Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1884 Scott Adams： I Use The Whiteboard of Wisdom To Explain Racism In America

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00:00:52.580 Well, would you like to hear about what's happening in the news?

00:00:58.280 Yes, you would.

00:00:59.320 I'm going to make you wait for the whiteboard of wisdom.

00:01:03.740 That's right. It got branded.

00:01:05.920 It's not just a whiteboard now. It's the whiteboard of wisdom.

00:01:09.660 And later, I will solve one of the biggest mysteries in the world,

00:01:14.640 at the same time as solving one of the biggest problems in the world.

00:01:18.780 And if you don't think I can do that, you wait.

00:01:23.620 Challenge accepted.

00:01:25.620 Let's talk about Florida.

00:01:28.740 So there's a place called Babcock Ranch, which is not the joke.

00:01:37.160 It's just the real name of it. It's just Babcock.

00:01:39.400 Not Badcock. It's B-A-B as in boy, not B-A-D.

00:01:45.960 Badcock Ranch is also in Florida.

00:01:49.480 You don't want to go there.

00:01:51.680 All right.

00:01:52.300 Make sure you don't go to the wrong ranch.

00:01:55.140 Badcock?

00:01:57.620 Stay away.

00:01:59.100 Babcock. Nice place.

00:02:01.120 And one of the nice things about it is it was designed to be resistant to this specific natural disaster.

00:02:10.460 I didn't even know this was a thing.

00:02:13.080 But first of all, it's all solar.

00:02:16.960 So the whole town is solar, and it didn't lose its power.

00:02:20.720 So the first test was, did it lose its power?

00:02:23.600 Nope.

00:02:24.520 It was actually self-contained, and I don't know how it was self-contained,

00:02:28.800 because I don't think they all had batteries, so that part I don't get.

00:02:32.400 Maybe they did.

00:02:33.140 Maybe they had, you know, more batteries than I thought.

00:02:36.640 But they said they didn't lose their power, somehow.

00:02:40.680 And, but here was the interesting thing.

00:02:42.900 They built the community with streets that were designed to handle the flooding,

00:02:48.640 to keep the flooding out of their homes.

00:02:51.360 Now, I don't know exactly what that looks like,

00:02:53.160 but I'm guessing the streets are maybe sunken down a little bit or something.

00:02:58.800 So it actually, the homes didn't get flooded,

00:03:02.360 and they didn't lose their power.

00:03:05.580 And I think the homes were built to withstand the wind,

00:03:10.480 so they, basically the whole thing worked.

00:03:13.560 Or the houses are higher.

00:03:15.300 But they did mention, they mentioned the roads specifically,

00:03:18.260 so it could be the roads just have really good,

00:03:20.020 good drainage or something.

00:03:23.360 It might be a drainage issue. 0.90

00:03:24.440 Yeah, so the town, what town is it?

00:03:30.160 Are you seriously asking me what town it is?

00:03:33.360 It's Babcock.

00:03:35.920 Babcock Ranch.

00:03:37.980 Not to be confused with, well, we've already done that.

00:03:43.280 And this goes to my prediction,

00:03:45.780 which every time I say it,

00:03:47.620 it is met with total silence.

00:03:49.420 This is one of my biggest predictions in the whole world,

00:03:54.700 and nobody ever even responds to it.

00:03:57.000 I just put it out there, and people are like,

00:03:58.900 yeah, okay, whatever.

00:04:00.760 Or here it is again.

00:04:02.540 The biggest economic market in the future,

00:04:05.480 besides robots,

00:04:07.380 is building communities from scratch.

00:04:11.300 And here's why.

00:04:12.700 If you build a community from scratch,

00:04:15.340 they didn't even have to leave.

00:04:16.640 They just rode out the hurricane.

00:04:20.300 They're like, do, do, do, do, do.

00:04:22.140 Now, that's just a few of the things you could get

00:04:25.200 by building from scratch.

00:04:27.900 So you could definitely get to zero energy.

