Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 28, 2022


Episode 1818 Scott Adams: How Democrats Solved All Of Our Problems By Redefining Words


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The Saudis are building a floating city, and Joy Behar just got out of the Trump bubble. Plus, Elon Musk is making cities from scratch, and the Saudis have a plan to build a city without any electricity.

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00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to another amazing episode of Coffee with Scott Evans,
00:00:08.680 the best thing that's ever happened to you in your whole life.
00:00:12.100 I hate it when my nose is running, as soon as I go live.
00:00:15.800 It's like psychological.
00:00:17.620 Well, but enough about me.
00:00:20.160 More about you.
00:00:21.720 What could we do to make your day amazing?
00:00:25.500 Well, I've got an idea, and it begins with a cup or a mug or a glass of tank or gels
00:00:29.600 and a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:32.620 Fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:00:34.740 I like coffee.
00:00:37.000 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine here of the day,
00:00:42.480 the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:45.080 It's called simultaneous sip.
00:00:47.900 Hold on.
00:00:49.060 Hold on.
00:00:49.840 I'm getting a note from Democrats.
00:00:53.120 It's no longer called the simultaneous sip.
00:00:55.640 They're redefining it.
00:00:57.080 Quick, before they redefine it, do it.
00:00:59.140 I think we got in under the wire.
00:01:06.700 Well, here's some big news.
00:01:08.700 Joy Behar of The View.
00:01:11.300 You might know her as no friend of Republicans.
00:01:15.040 I don't know if you've heard, but she's not a big fan of President Trump.
00:01:19.060 Have you heard?
00:01:19.700 And even she said of the January 6 hearings that there's no way Trump is going to be prosecuted
00:01:28.960 because they found nothing.
00:01:33.200 Even Joy Behar said out loud in public that if all they have is the word find,
00:01:40.460 that word means something else.
00:01:45.420 Joy frickin' Behar just got out of the bubble. 1.00
00:01:51.200 Did you think she was going to escape the bubble first?
00:01:55.020 Like, I somehow imagined, you know, the bubble that the left is in, that she'd be the last one out.
00:02:00.860 She got out of the bubble.
00:02:03.660 Now, I don't know if she could stay out, but she literally could see the January 6 thing for what it actually is.
00:02:10.460 And I can't think of one other prominent Trump supporter who's done that yet.
00:02:17.540 Is there any other example?
00:02:20.120 Is there any, you know, well-known pundit who was anti-Trump who's looked at it and said,
00:02:26.240 yeah, I'm still anti-Trump, but I've got to admit there's nothing there in that January 6 stuff.
00:02:33.520 Anyway, to me, that was big news.
00:02:35.680 Here's the more big news.
00:02:37.160 Listen, I've told you before that the biggest market in the future will be building cities from scratch.
00:02:45.580 Because we're so much better at knowing what it is that somebody would need in the modern world.
00:02:50.400 Trying to retrofit our old buildings for the modern lifestyle doesn't make sense.
00:02:56.380 We have so much better ways to be, you know, zero energy and everything else.
00:03:00.700 And so the Saudis, I didn't know about this,
00:03:02.380 they started like a half a trillion dollar smart city.
00:03:08.460 And they'll have all these underground layers of services and transportation.
00:03:12.720 So above those layers would be the homes itself.
00:03:16.800 And they'd have everything from, the city would be designed so that everybody can walk to everything they need.
00:03:25.120 So nothing would be outside walking distance.
00:03:27.380 So you would never really need a car, you know, except to leave the city, I suppose.
00:03:33.100 It's supposed to be zero energy, and there's, part of their thing would be a floating city.
00:03:38.080 It's just often the, just offshore.
00:03:41.440 So they figured out how to make a floating city.
00:03:43.860 You know, connected to land, still, so it's not floating way out.
00:03:47.760 But they've apparently designed a floating city.
00:03:51.740 They think that they can make that work.
00:03:54.060 Now think about that.
00:03:55.200 But the Saudis are building a zero energy city. 0.99
00:04:01.920 The Saudis can see the future.
00:04:04.420 This is what I had hoped America would be first at. 0.63
00:04:08.280 But, you know, it's hard to accept that America is not sort of the leader in doing cool, futuristic things anymore.
00:04:17.940 It used to be it was just us.
00:04:20.200 Don't you remember that?
00:04:21.060 I felt like if there was any kind of futuristic thing being built at all, it was always America.
00:04:27.020 But now this, this, this Audi seemed to be way ahead of everybody building this futuristic city.
00:04:32.280 Um, but along those lines, I realized yesterday that Elon Musk has sort of slowly assembled a 3D printer to make entire cities.
00:04:44.080 Do you believe that, that Elon Musk has assembled the assets to create a 3D printer to just print a city?
00:04:53.800 Here's what I mean.
00:04:55.820 So here's what he already has.
00:04:57.260 He's got this, uh, boring company.
00:04:59.520 You know, these gigantic devices that bore tunnels.
00:05:02.180 And so you can, if you wanted to build something like this Saudi futuristic smart city, you need a lot of underground facilities.
00:05:11.560 So he's got that.
00:05:12.800 So he's got the boring company to build the tunnels.
00:05:15.740 Um, he had announced some time ago that they figured out how to make a brick maker so that the dirt from the tunnels can be pressed into bricks on site.
00:05:25.040 So he turned the dirt into bricks.
00:05:28.380 He has also announced that, um, he's building robots.
00:05:32.940 So Tesla will have a robot.
00:05:35.840 And also he's working, you know, he's deeply invested in AI, both through Tesla and other investments.
00:05:42.120 And then, of course, he's got the solar panel stuff, you know, the solar wall for your home to have a zero energy home.
00:05:48.360 So think about it.
00:05:49.880 Imagine this boring thing, you know, going through and making underground tunnels.
00:05:53.640 The bricks, the dirt is being turned into bricks on site.
00:05:59.320 The robots are taking the bricks and assembling them according to an AI, you know, guidance.
00:06:05.420 And they're built to the best designed homes.
00:06:07.780 So you don't have to worry if the home is poorly designed because it's the best design ever.
00:06:13.040 The AI just found the best design ever and built a little home.
00:06:16.380 And then after the little home is built, um, the robot slaps on some solar panels and makes it, uh, zero energy.
00:06:27.000 And you basically, you could basically just 3D print a town without any humans involved.
00:06:33.180 You're very close.
00:06:34.860 You could have the whole city being built by robots without any human being even being on site.
00:06:40.380 Once you just, you know, release them to do with their thing.
00:06:45.960 Well, what else is new and wonderful?
00:06:48.200 There's a startup in the East Coast called Wonder.
00:06:52.400 And they have food delivery trucks.
00:06:55.020 But here's the wrinkle.
00:06:58.080 They finish cooking the food in the truck at your curb.
00:07:01.880 So what's the worst thing about, uh, pickup food?
00:07:07.160 It gets, like, a little soggy by the time it gets to you.
00:07:09.640 There's a lot of food that doesn't travel.
00:07:12.620 But you don't also want to go there to the restaurant.
00:07:15.100 It's got its own problems.
00:07:16.460 So now the, there's a high-end truck.
00:07:19.400 It's like a little kitchen in it.
00:07:21.000 And the food, I think, is, is prepped so it's almost cooked.
00:07:23.960 So they, they just finish it when they get there, which is easier.
00:07:27.100 So they don't, they don't have to be chefs.
00:07:28.680 They're just finishing.
00:07:29.320 And apparently people like it.
00:07:31.800 But the green people are complaining because it's a diesel truck. 0.97
00:07:35.540 So apparently a big diesel truck parks in front of your suburban home for two hours or whatever it takes.
00:07:41.180 Maybe an hour.
00:07:42.700 And it's basically a food truck, but it's high-end.
00:07:47.140 So you're getting high-end steaks and sushi and stuff that you wouldn't normally associate with a food truck.
00:07:53.600 And apparently it's, you know, it's got, like, billions of dollars of funding.
00:07:56.900 Now, here's my problem with our food delivery.
00:08:01.040 And I'll, and I'll give you an anecdote from my local Safeway.
00:08:05.280 Right?
00:08:05.600 So I happen to live in the town, by coincidence, that is the headquarters for the Safeway grocery store brand.
00:08:14.360 So the Safeways in my town tend to be the ones that try things first because that's where the CEO lives.
00:08:21.000 You know, and basically they can check it out easier because it's right in town.
00:08:24.500 So one of the things my town has is these special new-age shopping carts where you can scan your, you can scan your product as it's going into the cart.
00:08:36.120 And the cart weighs it, and it's got some other technology.
00:08:39.100 It even has a camera so it can tell if you put something in the cart and it didn't scan properly.
00:08:44.480 It'll call somebody, whatever.
00:08:46.280 So isn't this great?
00:08:47.380 Now, when you hear that you can, you can have all of your stuff paid for without standing in line, aren't you happy about that?
00:08:56.300 It's great, isn't it?
00:08:58.340 Well, well, there was one little wrinkle with the process.
00:09:03.620 They don't let you take these fancy carts into the parking lot.
00:09:08.500 What?
00:09:08.940 That's right.
00:09:11.160 Once you've done your shopping, you have to unload your cart into a standard shopping cart, every item.
00:09:19.860 Now, keep in mind that the items in your first shopping cart are not in bags.
00:09:24.860 It's the stuff you took right off the shelf. 0.97
00:09:27.260 So one item at a time, you reach into this fucking high-tech cart and put it into the low-tech cart while you're swearing. 1.00
00:09:34.380 What fucking piece of technology is making me, God, this piece of shit, why did I waste my goddamn fucking time doing this? 1.00
00:09:42.000 If you're going to make me just move every little fucking piece of tic-tac and eye drop and fucking vegetable, 1.00
00:09:48.920 one at a fucking time from this one to this one, by the time you're done, 1.00
00:09:54.660 you want to rip the store apart for putting you through it. 0.99
00:09:58.320 It's like the whole point of this thing was to save me time, and I can't even believe how hard it is.
00:10:04.380 Now, you might even say to yourself,
00:10:07.680 well, it'll still save time, you know, because it's not that hard to move it in.
00:10:13.540 No, because the technology almost never works.
00:10:17.460 Almost every time, you've got to call an assistant and wait for them,
00:10:20.800 and they'll pour through things and work it out.
00:10:23.660 So the technology is completely broken.
00:10:26.040 Here's what's wrong with food. 0.99
00:10:27.520 There are a hundred fucking people who have to touch it, including you, 15 times, just to get it in your mouth. 0.99
00:10:35.940 You know, you drive to the store, you put it in your cart, you take it out of the cart, you put it on the checker thing. 0.99
00:10:42.480 Checker puts it in the cart. 1.00
00:10:44.060 Cart into the fucking car. 1.00
00:10:46.400 Car into the fucking counter on the kitchen. 1.00
00:10:49.400 Counter into the fucking refrigerator. 1.00
00:10:51.260 Refrigerator, and that's like halfway through the process. 1.00
00:10:56.160 That's like halfway. 0.99
00:10:57.460 You've still got to cook the shit and throw it away and everything. 0.99
00:11:02.320 So, one of the things that I think the pandemic did for us 0.99
00:11:06.420 has sort of made us all deal with how bad our food delivery system is.
00:11:13.260 It's very inefficient.
00:11:15.100 We've got to get the production of the food right down close to your table
00:11:19.820 and prepare it more easily.
00:11:24.320 Let the robots prepare it, grow the gardens locally.
00:11:27.160 There's probably some way to solve this.
00:11:28.620 But the whole food delivery thing is just completely inefficient.
00:11:32.940 But maybe this wonder truck will be part of a solution.
00:11:36.420 In my perfect world, there would be trucks hovering nearby
00:11:40.620 and I would open my app and I would see where the trucks are.
00:11:45.080 And I would see, oh, there's a truck that has good steaks over here
00:11:49.180 and this truck has some sushi.
00:11:51.860 And I'd say, oh, well, I'm not that hungry.
00:11:54.780 So my favorite truck is pretty far away, but I don't mind because, you know, I'm not that hungry.
00:12:00.200 So it feels like my perfect world is to have the food ready to go on a truck
00:12:06.760 but never too far from my neighborhood, you know, within 20 minutes, that sort of thing.
00:12:13.340 Maybe that's where it's going.
00:12:16.200 So, well, let's put this all in context, could we?
00:12:21.260 All right.
00:12:21.860 Let me summarize.
00:12:22.820 So we've got the Saudis building half-trillion-dollar smart cities.
00:12:28.620 Pretty impressive.
00:12:29.980 Pretty impressive.
00:12:31.180 You've got Elon Musk, who's assembled so many assets doing other things
00:12:35.580 that if he wanted, he could put them together and 3-D print a city,
00:12:40.740 which is kind of cool.
00:12:43.800 And then this wonder startup might be redefining food.
00:12:46.680 Those are big, big things, really changing the nature of civilization.
00:12:52.680 Let's see what the Democrats are doing.
00:12:55.560 So the Saudis and Musk and these startups are changing civilization itself 1.00
00:13:00.180 in the most basic and important ways.
00:13:04.020 Checking in with the Democrats, let's see the headlines,
00:13:06.480 see what they've done for us today.
00:13:09.040 Well, they've re-engineered some common words.
00:13:13.080 They've also solved big problems.
00:13:14.980 Let me tell you about all the problems they've solved.
00:13:18.080 For example, I used to be worried about a recession,
00:13:21.420 but they tell us that the definition of a recession
00:13:23.860 has now miraculously changed from what they specifically told us in 2008.
00:13:29.140 Same people, actually.
00:13:30.640 This guy named Brian Deese.
00:13:32.520 In 2008, he told us,
00:13:33.940 economists have a technical definition of recession,
00:13:36.640 which is two consecutive quarters of negative growth,
00:13:39.740 which we've had.
00:13:40.780 And then yesterday, he's updated his definition of recession to
00:13:45.860 two negative quarters of GDP growth
00:13:48.760 is not the technical definition of recession. 1.00
00:13:52.000 What kind of an idiot thinks that? 1.00
00:13:54.160 Come on. 1.00
00:13:55.880 So they saved us from a recession by redefining the word.
00:14:01.660 But I'm still worried about inflation.
00:14:04.120 Aren't you?
00:14:05.880 At least we dodged the recession by redefining the word.
00:14:08.600 But what about inflation?
00:14:10.840 Well, don't worry.
00:14:12.560 Don't worry.
00:14:13.680 Democrats have you covered.
00:14:15.860 Yeah.
00:14:16.920 They have decided to change the definition of inflation.
00:14:20.740 So that one's going away.
00:14:22.020 Now, these are not the only victories they've had.
00:14:28.620 They redefined a vaccination from something that protects you
00:14:32.160 to something that maybe makes you not so sick.
00:14:35.760 They redefined the word find to be stealing and lying.
00:14:41.360 Recession, of course, has a new definition.
00:14:43.660 Insurrection.
00:14:45.800 Insurrection used to mean trying to take over the government,
00:14:48.480 usually an armed situation.
00:14:50.080 And now it's just complaining.
00:14:52.460 It's just complaining.
00:14:55.000 They've redefined.
00:14:56.120 I just found this one out today.
00:14:58.420 That was it Planned Parenthood who redefined pregnancy. 0.87
00:15:03.780 You wouldn't think that could get redefined.
00:15:06.680 But they've made a distinction between ectopic pregnancy 0.88
00:15:09.580 and those things which are real pregnancies, I guess, by their definition.
00:15:14.340 So that they could still have what you might call an abortion, 1.00
00:15:18.520 but they wouldn't call it that because that's not really a pregnancy.
00:15:21.880 It's just some kind of an ectopic thing.
00:15:24.840 So they've redefined that way.
00:15:27.780 Fascism used to mean one thing, but now it means a whole different thing.
00:15:32.440 Did you used to know what a woman was? 0.99
00:15:35.000 You used to know what a woman was. 1.00
00:15:36.940 Now, not so sure.
00:15:39.020 Not so sure.
00:15:39.680 White supremacy means, obviously, anything you want it to mean.
00:15:43.600 Green, it used to mean no nuclear, which didn't make sense.
00:15:48.920 But now it does include nuclear.
00:15:50.840 So they've redefined what green means
00:15:52.780 because they needed it to solve a problem.
00:15:56.980 As soon as they needed green to solve a problem,
00:15:59.420 they changed the definition of it.
00:16:00.740 Do you notice any theme or pattern here?
00:16:09.400 The entrepreneurs and, indeed, other countries
00:16:12.620 are doing gigantic things to re-engineer civilization
00:16:16.360 and all of its systems.
