01:06:23.660 cool

01:06:24.080 this

01:06:25.580 is

01:06:25.760 the

01:06:25.920 stuff

01:06:26.260 that

01:06:27.420 creates

01:06:27.860 violence

01:06:28.440 if

01:06:29.340 you

01:06:29.560 accuse

01:06:30.340 somebody

01:06:30.900 of a

01:06:31.200 crime

01:06:31.540 and

01:06:31.920 you're

01:06:32.180 wrong

01:06:32.580 and

01:06:33.200 then

01:06:33.360 you

01:06:33.540 find

01:06:34.900 a

01:06:35.080 reason

01:06:35.320 to

01:06:35.720 prosecute

01:06:36.720 them

01:06:36.860 anyway

01:06:37.160 right

01:06:38.020 in

01:06:38.200 front

01:06:38.380 of

01:06:38.540 us

01:06:38.760 right

01:06:39.620 in

01:06:39.820 front

01:06:40.020 of

01:06:40.180 us

01:06:40.440 do

01:06:41.500 you

01:06:41.660 feel

01:06:41.900 insulted

01:06:42.420 that

01:06:42.780 they're

01:06:42.960 doing

01:06:43.160 it

01:06:43.300 right

01:06:43.480 in

01:06:43.600 front

01:06:43.740 of

01:06:43.860 you

01:06:44.000 because

01:06:44.240 they

01:06:44.360 don't

01:06:44.500 respect

01:06:44.920 you

01:06:45.260 the

01:06:46.660 the

01:06:46.680 Biden

01:06:46.880 administration

01:06:47.380 does

01:06:47.700 not

01:06:47.940 respect

01:06:48.360 you

01:06:48.600 because

01:06:49.580 they're

01:06:49.720 doing

01:06:49.900 it

01:06:50.020 right

01:06:50.240 in

01:06:50.360 front

01:06:50.500 of

01:06:50.600 you

01:06:50.720 they

01:06:51.180 don't

01:06:51.380 think

01:06:51.640 you

01:06:51.760 have

01:06:51.920 any

01:06:52.120 power

01:06:52.420 they

01:06:53.120 don't

01:06:53.280 think

01:06:53.480 your

01:06:53.620 opinion

01:06:53.920 is

01:06:54.100 going

01:06:54.200 to

01:06:54.280 matter

01:06:54.520 they

01:06:55.140 don't

01:06:55.280 think

01:06:55.480 it's

01:06:55.660 going

01:06:55.780 to

01:06:55.860 affect

01:06:56.100 them

01:06:56.480 fuck

01:06:59.240 them

01:06:59.540 yeah

01:07:02.560 fuck

01:07:02.960 them

01:07:03.180 but

01:07:06.100 don't

01:07:06.300 do

01:07:06.680 anything

01:07:06.920 violent

01:07:07.320 I'm

01:07:07.900 just

01:07:08.040 saying

01:07:08.280 that

01:07:08.500 this

01:07:08.720 is

01:07:08.860 the

01:07:09.000 sort

01:07:09.160 of

01:07:09.260 thing

01:07:09.420 that

01:07:09.580 can

01:07:09.760 lead

01:07:10.040 to

01:07:10.200 something

01:07:10.500 violent

01:07:10.960 so

01:07:11.500 the

01:07:12.080 Biden

01:07:12.280 administration

01:07:12.780 doesn't

01:07:13.180 want

01:07:13.380 that

01:07:13.620 neither

01:07:14.020 do

01:07:14.280 I

01:07:14.540 so

01:07:15.500 nobody

01:07:15.860 do

01:07:16.040 anything

01:07:16.300 violent

01:07:16.740 all right

01:07:17.880 and if

01:07:20.180 I never

01:07:20.460 see you

01:07:20.780 again

01:07:21.000 that's

01:07:21.280 probably

01:07:21.680 why

01:07:22.000 so

01:07:23.700 how many

01:07:25.040 of you

01:07:25.400 are aware

01:07:25.980 of the

01:07:26.280 little

01:07:26.460 dust

01:07:26.920 up

01:07:27.120 I

01:07:27.280 had

01:07:27.540 with

01:07:27.820 the

01:07:28.360 internet

01:07:28.780 in the

01:07:29.680 world

01:07:29.980 talking

01:07:30.600 about

01:07:30.900 the

01:07:31.160 options

01:07:31.620 that

01:07:31.900 anybody

01:07:32.180 would

01:07:32.380 have

01:07:32.560 for

01:07:32.720 a

01:07:33.020 troubled

01:07:33.540 teen

01:07:34.280 a male

01:07:34.760 teen

01:07:35.040 in particular

01:07:35.720 and I

01:07:36.840 said

01:07:37.040 basically

01:07:37.420 there's

01:07:37.900 no

01:07:38.060 options

01:07:38.540 there's

01:07:39.400 nothing

01:07:39.620 you

01:07:39.800 can

01:07:39.920 do

01:07:40.140 that's

01:07:41.160 the

01:07:41.320 short

01:07:41.560 version

01:07:41.860 of it

01:07:42.180 a lot

01:07:44.300 of people

01:07:44.560 pushed

01:07:44.800 back

01:07:45.120 and said

01:07:45.880 that

01:07:46.120 good

01:07:46.560 parenting

01:07:47.000 would

01:07:47.360 make

01:07:47.540 the

01:07:47.680 difference

01:07:47.980 etc

01:07:48.260 but

01:07:49.100 the

01:07:49.620 LA

01:07:49.880 Times

01:07:50.360 interestingly

01:07:51.260 and by

01:07:52.300 the way

01:07:52.480 the LA

01:07:52.820 Times

01:07:53.060 is a

01:07:53.800 client

01:07:54.140 newspaper

01:07:54.600 they run

01:07:55.180 Billbert

01:07:55.540 so I

01:07:56.420 have a

01:07:56.700 client

01:07:57.200 relationship

01:07:57.980 with them

01:07:58.400 but

01:07:59.440 they

01:08:00.200 typically

01:08:00.620 have been

01:08:01.180 a little

01:08:01.720 bit

01:08:02.040 derogatory

01:08:02.820 toward me

01:08:03.380 so they've

01:08:05.480 run some

01:08:05.800 articles that

01:08:06.380 were less

01:08:07.040 than flattering

01:08:07.620 let's say

01:08:08.100 in the past

01:08:08.760 but this

01:08:10.080 one actually

01:08:10.800 although they

01:08:13.320 showed both

01:08:13.920 sides

01:08:14.400 and you know

01:08:14.960 I don't like

01:08:15.400 the other

01:08:15.720 side of it

01:08:16.200 but they

01:08:16.820 showed both

01:08:17.200 sides

01:08:17.620 that's all

01:08:18.420 I ask

01:08:18.900 so I'm

01:08:20.020 good with

01:08:20.340 that

01:08:20.560 and I

01:08:21.620 think that

01:08:22.040 they actually

01:08:22.700 did what

01:08:24.400 I needed

01:08:24.820 done

01:08:25.200 did what

01:08:28.120 I needed

01:08:28.440 done

01:08:28.800 now if

01:08:30.100 you've

01:08:30.320 watched me

01:08:30.900 operate for

01:08:31.820 the last

