Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1852 Scott Adams： Trump's Motive For Keeping Secret Documents, It's What You Need To Know

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00:00:55.740 Oh, so good.

00:01:01.040 So good.

00:01:03.560 Well, what's going on?

00:01:05.560 Big congratulations to Greg Gutfeld, who woke up this morning to find that he was trending.

00:01:14.740 And his show, Gutfeld, owned August.

00:01:17.780 He beat Colbert.

00:01:20.620 I think he was like number three of all shows at that time or something.

00:01:24.740 He knocked ABC out of third place.

00:01:29.740 Normally the cable shows are only competing with other cable shows.

00:01:34.840 It's hard for a cable show to compete with a network.

00:01:39.620 But I think he knocked out the third place network.

00:01:41.680 So he's just totally dominating that space.

00:01:47.480 And that went from, hey, why aren't conservatives funnier to, well, there you go.

00:01:53.020 He's owning the space.

00:01:54.880 So congratulations to Greg Gutfeld, just killing it, killing it lately.

00:01:59.000 So there's a weird set of coincidences happening.

00:02:05.600 And I would like to give you simulation alert.

00:02:10.500 Simulation alert.

00:02:11.720 Simulation alert.

00:02:13.320 Simulation alert.

00:02:15.880 I don't know if I'll ever go back to that.

00:02:17.740 It didn't come out as awesome as I hoped.

00:02:20.660 But here's the story.

00:02:22.700 You have to connect a few stories to see the beauty of it.

00:02:25.600 In the news, in Vacaville, which is not too far from where I live,

00:02:31.280 a giant tractor and trailer filled with tomatoes spilled.

00:02:37.380 And so the highway there was just totally coated with tomatoes.

00:02:42.480 In an unrelated story, or is it?

00:02:46.760 Another complete truck with Alfredo sauce in Memphis

00:02:51.960 spilled and covered the highway with Alfredo sauce.

00:02:55.600 So we got our tomatoes, we got our Alfredo sauce, we're waiting for pasta.

00:03:00.780 There was a big spill of chicken and another one of wine.

00:03:05.680 But they're all in different places.

00:03:08.180 Need to get a little coordination here.

00:03:10.340 A little coordination and get them together.

00:03:12.460 But who do you think gave me the tip-off that something was happening here?

00:03:18.040 Well, the person who told me that a road was full of spilled tomatoes

00:03:23.360 and another road was filled with Alfredo sauce,

00:03:26.960 his actual last name, which he uses on his Twitter account, is...

00:03:32.200 Skidmore.

00:03:34.500 Skidmore.

00:03:36.140 That's right.

00:03:37.180 I learned this story from somebody named Skidmore.

00:03:40.760 And when I noted how coincidental it was

00:03:45.160 that roads covered with slippery stuff would be tweeted to me

00:03:48.840 by somebody named Skidmore,

00:03:51.280 Mr. Skidmore tweeted back and said,

00:03:54.560 and I assume this is true,

00:03:58.140 Mr. Skidmore said,

00:03:59.280 by the way,

00:04:00.080 my dad made car brakes for a living.

00:04:03.000 True story.

00:04:06.720 His name was Skidmore,

00:04:09.060 and he made car brakes for a living.

00:04:13.700 I don't know what to think about any of this, really.

00:04:17.940 I assume it's just that we're noticing it more,

00:04:21.220 but it certainly seems like there are a whole bunch of coincidences.

00:04:26.500 Here's the other coincidence I keep running into.

00:04:30.000 I keep running into people who know personally

00:04:32.680 people who are in national news.

00:04:35.800 Like, all the time.

00:04:37.900 I'll say,

00:04:38.600 hey, did you hear about somebody, somebody?

00:04:40.740 And somebody will say,

00:04:41.820 oh, yeah, I went to school with him.

00:04:43.580 What?

00:04:44.760 Really?

00:04:46.960 Are you noticing that yourself?

00:04:48.780 The number of people who are in national news

00:04:52.280 who you know somebody who knows them.

00:04:56.000 I feel like more of that's happening,

00:04:57.900 or maybe it's just me, I don't know.

00:04:59.280 Well, in the good news category,

00:05:05.200 and very good news,

00:05:06.680 do you like good news?

00:05:08.200 Do you like news about awesome things happening to people

00:05:10.980 and problems being solved?

00:05:12.220 I know you do.

00:05:14.500 So here's some.

00:05:15.880 Now, this is a follow-up to something I mentioned before.

00:05:18.660 So I had a video that made some time ago

00:05:21.720 about how to deal with anxiety.

00:05:24.800 And it was so well-received,

00:05:26.580 and I was surprised,

00:05:28.000 people said it actually cured their anxiety.

00:05:31.600 Imagine having anxiety and then having it cured

00:05:34.000 by a video.

00:05:35.540 But that's what people said.

00:05:37.460 And a number of people said it.

00:05:39.620 And so I had a request to do another video

00:05:41.860 on social anxiety.

00:05:43.780 You know, specifically the anxiety of going to a group

00:05:47.620 that you're not familiar with or not comfortable with.

00:05:50.320 And so I did a follow-up video

00:05:52.660 that I posted

00:05:53.540 to my subscription platform,

00:05:57.040 Locals.

00:05:58.240 And the Locals people 1.00

00:05:59.540 looked at it and said,

00:06:00.960 you have to make this public.

00:06:03.220 In other words,

00:06:04.180 they thought the value was sufficient

00:06:05.720 that even though they paid

00:06:07.680 to have it privately,

00:06:09.760 a number of them said,

00:06:11.020 all right,

00:06:11.300 we can't keep this private.

00:06:13.020 So, you know,

00:06:13.680 put it on,

00:06:14.760 tweet it out.

00:06:15.840 So I tweeted it out.

00:06:16.960 You can see it at the top of my Twitter feed.

00:06:19.380 And it's a set of reframes

00:06:21.420 to help you walk into a room full of people

00:06:25.280 and just own it.

00:06:27.160 Do you think you could do that?

00:06:29.000 Does that sound even possible?

00:06:31.340 So if there's somebody here

00:06:32.460 who has like extreme social anxiety

00:06:34.600 and you think to yourself,

00:06:36.820 okay, I've had this all my life,

00:06:38.900 there's no way you're going to say something

00:06:40.820 in 11 minutes

00:06:41.820 that will just make me think differently

00:06:44.680 and then suddenly

00:06:46.340 my biggest problem in the world

00:06:47.800 will just go away?

00:06:49.660 And the answer is,

00:06:50.460 yes, that's exactly what I did.

00:06:52.720 That is exactly what I did.

00:06:54.400 In 11 minutes,

00:06:55.360 I will completely cure some of you.

00:06:57.680 Not all of you.

00:06:59.020 Everybody is too, you know, individual.

00:07:01.300 You can't use one set of reframes

00:07:03.200 that just works on everybody.

00:07:04.620 That's not a thing.

00:07:06.080 But there will be

00:07:07.640 a tremendous amount of people,

00:07:10.000 probably at least hundreds,

00:07:12.320 possibly thousands,

00:07:13.540 depends how many people see it.

00:07:15.360 Well, hundreds or thousands of people

00:07:17.160 will have the biggest problem

00:07:18.120 in their life just solved

00:07:19.080 in 11 minutes.

00:07:21.420 And if you don't think that's possible,

00:07:24.880 just watch the video,

00:07:25.900 even if you don't have that problem.

00:07:28.560 If you watch the video,

00:07:29.640 you're going to go away saying,

00:07:31.460 yeah, I think that actually could work.

00:07:33.320 And you'd be right.

00:07:34.520 So watch the comments,

00:07:35.900 and you'll see that some people

00:07:37.580 are having a big impact,

00:07:40.520 or there's a big impact.

00:07:41.520 So this is additive

00:07:44.100 to my anxiety thing

00:07:45.640 that mentioned the potato.

00:07:46.920 That's a separate one.

00:07:50.480 So what are we supposed to think

00:07:52.600 about the so-called Ukraine offensive?

00:07:54.820 So this is what CNN reports.

00:07:59.080 And I think we could all agree

00:08:00.340 that everything we hear out of Ukraine

00:08:02.880 is suspect, right?

00:08:05.860 And the thing about war

00:08:07.320 that's especially suspect,

00:08:09.500 and I was reminded of this

00:08:10.960 by Newt Gingrich's awesome documentary

00:08:14.260 about George Washington

00:08:15.340 called The First Citizen.

00:08:18.180 Is that what it's called?

00:08:18.940 I highly recommend it.

00:08:21.800 So it's a Gingrich production.

00:08:24.560 And one of the things

00:08:26.000 I didn't know

00:08:26.700 about the George Washington story

00:08:28.500 is that he had completely lost.

00:08:32.160 At one point,

00:08:33.920 Washington's army

00:08:34.680 was basically just wiped out.

00:08:37.240 It was just a bunch of barefoot,

00:08:38.660 bleeding people with no food.

00:08:40.980 Barely any of them left.

00:08:43.180 And somehow he managed

00:08:44.620 to pull it out.

00:08:45.260 So the thing about war

00:08:49.920 that we don't fully appreciate

00:08:52.580 is how surprising it could be.

00:08:55.780 Who imagined that we would go to Afghanistan

00:08:59.160 and the Taliban would basically win?

00:09:03.080 A lot of smart people said,

00:09:04.460 well, that's not going to happen,

00:09:05.380 even though it happened to Russia.

00:09:07.240 We thought, well,

00:09:07.760 it's not going to happen to us.

00:09:09.300 We've got better weapons.

00:09:10.280 We're smarter.

00:09:10.820 We learned from them.

00:09:12.440 Then it happened to us.

00:09:13.440 So war is thoroughly unpredictable,

00:09:17.200 even when you think it's not.

00:09:19.760 So I would say that

00:09:21.280 we really don't know

00:09:22.440 what would happen

00:09:23.180 with a Ukraine offensive.

00:09:25.060 But here's some of the things

00:09:26.420 that are being reported.

00:09:29.180 CNN says it's early days

00:09:31.220 of this so-called

00:09:32.000 Ukraine counter-offensive

00:09:33.440 to regain territory.

00:09:35.820 But it says,

00:09:36.900 in its early days,

00:09:37.760 Ukrainian forces

00:09:39.340 have already captured back

00:09:42.660 four villages

00:09:43.400 from the Russians.

00:09:45.760 What do you think of that?

00:09:47.160 They've recaptured

00:09:48.000 four villages.

00:09:49.900 Now,

00:09:51.280 that's probably

00:09:52.020 kind of trivial,

00:09:53.440 and one assumes

00:09:54.340 that the Russians

00:09:54.960 are not guarding everything

00:09:56.480 with the same amount

00:09:57.440 of defense.

00:09:58.960 So I assume that

00:09:59.760 those were the easy targets,

00:10:01.500 you know,

00:10:01.740 lightly defended places.

00:10:03.540 So it probably

00:10:04.220 doesn't mean much.

00:10:05.500 All right.

00:10:05.700 So, so far,

00:10:07.380 it's a lot of nothing.

00:10:08.240 But here's a little part

00:10:11.220 I didn't know.

00:10:13.300 The, the counter-offensive

00:10:15.520 is going to,

00:10:16.300 I think it's aimed

00:10:17.080 at Kyrgyzstan,

00:10:18.260 trying to take

00:10:19.060 that city back,

00:10:20.280 which I didn't,

00:10:21.260 I didn't realize

00:10:22.260 was a regional capital.

00:10:24.620 So the only regional capital

00:10:26.820 that the Russians conquered

00:10:28.420 was Kyrgyzstan,

00:10:29.580 and, and Ukraine's

00:10:31.480 trying to get it back.

00:10:33.440 Do they have a chance?

00:10:34.860 I don't know.

00:10:36.140 I have no idea.

00:10:36.780 Um, but apparently

00:10:39.900 the Ukrainian military

00:10:41.100 is a little pluckier

00:10:42.140 than people imagined.

00:10:44.540 Um, you know,

00:10:46.680 some of these towns

00:10:47.320 are so deserted

00:10:48.140 that I think recapturing them

00:10:50.280 probably doesn't mean much.

00:10:52.140 You know,

00:10:52.340 there's probably nobody there.

00:10:53.840 The Russians probably 0.97

00:10:54.680 didn't even care.

00:10:55.580 Like, yeah,

00:10:56.000 you can have that one.

00:10:57.860 Um, but reportedly

00:11:00.400 Ukrainian troops

00:11:01.260 have broken through

00:11:02.020 Russian defenses,

00:11:03.180 quote,

00:11:03.840 in several areas

00:11:05.140 of the front lines

00:11:06.140 near the city of Kyrgyzstan

00:11:07.840 and some others.

00:11:10.460 Uh, but I would say

00:11:12.140 you shouldn't believe

00:11:12.900 anything coming out

00:11:13.840 of the war zone,

00:11:14.620 so who knows?

00:11:16.420 But let me ask you this.

00:11:19.760 Do you think

00:11:20.720 that the Ukrainian military

00:11:22.600 would have staged

00:11:23.500 a counteroffensive

00:11:24.420 if they didn't think

00:11:26.280 they had the assets

00:11:27.220 to reasonably have

00:11:28.760 a chance of succeeding?

00:11:30.100 Is there anything

00:11:32.500 about the Ukrainians

00:11:33.580 that looks suicidal?

00:11:36.540 In other words,

00:11:37.500 are they anything like,

00:11:39.340 let's say,

00:11:39.800 the, you know,

00:11:40.780 the first Iran-Iraq war

00:11:42.660 where the Iranians 0.84

00:11:44.320 would send, you know,

00:11:45.220 waves of human sacrifices,

00:11:48.440 you know,

00:11:48.880 lightly armed

00:11:49.600 across the machine gun fields?

00:11:51.720 It doesn't feel like that, right?

00:11:54.140 Ukraine looks like 0.97

00:11:55.160 they're a well-trained force.

00:11:58.100 I think NATO

00:12:00.580 and Americans

00:12:01.220 helped train them.

00:12:02.560 So if you have

00:12:03.100 a well-trained military force,

00:12:06.140 so let me ask you

00:12:07.300 this question.

00:12:08.140 If you have

00:12:08.760 a well-trained military force

00:12:10.400 and they stage

00:12:12.640 a major operation,

00:12:14.080 which the

00:12:14.820 counteroffensive is,

00:12:16.920 would you assume

00:12:17.800 that they're doing it

00:12:18.680 with no chance of winning?

00:12:21.740 In their own estimation,

00:12:23.680 do you think

00:12:24.320 they said to themselves,

00:12:25.220 well, we have no chance

00:12:26.120 of winning,

00:12:27.000 but we have to do it

00:12:27.960 anyway for some reason?

00:12:31.260 I don't think

00:12:32.040 they would do

00:12:32.380 the counteroffensive

00:12:33.140 unless they thought

00:12:33.780 they had a chance.

00:12:35.580 And why would we

00:12:36.700 second-guess them?

00:12:37.620 They're actually

00:12:38.040 putting their lives

00:12:38.960 on the line.

00:12:40.920 Lives.

00:12:42.080 They're betting

00:12:42.700 their lives

00:12:43.460 that they have a chance.

00:12:45.780 If you see

00:12:46.540 a professional,

00:12:48.240 well-trained military

00:12:49.260 betting their lives,

00:12:51.820 because they don't

00:12:52.240 have to do this, right?

00:12:54.000 They could just say,

00:12:55.500 all right,

00:12:55.940 you got that territory,

00:12:56.940 we'll just keep

00:12:57.640 this territory,

00:12:58.500 we'll see if we

00:12:59.100 can stabilize this.

00:13:00.240 They don't have

00:13:01.000 to do this.

00:13:02.620 So if I see

00:13:03.400 a well-trained,

00:13:04.880 probably well-equipped,

00:13:07.020 at least in terms

00:13:07.760 of modern equipment,

00:13:09.140 well-equipped military,

00:13:12.240 going on a counteroffensive,

00:13:13.940 don't you have to assume

00:13:16.260 they have a chance?

00:13:17.880 Is that crazy?

00:13:19.620 Now, I know that

00:13:20.580 we all think,

00:13:21.340 okay, they don't really

00:13:22.100 have a chance against

00:13:22.760 Russia, ultimately.

00:13:25.160 Like, ultimately,

00:13:26.100 Putin could win

00:13:26.820 anything he wanted

00:13:27.640 to win.

00:13:28.020 He would just have

00:13:28.440 to put enough

00:13:28.880 resources on it.

