Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 02, 2022


Episode 1854 Scott Adams： I Bet You Want Me To Talk About Biden's Scary Speech


Episode Stats

Length

53 minutes

Words per Minute

141.22154

Word Count

7,594

Sentence Count

656

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

Biden's speech about the opioid addiction crisis and the need to have Narcan in every car and every home, and why keeping it in your car would be better than not having it at all. Also, President Trump has a new five-point lead in the polls, and it's a good one.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of civilization, where everything is good.
00:00:08.540 I overslept a little bit, so I haven't checked the news today to see if anything's happening. Let's see.
00:00:13.660 Checking the news. It says Biden gave some kind of a speech, it looks like.
00:00:19.340 What are they saying about it?
00:00:30.000 No, just kidding. I got up early and listened to the whole speech.
00:00:37.220 So, what's your mood this morning? How do you feel after that Biden speech?
00:00:42.980 Do you feel unified? We're going to get into all of that.
00:00:47.220 But how would you like to take it up a level? Yeah, I know you would.
00:00:52.300 And all you need to do that is a cupper mugger, a glass of tanker, chalice of stein, a canteen jugger flask, a vessel of any kind.
00:00:58.580 And fill it with your favorite liquid.
00:01:02.960 I like coffee.
00:01:04.980 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine here today, the thing that makes everything better, including unity.
00:01:12.420 It's called the simultaneous sip.
00:01:15.120 Happens now. Go.
00:01:21.260 Oh.
00:01:23.900 Well, that was the first perfect moment of my day.
00:01:26.780 I feel like the rest is going to be pretty good, too.
00:01:31.160 What would surprise you the most about this live stream?
00:01:36.580 What would be the most surprising thing I could do today?
00:01:42.620 Be an optimist.
00:01:44.320 I could be an optimist.
00:01:46.320 You didn't see that coming, did you?
00:01:49.100 Everything is good.
00:01:51.500 Everything's good.
00:01:52.200 Not everything.
00:01:55.040 But we're heading in the right direction.
00:01:57.040 And I am going to change your mind very soon.
00:02:01.760 By the end of this live stream, you're going to say to yourself,
00:02:04.440 huh, I woke up all worked up and angry and now I'm feeling kind of cool.
00:02:10.160 That's what's going to happen.
00:02:11.860 That's coming at you.
00:02:13.100 And I feel sorry for the people who are not here.
00:02:14.980 Here's a question I asked on Twitter.
00:02:19.120 I didn't see the answer yet.
00:02:20.900 Which would save more lives from this point forward?
00:02:25.040 Right.
00:02:25.280 So we're not talking about the past.
00:02:27.460 So we're not talking about however many people have already died in the pandemic.
00:02:31.400 That's the past.
00:02:32.660 From this point forward, which of these two actions would save more lives?
00:02:37.380 That's getting everybody vaccinated and boosted or asking everybody in the United States to keep Narcan in their cars and in their homes too.
00:02:49.700 But the car would be even more useful because the car goes where you go.
00:02:54.000 It's not even close.
00:02:55.700 So Narcan is what you take for an overdose.
00:02:57.580 Now, can somebody clarify, is Narcan only for fentanyl overdose or does it work for generic overdose?
00:03:08.120 Any opioid, right?
00:03:09.840 So any opioid?
00:03:10.740 Okay.
00:03:11.680 So Narcan is pretty magic stuff.
00:03:17.380 The only thing bad about Narcan that I understand, I may not be fully informed,
00:03:23.400 but the only thing bad about Narcan is whether you have it available.
00:03:28.060 If somebody's got an overdose and you've got the Narcan, you don't have to be a doctor.
00:03:33.120 Apparently you just, I don't know, spray it up their nose or whatever the hell you do with it.
00:03:36.560 I don't know how you administer it, but apparently it's something an individual could do.
00:03:42.060 And we've got 100,000 people dying of overdoses every year.
00:03:46.740 How many of the 100,000 who died of overdoses were close to an automobile, meaning one was parked somewhere in the neighborhood?
00:03:56.700 All of them, probably.
00:03:58.300 Probably every single person was near an automobile somewhere, like parked on the street or something.
00:04:03.520 So if we just said, hey, let's just put a Narcan in every car, it doesn't stop the epidemic.
00:04:12.780 But are you telling me that wouldn't save more people?
00:04:15.340 And by the way, it should be voluntary.
00:04:16.500 So the two things our government should be telling us to do is where to get the Narcan, maybe paying for it, maybe even paying for it, like they did with the vaccinations.
00:04:27.600 But telling us to keep it in the car, because China and the cartels are attacking the United States, and you need to defend yourself.
00:04:36.060 And you need to defend your fellow citizens.
00:04:38.620 It's not even about you.
00:04:39.780 So you may say to yourself, you know, damn those addicts, it's their own fault.
00:04:45.880 Yeah, yeah, but it costs you money too, right?
00:04:49.620 So take care of yourself by making sure that your citizens are not dying for no reason.
00:04:55.480 That's how you take care of yourself as well.
00:04:58.000 So that's my public service idea for the day.
00:05:01.580 Rasmussen says the Republicans have a five-point lead going into the congressional ballots.
00:05:11.460 I don't know how much to trust that five-point lead or any of these congressional things, but it seems consistent.
00:05:20.640 It seems like everybody is giving the Republicans at least a little bit of an edge.
00:05:24.120 Trump quite smartly started dangling pardons for the January 6th protesters.
00:05:34.920 Now, there might be some, you know, some of you would have to make an exception for,
00:05:40.000 because obviously some of them did some, you know, dangerous stuff, violent stuff.
00:05:44.340 I don't think they need to get pardoned, do you?
00:05:48.040 Does anybody think that the ones who actually committed violence should be pardoned?
00:05:54.120 Yeah, that's not, oh, I got a yes.
00:05:57.960 Somebody said yes.
00:05:59.520 Somebody said all of them.
00:06:01.100 You know, I'm going to, I think I'm going to surprise you.
00:06:09.500 Yeah, he could do all of them.
00:06:12.100 He could do all of them.
00:06:13.520 See, here's the thing, is that I believe they were incited,
00:06:17.560 but not necessarily just by Trump.
00:06:24.120 Yeah, you can't keep people alive if they want to overdose, that's true.
00:06:31.080 So, I don't know, I like this as a political strategy.
00:06:36.140 If we just talk about it politically and don't talk about it in right and wrong terms,
00:06:40.540 because that's a separate question, it matters.
00:06:43.240 The right and wrong matters.
00:06:44.780 But for the moment, is it a good political move?
00:06:47.960 I think yes, because I don't see anybody voting against Trump because of this, do you?
00:06:56.500 Do you think anybody would vote against Trump solely because of the January 6th potential pardons?
00:07:03.420 You think so?
00:07:04.880 I don't know, I don't see many people doing that.
00:07:07.500 But I can certainly see it being a single point of voting for some conservatives.
00:07:12.240 Because when I heard that, you know what the first thing I thought was?
00:07:17.720 Oh shit, I might actually register and vote.
00:07:21.060 Because then I wouldn't be voting for Trump, would I?
00:07:25.680 Basically, it would give me a way to vote for citizens.
00:07:29.320 Wouldn't it?
00:07:30.660 If Trump says I'll give a pardon to all of them,
00:07:33.380 or the ones who didn't do violent stuff, let's say, whatever it is,
00:07:37.000 that gives you a direct way to vote for the citizens,
00:07:41.760 assuming he keeps his promise and wins.
00:07:45.060 So that didn't exist before, did it?
00:07:47.780 Usually you're voting for the candidate.
00:07:50.120 But he's actually giving you an opportunity to vote to free American citizens.
00:07:55.420 I don't think I would necessarily walk to the voting booth or even mail in a ballot
00:08:00.080 if all I'm getting out of it is the president that I voted for.
00:08:04.900 If that's all I'm getting out of it, I don't know if I bother, honestly.
00:08:09.100 I mean, I don't vote for other reasons.
00:08:10.580 I don't like it to bias me.
00:08:12.180 But I wouldn't feel like it was biasing me if I were not voting for the candidate.
00:08:17.560 I'm just voting to free the citizens.
00:08:19.900 And only one of them offers that option.
00:08:21.640 So I'll go, okay, I'll take the option of freeing these citizens.
00:08:26.240 So to me, it looks like Trump played it correct.
00:08:29.980 Because it does activate people who feel like me, anyway.
00:08:33.800 I don't know if it'll activate any of you, but I could feel it.
00:08:38.660 I could feel the persuasion.
00:08:41.500 Like I actually was incentivized to act, to actually get up and move and register.
00:08:47.840 Like I felt all that really strongly.
00:08:50.020 And it wasn't because of Trump.
00:08:52.300 I want to say that again clearly.
00:08:55.040 It wasn't because of voting for Trump.
00:08:57.320 It's because there was an option to free some citizens.
00:09:00.700 That's all.
00:09:01.060 Don Lemon was arguing that when Biden calls the mega-extremists semi-fascists,
00:09:15.360 that's not nearly as bad as fascists.
00:09:18.520 That's not nearly as bad.
00:09:20.100 So stop saying that he's calling them fascists.
00:09:23.340 Because he's calling them semi-fascists.
00:09:25.740 So it's not like calling somebody a Nazi.
00:09:30.620 It's like, you're a neo-Nazi.
00:09:33.780 You're not a full Nazi.
00:09:34.980 You're more neo, sort of new age.
00:09:38.180 You're not fully as bad as the other ones.
00:09:40.820 And then to Don Lemon, I think I'd have to agree with him, just in terms of how language works.
00:09:53.800 Semi is lessonful.
00:09:56.200 So he's not wrong about that.
00:09:58.680 And that's sort of a half-wit thing to say.
00:10:03.160 Half-assed.
00:10:04.940 Semi-fascist.
00:10:06.040 All right.
00:10:08.960 How many of you have seen the Democrats' video compilation of Republicans calling Democrats fascists?
00:10:18.440 Have you seen it?