01:08:32.060 several years

01:08:32.600 you know

01:08:33.760 that I do

01:08:34.180 pick topics

01:08:34.880 that I think

01:08:35.380 I can

01:08:35.720 influence

01:08:36.360 and that I

01:08:38.140 try to

01:08:38.500 you know

01:08:39.200 for the good

01:08:39.700 and I think

01:08:40.880 this is a topic

01:08:41.600 that I

01:08:42.040 that I really

01:08:42.920 really felt

01:08:43.640 I needed

01:08:44.000 to influence

01:08:44.620 because I

01:08:45.080 had some

01:08:45.360 special

01:08:45.800 knowledge

01:08:46.420 about it

01:08:46.820 unfortunately

01:08:47.320 and it's

01:08:48.460 too important

01:08:49.100 and it is

01:08:50.500 if we can't

01:08:51.420 if we can't

01:08:52.020 lose the myth

01:08:53.080 of parenting

01:08:54.240 being the

01:08:55.640 you know

01:08:56.420 the thing

01:08:57.020 that fixes

01:08:57.440 everything

01:08:57.800 if we can't

01:08:58.900 lose that myth

01:08:59.580 we'll never

01:08:59.960 fix anything

01:09:00.580 and so

01:09:02.440 I've said

01:09:03.100 that you

01:09:03.540 have to

01:09:03.820 think about

01:09:04.260 your reality

01:09:04.860 very differently

01:09:05.620 to get

01:09:06.260 solutions now

01:09:07.100 you have to

01:09:08.400 think of

01:09:08.760 reality

01:09:09.380 differently

01:09:10.000 and our

01:09:10.900 reality is

01:09:11.640 that free

01:09:12.240 will has

01:09:12.660 always been

01:09:13.080 an illusion

01:09:13.540 it's an

01:09:15.600 illusion

01:09:15.860 your genetic

01:09:18.020 makeup

01:09:18.520 plus

01:09:18.980 whatever

01:09:19.380 forces

01:09:19.980 you experience

01:09:21.040 are just

01:09:21.600 going to

01:09:21.920 cause you

01:09:22.420 to do

01:09:22.700 what you

01:09:22.960 do

01:09:23.240 and to

01:09:24.780 imagine

01:09:25.180 the superstition

01:09:26.180 that a little

01:09:26.840 bit of extra

01:09:27.480 parenting technique

01:09:28.520 would make

01:09:28.980 the difference

01:09:29.480 you have to

01:09:30.760 lose that

01:09:31.140 illusion

01:09:31.480 and we

01:09:31.780 can't do

01:09:32.100 anything

01:09:32.360 and the

01:09:34.180 LA Times

01:09:34.700 helped me

01:09:35.400 promote

01:09:36.020 that idea

01:09:36.960 by talking

01:09:37.920 about the

01:09:38.220 story

01:09:38.440 and some

01:09:39.280 other

01:09:39.520 publications

01:09:40.100 I think

01:09:40.520 Yahoo News

01:09:41.360 and some

01:09:41.800 others

01:09:42.000 and

01:09:42.920 Sam Harris

01:09:45.000 agrees

01:09:45.320 she said

01:09:45.720 I imagine

01:09:47.100 he would

01:09:47.400 by the way

01:09:48.200 everybody's

01:09:48.640 smart agrees

01:09:49.200 this is one

01:09:52.240 of those

01:09:52.480 topics

01:09:52.900 where 100%

01:09:54.100 of the people

01:09:54.640 above a certain

01:09:55.540 level of education

01:09:56.500 agree with me

01:09:57.260 and it's education

01:09:59.280 not intelligence

01:09:59.980 in this case

01:10:00.700 you'd have to have

01:10:01.800 a certain

01:10:02.460 exposure

01:10:03.040 to a certain

01:10:03.680 kind of material

01:10:04.460 so just being

01:10:05.800 smart wouldn't

01:10:06.400 get you there

01:10:06.940 all right

01:10:10.000 so I would say

01:10:16.240 that I had

01:10:16.900 a really good

01:10:17.460 week

01:10:17.840 now I've

01:10:19.360 talked about

01:10:19.740 this before

01:10:20.340 I feel like

01:10:23.060 I could be a

01:10:23.620 valuable asset

01:10:24.400 to civilization

01:10:26.940 mostly America

01:10:28.220 by being able

01:10:29.740 to take risks

01:10:30.600 that other people

01:10:31.300 can't take

01:10:31.920 you know

01:10:33.040 I can go

01:10:33.740 into the

01:10:34.220 radioactive

01:10:34.800 place

01:10:35.480 and you know

01:10:36.320 turn off

01:10:36.820 the reactor

01:10:38.100 because I don't

01:10:39.140 care about

01:10:39.500 the radioactivity

01:10:40.360 but you might

01:10:41.220 you know

01:10:42.240 it reached a

01:10:42.920 certain level

01:10:43.360 and I've got

01:10:43.800 a few money

01:10:44.340 so I can

01:10:45.060 just do

01:10:45.360 some things

01:10:45.760 so I knew

01:10:47.000 that this

01:10:47.380 was going

01:10:47.700 to be

01:10:48.100 like bruising

01:10:50.280 I knew

01:10:50.860 that when I

01:10:51.260 entered this

01:10:51.720 argument

01:10:52.060 about you know

01:10:53.240 genetics

01:10:53.820 versus parenting

01:10:54.660 I knew

01:10:55.640 I was going

01:10:56.140 to get

01:10:56.360 chewed up

01:10:56.960 you knew

01:10:58.340 that too

01:10:58.700 right

01:10:58.940 I mean

01:10:59.480 it wasn't

01:10:59.760 a surprise

01:11:00.340 but I thought

01:11:01.840 I needed

01:11:02.240 to get

01:11:02.580 chewed up

01:11:03.000 on this

01:11:03.300 one

01:11:03.500 because the

01:11:04.440 process of

01:11:05.000 getting chewed

01:11:05.480 up is what

01:11:05.980 attracts your

01:11:06.720 attention

01:11:07.080 if people were

01:11:08.380 not chewing

01:11:08.880 me up

01:11:09.240 you wouldn't

01:11:09.540 have noticed

01:11:10.000 it just

01:11:10.560 would have

01:11:10.860 been an

01:11:11.140 opinion

01:11:11.420 it would

01:11:11.740 have come

01:11:11.980 in and

01:11:12.200 gone

01:11:12.400 but it

01:11:13.820 was the

01:11:14.140 fight

01:11:14.540 that brought

01:11:16.900 the energy

01:11:17.400 and I think

01:11:19.120 I've told

01:11:19.440 you I'm

01:11:19.820 an energy