00:16:18.960 The Democrats are telling us that we're using words wrong,
00:16:22.900 but they're fixing it by changing the definitions
00:16:25.340 and making all of our big problems go away.
00:16:29.240 So good for them.
00:16:30.740 And so now that they've made all of these terms
00:16:38.300 mean something different than what you thought,
00:16:41.200 I just published a Robots Read News comic.
00:16:45.080 You'll see that today.
00:16:47.000 And I just have one warning.
00:16:50.060 Now that we know all of these words
00:16:51.820 that you used to know what they mean,
00:16:54.120 mean something else.
00:16:55.120 The word I'm most worried about now is sustainable.
00:17:04.180 Because it seems like all the words
00:17:05.820 started meaning the opposite of what they meant.
00:17:09.000 So they're working really hard
00:17:10.340 to make the world sustainable.
00:17:13.240 And there was a time when I thought that meant
00:17:15.400 you'd all get to stay alive
00:17:17.260 and things would be fairly good.
00:17:19.040 But if they redefine that,
00:17:21.780 it might mean to murder us all.
00:17:25.120 It could be coming.
00:17:26.780 Well, this will surprise you quite a bit.
00:17:31.260 But trust in media has gone to an all-time low.
00:17:37.480 I wonder what happened.
00:17:38.700 Was there something that happened to the media
00:17:42.220 that caused their credibility to start to...
00:17:45.440 Yeah, it's all Trump.
00:17:49.480 Trump actually destroyed the media
00:17:51.400 because the media went after Trump.
00:17:54.380 And I think what he said is,
00:17:55.900 well, you might take me down.
00:17:58.020 Well, you're going with me.
00:17:59.980 What's Trump's popularity now?
00:18:02.500 High 30s, low 40s?
00:18:04.720 Well, the media's popularity is...
00:18:08.320 Public trust is down to 7%.
00:18:11.200 No, 7% is for Congress.
00:18:16.300 It's trusted less than TV news.
00:18:18.400 Yeah, only the Democratic-controlled Congress
00:18:20.520 is less trusted than the news business,
00:18:24.260 which is down to 11% trust the news.
00:18:28.840 And newspapers, 16%, also near the bottom.
00:18:32.160 So TV news and newspapers are basically
00:18:34.620 completely mistrusted at this point in time.
00:18:38.760 I wonder what caused that.
00:18:42.940 And maybe I would suggest
00:18:45.320 that we need a truth-in-naming law for legislation.
00:18:48.900 Because if you can create legislation
00:18:51.040 that increases inflation,
00:18:53.260 and you can name it the Inflation and Reduction Act 0.99
00:18:55.780 so that morons think they're voting for the wrong thing, 0.98
00:18:58.620 I feel like you need some kind of law 0.99
00:19:01.920 that says that the bill should say something about what is in there.
00:19:06.620 Or it should have a generic name.
00:19:09.480 Could you imagine forcing Congress
00:19:11.740 to properly name their own bills?
00:19:15.460 They would never approve that, would they?
00:19:17.560 Because they know that the only way that they can make stuff work
00:19:20.160 is to fool you into thinking of something else.
00:19:22.460 You don't believe that?
00:19:25.000 You don't think that the government
00:19:26.300 is intentionally fooling you
00:19:28.440 so that they can get stuff approved?
00:19:33.200 Well, now there's this big spending bill,
00:19:37.660 which isn't fully approved.
00:19:38.700 The Senate still has to approve it.
00:19:40.300 But if it gets approved,
00:19:41.480 it's called the Inflation and Reduction Act of 2022.
00:19:44.500 And would you like to know what's in it?
00:19:46.360 Because it's like a really big spending bill.
00:19:51.140 So if you don't mind,
00:19:53.680 I'd like to tell you what's in it.
00:19:56.300 Now, bear with me.
00:19:58.760 It's like a really big spending bill.
00:20:01.960 Tons of complexity.
00:20:04.120 But I feel like I can do this
00:20:06.280 and keep your interest.
00:20:07.480 All right? You ready?
00:20:08.920 So I went to CNN
00:20:11.460 to find out what are the details of this giant bill
00:20:13.640 because it's the number one headline.
00:20:14.900 So if the biggest headline in the country is this bill,
00:20:19.520 there's going to be a lot of reporting on what's in it.
00:20:22.180 So I went to look for what's in it.
00:20:25.460 And apparently the Congress has released
00:20:27.980 a one-page description.
00:20:32.840 What?
00:20:36.280 What?
00:20:37.720 I thought I read that wrong.
00:20:39.920 No, I'm sorry.
00:20:40.680 It's not a one-page description.
00:20:41.920 A one-page description would be, like, crazy
00:20:45.680 for, like, a gigantic, you know,
00:20:47.540 trillion-dollar bill.
00:20:50.160 It's actually a one-page fact sheet.
00:20:54.240 It's a one-page fact sheet.
00:20:57.540 I'm not making this up.
00:20:59.760 I'm not making this up.
00:21:01.760 Congress hasn't told us what's in the bill
00:21:03.700 or anybody else.
00:21:06.260 CNN doesn't know what's in the bill.
00:21:09.220 I'm not making that up.
00:21:10.440 Did you know that?
00:21:12.500 It's the headline.
00:21:14.380 There is no document that tells us what's in the bill
00:21:16.480 except a one-page fact sheet.
00:21:21.060 But I guess Medicare would be allowed to negotiate prices.
00:21:25.740 I like that part.
00:21:27.360 That's good.
00:21:27.880 And let's see.
00:21:32.120 What else?
00:21:32.720 It would have a ton of money,
00:21:35.140 $369 billion into energy and climate change programs
00:21:38.580 with the goal of reducing carbon emissions by 40% by 2030.
00:21:45.020 Okay.
00:21:46.380 But I feel like that fact sheet...
00:21:50.880 Let me just mention this
00:21:54.300 and see what you think.
00:21:56.840 So CNN reports there's a one-page fact sheet.
00:22:00.700 Just one page.
00:22:02.720 Wouldn't you think...
00:22:05.080 I don't know.
00:22:05.680 This is just me.
00:22:07.040 But if Congress produced a one-page fact sheet,
00:22:11.420 first of all, there's no copyright problem on that, right?
00:22:14.020 If the government publishes something, we all own it.
00:22:19.000 So there's no copyright.
00:22:21.340 What would be the reason for CNN
00:22:22.760 not to publish the one-page fact sheet?
00:22:26.380 Can you think of what?
00:22:28.020 Why would the news not publish one page of a fact sheet?
00:22:35.420 Have you seen it?
00:22:36.680 It exists.
00:22:37.880 They told us it exists.
00:22:39.760 You're telling me that a one-page fact sheet,
00:22:42.040 just an image so that we can see what they saw
00:22:45.520 instead of relying on them to interpret the one-page?
00:22:49.720 Really?
00:22:50.840 Really?
00:22:51.460 You can't show me one page?
00:22:53.620 Somebody says they don't have it.
00:22:55.700 Even worse.
00:22:57.500 You don't think CNN can get a one-page fact sheet
00:23:00.300 from somebody in Congress?
00:23:02.240 There's nobody in Congress
00:23:03.600 that will give CNN the one-page fact sheet.
00:23:06.020 Really?
00:23:07.120 Really?
00:23:07.480 Really?
00:23:07.560 How can you conclude anything except
00:23:12.020 your government and the news business
00:23:15.180 and the news business
00:23:16.440 don't want you to know what's in it?
00:23:18.800 How can you conclude anything else?
00:23:21.180 Because the bar of difficulty
00:23:23.980 for showing you what's in it,
00:23:25.540 at least the fact sheet,
00:23:26.880 is zero.
00:23:28.920 Zero.
00:23:30.300 There's no friction at all.
00:23:31.700 How hard is it for a news business
00:23:34.260 to include an image on their web page?
00:23:38.860 Zero.
00:23:39.960 It's just what they do every day.
00:23:41.400 There's no extra.
00:23:42.900 This is the news.
00:23:43.940 Here's the picture.
00:23:44.740 Here it is.
00:23:45.320 Paste.
00:23:47.000 How in the world can you explain that
00:23:48.920 any other way
00:23:49.860 than both the government
00:23:51.340 and the news business,
00:23:52.740 this is important,
00:23:54.400 are colluding
00:23:55.140 to not tell you what the government is doing?
00:23:58.420 And they're doing it right in front of you.
00:24:00.520 Right in front of you.
00:24:01.960 There's no ambiguity about this whatsoever.
00:24:04.480 We're not telling you
00:24:05.400 what's in the spending bill. 1.00
00:24:09.700 Every one of these motherfuckers 1.00
00:24:11.540 should be fired. 1.00
00:24:12.800 All of them.
00:24:14.120 Everybody in the news business
00:24:15.440 who didn't report this
00:24:16.620 the way I just did
00:24:17.480 should be fired.
00:24:19.180 If you're in the news business
00:24:20.500 and you say,
00:24:21.560 well, Congress won't tell us the details
00:24:23.220 and we're not even going to report 1.00
00:24:24.280 this motherfucker, 1.00
00:24:25.720 I'd say, okay, that's okay. 1.00
00:24:27.780 But if the news business
00:24:29.200 colludes with the government
00:24:30.380 to not tell you
00:24:31.260 it wasn't a bill,
00:24:32.840 they all need to be fired.
00:24:34.980 You know, the media,
00:24:36.080 the government.
00:24:37.640 And that's,
00:24:38.580 that is a low behavior
00:24:40.380 that's so far beyond.
00:24:42.860 And you know what most people think?
00:24:44.600 How many of you thought
00:24:45.700 somebody must have seen the bill?
00:24:47.100 I'll bet you thought that, right?
00:24:49.980 Until I told you
00:24:50.880 that nobody's seen it,
00:24:52.760 didn't you think,
00:24:53.540 well, somebody's seen it?
00:24:55.440 They voted on it.
00:24:57.020 Somebody's seen it.
00:24:58.040 No.
00:24:58.860 I don't think the people
00:24:59.760 who voted on it saw it.
00:25:01.100 Do you?
00:25:02.420 Do you?
00:25:03.800 I assume the bill
00:25:04.840 is some ginormous thing
00:25:06.400 with many pages.
00:25:07.480 It's really boring.
00:25:08.660 And if you looked at it,
00:25:09.620 you might not even know
00:25:10.360 what you were looking at.
00:25:12.100 Right?
00:25:12.540 If you were flipping through it
00:25:13.720 and you saw some expenses,
00:25:15.000 would you know
00:25:15.520 this expense for this line item
00:25:18.000 is too much or too little?
00:25:19.320 Not really.
00:25:20.720 So I think that even the news
00:25:22.140 says that if we looked at it,
00:25:23.240 we wouldn't know
00:25:23.700 what we were seeing.
00:25:25.300 So it's,
00:25:25.980 it's probably a document
00:25:27.760 that by its design
00:25:29.060 is made for you
00:25:29.760 not to be able
00:25:30.340 to penetrate it.
00:25:31.940 That's a real thing.
00:25:34.060 I used to prevent,
00:25:35.440 I used to prevent,
00:25:37.140 Freudian slip.
00:25:39.000 It used to be my job
00:25:40.100 to present information
00:25:41.260 to management.
00:25:42.820 Do you think
00:25:43.260 I ever presented it
00:25:44.240 in a way that was designed
00:25:45.180 to hide the truth?
00:25:46.720 Well, when I was asked to.
00:25:48.580 Yup.
00:25:49.640 Sometimes you held it,
00:25:50.560 you hid the truth.
00:25:51.520 It would be some truth
00:25:52.300 you didn't think was useful,
00:25:53.860 but that was your opinion.
00:25:55.400 So you'd basically
00:25:56.400 be managing your superiors
00:25:58.040 by hiding from them
00:26:00.020 any truth
00:26:00.780 that might be a problem
00:26:02.360 to you.
00:26:04.520 So managers
00:26:05.300 don't really manage.
00:26:07.800 I don't know
00:26:08.260 if I'm the first one
00:26:08.940 to tell you this.
00:26:10.400 Managers don't manage
00:26:11.680 because they have to rely
00:26:13.440 on their underlings
00:26:14.120 to tell them
00:26:14.660 what's true.
00:26:15.220 So the underlings
00:26:17.480 decide what's true
00:26:20.040 and that defines
00:26:22.480 what a leader
00:26:23.080 could even make
00:26:23.700 a decision on.
00:26:26.280 So really.
00:26:27.080 the whole system
00:26:31.420 is broken.
00:26:34.620 Remember I told you
00:26:36.020 was it a week or two ago
00:26:37.120 that I thought
00:26:37.640 inflation had peaked
00:26:39.100 and maybe you
00:26:41.220 didn't believe me?
00:26:42.780 Wall Street Journal
00:26:43.560 is reporting
00:26:44.860 at least in an opinion piece
00:26:46.120 with lots of data
00:26:46.940 to back it up
00:26:47.620 that inflation
00:26:48.900 has probably peaked.
00:26:49.900 So do I get
00:26:53.820 an attaboy for that?
00:26:55.320 We don't know
00:26:55.920 if it's true yet
00:26:56.700 just the Wall Street Journal
00:26:57.720 but I did say it
00:26:58.860 before the Wall Street Journal
00:26:59.840 and the Wall Street Journal
00:27:01.160 gave us some backup.
00:27:03.080 Thank you.
00:27:03.760 Thank you.
00:27:04.120 I got an attaboy there.
00:27:05.540 That's all I wanted.
00:27:07.240 So I do think
00:27:08.020 inflation peaked.
00:27:09.940 I think we're going
00:27:10.760 to be okay.
00:27:11.280 I think the recession
00:27:14.520 and by the way
00:27:15.400 let me say this publicly
00:27:17.120 if Trump had told you
00:27:19.880 that suddenly
00:27:21.920 two periods
00:27:23.140 of negative GDP growth
00:27:25.420 no longer meant recession
00:27:27.460 because this is a special case
00:27:29.200 I actually would have
00:27:30.420 supported that.
00:27:34.000 Because
00:27:34.720 the economy
00:27:36.320 is a psychology machine
00:27:37.960 and I've often said
00:27:40.200 that the role
00:27:41.620 of a leader
00:27:42.180 is to be more optimistic
00:27:43.840 than the facts allow.
00:27:46.940 To be more optimistic
00:27:48.460 about the economy
00:27:49.240 than the facts
00:27:50.060 actually suggest.
00:27:51.600 You should be
00:27:52.180 not crazy optimistic
00:27:54.140 but you should be
00:27:55.500 above the actuality
00:27:56.920 because that's what
00:27:58.580 gets people
00:27:59.200 feeling positive
00:28:00.900 about the economy
00:28:01.740 and then it's
00:28:02.420 a self-fulfilling thing.
00:28:05.000 So
00:28:05.220 in this case
00:28:07.720 I'm going to agree
00:28:08.360 with the Biden administration.
00:28:10.200 They're calling
00:28:11.140 this recession
00:28:12.120 now I do think
00:28:13.840 they have to answer
00:28:14.680 for the fact
00:28:15.320 that they had
00:28:15.740 a different definition
00:28:16.840 than they did
00:28:17.560 in 2008.
00:28:19.040 Do we all agree
00:28:19.820 with that?
00:28:20.200 They have to answer
00:28:20.820 to the fact
00:28:21.360 that they changed
00:28:21.960 the definition.
00:28:23.420 But they have a reason.
00:28:25.560 They have a reason.
00:28:27.320 And the reason was
00:28:28.320 here's how I would have done.
00:28:30.100 So
00:28:30.240 the Biden administration
00:28:31.560 spokespeople
00:28:32.340 have completely
00:28:33.700 botched
00:28:34.380 this.
00:28:36.200 Let me be
00:28:36.880 the spokesperson
00:28:37.680 for Biden
00:28:38.440 for a minute
00:28:38.920 and I'll take
00:28:39.780 the hard question
00:28:40.460 that they couldn't answer.
00:28:42.340 Scott
00:28:42.820 you work for
00:28:44.460 the Biden administration
00:28:45.400 hypothetically
00:28:46.800 and
00:28:48.440 why did you
00:28:49.380 used to say
00:28:50.060 that
00:28:50.420 the definition
00:28:51.400 of recession
00:28:52.440 was two
00:28:53.200 consecutive quarters
00:28:54.280 of GDP
00:28:54.740 you said that
00:28:55.500 publicly
00:28:55.900 and specifically
00:28:56.680 but now you say
00:28:58.200 it's more of a
00:28:58.780 holistic situation.