00:13:30.460 But why would

00:13:31.200 they do it?

00:13:33.080 Can you think of

00:13:33.880 any reason that

00:13:34.580 Ukraine would even 0.94

00:13:35.360 attempt to do it?

00:13:36.440 Because they'd have

00:13:36.920 heavy losses,

00:13:38.280 presumably.

00:13:38.640 In World War I,

00:13:45.560 they did suicidal charges.

00:13:49.580 But do you see

00:13:50.540 that happening

00:13:51.080 in Ukraine?

00:13:53.160 Yeah.

00:13:53.440 I'm not going to say

00:13:55.160 that nobody else

00:13:56.240 ever did a suicide charge.

00:13:58.640 Gallipoli?

00:14:00.800 And why did they

00:14:01.920 do that in Gallipoli?

00:14:04.020 So here's the thing.

00:14:05.600 A suicidal attack

00:14:07.380 can make sense

00:14:09.140 if you're trying

00:14:10.600 to capture something

00:14:11.520 of utmost importance.

00:14:13.760 Right?

00:14:14.800 If you say,

00:14:15.740 all right,

00:14:16.120 we have very little

00:14:16.900 chance of taking

00:14:17.680 this hill,

00:14:18.440 but if we don't

00:14:19.440 take this hill,

00:14:20.240 we're all dead.

00:14:21.440 So we're going to do

00:14:22.360 a suicide attack

00:14:23.200 on this hill,

00:14:24.040 maybe we get lucky,

00:14:25.400 maybe we get the hill,

00:14:26.340 and then it changes

00:14:27.000 the fate of the war.

00:14:28.340 But that's not

00:14:29.020 what's happening

00:14:29.500 in Ukraine.

00:14:31.080 The territory

00:14:32.040 that Russia took 0.78

00:14:33.020 and they're trying

00:14:33.600 to retake

00:14:34.200 feels optional.

00:14:36.900 Right?

00:14:37.380 It feels optional.

00:14:41.460 Like they don't

00:14:42.240 have to do

00:14:42.940 the counterattack.

00:14:44.000 So that makes me

00:14:44.780 suspect that they

00:14:45.680 have a little more

00:14:46.400 chance than the

00:14:48.060 media is giving them.

00:14:50.920 Well, NPR

00:14:52.240 has a big article

00:14:53.200 today,

00:14:53.880 the content of which

00:14:56.080 is surprising

00:14:56.660 for NPR,

00:14:58.060 but it's a sign

00:14:58.660 to the Times.

00:15:00.500 And the title

00:15:01.220 of NPR's article

00:15:02.200 is,

00:15:02.700 Why Even Environmentalists

00:15:04.320 Are Supporting Nuclear 0.99

00:15:05.520 Nuclear Power Today.

00:15:07.400 And it mentions,

00:15:09.400 you know,

00:15:09.660 Michael Schellenberger's

00:15:10.760 efforts and some

00:15:11.880 others,

00:15:12.460 Stuart Brand,

00:15:13.140 I think,

00:15:14.080 somebody else.

00:15:15.040 And it talks about

00:15:16.020 how people

00:15:17.320 who had been

00:15:18.300 associated with

00:15:19.240 the environmental

00:15:19.800 movement

00:15:20.480 were the,

00:15:22.720 you know,

00:15:22.940 some of the most

00:15:23.580 effective people

00:15:24.680 in getting nuclear

00:15:25.860 power back to

00:15:26.680 a respectable place

00:15:28.780 in our minds.

00:15:29.360 and I'm reminded

00:15:31.760 because Michael

00:15:33.780 Schellenberger was

00:15:34.480 retweeting some of

00:15:35.380 these stories and

00:15:36.260 such,

00:15:37.140 and you forget,

00:15:39.260 you forget where

00:15:41.320 the national opinion

00:15:43.220 was on nuclear

00:15:44.300 just five years ago.

00:15:48.900 Is this one of the

00:15:50.120 most amazing,

00:15:51.760 what would it be,

00:15:54.700 persuasion?

00:15:56.340 Would you call it

00:15:56.980 persuasion?

00:15:57.460 I think this is

00:16:00.120 one of the best

00:16:00.880 examples of

00:16:02.020 successful persuasion

00:16:03.360 I've ever seen.

00:16:07.280 What would you say?

00:16:09.040 Have you ever seen

00:16:09.700 anything that worked?

00:16:11.260 Because five years

00:16:12.320 is a pretty short

00:16:13.400 time

00:16:13.880 to turn around

00:16:15.960 something that was,

00:16:18.120 I don't know,

00:16:18.840 20 years of truth,

00:16:20.700 and it got unwound

00:16:22.580 in maybe five.

00:16:23.560 I would say if

00:16:30.120 there was any kind

00:16:30.820 of academy award

00:16:32.700 or anything for

00:16:33.880 persuasion,

00:16:36.060 the successful

00:16:37.740 nuclear persuasion

00:16:39.060 to put it back

00:16:40.000 in the mix

00:16:41.440 for the future

00:16:42.240 is one of the

00:16:43.780 greatest things

00:16:44.380 that's ever happened

00:16:45.040 in America,

00:16:45.780 I think,

00:16:46.380 and maybe the world.

00:16:47.540 I mean,

00:16:47.760 it's an amazing

00:16:49.040 accomplishment,

00:16:50.300 but I don't know

00:16:51.000 if everybody's going

00:16:51.620 to get the credit

00:16:52.280 that they deserve,

00:16:53.640 but it's pretty amazing.

00:16:56.640 Meanwhile,

00:16:57.300 California is warning

00:16:58.920 that where I am,

00:17:01.660 that they're going

00:17:02.300 to be turning off

00:17:03.580 the electricity

00:17:04.300 every now and then

00:17:05.440 because it's going

00:17:06.220 to get really hot

00:17:07.000 this week,

00:17:07.580 I guess.

00:17:08.980 So starting today,

00:17:13.340 my city could be

00:17:16.260 asking me

00:17:16.720 to turn off

00:17:17.260 my AC.

00:17:19.240 Now,

00:17:19.640 I told you

00:17:20.040 that my power

00:17:21.260 company called me

00:17:22.060 and asked

00:17:22.540 if they could

00:17:23.000 have control

00:17:23.580 over my AC

00:17:24.480 in my house.

00:17:26.600 Did I tell you that?

00:17:28.560 So apparently

00:17:29.220 they have some

00:17:29.760 technology

00:17:30.300 that can hook 0.88

00:17:31.040 to my system

00:17:31.720 and they can

00:17:32.820 turn off my AC

00:17:33.920 if I give them

00:17:35.640 permission to do that.

00:17:37.320 Now,

00:17:37.600 let me clarify,

00:17:40.440 it's not nearly

00:17:41.080 as bad as you think.

00:17:43.520 If your first thought

00:17:44.700 is,

00:17:45.040 that's the worst

00:17:45.620 thing I ever heard,

00:17:46.640 it's not as bad

00:17:47.360 as you think.

00:17:48.580 What they promised

00:17:49.620 to do,

00:17:50.120 and of course

00:17:51.200 you'd have to

00:17:52.200 trust them,

00:17:52.900 right?

00:17:53.300 What they promised

00:17:54.220 to do

00:17:54.680 is that

00:17:55.880 in a very

00:17:56.600 limited situation,

00:17:58.140 you know,

00:17:58.380 an emergency,

00:18:00.000 they would

00:18:00.660 turn off

00:18:01.440 some people's

00:18:02.360 AC

00:18:02.640 for 15 minutes

00:18:04.020 just to get

00:18:05.620 past the

00:18:06.220 tough part.

00:18:08.120 And if they

00:18:08.560 turned off

00:18:09.000 some people's

00:18:09.800 AC for 15 minutes,

00:18:12.020 the temperature

00:18:12.800 of your house

00:18:13.400 might go up

00:18:13.940 two degrees.

00:18:15.740 On average,

00:18:16.840 two degrees.

00:18:17.980 And then it

00:18:18.540 would come back

00:18:18.960 on.

00:18:20.120 And then

00:18:20.800 it would come

00:18:21.060 back on.

00:18:21.640 And then

00:18:21.940 you'd go back

00:18:22.660 down the

00:18:23.000 two degrees.

00:18:24.020 Would you

00:18:24.420 notice it?

00:18:26.040 Would you

00:18:26.480 notice it?

00:18:27.900 You might,

00:18:29.120 but it wouldn't

00:18:29.700 be the biggest

00:18:30.140 problem in the

00:18:30.660 world, right?

00:18:31.600 That's the 15

00:18:32.440 minutes you could

00:18:33.080 go do an errand.

00:18:35.320 So I don't

00:18:36.180 think it's

00:18:36.460 going to happen

00:18:36.760 at night.

00:18:37.540 It's going to

00:18:37.900 happen in the

00:18:38.340 middle of the

00:18:38.720 day.

00:18:41.260 Now,

00:18:42.420 over on

00:18:43.100 locals,

00:18:43.520 everybody's

00:18:43.860 saying,

00:18:44.100 nope,

00:18:44.580 nope.

00:18:45.200 So that's

00:18:45.660 what I said.

00:18:46.960 So after

00:18:47.360 they went

00:18:47.720 through their

00:18:48.120 pitch that

00:18:49.280 this would

00:18:49.900 be no big

00:18:50.620 deal and

00:18:51.300 it would

00:18:51.940 be good

00:18:52.240 for everybody,

00:18:53.560 you know what

00:18:53.940 my answer

00:18:54.340 was?

00:18:55.380 Nope.

00:18:56.320 Nope.

00:18:57.540 You do

00:18:58.100 not get

00:18:58.540 more control

00:18:59.240 over my

00:18:59.880 resources.

00:19:01.920 You do

00:19:02.520 not get

00:19:02.960 more control

00:19:03.560 over my

00:19:04.020 life.

00:19:04.800 You haven't

00:19:05.240 earned it.

00:19:06.520 Haven't

00:19:06.840 earned it.

00:19:08.360 There is,

00:19:09.360 you could

00:19:09.820 imagine,

00:19:11.080 and let me

00:19:11.600 see if,

00:19:12.100 let me test

00:19:12.560 this with

00:19:12.940 you.

00:19:13.100 if the

00:19:14.520 last five

00:19:15.340 years of

00:19:15.920 your experience

00:19:17.100 had been

00:19:17.540 different,

00:19:18.480 could you

00:19:19.280 imagine saying

00:19:20.000 yes to

00:19:20.440 that?

00:19:21.200 I could.

00:19:22.300 I could.

00:19:23.640 I could

00:19:24.300 easily imagine

00:19:25.080 saying,

00:19:25.380 you know,

00:19:26.140 my government's

00:19:27.140 done a great

00:19:27.600 job.

00:19:28.900 My government's

00:19:29.900 done a great

00:19:30.280 job, and if

00:19:30.940 they need me

00:19:31.400 to pitch in,

00:19:32.940 I'll pitch

00:19:33.940 in.

00:19:34.960 But they

00:19:35.600 have not

00:19:35.960 earned that.

00:19:37.260 They have

00:19:37.660 not earned

00:19:38.380 any trust.

00:19:40.320 So this

00:19:42.060 is how

00:19:42.920 expensive

00:19:43.380 that lack

00:19:44.040 of trust

00:19:44.460 is.

00:19:45.340 Because I

00:19:46.120 absolutely

00:19:46.780 would have

00:19:47.220 said yes

00:19:47.700 to that

00:19:48.060 if I

00:19:48.440 trusted my

00:19:49.300 government.

00:19:50.660 And I

00:19:51.320 don't.

00:19:52.460 With

00:19:52.760 anything.

00:19:53.820 It's the

00:19:54.540 worst it's

00:19:54.960 ever been

00:19:55.300 in terms

00:19:55.600 of trust.

00:19:57.040 So you

00:19:58.540 got to

00:19:58.800 fix that.

00:19:59.880 You better

00:20:00.180 fix your

00:20:00.620 trust.

00:20:01.760 It's

00:20:02.160 expensive.

00:20:05.200 All right.

00:20:06.320 My biggest

00:20:06.960 curiosity about

00:20:07.860 the news is

00:20:08.660 why the

00:20:09.820 hell

00:20:10.140 did Trump

00:20:11.340 keep top

00:20:12.860 secret

00:20:13.200 documents

00:20:13.880 allegedly.

00:20:16.360 Isn't

00:20:16.880 something

00:20:17.200 missing in

00:20:17.780 the story?

00:20:19.620 What's the

00:20:20.320 biggest part

00:20:21.000 missing in

00:20:21.600 the story?

00:20:24.620 Why?

00:20:25.580 What was

00:20:25.980 his motive?

00:20:27.780 How do

00:20:28.560 you have

00:20:28.840 the story

00:20:29.240 go this

00:20:29.640 far when

00:20:30.140 nobody's

00:20:30.580 even speculated

00:20:31.400 a motive?

00:20:34.020 So let

00:20:34.280 me show

00:20:34.560 you the

00:20:34.960 so here

00:20:36.300 are the

00:20:36.700 oh so we

00:20:39.340 saw a

00:20:39.660 picture of

00:20:40.060 the

00:20:40.160 documents.

00:20:40.940 So now

00:20:41.160 we know

00:20:41.460 that there

00:20:41.840 are some

00:20:42.300 documents in

00:20:42.940 Mar-a-Lago

00:20:43.380 that are

00:20:44.360 labeled with

00:20:45.760 top

00:20:46.160 classification

00:20:46.920 cover letters.

00:20:48.800 So the

00:20:49.240 thing that

00:20:49.720 we're pretty

00:20:50.320 sure is

00:20:50.800 true, I

00:20:51.340 don't think

00:20:51.800 it's a

00:20:52.100 fake picture,

00:20:53.400 but it

00:20:54.540 looks like

00:20:54.940 it's a

00:20:55.220 bunch of

00:20:55.720 things marked

00:20:56.600 high security.

00:21:00.620 So here

00:21:02.220 are the

00:21:02.480 possible

00:21:02.980 reasons that

00:21:04.220 Trump would

00:21:04.740 do this

00:21:05.260 if he did

00:21:06.340 it.

00:21:07.420 So assuming

00:21:08.160 that what

00:21:09.100 has been

00:21:09.460 reported is

00:21:10.200 true, that

00:21:11.560 there was

00:21:11.820 some resistance

00:21:12.500 to giving

00:21:13.040 things back

00:21:13.780 and that

00:21:14.640 they are

00:21:15.080 confidential

00:21:15.660 and that

00:21:16.220 they are

00:21:16.820 or were

00:21:18.780 at Mar-a-Lago

00:21:19.360 and it's

00:21:21.420 further

00:21:21.760 complicated

00:21:22.360 by the

00:21:23.980 new information

00:21:24.700 that some

00:21:25.180 of these

00:21:25.480 were in

00:21:25.780 his office.

00:21:27.460 So some

00:21:27.980 of the

00:21:28.140 ones that

00:21:28.440 were marked

00:21:28.900 with these

00:21:29.620 high

00:21:29.820 classifications

00:21:30.580 were in

00:21:31.540 his office,

00:21:32.340 not just

00:21:33.060 in that

00:21:33.620 storeroom,

00:21:34.060 which is

00:21:35.040 worse,

00:21:35.620 right,

00:21:35.880 because the

00:21:36.200 office is

00:21:36.680 lower security.

00:21:38.580 So here

00:21:39.240 are the

00:21:39.440 possible

00:21:39.840 reasons I

00:21:40.500 could think

00:21:40.960 of why

00:21:42.740 Trump would

00:21:43.220 want to

00:21:43.720 keep these

00:21:44.220 top secret

00:21:44.800 documents,

00:21:45.460 or at least

00:21:45.880 how we got

00:21:46.340 here.

00:21:47.320 Number one,

00:21:48.760 he wanted

00:21:49.100 to keep

00:21:49.420 some blackmail

00:21:50.260 or dirt

00:21:50.960 on the

00:21:52.020 deep state

00:21:52.640 for his

00:21:53.160 own protection.

00:21:56.300 Right?

00:21:57.240 You can

00:21:57.760 imagine that,

00:21:58.420 right?

00:21:58.680 You can

00:21:59.020 imagine he

00:21:59.620 would want

00:22:00.040 to protect

00:22:00.720 himself by

00:22:02.040 having some

00:22:02.600 blackmail on

00:22:03.340 somebody else.

00:22:04.060 Possibility.

00:22:06.680 Now,

00:22:07.060 would that

00:22:07.420 be one

00:22:07.860 that we

00:22:08.320 would not

00:22:08.720 be told?