00:10:19.940 Or are you in a news bubble?
00:10:22.280 This is a test of your news bubble.
00:10:24.940 How many of you have seen the compilation clip of how many times Republicans have called Democrats fascists?
00:10:32.520 Because it turns out that they've done it quite a bit in public.
00:10:39.020 But, oh, play it, you say.
00:10:40.860 Play it.
00:10:42.020 It's on my Twitter feed if you want to play it.
00:10:43.800 But here's my point.
00:10:46.400 I saw a Democrat tweet that around.
00:10:49.780 Who was it?
00:10:51.400 Mehdi Hassan.
00:10:53.660 So he's on Twitter.
00:10:55.080 I don't know what else he is.
00:10:56.060 But he tweets, Fox and the Republicans are losing their minds over Joe Biden calling Meg a semi-fascist.
00:11:06.460 But they'd never call their political opponents fascists.
00:11:09.880 Right?
00:11:10.740 Right?
00:11:13.200 You'll be shocked.
00:11:14.340 Shocked, I tell you.
00:11:15.300 Roll the tape.
00:11:15.980 And then he shows the compilation.
00:11:18.080 But here's where he goes slightly wrong.
00:11:20.500 The compilation that he's showing shows Republicans saying fascist policies.
00:11:30.620 Fascist policies.
00:11:33.200 This is acting fascist.
00:11:36.600 It's fascist-like.
00:11:39.380 It's similar to fascism.
00:11:42.760 And they were always talking about politicians.
00:11:47.120 Politicians.
00:11:48.800 Politicians having policies.
00:11:51.060 Similar to fascism.
00:11:52.540 That's normal political speech.
00:11:55.120 What is not normal is saying that the voters are fascists.
00:11:58.640 Or semi-fascists.
00:12:00.520 Yeah.
00:12:00.880 Let's say semi-fascists.
00:12:02.480 That's different.
00:12:03.940 So that compilation was clever.
00:12:06.080 Because if you were not very discerning, you'd think, oh, those look the same.
00:12:09.800 But they are completely different.
00:12:12.140 There's a big difference between saying these policies are getting a little bit too controlling
00:12:17.760 and taking too much of our freedom.
00:12:19.480 And people will call that semi-fascist, right?
00:12:23.160 That is really different.
00:12:25.180 Really different than calling people and voters fascists.
00:12:29.600 Or even semi-fascists.
00:12:31.040 So I did wake up and watch.
00:12:35.160 I'm glad that I didn't watch it before I went to sleep.
00:12:38.700 Did any of you watch the Biden speech and then try to go to sleep?
00:12:42.820 Because that feels like that would have been a bad strategy.
00:12:45.180 I watched it in the morning when I wasn't yet full of hate.
00:12:51.820 My tank was empty.
00:12:53.800 So I had lots of room for some extra hate to fill it up.
00:12:57.800 But I woke up this morning.
00:13:00.420 And the first tweet I saw was a Sertovich tweet talking about a, what did he say, a Hitler
00:13:08.380 aesthetic?
00:13:09.020 And I thought, well, that's perfect.
00:13:13.860 The speech did, in fact, have a Hitler aesthetic.
00:13:17.920 Now, it was sort of Hitler-Satan aesthetic.
00:13:22.420 I saw a little bit more Satan than Hitler.
00:13:25.540 But you could definitely see both.
00:13:27.960 Right?
00:13:28.260 It was sort of a Satan-dominant hybrid.
00:13:35.060 It was definitely a hybrid of Satan plus Hitler.
00:13:37.580 But I think it was a sativa, I'm sorry, not sativa, Satan-dominant.
00:13:43.640 Satan-dominant.
00:13:45.480 Yeah.
00:13:46.880 Because I compare everything to weed, but that's just me.
00:13:51.520 So, one of the things I, have you seen the hashtag pedo Hitler?
00:13:58.280 Hashtag pedo Hitler.
00:13:59.440 Now, here again, here again, we see the difference between Republicans and Democrats.
00:14:12.580 When Democrats call Trump Hitler, don't they act like they're totally serious?
00:14:20.340 They do, right?
00:14:21.560 I mean, it comes off as serious to me.
00:14:23.440 But when you see the hashtag pedo Hitler, does that come off as totally serious to you?
00:14:31.580 That doesn't feel totally serious, does it?
00:14:33.540 Even though the accusations are serious, right?
00:14:36.080 They're both based on serious accusations.
00:14:38.420 But when somebody says hashtag pedo Hitler, some of that's fun.
00:14:44.020 Would you give me that?
00:14:46.180 Some of that's about the spirit of the fight, right?
00:14:48.860 It's about just enjoying the dust-up.
00:14:54.400 But it was funny as hell, and I laughed at it.
00:14:56.840 Now, I have not been on, I think you would agree.
00:15:00.660 Can anybody give me a fact check on this?
00:15:03.000 I have not been on the pedo thing.
00:15:06.580 That's not my beat.
00:15:07.760 I'm not covering that at all.
00:15:10.060 Can we agree?
00:15:10.900 That's just not my thing.
00:15:12.760 Because it's just too icky, and you never know who did really want,
00:15:16.540 and it's all accusations.
00:15:18.860 It just isn't where I want to go.
00:15:21.680 But then Joe Biden went all the way to labeling a big part of the country as semi-fascist,
00:15:30.320 and I thought, okay, it's fair now.
00:15:34.180 Now it's fair.
00:15:35.680 I was feeling it was a little too far.
00:15:39.040 But he's just broadened the, I think he's broadened the game.
00:15:42.620 It's fair now.
00:15:43.840 In fact, I don't know if I'll ever call him anything else except pedo Hitler.
00:15:47.000 I don't know if I'll call him anything else.
00:15:49.740 He's just pedo Hitler from now on.
00:15:53.020 I'll probably get tired of that, but for now.
00:15:56.960 All right.
00:15:57.960 So let's talk about, and people were saying that Trump said bad things too.
00:16:04.220 And one of the examples was he said, you know, things about windmills that are not true.
00:16:09.320 And I thought, yeah, yeah.
00:16:10.620 On one hand, you've got pedo Hitler declaring civil war against citizens.
00:16:17.580 And on the other hand, Trump says you can't watch TV if the windmills stop, which, of course, he doesn't mean.
00:16:25.080 He doesn't mean that literally.
00:16:26.640 And I think the Democrats have decided, oh, it's about equal.
00:16:32.560 Well, one of them has declared war on citizens of the United States, and the other one thinks that you won't be able to watch TV if the wind stops blowing.
00:16:40.440 But not really.
00:16:41.460 It's obviously a joke.
00:16:44.100 So, yeah, that's about the same.
00:16:47.660 All right.
00:16:48.280 So here are some of the things that angry Joe said.
00:16:51.920 And I will give you, again, a Cernovich summary.
00:16:56.840 And by the way, this is one of those situations where the people you need sort of rise.
00:17:04.200 Have you noticed that?
00:17:06.440 There are some people who just stay dormant until you need them.
00:17:10.300 It's like, you know, break glass in emergency.
00:17:13.340 And Cernovich is a break glass in emergency kind of guy.
00:17:16.980 Like, he's always there.
00:17:18.600 Right?
00:17:18.860 He's always there.
00:17:20.180 You never forget him.
00:17:22.540 But sometimes you've got to break the glass.
00:17:25.900 And I think the glass just got broken.
00:17:27.980 So I'm not sure.
00:17:30.940 But I think Cernovich just became unleashed.
00:17:34.000 Now, he's not pro-Trump, remember.
00:17:36.920 He's not pro-Trump.
00:17:38.680 But Cernovich unleashed is just a good time.
00:17:41.940 So let's see what happens there.
00:17:43.580 And don't think you can predict it, because that's what's fun about him,
00:17:46.800 is you don't know where he's going to end up on anything.
00:17:50.620 So here are the things Angry Joe said.
00:17:52.860 And why did I bring up Cernovich again?
00:17:57.460 Oh, because he was characterizing the speech as basically foreshadowing Trump's indictment.
00:18:04.380 Do you go that far?
00:18:07.820 Do you think that Biden's speech was preparing the country for the certainty of Trump being indicted?
00:18:16.020 Do you think that's coming?
00:18:20.220 It feels like it.
00:18:22.260 So, you know, the future is hard to predict.
00:18:24.640 But I would agree with Cernovich that it feels like it.
00:18:29.040 It has that vibe to it, doesn't it?
00:18:31.180 It doesn't mean it's true, but definitely feels like it.
00:18:34.040 So from a political standpoint, this is one of the biggest mistakes I've ever seen.
00:18:38.580 But we'll see how it plays out.
00:18:43.000 So here's some more of the things that Angry Joe said.
00:18:46.060 I just wrote down, like, pieces of sentences.
00:18:50.260 Democracy under assault.
00:18:52.380 Threats we face.
00:18:54.440 He actually made the phrase, we the people, sound evil.
00:18:57.380 Did you notice that?
00:18:58.100 Have you ever heard the phrase, we the people, ever sound dangerous?
00:19:05.820 He actually made it sound dangerous the way he angry shouted it.
00:19:09.280 I thought, whoa, how do you make those words sound evil?
00:19:13.360 Those are like the most unevil words ever written in the English language, we the people.
00:19:19.320 And he made it sound dangerous.
00:19:21.520 Oh, my God.
00:19:22.140 All right, he said, the Trump and the MAGA extremists threaten the core of the republic.
00:19:29.500 Huh, what do you do to people who threaten the core of the republic?
00:19:33.640 What would be the appropriate reaction to people who threaten the core of the republic?
00:19:38.780 Pretty extreme.
00:19:41.300 He said, not every Republican is MAGA.
00:19:44.840 But he said, MAGA is a threat to this country.
00:19:47.000 He said, that the MAGA people do not believe in the Constitution.
00:19:58.760 That is literally the opposite of their brand.
00:20:03.520 That's the most opposite gaslighting you'll ever see.
00:20:08.060 Even if you said the worst things about the January Sixers and MAGA were all true.
00:20:13.380 Let's say you just accepted all the worst accusations.