01:11:20.380 monster

01:11:20.780 so

01:11:23.340 in the

01:11:25.880 process of

01:11:26.520 my critics

01:11:27.260 trying to

01:11:28.460 demolish me

01:11:30.300 they brought

01:11:31.600 me energy

01:11:32.160 instead

01:11:32.660 and when

01:11:34.060 they brought

01:11:34.420 me all

01:11:34.680 that energy

01:11:35.120 to try

01:11:35.580 to destroy

01:11:36.160 me

01:11:36.460 it became

01:11:37.700 a news

01:11:38.080 item

01:11:38.360 exactly as

01:11:39.680 I hoped

01:11:40.020 it would

01:11:40.340 and then

01:11:41.420 when it

01:11:41.680 became a

01:11:42.020 news item

01:11:42.500 the news

01:11:43.740 showed my

01:11:44.340 opinion

01:11:44.740 and you

01:11:45.640 know

01:11:45.800 it

01:11:46.100 got

01:11:47.500 much more

01:11:48.220 play

01:11:48.480 and so

01:11:49.600 I had a

01:11:50.000 really good

01:11:50.320 day

01:11:50.580 persuasion

01:11:51.100 wise

01:11:51.400 or a

01:11:51.720 week

01:11:51.940 so

01:11:52.840 it was

01:11:53.180 all

01:11:53.320 trouble

01:11:53.700 but it's

01:11:54.520 trouble I

01:11:54.920 can handle

01:11:55.340 it's nothing

01:11:55.780 outside my

01:11:56.760 comfort zone

01:11:58.680 alright

01:12:01.000 that

01:12:02.080 ladies and 0.98

01:12:02.800 gentlemen

01:12:03.060 is probably

01:12:04.700 everything I

01:12:05.300 wanted to

01:12:05.600 talk about

01:12:06.040 yes

01:12:06.940 yes it is

01:12:07.740 yes it is

01:12:09.520 alright

01:12:13.360 so there

01:12:14.060 are some

01:12:14.300 people

01:12:14.640 let me

01:12:15.560 get to this

01:12:16.260 point

01:12:16.440 I don't

01:12:18.280 know what

01:12:18.680 it was

01:12:19.180 about the

01:12:20.020 parenting

01:12:20.420 question

01:12:20.920 that turned

01:12:21.820 people into

01:12:22.540 binaries

01:12:23.280 but the

01:12:24.560 binaries

01:12:25.100 you can't

01:12:25.640 have an

01:12:25.900 argument

01:12:26.160 with

01:12:26.560 and the

01:12:27.540 binary

01:12:27.860 would be

01:12:28.580 parenting

01:12:29.560 is all

01:12:30.020 the

01:12:30.180 difference

01:12:30.600 or parenting

01:12:32.580 doesn't make

01:12:33.200 any difference

01:12:33.860 is there

01:12:34.560 anybody who

01:12:35.120 thinks that

01:12:35.880 my opinion

01:12:36.440 is that

01:12:36.940 parenting

01:12:37.280 doesn't make

01:12:37.940 any difference

01:12:38.960 because you

01:12:41.320 think I

01:12:41.680 actually said

01:12:42.180 that right

01:12:42.580 no I

01:12:44.880 did not

01:12:45.380 no I

01:12:48.200 didn't say

01:12:48.540 it clearly

01:12:48.940 enough but

01:12:49.540 let me say

01:12:49.920 it clearly

01:12:50.320 now depending

01:12:52.160 on the

01:12:52.480 person

01:12:52.860 so if

01:12:55.560 you looked

01:12:56.400 at all

01:12:56.700 the young

01:12:57.800 men

01:12:58.120 I'd say

01:12:59.900 just for

01:13:01.040 conversation

01:13:01.640 half of

01:13:02.540 those young

01:13:02.980 men

01:13:03.260 are going

01:13:04.560 to turn

01:13:04.900 out fine

01:13:05.480 it's some

01:13:07.200 percentage

01:13:07.600 I'm just

01:13:07.960 saying half

01:13:08.460 let's say

01:13:09.140 half of the

01:13:09.560 young men

01:13:10.020 were going

01:13:10.420 to turn

01:13:10.660 out fine

01:13:11.160 should they

01:13:12.540 get better

01:13:13.400 parenting

01:13:13.860 the ones

01:13:15.340 that were

01:13:15.580 going to

01:13:15.900 turn out

01:13:16.300 fine

01:13:16.700 no matter

01:13:17.140 what

01:13:17.380 should

01:13:17.780 they

01:13:18.080 get the

01:13:19.500 benefit

01:13:19.820 of better

01:13:20.200 parenting

01:13:20.640 and would

01:13:21.100 that make

01:13:21.440 them even

01:13:21.780 better

01:13:22.060 yes of

01:13:24.600 course

01:13:24.840 yes

01:13:25.500 do you

01:13:26.120 think I

01:13:26.400 disagree

01:13:26.740 with that

01:13:27.100 that if

01:13:27.960 you gave

01:13:28.300 good parenting

01:13:29.060 to kids

01:13:30.140 who probably

01:13:30.580 were going

01:13:30.920 to be fine

01:13:31.540 that they'd

01:13:32.340 be even

01:13:32.620 better

01:13:32.860 they might

01:13:33.800 have some

01:13:35.160 more character

01:13:35.820 they might

01:13:36.760 learn some

01:13:37.520 things

01:13:38.060 they might

01:13:38.500 all kinds

01:13:39.900 of things

01:13:40.160 all right

01:13:40.460 so that's

01:13:40.800 the good

01:13:41.140 kids but

01:13:41.580 we're not

01:13:41.860 talking about

01:13:42.300 those right

01:13:42.660 now let's

01:13:44.020 look at

01:13:44.400 the bad

01:13:45.080 kids

01:13:45.420 within the

01:13:47.880 range of

01:13:48.340 what I'll

01:13:48.720 call the

01:13:49.020 bad kids

01:13:49.640 the ones

01:13:50.140 who might

01:13:50.420 become

01:13:50.760 shooters

01:13:51.280 at the

01:13:52.900 farthest

01:13:53.320 range

01:13:53.700 there's

01:13:53.960 the

01:13:54.080 mass

01:13:54.320 shooters

01:13:54.660 but then

01:13:55.740 at the

01:13:56.120 beginning

01:13:56.460 of that

01:13:56.780 range

01:13:57.160 are the

01:13:57.420 people

01:13:57.660 who

01:13:57.960 may

01:13:59.160 have

01:13:59.340 some

01:13:59.500 bad

01:13:59.740 behaviors

01:14:00.260 maybe not

01:14:01.100 they're

01:14:02.140 sort of

01:14:02.400 in that

01:14:02.640 gray area

01:14:03.160 what do you

01:14:04.080 think is

01:14:04.420 my opinion

01:14:05.040 of whether

01:14:06.300 you should