00:22:10.640 Because that

00:22:11.240 would explain

00:22:11.800 why we're

00:22:12.200 not told

00:22:12.620 what's in

00:22:13.060 there,

00:22:13.240 right?

00:22:15.340 How about

00:22:16.060 he kept

00:22:16.600 them for

00:22:17.140 the benefit

00:22:17.920 of a

00:22:18.360 future

00:22:18.700 biography?

00:22:20.620 He wants

00:22:21.040 a book

00:22:21.380 written,

00:22:21.860 and he

00:22:22.080 wants some

00:22:22.440 original

00:22:22.820 documents that

00:22:23.520 the biographer

00:22:24.140 can look at

00:22:25.020 to get it

00:22:26.220 all right.

00:22:28.220 Seems like

00:22:28.940 he could have

00:22:29.380 just unclassified

00:22:30.960 those and

00:22:31.620 taken a

00:22:32.140 copy,

00:22:33.040 right?

00:22:33.300 Because the

00:22:34.720 government

00:22:35.120 owns the

00:22:35.680 originals,

00:22:36.920 but if he

00:22:37.880 had declassified

00:22:38.840 it,

00:22:39.700 he could just

00:22:40.200 make a copy

00:22:40.880 and give it

00:22:41.300 to the

00:22:41.540 biographer.

00:22:42.420 Now,

00:22:42.740 that doesn't

00:22:43.100 mean he

00:22:43.380 went through

00:22:43.720 the process

00:22:44.280 of doing

00:22:44.700 that,

00:22:45.780 but one

00:22:47.280 possibility,

00:22:48.120 he wanted

00:22:48.440 it for a

00:22:48.840 biography.

00:22:50.360 Another

00:22:50.660 possibility,

00:22:51.640 the Democrats

00:22:52.080 would say,

00:22:53.020 is that he

00:22:54.400 wanted it

00:22:54.960 for treason.

00:22:56.460 Treason.

00:22:57.800 He wanted

00:22:58.340 to sell

00:22:58.840 these documents

00:22:59.560 or to sell

00:23:00.200 out the

00:23:00.520 country.

00:23:00.840 Not

00:23:02.900 likely,

00:23:03.800 but that's

00:23:04.340 what the

00:23:04.620 Democrats

00:23:04.980 would say.

00:23:06.940 Number

00:23:07.340 four,

00:23:08.240 he didn't

00:23:08.680 know he

00:23:08.980 had them.

00:23:10.360 Did not

00:23:10.960 know he

00:23:11.280 had them.

00:23:11.700 Does that

00:23:11.980 seem even

00:23:12.420 a little

00:23:12.780 bit possible,

00:23:13.940 that he

00:23:14.280 didn't know

00:23:14.760 he had

00:23:15.080 them?

00:23:15.840 And maybe

00:23:16.200 he kept

00:23:16.480 saying,

00:23:16.800 I gave

00:23:17.040 them back,

00:23:17.580 and then

00:23:17.820 he didn't

00:23:18.120 know he

00:23:18.360 had them?

00:23:19.140 We'll talk

00:23:19.620 about that.

00:23:21.800 Number

00:23:22.200 five,

00:23:23.340 the documents

00:23:23.960 were planted

00:23:24.560 by the

00:23:25.000 FBI and

00:23:25.640 were not

00:23:25.980 there at

00:23:26.300 all.

00:23:28.260 Possible?

00:23:28.620 I hate

00:23:30.280 to say

00:23:30.620 it,

00:23:30.840 but it

00:23:31.080 is.

00:23:31.940 I think

00:23:32.340 it's a

00:23:32.580 very low

00:23:33.000 possibility.

00:23:34.680 But we

00:23:35.100 no longer

00:23:36.200 live in a

00:23:36.660 world where

00:23:37.040 you can

00:23:37.320 say there's

00:23:37.720 zero chance

00:23:38.340 of that.

00:23:39.160 It's

00:23:39.420 definitely

00:23:39.680 not a

00:23:39.980 zero.

00:23:41.420 The FBI

00:23:42.220 is known

00:23:43.160 to make

00:23:43.600 up evidence

00:23:44.260 recently,

00:23:46.180 specifically

00:23:46.880 about this

00:23:47.540 president.

00:23:48.980 So they

00:23:49.280 made up,

00:23:49.780 you know,

00:23:50.000 if the

00:23:50.340 Steele

00:23:50.600 dossier

00:23:51.080 got as

00:23:51.520 far as

00:23:51.840 it did,

00:23:53.420 this could

00:23:54.260 easily be

00:23:54.820 completely

00:23:55.220 made up.

00:23:56.340 It could

00:23:56.700 be.

00:23:57.480 I think

00:23:57.940 that's a

00:23:58.240 very low

00:23:58.680 chance.

00:24:00.040 But it

00:24:00.340 could be.

00:24:00.960 Can't rule

00:24:01.420 it out.

00:24:03.400 And then

00:24:03.960 the sixth

00:24:04.340 one,

00:24:04.620 that the

00:24:04.860 documents

00:24:05.240 are just

00:24:05.660 mislabeled

00:24:06.680 or over

00:24:07.920 classified.

00:24:10.400 I'm now

00:24:11.000 going to

00:24:11.380 tell you

00:24:11.680 the answer.

00:24:13.180 There is

00:24:13.700 one answer

00:24:14.240 that is

00:24:14.700 glaringly

00:24:15.600 obvious.

00:24:16.940 Which one

00:24:17.520 do you

00:24:17.740 think it

00:24:18.020 is?

00:24:18.720 There's a

00:24:19.260 glaringly

00:24:20.020 obvious

00:24:20.500 explanation

00:24:21.040 for this.

00:24:22.360 Which one

00:24:22.800 is it?

00:24:24.260 You want

00:24:24.540 to hear

00:24:24.720 the...

00:24:25.240 Uh...

00:24:25.800 Yeah.

00:24:30.820 Okay,

00:24:31.440 you all

00:24:31.660 got the

00:24:31.940 right answer.

00:24:32.840 I was

00:24:33.280 going to

00:24:33.520 tease this

00:24:34.020 out for

00:24:34.360 a little

00:24:34.580 bit longer.

00:24:35.960 Let me

00:24:36.440 tell you

00:24:36.960 what a

00:24:38.600 Dilbert

00:24:38.980 organization

00:24:39.560 looks like.

00:24:41.380 Now,

00:24:41.960 this happens

00:24:42.480 to be one

00:24:42.980 of the

00:24:43.200 very few

00:24:43.700 things that

00:24:45.120 I have

00:24:45.400 expertise

00:24:45.860 on.

00:24:46.940 I believe

00:24:47.900 I can

00:24:48.300 claim

00:24:48.620 expertise

00:24:49.140 on large

00:24:51.320 organization

00:24:52.180 inefficiency.

00:24:53.080 would you

00:24:54.420 give me

00:24:54.680 that?

00:24:55.260 As the

00:24:55.960 34 years

00:24:58.200 or whatever

00:24:58.660 of drawing

00:24:59.200 Dilbert,

00:25:00.160 do you

00:25:00.420 think I

00:25:00.740 have a

00:25:00.960 good sense

00:25:01.480 of how

00:25:01.920 organizations

00:25:02.740 act incompetently?

00:25:04.940 I do.

00:25:05.940 I'm an

00:25:06.500 expert.

00:25:08.220 Here's

00:25:08.780 what this

00:25:09.840 situation

00:25:10.380 looked like

00:25:11.120 to me.

00:25:13.220 Hi,

00:25:13.920 this is

00:25:14.480 the GSA.

00:25:15.760 We've got

00:25:16.320 some records

00:25:16.760 that say

00:25:17.060 some documents

00:25:17.780 are at

00:25:18.160 Mar-a-Lago.

00:25:19.720 Who am I

00:25:20.520 talking to?

00:25:21.880 Oh,

00:25:22.300 I'm some

00:25:23.240 assistant

00:25:23.660 person at

00:25:24.740 Mar-a-Lago.

00:25:26.020 Okay.

00:25:26.840 Can you

00:25:27.260 help us

00:25:27.720 figure out

00:25:28.360 how to

00:25:28.620 get those

00:25:29.060 documents

00:25:29.460 back?

00:25:30.620 Sure.

00:25:31.680 I'll add

00:25:32.160 it to my

00:25:32.520 list of

00:25:33.040 45 things

00:25:34.060 I'm doing.

00:25:35.460 And then

00:25:35.980 after you

00:25:36.420 get off

00:25:36.660 the phone,

00:25:37.060 it's like,

00:25:37.360 I've got

00:25:37.880 45 things

00:25:38.640 to do

00:25:38.980 today.

00:25:40.700 Where is

00:25:41.440 returning

00:25:42.520 documents that

00:25:43.500 are just

00:25:43.760 sitting in

00:25:44.120 a box

00:25:44.540 in a

00:25:44.800 warehouse?

00:25:45.600 It's

00:25:45.920 last.

00:25:46.900 It's

00:25:47.080 last.

00:25:47.360 Well,

00:25:47.540 I'll work

00:25:47.740 on the

00:25:47.960 other

00:25:48.120 stuff.

00:25:49.120 A couple

00:25:49.400 weeks

00:25:49.660 go by.

00:25:50.500 Ring.

00:25:51.580 How is

00:25:52.180 the progress

00:25:52.720 on getting

00:25:53.240 those

00:25:53.440 documents

00:25:53.820 back?

00:25:54.200 Oh,

00:25:54.820 the

00:25:55.240 documents.

00:25:56.780 Yeah,

00:25:57.200 I'm getting

00:25:57.640 on that.

00:25:59.760 And,

00:26:00.120 you know,

00:26:01.840 I'll tell

00:26:02.080 you what,

00:26:02.580 I'll be

00:26:03.020 done by

00:26:03.340 the end

00:26:03.620 of today.

00:26:04.380 I swear,

00:26:05.000 I'm sorry

00:26:05.300 I waited

00:26:05.660 so long.

00:26:06.560 Yeah,

00:26:06.700 I got it.

00:26:07.140 So then

00:26:08.340 the person

00:26:08.700 goes into

00:26:09.160 the warehouse,

00:26:09.820 looks around,

00:26:11.300 finds some

00:26:11.840 documents that

00:26:12.560 are easy to

00:26:13.300 find,

00:26:13.780 and they

00:26:14.020 say they're

00:26:14.760 secure,

00:26:15.820 gathers them

00:26:16.320 up.

00:26:16.800 It's probably

00:26:17.240 a whole

00:26:17.760 process of

00:26:18.820 record keeping

00:26:20.160 and who's

00:26:21.240 watching and

00:26:21.920 who has

00:26:22.240 access.

00:26:23.140 So it's

00:26:23.440 probably a

00:26:23.860 big operation

00:26:24.560 just to gather

00:26:26.100 up some

00:26:26.560 documents and

00:26:27.420 get them to

00:26:27.920 where they

00:26:28.220 need to be.

00:26:28.860 Okay?

00:26:29.600 So the

00:26:30.160 person gathers

00:26:30.740 up some

00:26:31.120 documents and

00:26:32.700 gets them

00:26:33.640 over to

00:26:33.980 the GSA.

00:26:34.640 And now

00:26:34.900 weeks have

00:26:35.420 gone by.

00:26:36.760 Why have

00:26:37.380 weeks gone

00:26:38.260 by for

00:26:39.000 something that

00:26:39.500 should have

00:26:39.760 taken one

00:26:40.280 day?

00:26:41.760 Why?

00:26:42.660 Why did it

00:26:43.400 take weeks

00:26:44.140 for something

00:26:45.380 that your

00:26:45.720 common sense

00:26:46.280 should take

00:26:46.620 one day?

00:26:48.420 Here's why.

00:26:49.680 Because

00:26:49.900 everything takes

00:26:50.520 weeks.

00:26:51.920 Everything.

00:26:53.340 Everything.

00:26:54.900 Just name

00:26:55.600 anything.

00:26:56.140 It takes

00:26:56.460 weeks.

00:26:57.580 So now

00:26:57.880 you've got

00:26:58.120 the second

00:26:58.500 phone call

00:26:59.080 and now

00:26:59.840 some documents

00:27:00.520 have been

00:27:00.800 returned.

00:27:01.780 What happens

00:27:02.580 in the real

00:27:03.240 world next?

00:27:05.760 In the real

00:27:06.440 world every

00:27:07.640 time, you

00:27:08.820 can guarantee

00:27:09.440 it, you

00:27:09.840 can go to

00:27:10.280 the bank on

00:27:10.800 it, you've

00:27:11.560 returned all

00:27:12.280 the documents,

00:27:13.120 what happens

00:27:13.720 next?

00:27:15.160 What happens

00:27:15.740 next?

00:27:16.580 Every time.

00:27:19.040 You know

00:27:19.760 what happens

00:27:20.120 next.

00:27:20.840 One more

00:27:21.360 thing.

00:27:22.180 One more

00:27:22.640 thing.

00:27:23.460 Well, I'm

00:27:23.980 looking at my

00:27:24.580 records and

00:27:25.740 I'm pretty

00:27:26.080 sure you

00:27:26.460 missed some.

00:27:28.500 So could

00:27:29.180 you put

00:27:29.500 that back

00:27:30.040 on the

00:27:30.320 top of

00:27:30.680 your

00:27:30.800 priority

00:27:31.280 to go

00:27:32.240 look and

00:27:32.660 really,

00:27:33.300 really tear

00:27:33.860 down that

00:27:34.340 room and

00:27:34.800 really find

00:27:35.380 those documents?

00:27:37.020 And the

00:27:37.640 person who's

00:27:38.300 the underling

00:27:39.180 to Trump

00:27:39.740 says,

00:27:40.560 how important

00:27:46.840 is this

00:27:47.240 really?

00:27:48.420 Is it

00:27:48.900 really

00:27:49.080 important?

00:27:50.620 And they

00:27:51.140 put it at

00:27:51.540 the bottom

00:27:51.920 of their

00:27:52.200 to-do

00:27:52.480 list.

00:27:53.660 Two weeks

00:27:54.240 later, the

00:27:54.720 GSA says,

00:27:55.520 we're not

00:27:55.920 fucking around. 0.80

00:27:57.040 We really

00:27:57.840 are serious

00:27:58.800 about these

00:27:59.380 documents.

00:28:00.000 And the

00:28:00.200 guy says,

00:28:00.620 I know,

00:28:00.960 I know.

00:28:02.020 I'm trying

00:28:02.660 to help.

00:28:03.440 Did the

00:28:03.800 best I

00:28:04.160 could, and

00:28:05.040 I swear I'm

00:28:05.680 going to get

00:28:05.960 to go look

00:28:06.560 for those

00:28:06.880 other documents.

00:28:07.460 And then

00:28:08.820 that guy

00:28:09.140 goes on

00:28:09.480 vacation

00:28:09.940 because it's

00:28:10.520 summer.

00:28:12.000 Two weeks

00:28:12.480 go by

00:28:12.940 because the

00:28:13.920 only person

00:28:14.400 who was

00:28:14.680 working on

00:28:15.100 it's on

00:28:15.340 vacation,

00:28:16.020 just like

00:28:16.440 everybody,

00:28:17.020 right?

00:28:17.300 Two-week

00:28:17.620 vacation.

00:28:19.040 And then

00:28:19.500 the GSA

00:28:19.940 says,

00:28:20.380 all right,

00:28:20.760 you motherfuckers, 0.79

00:28:22.280 we thought

00:28:23.320 this would be

00:28:23.800 easy,

00:28:24.380 we thought

00:28:24.840 we could

00:28:25.160 work with

00:28:25.600 you,

00:28:25.980 we thought

00:28:26.600 we could

00:28:27.060 just get

00:28:27.460 some answers,

00:28:28.340 but you

00:28:28.820 won't do

00:28:29.280 it,

00:28:29.460 we're going

00:28:29.700 to call

00:28:30.000 in the

00:28:30.320 authorities.

00:28:32.900 You tell

00:28:33.560 me it

00:28:33.820 didn't happen

00:28:34.260 like that.

00:28:36.940 Right?

00:28:37.460 Now,

00:28:39.680 I'm guessing

00:28:41.440 that there's

00:28:42.220 going to be

00:28:42.540 some kind

00:28:42.940 of a

00:28:43.220 hybrid of

00:28:44.300 what I

00:28:44.640 just described

00:28:45.600 plus Trump

00:28:47.360 wanting to

00:28:47.940 keep some

00:28:48.360 documents for

00:28:49.100 whatever reason.