00:20:19.400 None of them are about not wanting the Constitution.
00:20:23.200 The Constitution is all they want.
00:20:25.640 It's literally rule one.
00:20:29.340 I mean, it's just so weird that he can say that in public.
00:20:32.760 And the Democrats will...
00:20:34.120 I feel like the Democrats will be, yeah, yeah.
00:20:37.620 That's a good point.
00:20:38.640 The people whose entire philosophy is wrapped around strict adherence to the Constitution.
00:20:45.660 And they were so worried that the Constitution had not been followed in a non-fraudulent way
00:20:52.160 that they actually put their lives and livelihoods on the line to see if they could fix it.
00:20:57.800 The people who cared so much about the Constitution
00:21:00.220 that they risked their lives to protect it.
00:21:04.760 And Biden has painted them as not believing in the Constitution.
00:21:09.320 I don't...
00:21:09.980 It's just...
00:21:11.000 It's mind-boggling.
00:21:12.800 You know, there are lots of things where you can say to yourself,
00:21:14.620 okay, I see your point.
00:21:16.320 Like, even if you don't...
00:21:17.260 Even if you don't agree with it,
00:21:19.700 sometimes you can say, yeah, I don't agree with that,
00:21:21.600 but I see where you're coming from.
00:21:23.220 I get the point.
00:21:24.520 There's no point here at all.
00:21:25.680 This is purely saying zero is one and wet is dry and up is down.
00:21:31.620 That's all that is.
00:21:33.060 And it works.
00:21:34.160 And it works.
00:21:35.080 Because the news bubbles will keep anybody from hearing the counter to it.
00:21:40.100 All right, here's some other things he says.
00:21:41.340 He says that the MAGA people don't accept the results of elections,
00:21:47.560 as if that's limited to one side.
00:21:50.660 That they give power to partisan cronies.
00:21:53.280 They undermine democracy itself,
00:21:55.240 taking the country backwards.
00:21:57.880 They might say that you have no right to marry who you love.
00:22:02.060 Right?
00:22:02.260 Biden says that the risk of these MAGA extremists
00:22:05.520 is that you won't be able to marry who you love.
00:22:11.100 Okay.
00:22:12.260 They're fanning the flames of political violence.
00:22:16.880 And more about the soul of the country.
00:22:19.220 And they're a mob that stormed the Capitol.
00:22:21.560 They're insurrectionists, not patriots.
00:22:24.600 Clear and present danger to our democracy.
00:22:27.800 There it is.
00:22:28.680 Clear and present danger.
00:22:30.520 What do you do when there's a clear and present danger?
00:22:34.040 Well, you don't just talk about it.
00:22:36.040 Do you?
00:22:36.520 Do you just make a speech?
00:22:38.140 If there's a clear and present danger,
00:22:40.080 those are words of action, not talk.
00:22:43.100 Clear and present danger says we're putting assets in action.
00:22:47.320 Am I wrong?
00:22:49.300 If the president, who's the head of the military,
00:22:53.980 says there's a clear and present danger,
00:22:56.800 that means the talking is done.
00:22:59.480 Am I wrong?
00:23:01.080 Am I interpreting that wrong?
00:23:03.600 To me, that means the talking is done.
00:23:05.960 Clear and present danger.
00:23:07.860 You wouldn't use that language
00:23:09.440 if you're talking about a potential danger,
00:23:12.400 a future danger,
00:23:13.480 a thing that might be bad,
00:23:15.080 a thing to be aware of,
00:23:16.700 a thing to be wary of,
00:23:17.840 a thing to vote against.
00:23:18.900 You wouldn't say clear and present danger.
00:23:23.120 Clear and present danger says fire the missiles.
00:23:26.620 Right?
00:23:28.760 I don't know how else to interpret that.
00:23:30.680 He says, you know,
00:23:35.140 extreme mega, fear, division, and darkness.
00:23:37.560 They thrive on chaos,
00:23:39.200 anger, shadows of lies.
00:23:42.160 We're a nation that honors the rule of law,
00:23:44.500 meaning that they don't.
00:23:46.020 Blind loyalty to a single leader
00:23:48.000 and willingness to engage in violence.
00:23:50.420 Extremists who pursue power over any blah, blah, blah.
00:23:53.120 Mega Republicans are destroying American democracy.
00:23:55.820 Violence is never acceptable tool.
00:23:59.020 So you can see the setup here, right?
00:24:02.660 The setup is that the government
00:24:04.800 is planning to do something to Republicans
00:24:07.160 that Republicans might naturally think
00:24:10.900 a violent response was appropriate.
00:24:14.520 And so he's making sure that he's primed you
00:24:17.680 to say that violence is never acceptable.
00:24:21.300 Let me be really clear.
00:24:22.760 Violence is totally acceptable.
00:24:25.180 How do you think the country was formed?
00:24:27.660 The United States was formed entirely on violence.
00:24:31.480 Violence is completely acceptable.
00:24:33.720 That's one reason we have the Second Amendment.
00:24:35.940 Violence is not only acceptable,
00:24:38.780 it's required.
00:24:40.660 It's required.
00:24:43.040 And so don't let anybody tell you
00:24:44.920 that violence is unacceptable
00:24:46.340 in a context where some of the country
00:24:49.120 might get rounded up.
00:24:51.740 It's definitely not acceptable
00:24:53.560 in normal times under normal situations.
00:24:56.280 And we're definitely still under normal times.
00:24:59.960 So let me say as clearly as I can,
00:25:03.020 we're nowhere near a revolution.
00:25:04.480 We're nowhere near it.
00:25:07.080 That if you walk outside
00:25:08.340 and you stop looking at Twitter and your TV,
00:25:12.120 everything's fine.
00:25:14.360 You should try it.
00:25:15.920 Just walk outside.
00:25:17.460 There's nothing happening out there.
00:25:19.700 As soon as I walk out my door,
00:25:21.040 there's just nothing happening.
00:25:22.480 It's like the neighbors are walking the dogs.
00:25:24.740 Like, hey, Scott, how you doing?
00:25:26.840 How's Snickers doing?
00:25:28.020 Oh, she's great.
00:25:28.900 She's slowing down a little bit.
00:25:30.640 All right.
00:25:31.460 I like your show.
00:25:32.500 Thanks.
00:25:33.060 See you tomorrow.
00:25:35.840 That's what happens when I walk outside.
00:25:37.700 What happens to you?
00:25:39.420 Yeah, we're nowhere near it.
00:25:41.080 This is just political fuckery.
00:25:43.620 That's all it is.
00:25:46.120 Everything's fine.
00:25:48.140 Not only that,
00:25:49.080 but wait till I get to the good part.
00:25:51.060 There's a good part coming.
00:25:53.140 So let's see.
00:25:54.840 We've got almost 4,000 people on YouTube.
00:25:58.620 The locals people wanted to know
00:26:00.000 how many people would show up.
00:26:01.900 All right.
00:26:02.240 So here's what else they say.
00:26:05.980 All right.
00:26:10.340 And we can't allow violence to be normalized.
00:26:14.160 Well, I agree with that.
00:26:15.460 You don't want violence to be normalized,
00:26:17.980 for sure.
00:26:18.600 But here's what Charlie Kirk noticed
00:26:23.720 about the speech in a tweet.
00:26:25.880 Here are the number of things
00:26:26.980 that Biden mentioned.
00:26:28.900 The number of times he mentioned
00:26:30.300 to China, zero.
00:26:32.260 Crime, zero.
00:26:33.740 Inflation, zero.
00:26:35.700 Fentanyl, zero.
00:26:37.280 The border, zero.
00:26:39.620 Charlottesville,
00:26:41.080 the fine people hoax, once.
00:26:43.040 January 6th, hoax, twice.
00:26:45.620 The insurrection, hoax, same thing.
00:26:47.760 So I guess that's five times
00:26:49.080 he mentioned that.
00:26:50.300 Trump, three times.
00:26:54.640 Extremism, seven times.
00:26:55.840 Violence, 10.
00:26:56.740 MAGA, 13.
00:26:57.760 And Republicans, 16.
00:27:00.100 Now, you do not have to be
00:27:01.780 a political genius
00:27:02.860 to conclude the following.
00:27:05.740 They are trying to distract you
00:27:07.620 from the more complicated things
00:27:11.860 that don't work for their side.
00:27:13.260 They don't want you to think
00:27:14.860 about the economy.
00:27:15.900 They don't want you to think
00:27:16.580 about Afghanistan.
00:27:17.860 They don't want you to think
00:27:18.940 about anything but this.
00:27:21.120 So the reason that they're
00:27:22.520 stoking your emotions
00:27:23.960 is to get you off the trail
00:27:26.720 of the other stuff.
00:27:28.480 But also, as Mike Serovich
00:27:30.680 pointed out quite accurately,
00:27:33.000 they could be priming us
00:27:34.900 for some arrests
00:27:36.080 that would include Trump.
00:27:38.840 So they could be priming
00:27:40.240 the country and also testing it,
00:27:41.640 maybe testing the attitude
00:27:43.040 of the country.
00:27:45.060 But here's something else
00:27:47.480 that Joe Biden just did.
00:27:50.040 I don't know if you noticed.
00:27:52.660 He just gave up the high ground.
00:27:55.380 He just gave up the high ground.
00:27:58.140 Now, how do you fight Trump?
00:28:01.360 Trump likes to fight
00:28:02.860 in the gutter, right?
00:28:03.900 He likes to fight in the gutter.
00:28:05.460 What happens if you go down
00:28:06.860 into the gutter
00:28:07.600 and fight Trump
00:28:08.580 where he likes to fight?
00:28:09.640 How does that work out for you?
00:28:12.160 How did it work out
00:28:12.840 for Marco Rubio
00:28:13.880 and the other Republicans
00:28:16.060 who tried to do it
00:28:16.860 for about a minute?
00:28:17.920 It doesn't work.
00:28:18.860 It doesn't work.
00:28:19.680 So if you try to fight
00:28:20.660 Trump in the gutter,
00:28:22.660 Trump wins.