01:14:06.740 put lots

01:14:07.240 of good

01:14:07.540 parenting

01:14:08.200 and that

01:14:09.420 would make

01:14:09.720 a difference

01:14:10.140 for the

01:14:10.480 gray area

01:14:11.220 the ones

01:14:12.320 that are

01:14:12.500 sort of

01:14:12.780 on the

01:14:13.040 bubble

01:14:13.320 do you

01:14:14.360 think that

01:14:14.660 I think

01:14:14.940 that helps

01:14:15.500 yes

01:14:18.640 of course

01:14:19.360 yeah

01:14:20.620 yeah

01:14:20.880 I do

01:14:21.200 now I

01:14:22.020 don't think

01:14:22.280 it helps

01:14:22.880 every time

01:14:23.620 I don't think

01:14:24.080 everybody can

01:14:24.600 do it

01:14:24.880 but of course

01:14:25.580 these are

01:14:26.700 your kids

01:14:27.200 do you think

01:14:28.060 that I

01:14:28.380 disagree

01:14:29.100 you should

01:14:29.680 start

01:14:30.120 that you

01:14:30.600 should try

01:14:31.000 to help

01:14:31.280 your kids

01:14:31.720 all right

01:14:32.300 now let's

01:14:32.700 get to the

01:14:33.080 hardest

01:14:33.360 core

01:14:33.760 let's get

01:14:34.920 to the

01:14:35.160 ones that

01:14:35.720 in my

01:14:36.460 opinion

01:14:36.800 nothing

01:14:37.920 can help

01:14:38.600 in my

01:14:40.120 opinion

01:14:40.480 nothing

01:14:41.200 can help

01:14:41.820 should you

01:14:42.940 not try

01:14:44.380 to use

01:14:44.800 every bit

01:14:45.420 of parenting

01:14:45.900 you can

01:14:46.360 to help

01:14:46.780 anyway

01:14:47.100 what do

01:14:48.040 you think

01:14:48.200 is my

01:14:48.520 opinion

01:14:48.820 is my

01:14:49.880 opinion

01:14:50.200 that you

01:14:50.520 should

01:14:50.680 ignore

01:14:50.960 them

01:14:51.220 or

01:14:52.100 put

01:14:52.600 resources

01:14:53.060 into

01:14:53.300 helping

01:14:53.540 them

01:14:53.700 now remember

01:14:54.420 I'm talking

01:14:54.880 about the ones

01:14:55.340 that can't

01:14:55.820 be helped

01:14:56.220 they can't

01:14:57.780 be helped

01:14:58.180 but do you

01:14:59.360 think I

01:14:59.740 think you

01:15:00.580 should try

01:15:00.940 as hard

01:15:01.340 as you

01:15:01.560 can

01:15:01.720 anyway

01:15:02.020 yes

01:15:03.460 yes

01:15:04.880 do you

01:15:05.760 know why

01:15:06.160 why do I

01:15:07.320 think you

01:15:07.640 should try

01:15:08.000 as hard

01:15:08.440 as you

01:15:08.720 can

01:15:09.020 when the

01:15:10.240 kids

01:15:10.500 can't

01:15:10.860 be

01:15:10.960 helped

01:15:11.200 why do

01:15:12.160 you think

01:15:12.340 I say

01:15:12.580 that

01:15:12.780 see here's

01:15:14.980 your problem

01:15:15.420 you think

01:15:15.920 that because

01:15:16.300 I say

01:15:16.720 they can't

01:15:17.240 be helped

01:15:17.720 that you

01:15:18.460 shouldn't

01:15:18.760 try

01:15:19.100 nope

01:15:19.800 not even

01:15:20.700 close

01:15:21.020 you should

01:15:21.880 try like

01:15:22.300 hell

01:15:22.560 you should

01:15:23.340 try harder

01:15:23.920 you should

01:15:24.760 try twice

01:15:25.240 as hard

01:15:25.660 do you

01:15:26.580 know why

01:15:27.020 it's your

01:15:28.580 fucking

01:15:28.860 kid

01:15:29.200 did I

01:15:31.700 need to

01:15:32.020 explain that

01:15:32.540 to you

01:15:32.860 it's your

01:15:34.260 kid

01:15:34.560 of course

01:15:36.220 you're gonna

01:15:36.520 fight for

01:15:37.040 him

01:15:37.220 of course

01:15:38.020 even if

01:15:39.220 you think

01:15:39.580 it's doomed

01:15:40.240 you're not

01:15:41.360 gonna stop

01:15:41.940 do you think

01:15:42.800 I would

01:15:43.080 talk you

01:15:43.480 out of

01:15:43.720 that

01:15:43.940 now here's

01:15:44.900 the main

01:15:45.200 reason

01:15:45.480 you're not

01:15:46.620 so smart

01:15:47.480 you're not

01:15:48.640 so smart

01:15:49.320 that you

01:15:50.100 know who's

01:15:50.560 doomed

01:15:50.840 right

01:15:53.660 if you

01:15:55.040 could know

01:15:55.740 who was

01:15:56.320 doomed

01:15:56.680 I actually

01:15:57.320 would say

01:15:57.820 well

01:15:58.240 might as well

01:15:59.400 not waste

01:16:00.340 your time

01:16:00.800 but you

01:16:01.260 don't know

01:16:01.640 there are

01:16:02.580 plenty of

01:16:03.180 examples

01:16:03.720 of people

01:16:04.280 who looked

01:16:04.880 doomed

01:16:05.440 and made

01:16:06.180 it out

01:16:06.620 I think

01:16:08.040 of my

01:16:08.300 friend

01:16:08.640 Bob

01:16:09.420 and I

01:16:10.460 wonder if

01:16:10.720 he's

01:16:10.860 watching

01:16:11.160 because

01:16:11.500 I know

01:16:12.040 I have

01:16:13.160 a high

01:16:13.920 school

01:16:14.140 friend

01:16:14.520 school

01:16:15.140 friend

01:16:15.460 actually

01:16:15.980 from

01:16:16.240 kindergarten

01:16:16.680 through

01:16:17.020 high

01:16:18.200 school

01:16:18.400 his name

01:16:19.760 was Bob

01:16:20.260 and Bob

01:16:22.160 had a

01:16:23.260 tough

01:16:23.820 upbringing

01:16:24.660 you know

01:16:25.260 no father

01:16:26.000 and Bob

01:16:27.580 got into

01:16:28.100 every trouble

01:16:28.680 you could

01:16:29.020 get into

01:16:29.420 I don't

01:16:30.660 even have

01:16:31.020 to list

01:16:31.400 it

01:16:31.620 if you

01:16:32.280 can think

01:16:32.820 of it

01:16:33.240 Bob

01:16:34.120 probably

01:16:34.500 did it

01:16:34.960 now Bob

01:16:36.980 was also

01:16:37.420 muscular

01:16:37.980 he was

01:16:38.820 bigger

01:16:39.060 than most

01:16:39.500 of us

01:16:39.820 and he