00:04:31.100 You could 100% in 2022,

00:04:34.700 you could have a zero energy home.

00:04:37.520 Something we do.

00:04:39.720 You could make it zero crime.

00:04:42.320 You could make it zero paperwork,

00:04:44.800 if you designed it that way.

00:04:46.080 Like, zero paper money.

00:04:48.280 I mean, you could just get rid of everything annoying.

00:04:50.960 Like insurance.

00:04:52.760 Is there anybody here who has as much trouble

00:04:54.620 with insurance as I do?

00:04:57.440 If you have any kind of business, usually.

00:04:59.860 Because I have like five different kinds of insurance,

00:05:03.240 and they're all changing,

00:05:05.040 and the company will cancel me

00:05:07.140 because they don't do this kind now,

00:05:08.820 but another kind does.

00:05:09.960 And I probably spend, I don't know,

00:05:14.680 five days a year just trying to unfuck my own insurance.

00:05:18.700 And then there's my banking.

00:05:20.780 It's not very complicated.

00:05:22.220 You know, I just have business account

00:05:23.860 and personal and some credit cards.

00:05:26.580 You know, normal stuff.

00:05:27.380 But I probably spend, I don't know,

00:05:31.900 two weeks out of a year

00:05:33.880 unfucking my banking

00:05:35.520 because it just goes bad by itself.

00:05:38.340 Like suddenly something won't be connected to something.

00:05:42.580 Or I've got to change my credit card or something.

00:05:45.220 So basically I probably spend

00:05:47.660 at least a month out of every year

00:05:49.580 unfucking paperwork

00:05:51.420 that never needed to be fucked in the first place. 0.86

00:05:54.280 Just completely unnecessary part of my life.

00:05:58.300 You can get rid of all of that.

00:06:00.660 Just say the government does all the insurance.

00:06:03.820 And all you have to do is put your name on the list.

00:06:07.560 And then instead of paying taxes,

00:06:10.180 hold on,

00:06:10.640 instead of paying taxes,

00:06:12.060 the government is your insurance company.

00:06:15.940 They just make money like an insurance company.

00:06:18.700 That's all they need.

00:06:20.100 But they're just an insurance company.

00:06:22.500 That's all they do.

00:06:24.800 I know.

00:06:25.260 It's one of my ideas.

00:06:26.720 Did you see Trump cursing at his rally?

00:06:30.580 I wanted to play it for you,

00:06:32.300 but I don't want to fuss around looking for it.

00:06:35.460 But you have to see,

00:06:36.420 you have to hear Trump use the F word at his rally.

00:06:39.900 Because I don't know if anybody's ever delivered that word

00:06:44.520 as humorously and as perfectly as he did.

00:06:49.100 And I don't know if he planned it.

00:06:51.780 I don't think so.

00:06:53.400 I think it was spontaneous.

00:06:55.360 But boy, does he know how to deliver a line.

00:06:58.820 Would you mind if I read,

00:07:00.400 paraphrase his usage of it?

00:07:03.680 It will be profane.

00:07:05.580 But it was,

00:07:05.980 I don't remember it exactly,

00:07:07.040 but it was something like he was complaining about climate change

00:07:10.680 and he was using some hyperbole.

00:07:13.100 And he said something along these lines to his big crowd.

00:07:17.800 And they say,

00:07:18.580 the oceans will rise 0.0001 inch in 300 fucking years.

00:07:25.660 He goes, 300 fucking years.

00:07:27.980 And the way he said it was just such a perfect use of a swear word

00:07:33.500 for the crowd.

00:07:35.700 I mean, it was just a huge laugh line.

00:07:39.340 So that is how you curse.

00:07:42.280 If you want a lesson on how to do it right,

00:07:45.980 there it is.

00:07:46.900 Now, the way I do it is not right.

00:07:50.120 Because I overdo it.

00:07:51.380 Now, overdoing it, unfortunately,

00:07:54.840 is closer to my actual personality.

00:07:57.580 So you're getting something that's a little less filtered from me.