00:28:24.940 Right?
00:28:25.760 What happens if you try
00:28:26.900 to take the high road?
00:28:28.780 What happens if you take
00:28:29.620 the high road?
00:28:31.500 Well, you could argue
00:28:32.660 that that's what Biden did
00:28:33.800 when he ran for president.
00:28:35.700 And how did he do?
00:28:36.600 Well, allegedly, he won.
00:28:39.640 Allegedly.
00:28:43.900 So Biden knows
00:28:46.020 how to beat Trump.
00:28:48.020 Biden absolutely knows
00:28:49.500 how to beat him.
00:28:49.940 Just take the high road.
00:28:51.740 Now, do you think
00:28:52.960 that Trump
00:28:53.540 is not smart enough
00:28:55.840 to know that the high road
00:28:56.880 has been abandoned?
00:28:58.460 It's completely vacant.
00:29:01.220 It's the best real...
00:29:02.440 Let me put it in Trump terms.
00:29:05.200 Biden just evacuated
00:29:07.160 the best real estate
00:29:09.300 in the country.
00:29:11.060 The best real estate
00:29:12.420 in the country
00:29:12.880 is the high ground.
00:29:14.500 Everybody loves
00:29:15.220 the high ground.
00:29:16.760 That's why it's the high ground.
00:29:18.100 It's the high ground
00:29:18.760 because you don't argue with it.
00:29:20.420 Now, let me tell you
00:29:21.140 a Trump strategy
00:29:22.020 where he takes
00:29:23.440 this boner from Biden
00:29:25.720 and just walks
00:29:27.320 into the White House
00:29:28.300 with practically
00:29:29.020 no friction.
00:29:31.380 Now, everybody does this
00:29:35.620 and it's really annoying
00:29:36.620 when you pretend
00:29:38.400 like you're telling
00:29:39.160 the president
00:29:39.700 what he should say or do.
00:29:41.820 Here's why that's annoying.
00:29:44.240 If anybody could tell Trump
00:29:45.980 what to say or do,
00:29:47.760 they would have told him
00:29:48.740 to do things differently
00:29:50.100 than he did them
00:29:50.940 and he wouldn't have been president.
00:29:52.980 So every time you think
00:29:54.240 you know how to give him advice,
00:29:56.900 just take a step back.
00:29:58.380 Just consider your humility
00:30:01.980 for a moment.
00:30:04.020 Just consider
00:30:05.080 that whatever he's doing
00:30:07.200 seems to get a certain effect
00:30:08.880 and you don't know
00:30:10.000 if you could do that.
00:30:12.000 So when he does things
00:30:13.240 that you wouldn't do,
00:30:14.780 it doesn't mean it's wrong.
00:30:17.060 It doesn't mean it won't work out.
00:30:18.400 It's just you wouldn't
00:30:19.140 have done it that way.
00:30:20.660 So I'm going to do
00:30:21.720 the same cringy thing,
00:30:22.960 but I'm doing it
00:30:24.760 in the context
00:30:25.620 of trying to
00:30:26.380 give you a lesson
00:30:28.180 on persuasion.
00:30:29.780 So my context
00:30:30.920 is more about
00:30:31.680 explaining why it would work.
00:30:34.320 I don't have any illusion
00:30:35.740 that Trump will do it.
00:30:37.900 So it's more about
00:30:38.680 the lesson.
00:30:40.840 Imagine if you will,
00:30:42.280 and again,
00:30:42.720 it's purely imaginary,
00:30:44.560 that Trump says,
00:30:45.660 I'm going to give a speech
00:30:46.460 on national unity.
00:30:50.380 Boom.
00:30:50.780 Mic drop.
00:30:54.080 And it's going to be
00:30:54.980 in a week.
00:30:57.760 Boom.
00:31:00.260 Now,
00:31:00.900 what might that
00:31:01.860 national unity speech say?
00:31:04.120 Well,
00:31:04.640 we would have a week
00:31:05.420 to talk about
00:31:06.160 nothing else.
00:31:07.880 Imagine having
00:31:08.660 the whole weekend
00:31:09.560 to wonder
00:31:10.660 what Trump will say.
00:31:13.180 Because it's going to be
00:31:14.060 a slow news weekend, right?
00:31:15.900 Trump can completely
00:31:17.460 kneecap
00:31:18.240 everything the Biden said
00:31:19.800 by saying that he's
00:31:21.260 planning to give
00:31:22.000 a unity speech.
00:31:23.600 You would be so curious
00:31:25.160 what that fucking speech
00:31:26.360 would be about.
00:31:28.180 You wouldn't be able
00:31:29.080 to think about
00:31:29.600 anything else.
00:31:31.120 Because you'd ask yourself,
00:31:32.640 is he going to go
00:31:33.360 hard at Biden,
00:31:34.700 or is he going to take
00:31:36.160 a more clever,
00:31:37.600 you know,
00:31:38.540 Trump-like tactic
00:31:39.500 that you just didn't
00:31:40.260 see coming?
00:31:41.160 Like,
00:31:41.540 the Trump way
00:31:42.160 is the thing
00:31:42.640 you didn't see coming,
00:31:43.440 basically.
00:31:43.780 Let me just give you
00:31:46.240 some suggestions
00:31:47.020 of something
00:31:47.800 Trump could say
00:31:48.680 from the high ground.
00:31:50.940 Are you ready?
00:31:52.260 Now watch to see
00:31:53.540 if you get goosebumps.
00:31:55.100 This will be your test.
00:31:56.500 If any of this
00:31:57.320 gives you a goosebumps,
00:31:58.500 then you know
00:31:59.040 I'm on the right track,
00:32:00.120 right?
00:32:00.560 Persuasion-wise.
00:32:01.720 Because one of the good
00:32:02.400 ways to test persuasion
00:32:03.620 is if it has a physical
00:32:04.880 effect on you.
00:32:06.280 Like I said earlier,
00:32:08.280 that, you know,
00:32:09.800 if something has
00:32:10.260 a physical effect on you,
00:32:11.400 you know that's
00:32:12.100 good persuasion.
00:32:13.700 All right,
00:32:13.940 so here are some
00:32:14.420 things he could say.
00:32:17.160 Imagine saying,
00:32:18.960 folks,
00:32:19.500 let's forget about
00:32:20.580 the 2020 election,
00:32:24.140 but what I would like
00:32:25.140 to bring the country
00:32:25.880 together with
00:32:26.680 is a bipartisan
00:32:28.040 election reform commission.
00:32:32.220 Bipartisan election
00:32:33.220 reform.
00:32:34.360 You don't trust us,
00:32:35.680 we don't trust you.
00:32:37.040 Let's see if we can
00:32:37.800 fix that.
00:32:40.440 Goosebumps yet?
00:32:42.240 Yeah?
00:32:42.800 Did you get it?
00:32:43.560 I'm not done.
00:32:46.380 Number two,
00:32:47.500 ask for bipartisan
00:32:48.600 FBI reform.
00:32:52.700 Bipartisan FBI reform.
00:32:55.060 Some people think
00:32:55.900 the FBI kept
00:32:57.060 Clinton out of office,
00:32:58.660 and maybe they did.
00:33:00.000 Maybe they did.
00:33:00.780 I'm not sure I buy that,
00:33:02.520 but it's not crazy.
00:33:04.460 So the FBI has moved
00:33:06.100 against both Republicans
00:33:07.220 and Democrats,
00:33:08.100 am I right?
00:33:08.480 They've embarrassed
00:33:10.180 both Democrats
00:33:11.200 and Republicans.
00:33:12.400 The one thing
00:33:13.280 we can agree
00:33:13.920 is that we need
00:33:14.720 to reform them.
00:33:16.960 Did you know,
00:33:17.700 for example,
00:33:18.320 that it's legal now
00:33:20.780 to do domestic propaganda?
00:33:22.800 So the government
00:33:25.680 can do domestic propaganda
00:33:27.700 is legal.
00:33:29.680 Obama signed the law
00:33:30.880 making it,
00:33:32.080 it was illegal,
00:33:33.060 and now it's legal again.
00:33:34.800 Don't you think
00:33:35.400 that the president
00:33:36.000 could say,
00:33:36.600 let's revisit that law?
00:33:39.120 Huh?
00:33:40.140 How about that?
00:33:41.320 Now,
00:33:41.560 I don't know
00:33:41.900 if that law is good
00:33:43.040 or bad,
00:33:43.860 because I haven't heard
00:33:44.400 the arguments
00:33:44.860 on both sides,
00:33:45.860 but wouldn't you love
00:33:47.060 to see him say,
00:33:48.140 let's have a bipartisan
00:33:48.980 commission,
00:33:50.080 decide if that law
00:33:51.500 still makes sense?
00:33:53.160 Because nobody's
00:33:53.900 going to say no to that.
00:33:55.420 Am I right?
00:33:56.520 You might say no
00:33:57.640 to changing it,
00:33:58.860 but you're not
00:33:59.980 going to say no
00:34:00.580 to looking into it
00:34:01.380 with a bipartisan commission.
00:34:06.500 How about this?
00:34:08.200 Ask for a bipartisan
00:34:09.320 commission
00:34:09.880 to study both
00:34:10.800 climate risks
00:34:11.840 and the risks
00:34:13.800 from cutting
00:34:14.460 fossil fuels
00:34:15.320 too quickly.
00:34:15.900 But if he does this,
00:34:20.100 he's going to have
00:34:20.860 to say in a
00:34:21.700 full-throated way,
00:34:23.400 there is risk
00:34:24.080 of climate change,
00:34:25.660 which I don't know
00:34:26.560 if he's ever said
00:34:27.460 clearly,
00:34:29.060 but he could.
00:34:31.040 He could say,
00:34:31.960 scientists tell us
00:34:32.860 there's a risk,
00:34:33.840 I'm not going
00:34:34.520 to ignore that.
00:34:35.800 But what I always
00:34:36.780 worry about
00:34:37.340 is that the risks
00:34:38.200 of overreaction
00:34:39.300 are not included.