00:29:00.580 How do you
00:29:00.940 explain that?
00:29:02.520 Easily
00:29:03.000 if you're not 1.00
00:29:04.060 a fucking idiot 1.00
00:29:04.860 you could do it 1.00
00:29:07.860 too, right?
00:29:08.940 How hard would it be
00:29:10.240 to explain
00:29:11.860 that away?
00:29:13.180 You'd have to be 1.00
00:29:13.920 an idiot 1.00
00:29:14.700 not to be able 1.00
00:29:15.460 to handle
00:29:15.780 that easy question.
00:29:16.780 Let me do it for you.
00:29:18.560 What's the name
00:29:19.220 of the spokesperson
00:29:20.500 something
00:29:21.160 Gene
00:29:22.200 never remember
00:29:23.580 names
00:29:23.920 like a
00:29:24.300 three word name.
00:29:26.700 What's the press
00:29:27.240 secretary's name?
00:29:29.480 Not Fang Fang
00:29:30.380 Stop it.
00:29:33.000 All right.
00:29:33.480 Karine Jean Pierre.
00:29:35.620 That's a hard name
00:29:36.640 to remember
00:29:37.120 isn't it?
00:29:38.600 Karine Jean.
00:29:40.240 Karine Jean.
00:29:41.040 If you remember
00:29:41.700 that the first two
00:29:42.440 rhyme it's easier.
00:29:44.220 Karine Jean Pierre.
00:29:46.500 All right.
00:29:47.580 So here's me
00:29:48.640 doing her job.
00:29:50.760 Why did you
00:29:51.520 change the definition
00:29:52.400 of recession?
00:29:54.680 I'd say well
00:29:55.340 there's sort of
00:29:57.820 a rule of thumb
00:29:58.540 definition
00:29:59.060 the two consecutive
00:30:00.400 periods of GDP
00:30:01.580 and I would say
00:30:02.920 that for probably
00:30:03.740 98% of every case
00:30:05.320 that simple rule
00:30:06.940 pretty much
00:30:08.260 is accurate
00:30:08.900 but there's a
00:30:10.460 special case
00:30:11.220 where the
00:30:12.660 economists would
00:30:13.520 say
00:30:13.820 and largely
00:30:14.900 most of them
00:30:15.440 would agree
00:30:15.760 with this
00:30:16.060 that there is
00:30:16.780 a special case
00:30:17.640 and the special
00:30:19.020 case would be
00:30:19.660 when things get
00:30:20.360 temporarily
00:30:20.840 knocked down
00:30:21.420 a whack 0.87
00:30:21.840 but for some
00:30:23.040 reason you know
00:30:23.660 that it's temporary.
00:30:25.300 That's what the
00:30:25.720 pandemic did.
00:30:27.100 So the pandemic
00:30:28.040 temporarily whacked
00:30:29.540 us in a way
00:30:30.380 that we know
00:30:31.080 is recoverable
00:30:31.900 because we know
00:30:32.960 what did it
00:30:33.380 we know how
00:30:33.760 to get back.
00:30:34.760 So this isn't
00:30:35.340 like a regular
00:30:36.040 business as usual
00:30:38.780 recession.
00:30:40.080 If this were
00:30:40.920 business as usual
00:30:41.920 then probably
00:30:43.320 the two periods
00:30:44.220 of GDP
00:30:44.760 would capture
00:30:46.380 everything you
00:30:46.940 needed to capture
00:30:47.680 because there
00:30:48.360 wouldn't be
00:30:48.640 any other
00:30:49.260 variables.
00:30:50.400 But when you're
00:30:50.820 coming out of
00:30:51.220 the pandemic
00:30:51.700 everything's
00:30:52.340 upside down.
00:30:53.860 So for a while
00:30:54.760 our standard
00:30:55.400 definitions probably
00:30:56.360 won't work
00:30:57.020 and that was
00:30:57.980 a good rule
00:30:58.460 of thumb
00:30:58.800 and we'll
00:30:59.080 probably go
00:30:59.440 back to it.
00:31:00.600 After we've
00:31:01.420 chewed up
00:31:01.940 the trouble
00:31:02.740 from the
00:31:03.160 pandemic
00:31:03.540 and we get
00:31:04.080 back to
00:31:04.580 some kind
00:31:04.940 of a baseline
00:31:05.660 if you ask
00:31:07.100 me again
00:31:07.480 in five years
00:31:08.320 to define
00:31:09.120 a recession
00:31:09.740 I'd probably
00:31:10.260 go back
00:31:10.600 to the two
00:31:11.160 periods of
00:31:14.080 GDP
00:31:14.420 because once
00:31:15.480 the baseline
00:31:16.040 is stable
00:31:17.640 then you could
00:31:19.440 just say
00:31:19.800 that rule
00:31:20.360 of thumb
00:31:20.660 starts working
00:31:21.340 again.
00:31:22.080 But at the
00:31:22.600 moment there's
00:31:23.020 a special
00:31:23.420 case and it
00:31:23.960 doesn't work
00:31:24.540 and I think
00:31:25.300 you're all
00:31:25.620 adult enough
00:31:26.360 to understand
00:31:27.660 that even
00:31:28.460 a simple
00:31:29.080 rule of
00:31:29.580 thumb
00:31:29.900 would have
00:31:30.920 exceptions.
00:31:32.200 We're all
00:31:32.800 adult enough
00:31:33.340 to understand
00:31:33.800 that aren't
00:31:34.240 we?
00:31:34.820 There should
00:31:35.160 be exceptions
00:31:35.700 to any
00:31:36.120 rule of
00:31:36.500 thumb.
00:31:37.800 Now tell
00:31:40.640 me in the
00:31:41.040 comments did
00:31:42.400 I not nail
00:31:43.120 that?
00:31:44.340 I nailed
00:31:44.800 it.
00:31:45.500 I absolutely
00:31:46.220 positively
00:31:47.860 slayed it.
00:31:50.240 Now let me
00:31:50.760 ask you this. 0.99
00:31:51.920 How fucking 0.98
00:31:52.760 hard was that? 0.99
00:31:54.460 Not.
00:31:54.980 It wasn't
00:31:56.300 hard.
00:31:57.220 When you
00:31:57.580 watch the
00:31:58.000 best that
00:31:58.460 the Biden
00:31:58.940 administration
00:31:59.420 can give
00:32:00.120 you for
00:32:00.460 a spokesperson
00:32:01.060 the best
00:32:05.280 you can
00:32:05.600 do for
00:32:06.820 a spokesperson
00:32:07.340 is to act
00:32:08.200 like you
00:32:08.540 don't know
00:32:08.880 how to
00:32:09.080 answer that
00:32:09.520 question.
00:32:10.160 That's
00:32:10.560 really bad
00:32:11.300 work.
00:32:12.340 Like that's
00:32:12.740 really bad
00:32:13.240 work.
00:32:13.820 I don't
00:32:14.140 think we
00:32:14.480 can overlook
00:32:16.300 that the
00:32:17.160 spokesperson for
00:32:18.040 the president
00:32:18.500 is barely
00:32:20.280 functional in
00:32:21.340 my opinion.
00:32:22.900 These are not
00:32:23.640 hard questions
00:32:24.300 to answer.
00:32:24.960 They're
00:32:25.100 really not.
00:32:26.380 They're
00:32:26.540 really not.
00:32:28.580 What about
00:32:29.180 when they
00:32:29.480 say why
00:32:29.900 are you
00:32:30.140 calling this
00:32:30.600 gigantic bill
00:32:31.340 the Inflation
00:32:32.040 Reduction
00:32:32.500 Act when
00:32:33.520 you're spending
00:32:34.000 a bunch of
00:32:34.540 money?
00:32:37.060 And you
00:32:37.620 know they'll
00:32:38.160 be like blah
00:32:38.800 blah blah 0.97
00:32:39.160 blah blah 0.97
00:32:39.300 blah.
00:32:39.920 Here's how
00:32:40.480 I'd answer
00:32:40.920 it.
00:32:41.780 Well what
00:32:43.260 matters to
00:32:44.820 people is how
00:32:45.400 much they're
00:32:45.740 spending.
00:32:48.920 Economists
00:32:49.360 are going to
00:32:49.720 call some of
00:32:50.380 that inflation
00:32:50.960 and some of
00:32:51.640 it's other
00:32:52.280 problems.
00:32:52.940 Supply chain
00:32:53.620 everything else.
00:32:55.060 But what
00:32:55.740 matters is
00:32:56.300 what you're
00:32:56.580 paying.
00:32:59.180 So what
00:32:59.800 this bill
00:33:00.180 does is
00:33:01.500 it's going
00:33:01.820 to lower
00:33:02.220 your health
00:33:02.800 care costs
00:33:03.420 which are a
00:33:05.600 big part of
00:33:05.980 your spending.
00:33:07.140 Now that's
00:33:07.600 not an answer
00:33:09.160 to inflation
00:33:10.080 in general
00:33:10.820 but I think
00:33:11.800 you'll feel
00:33:12.140 that in your
00:33:12.500 pockets.
00:33:13.480 So while we
00:33:14.080 can't solve
00:33:14.660 inflation in
00:33:15.500 general right
00:33:16.420 away we do
00:33:17.240 have to work
00:33:17.760 through this
00:33:18.220 excess money
00:33:19.580 that's in the
00:33:20.080 system.
00:33:20.780 There are a
00:33:21.460 few things that
00:33:22.040 we can do
00:33:22.600 and I'd like
00:33:23.780 you to know
00:33:24.140 that just
00:33:24.480 because we
00:33:24.940 can't do
00:33:25.640 everything that
00:33:27.280 doesn't mean
00:33:27.760 we're not
00:33:28.100 going to do
00:33:28.400 the things
00:33:28.760 we can do.
00:33:30.060 So while it's
00:33:30.620 true that our
00:33:31.260 title the
00:33:31.940 Inflation
00:33:32.360 Reduction
00:33:32.820 Act you
00:33:33.740 know that's
00:33:34.300 a little
00:33:34.640 let's say
00:33:35.880 it's aspirational
00:33:37.120 the bill does
00:33:38.780 have very
00:33:39.220 specific things
00:33:40.100 that we're
00:33:40.800 sure you would
00:33:41.500 agree will
00:33:42.000 lower your
00:33:42.520 costs in
00:33:43.520 some big
00:33:43.900 areas.
00:33:44.760 We're going
00:33:45.360 to work on
00:33:45.780 the rest
00:33:46.180 because inflation
00:33:47.140 is not
00:33:47.540 something you
00:33:48.080 solve with
00:33:48.960 one spending
00:33:49.620 bill.
00:33:49.900 I think
00:33:50.860 you'd all
00:33:51.160 agree with
00:33:51.540 that.
00:33:52.280 But because
00:33:52.640 it's so
00:33:53.360 important that
00:33:54.240 we get some
00:33:54.740 of your key
00:33:55.320 costs
00:33:55.760 there
00:33:56.180 and I'm
00:34:02.320 maybe
00:34:02.640 something else
00:34:03.300 wouldn't
00:34:03.560 do.
00:34:07.040 You're right
00:34:07.700 there's a lot
00:34:08.380 more work to
00:34:08.940 do.
00:34:11.420 How hard
00:34:12.160 would that
00:34:12.520 be?
00:34:13.680 How hard
00:34:14.240 would it be
00:34:14.660 to explain
00:34:15.200 the title
00:34:16.400 is a little
00:34:16.840 aspirational
00:34:17.560 this won't
00:34:19.340 solve all
00:34:19.820 of inflation
00:34:20.300 but we're
00:34:20.720 going to
00:34:20.860 pick some
00:34:21.180 key things
00:34:21.720 and I
00:34:22.360 think we
00:34:23.140 can take
00:34:23.460 a bite
00:34:23.780 out of
00:34:24.040 a few
00:34:24.320 key things
00:34:24.780 and that'll
00:34:25.580 help you
00:34:25.900 out.
00:34:26.860 How hard
00:34:27.500 is that?
00:34:29.420 That's not
00:34:30.040 hard.
00:34:31.360 Right?
00:34:31.760 When you
00:34:32.500 see how
00:34:32.940 bad or
00:34:34.300 how badly
00:34:34.900 the
00:34:35.860 representatives
00:34:37.320 are explaining
00:34:38.260 the Democrat
00:34:38.940 stuff it's
00:34:40.740 just heartbreaking
00:34:41.680 that they
00:34:42.740 can't even
00:34:43.060 explain their
00:34:43.820 own position
00:34:44.460 it's
00:34:46.600 incredible.
00:34:47.560 Here's a
00:34:49.760 question that
00:34:50.600 you haven't
00:34:50.920 asked yourself.
00:34:52.300 I keep
00:34:52.580 seeing a
00:34:52.960 bunch of
00:34:53.240 people complain
00:34:53.960 that Trump
00:34:55.360 should have
00:34:55.720 done more
00:34:56.160 on January
00:34:56.640 6th and
00:34:57.480 specifically
00:34:58.000 one of the
00:34:58.540 things they
00:34:58.940 say he
00:34:59.320 should have
00:34:59.640 done more
00:35:00.160 of is to
00:35:01.340 try to get
00:35:01.840 a bigger
00:35:02.300 military
00:35:02.900 presence in
00:35:03.600 the Capitol.
00:35:05.100 Now there's
00:35:05.560 some gray
00:35:07.900 area about
00:35:08.640 whose job
00:35:09.240 it is to
00:35:09.720 do what
00:35:10.300 and who
00:35:10.620 asked for
00:35:11.080 what ahead
00:35:11.560 of time
00:35:11.980 and who
00:35:12.300 refused it
00:35:13.220 and there's
00:35:14.160 Mayor Bowser
00:35:14.860 and there's
00:35:15.340 Nancy Pelosi
00:35:16.060 and they
00:35:16.640 both have
00:35:17.280 something to
00:35:18.200 do with
00:35:18.620 what kind
00:35:20.120 of military
00:35:20.580 presence or
00:35:22.160 how much
00:35:22.500 security there
00:35:23.060 is.
00:35:23.580 So there's
00:35:24.280 a whole
00:35:24.460 bunch of
00:35:24.740 people involved.
00:35:26.480 But let me
00:35:27.080 ask you just
00:35:27.540 this one
00:35:27.940 question.
00:35:29.660 Imagine if
00:35:30.300 you could
00:35:30.740 imagine if
00:35:32.700 you could
00:35:33.140 that President
00:35:34.580 Trump thought
00:35:35.620 there might be
00:35:36.120 trouble and
00:35:37.800 so being a
00:35:38.680 good president
00:35:39.520 just the way
00:35:40.160 the Democrats
00:35:40.780 suggest he
00:35:41.620 should have
00:35:41.880 been he
00:35:43.040 had requested
00:35:44.140 and let's
00:35:44.700 say he
00:35:44.960 got approval
00:35:45.440 for because
00:35:46.460 some of
00:35:46.800 you are
00:35:47.020 going to
00:35:47.200 say he
00:35:47.520 did ask
00:35:48.000 for it
00:35:48.340 but he
00:35:48.560 didn't get
00:35:48.860 approval which
00:35:49.820 by the way
00:35:50.240 has been
00:35:50.520 debunked.
00:35:52.740 I don't
00:35:53.240 know which
00:35:53.580 is true 0.89
00:35:53.920 the debunk
00:35:54.580 or the
00:35:55.120 claim but
00:35:56.520 I saw
00:35:56.920 what I
00:35:57.300 thought was
00:35:57.620 a credible
00:35:58.260 debunk
00:35:59.020 that said
00:35:59.640 he never
00:36:00.060 asked for it
00:36:00.700 and only
00:36:00.980 talked about
00:36:01.540 it.
00:36:02.280 So I
00:36:02.700 don't know
00:36:02.920 what's true
00:36:03.720 there but
00:36:04.500 just be
00:36:04.900 aware if
00:36:06.180 you think
00:36:06.540 it's a
00:36:06.900 fact that
00:36:07.580 he asked
00:36:08.040 for it
00:36:08.460 and it
00:36:08.700 was denied
00:36:09.280 that the
00:36:10.360 news is
00:36:10.820 reporting the
00:36:11.380 opposite.
00:36:11.720 And there's
00:36:14.120 a 16%
00:36:15.020 chance that
00:36:15.640 the news
00:36:15.980 is right.
00:36:16.940 So put
00:36:18.880 that in
00:36:19.200 your
00:36:19.360 considerations.