00:08:01.000 But I don't think I swear as effectively as he did,

00:08:03.760 because he waited for, you know,

00:08:05.580 the first public utterance of the F word.

00:08:08.860 He waited until he had a nice one.

00:08:11.940 So, good technique.

00:08:13.240 How many of you have followed the,

00:08:18.220 let's call it the B story,

00:08:20.200 the least important story,

00:08:22.380 which is that 95% of all my trolls are professional writers?

00:08:29.400 Has anybody noticed?

00:08:31.460 Because I called them out whenever they attacked me.

00:08:34.600 And yesterday, I think 19 out of 20 of them

00:08:37.760 were actually professional writers.

00:08:40.180 There were a lot of people who came after me yesterday.

00:08:42.040 And I'm not exaggerating.

00:08:44.980 I think 19 out of 20 were actually professional writers,

00:08:49.200 or editors, who were writers as well.

00:08:52.620 Now, have you noticed it?

00:08:53.780 Or artists, right?

00:08:55.920 Now, what is up with that?

00:09:00.060 Is it all jealousy?

00:09:02.800 Because until I noticed that 19 out of 20 of them

00:09:06.420 have the same job,

00:09:08.840 and it was a job that they would look at me as,

00:09:11.580 somebody that they might envy in terms of career success.

00:09:17.440 It's kind of interesting, isn't it?

00:09:19.240 Yeah, they're leftists.

00:09:20.720 Obviously, I'm not being criticized by people on the right.

00:09:24.440 Too much.

00:09:25.900 A little bit.

00:09:27.520 Are there conservative trolls?

00:09:28.780 There are, but not many.

00:09:30.560 It's pretty rare.

00:09:32.020 Well, for me.

00:09:32.920 I mean, I'm sure the conservative trolls

00:09:35.200 are trolling AOC and other people.

00:09:39.020 You're one.

00:09:39.620 You're one of my conservative trolls.

00:09:43.060 Yeah, so I really wondered.

00:09:45.180 For a while, I thought they were

00:09:46.740 some kind of professionally organized group.

00:09:51.140 But I don't think that anybody

00:09:52.580 is professionally organizing just writers

00:09:55.320 to be my trolls.

00:09:58.020 It actually looked like it's,

00:09:59.680 I think it's organic.

00:10:01.340 And I think the reason that they're bad writers is,

00:10:05.480 what's the, well, maybe it's not the reason,

00:10:08.160 but a signal that they're bad writers.

00:10:10.880 What would that be?

00:10:13.400 The signal, number one,

00:10:14.660 is that they're jealous of other writers.

00:10:16.260 If you're actually a good writer,

00:10:20.880 you say stuff like,

00:10:22.680 wow, that is really good writing.

00:10:25.240 I'll try to raise my writing to that level.

00:10:28.420 Like, I had that feeling the other day.

00:10:30.240 I was reading Jared Kushner's book.

00:10:34.240 So Jared Kushner's book,

00:10:36.060 whose title is,

00:10:37.960 you'll remember it in a minute.

00:10:41.980 But as soon as I started reading the book,

00:10:44.180 I just looked at the quality of the writing,

00:10:47.280 and I'm assuming there was some ghost writing

00:10:49.600 or editing involved.

00:10:51.020 I don't know how much Jared did.

00:10:53.200 But the quality of the writing,

00:10:54.760 just the sentence structure,

00:10:55.980 was like, wow,

00:10:57.260 this is some good writing in this book.

00:11:00.140 But what I didn't think is,

00:11:03.140 so fuck that guy. 0.83

00:11:06.380 I didn't have any bad feelings about him

00:11:08.300 because it was well written.

00:11:10.180 So I think you have to be a bad writer

00:11:14.340 before other writers bother you at all.

00:11:18.160 Like, I've never been bothered by good writing.

00:11:21.200 I always talk about

00:11:22.180 the name I could never remember,

00:11:24.660 the Harry Potter author.