00:28:50.780 Right?

00:28:51.560 Probably

00:28:52.040 Trump is

00:28:52.660 going to

00:28:52.840 say some

00:28:53.420 of those

00:28:53.760 documents I

00:28:54.520 did want

00:28:54.940 to keep,

00:28:55.900 I thought

00:28:56.540 I declassified

00:28:58.460 them,

00:28:59.140 maybe there's

00:28:59.640 a question

00:29:00.320 of whether

00:29:00.640 it was

00:29:01.000 done right

00:29:01.500 or done

00:29:01.940 on time,

00:29:02.880 and maybe

00:29:03.960 a few of

00:29:04.640 them he

00:29:04.880 wanted to

00:29:05.300 keep,

00:29:05.700 but they

00:29:07.300 got confused

00:29:08.200 with the

00:29:08.540 ones that

00:29:09.040 he didn't

00:29:09.360 want to

00:29:09.660 keep,

00:29:10.180 and nobody

00:29:10.680 knew which

00:29:11.120 ones had

00:29:11.540 been connected,

00:29:12.580 and did

00:29:13.180 they get

00:29:13.480 them all,

00:29:14.000 and why

00:29:14.240 does my

00:29:14.580 list not

00:29:15.080 match your

00:29:15.540 list?

00:29:17.200 By far,

00:29:18.920 by far,

00:29:20.080 by I'd

00:29:20.460 say 20

00:29:22.280 to 1

00:29:22.700 odds,

00:29:24.420 this is

00:29:24.960 just

00:29:25.300 confusion.

00:29:27.980 Now,

00:29:28.520 let me ask

00:29:28.940 you this.

00:29:30.120 If Trump

00:29:31.000 believed they

00:29:31.960 had declassified

00:29:33.160 something,

00:29:34.400 did they

00:29:34.740 take the

00:29:35.440 cover page

00:29:36.220 off?

00:29:37.580 The moment

00:29:38.300 that a

00:29:38.960 secret document

00:29:39.700 that's labeled

00:29:40.280 secret and

00:29:41.140 is in storage

00:29:41.960 at Mar-a-Lago,

00:29:44.180 or anywhere,

00:29:44.820 I guess,

00:29:45.080 in storage,

00:29:45.740 the moment

00:29:46.280 they declassify

00:29:47.140 that,

00:29:47.460 did somebody

00:29:47.780 run over

00:29:48.260 and rip 0.99

00:29:48.580 the cover

00:29:48.960 page off?

00:29:50.280 I don't

00:29:50.860 think so.

00:29:52.160 Because,

00:29:52.720 again,

00:29:53.100 not in the

00:29:54.000 real world.

00:29:55.200 In the real

00:29:55.740 world,

00:29:56.120 you just say,

00:29:56.720 oh,

00:29:56.920 all those

00:29:57.320 boxes are

00:29:57.900 declassified?

00:29:59.040 All right.

00:30:00.260 And then you

00:30:00.540 just walk

00:30:00.980 away or you

00:30:01.600 write it down

00:30:02.100 somewhere,

00:30:02.820 but you're

00:30:03.200 not taking

00:30:03.560 the cover

00:30:03.960 page off

00:30:04.500 them.

00:30:04.940 I doubt

00:30:05.360 it.

00:30:06.080 I mean,

00:30:06.340 maybe you

00:30:06.680 should.

00:30:07.400 That would

00:30:07.680 make sense.

00:30:08.820 Here's another

00:30:09.480 category.

00:30:10.860 How about

00:30:11.180 things that

00:30:11.780 at one time

00:30:12.660 were very

00:30:13.320 sensitive,

00:30:14.760 but it's

00:30:15.300 now obvious

00:30:16.040 that they're

00:30:16.540 not?

00:30:17.800 That would

00:30:18.380 describe a

00:30:19.000 big category,

00:30:19.700 wouldn't it?

00:30:20.580 At one time

00:30:21.280 it was very

00:30:21.760 secret,

00:30:22.320 but now it's

00:30:22.940 not.

00:30:24.900 Yeah,

00:30:25.140 just on a

00:30:25.600 date,

00:30:26.060 stuff like

00:30:26.480 that.

00:30:27.160 Do you

00:30:27.440 think that

00:30:27.780 the president

00:30:28.200 could have

00:30:28.600 said,

00:30:29.000 all right,

00:30:29.680 let's look

00:30:30.120 at some of

00:30:30.460 these secret

00:30:31.120 things,

00:30:31.580 and he

00:30:31.980 just flipped

00:30:32.400 through them

00:30:32.700 and said,

00:30:33.380 none of

00:30:33.780 this stuff's

00:30:34.240 secret.

00:30:35.660 This doesn't

00:30:36.120 even look

00:30:36.420 slightly

00:30:36.740 secret.

00:30:38.040 So just

00:30:38.440 treat it

00:30:38.780 like it's

00:30:39.040 not.

00:30:39.300 Just keep

00:30:39.940 it.

00:30:40.860 Maybe

00:30:41.360 something like

00:30:41.920 that.

00:30:43.040 So somewhere

00:30:44.200 in this story,

00:30:45.860 there is an

00:30:46.440 individual,

00:30:47.140 we don't know

00:30:47.600 who yet,

00:30:48.680 who was

00:30:49.480 taking orders

00:30:50.200 from Trump

00:30:50.840 at the same

00:30:51.900 time as

00:30:53.200 taking orders

00:30:53.820 from the

00:30:54.340 GSA,

00:30:56.360 right?

00:30:56.640 there's

00:30:57.900 somebody in

00:30:58.520 the story

00:30:58.920 whose name

00:30:59.340 I don't

00:30:59.640 know,

00:31:00.420 who was

00:31:00.820 that person

00:31:01.460 at Mar-a-Lago

00:31:02.180 who was

00:31:03.780 in between

00:31:04.260 Trump and

00:31:05.200 the GSA.

00:31:05.660 Do you

00:31:07.000 think that

00:31:07.400 person had

00:31:08.820 an easy

00:31:09.240 job?

00:31:10.380 No,

00:31:10.900 because it

00:31:11.140 probably

00:31:11.360 went like

00:31:11.760 this.

00:31:12.560 Mr.

00:31:12.860 Trump,

00:31:13.120 Mr.

00:31:13.380 Trump,

00:31:14.040 can I

00:31:14.580 have one

00:31:14.920 second with

00:31:15.360 you?

00:31:15.920 And Trump

00:31:16.320 looks over

00:31:16.760 and sees

00:31:17.140 this document

00:31:17.820 person again.

00:31:19.980 He's like,

00:31:20.720 oh,

00:31:21.200 shit.

00:31:22.420 Like,

00:31:22.660 I really

00:31:22.980 want to

00:31:23.260 have one

00:31:23.760 more

00:31:24.040 conversation

00:31:24.700 with the

00:31:25.320 document

00:31:25.820 person.

00:31:27.360 Do you

00:31:27.720 know what

00:31:28.040 is more

00:31:28.500 interesting

00:31:28.940 than talking

00:31:29.600 to the

00:31:30.040 document

00:31:30.860 person?

00:31:32.060 Everything.

00:31:33.360 Absolutely

00:31:33.880 everything I

00:31:34.960 was going

00:31:35.280 to do

00:31:35.500 today is

00:31:35.940 more

00:31:36.180 interesting

00:31:36.580 than having

00:31:37.140 another

00:31:38.020 conversation

00:31:38.740 with the

00:31:40.080 document

00:31:40.480 person.

00:31:42.540 Right?

00:31:43.020 So do you

00:31:43.520 think he

00:31:43.860 gave,

00:31:44.220 like,

00:31:44.380 really good

00:31:44.840 complete

00:31:45.380 answers to

00:31:46.520 the document

00:31:47.120 person?

00:31:48.420 And that

00:31:48.800 person,

00:31:49.180 oh,

00:31:49.340 thank you

00:31:49.720 for your

00:31:50.000 time,

00:31:50.660 and I

00:31:51.000 appreciate

00:31:51.360 that you

00:31:51.720 took two

00:31:52.180 hours to

00:31:52.660 go down

00:31:52.960 there and

00:31:53.220 look through

00:31:53.520 those

00:31:53.860 boxes so

00:31:56.380 we'd really

00:31:56.760 have a

00:31:57.080 complete

00:31:57.440 answer for

00:31:57.900 the GSA.

00:31:58.500 That

00:31:58.640 didn't

00:31:58.800 happen.

00:32:00.020 There

00:32:00.160 was some

00:32:00.520 poor

00:32:00.900 bastard,

00:32:03.280 which is

00:32:04.000 weird because

00:32:04.400 it sounds

00:32:04.680 male.

00:32:06.020 What's the

00:32:06.600 female equivalent 0.80

00:32:07.280 of a

00:32:07.800 bastard?

00:32:09.600 Don't tell

00:32:10.320 me.

00:32:10.740 But there

00:32:11.020 was somebody

00:32:11.400 who was in

00:32:12.080 the middle,

00:32:12.580 and it

00:32:12.800 had to be

00:32:13.200 that.

00:32:14.340 It had

00:32:14.720 to be.

00:32:15.460 Now,

00:32:15.860 on top of

00:32:16.320 that,

00:32:16.640 there might

00:32:16.960 be a

00:32:17.200 document that

00:32:17.820 there's some

00:32:18.160 question that

00:32:19.580 Trump thinks

00:32:20.240 is not

00:32:21.340 secret,

00:32:21.940 that the

00:32:22.180 government

00:32:22.420 thinks is.

00:32:23.020 So there's

00:32:24.080 probably some

00:32:24.520 disagreement about

00:32:26.040 some of

00:32:26.300 that.

00:32:29.080 All right.

00:32:30.080 Here's how

00:32:30.840 Maggie Haberman

00:32:31.960 spins her

00:32:32.760 lives in the

00:32:33.440 New York

00:32:33.740 Times.

00:32:35.180 She says,

00:32:35.740 among the

00:32:36.080 new disclosure

00:32:36.780 in the 36-page

00:32:38.100 filing were

00:32:39.620 that the

00:32:40.000 search yielded

00:32:40.740 to three

00:32:41.200 classified documents

00:32:42.520 in desks

00:32:43.400 inside Mr.

00:32:44.360 Trump's

00:32:44.680 office.

00:32:46.160 Holy shit.

00:32:47.700 Three classified

00:32:48.600 documents inside

00:32:50.120 his desk.

00:32:50.800 So that's

00:32:51.720 worse than

00:32:52.200 being in

00:32:52.560 that locked

00:32:53.060 closet.

00:32:55.220 With more

00:32:55.480 than 100

00:32:56.000 documents in

00:32:56.740 13 boxes or

00:32:57.760 containers with

00:32:58.940 classifications

00:32:59.980 markings in

00:33:02.020 the residence

00:33:02.540 including blah,

00:33:03.500 blah, blah.

00:33:04.500 That's

00:33:05.120 interesting.

00:33:06.160 So the

00:33:06.420 ones found in

00:33:07.140 Trump's desk

00:33:07.860 are described

00:33:08.640 as classified

00:33:09.660 documents.

00:33:11.580 Right?

00:33:12.600 So the

00:33:12.920 ones in his

00:33:13.500 desk are

00:33:14.780 called classified

00:33:15.700 documents.

00:33:16.660 The ones that

00:33:17.440 are in the

00:33:17.780 box are

00:33:19.080 described in

00:33:19.740 the same

00:33:20.160 article in

00:33:20.700 the same

00:33:21.080 paragraph by

00:33:21.940 the same

00:33:22.320 writer as

00:33:23.280 things that

00:33:25.540 are marked

00:33:26.440 confidential.

00:33:28.260 Interesting.

00:33:29.180 So the

00:33:29.540 ones in

00:33:29.880 his desk

00:33:30.440 are

00:33:31.620 confidential

00:33:32.260 but the

00:33:34.100 ones that

00:33:34.600 were in

00:33:34.820 the boxes

00:33:35.200 are marked

00:33:36.520 confidential.

00:33:38.720 You see

00:33:39.500 the trick?

00:33:41.000 It's right

00:33:41.840 there.

00:33:43.040 It's right

00:33:43.460 there.

00:33:44.640 It's not

00:33:45.080 hidden.

00:33:46.740 She's making 0.53

00:33:47.440 a distinction

00:33:48.040 between things

00:33:48.980 marked

00:33:49.380 confidential

00:33:50.040 which very

00:33:50.780 well could

00:33:51.280 not be

00:33:51.680 confidential.

00:33:52.980 Very well

00:33:53.520 could not

00:33:53.860 be.

00:33:54.880 Versus

00:33:55.440 stating that

00:33:56.100 the ones

00:33:56.400 in the

00:33:56.700 desk are

00:33:57.500 confidential

00:33:58.160 which is a

00:33:59.520 higher level

00:34:00.240 of certainty

00:34:00.860 than the

00:34:01.700 story provides.

00:34:03.680 The story

00:34:04.380 doesn't say

00:34:04.960 that they

00:34:05.320 are confidential.

00:34:07.120 The story

00:34:07.580 says they're

00:34:08.100 marked

00:34:08.440 confidential.

00:34:09.780 And she

00:34:10.100 fucking knows

00:34:10.980 that because

00:34:11.600 she said it

00:34:12.220 in the same

00:34:12.760 paragraph.

00:34:13.900 In the same

00:34:14.780 fucking paragraph 0.96

00:34:15.680 she said

00:34:16.860 they're

00:34:17.080 marked

00:34:17.480 confidential

00:34:18.220 as she

00:34:19.200 said they

00:34:19.660 are

00:34:19.940 confidential

00:34:20.480 in the

00:34:20.900 desk.

00:34:21.900 That,

00:34:22.720 ladies and 0.98

00:34:23.080 gentlemen,

00:34:24.040 is propaganda.

00:34:25.540 That's not

00:34:26.320 reporting.

00:34:27.380 That's

00:34:27.660 propaganda.

00:34:30.680 All right.

00:34:32.860 And then

00:34:33.240 the investigators

00:34:34.000 developed evidence

00:34:35.020 that, quote,

00:34:36.100 government records

00:34:37.080 were likely

00:34:37.860 concealed and

00:34:38.720 removed from

00:34:39.420 the storage

00:34:39.900 room.

00:34:41.300 Well, if

00:34:42.140 they found

00:34:42.560 some in

00:34:43.100 his desk,

00:34:43.820 is that

00:34:45.180 the entire

00:34:45.760 argument for

00:34:46.660 there could

00:34:47.440 be evidence

00:34:47.900 that they

00:34:48.280 had been

00:34:48.560 moved?

00:34:50.760 Right?

00:34:52.020 Maybe that's

00:34:52.760 the entire

00:34:53.160 argument.

00:34:53.920 If some

00:34:54.360 of them

00:34:54.600 were in

00:34:54.900 his desk,

00:34:55.780 that would

00:34:56.200 indicate that

00:34:56.860 they used

00:34:57.220 to be in

00:34:57.580 the storage

00:34:57.980 room and

00:34:58.480 somehow they

00:34:58.920 got in

00:34:59.160 the desk,

00:34:59.920 so that

00:35:00.260 would indicate

00:35:00.740 they'd been

00:35:01.080 moved.

00:35:02.500 That might

00:35:03.240 be all

00:35:03.920 it is.

00:35:05.700 But it's

00:35:06.360 also possible

00:35:07.180 that they

00:35:07.680 were just

00:35:08.020 stored in

00:35:08.480 two different

00:35:09.040 places from

00:35:09.680 the start,

00:35:10.540 and some

00:35:11.240 of them ended

00:35:11.780 up in his

00:35:12.200 office or

00:35:12.700 something.

00:35:13.820 So I've

00:35:14.420 got a

00:35:14.720 feeling that

00:35:15.240 just the

00:35:15.660 fact that

00:35:16.060 the documents

00:35:16.740 were in

00:35:17.240 more than

00:35:17.780 one place

00:35:18.660 may be

00:35:20.320 their entire

00:35:21.060 argument that

00:35:23.220 there's evidence

00:35:23.960 that they

00:35:24.620 tried to

00:35:25.060 move them.

00:35:26.660 And I'm

00:35:27.000 not sure

00:35:27.420 that those

00:35:27.940 facts quite

00:35:29.120 connect.

00:35:29.940 Sounds like

00:35:30.440 there could

00:35:30.740 be other

00:35:31.120 explanations.