00:36:22.440 All right
00:36:22.660 but here's
00:36:23.000 the only
00:36:23.400 question that
00:36:24.020 I'm going
00:36:24.280 to get
00:36:24.460 to.
00:36:25.080 Imagine
00:36:25.500 if you
00:36:25.860 will that
00:36:27.000 Trump had
00:36:27.400 asked for
00:36:28.080 let's say
00:36:28.460 National
00:36:28.840 Guard and
00:36:30.580 it had
00:36:31.580 been approved.
00:36:34.140 Play it
00:36:34.760 through in
00:36:35.060 your head.
00:36:36.280 Trump
00:36:36.520 asked for
00:36:37.140 a large
00:36:37.660 military
00:36:38.400 presence and
00:36:39.560 it gets
00:36:39.840 approved and
00:36:40.520 they show
00:36:40.960 up.
00:36:41.720 Play it
00:36:42.040 in your
00:36:42.220 head.
00:36:43.040 How's
00:36:43.320 that go?
00:36:45.060 Really
00:36:45.640 good?
00:36:46.440 Because
00:36:46.960 they
00:36:47.240 eliminate
00:36:48.540 the
00:36:48.980 violence
00:36:49.420 right?
00:36:51.760 No.
00:36:52.960 That's
00:36:53.320 fascism.
00:36:54.860 That's
00:36:55.240 fascism.
00:36:56.360 If you
00:36:56.900 put an
00:36:57.600 actual
00:36:58.120 military
00:36:58.860 force
00:36:59.520 there
00:36:59.800 the
00:37:00.400 Democrats
00:37:00.900 would say
00:37:01.900 what would
00:37:03.260 they say?
00:37:04.880 Go.
00:37:05.900 The
00:37:06.120 Democrats
00:37:06.440 say
00:37:06.940 Hitler. 0.57
00:37:08.980 Hitler. 0.57
00:37:09.460 Hitler. 0.57
00:37:11.220 It's
00:37:11.520 Hitler. 0.57
00:37:11.940 It's
00:37:12.100 a coup.
00:37:12.880 It's a
00:37:13.220 military
00:37:13.520 coup.
00:37:14.500 And then
00:37:14.780 all of
00:37:15.340 the
00:37:15.580 reporting
00:37:17.480 would be
00:37:17.940 about how
00:37:18.660 the head
00:37:19.720 of that
00:37:20.080 particular
00:37:20.580 unit was
00:37:21.400 pro-Trump.
00:37:22.060 I don't
00:37:23.820 know if
00:37:24.080 that would
00:37:24.320 be the
00:37:24.580 case.
00:37:25.380 But imagine
00:37:25.820 if that
00:37:26.320 were the
00:37:26.580 case.
00:37:27.580 You'd say
00:37:27.960 wait a
00:37:28.460 minute.
00:37:29.520 Trump
00:37:29.900 called a
00:37:30.500 military
00:37:31.040 unit with
00:37:31.740 the head
00:37:32.080 of the
00:37:32.340 military
00:37:32.680 voted for
00:37:33.380 Trump?
00:37:33.740 Well that's
00:37:34.800 a coup.
00:37:35.880 If I
00:37:36.500 ever saw
00:37:37.000 an
00:37:37.160 insurrection
00:37:37.640 that's
00:37:38.220 an
00:37:38.360 insurrection.
00:37:40.300 Do you
00:37:40.940 understand
00:37:41.420 there was
00:37:41.720 nothing he
00:37:42.180 could do?
00:37:44.280 And am I
00:37:44.960 the first
00:37:45.340 person to
00:37:45.800 tell you
00:37:46.040 that?
00:37:47.080 There was
00:37:47.360 nothing he
00:37:47.800 could do.
00:37:48.640 If he
00:37:49.140 had actually
00:37:50.320 gotten a
00:37:50.880 bigger
00:37:51.100 military
00:37:51.600 force
00:37:52.140 that
00:37:52.840 totally
00:37:53.260 would have
00:37:53.560 worked
00:37:53.780 against
00:37:54.100 him.
00:37:55.300 If you
00:37:55.860 say to
00:37:56.180 me
00:37:56.320 but Scott
00:37:56.900 you would
00:37:57.940 have stopped
00:37:58.440 the
00:37:58.760 violence
00:37:59.300 I wouldn't
00:38:01.440 do it.
00:38:01.840 If she
00:38:03.060 said Scott
00:38:03.660 you would
00:38:04.320 have
00:38:04.420 prevented
00:38:04.800 the
00:38:05.240 deaths
00:38:05.720 of let's
00:38:06.960 say Ashley
00:38:07.440 Babbitt
00:38:08.000 and maybe
00:38:09.640 people who
00:38:10.460 committed
00:38:10.700 suicide
00:38:11.160 because they
00:38:11.820 had been
00:38:12.200 accused.
00:38:12.980 I don't
00:38:13.120 know.
00:38:13.640 So you
00:38:14.080 could attribute
00:38:14.960 injuries and
00:38:16.180 death to
00:38:16.680 the event.
00:38:17.520 But suppose
00:38:17.900 you said
00:38:18.220 to me I
00:38:18.680 can make
00:38:19.000 all of
00:38:19.420 that go
00:38:19.760 away.
00:38:20.700 All you
00:38:20.980 have to
00:38:21.220 do is
00:38:21.460 have the
00:38:21.740 military
00:38:22.080 show up.
00:38:23.820 Nope.
00:38:25.200 Nope.
00:38:25.840 I will
00:38:26.160 not take
00:38:26.680 that deal.
00:38:27.860 I will
00:38:28.160 not take
00:38:28.640 that deal.
00:38:29.640 I will
00:38:30.020 not let
00:38:30.560 the military
00:38:31.100 if I
00:38:31.460 have a
00:38:31.640 choice.
00:38:32.880 I don't
00:38:33.420 want the 0.55
00:38:33.780 military
00:38:34.100 in my
00:38:34.520 capital.
00:38:35.860 I would
00:38:36.120 rather the
00:38:36.580 citizens
00:38:37.040 fight it
00:38:37.580 out.
00:38:39.540 And if
00:38:40.360 some of
00:38:40.660 them go
00:38:40.920 to jail
00:38:41.360 they go
00:38:41.680 to jail.
00:38:44.020 This was
00:38:44.700 people to
00:38:45.180 people.
00:38:45.860 As soon
00:38:46.200 as you
00:38:46.440 get the
00:38:46.700 military
00:38:47.040 in there
00:38:47.480 it's
00:38:47.740 all wrong.
00:38:49.260 It's
00:38:49.540 Kent
00:38:49.780 State.
00:38:50.260 It's
00:38:50.380 everything.
00:38:51.220 As soon
00:38:51.580 as the
00:38:51.840 military
00:38:52.200 is there
00:38:52.560 it's a
00:38:53.680 different
00:38:53.940 situation.
00:38:55.220 And it
00:38:55.420 never
00:38:55.620 changes.
00:38:57.420 So it
00:38:58.100 would have
00:38:58.540 forever
00:38:59.120 been painted
00:38:59.740 as
00:39:00.240 Republicans
00:39:00.880 are
00:39:01.300 clearly
00:39:01.780 the
00:39:02.040 fascists
00:39:02.540 we believe
00:39:03.020 they are.
00:39:04.100 Clearly
00:39:04.400 they had
00:39:04.820 planned a
00:39:05.360 military
00:39:05.760 takeover.
00:39:06.360 Well it
00:39:07.080 didn't work.
00:39:07.920 That's what
00:39:08.220 they would
00:39:08.520 report.
00:39:09.720 Trump had
00:39:10.200 tried a
00:39:10.780 military
00:39:11.180 takeover
00:39:11.860 but luckily
00:39:13.440 luckily for
00:39:15.000 us the
00:39:15.980 military was
00:39:16.720 loyal and
00:39:17.320 they didn't
00:39:17.700 follow his
00:39:18.140 orders.
00:39:18.980 What
00:39:19.220 orders?
00:39:20.100 And then
00:39:20.420 you'd find
00:39:20.800 out there
00:39:21.080 were never
00:39:21.380 any orders
00:39:22.000 to conquer
00:39:22.740 the capital
00:39:23.520 but it
00:39:24.120 would be
00:39:24.400 reported
00:39:24.820 that there
00:39:25.200 were.
00:39:25.360 everything
00:39:26.780 would have
00:39:27.160 been way
00:39:27.700 worse if
00:39:29.200 the military
00:39:29.700 had been
00:39:30.060 there and
00:39:30.520 the military
00:39:30.880 being the
00:39:31.560 National Guard.
00:39:32.660 Have I
00:39:33.180 made my
00:39:33.540 case?
00:39:34.920 And by
00:39:35.660 the way
00:39:36.060 has anybody
00:39:38.360 asked that
00:39:38.900 question?
00:39:39.820 If Trump
00:39:40.680 had done
00:39:41.200 what people
00:39:41.760 said they
00:39:42.460 wanted him
00:39:43.020 to do
00:39:43.460 would they
00:39:44.340 be happy
00:39:44.800 with that?
00:39:45.840 Would they
00:39:46.220 be happy
00:39:46.660 with that?
00:39:47.380 No.
00:39:48.520 Not even
00:39:49.360 a chance.
00:39:49.940 Well people
00:39:55.680 are saying
00:39:56.960 again on
00:39:57.960 Twitter that
00:39:59.240 people are
00:39:59.680 dying they
00:40:00.620 think from
00:40:01.400 the vaccination
00:40:02.380 complications.
00:40:04.420 And so
00:40:04.780 often they
00:40:05.880 are there's
00:40:06.580 a whole once
00:40:07.340 again it's
00:40:07.880 trending and
00:40:08.480 people are
00:40:08.820 showing anecdotes
00:40:09.800 of individual
00:40:11.160 people who
00:40:12.360 seem to have
00:40:12.900 died relatively
00:40:14.660 soon after a
00:40:15.660 vaccination shot.
00:40:17.140 Let's call 0.96
00:40:17.800 them shots so 0.98
00:40:18.660 you don't bug
00:40:19.340 me for calling
00:40:19.920 them vaccinations.
00:40:22.180 So I
00:40:23.620 don't know
00:40:23.960 if anecdotal
00:40:26.580 reports are
00:40:28.580 telling us
00:40:29.120 anything or
00:40:29.540 not.
00:40:30.480 The way
00:40:30.820 they should
00:40:31.160 be used
00:40:31.640 is as
00:40:32.420 flags not
00:40:33.600 as proof.
00:40:34.560 Would you
00:40:34.920 agree?
00:40:36.120 That the
00:40:36.540 anecdotal
00:40:37.200 reports should
00:40:38.260 only go as
00:40:39.080 far as
00:40:39.580 making us
00:40:40.020 say oh
00:40:40.380 maybe we
00:40:40.840 should look
00:40:41.140 at the
00:40:41.340 data more
00:40:42.160 carefully or
00:40:42.700 something.
00:40:43.620 But they
00:40:43.960 shouldn't be
00:40:44.340 proof no
00:40:45.500 matter how
00:40:45.900 many you
00:40:46.240 see because
00:40:47.400 you could
00:40:47.720 easily be
00:40:48.260 fooled by
00:40:48.720 anecdotes.
00:40:49.260 That is
00:40:50.360 why.
00:40:51.520 What did
00:40:51.820 we invent
00:40:52.480 so that
00:40:53.040 you wouldn't
00:40:53.460 be fooled
00:40:53.920 by anecdotes?
00:40:55.300 What does
00:40:55.800 civilization
00:40:56.280 create to
00:40:58.000 prevent us
00:40:58.720 to be fooled
00:41:00.100 by our own
00:41:00.660 eyes so
00:41:01.200 easily?
00:41:02.520 Science.
00:41:04.120 Science.
00:41:05.320 Right?
00:41:05.860 So unless
00:41:06.280 science is
00:41:07.020 and again
00:41:07.600 science could
00:41:08.580 be wrong
00:41:08.960 too.
00:41:09.700 But unless
00:41:10.200 science has
00:41:10.720 done a little
00:41:11.080 work on
00:41:11.560 this your
00:41:11.980 anecdotes are
00:41:12.620 not worth
00:41:12.960 anything.
00:41:13.580 But would
00:41:14.800 I ever be
00:41:15.320 able to
00:41:15.600 convince you
00:41:16.100 of that?
00:41:16.660 No.
00:41:17.280 No.
00:41:17.860 Because the
00:41:18.260 reason you
00:41:18.620 need science
00:41:19.120 is that our
00:41:19.640 brains are
00:41:20.060 not capable
00:41:20.900 of dismissing
00:41:22.560 anecdotes.
00:41:23.880 We can't
00:41:24.260 do it.
00:41:25.920 As much as
00:41:26.820 you want to
00:41:27.140 be smart
00:41:27.640 and say
00:41:28.000 alright I'm
00:41:29.640 going to
00:41:29.820 think
00:41:30.140 scientifically.
00:41:31.260 I know
00:41:31.780 that this
00:41:32.160 one anecdote
00:41:32.740 of my
00:41:33.120 neighbor dropping
00:41:33.720 dead 10
00:41:34.400 minutes after
00:41:34.880 getting a
00:41:35.280 vaccination
00:41:35.720 doesn't
00:41:36.620 really mean
00:41:37.240 anything.
00:41:38.680 But it
00:41:39.280 really seems
00:41:39.860 like it
00:41:40.180 means something.
00:41:41.500 You can't
00:41:42.100 really get
00:41:42.440 past it.
00:41:42.920 Anecdotes
00:41:44.540 are absolutely
00:41:45.520 convincing.
00:41:47.320 So what
00:41:48.100 do you do?
00:41:49.240 Well I've
00:41:49.980 suggested a
00:41:50.620 solution.
00:41:52.320 You could
00:41:52.960 call it a
00:41:53.580 vaccination to
00:41:54.500 your anecdote.
00:41:56.960 It's more
00:41:57.600 of a
00:41:57.820 therapeutic
00:41:58.260 because you're
00:41:58.840 already infected.
00:42:00.400 So let's
00:42:00.800 call it a
00:42:01.260 therapeutic to
00:42:02.760 your anecdotes
00:42:03.440 and it goes
00:42:03.820 like this.
00:42:04.840 I'm going to
00:42:05.520 meet your
00:42:06.000 anecdote with
00:42:06.720 a better
00:42:07.040 anecdote.
00:42:08.060 You didn't
00:42:08.700 see that
00:42:09.020 coming.
00:42:09.900 I'm going
00:42:10.220 to see your
00:42:11.300 anecdote and
00:42:11.960 up at one
00:42:12.480 anecdote.
00:42:12.920 It goes
00:42:13.900 like this.
00:42:15.800 How many
00:42:16.560 famous people
00:42:17.360 are there in
00:42:18.160 the world?
00:42:19.080 Let's just say
00:42:19.760 the United
00:42:20.160 States.
00:42:20.920 How many
00:42:21.320 famous people
00:42:22.240 would you
00:42:23.220 recognize their
00:42:24.020 names?
00:42:24.680 If I made
00:42:25.180 a list of
00:42:26.380 all the
00:42:26.820 famous people
00:42:27.460 it would be
00:42:28.360 pretty long,
00:42:28.940 right?
00:42:29.100 Probably a
00:42:29.480 thousand.
00:42:30.500 Probably a
00:42:30.880 thousand names
00:42:32.300 you would
00:42:32.560 actually recognize.
00:42:33.340 Oh yeah,
00:42:34.180 Justin Bieber.
00:42:35.320 You'd probably
00:42:35.860 get 300
00:42:37.880 musical artists,
00:42:39.800 right?
00:42:40.560 There's probably
00:42:41.040 at least 300
00:42:42.000 musicians and
00:42:43.540 bands and
00:42:44.080 stuff that
00:42:44.400 you could
00:42:44.640 recognize
00:42:45.000 many.
00:42:45.640 Then you
00:42:46.180 throw in
00:42:46.460 the
00:42:46.580 politicians,
00:42:47.440 the
00:42:47.560 celebrities,
00:42:48.360 blah,
00:42:48.520 blah,
00:42:48.540 blah.
00:42:48.620 So maybe
00:42:49.300 a thousand.
00:42:51.400 So of the
00:42:52.400 thousand celebrities,
00:42:53.660 how many of
00:42:54.320 them died from
00:42:55.000 COVID and how
00:42:57.300 many of them
00:42:57.820 died from the
00:42:58.920 vaccination
00:42:59.340 complications?
00:43:00.280 patients?