01:16:41.700 was a bit

01:16:42.120 of a bully

01:16:42.540 sometimes

01:16:43.080 because he

01:16:44.160 was big

01:16:44.560 and muscular

01:16:45.040 and came

01:16:45.560 from a bad

01:16:46.080 home

01:16:46.440 I was

01:16:48.000 good friends

01:16:48.820 with him

01:16:49.140 or I like

01:16:49.920 to think

01:16:50.220 I was

01:16:50.560 and he

01:16:52.080 didn't

01:16:52.440 bully me

01:16:53.260 we were

01:16:54.380 just friends

01:16:54.840 I would

01:16:58.140 have

01:16:58.320 predicted

01:16:59.560 he would

01:17:00.220 have had

01:17:00.520 the worst

01:17:01.240 outcome

01:17:01.860 of the

01:17:03.180 people I

01:17:03.700 grew up

01:17:04.000 with

01:17:04.240 because he

01:17:05.620 had every

01:17:06.080 disadvantage

01:17:06.680 he just

01:17:07.260 had them

01:17:07.600 all

01:17:07.820 really

01:17:08.800 he had

01:17:09.160 every

01:17:09.400 disadvantage

01:17:09.920 but

01:17:11.860 Bob

01:17:12.900 was

01:17:13.360 smart

01:17:14.080 and

01:17:16.140 Bob

01:17:16.660 didn't

01:17:17.740 give up

01:17:18.260 for

01:17:19.780 anything

01:17:20.240 for

01:17:21.060 anything

01:17:21.340 he just

01:17:21.880 had that

01:17:22.180 character

01:17:22.540 he was

01:17:22.820 born

01:17:23.040 with it

01:17:23.500 right

01:17:23.740 he just

01:17:24.800 didn't

01:17:25.060 give up

01:17:25.460 and he

01:17:25.620 was

01:17:25.720 pretty

01:17:25.900 smart

01:17:26.160 Bob

01:17:27.700 took

01:17:28.420 his

01:17:28.660 absolutely

01:17:29.360 nothing

01:17:29.900 starting

01:17:30.380 place

01:17:30.820 like

01:17:31.120 no

01:17:31.540 advantages

01:17:32.020 whatsoever

01:17:32.520 and joined

01:17:33.640 the

01:17:33.800 Marines

01:17:34.140 joined

01:17:36.200 the

01:17:36.360 Marines

01:17:36.680 he

01:17:37.700 lived

01:17:38.180 that's

01:17:38.860 the good

01:17:39.160 news

01:17:39.420 he didn't

01:17:39.760 go anywhere

01:17:40.160 they got him

01:17:40.700 killed

01:17:40.960 they trained

01:17:42.080 him in

01:17:42.640 IT

01:17:43.220 and he

01:17:44.600 became a

01:17:45.240 technical

01:17:46.260 manager

01:17:46.740 and then took

01:17:48.040 those skills

01:17:48.580 into the

01:17:49.000 private sector

01:17:49.620 huge success

01:17:51.340 huge success

01:17:53.040 now here's the

01:17:54.220 thing

01:17:54.520 would you

01:17:56.500 have known

01:17:57.140 would you

01:17:58.360 have known

01:17:58.880 when Bob

01:17:59.540 was 16

01:18:00.160 and it

01:18:01.420 looked like

01:18:01.960 nothing

01:18:02.400 was going

01:18:02.840 to happen

01:18:03.140 except

01:18:03.420 jail

01:18:03.800 for Bob

01:18:04.340 jail

01:18:05.260 Bob

01:18:06.260 was heading

01:18:06.620 to jail

01:18:07.100 basically

01:18:07.820 and Bob

01:18:08.700 was heading

01:18:09.080 to drug

01:18:10.080 addiction

01:18:10.420 something

01:18:11.400 but it

01:18:12.940 didn't happen

01:18:13.480 it didn't

01:18:14.780 happen

01:18:15.120 literally the

01:18:16.240 opposite

01:18:16.520 happened

01:18:16.860 and how

01:18:17.860 many of you

01:18:18.260 have heard

01:18:18.520 stories just

01:18:19.160 like that

01:18:19.680 so he says

01:18:20.860 Bob was

01:18:21.340 white

01:18:21.660 yeah

01:18:22.520 and that's

01:18:23.000 a factor

01:18:23.400 but you've

01:18:27.280 heard this

01:18:27.640 right

01:18:27.900 you've all

01:18:28.560 heard these

01:18:28.940 stories

01:18:29.320 the person

01:18:30.340 who was

01:18:30.600 doomed

01:18:30.880 and somehow

01:18:31.620 made it

01:18:32.040 out

01:18:32.260 so as long

01:18:33.500 as there

01:18:33.840 are people

01:18:34.400 who can

01:18:34.640 make it

01:18:34.960 out

01:18:35.260 and it's

01:18:36.080 your kid

01:18:36.620 yeah

01:18:37.280 maximum

01:18:37.860 effort

01:18:38.280 all the

01:18:38.720 time

01:18:39.000 maximum

01:18:40.180 effort

01:18:40.560 for those

01:18:41.000 who are

01:18:41.240 doomed

01:18:41.600 maximum

01:18:42.620 effort

01:18:43.060 for those

01:18:43.500 who might

01:18:43.860 be doomed

01:18:44.400 and maximum

01:18:45.440 effort

01:18:45.780 for those

01:18:46.200 who are

01:18:46.380 just fine

01:18:46.780 the way

01:18:47.000 they are

01:18:47.380 maximum

01:18:48.280 effort

01:18:48.740 all the

01:18:49.040 time

01:18:49.280 if you

01:18:50.380 heard me

01:18:50.780 say

01:18:51.060 you should

01:18:51.900 just pull

01:18:52.320 yourself out

01:18:52.940 and watch

01:18:53.300 them die

01:18:53.760 that's the

01:18:55.580 opposite

01:18:55.860 of what

01:18:56.200 I'm saying

01:18:56.500 I'm just

01:18:58.080 saying that

01:18:58.460 if you

01:18:58.700 don't

01:18:58.960 understand

01:18:59.600 that there's

01:19:00.640 a class

01:19:01.220 of young

01:19:01.740 men who

01:19:02.100 can't be

01:19:02.540 helped

01:19:02.860 you're really

01:19:04.740 going to be

01:19:05.520 disadvantaged

01:19:06.520 in trying

01:19:07.180 to make

01:19:07.720 a difference

01:19:08.180 right

01:19:08.560 you just

01:19:09.520 have to

01:19:09.820 understand

01:19:10.280 what you're

01:19:10.660 dealing with

01:19:11.080 and the

01:19:11.780 big shift

01:19:12.300 that I

01:19:12.800 would offer

01:19:13.220 to the

01:19:13.500 world

01:19:13.700 is what

01:19:14.140 I'll

01:19:14.300 call

01:19:14.460 the

01:19:14.680 hypnotist

01:19:16.060 shift

01:19:16.640 and by