00:35:33.120 All right.

00:35:35.680 So I think

00:35:36.380 it's going to

00:35:36.680 come down to

00:35:37.220 some disagreement

00:35:38.000 where Trump

00:35:38.640 says,

00:35:39.380 I thought

00:35:39.780 these were

00:35:40.420 not secret.

00:35:41.760 And then

00:35:43.360 the government

00:35:43.860 is going to

00:35:44.320 say,

00:35:44.760 we think

00:35:45.100 that they

00:35:45.420 are.

00:35:46.580 And then

00:35:46.920 what is the

00:35:47.360 court system

00:35:48.060 going to do

00:35:48.620 when it's a

00:35:49.840 difference of

00:35:50.880 opinion?

00:35:52.180 Where Trump

00:35:52.800 has an argument

00:35:53.760 where, maybe it

00:35:54.640 isn't even a good

00:35:55.180 argument, but it's

00:35:55.820 an argument,

00:35:56.860 because I thought

00:35:57.360 they were all

00:35:57.880 non-secret.

00:35:59.260 And I thought

00:35:59.740 we gave them

00:36:00.220 all back.

00:36:02.500 I don't know

00:36:03.540 that any jury

00:36:04.920 is going to

00:36:05.380 convict him

00:36:05.900 for that,

00:36:06.200 right?

00:36:06.380 Do you

00:36:08.320 think you

00:36:08.620 could get

00:36:08.980 12 jurors

00:36:09.980 to believe

00:36:11.900 that his

00:36:12.320 intention was

00:36:13.140 bad?

00:36:14.420 That his

00:36:15.080 intention was

00:36:16.000 bad?

00:36:16.560 I don't think

00:36:17.080 so.

00:36:18.340 I don't think

00:36:19.120 so.

00:36:19.540 You think a

00:36:20.020 D.C.

00:36:20.420 jury would

00:36:20.840 buy it?

00:36:21.840 Yeah, maybe

00:36:22.400 that's riskier,

00:36:23.360 a D.C.

00:36:23.780 jury.

00:36:24.160 That's true.

00:36:26.380 All right.

00:36:29.980 So that

00:36:30.680 story is so

00:36:32.060 I hate

00:36:34.980 having stories

00:36:35.720 where we're

00:36:36.200 guessing at

00:36:36.860 what's in

00:36:38.380 some document

00:36:39.100 or investigation.

00:36:41.260 I mean, this

00:36:41.620 is basically

00:36:42.200 just a Russia 0.94

00:36:43.380 collusion version

00:36:44.400 2.0, right?

00:36:45.400 Or 3.0 at

00:36:46.360 this point,

00:36:47.220 because January

00:36:47.820 6th was 2.0.

00:36:49.360 So this is

00:36:49.980 just a Russia 0.94

00:36:50.720 collusion 3.0.

00:36:52.760 I would not

00:36:53.300 trust anything

00:36:53.940 that the FBI

00:36:54.840 says on this.

00:36:57.780 Representative

00:36:58.380 Eric Swalwell

00:36:59.400 tweets.

00:37:01.140 He said,

00:37:01.440 a staffer

00:37:02.060 of mine,

00:37:02.660 who's one

00:37:03.180 month into

00:37:03.660 her job,

00:37:04.780 receives a

00:37:05.280 call from

00:37:05.660 a man saying

00:37:06.240 he's coming

00:37:06.700 to our

00:37:07.020 office with

00:37:07.600 an assault

00:37:08.100 rifle to

00:37:09.160 kill me.

00:37:10.380 I hesitate

00:37:11.200 to share

00:37:11.740 this, but

00:37:12.300 how else

00:37:12.760 do I tell

00:37:13.240 you?

00:37:13.860 We're in

00:37:14.340 a violent

00:37:14.840 times, and

00:37:15.800 the architects

00:37:16.420 are Trump

00:37:17.080 and McCarthy.

00:37:18.380 Bloodshed

00:37:18.860 is coming.

00:37:22.400 So, now,

00:37:23.880 keep in

00:37:24.160 mind that

00:37:24.760 Swalwell is

00:37:25.620 a California

00:37:26.840 representative.

00:37:28.120 I think

00:37:28.500 he represents

00:37:29.400 me, I'm

00:37:29.880 not sure,

00:37:30.240 because I

00:37:31.540 moved since

00:37:32.300 then, but

00:37:33.200 I didn't

00:37:33.520 move far.

00:37:36.960 Here's

00:37:37.400 what I

00:37:37.680 said.

00:37:39.020 First of

00:37:39.620 all, I

00:37:41.060 retweeted with

00:37:42.180 a comment,

00:37:42.680 and I

00:37:42.860 said,

00:37:43.200 it's beyond

00:37:44.640 horrible,

00:37:45.960 right?

00:37:46.180 So, let's

00:37:46.520 all agree that

00:37:47.300 this is

00:37:47.740 horrible, and

00:37:48.980 that's not up

00:37:49.720 for debate.

00:37:51.360 And I

00:37:52.200 also hope the

00:37:52.900 caller is

00:37:53.440 already in

00:37:53.900 jail, because

00:37:54.980 I don't know

00:37:55.460 how he

00:37:55.780 wouldn't be,

00:37:57.300 right?

00:37:57.540 I hope the

00:37:58.760 caller is

00:37:59.240 already in

00:37:59.700 jail, because

00:38:00.600 I have zero

00:38:02.100 tolerance for

00:38:03.800 even the

00:38:04.620 threat of

00:38:05.060 violence in

00:38:05.660 this kind

00:38:06.080 of context.

00:38:07.380 However,

00:38:08.720 because I

00:38:09.680 don't have a

00:38:10.240 boss, I

00:38:10.780 get to say

00:38:11.260 things that

00:38:11.700 you can't

00:38:12.220 say.

00:38:13.760 Isn't that

00:38:14.360 fun?

00:38:15.180 I get to

00:38:15.860 say in

00:38:16.140 public something

00:38:16.680 you could

00:38:17.060 never say.

00:38:18.120 Here's

00:38:18.360 something you

00:38:18.780 could never

00:38:19.200 say in

00:38:19.580 public, but

00:38:20.520 I can.

00:38:21.660 I can, so

00:38:22.280 I'll do it

00:38:22.620 for you.

00:38:23.540 And I

00:38:23.860 tweeted,

00:38:24.880 it's beyond

00:38:25.740 horrible, I

00:38:26.320 hope the

00:38:26.580 caller is

00:38:26.900 in jail, and

00:38:27.340 then I

00:38:27.540 said, that

00:38:28.380 said, if

00:38:29.600 your job

00:38:30.080 performance is

00:38:31.040 such that

00:38:32.080 the people you

00:38:32.760 represent want

00:38:33.680 to murder

00:38:34.160 you, some

00:38:35.260 self-reflection

00:38:36.100 is in

00:38:36.540 order.

00:38:38.240 A little

00:38:38.840 bit of

00:38:39.120 self-reflection.

00:38:41.580 Now, I

00:38:42.380 get that

00:38:43.040 public figures

00:38:43.760 are often

00:38:44.540 threatened.

00:38:45.980 I get

00:38:46.380 that, right?

00:38:47.880 And, you

00:38:49.020 know, I'm

00:38:49.260 completely

00:38:49.660 opposed to

00:38:50.260 that,

00:38:50.740 a hundred

00:38:51.080 and a

00:38:52.200 thousand

00:38:52.460 percent.

00:38:52.760 But I

00:38:55.860 think this

00:38:56.320 is a

00:38:56.640 special

00:38:56.940 case.

00:38:58.520 Now, people

00:38:59.100 said to

00:38:59.500 me, based

00:39:00.500 on my

00:39:00.740 tweet, would

00:39:01.260 you say

00:39:01.600 the same

00:39:01.980 thing about

00:39:02.460 Kavanaugh?

00:39:03.760 Do you

00:39:04.040 think Kavanaugh

00:39:04.800 should do

00:39:05.720 some self-reflection

00:39:06.720 because somebody

00:39:07.320 threatened to

00:39:07.780 kill him?

00:39:08.960 To which I

00:39:09.820 say, you

00:39:10.460 don't need

00:39:11.040 self-reflection

00:39:11.980 if the

00:39:13.920 answer is

00:39:14.380 obvious.

00:39:16.040 He ruled

00:39:16.920 on abortion,

00:39:18.660 people didn't

00:39:19.540 like it, so

00:39:20.660 they wanted

00:39:21.040 him dead.

00:39:21.420 there's no

00:39:22.560 self-reflection

00:39:23.380 required about

00:39:24.360 your job

00:39:24.880 performance.

00:39:26.260 Because it

00:39:26.860 wasn't about

00:39:27.320 his job

00:39:27.720 performance,

00:39:28.440 they just

00:39:28.820 didn't like

00:39:29.120 the outcome.

00:39:30.780 There's a

00:39:31.460 big difference

00:39:32.040 between there's

00:39:33.220 something so

00:39:33.740 bad with your

00:39:34.360 job performance

00:39:35.140 that we want

00:39:35.600 to kill you 0.93

00:39:36.080 versus we

00:39:37.200 don't like

00:39:37.720 that outcome,

00:39:38.580 but at

00:39:39.060 least the

00:39:39.340 process was

00:39:39.940 followed.

00:39:41.280 So I

00:39:42.480 think there's

00:39:42.860 a big

00:39:43.100 difference

00:39:43.480 between

00:39:43.840 somebody who

00:39:44.380 has a

00:39:44.680 specific

00:39:45.180 reason to

00:39:46.620 be targeted,

00:39:47.420 which again,

00:39:48.120 I'm completely

00:39:48.820 against,

00:39:49.560 a hundred

00:39:49.840 percent.

00:39:50.200 versus

00:39:52.600 someone whose

00:39:53.300 job performance

00:39:54.200 is such that

00:39:55.440 in general

00:39:56.140 people want

00:39:56.680 to kill

00:39:56.960 you.

00:39:57.780 If people

00:39:58.340 want to

00:39:58.640 kill you 0.70

00:39:59.000 in general,

00:40:01.200 because I

00:40:01.780 don't think

00:40:02.100 this was based

00:40:02.680 on a specific

00:40:03.460 thing, I

00:40:04.680 feel like it

00:40:05.140 was in

00:40:05.440 general, then

00:40:06.980 you should at

00:40:07.460 least ask

00:40:07.960 yourself, is

00:40:08.680 it something

00:40:09.040 I did?

00:40:11.380 The funniest

00:40:13.000 comic of all

00:40:14.000 time, I

00:40:16.460 wish I could

00:40:16.820 remember who

00:40:17.300 did it.

00:40:18.400 God, I

00:40:18.820 can't remember

00:40:19.220 who did it.

00:40:20.100 It was a

00:40:20.440 comic of,

00:40:21.660 one panel

00:40:22.220 comic of a

00:40:23.180 prisoner in

00:40:23.820 jail, and

00:40:25.220 he was making

00:40:26.060 markings on the

00:40:26.900 wall to count

00:40:27.820 something up, and

00:40:28.860 he says to his

00:40:29.540 bunk mate in

00:40:30.300 jail, he

00:40:31.300 goes, 19

00:40:32.180 arrests, 19

00:40:33.620 convictions.

00:40:35.100 Maybe it's

00:40:35.600 me.

00:40:37.140 I've been

00:40:37.780 laughing about

00:40:38.320 that for 30

00:40:38.940 years.

00:40:40.100 19 arrests,

00:40:41.000 19 convictions.

00:40:42.320 Maybe it's

00:40:42.700 me.

00:40:43.700 Maybe it's

00:40:44.080 me.

00:40:45.120 And I

00:40:45.600 feel like

00:40:46.620 Swalwell's

00:40:48.180 rhetoric is

00:40:50.240 the kind of

00:40:50.920 rhetoric that

00:40:51.720 makes the

00:40:52.180 world more

00:40:52.700 dangerous.

00:40:54.620 And I

00:40:55.160 think that he

00:40:55.580 needs to

00:40:56.320 examine his

00:40:57.320 rhetoric.

00:40:58.260 Because even

00:40:59.080 in this very

00:40:59.880 tweet, he

00:41:02.500 said, bloodshed

00:41:03.280 is coming.

00:41:05.260 That's not what

00:41:06.180 you say if

00:41:07.020 you're trying to

00:41:07.540 avoid bloodshed,

00:41:08.920 is it?

00:41:10.240 If you're, you

00:41:11.160 know, it would be

00:41:11.620 different if you

00:41:12.160 and I said it,

00:41:12.840 because we're not

00:41:13.300 elected officials.

00:41:14.140 If an elected

00:41:15.340 official says

00:41:16.160 bloodshed is

00:41:16.840 coming, that

00:41:18.800 causes bloodshed,

00:41:19.920 doesn't it?

00:41:20.620 Or at least it

00:41:21.460 promotes it.

00:41:23.680 And again,

00:41:24.540 freedom of

00:41:25.000 speech, blah,

00:41:25.820 blah, blah.

00:41:26.180 So you and I

00:41:26.780 can say any

00:41:27.320 crazy thing we

00:41:28.220 want, freedom

00:41:29.240 of speech.

00:41:30.780 As can he,

00:41:31.740 because he has

00:41:32.120 freedom of

00:41:32.560 speech as well.

00:41:33.340 But on top of

00:41:34.160 his freedom of

00:41:34.780 speech, he's

00:41:35.600 got a job that

00:41:36.980 we elected him

00:41:37.600 for.

00:41:38.280 He also has to

00:41:39.260 do the job,

00:41:40.360 right?

00:41:41.040 He doesn't get

00:41:41.920 to say, oh,

00:41:42.440 freedom of

00:41:42.800 speech, so I

00:41:43.260 didn't do the

00:41:43.660 job.

00:41:44.140 No, the job

00:41:44.960 is to manage

00:41:46.240 the nation.

00:41:48.940 I don't think

00:41:49.580 saying the

00:41:50.020 bloodshed is

00:41:50.640 coming is

00:41:51.140 managing the

00:41:51.820 nation very

00:41:52.340 well.

00:41:53.580 I don't think

00:41:54.220 that saying

00:41:56.000 things that are

00:41:57.000 obviously intended

00:41:57.960 to get the

00:41:58.860 Republicans fired

00:42:00.700 up in sort of

00:42:02.300 an overactive

00:42:03.260 way, I don't

00:42:04.520 feel like that's

00:42:05.100 trying to reduce

00:42:05.740 violence.

00:42:07.560 You know what

00:42:08.300 would reduce

00:42:08.860 violence?

00:42:10.740 Here's what

00:42:11.340 would reduce

00:42:11.880 violence.

00:42:12.360 just to be

00:42:16.300 clear, if

00:42:17.480 Trump didn't

00:42:18.180 violate any

00:42:18.820 laws, I'd 0.91

00:42:22.420 like to know

00:42:22.820 that too, so

00:42:24.360 we could clear

00:42:24.940 him and move

00:42:25.400 on with

00:42:25.700 business, or

00:42:26.520 something like

00:42:27.080 that.

00:42:27.300 I'd like to

00:42:28.280 hear Swalwell

00:42:29.240 say something

00:42:30.900 that makes

00:42:32.240 him understand

00:42:33.140 that Republicans

00:42:34.260 are not

00:42:35.100 worthy of

00:42:37.040 death, basically.

00:42:39.120 Say something,

00:42:40.560 just anything that

00:42:41.560 acknowledges some

00:42:42.680 respect for the

00:42:43.520 other side, even

00:42:44.360 if you disagree,

00:42:45.560 just show some

00:42:46.200 respect for the

00:42:46.820 other side.

00:42:47.940 And he doesn't

00:42:48.640 do that.

00:42:49.760 That's the part he

00:42:50.540 should reexamine,

00:42:51.340 because he

00:42:52.660 would not

00:42:53.060 only be

00:42:53.580 more, I

00:42:54.860 think, more

00:42:55.180 effective, so

00:42:55.960 it would make

00:42:56.260 him do his

00:42:58.040 job better, but

00:43:00.020 there's a

00:43:01.420 reason that

00:43:02.660 some politicians

00:43:03.880 attract more

00:43:05.280 negative attention

00:43:07.460 than others, and

00:43:08.720 I think he's

00:43:09.140 got to examine

00:43:09.760 his rhetoric

00:43:11.140 there.

00:43:12.720 Now, I'd say

00:43:13.400 the same thing

00:43:13.880 about Trump,

00:43:14.400 by the way.