00:43:02.660 Because a
00:43:03.580 thousand is
00:43:04.080 quite a bit.
00:43:05.600 It's like an
00:43:06.320 anecdote that's
00:43:07.060 better than your
00:43:07.640 anecdote about
00:43:08.280 your neighbor.
00:43:09.280 Your neighbor is
00:43:09.820 just one person.
00:43:11.060 Maybe you know
00:43:11.560 about four.
00:43:12.400 There's an
00:43:12.800 anecdote today about
00:43:13.580 four doctors who
00:43:14.560 died in some
00:43:15.720 hospital,
00:43:16.400 allegedly.
00:43:16.960 I don't believe
00:43:17.420 it, but that's
00:43:18.280 the story.
00:43:20.100 Basically, I don't
00:43:20.820 believe that the
00:43:21.320 story is true,
00:43:22.100 that four doctors
00:43:22.940 died unexpectedly.
00:43:24.420 And if they did,
00:43:25.380 it was probably
00:43:25.640 something else.
00:43:26.540 But, you know,
00:43:27.320 like fentanyl.
00:43:29.580 I'm not
00:43:30.200 accusing, but I'm
00:43:31.420 just saying doctors
00:43:32.780 have access to the
00:43:33.680 good stuff.
00:43:35.040 All it would take
00:43:35.840 is one bad batch
00:43:36.660 of fentanyl.
00:43:37.380 But I'm just
00:43:37.760 saying there could
00:43:39.240 be other reasons
00:43:39.960 that doctors die
00:43:40.760 suddenly.
00:43:41.980 Now, how, but
00:43:46.040 there's my
00:43:46.420 question.
00:43:47.460 How many
00:43:48.240 celebrities, like
00:43:49.340 an actual famous
00:43:50.200 person, died
00:43:51.340 during the pandemic?
00:43:52.440 I believe the
00:43:53.160 answer is zero.
00:43:55.040 Am I wrong?
00:43:55.860 that died
00:43:57.400 because of
00:43:58.260 COVID?
00:44:01.100 Now, Hank
00:44:01.600 Aaron.
00:44:02.400 Hank Aaron
00:44:03.120 died?
00:44:06.020 Hank Aaron
00:44:06.800 was how old?
00:44:08.480 Let's say you
00:44:09.300 take people
00:44:09.800 under 75.
00:44:13.320 How many
00:44:14.040 famous people
00:44:14.840 under 75
00:44:15.640 died of
00:44:16.260 COVID?
00:44:19.420 How old
00:44:20.120 was Milo?
00:44:21.200 He was
00:44:21.480 probably close
00:44:21.940 to 75,
00:44:22.660 wasn't he?
00:44:24.400 All right,
00:44:25.040 so that's how
00:44:25.520 many people
00:44:25.880 died of
00:44:26.720 COVID
00:44:27.140 who were
00:44:27.980 famous.
00:44:28.560 And I'm
00:44:28.900 seeing a lot
00:44:29.340 actually more
00:44:30.020 suggestions over
00:44:30.920 on the locals.
00:44:32.340 So they're
00:44:32.600 saying Herman
00:44:33.100 Cain,
00:44:34.020 Hank Aaron,
00:44:35.680 Joe Diffie,
00:44:36.640 I guess people
00:44:37.680 have heard of
00:44:38.060 him.
00:44:39.420 So Meatloaf,
00:44:40.260 he already
00:44:40.420 said.
00:44:41.740 John Prine,
00:44:43.880 he sounds
00:44:44.600 relatively famous.
00:44:46.320 All right,
00:44:46.560 Marvin
00:44:47.260 Hagler?
00:44:49.920 Marvin
00:44:50.480 Hagler?
00:44:51.200 All right,
00:44:51.440 so that's
00:44:51.920 several people
00:44:52.980 who died of
00:44:53.760 COVID,
00:44:54.260 allegedly.
00:44:55.520 How many
00:44:57.180 people are
00:44:57.740 confirmed to
00:44:59.600 have died
00:45:00.120 from the
00:45:01.100 vaccination?
00:45:03.460 It's zero,
00:45:04.100 right?
00:45:05.040 Now you
00:45:05.580 might say to
00:45:06.020 yourself,
00:45:06.800 but Scott,
00:45:07.940 that's because
00:45:08.380 they hide that
00:45:09.060 information.
00:45:10.480 Do they
00:45:10.860 really?
00:45:11.900 Do they?
00:45:13.100 They all have
00:45:13.800 different doctors.
00:45:15.540 You know,
00:45:15.740 every celebrity
00:45:16.500 has a different
00:45:17.120 doctor.
00:45:18.340 You think all
00:45:19.020 of the doctors
00:45:19.680 are hiding that
00:45:20.560 information?
00:45:20.980 maybe.
00:45:24.180 I mean,
00:45:24.440 that would
00:45:24.660 be a lot
00:45:25.020 of individual
00:45:25.740 choices that
00:45:26.600 are suspicious.
00:45:28.360 Because it
00:45:28.940 seems to me
00:45:29.400 that a
00:45:29.680 Hollywood doctor
00:45:30.420 would be the
00:45:30.900 first one to
00:45:31.580 want to get
00:45:31.920 some attention
00:45:32.480 and say,
00:45:34.480 people,
00:45:35.480 nobody's
00:45:36.160 listening to
00:45:36.620 me,
00:45:38.040 but I've
00:45:39.060 spotted this
00:45:39.540 danger in
00:45:40.060 my practice.
00:45:43.200 I don't know.
00:45:43.840 It seems to me
00:45:44.340 that Hollywood
00:45:44.880 and famous
00:45:45.540 people doctors
00:45:46.200 would be
00:45:46.640 exactly the
00:45:47.480 people who
00:45:47.880 would tell
00:45:48.220 you if they
00:45:49.140 had any story
00:45:49.920 that they
00:45:50.320 thought was
00:45:50.680 worth listening
00:45:51.220 to.
00:45:52.960 So,
00:45:53.600 while I do
00:45:54.620 not claim
00:45:55.220 that my
00:45:55.960 vaccine,
00:45:56.860 somebody said
00:45:57.380 Justin Bieber
00:45:58.120 is having a
00:45:59.240 reaction from
00:45:59.780 the vaccination,
00:46:01.420 I don't think
00:46:02.120 there's any
00:46:02.580 allegation of
00:46:03.320 that.
00:46:04.300 Well,
00:46:04.540 there's an
00:46:04.800 allegation,
00:46:05.360 but I don't
00:46:05.660 think there's
00:46:05.980 any evidence
00:46:06.580 of that.
00:46:07.720 Now,
00:46:09.360 Don Wells.
00:46:13.060 All right,
00:46:13.820 so I'm just
00:46:14.600 going to offer
00:46:15.000 my anecdote
00:46:15.720 to match
00:46:17.220 your other
00:46:17.720 anecdotes.
00:46:18.240 What we
00:46:19.800 know,
00:46:20.260 anecdotally,
00:46:20.960 is lots
00:46:21.540 of people
00:46:21.860 died from
00:46:22.540 COVID,
00:46:24.160 but people
00:46:25.980 dying have
00:46:26.500 actually been
00:46:27.000 shot.
00:46:27.780 It's weirdly
00:46:28.460 undocumented.
00:46:30.200 Weirdly
00:46:30.700 undocumented,
00:46:31.560 and you have
00:46:31.920 to ask
00:46:32.180 yourself why.
00:46:33.320 Now,
00:46:34.340 let me be
00:46:34.940 clear.
00:46:36.480 Is it
00:46:37.020 impossible
00:46:37.880 that there's
00:46:39.400 a global
00:46:40.100 uncoordinated,
00:46:41.920 this is a
00:46:42.480 key part,
00:46:43.760 a global
00:46:44.360 uncoordinated
00:46:45.660 conspiracy to
00:46:47.780 keep you from
00:46:48.440 knowing that
00:46:49.580 there are
00:46:49.860 vaccination
00:46:50.380 complications
00:46:51.080 more than
00:46:51.760 you imagined?
00:46:53.400 A lot of
00:46:53.760 people say
00:46:54.080 yes.
00:46:55.160 What do you
00:46:55.500 think?
00:46:56.300 So on
00:46:56.640 locals,
00:46:57.280 people are
00:46:57.640 saying yes.
00:47:00.380 Uli says,
00:47:01.100 wow,
00:47:01.380 you're really
00:47:01.740 behind on
00:47:02.260 this one.
00:47:04.180 Do you
00:47:04.760 think that I
00:47:05.240 haven't seen
00:47:05.720 the same
00:47:06.100 stuff you've
00:47:06.600 seen?
00:47:07.640 I've seen
00:47:08.240 it.
00:47:09.040 I've seen
00:47:09.620 all the
00:47:10.120 zillions of
00:47:11.300 claims of
00:47:11.980 vaccination
00:47:12.380 injury.
00:47:12.840 I'm
00:47:14.160 swimming in
00:47:15.220 it.
00:47:16.040 I'm
00:47:16.320 totally up
00:47:16.800 to date.
00:47:18.320 It's just
00:47:18.940 that all of
00:47:19.600 it gets
00:47:19.900 debunked
00:47:20.460 eventually.
00:47:21.840 So far.
00:47:23.240 So far,
00:47:23.900 it's already
00:47:24.220 been.
00:47:25.700 You're not
00:47:26.320 on Gab.
00:47:27.640 Well,
00:47:28.140 there's a
00:47:28.460 reason sometimes
00:47:29.240 that things
00:47:29.660 don't make it
00:47:30.220 across.
00:47:33.020 Did they
00:47:33.660 die from
00:47:34.360 COVID or
00:47:34.880 with COVID?
00:47:36.040 Yeah,
00:47:36.260 I guess
00:47:36.480 that's still
00:47:36.840 a question.
00:47:38.160 Well,
00:47:38.480 so let me
00:47:39.000 be clear.
00:47:39.600 I do
00:47:40.000 not rule
00:47:40.640 out,
00:47:41.300 I do
00:47:41.800 not,
00:47:42.840 rule out
00:47:44.320 that the
00:47:45.560 people who
00:47:45.980 say it
00:47:46.500 is a
00:47:46.940 giant
00:47:47.200 conspiracy,
00:47:48.820 maybe.
00:47:50.360 Yeah,
00:47:50.820 I would
00:47:51.380 say that's
00:47:51.800 a solid
00:47:52.320 possibility.
00:47:54.800 Will you
00:47:55.580 accept that
00:47:56.120 as my
00:47:56.420 opinion?
00:47:57.900 Solid
00:47:58.420 possibility
00:47:59.060 that the
00:48:00.560 vaccinations
00:48:01.060 are more
00:48:01.480 dangerous than
00:48:02.200 we think.
00:48:02.980 But I
00:48:03.480 haven't seen
00:48:03.860 anything that
00:48:04.420 tells me
00:48:04.740 it's true.
00:48:06.380 Yet.
00:48:08.180 I could
00:48:08.840 be convinced.
00:48:10.080 I could
00:48:10.400 be convinced.
00:48:11.560 But so
00:48:12.260 far,
00:48:12.720 nothing.
00:48:13.940 Now let
00:48:14.440 me ask
00:48:14.700 you this.
00:48:15.740 Do you
00:48:16.040 think anybody
00:48:16.620 is paying
00:48:17.420 me to
00:48:19.540 gaslight you
00:48:20.340 on vaccinations?
00:48:21.720 Or that I
00:48:22.480 have something
00:48:22.840 to gain from
00:48:23.460 it?
00:48:25.020 Do you
00:48:25.540 know that I
00:48:26.000 only lose
00:48:26.700 when I talk
00:48:27.220 about this
00:48:27.620 topic?
00:48:28.040 You all
00:48:28.280 know that,
00:48:28.640 right?
00:48:29.480 You all
00:48:30.040 know that I
00:48:30.540 know that I
00:48:31.940 personally lose
00:48:33.920 really a lot
00:48:34.880 whenever I talk
00:48:35.880 about the topic.
00:48:37.000 So why do I
00:48:37.740 do it?
00:48:38.060 Why do I
00:48:40.400 do it?
00:48:41.600 It's for you.
00:48:43.420 It's not for
00:48:44.180 me.
00:48:44.980 Like, I don't 0.99
00:48:45.660 get a fucking 0.99
00:48:46.320 thing out of 1.00
00:48:46.860 this.
00:48:47.360 It's all bad
00:48:48.280 for me.
00:48:48.980 This is pure
00:48:49.820 expense.
00:48:51.100 I'm basically
00:48:51.740 reaching in my
00:48:52.560 pocket and
00:48:53.920 hoping it does
00:48:54.540 something good
00:48:55.000 for you.
00:48:55.820 Like, it's all
00:48:56.560 bad for me.
00:48:57.620 But just
00:48:57.980 appreciate that.
00:48:59.020 Will you?
00:49:00.000 I'm going to
00:49:00.540 ask you directly
00:49:01.320 to appreciate
00:49:02.920 that I take
00:49:03.620 that risk on
00:49:04.260 your behalf.
00:49:04.860 Now, you
00:49:05.400 might not
00:49:05.760 want me to
00:49:06.340 do it.
00:49:07.460 But my
00:49:07.960 intention has
00:49:08.900 nothing to do
00:49:09.560 with my
00:49:09.980 self-interest.
00:49:11.120 I just don't
00:49:11.600 think there is
00:49:12.100 any here.
00:49:12.780 I don't see
00:49:13.220 anything in it
00:49:13.920 for me.
00:49:14.860 I see pure
00:49:15.740 cost.
00:49:17.280 But I do
00:49:17.780 it for you.
00:49:18.900 That's part of
00:49:19.540 our deal,
00:49:19.980 right?
00:49:20.920 Like, I'm
00:49:21.380 trying to do
00:49:21.820 stuff for you.
00:49:23.120 Often you do
00:49:23.780 things for me.
00:49:24.500 Quite a lot of
00:49:24.980 things.
00:49:25.540 The things that
00:49:26.180 you do for me
00:49:26.800 are amazing.
00:49:28.560 And I always
00:49:29.220 appreciate them.
00:49:30.200 So I'll try to
00:49:31.280 pay you back
00:49:31.720 when I can.
00:49:32.100 All right.
00:49:37.300 Do you believe
00:49:38.000 the January 6th
00:49:39.000 hearings have
00:49:39.540 moved the
00:49:39.980 needle in
00:49:40.580 public opinion?
00:49:41.980 Well, I'll
00:49:42.540 tell you what
00:49:42.980 Rasmussen says.
00:49:44.520 Rasmussen talked
00:49:45.420 to likely U.S.
00:49:46.280 voters about
00:49:47.960 the House
00:49:49.040 U.S.
00:49:49.380 select stuff.
00:49:51.020 And it turns
00:49:51.560 out that 34%
00:49:52.960 of likely U.S.
00:49:53.800 voters say
00:49:54.260 the J6
00:49:55.520 committee hearings
00:49:56.300 have made
00:49:57.420 them more
00:49:58.300 likely to vote
00:49:59.100 Democrat.
00:50:00.900 34%.
00:50:01.460 But 30%
00:50:03.020 say they
00:50:04.140 made them
00:50:04.740 more likely
00:50:05.360 to vote
00:50:05.740 Republican.
00:50:07.520 Is that
00:50:08.200 roughly the
00:50:08.860 same as the
00:50:09.420 percentage of
00:50:10.080 Republicans and
00:50:11.560 Democrats as
00:50:12.440 there are?
00:50:14.520 Can you
00:50:15.080 give me a
00:50:16.940 fact check on
00:50:17.480 that?
00:50:17.820 Because I
00:50:18.140 believe there
00:50:18.520 are more
00:50:19.000 Democrats than
00:50:19.760 Republicans.
00:50:21.080 And it's
00:50:21.300 roughly that,
00:50:22.000 right?
00:50:22.200 30, 34,
00:50:23.860 something like
00:50:24.280 that.
00:50:25.000 So basically
00:50:25.580 it's just
00:50:25.940 people lined
00:50:26.800 up with their
00:50:27.240 own party,
00:50:27.760 right?
00:50:28.660 If the only
00:50:29.620 thing that
00:50:29.920 happened is
00:50:30.320 people sort
00:50:30.860 aligned with
00:50:32.160 their own
00:50:32.500 party,
00:50:33.820 and I
00:50:34.260 didn't see
00:50:34.960 the cross
00:50:35.360 tabs.
00:50:36.000 I'm sure
00:50:36.280 it's not
00:50:37.060 100%
00:50:37.580 by party,
00:50:39.740 of course.