00:11:26.860 What the hell is her name?

00:11:28.540 Why can't I remember her name ever?

00:11:30.920 J.K. Rowling.

00:11:32.440 Yeah.

00:11:33.400 One of the best writers of all time

00:11:35.240 in terms of just forming a sentence

00:11:37.000 and building a world and stuff like that.

00:11:39.340 But I don't dislike her.

00:11:41.720 She's awesome. 0.83

00:11:44.280 As a writer.

00:11:47.620 But I do wonder about that phenomenon,

00:11:49.360 what's going on there.

00:11:50.360 It seems like all of my critics

00:11:51.920 were just professional writers

00:11:53.300 who held Gollum's ring too long.

00:11:56.200 That's a pretty good line, isn't it?

00:11:58.460 My critics are professional writers

00:12:00.540 who held Gollum's ring too long.

00:12:03.260 Because once you see their profile pictures and stuff,

00:12:07.280 you can see the Gollum.

00:12:09.240 Oh, my precious.

00:12:14.140 All right.

00:12:17.940 Here are the filters that I would like on Twitter.

00:12:20.580 So they already have a keyword filter.

00:12:25.040 And I managed to decrease my trolling by about 50%

00:12:29.360 because I set Twitter to not show me any tweet

00:12:33.580 that includes the word Garfield.

00:12:37.200 But I think the filter only works on my browser.

00:12:40.240 I don't think I set it on my other phone.

00:12:43.220 So I still see some Garfields coming through. 1.00

00:12:45.020 But you'd be amazed how effective it is

00:12:48.180 when you take Garfield out of your life.

00:12:50.780 Like, I just don't see any of them.

00:12:52.240 And I know that there are a whole bunch of people

00:12:54.120 making what they think are really clever

00:12:55.880 Garfield insults to me.

00:12:57.700 And they're just hoping I see him.

00:12:59.800 Wait till he sees how I compared him to Garfield.

00:13:03.780 Nobody's done that before.

00:13:05.760 And meanwhile, my filter is just like,

00:13:07.560 Garfield, Garfield, Garfield.

00:13:09.780 All right, but there's another filter I want

00:13:11.320 which I call the misapplied sarcasm filter.

00:13:15.960 Have you seen this from your trolls and leftists?

00:13:19.800 The misapplied sarcasm?

00:13:22.100 I'll give you an example.

00:13:23.880 It'd be like if I said something about the Holocaust being bad. 0.97

00:13:28.000 My troll would come in and say,

00:13:30.180 oh, so, so, the Holocaust is so bad, right? 0.99

00:13:36.600 And I'll think, well, the Holocaust is bad. 0.98

00:13:40.040 Well, sarcasm doesn't really work in that context.

00:13:48.040 The sarcasm should be applied to things

00:13:50.280 which are not exactly true.

00:13:53.980 It should be like an exaggeration of the thing or something.

00:13:57.240 But the leftists are all coming in with this misapplied sarcasm,

00:14:03.920 which is hilarious.

00:14:04.620 I also want to filter out anybody who's got a Ukrainian flag 1.00

00:14:12.060 or lists their pronouns in the bio.

00:14:16.420 Now, I don't mean that as a joke,

00:14:18.720 because I've seen it as a joke.

00:14:20.320 You know, people joke about that.

00:14:21.960 But I don't mean that as a joke.

00:14:23.800 I mean, actually, literally,

00:14:25.340 if that option existed,

00:14:27.220 I would turn off all the Ukrainian flags 1.00

00:14:29.240 and I would turn off all the pronoun people 1.00

00:14:31.660 and it would only be because

00:14:33.560 I don't think any of them are serious players.

00:14:36.960 I don't hate them.

00:14:38.740 Like, I'm not judging them.

00:14:40.720 They're not, you know, less than me, you're worse than me.

00:14:43.840 You know, it's not about their value as human beings.

00:14:46.340 It's just that when you signal,

00:14:48.840 if you signal that your communication

00:14:50.740 is going to fall into a certain pattern,

00:14:53.580 I already know what you're going to say.