00:34:40.740 Let's do a bipartisan
00:34:41.760 commission
00:34:42.340 where we look at
00:34:43.140 both the risks
00:34:43.860 of acting too quickly
00:34:45.020 with, you know,
00:34:46.440 let's say,
00:34:46.880 cutting fossil fuels
00:34:47.940 too quickly
00:34:48.420 compared to the risks
00:34:50.280 of not doing it
00:34:51.160 and make sure
00:34:52.000 we have a complete
00:34:52.680 picture.
00:34:54.060 Now, it's got to be
00:34:54.700 a bipartisan commission,
00:34:55.880 not some Republican-led thing.
00:34:59.720 Now, that one
00:35:00.480 you might want
00:35:00.920 to leave out
00:35:01.300 because climate change
00:35:02.100 is too provocative.
00:35:06.640 But imagine
00:35:07.420 those things.
00:35:08.580 So who's going
00:35:09.140 to say no
00:35:09.680 to bipartisan
00:35:10.380 election reform
00:35:11.440 recommendations
00:35:12.220 because it would
00:35:13.120 just be recommendations?
00:35:13.980 Bipartisan look
00:35:15.740 at the FBI,
00:35:17.240 bipartisan look
00:35:18.060 at climate risks
00:35:19.080 and all of the risks,
00:35:20.820 you know,
00:35:21.300 to basically
00:35:22.140 save the
00:35:23.140 third world countries.
00:35:25.040 And then
00:35:25.820 bipartisan look
00:35:27.500 at government
00:35:28.540 propaganda.
00:35:32.120 Am I wrong?
00:35:34.960 How about he says
00:35:36.100 the border is a mess,
00:35:38.420 but if you listen
00:35:39.740 to Elon Musk,
00:35:40.520 we have two problems.
00:35:41.880 One is, you know,
00:35:42.720 the border and crime
00:35:43.720 and things
00:35:44.400 coming across.
00:35:45.480 But the other
00:35:46.080 is a lack
00:35:46.640 of population.
00:35:48.100 Our population
00:35:48.800 might be growing
00:35:49.440 too slowly.
00:35:50.920 So I'm going
00:35:51.560 to recommend
00:35:52.000 a bipartisan
00:35:52.760 commission
00:35:53.360 of economists
00:35:55.120 to give us
00:35:56.900 a number
00:35:57.220 of how many
00:35:57.700 people should
00:35:58.200 come in
00:35:58.660 and under
00:35:59.160 what conditions.
00:36:01.360 And just say,
00:36:02.280 let the economics
00:36:03.180 drive it.
00:36:04.460 You know,
00:36:04.680 I won't even,
00:36:05.980 I'll just let
00:36:06.500 the economics
00:36:07.040 drive it.
00:36:08.560 Now,
00:36:09.560 some of my
00:36:10.120 examples,
00:36:10.860 you know,
00:36:11.020 you say,
00:36:11.420 oh,
00:36:11.560 don't do
00:36:11.940 that one.
00:36:13.080 But the
00:36:14.820 election,
00:36:15.420 the election
00:36:16.100 bipartisan
00:36:16.640 commission,
00:36:17.340 there's no way
00:36:17.800 that doesn't
00:36:18.300 work.
00:36:19.440 That just
00:36:19.880 works.
00:36:20.760 That's just
00:36:21.160 the high ground.
00:36:21.920 You can't
00:36:22.300 take it away.
00:36:23.240 How about
00:36:23.780 saying,
00:36:24.660 I want a
00:36:25.240 Narcan
00:36:25.980 in every car?
00:36:28.960 How about
00:36:29.560 there's one
00:36:29.960 thing we can
00:36:30.480 all agree on?
00:36:31.220 We put Narcan
00:36:31.880 in everybody's
00:36:32.500 car.
00:36:33.240 Not required,
00:36:34.980 not a mandate,
00:36:36.600 not a mandate,
00:36:37.440 but maybe
00:36:38.100 the government
00:36:38.500 can help
00:36:39.020 you know
00:36:40.020 where it
00:36:40.320 is and
00:36:40.740 know to
00:36:41.020 use it
00:36:41.500 and get
00:36:42.400 it in
00:36:42.620 your car.
00:36:44.360 So,
00:36:45.840 somebody says
00:36:46.540 no to that.
00:36:49.740 Now,
00:36:50.340 let me ask
00:36:51.240 you.
00:36:51.660 Here's my
00:36:52.380 proposition and
00:36:53.260 the only thing
00:36:53.720 I want to
00:36:54.080 sell to you
00:36:54.540 today.
00:36:56.260 Should you
00:36:56.820 be in a
00:36:57.580 worked up
00:36:58.080 bad mood
00:36:58.880 because of
00:37:00.340 Biden saying
00:37:01.280 all these
00:37:02.020 things?
00:37:03.040 Or should
00:37:03.680 you say
00:37:04.000 to yourself,
00:37:04.900 he just
00:37:06.280 left the
00:37:06.880 most valuable
00:37:07.560 real estate
00:37:08.300 in the
00:37:08.820 entire
00:37:09.100 country
00:37:09.580 for the
00:37:12.120 candidate
00:37:12.540 that you
00:37:12.900 might prefer,
00:37:13.500 if you
00:37:13.800 prefer Trump.
00:37:18.060 Don't let
00:37:18.740 them talk
00:37:19.600 you into
00:37:20.240 doing what
00:37:20.960 they're trying
00:37:21.400 to talk
00:37:21.780 you into,
00:37:22.220 which is
00:37:22.520 acting crazy.
00:37:24.060 Don't let
00:37:24.700 them make
00:37:25.060 you act
00:37:25.400 crazy.
00:37:26.680 Don't do
00:37:27.160 it.
00:37:28.160 Because that's
00:37:28.800 what they're
00:37:29.080 trying to do.
00:37:29.680 They're goading
00:37:30.320 you into
00:37:30.860 acting crazy.
00:37:33.120 They're goading
00:37:33.840 you into
00:37:34.380 supporting the
00:37:35.140 people who
00:37:35.560 did the
00:37:35.880 violence,
00:37:36.520 which, by
00:37:36.980 the way,
00:37:37.320 you did
00:37:37.620 this morning.
00:37:38.740 When I
00:37:39.280 said, should
00:37:39.700 Trump, you
00:37:40.940 know, pardon
00:37:42.080 everybody, there
00:37:43.760 were a bunch
00:37:44.240 of people who
00:37:44.840 immediately backed
00:37:45.840 the violent
00:37:46.440 people.
00:37:47.340 That's what
00:37:47.840 they want you
00:37:48.260 to do.
00:37:49.960 Now, I get
00:37:51.000 where you're
00:37:51.660 coming from, by
00:37:52.340 the way.
00:37:52.880 I understand
00:37:53.420 that completely,
00:37:54.220 and I'm not
00:37:54.660 even disagreeing.
00:37:56.140 But I wouldn't
00:37:56.800 say it out loud.
00:37:58.380 I wouldn't say
00:37:59.100 it out loud,
00:38:00.340 because that's
00:38:00.940 what they want
00:38:01.360 you to do.
00:38:01.760 Right.
00:38:04.480 Now, what
00:38:09.620 happens if
00:38:12.020 they indict
00:38:12.940 Trump?
00:38:14.040 What are you
00:38:14.700 going to do?
00:38:16.940 What would
00:38:17.740 you do if
00:38:19.200 they indicted
00:38:19.760 Trump before,
00:38:21.000 let's say,
00:38:21.420 before the
00:38:21.900 presidential
00:38:22.340 election, but
00:38:23.060 after the
00:38:23.480 midterms?
00:38:23.860 politics, what
00:38:25.500 would you do?
00:38:27.540 You'd vote?
00:38:28.620 You'd protest?
00:38:33.120 Yeah, maybe
00:38:33.960 you would.
00:38:35.380 Maybe you
00:38:35.900 would.
00:38:37.580 But would
00:38:39.060 you get
00:38:40.740 violent if
00:38:42.600 he's indicted
00:38:43.220 and they show
00:38:43.820 the evidence?
00:38:45.720 Not if it
00:38:46.400 goes through the
00:38:46.820 legal process.
00:38:48.180 If it's
00:38:48.780 transparent,
00:38:49.940 if it's
00:38:50.280 transparent,
00:38:50.900 it's
00:38:51.040 transparent.
00:38:52.260 I might
00:38:52.600 not like
00:38:53.060 it, but
00:38:54.060 it's not
00:38:54.300 like revolution
00:38:55.020 time.
00:38:57.000 Now, I
00:38:57.660 think that in
00:38:58.300 the end,
00:38:58.660 they're not
00:38:58.960 going to do
00:38:59.340 it.
00:39:00.640 In the end,
00:39:01.180 I don't think
00:39:01.620 they're going
00:39:01.920 to indict
00:39:02.280 him, because
00:39:02.900 I think they
00:39:03.380 know that
00:39:03.700 would be
00:39:03.960 too far.
00:39:05.700 And not
00:39:06.480 too far in
00:39:07.100 terms of it
00:39:07.800 would spark a
00:39:08.440 revolution,
00:39:09.100 because we're
00:39:09.480 nowhere near
00:39:10.080 a revolution,
00:39:10.920 but too far
00:39:11.660 in terms of it
00:39:12.400 would get too
00:39:13.400 many Republican
00:39:14.360 voters to get
00:39:15.380 off their
00:39:15.680 ass and vote.
00:39:23.640 What if
00:39:24.180 they convict
00:39:24.900 for some
00:39:26.020 BS crime?
00:39:27.160 Well,
00:39:27.380 conviction is
00:39:28.040 different.
00:39:28.820 Conviction would
00:39:29.440 take, what,
00:39:30.340 a year or two?
00:39:31.700 So you're not
00:39:32.380 even going to
00:39:32.700 have to worry
00:39:33.120 about the
00:39:33.460 conviction part
00:39:34.180 until after
00:39:34.560 the election.
00:39:35.700 And if he
00:39:36.120 gets elected,
00:39:36.820 he probably
00:39:37.160 won't be
00:39:37.500 convicted,
00:39:38.100 because he's
00:39:38.480 in office.