01:19:17.280 the way

01:19:17.540 we're

01:19:17.920 heading

01:19:18.760 toward it

01:19:19.220 since

01:19:20.060 2015

01:19:20.720 when I

01:19:21.200 warned you

01:19:21.540 that Trump

01:19:22.060 would change

01:19:22.680 how we

01:19:23.000 see reality

01:19:23.680 itself

01:19:24.180 I can

01:19:25.660 see this

01:19:26.040 coming

01:19:26.320 and we're

01:19:27.720 not going

01:19:28.080 to get

01:19:28.260 to the

01:19:28.540 golden age

01:19:29.060 until we

01:19:29.520 accept it

01:19:30.220 and it

01:19:31.380 goes

01:19:31.720 well

01:19:33.840 it goes

01:19:34.780 like this

01:19:35.220 basically

01:19:35.760 you can't

01:19:36.360 change

01:19:36.600 genetics

01:19:37.040 it's

01:19:37.340 primarily

01:19:37.840 what is

01:19:38.400 driving

01:19:38.680 us

01:19:38.960 and instead

01:19:39.860 of thinking

01:19:40.380 that 80%

01:19:41.900 is you

01:19:43.680 know our

01:19:44.200 let's say

01:19:44.660 parenting

01:19:45.100 and our

01:19:45.740 free will

01:19:46.480 and all

01:19:47.500 that stuff

01:19:48.000 it's more

01:19:48.540 like 10 or

01:19:49.140 20%

01:19:49.660 or maybe

01:19:50.200 even

01:19:50.440 zero

01:19:50.780 we're

01:19:51.740 actually

01:19:52.000 irrational

01:19:52.580 creatures

01:19:53.080 who rationalize

01:19:53.860 after the

01:19:54.260 fact

01:19:54.500 once you

01:19:55.140 realize that

01:19:55.740 you might

01:19:57.260 be able to

01:19:57.860 make it

01:19:58.940 out

01:19:59.200 maximum

01:20:04.160 effort

01:20:08.720 isn't

01:20:09.220 magic

01:20:09.740 no that's

01:20:10.200 true

01:20:10.440 Scott do

01:20:14.740 you believe

01:20:15.080 that psychedelics

01:20:15.920 could be the

01:20:16.500 cure for the

01:20:17.280 fentanyl

01:20:17.780 crisis

01:20:18.480 cure is a

01:20:20.180 strong word

01:20:20.780 but it

01:20:21.980 could make

01:20:22.400 a big

01:20:23.140 big dent

01:20:23.720 in it

01:20:24.320 now

01:20:24.680 fentanyl

01:20:26.720 tends to be

01:20:27.260 hidden in

01:20:28.020 a lot of

01:20:29.440 other products

01:20:30.080 so we're not

01:20:31.360 just talking

01:20:32.940 about taking

01:20:33.520 straight fentanyl

01:20:34.440 which some

01:20:34.780 people do

01:20:35.240 you're talking

01:20:37.500 about addiction

01:20:38.020 in general

01:20:38.560 and so

01:20:38.960 psychedelics

01:20:39.580 for addiction

01:20:40.560 does have

01:20:42.700 lots of

01:20:43.060 promise

01:20:43.380 Don says

01:20:46.280 Scott loves

01:20:46.880 drugs

01:20:47.280 who doesn't

01:20:48.280 Don

01:20:48.560 who doesn't

01:20:49.900 do you

01:20:50.660 drink coffee

01:20:51.240 do you

01:20:52.940 try to eat

01:20:53.360 right because

01:20:53.800 it makes you

01:20:54.140 feel better

01:20:54.580 do you

01:20:56.200 take an

01:20:56.500 Advil if

01:20:58.480 you've got

01:20:58.760 a headache

01:20:59.120 you know

01:21:01.860 as I've

01:21:02.820 often said

01:21:03.400 we like to

01:21:05.100 think that

01:21:05.580 the people

01:21:06.500 who are

01:21:06.700 winners in

01:21:07.260 life are

01:21:07.660 the ones

01:21:07.940 who stayed

01:21:08.300 away from

01:21:08.680 drugs

01:21:09.080 the losers

01:21:10.520 in life are

01:21:11.360 the ones

01:21:11.640 who got

01:21:12.060 addicted

01:21:12.440 it isn't

01:21:13.840 that clean

01:21:14.580 here's the

01:21:16.060 way I

01:21:16.480 see it

01:21:16.840 because I

01:21:17.300 live near

01:21:18.340 Silicon Valley

01:21:19.260 you see a

01:21:19.880 whole different

01:21:20.240 look

01:21:20.500 the people

01:21:21.540 who made

01:21:22.020 it are

01:21:23.020 on drugs

01:21:23.600 the people

01:21:24.780 who failed

01:21:25.320 are on

01:21:25.880 drugs

01:21:26.240 the difference

01:21:27.920 is which

01:21:28.800 drug

01:21:29.240 that's it

01:21:30.520 the difference

01:21:31.900 is which

01:21:32.300 drugs

01:21:32.740 there's no

01:21:34.140 such thing

01:21:34.640 as the

01:21:35.320 people not

01:21:35.800 on drugs

01:21:36.320 it's just

01:21:37.960 not even

01:21:38.280 a thing

01:21:38.720 I don't

01:21:40.180 even know

01:21:40.520 you might

01:21:41.840 know two

01:21:42.460 or three

01:21:42.780 people not

01:21:43.380 on drugs

01:21:43.900 right

01:21:44.980 probably not

01:21:46.740 they're at

01:21:47.820 least drinking

01:21:48.340 on the

01:21:48.620 weekends

01:21:48.980 or smoking

01:21:49.660 or they're

01:21:50.540 taking nicotine

01:21:51.480 they're managing

01:21:53.780 their sugar

01:21:54.480 everybody's

01:21:56.260 drugging

01:21:56.640 themselves

01:21:57.020 you can

01:21:57.880 either do

01:21:58.300 it poorly

01:21:58.840 or well

01:21:59.560 and that's

01:22:00.500 it

01:22:00.720 those are

01:22:01.480 your two

01:22:01.720 choices

01:22:02.100 you can

01:22:02.980 drug yourself

01:22:03.640 poorly

01:22:04.080 or you can

01:22:05.400 drug yourself

01:22:06.020 well

01:22:06.340 you know

01:22:07.180 the biggest

01:22:07.900 secret of

01:22:08.900 civilization

01:22:09.520 is how many

01:22:10.780 accomplishments

01:22:11.400 happened

01:22:11.900 under the

01:22:12.600 influence

01:22:14.040 specifically

01:22:15.520 of speed

01:22:16.460 or meth

01:22:17.340 or Adderall

01:22:18.400 or anything

01:22:20.060 that gives

01:22:21.340 you a lift

01:22:21.840 if you knew

01:22:23.680 how much of

01:22:24.220 civilization

01:22:24.640 was built