00:14:56.160 And if I already know what you're going to say,

00:14:57.780 I don't need to look at you.

00:15:00.860 So it has nothing to do with their value as people.

00:15:04.340 It's just, I've already heard what you have to say,

00:15:07.140 Ukrainian flag person.

00:15:08.900 Nothing else to add there.

00:15:13.960 Here's a business opportunity,

00:15:16.260 which I think will be huge.

00:15:19.100 So we assume there will be lots of different AIs, right?

00:15:21.980 There won't be one AI that is all the AI everywhere.

00:15:26.040 There will be competing AIs.

00:15:27.780 Different companies, etc.

00:15:29.420 Now, these AIs will have to be trained,

00:15:32.000 and you're going to want them to be as smart as possible over time.

00:15:36.780 There are things you can teach the AI,

00:15:38.980 and there are things that it can go onto the Internet and learn,

00:15:41.480 but there are huge categories of things

00:15:44.060 that only a person could tell you.

00:15:47.180 You can't search them anywhere.

00:15:48.580 For example, suppose you wanted to teach your AI

00:15:52.720 to train somebody else how to become a cartoonist.

00:15:57.080 Where would you ever find that on the Internet?

00:16:00.200 You can't.

00:16:01.380 But I could write it.

00:16:02.800 I could create a little database

00:16:04.200 that fits certain specifications for AI,

00:16:08.640 so that AI would know where to look for it,

00:16:11.220 and when it got there,

00:16:13.140 it would know how to pick the data out correctly.

00:16:15.480 You know, AI could pick the data out

00:16:17.600 without me putting it into boxes,

00:16:19.400 but just to make sure.

00:16:21.300 So I could basically have a little piece of data

00:16:23.960 that I maintained,

00:16:25.460 which is, so you want to become a cartoonist,

00:16:28.440 here are some tricks and tips and stuff.

00:16:31.840 And my little database could be one page.

00:16:38.060 Would be the only place that you could find it,

00:16:41.340 because I don't think it's in a book.

00:16:43.160 If it's in a book, it's going to be, you know, the whole book.

00:16:46.560 But where could you get a one page

00:16:48.640 how to become a cartoonist?

00:16:51.240 Right, just for me.

00:16:52.560 I've also got one page on how to be a better writer,

00:16:55.900 one page on how to do personal finance,

00:16:59.100 and probably one page on a number of other things.

00:17:00.940 And the reason I wrote one page

00:17:02.760 on how to do personal finance

00:17:04.340 is that it didn't exist anywhere on one page.

00:17:08.420 So I put it on one page.

00:17:10.540 And there are a whole bunch of situations like that.

00:17:12.540 Yeah, the micro lessons, that's a perfect example.

00:17:15.240 There are a whole bunch of situations

00:17:16.840 where if I had some kind of standard

00:17:19.780 that I could work to,

00:17:21.620 I could take things that only I know,

00:17:24.360 or only a few people know,

00:17:26.500 and I could put them in a little data set,

00:17:29.160 and then I could publish them,

00:17:30.940 and say, any AI who wants to access,

00:17:35.560 would it be an AI?

00:17:37.100 Would it be an API?

00:17:39.660 Would that be how I would make it accessible,

00:17:41.900 through an API?

00:17:43.360 Is there somebody here who's smart enough?

00:17:45.700 Because I don't want to just make an open database, right?

00:17:48.600 I want to make some money.

00:17:50.060 So I'm going to need an API?

00:17:51.540 Or do I do this on the blockchain?

00:17:53.820 Put it on the blockchain?

00:17:54.620 API plus blockchain to get paid?

00:18:00.180 I don't know what I'm talking about,

00:18:01.580 but something like that.

00:18:03.340 And licensing, right?

00:18:04.580 So there'd have to be some kind of automatic licensing.