00:43:15.760 You know,

00:43:16.240 presidents get a

00:43:17.180 lot of death

00:43:17.600 threats, but

00:43:18.720 Trump's rhetoric

00:43:19.600 certainly invites it.

00:43:20.960 So, if you

00:43:23.300 need me to be

00:43:23.860 consistent, I

00:43:25.280 would say, yeah,

00:43:26.100 Trump needs to

00:43:27.480 examine his

00:43:28.320 rhetoric as

00:43:28.900 well.

00:43:29.460 That's something

00:43:29.920 I've never been

00:43:30.560 comfortable with.

00:43:31.800 So, I'll say

00:43:32.540 the same thing

00:43:33.020 for him.

00:43:35.000 All right.

00:43:37.080 Rasmussen did

00:43:37.880 a little poll on

00:43:38.780 electric cars, and

00:43:40.620 28% of Americans

00:43:42.340 believe that

00:43:44.360 electric cars are

00:43:45.180 practical today,

00:43:46.460 for most

00:43:46.960 drivers.

00:43:47.920 Only 28% think

00:43:49.320 an electric car is

00:43:50.380 practical.

00:43:50.960 Now, I don't

00:43:52.000 think they mean

00:43:52.680 economical, but

00:43:55.980 maybe that's how

00:43:56.600 they interpret it,

00:43:57.380 like they're too

00:43:57.900 expensive.

00:43:58.780 But the biggest

00:43:59.660 problem is that

00:44:00.220 people think they'll

00:44:00.900 have trouble getting

00:44:01.880 them charged, I

00:44:02.840 think.

00:44:05.000 54% think electric

00:44:06.660 cars aren't

00:44:07.260 practical.

00:44:09.940 Interesting.

00:44:12.320 Here's what I

00:44:13.120 think.

00:44:13.320 I think the arc of

00:44:16.140 our knowledge about

00:44:16.940 electric cars mirrors

00:44:19.300 the argument about

00:44:21.700 nuclear power.

00:44:24.260 The public had an

00:44:25.960 impression in their

00:44:26.760 mind that nuclear

00:44:27.460 power was negative for

00:44:28.720 a number of reasons,

00:44:30.000 and it took years of

00:44:31.460 persuasion to convince

00:44:33.580 them that not only

00:44:34.640 had things changed,

00:44:36.220 like there was better

00:44:37.100 information, there was

00:44:38.480 better ways to handle

00:44:39.380 waste, etc., but it took

00:44:41.040 a long time to

00:44:41.760 educate the people

00:44:42.480 that the thing they

00:44:43.520 worried about wasn't

00:44:44.300 true.

00:44:46.820 Electric cars are

00:44:48.460 still in people's

00:44:49.500 minds about five

00:44:50.820 years behind.

00:44:52.360 Let me say that

00:44:53.040 better.

00:44:53.980 People's understanding

00:44:55.240 of electric cars is

00:44:56.680 five years behind,

00:44:58.600 very much like

00:44:59.360 people's understanding

00:45:00.300 of nuclear power

00:45:02.120 was years behind.

00:45:04.160 There's some

00:45:05.880 asshole who comes 1.00

00:45:06.580 on here just to

00:45:07.840 say he's bored.

00:45:11.960 Really, all the

00:45:13.520 things you had to

00:45:14.200 do today, you

00:45:15.540 wanted to go

00:45:16.080 somewhere where

00:45:16.700 you knew you were

00:45:17.380 bored to tell

00:45:18.020 people you were

00:45:18.640 bored?

00:45:19.920 Do you think you

00:45:20.940 could reach any

00:45:22.720 more spectacular

00:45:24.160 level of being

00:45:25.260 completely useless

00:45:26.420 in society?

00:45:28.320 Is there anything

00:45:29.320 you could do that

00:45:30.040 would be worth

00:45:30.720 less than that?

00:45:31.920 Maybe piss on your

00:45:34.780 own breakfast

00:45:35.420 before eating it?

00:45:37.540 Can you even

00:45:38.280 think of something

00:45:38.980 that would be

00:45:39.340 worse use of your

00:45:40.860 time?

00:45:42.920 Well, I'm sure

00:45:44.380 you will.

00:45:49.680 All right.

00:45:54.520 Is the world

00:45:55.920 falling apart or

00:45:56.780 getting better?

00:45:57.260 What do you think?

00:45:58.960 Are things getting

00:45:59.600 worse or better?

00:46:01.920 worse?

00:46:11.600 Worse, worse,

00:46:12.380 worse?

00:46:12.940 You think we're

00:46:13.480 worse than the

00:46:14.800 pandemic?

00:46:18.000 I don't know.

00:46:18.600 It seems better

00:46:19.120 than the pandemic.

00:46:23.560 It's a little of

00:46:24.400 both.

00:46:26.820 We've got quite a

00:46:27.660 few trolls here.

00:46:30.000 Just getting rid

00:46:35.880 of some of them.

00:46:37.220 Got quite a few

00:46:38.100 today.

00:46:40.180 All right.

00:46:41.000 So here's my

00:46:41.920 last provocative

00:46:43.380 statement.

00:46:45.520 I know,

00:46:47.160 can we agree

00:46:48.140 that none of us

00:46:49.280 want mask

00:46:50.040 mandates?

00:46:51.880 Is there even

00:46:52.680 one person here

00:46:53.620 who wants a mask?

00:46:54.600 That's probably not,

00:46:55.380 right?

00:46:55.500 So we're not

00:46:56.760 arguing masks.

00:46:58.360 Can we agree

00:46:59.020 that we're not

00:46:59.700 going to talk

00:47:00.100 about masks?

00:47:01.200 I just want

00:47:01.880 to make one

00:47:02.380 comment about

00:47:03.600 expertise.

00:47:07.520 Because

00:47:08.000 Andres Beckhaus

00:47:09.960 pointed me to

00:47:11.980 an article,

00:47:12.520 because it was

00:47:12.840 in the context

00:47:13.460 of people arguing

00:47:14.160 about masks,

00:47:14.780 an article

00:47:16.940 that seemed

00:47:17.700 to indicate

00:47:18.360 a positive

00:47:20.600 benefit of

00:47:21.240 masks.

00:47:22.520 But then

00:47:22.880 when you dig

00:47:23.360 into the

00:47:23.720 article,

00:47:24.760 you learn

00:47:25.260 that the

00:47:25.660 person who

00:47:26.220 says that

00:47:26.700 masks probably

00:47:27.560 work is

00:47:29.220 an engineer,

00:47:30.280 not a doctor.

00:47:31.880 An engineer.

00:47:33.480 Now,

00:47:33.860 here's my

00:47:34.380 claim,

00:47:36.620 that 100%

00:47:37.520 of engineers

00:47:38.180 will say

00:47:38.640 masks work.

00:47:40.600 100%.

00:47:41.120 Once they

00:47:42.480 hear the

00:47:42.740 argument.

00:47:43.500 Not today,

00:47:44.780 but once

00:47:45.860 they hear the

00:47:46.220 argument,

00:47:46.600 100% of

00:47:47.200 engineers will

00:47:47.800 say masks

00:47:48.260 work.

00:47:49.140 But,

00:47:50.160 not 100%

00:47:50.980 of doctors.

00:47:54.240 So there's

00:47:54.960 an engineer

00:47:55.440 who thinks

00:47:56.020 that the

00:47:56.740 water that's

00:47:57.340 on the

00:47:57.560 inside of

00:47:57.980 the mask

00:47:58.400 doesn't have

00:47:58.900 any virus

00:47:59.360 in it.

00:48:00.240 Now,

00:48:00.500 I could

00:48:00.740 talk you

00:48:01.060 out of

00:48:01.240 that in

00:48:01.460 about 30

00:48:02.360 seconds.

00:48:03.780 If you

00:48:04.440 believe that

00:48:05.000 you're an

00:48:05.300 engineer and

00:48:05.940 you think

00:48:06.200 masks don't

00:48:06.920 work,

00:48:09.480 then you

00:48:09.920 have to

00:48:10.220 explain how

00:48:10.900 the water

00:48:11.360 on the

00:48:11.660 inside of

00:48:12.080 the mask,

00:48:12.600 the moisture,

00:48:13.680 how did it

00:48:14.200 lose all

00:48:14.600 of its

00:48:14.900 virus?

00:48:15.660 Where did

00:48:15.940 that virus

00:48:16.400 go?

00:48:17.320 Now,

00:48:17.640 here's the

00:48:17.940 only thing

00:48:18.240 I'll say.

00:48:20.780 The rogue

00:48:21.900 doctors who

00:48:22.860 say masks

00:48:23.480 don't work,

00:48:24.620 and I say

00:48:25.320 they don't

00:48:25.680 work in a

00:48:26.100 macro level,

00:48:27.060 they don't

00:48:27.640 work enough

00:48:28.080 to have a

00:48:28.900 mandate,

00:48:29.380 for sure.

00:48:31.180 But the

00:48:31.860 rogue doctors,

00:48:33.320 they have a

00:48:34.040 little bit of

00:48:35.760 an inconsistency.

00:48:38.080 Because the

00:48:38.800 rogue doctors

00:48:39.440 will tell you

00:48:40.000 that the

00:48:40.320 amount of

00:48:40.900 virus that

00:48:41.420 you initially

00:48:41.980 come in

00:48:42.560 contact with

00:48:43.320 makes a

00:48:44.160 difference to

00:48:44.640 how sick

00:48:45.060 you get.

00:48:46.220 Right?

00:48:46.500 That hasn't

00:48:46.880 changed,

00:48:47.280 has it?

00:48:48.460 The medical

00:48:49.320 consensus is

00:48:50.880 that the

00:48:51.160 more virus

00:48:51.800 you're initially

00:48:52.880 exposed to,

00:48:54.280 the worse it

00:48:54.720 will be,

00:48:55.500 because your

00:48:55.940 body will

00:48:56.560 have less

00:48:57.380 time to

00:48:57.820 catch up.

00:49:00.960 How does

00:49:01.580 this guy

00:49:01.940 keep coming

00:49:02.680 back after

00:49:03.720 I hide him?

00:49:04.760 Is he just

00:49:05.200 changing his

00:49:05.860 name that

00:49:08.800 quickly?

00:49:09.080 there's

00:49:10.440 somebody who

00:49:10.840 is really,

00:49:11.500 really,

00:49:11.780 really,

00:49:11.940 really putting

00:49:13.500 in the work

00:49:13.960 this morning.

00:49:15.520 Good job.

00:49:16.880 Good job,

00:49:17.480 troll.

00:49:18.600 Because of

00:49:19.420 all the

00:49:20.000 things you

00:49:20.380 could do

00:49:20.660 to better

00:49:21.040 yourself,

00:49:22.340 coming over

00:49:23.120 here and

00:49:23.500 changing your

00:49:24.000 name really

00:49:24.400 rapidly to

00:49:25.060 troll me,

00:49:26.620 it's

00:49:27.020 interesting.

00:49:28.180 So it

00:49:28.540 looks like

00:49:28.800 there's a

00:49:29.080 whole army

00:49:29.520 of them

00:49:29.800 coming over

00:49:30.240 now,

00:49:30.660 all doing

00:49:31.220 the same

00:49:31.540 comment.

00:49:34.880 Is it

00:49:35.420 just one

00:49:35.760 guy changing

00:49:36.280 his name

00:49:36.640 quickly?

00:49:37.880 Can't tell.

00:49:39.080 Boom,

00:49:41.280 boom,

00:49:41.500 boom,

00:49:41.740 boom.

00:49:42.560 Very,

00:49:43.200 very,

00:49:45.360 he's very

00:49:47.340 energetic.

00:49:48.700 These are

00:49:49.220 bots who

00:49:49.660 have a

00:49:49.920 mission.

00:49:50.740 Arrrr.

00:49:51.840 They have

00:49:52.140 a mission.

00:49:53.720 Well,

00:49:54.340 you've taken

00:49:55.040 worthlessness

00:49:55.600 to a new

00:49:56.080 level.

00:49:57.100 All right,

00:49:57.320 here's my

00:49:57.640 only point.

00:49:58.280 The rogue

00:49:59.080 doctors have

00:50:00.040 a consistency

00:50:00.740 problem.

00:50:01.900 They say,

00:50:02.580 I think they

00:50:03.140 would say,

00:50:03.800 that the

00:50:04.240 amount of

00:50:04.640 viral load

00:50:05.280 matters,

00:50:06.500 and they

00:50:06.820 would also

00:50:07.180 say that

00:50:07.780 masks

00:50:08.260 don't

00:50:09.140 work.

00:50:10.060 The

00:50:10.300 engineer

00:50:10.680 would say

00:50:11.220 if it's

00:50:12.280 true that

00:50:12.680 the amount

00:50:13.060 of viral

00:50:13.580 load matters,

00:50:14.740 then engineers

00:50:15.380 work,

00:50:16.120 and masks

00:50:16.700 have to

00:50:17.060 work,

00:50:17.600 somewhat,

00:50:18.780 even if

00:50:19.200 only a

00:50:19.560 little bit.

00:50:20.560 So the

00:50:21.000 engineers are

00:50:21.820 consistent.

00:50:23.840 They might

00:50:24.540 be wrong.

00:50:26.100 Anything's

00:50:26.560 possible.

00:50:27.080 But what

00:50:27.460 the engineers

00:50:28.000 say is

00:50:28.520 consistent

00:50:29.080 internally.

00:50:30.840 If viral

00:50:31.500 load matters,

00:50:32.720 and a little

00:50:33.300 bit of the

00:50:33.680 virus gets

00:50:34.220 on the

00:50:34.500 mask,

00:50:35.600 then that's

00:50:36.300 a little

00:50:36.580 bit of

00:50:36.860 virus that

00:50:37.380 didn't get

00:50:37.760 in the

00:50:37.980 person,

00:50:39.020 because it

00:50:39.420 was kept

00:50:40.200 in the

00:50:40.460 mask.

00:50:43.560 To me,

00:50:44.660 the engineer

00:50:46.140 opinion is

00:50:46.800 the consistent

00:50:47.380 one, the

00:50:48.640 doctor one

00:50:49.180 is the

00:50:49.480 inconsistent

00:50:49.860 one, but

00:50:51.440 we all

00:50:51.900 agree that

00:50:52.620 we don't

00:50:52.920 see any

00:50:53.380 difference in

00:50:53.900 the statistics.

00:50:55.520 There's no

00:50:56.220 city that

00:50:57.100 didn't wear

00:50:58.260 masks and

00:50:59.140 tripled their

00:51:00.160 death rate or

00:51:00.940 anything like

00:51:01.360 that.

00:51:01.580 There's no

00:51:02.260 macro evidence

00:51:03.840 that worked at

00:51:04.380 all that I'm

00:51:05.740 aware of.

00:51:11.700 Hide user.

00:51:14.940 It makes

00:51:16.460 me curious.

00:51:17.760 The trolls

00:51:18.300 make me

00:51:18.760 curious.

00:51:19.560 Is it

00:51:19.880 just the

00:51:20.300 attention?

00:51:22.260 Is that

00:51:22.600 the only

00:51:23.220 reason that

00:51:24.140 they do

00:51:24.420 it?

00:51:25.900 Are they

00:51:26.400 just broken

00:51:27.020 people?

00:51:28.300 Is there

00:51:28.540 just something

00:51:29.080 wrong with

00:51:29.860 how they

00:51:30.280 were raised

00:51:30.720 or something?

00:51:33.500 Subscriber

00:51:34.140 only mode

00:51:34.860 will help

00:51:35.320 with trolls.

00:51:37.620 Oh.

00:51:38.420 So somebody

00:51:39.160 is suggesting

00:51:39.860 that there's

00:51:40.420 a subscriber

00:51:41.220 only model

00:51:42.300 for

00:51:44.460 YouTube.

00:51:49.360 Is that

00:51:49.960 true?

00:51:51.680 So I

00:51:52.280 can limit

00:51:52.720 the comments

00:51:53.320 to only

00:51:53.700 people who

00:51:54.260 would subscribe

00:51:54.880 to my

00:51:55.360 channel?

00:51:55.600 Well,

00:51:58.880 that's

00:51:59.140 going to

00:51:59.380 happen.

00:52:03.320 Oh,

00:52:03.800 well,

00:52:04.040 what?

00:52:04.740 How did

00:52:05.280 I go this

00:52:05.740 far without

00:52:06.120 knowing this?

00:52:08.460 All right,

00:52:08.980 well,

00:52:09.180 we're going

00:52:09.400 to make

00:52:09.620 that change.