00:39:39.940 And if he
00:39:40.600 doesn't get
00:39:41.020 elected,
00:39:42.460 then it
00:39:43.720 doesn't change
00:39:44.260 politics
00:39:44.780 directly.
00:39:45.380 All right.
00:39:49.400 So, here's
00:39:50.700 my advice to
00:39:51.480 you.
00:39:53.700 Don't get
00:39:54.460 angry and
00:39:55.040 violent and
00:39:55.540 act crazy.
00:39:57.220 The memes
00:39:58.040 that people
00:39:58.520 are doing
00:39:58.860 about Biden
00:40:00.260 are exactly
00:40:00.960 right.
00:40:02.080 But make
00:40:02.660 sure people
00:40:03.560 know you're
00:40:04.020 joking, right?
00:40:05.860 When people
00:40:06.660 talk about
00:40:07.240 Trump, they
00:40:08.020 actually say
00:40:08.960 they think
00:40:10.040 he's going
00:40:10.380 to put people
00:40:10.860 in prison
00:40:11.340 camps and
00:40:11.860 stuff.
00:40:12.900 I do
00:40:13.340 think Biden
00:40:14.040 is dangerous
00:40:14.840 to, let's
00:40:16.940 say, public
00:40:17.460 figures who
00:40:18.440 are Republican.
00:40:19.600 If there
00:40:20.120 was any
00:40:20.380 way he
00:40:20.640 could take
00:40:20.960 a player
00:40:21.340 off the
00:40:21.720 board, I
00:40:22.140 think he
00:40:22.460 would.
00:40:23.180 But that's
00:40:23.620 politics in
00:40:24.600 general.
00:40:26.060 I feel it
00:40:26.500 works both
00:40:26.980 ways, right?
00:40:27.800 Republicans
00:40:28.220 would take a
00:40:28.860 Democrat off
00:40:29.440 the board
00:40:29.840 any time they
00:40:30.520 could, any
00:40:31.620 opportunity.
00:40:32.600 So I don't
00:40:33.060 think that's
00:40:33.480 going to
00:40:33.680 change.
00:40:34.360 And I think
00:40:34.940 that whatever
00:40:35.380 they were going
00:40:35.880 to do with
00:40:36.240 Trump, they
00:40:36.580 were going
00:40:36.800 to do
00:40:37.000 anyway.
00:40:37.320 So none
00:40:40.120 of this
00:40:40.380 changes that.
00:40:42.400 So don't
00:40:43.160 let them
00:40:43.740 fall for
00:40:45.320 it.
00:40:45.860 And make
00:40:46.140 sure you
00:40:46.540 keep a
00:40:47.100 distinction
00:40:47.600 between the
00:40:49.080 mockery that
00:40:50.800 you're giving
00:40:51.400 to Biden and
00:40:52.520 the actual
00:40:53.080 genuine feelings
00:40:54.180 that the TDS
00:40:55.160 people have
00:40:55.780 that he's
00:40:56.400 actually
00:40:56.740 Hiller.
00:40:58.100 That's a
00:40:58.780 mental illness.
00:41:00.440 Don't go
00:41:01.280 down the
00:41:01.640 mental illness
00:41:02.240 line.
00:41:03.260 Now I do
00:41:03.660 know, I
00:41:04.300 mean, it's
00:41:05.940 not lost on
00:41:06.620 me, that
00:41:07.380 the way
00:41:07.700 Biden talks
00:41:08.460 does sound
00:41:09.360 like angry
00:41:09.980 Hiller.
00:41:11.240 That's what
00:41:11.780 it sounds
00:41:12.160 like.
00:41:12.940 It sounds
00:41:13.600 like he's
00:41:14.000 crazy and
00:41:14.600 angry and
00:41:15.400 dangerous.
00:41:16.460 But he's
00:41:16.740 probably not.
00:41:18.700 Well, he
00:41:19.200 might be
00:41:19.520 crazy, but
00:41:20.140 he's probably
00:41:21.120 not dangerous.
00:41:23.440 Just make
00:41:24.140 sure that you
00:41:24.600 keep it on
00:41:25.100 the mocking,
00:41:26.100 funny memes,
00:41:27.340 Hitler, Satan
00:41:28.080 stuff, because
00:41:29.620 you want to
00:41:30.740 mock him out
00:41:31.320 of office.
00:41:32.220 You don't
00:41:32.620 want to give
00:41:33.100 him any
00:41:35.200 kind of
00:41:35.740 fodder.
00:41:36.660 Because the
00:41:37.180 thing they'd
00:41:37.640 like most is
00:41:39.240 for you to
00:41:39.820 start blaming
00:41:40.720 them for
00:41:41.240 being Hitler
00:41:41.700 without having
00:41:42.600 the goods.
00:41:44.460 And then
00:41:44.740 it looks
00:41:46.620 like a
00:41:46.940 tie.
00:41:50.240 Are
00:41:50.360 leaders used
00:41:50.980 to sound
00:41:51.320 that masculine
00:41:52.060 on a regular
00:41:52.820 basis?
00:41:53.660 Did they?
00:41:54.640 Not in my
00:41:55.080 lifetime.
00:42:00.140 Who wrote
00:42:00.800 his speech?
00:42:01.560 Good
00:42:01.860 question.
00:42:03.080 All right.
00:42:04.120 To me, there
00:42:04.800 was a
00:42:05.260 disconnect
00:42:05.680 between the
00:42:06.600 words in
00:42:07.040 his speech
00:42:07.540 and the
00:42:08.140 way he
00:42:08.440 delivered
00:42:08.800 it.
00:42:09.620 Did anybody
00:42:10.300 catch that?
00:42:12.340 Because if
00:42:13.160 you read
00:42:13.660 that speech,
00:42:14.420 I don't
00:42:14.760 know if
00:42:15.040 it would
00:42:15.220 sound the
00:42:15.760 way he
00:42:16.100 spoke it.
00:42:17.400 Because he
00:42:17.820 spoke it
00:42:18.380 angry crazy,
00:42:19.500 didn't he?
00:42:19.820 He spoke it
00:42:20.480 in Dementia
00:42:21.360 Joe voice.
00:42:26.000 And even
00:42:27.720 as provocative
00:42:28.840 as the words
00:42:29.680 were, it's
00:42:31.060 easy to
00:42:31.700 imagine Obama
00:42:33.420 giving that
00:42:34.000 speech,
00:42:34.620 isn't it?
00:42:35.780 You can
00:42:36.360 imagine Obama
00:42:37.280 giving the
00:42:37.780 speech in
00:42:38.900 his calm
00:42:39.520 Obama voice,
00:42:40.600 and you
00:42:41.000 would say,
00:42:41.420 oh, well,
00:42:42.400 he's just
00:42:42.760 warning us
00:42:43.280 of some
00:42:43.600 dangerous
00:42:43.940 stuff.
00:42:44.300 That's
00:42:44.500 okay.
00:42:45.440 That's
00:42:45.720 fine.
00:42:46.740 He's just
00:42:47.260 warning us.
00:42:48.220 There might
00:42:48.660 be some
00:42:48.940 bad stuff.
00:42:49.560 Don't be
00:42:49.860 like that.
00:42:50.900 Be more
00:42:51.380 American.
00:42:52.020 That sounds
00:42:52.420 fine.
00:42:53.340 If you just
00:42:54.080 read the
00:42:54.480 words in
00:42:55.540 normal voice,
00:42:56.400 even though the
00:42:57.080 words are
00:42:57.480 plenty provocative,
00:42:59.260 but if you
00:42:59.680 read them in a
00:43:00.280 normal voice,
00:43:00.900 they would
00:43:01.100 sound different.
00:43:01.560 Now, a
00:43:07.280 lot of
00:43:07.480 people are
00:43:07.800 giving me
00:43:08.320 credit this
00:43:09.020 morning for
00:43:10.060 accurately
00:43:11.220 predicting that
00:43:12.180 Republicans would
00:43:13.180 be hunted,
00:43:14.800 which the
00:43:16.560 Democrats say,
00:43:19.720 ha, ha, ha,
00:43:20.440 that's your
00:43:20.840 worst prediction
00:43:22.040 you've ever
00:43:22.580 made, and
00:43:23.620 Republicans say,
00:43:24.500 well, you
00:43:24.760 nailed it.
00:43:25.500 You're right on
00:43:26.040 there, being
00:43:26.920 hunted like
00:43:27.440 crazy.
00:43:28.600 But I don't
00:43:29.520 think I can
00:43:30.060 convince anybody
00:43:30.920 that I'm
00:43:31.400 right or
00:43:31.920 wrong on
00:43:32.240 that.
00:43:32.940 Everybody's
00:43:33.400 just going
00:43:33.700 to see the
00:43:33.980 wrong movie.
00:43:38.060 Now, whoever
00:43:39.340 wrote that
00:43:39.900 speech and
00:43:40.880 whoever staged
00:43:42.080 it, I
00:43:44.740 don't think
00:43:45.340 that they
00:43:45.720 knew it
00:43:46.220 was going
00:43:46.520 to look
00:43:46.760 like a
00:43:47.240 satanic
00:43:47.860 setting.
00:43:49.640 But the
00:43:50.360 reds and
00:43:51.040 the lights
00:43:51.440 actually did.
00:43:52.500 It was
00:43:52.960 impossible not
00:43:53.640 to think of
00:43:54.080 Satan.
00:43:55.160 Is there
00:43:55.460 anybody who
00:43:55.920 didn't think
00:43:56.320 of Satan
00:43:56.700 when they
00:43:57.040 watched that?
00:43:58.220 Is there
00:43:58.560 even one
00:43:59.080 person who
00:44:00.520 watched that
00:44:01.080 and didn't
00:44:01.560 immediately
00:44:02.240 think of
00:44:02.840 Satan?
00:44:04.860 Am I
00:44:05.440 right?