01:22:25.400 on the

01:22:25.860 back of

01:22:26.220 drugs

01:22:26.760 you would

01:22:28.260 be shocked

01:22:29.100 if you knew

01:22:30.420 how many

01:22:30.740 inventions

01:22:31.400 happened

01:22:32.560 because somebody

01:22:33.620 got really

01:22:34.180 high and it

01:22:34.880 came to them

01:22:35.420 you would

01:22:36.420 be shocked

01:22:37.100 if you know

01:22:38.880 how many ideas

01:22:41.460 that I've come

01:22:42.320 up with

01:22:42.720 that actually

01:22:43.260 have moved

01:22:43.680 the needle

01:22:44.080 actually changed

01:22:44.920 things

01:22:45.240 if you knew

01:22:46.200 how many of

01:22:46.720 them were

01:22:47.140 under the

01:22:47.520 influence

01:22:48.100 of marijuana

01:22:48.740 you would

01:22:49.920 be shocked

01:22:50.560 you would be

01:22:51.820 shocked

01:22:52.160 you see those

01:22:53.480 books behind

01:22:54.040 you

01:22:54.240 that's all

01:22:56.240 marijuana driven

01:22:57.140 and some

01:22:59.240 people would say

01:22:59.800 the one in the

01:23:00.320 middle

01:23:00.540 not the one

01:23:01.780 in the middle

01:23:02.000 actually the one

01:23:02.660 in the end

01:23:02.980 a lot of

01:23:04.000 people would

01:23:04.300 say it's

01:23:04.540 the most

01:23:04.820 influential

01:23:05.340 book written

01:23:06.540 in the last

01:23:07.020 20 years

01:23:07.580 and without

01:23:10.280 marijuana it

01:23:11.020 probably wouldn't

01:23:11.420 have happened

01:23:11.820 in fact I

01:23:13.280 wrote every

01:23:13.780 page of that

01:23:14.260 when I was

01:23:14.560 high

01:23:14.740 so ideas

01:23:17.820 such as

01:23:18.420 systems versus

01:23:19.360 goals and

01:23:20.420 talent stacks

01:23:21.260 and passion

01:23:23.420 being bullshit

01:23:24.080 these were

01:23:25.300 transformational

01:23:26.200 ideas

01:23:26.640 these are

01:23:27.260 ideas which

01:23:27.780 embedded

01:23:28.180 themselves

01:23:28.620 into the

01:23:30.120 thinking of

01:23:31.440 pretty much

01:23:32.020 all business

01:23:32.520 people at

01:23:32.960 this point

01:23:33.340 and that

01:23:35.340 all happened

01:23:36.020 because I

01:23:36.980 wasn't

01:23:37.240 thinking in

01:23:37.700 my normal

01:23:38.080 way

01:23:38.400 all right

01:23:41.860 best substance

01:23:46.400 for cognitive

01:23:47.180 augmentation

01:23:48.120 well I haven't

01:23:49.220 tried them all

01:23:49.820 and I don't

01:23:50.700 want to

01:23:50.940 recommend

01:23:51.480 I don't

01:23:53.980 want to

01:23:54.200 recommend a

01:23:54.780 drug I guess

01:23:55.400 so I'm not

01:23:55.900 going to answer

01:23:56.240 that I don't

01:23:57.520 think that you

01:23:58.280 should listen

01:23:58.640 to me about

01:24:00.060 any kind of

01:24:00.700 drug

01:24:01.040 liquor is

01:24:06.220 probably the

01:24:06.600 one that

01:24:06.840 has the

01:24:07.140 least

01:24:07.380 utility but

01:24:08.300 it has

01:24:08.560 some social

01:24:09.200 and sales

01:24:10.020 utility

01:24:10.500 yeah I

01:24:12.960 wouldn't do

01:24:13.300 ambient

01:24:13.740 somebody says

01:24:22.640 Tom Cruise

01:24:23.300 is on a

01:24:23.740 heavy dose

01:24:24.220 of performance

01:24:24.980 enhancing

01:24:25.520 hypnosis

01:24:26.040 do you think

01:24:27.660 that Tom

01:24:28.360 Cruise is

01:24:29.040 not on

01:24:29.940 Adderall

01:24:30.400 what do you

01:24:33.040 think

01:24:33.280 he acts

01:24:35.560 like somebody

01:24:36.180 who's

01:24:36.740 either has

01:24:37.660 the most

01:24:38.220 amazing

01:24:38.860 natural

01:24:39.520 biology

01:24:42.060 or

01:24:43.420 or he's

01:24:44.660 got a little

01:24:45.020 extra going

01:24:45.600 on there

01:24:46.020 yeah

01:24:46.780 I mean

01:24:48.160 it looks

01:24:48.400 like it

01:24:49.260 so

01:24:49.900 if you

01:24:51.460 were to

01:24:51.680 take

01:24:51.960 you know

01:24:52.360 randomly

01:24:52.780 pick 10

01:24:53.340 people who

01:24:53.840 seem high

01:24:54.280 energy and

01:24:54.940 really high

01:24:55.360 productivity and

01:24:56.320 operating at

01:24:57.340 the highest

01:24:57.640 level

01:24:58.280 if you just

01:24:59.180 pick 10

01:24:59.680 of those

01:24:59.980 people

01:25:00.260 randomly

01:25:00.660 so okay

01:25:01.280 there's 10

01:25:02.320 famous

01:25:02.840 famous people

01:25:04.040 who did

01:25:04.400 really well

01:25:04.920 so I'll

01:25:05.260 pick this

01:25:06.300 billionaire

01:25:06.680 that entrepreneur

01:25:07.640 you got your

01:25:08.400 10 and

01:25:09.300 then I'll

01:25:09.560 take your

01:25:09.920 10 whoever

01:25:10.500 they are

01:25:10.940 and then I'll

01:25:12.220 see how

01:25:12.600 many of

01:25:12.900 them are

01:25:13.140 on Adderall

01:25:13.640 what do you

01:25:15.020 think it's

01:25:15.340 going to be

01:25:15.940 out of 10

01:25:17.340 what would

01:25:19.320 you guess

01:25:19.920 and of 10

01:25:21.360 highly successful

01:25:22.220 people that

01:25:22.780 you picked

01:25:23.260 yourself

01:25:23.680 just randomly

01:25:24.760 how many of

01:25:25.780 them do you

01:25:26.040 think are

01:25:26.300 on Adderall

01:25:26.820 probably

01:25:29.960 8

01:25:30.400 yeah

01:25:33.200 I don't

01:25:33.960 know

01:25:34.140 I mean

01:25:34.660 I don't

01:25:34.880 know the

01:25:35.140 answer

01:25:35.440 but it's

01:25:36.380 not 0

01:25:36.940 yeah