00:52:11.020 So if

00:52:12.440 there are

00:52:12.680 people here

00:52:13.440 who have

00:52:13.740 not subscribed,

00:52:15.080 if you

00:52:15.440 would like

00:52:15.800 to comment

00:52:16.320 on YouTube

00:52:16.840 in the

00:52:17.200 future,

00:52:18.180 that will

00:52:18.720 be the

00:52:19.080 only way

00:52:19.420 you can

00:52:19.640 do it.

00:52:20.640 So we'll

00:52:21.200 make that

00:52:21.540 change.

00:52:21.920 Thank you.

00:52:23.100 Thank you for

00:52:23.640 that suggestion.

00:52:24.300 Very helpful.

00:52:24.720 This is

00:52:25.760 what I

00:52:25.960 was talking

00:52:26.260 about.

00:52:27.240 I introduced

00:52:28.060 the concept

00:52:28.640 yesterday by

00:52:29.820 Twitter,

00:52:31.400 and I

00:52:31.920 call it

00:52:32.280 collaborative

00:52:33.100 IQ.

00:52:35.520 Collaborative

00:52:36.160 IQ.

00:52:37.360 So this

00:52:37.900 is an

00:52:38.180 example.

00:52:39.580 My

00:52:40.180 intelligence

00:52:40.740 and my

00:52:42.260 knowledge

00:52:42.620 could not

00:52:43.120 solve that

00:52:43.660 problem,

00:52:44.500 but because

00:52:45.040 this is a

00:52:45.740 collaborative,

00:52:46.720 you know,

00:52:47.440 fluid situation,

00:52:49.220 you solved

00:52:49.860 it for me.

00:52:51.260 So this

00:52:51.880 is a

00:52:52.120 perfect example

00:52:52.780 where my

00:52:53.560 effective

00:52:54.140 IQ,

00:52:54.720 is magnified

00:52:55.760 by the

00:52:57.100 cluster of

00:52:57.940 people who

00:52:58.520 are sort

00:52:59.360 of in my

00:52:59.780 orbit,

00:53:00.620 which is

00:53:01.780 really an

00:53:02.180 amazing thing.

00:53:03.600 I think it's

00:53:04.280 completely

00:53:04.740 underappreciated.

00:53:07.480 Completely.

00:53:09.500 And I don't

00:53:10.140 know if it

00:53:10.500 has something

00:53:11.460 to do with

00:53:11.880 the way I

00:53:12.660 run this.

00:53:13.700 You know,

00:53:13.900 it's more

00:53:14.320 interactive than

00:53:16.280 most things.

00:53:17.000 So it could

00:53:17.360 be that.

00:53:17.800 Patreon,

00:53:23.120 not YouTube.

00:53:27.440 Oh,

00:53:28.020 use a

00:53:28.360 tablet and

00:53:28.800 you can't

00:53:29.260 comment on.

00:53:30.540 I don't

00:53:30.940 know about

00:53:31.220 that.

00:53:35.180 All right.

00:53:37.960 Make YouTube

00:53:38.960 chat paid

00:53:39.700 only.

00:53:39.980 Yeah,

00:53:42.340 you're like

00:53:42.680 an entourage.

00:53:46.660 So we

00:53:47.280 haven't heard

00:53:47.620 anything from

00:53:48.120 Andrew Taint

00:53:48.940 lately,

00:53:49.640 have we?

00:53:51.800 Boy,

00:53:52.340 he is such

00:53:53.720 a good

00:53:54.060 example to

00:53:55.020 teach you

00:53:55.860 how well

00:53:56.500 you can be

00:53:57.060 disappeared.

00:53:59.440 Now,

00:53:59.920 I thought

00:54:00.300 Alex Jones

00:54:01.200 did a good

00:54:01.740 job because

00:54:02.260 he built

00:54:02.800 his own

00:54:03.140 website and

00:54:04.080 he had,

00:54:05.020 I think he

00:54:06.080 was just a

00:54:06.440 good entrepreneur

00:54:07.100 so he could

00:54:08.160 build something

00:54:08.680 valuable.

00:54:10.240 But if

00:54:13.000 you're just

00:54:13.680 famous for

00:54:14.300 using the

00:54:14.840 existing social

00:54:15.660 media,

00:54:16.060 they can

00:54:16.280 just make

00:54:16.640 you completely

00:54:17.220 disappear.

00:54:18.340 When was

00:54:18.660 the last

00:54:18.900 time you

00:54:19.220 heard of,

00:54:20.660 oh,

00:54:21.460 what was

00:54:21.760 his name?

00:54:22.640 I guess

00:54:22.980 that proves

00:54:23.540 the point.

00:54:24.860 Milo

00:54:25.300 Yiannopoulos.

00:54:27.600 Milo

00:54:28.060 Yiannopoulos

00:54:29.140 just literally

00:54:29.980 just disappeared.

00:54:31.720 He went

00:54:32.000 from being

00:54:32.420 one of the

00:54:32.840 most noticeable

00:54:33.580 people on

00:54:34.180 the planet

00:54:34.580 to just

00:54:35.340 gone.

00:54:36.500 Just gone.

00:54:38.680 So I

00:54:44.980 guess he's

00:54:45.380 over there

00:54:47.100 on Rumble.

00:54:52.440 Oh,

00:54:52.940 yeah,

00:54:53.200 Stephan.

00:54:54.240 All

00:54:54.500 new.

00:54:55.240 He got

00:54:55.500 disappeared.

00:54:56.380 Bill

00:54:56.600 Mitchell.

00:54:58.580 Think of

00:54:59.220 all the

00:54:59.500 people who

00:55:00.120 were big

00:55:01.240 names during

00:55:02.040 the 2016

00:55:02.980 cycle who

00:55:04.520 were gone.

00:55:05.040 there's a

00:55:08.260 lot of

00:55:08.520 people who

00:55:08.860 were gone,

00:55:09.340 isn't it?

00:55:11.020 It's a

00:55:11.560 lot.

00:55:16.460 Yeah,

00:55:16.920 I think

00:55:17.140 Tucker might

00:55:17.740 have been

00:55:17.940 his last

00:55:18.620 mainstream

00:55:19.600 media hit.

00:55:23.620 Now,

00:55:24.100 I told you

00:55:24.560 why I'm

00:55:24.900 still here,

00:55:25.360 right?

00:55:26.460 Because I'm

00:55:27.080 the one who

00:55:27.440 said Republicans

00:55:28.160 would be

00:55:28.620 haunted.

00:55:29.880 And if you

00:55:30.260 say Republicans

00:55:30.960 will be

00:55:31.440 haunted and

00:55:32.000 you become

00:55:32.360 known for

00:55:32.820 that,

00:55:33.700 they have

00:55:34.080 to do

00:55:34.360 you last.

00:55:35.900 I mean,

00:55:36.260 I'm not

00:55:36.540 Republican,

00:55:37.180 but I

00:55:37.660 know I'm

00:55:37.960 going to

00:55:38.120 get lumped

00:55:38.560 in with

00:55:38.800 that group.

00:55:39.780 Am I

00:55:40.040 right?

00:55:40.860 They have

00:55:41.420 to do

00:55:41.660 you last.

00:55:43.060 Because if

00:55:43.560 you're the

00:55:43.800 one who

00:55:44.080 says,

00:55:44.380 hey,

00:55:44.480 they're

00:55:44.600 coming for

00:55:45.120 us and

00:55:45.400 they do

00:55:45.680 you first,

00:55:46.420 you've

00:55:46.740 proven the

00:55:47.220 thesis.

00:55:48.260 But if

00:55:48.560 they do

00:55:48.820 you last,

00:55:49.520 they can

00:55:49.860 get rid

00:55:50.160 of all

00:55:50.420 the people

00:55:50.780 who would

00:55:51.100 say,

00:55:51.340 hey,

00:55:51.860 he said

00:55:52.480 you were

00:55:52.720 going to

00:55:52.920 come for

00:55:53.280 them,

00:55:53.460 they'd

00:55:53.640 already

00:55:53.820 be gone.

00:55:56.660 I'm

00:55:57.060 not wrong.

00:55:58.100 I'm

00:55:58.380 not wrong.

00:55:59.480 That does

00:56:00.040 protect me.

00:56:01.400 The fact

00:56:01.820 that I'm

00:56:02.160 famous for

00:56:02.780 saying they're

00:56:03.220 going to

00:56:03.420 come for

00:56:03.820 us does

00:56:04.400 protect me.

00:56:06.460 Right?

00:56:08.880 You tell

00:56:09.540 me.

00:56:10.180 Is that,

00:56:10.600 yeah,

00:56:11.280 that's not

00:56:11.720 crazy.

00:56:13.460 I protected

00:56:14.320 myself by

00:56:15.080 that prediction.

00:56:16.560 And that

00:56:17.600 was intentional.

00:56:19.320 I was

00:56:19.960 definitely

00:56:20.400 thinking that

00:56:21.060 when I

00:56:21.340 did it.

00:56:22.080 It wasn't

00:56:22.440 the only

00:56:22.700 reason,

00:56:23.180 but I was

00:56:23.480 definitely

00:56:23.720 thinking it.

00:56:27.160 Rogan

00:56:27.640 said he's

00:56:28.060 getting tired

00:56:28.540 of the

00:56:28.780 constant

00:56:29.160 attacks and

00:56:29.820 might quit.

00:56:30.300 Well,

00:56:31.840 he could

00:56:32.120 if he

00:56:32.340 wants to.

00:56:36.640 So Joe

00:56:37.520 Rogan

00:56:37.900 famously

00:56:38.580 was talking

00:56:40.040 about all

00:56:40.420 the people

00:56:40.760 who hurt

00:56:41.100 during the

00:56:41.660 lockdowns,

00:56:42.400 and when

00:56:43.120 asked what

00:56:43.720 should people

00:56:44.160 do about

00:56:44.640 it,

00:56:44.880 he said

00:56:45.200 vote

00:56:45.460 Republican.

00:56:46.560 Now he

00:56:47.020 did it

00:56:47.300 with a

00:56:47.680 big smile

00:56:48.200 on his

00:56:48.500 face and

00:56:49.000 a cigar,

00:56:50.080 but the

00:56:50.980 point is

00:56:51.380 well made.

00:56:52.500 If you

00:56:53.140 lost your

00:56:53.640 business

00:56:54.120 because of

00:56:55.260 the lockdown

00:56:55.740 and you're

00:56:58.220 blaming

00:56:58.600 Democrats

00:57:00.220 for it,

00:57:01.320 vote

00:57:01.720 Republican.

00:57:02.920 That is

00:57:03.660 in fact

00:57:04.100 the answer

00:57:04.520 to the

00:57:04.940 thing.

00:57:05.760 So I

00:57:06.500 don't know

00:57:06.780 if it

00:57:07.000 was him

00:57:07.340 saying he's

00:57:09.080 a Republican

00:57:09.620 or he's

00:57:10.280 going to

00:57:10.500 vote

00:57:10.660 Republican.

00:57:11.340 He didn't

00:57:11.660 say that.

00:57:12.980 He was

00:57:13.300 just saying

00:57:13.660 it's the

00:57:14.040 answer to

00:57:14.460 the question,

00:57:15.300 which I

00:57:15.520 think is a

00:57:15.880 fair statement.

00:57:16.940 The answer

00:57:17.640 to the

00:57:17.840 question is

00:57:18.300 what are

00:57:18.560 you going

00:57:18.760 to do

00:57:18.940 about it?

00:57:19.540 Well,

00:57:19.720 you do

00:57:19.920 have

00:57:20.060 something

00:57:20.300 to do

00:57:20.660 about it.

00:57:21.440 There's

00:57:21.660 something

00:57:21.880 very

00:57:22.180 specific

00:57:22.760 you can

00:57:23.260 do

00:57:23.700 about it.

00:57:24.740 And he's

00:57:25.380 speculating

00:57:25.920 that voters

00:57:26.540 might be in

00:57:27.700 the mood

00:57:28.000 to do

00:57:28.340 something

00:57:28.660 about it.

00:57:30.260 Now,

00:57:30.640 remember,

00:57:31.200 the thing

00:57:31.640 about

00:57:31.860 Republicans

00:57:32.420 that the

00:57:33.980 Democrats

00:57:34.480 always get

00:57:35.420 wrong,

00:57:37.440 it feels

00:57:38.440 to me

00:57:38.760 that,

00:57:40.060 well,

00:57:40.580 maybe it

00:57:40.860 works both

00:57:41.300 ways in

00:57:41.700 some way,

00:57:42.480 but I

00:57:44.680 think Republicans

00:57:45.420 are a little

00:57:45.980 bit more

00:57:46.460 about action

00:57:47.140 than talk.

00:57:47.860 And so

00:57:49.640 it's a little

00:57:50.040 difficult to

00:57:50.980 estimate how

00:57:52.000 much action

00:57:52.600 they're going

00:57:52.960 to apply

00:57:53.460 because they

00:57:54.560 haven't talked

00:57:55.200 enough to

00:57:55.940 give you full

00:57:56.620 visibility on

00:57:57.440 the action.

00:57:58.620 And I think

00:57:58.920 that's one of

00:57:59.580 the reasons

00:57:59.920 that Trump

00:58:00.380 won with

00:58:00.960 the so-called

00:58:02.620 secret Trump

00:58:04.340 voters.

00:58:05.500 There was a

00:58:05.920 little more

00:58:06.240 action than

00:58:06.780 there was

00:58:07.040 talk.

00:58:11.220 All right.

00:58:13.500 Mike Tyson

00:58:14.320 said he was

00:58:14.720 going to vote

00:58:15.040 Republican.

00:58:17.860 Where do

00:58:21.740 you see the

00:58:22.080 most energy

00:58:22.780 gathering right

00:58:23.580 now?

00:58:24.040 Oh,

00:58:24.880 good question.

00:58:26.760 So I've

00:58:27.820 often said

00:58:29.100 that you can

00:58:29.660 predict things

00:58:30.460 by energy.

00:58:33.500 And

00:58:34.060 there's a

00:58:35.260 weird amount

00:58:35.760 of consistent

00:58:36.420 energy for

00:58:37.260 the Trump

00:58:37.920 world.

00:58:39.160 You really

00:58:39.720 would have

00:58:40.000 thought it

00:58:40.300 would have

00:58:40.560 died down,

00:58:41.240 wouldn't you?

00:58:42.580 But it

00:58:43.040 didn't.

00:58:44.480 So that's

00:58:45.200 kind of

00:58:45.460 surprising.

00:58:46.600 So I would

00:58:47.020 say that the

00:58:47.740 Republicans

00:58:48.320 have a

00:58:49.120 pent-up

00:58:49.640 energy that

00:58:51.320 needs to

00:58:51.780 go somewhere.

00:58:54.940 Ideally,

00:58:55.740 it will go

00:58:56.240 into elections.

00:58:58.740 It might,

00:59:00.260 in some

00:59:00.700 cases,

00:59:01.660 go into

00:59:02.120 some violence.

00:59:03.000 So there

00:59:03.260 are crazy

00:59:03.700 people.

00:59:05.300 But I don't

00:59:05.940 think you have

00:59:06.300 to worry

00:59:06.520 about their

00:59:06.840 rank and

00:59:07.260 file.

00:59:08.440 Now,

00:59:08.680 I guess

00:59:08.960 at the same

00:59:10.800 time Swalwell

00:59:11.520 was complaining

00:59:12.300 about somebody

00:59:13.000 threatening to

00:59:14.280 bring an

00:59:14.560 assault rifle in,

00:59:15.280 Biden was

00:59:17.280 giving a

00:59:17.660 speech.

00:59:18.580 Is this a

00:59:19.060 coincidence?

00:59:19.800 Well, you

00:59:20.600 decide.

00:59:21.500 About how

00:59:22.400 it's crazy

00:59:23.060 for citizens

00:59:24.900 to want

00:59:25.360 assault rifles

00:59:26.020 because they

00:59:27.680 can't really

00:59:28.220 protect against

00:59:29.240 the government

00:59:29.760 and their

00:59:30.200 F-15s,

00:59:30.940 as he said.

00:59:34.200 How stupid

00:59:35.220 is that?

00:59:37.200 You know,

00:59:37.600 I say this

00:59:38.320 all the time.

00:59:38.940 There will

00:59:40.200 never be a

00:59:41.540 fight between

00:59:42.260 citizens with

00:59:43.420 AR-15s and 0.99

00:59:45.220 the military

00:59:45.880 with their

00:59:46.400 jets.