00:50:40.920 But to
00:50:41.560 a large
00:50:41.880 extent,
00:50:43.220 party
00:50:43.460 affiliation
00:50:44.040 seems to
00:50:44.500 be driving
00:50:44.980 this.
00:50:46.280 Wouldn't
00:50:46.600 you say?
00:50:47.600 If it's
00:50:48.300 party
00:50:48.620 affiliation,
00:50:49.760 does that
00:50:50.220 mean that
00:50:50.640 anybody's
00:50:51.160 opinion got
00:50:51.700 changed by
00:50:52.300 it?
00:50:53.420 It feels
00:50:53.800 like no,
00:50:55.080 right?
00:50:55.680 It feels
00:50:56.220 like nobody's
00:50:56.840 opinion got
00:50:57.300 changed.
00:50:57.740 changed.
00:50:58.620 But is
00:51:00.540 your opinion
00:51:01.240 the only
00:51:01.720 thing that
00:51:02.160 makes a
00:51:02.500 difference?
00:51:04.560 Well,
00:51:05.360 there's this
00:51:05.780 other variable
00:51:06.500 called
00:51:07.640 enthusiasm.
00:51:09.600 Do you
00:51:10.360 think that
00:51:10.780 the enthusiasm
00:51:11.540 of the
00:51:12.200 Democrats
00:51:12.720 went up
00:51:13.680 because they
00:51:14.800 watched the
00:51:15.280 hearings produce
00:51:16.180 nothing like
00:51:17.280 what they
00:51:17.840 thought?
00:51:18.860 Did their
00:51:19.440 enthusiasm go
00:51:20.280 up because
00:51:21.620 they drilled
00:51:23.120 a dry
00:51:23.520 hole?
00:51:24.800 Probably not.
00:51:26.200 Now let me
00:51:26.680 ask you,
00:51:27.720 some of
00:51:28.380 you lean
00:51:29.220 right,
00:51:30.280 probably a
00:51:30.940 lot of
00:51:31.140 Republicans
00:51:31.580 watching this.
00:51:32.800 Let me ask
00:51:33.720 you about
00:51:34.120 your enthusiasm
00:51:35.080 to vote
00:51:35.900 now that you
00:51:37.020 know that
00:51:37.360 people who
00:51:37.880 look and
00:51:38.420 talk like
00:51:38.940 you are
00:51:39.340 being jailed
00:51:40.100 for nothing.
00:51:42.660 Through the 1.00
00:51:43.500 fucking roof. 1.00
00:51:45.660 My enthusiasm 1.00
00:51:46.700 to vote,
00:51:47.540 I don't even
00:51:47.920 vote.
00:51:49.700 Well,
00:51:49.960 I've never
00:51:50.280 wanted to
00:51:50.720 more than
00:51:51.100 I do now.
00:51:52.660 I mean,
00:51:53.020 it's going
00:51:53.420 to be a
00:51:53.820 struggle not
00:51:54.680 to vote.
00:51:56.060 I'm going
00:51:56.320 to try.
00:51:56.520 I think
00:51:56.760 I'll do
00:51:57.080 it.
00:51:57.940 I mean,
00:51:58.160 I think
00:51:58.420 I'll succeed
00:51:59.260 in not
00:51:59.840 voting because
00:52:00.420 that's my
00:52:00.800 personal
00:52:01.340 preference.
00:52:02.240 Because I
00:52:02.900 think it
00:52:03.200 biases everything
00:52:04.060 I do in
00:52:04.500 public.
00:52:05.620 But, oh
00:52:06.420 my God,
00:52:06.960 do I want
00:52:07.420 to vote.
00:52:08.440 I want to
00:52:09.080 vote so 0.99
00:52:09.540 fucking hard 0.98
00:52:10.280 right now 0.98
00:52:10.820 because I
00:52:12.220 feel that I'm
00:52:12.840 under attack.
00:52:13.660 This feels
00:52:14.160 personal.
00:52:15.160 The January
00:52:15.680 6th thing to
00:52:16.380 me is purely
00:52:17.160 personal.
00:52:18.180 It doesn't
00:52:18.580 feel like
00:52:18.900 politics ever
00:52:19.720 felt.
00:52:20.600 This feels
00:52:21.140 like I'm
00:52:21.840 being hunted.
00:52:23.340 Because I'm
00:52:23.840 watching the
00:52:24.260 people who look
00:52:24.820 like me,
00:52:25.660 they've been
00:52:26.120 hunted.
00:52:27.680 And I
00:52:29.040 don't think
00:52:29.540 that they're,
00:52:30.280 if you can
00:52:30.940 call it a
00:52:31.440 mistake,
00:52:33.000 I don't think
00:52:34.000 the mistake
00:52:34.760 they made is
00:52:35.800 that much
00:52:36.360 different than
00:52:37.680 anything I've
00:52:38.340 ever done in
00:52:38.840 my life.
00:52:40.800 Right?
00:52:41.680 Or we're all
00:52:42.800 big angels,
00:52:43.520 right?
00:52:43.820 We've never done
00:52:44.480 anything dumb.
00:52:45.620 We've never done 0.56
00:52:46.220 anything that was
00:52:46.740 risky.
00:52:47.400 We've never
00:52:47.780 made a bad
00:52:48.740 decision.
00:52:49.220 I'm watching
00:52:52.040 people who
00:52:52.520 are pretty
00:52:52.980 much just
00:52:53.440 normal people
00:52:54.140 trying to
00:52:54.600 live a
00:52:54.880 normal life,
00:52:55.680 got a little
00:52:56.080 excited one
00:52:56.780 weekend,
00:52:57.260 and now
00:52:57.560 they're in 1.00
00:52:57.780 fucking jail. 1.00
00:52:59.840 I could not 1.00
00:53:00.720 want to vote
00:53:02.120 more than
00:53:02.500 that.
00:53:03.980 It's hard to
00:53:04.700 imagine anything
00:53:05.280 that would make
00:53:05.680 me more
00:53:06.280 animated in
00:53:06.880 voting.
00:53:07.540 Because the
00:53:09.020 deeply personal
00:53:09.920 nature of this
00:53:10.620 is so different.
00:53:12.520 Like if you
00:53:13.080 say,
00:53:13.840 vote for this
00:53:14.360 candidate because
00:53:15.100 they'll handle
00:53:15.520 inflation better,
00:53:16.600 I'll go,
00:53:18.140 yeah,
00:53:18.760 you know,
00:53:19.100 intellectually I
00:53:20.200 think that's
00:53:20.680 true.
00:53:21.660 I think I'll do
00:53:22.440 something else
00:53:22.960 instead of
00:53:23.380 vote.
00:53:24.400 You know,
00:53:24.880 other people
00:53:25.280 take care of
00:53:25.740 it.
00:53:26.680 Like I'm not
00:53:27.220 activated by
00:53:27.960 inflation,
00:53:28.860 even though I
00:53:29.300 should be,
00:53:30.100 right?
00:53:31.660 I'll do a
00:53:32.360 better job
00:53:32.960 negotiating with
00:53:33.820 China.
00:53:34.540 No, you won't.
00:53:35.520 You're just
00:53:35.820 lying.
00:53:36.540 Everybody's weak
00:53:37.180 on China.
00:53:38.240 I don't know.
00:53:38.700 I don't think
00:53:39.060 that would get
00:53:39.440 me to the
00:53:39.920 vote.
00:53:41.160 I probably
00:53:42.020 would vote for
00:53:42.820 somebody who
00:53:43.320 said something
00:53:44.300 about fentanyl
00:53:45.240 that wasn't 0.99
00:53:45.700 bullshit. 0.98
00:53:46.600 As in, 1.00
00:53:47.180 I will 0.61
00:53:47.540 attack 1.00
00:53:47.920 Mexico.
00:53:49.500 That would
00:53:49.860 get me to
00:53:50.200 the polls.
00:53:51.100 But that's
00:53:51.500 personal,
00:53:52.000 right?
00:53:52.660 The reason I
00:53:53.460 would be
00:53:53.780 personally
00:53:54.320 activated to
00:53:55.080 go to the
00:53:55.380 polls over
00:53:55.940 fentanyl is
00:53:57.160 that I
00:53:57.520 personally had
00:53:58.340 a tragedy in
00:53:59.100 my family that
00:54:00.320 involved fentanyl.
00:54:02.020 So that's why
00:54:02.880 I'm motivated.
00:54:04.040 It's personal,
00:54:05.180 right?
00:54:05.980 And abortion
00:54:07.000 is the same
00:54:07.480 thing.
00:54:07.940 Anybody who's
00:54:08.400 had some
00:54:08.880 abortion situation
00:54:09.880 and they think
00:54:10.920 that the change
00:54:11.960 in the Supreme
00:54:12.880 Court ruling
00:54:14.380 affects them,
00:54:15.460 that's personal.
00:54:16.600 I do think
00:54:17.880 people are
00:54:18.320 going to vote
00:54:18.680 because of
00:54:19.200 abortion.
00:54:20.040 That's really
00:54:20.600 personal.
00:54:22.500 But this 0.99
00:54:23.200 January 6th shit 0.99
00:54:24.440 is really 0.99
00:54:25.140 personal to
00:54:25.760 me.
00:54:26.740 How many of
00:54:27.320 you feel it
00:54:27.840 personally?
00:54:29.240 Is that just
00:54:29.740 me?
00:54:31.660 Like in the
00:54:32.360 comments,
00:54:32.820 let me see.
00:54:33.840 Other people
00:54:34.420 are saying yes.
00:54:36.360 Yeah,
00:54:37.120 mostly.
00:54:38.260 And it's
00:54:38.880 because they
00:54:39.300 keep showing
00:54:39.840 pictures of
00:54:40.460 people who
00:54:40.860 look like me
00:54:41.420 and talk
00:54:41.800 like me.
00:54:42.900 And then
00:54:43.240 they talk
00:54:43.880 about them
00:54:44.240 in jail.
00:54:46.660 Right?
00:54:47.140 Now,
00:54:49.500 can we
00:54:50.540 take a
00:54:51.020 moment to
00:54:52.080 stop wallowing
00:54:53.120 in self-pity
00:54:53.840 here for a
00:54:54.320 moment and
00:54:55.120 imagine what
00:54:55.680 it's like to 0.94
00:54:56.120 be black. 0.98
00:54:57.700 Just take a 0.99
00:54:58.920 moment.
00:55:00.200 Because you
00:55:00.600 just got a
00:55:01.640 little taste of
00:55:02.240 it, didn't
00:55:02.520 you?
00:55:03.200 You know,
00:55:03.440 small,
00:55:03.940 small taste.
00:55:05.200 This must be
00:55:06.040 what it's like 0.97
00:55:06.420 to be black. 0.86
00:55:07.040 You see 0.68
00:55:08.980 people who
00:55:09.480 look like
00:55:09.960 you being
00:55:10.360 rounded up
00:55:11.020 and beaten
00:55:11.400 like on the
00:55:12.300 news every
00:55:12.720 day. 0.96
00:55:13.800 What the hell 0.99
00:55:14.280 are you going 0.97
00:55:14.660 to think about
00:55:15.140 law enforcement
00:55:15.760 if you turn
00:55:16.380 on the news
00:55:16.840 and see people
00:55:17.420 like you
00:55:17.720 getting rounded
00:55:18.220 up and sent
00:55:18.960 to jail?
00:55:20.660 Not good.
00:55:21.620 It's going to
00:55:21.980 be pretty
00:55:22.320 personal.
00:55:23.900 So, even
00:55:25.040 though this
00:55:25.440 January 6th
00:55:26.120 thing might 0.63
00:55:26.500 feel terrible
00:55:27.120 to you,
00:55:28.820 take advantage
00:55:29.880 of the new
00:55:30.480 perspective it
00:55:31.200 gave you.
00:55:32.500 And just
00:55:32.800 put a little
00:55:33.620 thought of it.
00:55:34.600 Now I'm
00:55:35.080 going to take
00:55:35.460 you someplace
00:55:35.860 you didn't
00:55:36.380 expect.
00:55:37.040 You ready?
00:55:39.580 Here's where
00:55:40.180 I'm going to 1.00
00:55:40.480 really fuck 0.99
00:55:41.020 up your 0.98
00:55:41.300 minds.
00:55:42.780 You're on
00:55:43.320 a journey
00:55:43.720 today.
00:55:45.080 So, come
00:55:45.480 with me on
00:55:45.900 this journey.
00:55:47.360 AOC and
00:55:48.220 the crazy 0.97
00:55:48.780 progressives have 0.81
00:55:49.740 wanted to
00:55:50.420 defund the
00:55:51.740 police and
00:55:53.200 release all
00:55:53.860 the criminals
00:55:54.340 on no-cash
00:55:55.480 bail.
00:55:56.280 What do you
00:55:56.600 think of that
00:55:56.980 idea?
00:55:57.680 Terrible,
00:55:58.200 right?
00:55:58.840 Worst thing
00:55:59.340 ever? 0.56
00:56:00.260 Even Democrats
00:56:01.660 don't like it.
00:56:02.980 Now I'm
00:56:04.160 going to
00:56:04.340 support it.
00:56:06.160 I'm going
00:56:06.620 to make
00:56:06.840 an argument
00:56:07.260 for AOC
00:56:08.400 destroying
00:56:09.380 the system.
00:56:12.880 Do you
00:56:13.360 think I
00:56:13.640 can do
00:56:13.900 it?
00:56:16.060 I'm going
00:56:16.500 to make
00:56:16.680 an argument
00:56:17.020 I think
00:56:17.380 you can
00:56:17.620 agree with.
00:56:21.340 All right.
00:56:22.260 I'm going
00:56:22.700 to talk
00:56:22.900 about just
00:56:23.380 the no-cash
00:56:24.100 bail part,
00:56:24.920 all right?
00:56:25.220 So we'll
00:56:25.540 just limit it
00:56:26.180 to no-cash
00:56:26.780 bail.
00:56:27.440 How many
00:56:28.080 of you think
00:56:28.580 no-cash
00:56:29.200 bail is a
00:56:30.620 good idea?
00:56:31.160 In the
00:56:32.000 comments.
00:56:32.520 How many
00:56:32.820 of you
00:56:33.180 agree with
00:56:33.980 letting
00:56:34.280 people out
00:56:34.780 without bail?
00:56:37.340 Bad,
00:56:37.820 right?
00:56:38.220 Pretty
00:56:38.500 much all
00:56:40.480 bad?
00:56:41.420 I thought
00:56:41.620 I saw
00:56:41.840 one yes
00:56:42.360 go by.
00:56:43.340 All right,
00:56:43.660 now I'm
00:56:44.020 going to
00:56:44.200 say what
00:56:46.140 is right
00:56:46.720 about this.
00:56:48.380 Do you
00:56:48.600 remember how
00:56:48.920 many times
00:56:49.320 I've told
00:56:49.680 you that
00:56:49.920 what I
00:56:50.200 liked about
00:56:50.780 Trump is
00:56:52.180 not what
00:56:52.620 he was
00:56:52.920 going to
00:56:53.320 build,
00:56:54.080 but what
00:56:54.840 he was
00:56:55.120 going to
00:56:55.540 destroy?
00:56:57.040 And if
00:56:57.600 you don't
00:56:57.860 destroy
00:56:58.300 something first,
00:56:59.600 you're never
00:57:00.000 going to
00:57:00.240 rebuild it.
00:57:00.720 You can't
00:57:01.340 tweak things
00:57:01.940 into perfection.
00:57:04.480 AOC and
00:57:05.520 her crowd 0.65
00:57:06.180 have said
00:57:06.720 the justice
00:57:07.280 system is
00:57:08.000 broken,
00:57:09.260 and the
00:57:09.980 only way to
00:57:10.460 fix it is
00:57:11.100 to break
00:57:11.500 it more.
00:57:13.400 And letting
00:57:13.880 the criminals
00:57:14.580 out of jail
00:57:15.100 breaks it.
00:57:16.640 It breaks
00:57:17.100 it.
00:57:17.560 Because it
00:57:18.000 takes the
00:57:18.940 prisoner's
00:57:19.960 problem and
00:57:20.560 it transfers
00:57:21.100 it to the
00:57:21.640 people out
00:57:22.020 of prison,
00:57:22.620 right?
00:57:23.400 That's the
00:57:23.920 thing you're
00:57:24.180 complaining about.
00:57:25.140 Wait, why
00:57:25.580 is it my
00:57:25.940 problem?
00:57:26.700 I didn't
00:57:27.240 break the
00:57:27.600 law?