01:25:38.400 it could

01:25:40.040 be 8

01:25:40.600 like if

01:25:42.280 it turned

01:25:42.540 down it

01:25:42.820 was 3

01:25:43.260 I wouldn't

01:25:43.900 be super

01:25:44.380 surprised

01:25:44.860 but I

01:25:46.320 feel like

01:25:46.740 it's 8

01:25:47.160 I feel

01:25:48.520 like it's 8

01:25:49.080 and again

01:25:50.680 I don't

01:25:51.040 recommend it

01:25:51.560 because I

01:25:51.800 think the

01:25:52.080 downside is

01:25:52.720 substantial

01:25:53.400 and it's

01:25:54.280 hard to

01:25:54.560 get and

01:25:55.080 it's a

01:25:55.600 controlled

01:25:55.920 drug and

01:25:56.520 there's

01:25:56.740 every reason

01:25:57.240 in the

01:25:57.460 world not

01:25:57.820 to do

01:25:58.100 it

01:25:58.300 but when

01:25:59.200 you do

01:25:59.620 it

01:25:59.880 it does

01:26:01.060 make a

01:26:01.480 difference

01:26:01.900 no doubt

01:26:03.180 about it

01:26:04.240 how do

01:26:07.000 you get

01:26:07.240 it

01:26:07.360 it's

01:26:07.560 hard

01:26:07.840 somebody

01:26:09.960 says

01:26:10.280 Russell

01:26:10.620 Brand

01:26:11.020 must be

01:26:11.560 obviously

01:26:12.000 yeah

01:26:13.940 when I

01:26:14.760 watch

01:26:14.980 Russell

01:26:15.300 Brand

01:26:15.620 do you

01:26:15.860 have the

01:26:16.080 same

01:26:16.240 feeling

01:26:16.540 it's

01:26:18.220 like

01:26:18.500 watching

01:26:19.160 like a

01:26:20.680 tightrope

01:26:21.420 walker

01:26:22.100 because he

01:26:23.320 speaks so

01:26:24.100 quickly

01:26:24.480 that you're

01:26:25.680 positive he's

01:26:26.620 going to have

01:26:27.000 to stop

01:26:27.560 to think of

01:26:28.680 the next

01:26:28.960 word

01:26:29.260 as you see

01:26:29.800 me often

01:26:30.300 do

01:26:30.560 I'll pause

01:26:31.400 to think of

01:26:31.900 the word

01:26:32.220 he never

01:26:33.140 pauses to

01:26:33.860 think of

01:26:34.160 the right

01:26:34.440 word

01:26:34.800 and then the

01:26:35.880 words that

01:26:36.280 come out

01:26:36.600 are better

01:26:36.960 than anything

01:26:37.400 you've ever

01:26:37.960 written

01:26:38.500 it's like

01:26:40.020 okay you're

01:26:40.860 just talking

01:26:41.260 off the top

01:26:41.800 of your head

01:26:42.180 and I just

01:26:42.620 heard a

01:26:42.980 beautiful

01:26:43.300 sentence

01:26:43.840 wait there's

01:26:44.900 another one

01:26:45.340 oh there's

01:26:45.820 another one

01:26:46.300 oh there's

01:26:46.800 another one

01:26:47.200 and he can

01:26:47.780 just do

01:26:48.240 beautiful sentence

01:26:49.600 after beautiful

01:26:50.260 sentence with

01:26:51.020 high vocabulary

01:26:51.800 and keep it

01:26:52.960 coming

01:26:53.200 I'm not going

01:26:55.960 to say that

01:26:56.340 he's on drugs

01:26:57.160 but I don't

01:26:58.500 know anybody

01:26:58.920 who could do

01:26:59.400 that without

01:26:59.900 them

01:27:00.220 that's all

01:27:02.660 right

01:27:03.520 there have to

01:27:04.720 be people who

01:27:05.480 can do this

01:27:06.300 naturally I would

01:27:07.220 think

01:27:07.500 but I don't

01:27:08.680 personally know

01:27:09.420 anybody who

01:27:09.900 could do that

01:27:10.540 without an 0.62

01:27:12.060 enhancement

01:27:12.480 I'm hearing

01:27:17.300 somebody saying

01:27:18.580 he's sober

01:27:19.120 if you're

01:27:20.580 sober

01:27:20.940 you can still

01:27:21.840 be on Adderall

01:27:22.580 it's doctor

01:27:24.320 prescribed

01:27:24.880 now I'm not

01:27:25.900 saying he is

01:27:26.540 so let me be

01:27:28.060 really careful

01:27:28.820 I'm a big

01:27:30.040 fan of his

01:27:30.660 and he seems

01:27:31.860 to be a

01:27:32.280 brilliant person

01:27:33.140 so maybe

01:27:34.260 that's the

01:27:34.620 whole story

01:27:35.020 I'm just

01:27:36.020 saying forget

01:27:36.560 about him

01:27:36.960 for a second

01:27:37.440 it's probably

01:27:38.460 the whole story

01:27:39.000 he's probably

01:27:39.360 just brilliant

01:27:39.880 and that's

01:27:40.320 all there

01:27:40.540 is

01:27:40.720 but

01:27:41.520 other people

01:27:43.580 I've seen

01:27:44.040 I've never

01:27:45.020 seen an

01:27:45.480 other person

01:27:46.300 who could do

01:27:47.380 that sort of

01:27:47.880 thing without

01:27:48.320 an enhancement

01:27:48.940 all right

01:27:51.640 that's all

01:27:52.100 for now

01:27:52.460 no I'm not

01:27:53.440 an Adderall

01:27:53.840 I wish I

01:27:54.280 were

01:27:54.440 I'll tell you

01:27:55.760 my brief

01:27:56.440 experience

01:27:57.040 with an

01:27:58.260 Adderall

01:27:58.680 like drug

01:27:59.220 in college

01:27:59.760 and if I

01:28:01.780 could feel

01:28:02.260 like that

01:28:02.660 all the

01:28:03.100 time

01:28:03.440 yeah I'd

01:28:06.480 do it

01:28:06.800 but the

01:28:07.520 downside

01:28:07.820 is too

01:28:08.200 big

01:28:08.420 alright

01:28:09.780 so don't

01:28:10.520 do it

01:28:10.780 don't do

01:28:11.220 drugs

01:28:11.520 and that's

01:28:12.680 all for

01:28:12.880 now

01:28:13.080 see you

01:28:13.960 later

01:28:14.140 you

01:28:16.780 there

01:28:18.700 you

01:28:21.480 you

01:28:22.040 you

01:28:22.540 I

01:28:24.780 can»

01:28:28.500 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 09, 2022

Episode 1799 Scott Adams： Elon Musk Pulls Out Of Twitter Deal But Everything Is Trending Positive

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