00:44:07.040 I think
00:44:07.640 everybody
00:44:08.000 thought of
00:44:08.400 Satan as
00:44:08.820 soon as
00:44:09.040 they saw
00:44:09.380 it, didn't
00:44:09.800 they?
00:44:10.140 It wasn't
00:44:10.560 just me.
00:44:12.880 Somebody
00:44:13.300 says CNN
00:44:13.900 changed the
00:44:14.780 color saturation
00:44:15.960 and made it
00:44:16.480 pink.
00:44:17.580 But I saw a
00:44:18.440 video that
00:44:18.920 claims they
00:44:19.480 were doing it
00:44:19.980 on that
00:44:20.300 video and
00:44:20.780 it didn't
00:44:21.320 look different
00:44:21.780 to me.
00:44:24.000 So you
00:44:24.620 think that it
00:44:25.120 was orchestrated
00:44:25.860 to look
00:44:26.240 like Satan?
00:44:29.220 No, it
00:44:29.660 wasn't.
00:44:32.240 I'm going
00:44:32.720 to say with
00:44:33.360 complete
00:44:34.520 confidence, it
00:44:36.760 was not
00:44:37.340 intentionally made
00:44:38.400 to look like
00:44:39.140 a satanic
00:44:40.360 set.
00:44:41.620 Not
00:44:41.920 intentionally.
00:44:43.880 I think they
00:44:44.600 just didn't
00:44:44.960 know how it
00:44:45.420 would look on
00:44:45.800 camera until
00:44:46.500 it was too
00:44:46.880 late.
00:44:47.300 Too late to
00:44:47.800 change it
00:44:48.160 probably.
00:44:53.140 All right.
00:44:53.800 To get his
00:44:54.220 base terrified?
00:44:54.880 Oh, you
00:44:55.380 think it
00:44:56.120 was to
00:44:56.500 scare his
00:44:57.320 base?
00:44:58.820 Maybe.
00:45:00.840 I think it
00:45:01.540 was supposed
00:45:01.860 to look...
00:45:03.680 Here's what
00:45:04.260 I think.
00:45:05.020 Let me
00:45:05.580 modify my
00:45:06.760 answer a
00:45:07.140 little bit.
00:45:07.720 So I said
00:45:08.120 it was totally
00:45:08.640 not intentional.
00:45:09.920 I think the
00:45:10.520 intentional part
00:45:11.640 was they were
00:45:13.060 trying to make
00:45:13.660 it dangerous
00:45:14.240 looking.
00:45:15.900 I think they
00:45:16.660 intentionally
00:45:17.120 made it
00:45:18.280 dangerous
00:45:18.680 looking.
00:45:19.400 Would you
00:45:19.720 agree?
00:45:21.000 I think they
00:45:21.860 didn't know
00:45:22.520 that it would
00:45:23.720 look actually
00:45:24.300 satanic.
00:45:24.880 I think that
00:45:26.400 was just
00:45:26.740 a mistake.
00:45:32.260 To scare
00:45:33.100 the poor
00:45:33.520 and the
00:45:33.780 ignorant?
00:45:34.220 Yeah,
00:45:34.460 maybe.
00:45:35.660 So what
00:45:38.860 do you think
00:45:39.240 of my
00:45:40.180 general thesis
00:45:40.900 that he's
00:45:41.980 made it
00:45:42.580 easy for
00:45:43.600 Trump to
00:45:44.340 win the
00:45:44.700 presidency?
00:45:45.580 All Trump
00:45:46.320 would have
00:45:46.660 to do
00:45:47.080 is act
00:45:49.720 more mainstream
00:45:50.420 and that's
00:45:52.360 it.
00:45:53.220 That's it.
00:45:53.860 Just talk
00:45:55.060 about
00:45:55.500 bipartisan
00:45:57.120 stuff and
00:45:58.040 just walk
00:45:59.740 right into
00:46:00.140 the Oval
00:46:00.520 Office.
00:46:01.480 I don't
00:46:01.760 even think
00:46:02.100 he has to
00:46:02.500 fight at
00:46:02.900 this point.
00:46:07.280 All right.
00:46:07.940 pardon the
00:46:13.620 non-violent
00:46:14.160 ones.
00:46:15.060 Yeah,
00:46:15.320 I think
00:46:15.600 that part's
00:46:16.180 simple.
00:46:19.000 It's a
00:46:19.660 blind spot
00:46:20.260 because they're
00:46:20.760 used to
00:46:21.120 attending
00:46:21.620 satanic
00:46:22.480 sacrifices.
00:46:23.460 Somebody
00:46:23.660 says,
00:46:24.760 maybe,
00:46:25.500 I don't
00:46:25.800 think so.
00:46:26.460 So,
00:46:26.560 yeah,
00:46:30.240 I think
00:46:30.560 they're
00:46:31.140 going to
00:46:31.820 regret
00:46:32.800 embracing
00:46:34.040 dark
00:46:34.460 Brandon.
00:46:35.680 Because
00:46:36.080 remember I
00:46:36.580 taught you
00:46:37.040 that when
00:46:37.580 Hillary Clinton
00:46:38.260 started saying
00:46:39.000 that Trump's
00:46:39.560 speech was
00:46:40.620 dark,
00:46:41.960 and I
00:46:42.340 called that
00:46:42.820 out as a
00:46:43.280 professional
00:46:43.700 word,
00:46:44.220 which I
00:46:44.800 think it
00:46:45.100 turned out
00:46:45.440 it was,
00:46:46.880 that the
00:46:48.440 reason you
00:46:49.320 don't name
00:46:49.900 your own
00:46:50.420 candidate
00:46:50.880 dark is
00:46:52.200 that it
00:46:52.380 has too
00:46:52.700 many negative
00:46:53.220 connotations.
00:46:54.640 Even if you
00:46:55.440 think it's
00:46:55.820 like cool
00:46:56.540 and hip,
00:46:57.980 there's just,
00:46:58.700 the word
00:46:59.160 itself carries
00:46:59.960 a little
00:47:00.260 program with
00:47:00.960 it that you
00:47:01.300 can't strip
00:47:02.360 out of the
00:47:02.720 word.
00:47:07.540 They think
00:47:08.260 the strategy
00:47:08.800 is going
00:47:09.160 to work?
00:47:11.100 I would
00:47:11.800 love to
00:47:12.260 see CNN's
00:47:13.680 coverage today.
00:47:14.980 I'm going
00:47:15.260 to make you
00:47:15.600 a prediction.
00:47:17.240 Here's my
00:47:17.700 prediction.
00:47:18.860 That at
00:47:19.280 least some
00:47:20.040 of the CNN
00:47:20.960 opinion people
00:47:21.780 will say
00:47:22.320 that he
00:47:22.700 blew it.
00:47:24.360 Anybody
00:47:24.660 want to
00:47:24.960 take the
00:47:25.260 bet?
00:47:26.540 MSNBC
00:47:27.880 will say
00:47:28.300 he nailed
00:47:28.680 it.
00:47:29.480 But I'm
00:47:29.760 going to
00:47:29.980 bet that
00:47:30.660 at least
00:47:31.100 one,
00:47:31.840 at least
00:47:32.820 one opinion
00:47:34.380 person who's
00:47:35.240 not a
00:47:35.660 Republican,
00:47:36.540 but a
00:47:36.840 Democrat,
00:47:37.760 will say
00:47:38.180 he went
00:47:38.540 too far.
00:47:42.180 Oh,
00:47:42.520 MSNBC
00:47:43.260 already says
00:47:43.820 he blew
00:47:44.100 it?
00:47:46.800 Who said
00:47:47.480 it,
00:47:47.660 though?
00:47:49.800 Has it
00:47:50.320 already
00:47:50.520 happened?
00:47:52.460 Yeah,
00:47:52.900 only the
00:47:53.280 guests?
00:47:54.500 Well,
00:47:54.820 that's
00:47:54.980 what I'm
00:47:55.180 talking
00:47:55.420 about,
00:47:55.700 you know,
00:47:55.900 the
00:47:56.020 pundits.
00:47:58.800 Now,
00:47:59.100 that's a
00:47:59.340 good question.
00:47:59.900 What will
00:48:00.720 Van
00:48:01.100 Jones say?
00:48:05.080 Have I
00:48:05.620 told you
00:48:05.920 recently how
00:48:06.440 much I
00:48:06.740 like Van
00:48:07.180 Jones?
00:48:08.820 He does
00:48:09.480 seem to be
00:48:09.940 able to
00:48:10.320 tell the
00:48:10.800 truth in
00:48:11.500 an environment
00:48:12.280 where other
00:48:12.760 people can't
00:48:13.300 figure out
00:48:13.720 how to do
00:48:14.120 it.
00:48:15.480 Smirconish is
00:48:16.300 top shelf
00:48:17.860 as well.
00:48:19.260 Yeah,
00:48:19.520 Smirconish is
00:48:20.340 solid.
00:48:24.060 All right.
00:48:28.520 What
00:48:28.960 truth?
00:48:30.040 Well,
00:48:30.440 you know,
00:48:30.680 Van
00:48:30.880 Johnson called
00:48:31.460 the,
00:48:32.660 what do
00:48:34.280 you call
00:48:34.560 the Russian
00:48:35.460 collusion a
00:48:36.100 nothing burger?
00:48:36.960 Was that the
00:48:37.400 one he called
00:48:37.800 a nothing burger?
00:48:43.300 All right.
00:48:45.120 So there's not
00:48:45.780 much else to
00:48:46.240 say.
00:48:46.520 So that's
00:48:49.760 my advice to
00:48:50.440 you.
00:48:51.580 Don't allow
00:48:52.280 yourself to
00:48:52.800 get too
00:48:53.260 worked up
00:48:53.800 because that's
00:48:54.500 the plan.
00:48:55.600 Make sure
00:48:56.040 that you
00:48:56.420 mock
00:48:56.940 Dark
00:48:57.460 Brandon and
00:48:58.340 his
00:48:58.700 Hitlerian
00:48:59.620 stuff,
00:49:00.820 but make
00:49:01.100 sure that
00:49:01.600 you're having
00:49:02.500 fun with
00:49:02.980 it.