00:57:28.420 No, it's 1.00
00:57:28.800 your fucking 1.00
00:57:29.160 problem too. 1.00
00:57:29.820 Here's why.
00:57:31.260 You, you,
00:57:32.360 non-lawbreaker,
00:57:34.140 you are part
00:57:34.760 of a system
00:57:35.340 that largely
00:57:36.240 is designed
00:57:36.940 to guarantee,
00:57:38.060 and I'll just
00:57:38.480 pick the black 1.00
00:57:39.260 population as 0.89
00:57:40.080 my proxy for
00:57:40.920 this,
00:57:41.660 it pretty much
00:57:42.340 guarantees that a
00:57:43.120 huge percentage 0.51
00:57:44.360 of the black 0.68
00:57:45.160 population will 0.99
00:57:46.020 be born and
00:57:47.060 is pretty much
00:57:47.780 guaranteed to
00:57:48.700 go into the
00:57:49.360 justice system
00:57:51.280 and have a
00:57:52.140 bad life.
00:57:52.680 Now, you
00:57:54.140 say to
00:57:54.400 yourself, but
00:57:54.800 it's also
00:57:55.120 not my
00:57:55.540 problem to
00:57:56.020 fix that.
00:57:57.240 That's not
00:57:57.580 my problem,
00:57:58.380 is it?
00:57:59.220 Well, yeah,
00:57:59.500 that's your
00:57:59.740 problem, because
00:58:00.740 you're paying
00:58:01.060 for jails, and
00:58:02.140 it's not
00:58:02.440 fixing it, it's
00:58:03.100 getting worse.
00:58:04.140 So here's what
00:58:04.980 I think AOC and
00:58:06.240 her people did, and
00:58:07.160 maybe George
00:58:07.700 Soros. 0.78
00:58:08.740 You know, I
00:58:09.080 can't read his
00:58:09.620 mind, can't read
00:58:10.980 his mind, but
00:58:13.060 they needed to
00:58:13.840 break this more
00:58:14.860 to get it
00:58:16.160 fixed.
00:58:16.700 Now, you say to
00:58:17.260 yourself, but
00:58:18.220 Scott, there's no 0.99
00:58:18.800 way to fucking 0.98
00:58:19.280 fix that. 0.99
00:58:20.540 We had a
00:58:21.040 fix, it was
00:58:21.440 called bail.
00:58:22.800 Why not just
00:58:23.380 go back to what
00:58:23.980 you had?
00:58:24.780 Well, what we
00:58:25.260 had guaranteed
00:58:26.000 that a huge
00:58:27.160 percentage of
00:58:27.760 our population
00:58:28.420 would become
00:58:29.000 criminals.
00:58:30.260 Are you happy
00:58:30.740 with that?
00:58:32.100 Let me suggest
00:58:33.140 a way to fix
00:58:34.400 bail reform.
00:58:37.000 I'll just put
00:58:37.560 it out there.
00:58:39.940 Imagine you
00:58:40.560 gave people who
00:58:41.540 had been accused
00:58:42.980 of a crime, but
00:58:43.680 not convicted, the
00:58:44.800 people who would
00:58:45.400 go out on bail
00:58:46.020 typically, you
00:58:47.020 gave them two
00:58:47.440 options.
00:58:48.280 One is the
00:58:48.820 old option,
00:58:49.880 to get
00:58:51.440 bail.
00:58:52.760 The other
00:58:53.420 option is not
00:58:54.240 to be free on
00:58:54.940 the street, unless
00:58:56.100 it's a really
00:58:56.580 minor crime.
00:58:57.480 That's different.
00:58:58.600 But if you did
00:58:59.120 something violent,
00:58:59.860 let's say, your
00:59:01.220 choice is to
00:59:02.000 put an ankle
00:59:03.520 monitor on and
00:59:05.180 to go live on a
00:59:06.060 farm with the
00:59:07.220 other people who
00:59:07.840 are also waiting
00:59:08.420 for trial.
00:59:09.640 But at any
00:59:10.200 time, you could
00:59:10.780 also post bail.
00:59:11.780 So you could
00:59:12.140 leave there. 0.97
00:59:13.340 Now, if you
00:59:15.460 put prisoners on
00:59:17.560 a big old farm
00:59:18.420 with lots of
00:59:19.040 space, and
00:59:20.580 maybe they'd
00:59:21.040 have some work
00:59:21.600 to do, some
00:59:22.340 trade that they
00:59:23.080 could learn, you
00:59:23.780 know, if they
00:59:24.040 wanted to, maybe
00:59:24.960 optional, they
00:59:26.060 could work to
00:59:26.880 learn to garden or
00:59:28.080 landscape, and
00:59:28.980 they could be, it
00:59:30.040 might even be a
00:59:30.640 working farm.
00:59:31.720 And there'd be so
00:59:32.500 much space that
00:59:33.300 nobody had to
00:59:33.900 stand next to
00:59:34.600 anybody if they
00:59:35.140 didn't want to.
00:59:35.700 So you wouldn't
00:59:37.260 have that many
00:59:37.760 fights, because
00:59:39.220 you could just
00:59:39.680 say, hey, just
00:59:40.560 stay away from
00:59:41.100 each other, you
00:59:41.500 got this whole
00:59:42.240 farm, just go
00:59:43.420 outdoors, you
00:59:44.700 know.
00:59:47.260 And you could
00:59:47.940 easily imagine
00:59:48.800 that no matter
00:59:50.340 how dangerous
00:59:51.040 that farm was,
00:59:52.760 it would be
00:59:53.340 better for you if
00:59:54.900 these people were
00:59:55.560 on the farm, and
00:59:56.760 they could be
00:59:57.140 accounted for.
00:59:58.180 Now, of course,
00:59:58.780 you'd have security.
01:00:00.640 Yeah, I'm not
01:00:01.020 saying you don't
01:00:01.420 have security, but
01:00:02.660 it wouldn't have
01:00:03.240 to be a solid wall,
01:00:04.360 because everybody
01:00:05.000 would have an
01:00:05.380 ankle bracelet.
01:00:07.260 And you'd have
01:00:07.940 drones, and you
01:00:08.620 just round them
01:00:09.220 up if they leave.
01:00:10.660 Here's another
01:00:11.240 thing.
01:00:11.560 You could just
01:00:12.040 change the law
01:00:12.600 to say if they
01:00:13.340 escaped from the
01:00:14.260 farm, that that
01:00:16.380 would be entered
01:00:17.060 as evidence into
01:00:18.240 the trial that
01:00:20.040 they're probably
01:00:20.680 guilty.
01:00:22.760 Now, here's the
01:00:23.900 thing.
01:00:24.960 If you lock
01:00:26.580 somebody up and
01:00:27.380 say, I'll give
01:00:27.900 you bail, what
01:00:29.100 happens when they
01:00:29.720 get out?
01:00:30.220 Where do they
01:00:30.600 go?
01:00:31.620 They go back to 1.00
01:00:32.500 their crappy life. 0.91
01:00:34.360 But if you 0.89
01:00:36.060 say, you're
01:00:36.740 going to go
01:00:36.980 stay in this
01:00:37.460 farm, it's
01:00:38.020 20 miles away,
01:00:38.980 but so is the
01:00:39.560 jail, it's
01:00:40.640 20 miles away,
01:00:41.640 and it'll be
01:00:42.280 actually pretty
01:00:42.860 good.
01:00:43.300 It'll be better
01:00:43.820 than where you
01:00:44.340 live.
01:00:45.540 And it's
01:00:45.880 temporary.
01:00:47.020 It's just
01:00:47.340 better than
01:00:47.660 where you
01:00:47.960 live.
01:00:48.180 It's just
01:00:48.480 until you
01:00:48.820 go to trial.
01:00:49.260 And again, you
01:00:50.240 can leave
01:00:50.560 any time you
01:00:51.080 want.
01:00:51.880 You just
01:00:52.220 have to
01:00:52.480 post bail.
01:00:54.000 So, imagine
01:00:55.400 if living on
01:00:56.140 the farm was
01:00:56.800 actually better
01:00:57.460 than going
01:00:57.920 home.
01:00:59.560 Now, do you
01:01:00.160 have a problem?
01:01:01.420 Do the
01:01:01.800 Democrats complain
01:01:02.820 if while you're
01:01:04.300 waiting for
01:01:04.820 trial, you
01:01:05.780 didn't have a
01:01:06.260 job, but
01:01:07.340 you're getting
01:01:07.620 fed, you've
01:01:08.180 got health
01:01:08.520 care, and
01:01:09.240 you've got
01:01:09.460 kind of a
01:01:09.800 good place
01:01:10.160 to live.
01:01:11.380 It kind of
01:01:11.700 clears your
01:01:12.120 mind a little
01:01:12.500 bit.
01:01:13.020 You still get
01:01:13.500 trial.
01:01:14.540 You're still
01:01:14.980 going to pay
01:01:15.360 for your
01:01:15.640 crimes.
01:01:16.520 But let me
01:01:17.260 ask you
01:01:17.680 this.
01:01:20.320 Americans,
01:01:21.720 so this one's
01:01:22.580 just for
01:01:22.920 Americans.
01:01:24.360 This is to
01:01:25.100 define who
01:01:25.720 you want to
01:01:26.280 be.
01:01:27.500 And this is
01:01:27.940 an important
01:01:28.360 reframe.
01:01:30.200 I've got to
01:01:30.500 write that one
01:01:30.940 down.
01:01:31.300 I want to put
01:01:31.640 that one in my
01:01:32.080 book.
01:01:32.820 Sometimes you're
01:01:33.760 making a decision
01:01:34.540 about how to
01:01:35.600 do things, and
01:01:37.040 that's what it
01:01:37.440 feels like most
01:01:38.020 of the time.
01:01:38.580 Other times you're
01:01:39.360 making a decision
01:01:40.060 about who you
01:01:40.700 are, and that
01:01:42.300 implies what you're
01:01:43.280 going to do, like
01:01:43.920 they're related.
01:01:45.720 Who do you want
01:01:46.280 to be?
01:01:47.560 Do you want to
01:01:48.200 be someone who
01:01:49.780 lets an accused
01:01:51.020 but not convicted
01:01:52.540 person, accused
01:01:54.960 but not convicted,
01:01:57.100 should their life
01:01:58.120 be unpleasant?
01:01:59.600 Should it?
01:02:03.700 You're accused, but
01:02:05.480 you've not been
01:02:06.100 convicted.
01:02:06.840 Should the system
01:02:07.500 make their life
01:02:08.320 unpleasant?
01:02:09.540 No, it should
01:02:10.040 not.
01:02:11.380 We're Americans,
01:02:12.980 right?
01:02:13.680 Basic, basic,
01:02:15.620 basic, innocent
01:02:17.540 until proven
01:02:18.100 guilty.
01:02:19.060 You're not
01:02:19.500 innocent until
01:02:20.400 accused.
01:02:21.380 You're innocent
01:02:22.140 until proven
01:02:22.660 guilty.
01:02:23.000 And I would
01:02:23.920 put as many 0.87
01:02:25.000 murderers as it
01:02:26.120 takes in this
01:02:27.120 beautiful farm
01:02:28.240 having an awesome
01:02:30.220 time while they're
01:02:31.020 in trial, I'll
01:02:32.160 take that every
01:02:32.800 day.
01:02:33.980 But the minute
01:02:34.860 they're convicted,
01:02:35.820 well, you know,
01:02:36.380 jail.
01:02:37.740 But until they're
01:02:39.160 convicted, we
01:02:41.280 could give them a
01:02:42.040 low-cost solution
01:02:43.340 that's less cost
01:02:44.740 than jail.
01:02:45.560 Because I would
01:02:46.140 think that putting
01:02:46.620 somebody on a farm
01:02:47.500 and feeding them
01:02:48.420 would probably be
01:02:49.400 less expensive than
01:02:50.340 jail, right?
01:02:53.000 So, let me just
01:02:57.260 summarize, and then
01:02:58.140 I'm going to ask
01:02:58.680 you for your
01:02:59.100 opinion.
01:03:00.580 Since we do not
01:03:01.820 want to torture the 0.98
01:03:03.660 accused who have
01:03:04.600 not been convicted,
01:03:05.960 there is no reason
01:03:06.880 that we cannot make
01:03:07.820 their situation
01:03:08.640 better as opposed
01:03:10.980 to worse, right?
01:03:12.120 There's nothing in
01:03:13.040 our philosophy as
01:03:13.980 Americans that
01:03:15.220 prevent us from
01:03:16.320 making the accused
01:03:17.580 have a pretty good
01:03:18.900 few weeks.
01:03:20.460 It's just not
01:03:21.340 against the law.
01:03:22.000 It's not against
01:03:23.120 our principles.
01:03:23.920 It's not against
01:03:24.400 anything.
01:03:25.440 An accused,
01:03:26.880 non-convicted
01:03:27.580 person is just
01:03:28.520 as innocent as
01:03:29.240 you are.
01:03:30.200 And while it's
01:03:30.720 not technically
01:03:31.540 true, it's a
01:03:33.840 fiction, if you
01:03:34.580 will, that holds
01:03:35.420 us together.
01:03:36.440 It's a cohesive,
01:03:38.260 necessary fiction.
01:03:39.840 And I don't want
01:03:40.360 to lose any of
01:03:41.100 that.
01:03:42.140 So as soon as you
01:03:42.900 allow that, it
01:03:44.220 doesn't matter if
01:03:44.800 they're having a
01:03:45.200 good day, even if
01:03:46.600 they're accused of
01:03:47.180 horrible things,
01:03:48.600 because they will
01:03:49.200 go to jail if
01:03:49.940 they're convicted,
01:03:50.740 right?
01:03:50.980 So that's my
01:03:54.560 suggestion.
01:03:56.180 Now, this
01:03:57.100 suggestion is
01:03:57.680 first draft.
01:03:59.100 We can imagine
01:03:59.820 that said farm is
01:04:00.980 run by a private
01:04:03.240 prison company.
01:04:04.780 So the same
01:04:05.720 company that's
01:04:06.380 losing all its
01:04:07.160 prisoners to
01:04:08.660 bail reform, the
01:04:10.340 same company
01:04:10.860 that says, hey,
01:04:11.800 we're not making
01:04:12.660 as much money
01:04:13.200 because there are
01:04:13.620 fewer prisoners,
01:04:15.360 let them start
01:04:16.940 the farm.
01:04:17.400 and say, oh,
01:04:18.840 how about if we
01:04:19.300 build this
01:04:19.660 alternative thing,
01:04:21.100 the farm where
01:04:21.980 you can hang out
01:04:22.680 in a fairly good
01:04:23.980 situation until
01:04:25.820 your child?
01:04:26.860 Because they
01:04:27.400 could make money
01:04:27.940 because they'd be
01:04:28.400 charging for the
01:04:29.020 farm just like
01:04:29.680 they would be
01:04:30.080 charging for the
01:04:30.900 jail.
01:04:34.240 Dan's comment,
01:04:35.400 wow, could this
01:04:36.160 guy get any worse? 1.00
01:04:37.740 Dan, you fucking 1.00
01:04:38.560 piece of shit. 1.00
01:04:39.860 Let's get rid of 1.00
01:04:40.980 your troll-like 0.99
01:04:42.540 comments, and you 0.94
01:04:43.440 can go live with
01:04:44.060 the people who
01:04:44.540 don't have reasons
01:04:45.300 for their opinions. 1.00
01:04:46.680 So go fuck 1.00
01:04:47.540 yourself, stick 1.00
01:04:48.180 your head up 1.00
01:04:48.560 your ass, and 1.00
01:04:50.080 you're gone. 1.00
01:04:53.100 By the way, if
01:04:53.860 you have
01:04:54.100 criticisms, happy
01:04:55.400 to hear them, as
01:04:56.320 always.
01:04:57.340 Happy to hear them.
01:04:58.260 All right, so
01:04:59.040 here's the first
01:05:00.200 point.
01:05:00.820 Number one, my
01:05:02.240 specific idea
01:05:03.440 should not be
01:05:04.700 taken too
01:05:05.220 seriously.
01:05:06.840 And that was
01:05:07.520 the problem with
01:05:08.180 the guy I just
01:05:08.680 banned.
01:05:09.100 I think he
01:05:09.540 didn't understand
01:05:10.340 the concept
01:05:10.820 here.