00:59:48.040 Nobody thinks

00:59:49.080 that's going

00:59:49.520 to happen.

00:59:51.000 What's going

00:59:51.500 to happen is

00:59:52.200 if the

00:59:53.420 government

00:59:53.780 says,

00:59:54.600 you have

00:59:54.900 to do

00:59:55.260 X,

00:59:56.500 and the

00:59:56.880 public says,

00:59:57.600 no,

00:59:57.820 we're not,

00:59:59.140 there is not

01:00:00.020 enough military

01:00:00.700 to make us

01:00:01.240 do it.

01:00:03.640 And the

01:00:05.480 fact is that

01:00:06.160 the elite

01:00:07.260 in such a

01:00:08.240 situation would

01:00:08.920 never be able

01:00:09.460 to go

01:00:09.700 outdoors again.

01:00:11.180 There's not

01:00:11.680 enough military

01:00:12.260 in the world

01:00:12.880 to protect

01:00:13.880 a president

01:00:14.420 who would,

01:00:16.480 let's say,

01:00:16.760 become a

01:00:17.160 dictator.

01:00:19.140 Let's say

01:00:19.800 that some

01:00:20.320 president decided

01:00:21.160 to become a

01:00:21.620 dictator.

01:00:22.580 Immediately,

01:00:23.360 the citizens

01:00:23.840 would act on

01:00:24.680 all of their

01:00:25.240 family members,

01:00:26.800 every ally

01:00:27.560 who was

01:00:27.840 unprotected.

01:00:29.020 They would

01:00:29.340 never be able

01:00:29.860 to travel

01:00:30.340 anywhere again.

01:00:33.600 You know,

01:00:34.880 it's never

01:00:35.860 going to be

01:00:36.200 a nuke

01:00:36.700 against a gun.

01:00:38.140 It's going

01:00:38.560 to be that

01:00:39.360 the citizens

01:00:40.040 will make

01:00:40.540 the country

01:00:41.100 untravelable

01:00:42.480 for anybody

01:00:43.680 who is trying

01:00:44.400 to oppress

01:00:44.880 them.

01:00:45.700 They will

01:00:45.980 make it

01:00:46.340 untravelable.

01:00:47.680 You won't

01:00:48.120 be able to

01:00:48.480 get out of

01:00:48.780 your car.

01:00:51.420 That's

01:00:51.980 pretty good,

01:00:53.840 useful pressure,

01:00:54.780 I would say.

01:00:55.160 Yeah, could

01:01:00.960 you imagine

01:01:01.460 a president

01:01:02.280 ordering the

01:01:02.880 military to

01:01:03.500 fire on

01:01:04.080 citizens?

01:01:04.900 Yeah.

01:01:06.380 That, I

01:01:07.280 mean, I

01:01:08.940 suppose anything

01:01:09.500 could happen,

01:01:10.180 but...

01:01:12.640 somebody says

01:01:20.480 their smart,

01:01:21.080 well-informed

01:01:21.540 liberal friend

01:01:22.280 never heard

01:01:23.180 of the

01:01:23.500 Abraham

01:01:23.840 Accords,

01:01:24.760 and he

01:01:25.340 challenged me

01:01:25.880 to list

01:01:26.220 some Trump

01:01:26.740 accomplishments.

01:01:29.620 Now, that's...

01:01:30.760 I think that

01:01:31.240 works both

01:01:32.120 ways.

01:01:32.720 If he

01:01:33.000 asked for

01:01:33.420 Republicans

01:01:33.960 to mention

01:01:35.280 any Biden

01:01:35.980 accomplishments,

01:01:36.860 they'd say

01:01:37.200 nothing.

01:01:37.520 But he

01:01:39.440 does have a

01:01:39.940 list of

01:01:40.400 legislative

01:01:41.060 accomplishments

01:01:41.680 that Democrats

01:01:42.920 say are

01:01:43.400 good.

01:01:44.740 Critics would

01:01:45.360 say, well,

01:01:46.120 you didn't get

01:01:46.640 what you really

01:01:47.180 wanted.

01:01:47.660 Those are

01:01:47.940 weak legislation

01:01:49.520 that spends

01:01:50.080 too much

01:01:50.420 money, and

01:01:50.820 they're really

01:01:51.080 failures.

01:01:54.140 All right.

01:02:00.340 Can't wait

01:02:00.900 to see the

01:02:01.280 strafing runs

01:02:01.940 with the

01:02:02.180 F-15s,

01:02:02.920 yeah.

01:02:05.440 Scott, are

01:02:06.060 you still

01:02:06.420 sad?

01:02:07.520 I'm not

01:02:08.020 sad.

01:02:09.640 I am not.

01:02:11.900 Would you

01:02:12.400 like to

01:02:12.700 know why?

01:02:15.020 So I

01:02:15.660 found out

01:02:16.140 what was

01:02:16.540 going on

01:02:17.040 with me.

01:02:21.260 And it

01:02:21.840 turns out

01:02:22.860 that I

01:02:26.000 had

01:02:26.200 intentionally

01:02:26.860 changed my

01:02:29.480 mix of

01:02:30.240 medical

01:02:31.300 marijuana

01:02:31.880 dosing.

01:02:33.540 And I

01:02:34.160 had

01:02:34.360 intentionally

01:02:35.040 done more

01:02:37.160 indica.

01:02:38.000 But I

01:02:38.440 had also

01:02:38.820 unintentionally

01:02:39.660 done more

01:02:40.060 than I

01:02:40.360 thought.

01:02:41.460 Meaning that

01:02:42.080 I thought I

01:02:42.600 was still

01:02:42.880 doing a mix

01:02:43.420 of sativa,

01:02:44.260 which lifts

01:02:44.740 you up,

01:02:46.100 and indica,

01:02:47.900 which makes

01:02:48.560 you sleepy,

01:02:49.620 and if you

01:02:49.980 did too much

01:02:50.500 of it,

01:02:50.740 it could make

01:02:51.300 you sad

01:02:51.700 over time.

01:02:53.120 sativa.

01:02:54.120 And so all

01:02:55.060 I did was

01:02:55.700 switch my

01:02:56.260 mix and

01:02:56.760 I'm

01:02:57.060 instantly

01:02:57.560 fixed.

01:02:59.900 No problem

01:03:00.400 at all.

01:03:04.520 You should

01:03:05.200 modulate your

01:03:05.860 pot use,

01:03:06.560 two weeks

01:03:06.900 off,

01:03:07.320 two weeks

01:03:07.660 on.

01:03:08.500 You know

01:03:08.820 what would

01:03:09.120 be wrong

01:03:09.540 with that?

01:03:11.200 The two

01:03:11.880 weeks off.

01:03:12.400 Yeah.

01:03:12.960 I can't

01:03:17.020 do too

01:03:17.700 much

01:03:17.940 sativa

01:03:18.460 because it

01:03:19.080 puts you

01:03:20.000 into an

01:03:20.400 anxious frame

01:03:21.780 of mind

01:03:22.220 eventually.

01:03:23.560 You know,

01:03:23.800 not on day

01:03:24.300 one.

01:03:25.080 But if you

01:03:25.520 do too

01:03:25.860 much of

01:03:26.180 either one,

01:03:26.600 you get

01:03:26.860 too much

01:03:27.720 of either

01:03:27.960 one.

01:03:28.900 The only

01:03:29.580 thing that

01:03:29.860 makes sense

01:03:30.320 is to

01:03:30.800 use one

01:03:32.280 in a

01:03:32.520 day time

01:03:32.940 and one

01:03:33.280 if you

01:03:33.480 want to

01:03:33.640 go to

01:03:33.860 sleep.

01:03:34.720 And that

01:03:34.940 is great.

01:03:36.400 That is

01:03:36.760 great.

01:03:38.860 You are

01:03:39.400 addicted.

01:03:40.000 That is

01:03:40.340 true.

01:03:40.580 But do

01:03:42.180 you think

01:03:42.420 that matters

01:03:42.900 to me?

01:03:44.380 Let me

01:03:44.720 list some

01:03:45.280 other things

01:03:45.840 I'm addicted

01:03:46.440 to.

01:03:48.080 Exercise.

01:03:50.260 You got a

01:03:50.940 problem with

01:03:51.300 that?

01:03:52.060 I'm totally

01:03:52.760 addicted to

01:03:53.320 exercise.

01:03:54.220 My entire

01:03:54.760 life I've

01:03:55.380 never been

01:03:55.680 able to go

01:03:56.180 48 hours

01:03:57.100 without exercising.

01:03:58.540 I just

01:03:58.980 can't do

01:03:59.360 it.

01:04:00.920 Right?

01:04:03.060 Yeah,

01:04:03.560 there are a

01:04:03.820 lot of

01:04:03.980 things I

01:04:04.340 enjoy that

01:04:05.960 I'm

01:04:06.300 psychologically

01:04:06.880 addicted to.

01:04:08.340 I'm

01:04:08.780 addicted to

01:04:09.240 my dog.

01:04:10.580 Even

01:04:11.580 though she's

01:04:11.940 a pain

01:04:12.160 in the

01:04:12.340 ass. 0.70

01:04:17.200 Yeah,

01:04:17.840 and if

01:04:18.140 you don't

01:04:19.060 smoke

01:04:19.440 regularly,

01:04:20.440 you get a

01:04:21.620 completely

01:04:22.000 different

01:04:22.580 experience.

01:04:25.280 So the

01:04:26.000 experience that

01:04:26.600 I get is

01:04:27.080 nothing like

01:04:28.220 what anybody

01:04:29.320 else would

01:04:29.680 get.

01:04:30.220 For me,

01:04:30.740 it's more

01:04:31.440 like a

01:04:31.780 change of

01:04:32.200 attitude and

01:04:32.880 energy.

01:04:34.260 For other

01:04:34.620 people,

01:04:35.100 it's a

01:04:35.360 whole,

01:04:36.300 you know,

01:04:36.700 they can't

01:04:37.180 function in

01:04:37.660 society situation.

01:04:38.880 It's completely

01:04:39.360 different.

01:04:40.580 If you

01:04:41.020 do it

01:04:41.220 all the

01:04:41.440 time.

01:04:45.500 Too much

01:04:46.220 of anything

01:04:46.520 is probably

01:04:47.080 bad,

01:04:47.580 except for

01:04:48.140 money,

01:04:50.220 health.

01:04:54.680 All right.

01:04:56.820 I'd like to

01:04:57.720 end on a

01:04:59.180 up note.

01:05:00.940 Anybody up

01:05:01.520 for that?

01:05:02.140 Let's end

01:05:02.560 on an up

01:05:02.940 note.

01:05:03.160 I do

01:05:05.740 this often,

01:05:06.480 but I

01:05:07.060 don't think

01:05:07.380 I can do

01:05:07.760 it often

01:05:08.140 enough.

01:05:10.420 How many

01:05:11.160 of you

01:05:11.520 have

01:05:11.880 experienced

01:05:13.060 an

01:05:13.440 improvement

01:05:13.880 in your

01:05:14.420 life,

01:05:15.180 because you

01:05:15.680 watch my

01:05:16.940 content,

01:05:18.080 an improvement

01:05:18.720 in your

01:05:19.260 life,

01:05:19.760 beyond just

01:05:20.420 having some

01:05:20.880 entertainment

01:05:21.240 every day?

01:05:23.760 Look at the

01:05:24.480 other comments.

01:05:26.040 Now,

01:05:26.480 I told you

01:05:27.120 when I,

01:05:28.000 I've been

01:05:28.420 telling you for

01:05:28.880 a while,

01:05:29.200 that the

01:05:30.260 payoff for

01:05:30.900 me is not

01:05:31.740 really financial.

01:05:34.280 The payoff

01:05:34.780 for me is

01:05:35.460 this.

01:05:36.420 This is my

01:05:37.220 payoff.

01:05:38.460 And it

01:05:39.020 feels really

01:05:39.540 good.

01:05:41.040 Let me

01:05:41.700 tell you,

01:05:42.960 you wish

01:05:43.580 you were

01:05:44.220 sitting where

01:05:44.740 I'm sitting

01:05:45.280 right now.

01:05:46.900 Just imagine

01:05:47.880 this experience.

01:05:49.340 This is the

01:05:49.920 experience I'm

01:05:50.540 having right

01:05:50.920 now, thanks

01:05:51.340 to you.

01:05:52.120 So it's a

01:05:52.580 collaborative

01:05:53.000 experience.

01:05:53.780 I actually

01:05:54.100 have goosebumps.

01:05:55.800 Like,

01:05:56.120 literally,

01:05:56.640 I don't know

01:05:56.920 if you can

01:05:57.140 see it.

01:05:57.540 I have

01:05:57.760 goosebumps

01:05:58.080 right now.

01:05:59.200 Look at

01:05:59.780 the comments.

01:06:02.400 So,

01:06:03.320 this is my

01:06:04.200 payoff.

01:06:05.220 My payoff

01:06:05.780 is that I

01:06:06.720 said I

01:06:07.080 would help

01:06:07.380 you improve

01:06:08.000 your lives

01:06:08.540 in a variety

01:06:09.080 of ways.

01:06:10.220 And now

01:06:10.980 people are

01:06:11.400 saying,

01:06:11.900 yep,

01:06:12.880 yep,

01:06:13.240 you did

01:06:13.580 it.

01:06:14.600 That is

01:06:15.300 amazingly

01:06:16.100 satisfying.

01:06:17.740 Amazingly

01:06:18.260 satisfying.

01:06:19.560 And let

01:06:21.240 me offer

01:06:21.680 to you

01:06:22.180 that if

01:06:23.700 you're not

01:06:24.120 doing

01:06:24.520 something,

01:06:26.260 that someday

01:06:26.780 somebody is

01:06:27.380 going to

01:06:27.580 say,

01:06:27.820 well,

01:06:27.960 will you

01:06:28.100 really help

01:06:28.520 me out?

01:06:29.760 Maybe you

01:06:30.360 should consider

01:06:30.860 it.

01:06:31.760 Because there's

01:06:32.560 almost nothing

01:06:33.200 that feels

01:06:33.620 this good,

01:06:34.740 right,

01:06:35.020 outside of

01:06:35.620 physical pleasures.

01:06:37.060 In terms of

01:06:37.780 psychological

01:06:38.380 benefits,

01:06:40.000 there's almost

01:06:40.660 nothing that

01:06:41.900 feels as good

01:06:42.620 as I feel

01:06:43.220 right now.

01:06:44.740 To know

01:06:45.480 that I

01:06:46.480 jacked into

01:06:47.820 civilization,

01:06:49.000 I was part

01:06:50.640 of something,

01:06:51.100 and according

01:06:53.340 to many,

01:06:54.140 many people,

01:06:54.760 I made

01:06:55.120 something

01:06:55.760 significantly

01:06:57.400 better for

01:06:58.200 them.

01:06:59.440 You can't

01:06:59.880 beat that.

01:07:00.620 That's just

01:07:00.960 the best

01:07:01.260 feeling in

01:07:01.640 the world.

01:07:01.880 And that

01:07:03.600 requires a

01:07:04.940 farewell

01:07:05.240 simultaneous

01:07:06.280 sip,

01:07:06.880 but only

01:07:07.400 farewell

01:07:07.780 until

01:07:08.240 later.

01:07:11.140 And so,

01:07:12.060 this is a

01:07:12.840 thank you

01:07:13.640 to all of

01:07:14.120 you.

01:07:14.320 because I'm

01:07:16.700 glad that I

01:07:17.660 could be

01:07:17.920 helpful,

01:07:19.240 but you

01:07:20.020 have no

01:07:20.480 idea how

01:07:21.580 much you

01:07:22.000 helped me.

01:07:23.260 You have

01:07:23.700 no idea

01:07:24.620 how much

01:07:25.280 you helped

01:07:25.620 me.

01:07:26.260 It's a lot.

01:07:27.280 Thank you.

01:07:33.880 And on

01:07:34.500 that happy

01:07:34.940 note,

01:07:36.280 so long

01:07:36.860 YouTube.

01:07:37.560 I'm going

01:07:37.760 to talk to

01:07:38.200 the local

01:07:38.600 people for

01:07:39.160 a little bit

01:07:39.560 more.

01:07:39.760 Thank you.

01:07:41.880 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 31, 2022

Episode 1852 Scott Adams： Trump's Motive For Keeping Secret Documents, It's What You Need To Know

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