00:49:03.540 Because we
00:49:04.740 don't think
00:49:05.240 he's necessarily
00:49:06.060 in control,
00:49:07.100 do we?
00:49:08.140 And to me,
00:49:08.780 it looks like
00:49:09.240 he blew
00:49:09.840 the plan.
00:49:10.660 Whatever the
00:49:11.360 communication
00:49:11.840 plan was,
00:49:12.760 I think he
00:49:13.140 blew it.
00:49:14.340 And so I
00:49:14.900 think you're
00:49:15.280 better off
00:49:15.840 than before.
00:49:17.240 So if what
00:49:18.220 you wanted
00:49:18.660 was a
00:49:19.080 Republican to
00:49:19.740 win the
00:49:20.040 presidency,
00:49:21.520 I think you
00:49:22.500 got closer
00:49:23.040 to it.
00:49:23.880 I don't
00:49:24.160 think you
00:49:24.460 got further
00:49:24.900 away from
00:49:25.320 it.
00:49:25.880 So you
00:49:26.260 should say
00:49:26.580 today was
00:49:27.020 probably a
00:49:27.400 good day
00:49:27.740 for you if
00:49:28.120 you're
00:49:28.300 a Republican.
00:49:30.000 It just
00:49:30.620 doesn't look
00:49:31.060 that way
00:49:31.400 right away.
00:49:35.800 All right.
00:49:39.660 Ridicule is
00:49:40.140 your favorite
00:49:40.540 weapon?
00:49:41.020 It should
00:49:41.300 be.
00:49:41.900 Is there
00:49:42.180 any topic
00:49:42.620 I left
00:49:42.980 down today?
00:49:47.080 Anything
00:49:47.520 else you
00:49:48.020 wanted me
00:49:48.360 to talk
00:49:48.700 about?
00:49:49.940 Now that
00:49:50.500 artificial
00:49:50.980 intelligence
00:49:51.700 is sentient,
00:49:52.920 it doesn't
00:49:53.260 matter any
00:49:53.820 of the
00:49:54.020 stuff, I
00:49:54.380 don't think.
00:49:57.980 All right.
00:49:59.240 Best episode
00:50:00.060 ever.
00:50:00.480 I'm sure
00:50:00.860 that's true.
00:50:02.300 And I think
00:50:02.920 that's all we
00:50:03.400 need to talk
00:50:03.820 about today.
00:50:04.940 Oh, the
00:50:05.260 electricity in
00:50:06.020 California.
00:50:06.500 Let's talk
00:50:07.000 about that.
00:50:07.400 So we're
00:50:08.520 in a little
00:50:08.920 heat bomb
00:50:11.000 at the
00:50:11.300 moment.
00:50:14.440 I believe
00:50:15.380 there was
00:50:15.860 some power
00:50:16.540 company in
00:50:17.180 another state
00:50:17.840 where the
00:50:18.220 power company
00:50:18.740 actually took
00:50:19.360 over the
00:50:19.900 thermostats of
00:50:21.200 their customers
00:50:21.740 for a while.
00:50:23.220 And that's
00:50:23.800 some scary
00:50:24.240 stuff.
00:50:25.880 It was
00:50:26.080 in Denver.
00:50:26.640 Yeah, it was
00:50:26.860 Colorado.
00:50:28.200 And is the
00:50:30.880 baby yours?
00:50:31.600 No.
00:50:33.960 Nope.
00:50:34.960 As far as I
00:50:35.880 know, I
00:50:37.500 mean, as
00:50:39.420 far as I
00:50:39.840 know, it's
00:50:40.160 not mine.
00:50:44.360 Pleasanton
00:50:44.880 had an
00:50:45.140 outage by
00:50:45.600 a crow?
00:50:46.700 I don't
00:50:47.260 know about
00:50:47.580 that.
00:50:53.180 You know
00:50:53.780 what else
00:50:54.620 Trump could
00:50:55.740 do that
00:50:56.360 would be
00:50:58.080 a great
00:50:58.520 unity speech?
00:51:00.140 Do a
00:51:00.800 unity speech
00:51:01.600 and describe
00:51:02.340 all 15
00:51:03.080 hoaxes that
00:51:03.900 the Democrats
00:51:04.500 have played.
00:51:05.880 Just read
00:51:06.620 them off.
00:51:07.660 He doesn't
00:51:07.980 even have to
00:51:08.340 spend much
00:51:08.760 time with
00:51:09.200 them.
00:51:09.660 Just read
00:51:10.200 that there's
00:51:10.640 15 hoaxes
00:51:11.640 because the
00:51:13.220 news would
00:51:14.600 have to
00:51:14.940 cover them.
00:51:16.460 And then
00:51:16.700 they'd have
00:51:17.060 to write
00:51:17.420 these tortured
00:51:18.680 articles where
00:51:20.680 they say,
00:51:21.140 no, no,
00:51:22.520 he really
00:51:23.220 meant the
00:51:23.660 Nazis were
00:51:24.240 good people
00:51:24.860 in Charlottesville,
00:51:26.140 which is
00:51:27.100 ridiculous.
00:51:27.520 Yeah, the
00:51:31.680 top 15
00:51:32.440 hoaxes,
00:51:33.300 he should
00:51:33.680 just put
00:51:34.180 them out
00:51:34.460 there and
00:51:34.880 let the
00:51:35.400 other team
00:51:35.760 know that
00:51:36.120 they're
00:51:36.280 there.
00:51:40.580 Oh, there's
00:51:41.160 a Trump
00:51:41.520 rally
00:51:41.880 tomorrow.
00:51:48.300 Most
00:51:48.700 Democrats
00:51:49.180 believe all
00:51:49.840 of them.
00:51:50.480 They do,
00:51:51.200 but it
00:51:51.560 would require
00:51:52.100 the news
00:51:52.660 to deal
00:51:53.140 with them
00:51:53.500 and publish
00:51:54.120 them.
00:51:54.380 So that's
00:51:56.040 where you
00:51:56.300 get the
00:51:56.560 win.
00:51:59.100 Can you
00:51:59.720 reframe
00:52:00.400 going through
00:52:00.980 a bankruptcy?
00:52:02.200 Well, a
00:52:02.500 bankruptcy is
00:52:03.820 not not
00:52:06.000 paying your
00:52:06.460 bills.
00:52:07.220 It's just
00:52:07.840 giving you
00:52:08.280 time to
00:52:08.720 reorganize.
00:52:10.800 And given
00:52:12.000 that we came
00:52:12.480 off a
00:52:12.800 pandemic,
00:52:13.740 bankruptcy
00:52:14.120 isn't what
00:52:14.860 it used to
00:52:15.280 be.
00:52:16.220 So bankruptcy
00:52:16.800 doesn't mean
00:52:17.540 you failed.
00:52:18.420 It just means
00:52:19.000 there was a
00:52:19.360 pandemic.
00:52:20.460 And even
00:52:20.900 if the reason
00:52:21.580 you're bankrupt
00:52:22.160 is because
00:52:22.620 it's something
00:52:22.980 you did,
00:52:23.640 not the
00:52:23.980 pandemic,
00:52:24.380 or something
00:52:26.080 you didn't
00:52:26.440 do,
00:52:27.380 it's still
00:52:28.520 going to
00:52:28.740 look to
00:52:29.000 other people
00:52:29.520 like it
00:52:29.860 was the
00:52:30.140 pandemic
00:52:30.540 because of
00:52:31.320 the timing.
00:52:32.420 So I
00:52:33.020 don't think
00:52:33.380 you have to
00:52:33.660 worry about
00:52:34.100 the reputation.
00:52:37.160 You don't
00:52:37.740 have to worry
00:52:38.240 about whether
00:52:38.900 you failed
00:52:39.680 because there
00:52:40.520 are just
00:52:40.740 too many
00:52:41.180 external
00:52:41.820 variables going
00:52:42.620 on right
00:52:42.960 now.
00:52:44.040 And it's
00:52:44.780 just something
00:52:45.080 you have to
00:52:45.360 work through.
00:52:45.800 There are
00:52:46.000 plenty of
00:52:46.520 bankrupt
00:52:46.840 people who
00:52:47.360 did fine.
00:52:48.580 Plenty
00:52:49.060 of them.
00:52:50.780 You know,
00:52:51.260 bankruptcy
00:52:51.920 exists for
00:52:53.120 your benefit.
00:52:53.620 It's not
00:52:54.900 your penalty.
00:52:55.900 It's for
00:52:56.340 your benefit
00:52:56.860 so that you
00:52:57.640 don't go
00:52:58.280 completely broke
00:52:59.240 immediately paying
00:53:00.080 off creditors.
00:53:01.420 So bankruptcy
00:53:01.900 is the thing
00:53:02.560 that's saving
00:53:03.060 you, not the
00:53:03.680 thing that's
00:53:04.080 ending you.
00:53:05.080 At least
00:53:05.600 that's how
00:53:05.980 it's on
00:53:06.680 paper.
00:53:07.680 It should
00:53:08.120 work.
00:53:11.320 All right.
00:53:11.900 they would
00:53:17.520 just say
00:53:17.860 Trump lied
00:53:18.480 about a list
00:53:18.960 of fake
00:53:19.340 hoaxes.
00:53:19.920 They would
00:53:20.160 say that
00:53:20.620 but it would
00:53:21.060 still make
00:53:21.420 them look
00:53:21.700 at them
00:53:21.880 all.
00:53:25.760 How do
00:53:26.240 you reframe
00:53:26.840 a crazy
00:53:27.520 wife?
00:53:29.640 Well,
00:53:30.800 no comment.
00:53:33.920 All right.
00:53:35.540 That's all
00:53:36.100 for now and
00:53:36.680 I will talk
00:53:37.240 to you.
00:53:38.580 Yeah,
00:53:38.960 divorce.
00:53:40.640 All right.
00:53:41.020 I'll talk
00:53:41.380 to you
00:53:41.640 tomorrow.
00:53:43.520 Maybe later
00:53:44.300 today.
00:53:44.680 See you later.