01:05:11.640 A first draft
01:05:12.560 of an idea
01:05:13.180 is just sort
01:05:14.080 of directional,
01:05:14.700 and its
01:05:15.540 only purpose,
01:05:16.800 its only
01:05:17.440 purpose was
01:05:19.060 to spur
01:05:19.840 your creativity
01:05:20.740 so you could
01:05:22.220 imagine a
01:05:22.940 system where
01:05:24.120 you get
01:05:24.620 everything you
01:05:25.260 want, and
01:05:26.760 so does
01:05:27.360 AOC.
01:05:28.900 That's not
01:05:29.640 impossible.
01:05:31.080 That's not
01:05:31.580 impossible.
01:05:32.340 I just gave
01:05:32.900 you an idea
01:05:34.400 that's pretty
01:05:35.080 close.
01:05:36.080 Like, that
01:05:36.460 might not be
01:05:36.980 the idea.
01:05:37.540 Maybe somebody
01:05:38.020 has a better
01:05:38.400 idea.
01:05:39.280 But here's
01:05:40.160 what was
01:05:40.580 useful.
01:05:41.980 When you see
01:05:42.800 somebody breaking
01:05:43.600 a system that
01:05:44.380 actually needs
01:05:44.980 to be broken,
01:05:46.440 pay attention.
01:05:48.600 Please.
01:05:50.200 When AOC is
01:05:51.340 trying to break
01:05:52.080 your system,
01:05:52.780 you say,
01:05:53.100 no, don't
01:05:53.740 break my
01:05:54.340 system because
01:05:56.400 it was working
01:05:57.620 sort of.
01:05:59.720 That's not
01:06:00.340 good enough.
01:06:01.460 Maybe she 0.99
01:06:01.860 wants to break
01:06:02.420 it to make
01:06:02.800 it work better.
01:06:03.380 So, I think
01:06:06.120 you should give
01:06:06.580 a little bit
01:06:07.260 of respect to
01:06:08.800 the demolishers
01:06:09.880 because they
01:06:10.620 are very
01:06:11.100 productive or
01:06:12.020 could be.
01:06:13.500 Trump is a
01:06:14.680 destroyer of 0.99
01:06:15.500 bad ideas.
01:06:16.720 He destroyed
01:06:17.220 the fake
01:06:17.560 news.
01:06:18.940 The entire
01:06:19.460 news industry
01:06:20.100 was destroyed
01:06:20.920 by Trump.
01:06:21.620 And it's one
01:06:21.900 of the best
01:06:22.240 things that
01:06:22.600 ever happened.
01:06:23.280 Because we
01:06:23.940 will rebuild
01:06:24.580 something that's
01:06:25.200 better than
01:06:25.640 the traditional
01:06:26.280 news.
01:06:27.380 We haven't
01:06:27.960 found it yet.
01:06:29.220 But it's
01:06:29.580 coming.
01:06:30.380 Something's
01:06:30.800 coming.
01:06:31.800 There will
01:06:32.320 be alternate
01:06:33.920 things that
01:06:34.740 emerge because
01:06:35.740 the fake news
01:06:36.680 is now so
01:06:37.240 discredited.
01:06:37.860 Trump destroyed
01:06:39.460 the news.
01:06:40.920 I don't think
01:06:41.560 that's going to
01:06:41.980 turn out bad
01:06:42.520 in the long
01:06:42.900 run.
01:06:43.220 I think we'll
01:06:43.660 rebuild better,
01:06:44.880 to borrow a
01:06:45.600 phrase.
01:06:49.220 All right.
01:06:50.780 Got a little
01:06:51.500 quiet here.
01:06:52.680 How many of
01:06:53.120 you would be
01:06:53.680 willing to
01:06:54.200 accept my
01:06:54.800 general
01:06:55.280 proposition
01:06:55.880 without...
01:06:56.720 Don't accept
01:06:57.680 the specific
01:06:58.580 suggestion of
01:06:59.400 the prisoner
01:07:00.020 farm.
01:07:01.260 You don't
01:07:01.660 need to rule
01:07:02.300 on that.
01:07:03.120 I want you
01:07:03.500 to accept
01:07:03.960 my general
01:07:04.880 proposition
01:07:05.640 that AOC
01:07:07.440 might not
01:07:07.940 be wrong.
01:07:10.000 That breaking
01:07:10.520 it is the
01:07:11.180 first step
01:07:11.640 to doing
01:07:12.020 anything
01:07:12.360 useful.
01:07:15.080 A little
01:07:15.620 mixed.
01:07:16.220 A little
01:07:16.420 mixed.
01:07:17.960 Interesting.
01:07:19.500 All right.
01:07:22.480 I got more
01:07:23.320 agreement on
01:07:24.200 that than I
01:07:24.580 expected,
01:07:25.080 actually.
01:07:26.120 It looked,
01:07:26.600 I don't know,
01:07:26.980 based on the
01:07:27.460 comments,
01:07:29.080 kind of mixed,
01:07:29.820 50-50.
01:07:31.100 Well, that's
01:07:31.580 better than I
01:07:31.960 thought.
01:07:34.580 All right.
01:07:35.100 I think,
01:07:35.460 once again,
01:07:35.820 you would
01:07:36.140 agree with
01:07:36.540 the following
01:07:36.960 proposition.
01:07:39.360 The way I
01:07:40.120 frame the
01:07:40.580 news is not
01:07:41.180 what you're
01:07:41.540 used to
01:07:41.900 seeing.
01:07:43.700 True?
01:07:44.980 And is it
01:07:45.600 useful that
01:07:46.220 you see a
01:07:46.720 different frame
01:07:47.420 on the
01:07:47.720 news,
01:07:48.060 even if you
01:07:48.460 don't agree
01:07:48.840 with it?
01:07:49.840 Because I'm
01:07:50.400 not trying to
01:07:50.820 make you agree
01:07:51.340 with me.
01:07:52.880 I don't do
01:07:53.560 that.
01:07:54.680 I mean,
01:07:55.020 I suppose
01:07:55.400 there are times
01:07:56.300 when I do it.
01:07:56.820 But in general,
01:07:58.280 I'm trying to
01:07:58.720 make you see it
01:08:00.660 in more than
01:08:01.300 one frame.
01:08:02.460 Because if you
01:08:03.080 can see it in
01:08:03.640 multiple frames,
01:08:04.960 a different
01:08:05.500 window to
01:08:06.660 look into it,
01:08:07.440 you're more
01:08:07.960 likely to come
01:08:08.580 up with the
01:08:08.920 right answer.
01:08:10.200 Just statistically,
01:08:11.360 the more windows
01:08:12.160 you look into,
01:08:13.260 the more you
01:08:14.080 know about the
01:08:14.600 interior of the
01:08:15.260 home.
01:08:15.580 That's all.
01:08:16.540 That's it.
01:08:17.820 I'm giving you
01:08:18.580 a few extra
01:08:19.140 windows to look
01:08:19.940 into the house.
01:08:20.520 If that helps
01:08:21.000 you, that's
01:08:21.400 great.
01:08:22.140 But it's kind
01:08:22.760 of up to you
01:08:23.260 to do something
01:08:23.720 with it.
01:08:26.440 Yeah, let's
01:08:27.040 talk about the
01:08:27.600 bizarre Joe
01:08:28.600 Biden video.
01:08:29.400 So there's a
01:08:30.760 video, there's
01:08:31.860 side-by-side
01:08:33.480 videos, allegedly
01:08:35.200 of Biden
01:08:35.940 talking the
01:08:36.740 same day.
01:08:38.260 I think it's
01:08:38.820 a morning and
01:08:39.360 an evening
01:08:39.680 talk.
01:08:40.540 The morning
01:08:41.080 talk, he
01:08:41.680 looked normal
01:08:42.600 and actually
01:08:44.000 completely
01:08:45.100 lucid.
01:08:46.620 By the second
01:08:47.820 one, and I
01:08:48.760 don't know if
01:08:49.380 they really,
01:08:51.020 I don't know
01:08:51.820 if there's any
01:08:52.300 chicanery.
01:08:54.480 I've never said
01:08:55.040 that word.
01:08:55.860 I've never said
01:08:56.760 that word out
01:08:57.240 loud.
01:08:58.820 Chicanery? 0.90
01:08:59.400 It sounds 1.00
01:09:01.760 like shit 1.00
01:09:02.400 canery. 0.99
01:09:05.060 So there
01:09:05.680 could be
01:09:06.200 something about
01:09:06.720 the side-by-sides
01:09:07.580 that's not real.
01:09:08.540 It could be a
01:09:09.060 deep fake, it
01:09:09.700 could be CGI,
01:09:10.520 it could be
01:09:10.720 anything.
01:09:11.380 But the
01:09:11.700 point is,
01:09:13.040 shicanery,
01:09:14.300 shicanery. 0.54
01:09:15.780 Thank you,
01:09:16.220 Dwayne.
01:09:17.940 I got my,
01:09:19.300 yeah,
01:09:19.900 she canery. 1.00
01:09:23.420 All right.
01:09:25.560 Got it.
01:09:28.360 But,
01:09:28.840 here's my
01:09:30.180 question.
01:09:31.520 If we took,
01:09:32.540 and sort of
01:09:33.140 this is a
01:09:33.600 challenge,
01:09:34.060 anybody wants
01:09:34.580 to do this,
01:09:35.500 if you do
01:09:36.140 the time stamp
01:09:37.160 of the time
01:09:37.840 of day that
01:09:38.840 Joe Biden
01:09:39.300 was giving
01:09:39.980 any kind
01:09:40.480 of a public
01:09:41.260 presentation,
01:09:42.800 could you do
01:09:43.540 all of the
01:09:44.160 morning ones
01:09:44.880 and compare
01:09:45.700 them to all
01:09:46.340 the evening
01:09:46.740 ones and
01:09:48.700 see if there's
01:09:49.240 a difference?
01:09:49.720 because if I
01:09:53.180 taught you
01:09:53.560 nothing,
01:09:54.180 it's that
01:09:54.440 anecdotal
01:09:55.040 evidence means
01:09:55.940 nothing.
01:09:57.180 So here you
01:09:57.740 have him
01:09:58.120 one speech
01:09:58.860 one way
01:09:59.360 and another
01:09:59.800 speech with
01:10:00.300 another persona,
01:10:01.860 but also the
01:10:03.040 topic was
01:10:03.820 different.
01:10:04.900 One topic he
01:10:05.880 was talking
01:10:06.300 about how
01:10:06.680 great he's
01:10:07.280 doing,
01:10:08.360 you talk like
01:10:08.960 a normal
01:10:09.300 guy,
01:10:10.400 and one topic
01:10:11.140 he was
01:10:11.560 insulting Trump
01:10:12.740 again and
01:10:13.860 getting all
01:10:14.320 angry about it
01:10:15.060 because he
01:10:15.300 wanted you to
01:10:15.760 be angry too.
01:10:16.460 So it's
01:10:18.560 not entirely
01:10:19.260 clear he
01:10:19.940 wasn't
01:10:20.340 intentionally
01:10:21.040 changing his
01:10:22.140 acting,
01:10:23.440 right?
01:10:24.100 To be more
01:10:24.660 angry about
01:10:25.360 one but more
01:10:26.080 calm about
01:10:26.680 the other,
01:10:27.220 that's possible.
01:10:28.420 So I'd want
01:10:28.980 to see if
01:10:29.620 the afternoon
01:10:30.960 and evening
01:10:31.580 presentations are
01:10:32.820 substantially
01:10:33.620 different from
01:10:34.300 the morning
01:10:34.780 because it
01:10:35.860 could be you'd
01:10:36.320 find that
01:10:36.700 pattern in
01:10:37.160 all of it.
01:10:38.460 It might be
01:10:38.900 a sundowner
01:10:39.460 thing,
01:10:39.840 right?
01:10:40.200 That's the
01:10:40.600 thing we're
01:10:40.900 worried about,
01:10:42.080 that it's a
01:10:42.960 dementia thing.
01:10:43.540 one was a
01:10:47.240 non-blinking
01:10:47.800 robot.
01:10:52.820 One was
01:10:53.540 definitely
01:10:53.840 before he
01:10:54.520 was sick
01:10:54.980 and one
01:10:55.320 was after
01:10:55.880 he was
01:10:56.160 sick.
01:10:56.380 Well, 0.87
01:10:57.440 maybe.
01:10:58.560 It was
01:10:59.280 presented as
01:11:01.200 a same-day
01:11:01.840 thing,
01:11:02.300 but that's
01:11:02.680 the part I
01:11:03.120 doubt.
01:11:04.100 So I
01:11:04.540 wouldn't
01:11:04.760 believe the
01:11:05.300 side-by-side.
01:11:06.460 I retweeted
01:11:07.380 it because
01:11:07.700 it's fun,
01:11:08.700 but I
01:11:09.320 wouldn't
01:11:09.500 believe it.
01:11:13.540 somebody says
01:11:14.740 it's a fact.
01:11:15.660 Right Lane
01:11:16.000 Bandit says
01:11:16.740 it's a fact
01:11:17.520 that those
01:11:17.940 videos are
01:11:18.700 real.
01:11:20.480 Maybe.
01:11:21.800 I'm not
01:11:22.220 ruling it
01:11:23.080 out.
01:11:23.660 I just
01:11:24.080 think it's
01:11:24.460 slightly
01:11:24.780 unlikely.
01:11:26.680 Slightly
01:11:27.120 unlikely.
01:11:27.820 I wouldn't
01:11:28.080 rule it
01:11:28.380 out.
01:11:30.740 All right.
01:11:31.720 One was
01:11:32.300 edited to
01:11:32.880 remove gaps,
01:11:33.900 maybe.
01:11:38.160 I just
01:11:39.180 saw a
01:11:39.440 funny meme
01:11:40.020 of Biden
01:11:41.180 on the
01:11:42.100 zero-cent
01:11:42.660 stamp
01:11:43.060 looking like
01:11:43.680 this.
01:11:46.320 That's
01:11:46.760 funny.
01:11:47.940 All right.
01:11:48.300 On the
01:11:48.920 locals
01:11:49.580 platform,
01:11:50.820 I've asked
01:11:51.160 my followers
01:11:51.880 who are
01:11:52.900 full of
01:11:53.340 memes to
01:11:54.060 paste all
01:11:54.560 their memes
01:11:55.000 in one
01:11:55.320 of the
01:11:55.500 posts.
01:11:56.740 I might
01:11:57.440 tweet that
01:11:58.080 to the
01:11:58.380 public if
01:11:58.860 you're
01:11:59.000 nice to
01:11:59.360 me.
01:12:00.460 But I
01:12:01.200 do think
01:12:01.500 we needed
01:12:01.860 one place
01:12:02.440 where all
01:12:02.760 the good
01:12:03.060 memes are.
01:12:04.400 Because I
01:12:05.280 don't know
01:12:05.500 about you,
01:12:05.960 but if I
01:12:06.580 watch a
01:12:07.000 comedy on
01:12:07.660 television or
01:12:08.520 a funny
01:12:09.300 movie,
01:12:09.940 I might
01:12:10.380 laugh a
01:12:10.820 little bit.
01:12:12.180 But if
01:12:12.580 I watch
01:12:13.060 two or
01:12:13.860 three
01:12:14.120 memes,
01:12:15.360 I'm
01:12:15.600 usually
01:12:15.860 laughing
01:12:16.260 out loud.
01:12:17.920 Do you
01:12:18.220 have that
01:12:18.480 same
01:12:18.680 experience?
01:12:19.480 That the
01:12:19.900 memes actually
01:12:20.780 make me
01:12:21.200 laugh out
01:12:21.720 loud,
01:12:22.800 whereas a
01:12:23.300 movie,
01:12:23.660 it's like,
01:12:23.880 eh,
01:12:24.120 sometimes.
01:12:25.880 And I'll
01:12:26.420 say again,
01:12:26.900 if you
01:12:27.040 haven't seen
01:12:27.380 the Bill
01:12:27.900 Burr special 0.99
01:12:28.780 from Red
01:12:29.400 Rocks,
01:12:30.520 it's a
01:12:32.220 special special.
01:12:35.080 It might be
01:12:37.020 his best
01:12:37.360 work.
01:12:38.040 It's pretty
01:12:38.580 awesome.
01:12:38.880 awesome.
01:12:39.940 All right.
01:12:41.940 That's all
01:12:42.460 for now,
01:12:43.800 and I'll
01:12:44.260 talk to
01:12:44.580 you
01:12:44.780 YouTubers 0.97
01:12:45.160 and
01:12:45.520 Spotifyers
01:12:46.280 tomorrow.
01:12:47.220 .