00:18:07.520 But am I wrong that there are gigantic categories

00:18:11.140 that probably many of you could come up

00:18:14.560 with your own little database,

00:18:15.860 and maybe, you know, make $20 a day

00:18:18.700 because AI is needed to access it.

00:18:21.700 Something like that.

00:18:27.960 So just to be provocative,

00:18:30.060 but also to be useful,

00:18:32.140 the other day I already told you,

00:18:33.660 I tweeted that

00:18:35.220 the reason you don't know the inner thoughts of white men

00:18:39.700 is because you trained us to lie to you.

00:18:41.680 If one of us ever decides to tell the truth,

00:18:45.200 you're in for the mindfuck of your life. 0.51

00:18:47.680 And what do you think was the response

00:18:49.460 to me, an adult white male,

00:18:52.800 tweeting that adult white males

00:18:54.320 can't tell you their inner thoughts?

00:18:57.640 Well, I was viciously attacked

00:18:59.320 for being an adult white male

00:19:01.040 and told that my inner thoughts

00:19:03.460 were probably boring

00:19:04.340 and they've already heard of them anyway

00:19:05.960 and I have nothing to say.

00:19:07.220 Does that sound like confirmation

00:19:10.800 of what I was just saying?

00:19:15.220 Have I made my point

00:19:16.600 that an adult white male can't...

00:19:18.880 An adult white male can't even tell you 0.86

00:19:21.520 that I can't tell you things.

00:19:23.720 I actually got hammered

00:19:25.880 for telling you that I can't talk in public

00:19:28.580 like other people.

00:19:29.740 And then they hammered me in public

00:19:31.040 for saying that I can't talk in public

00:19:33.160 like other people.

00:19:37.220 All right.

00:19:41.060 But, yeah, there's some things

00:19:43.320 you don't want to know in that bucket.

00:19:45.220 You don't want to open that bucket.

00:19:48.440 Would you like to see

00:19:49.680 the whiteboard of wisdom?

00:19:53.800 Would you like to see me solve

00:19:55.420 one of society's biggest mysteries?

00:19:58.820 I'm going to solve a mystery

00:19:59.980 and then at the same time

00:20:02.240 I'm going to solve the biggest problem

00:20:04.680 in the United States

00:20:05.980 with one picture.

00:20:08.940 Now, I'm setting the bar high

00:20:10.440 because I want you to hold me to it.

00:20:13.420 Do you believe that I can solve

00:20:14.920 one of the biggest problems

00:20:15.900 in the country?

00:20:16.580 You might disagree

00:20:17.420 what's the biggest problem,

00:20:18.600 but you will agree

00:20:19.800 it's one of the big ones, right?

00:20:21.520 So you might disagree

00:20:22.600 that it's the biggest,

00:20:24.320 but it's one of the biggest.

00:20:25.980 Now, here's the claim.

00:20:28.720 The claim is that

00:20:29.880 in the world of persuasion,

00:20:32.460 the best picture always wins.

00:20:35.680 And look at climate change.

00:20:38.280 Can you imagine climate change

00:20:39.840 if nobody had ever produced

00:20:41.280 the hockey stick graph?

00:20:43.940 The famous hockey stick graph.

00:20:46.320 One picture basically changed the world.

00:20:49.060 And I believe there are other cases

00:20:50.500 where one picture has changed the world.

00:20:52.880 You know, maybe the Vietnam napalm picture,

00:20:56.260 maybe some stuff like that.

00:20:58.380 So if you believe the first part,

00:21:02.160 that one well-designed picture

00:21:04.500 can change the world,

00:21:05.920 that's what I'm going to try to do.

00:21:08.320 So I'm going to take two movies

00:21:10.560 that have been operating independently,

00:21:12.980 and I'm going to bring them into one movie,

00:21:15.540 something that's almost never done,

00:21:18.080 and I'm going to make every one of you

00:21:20.000 understand it and agree,

00:21:21.980 and the black American community

00:21:24.440 and the white American community

00:21:25.940 and all the other communities

00:21:27.440 will be on the same page for the first time

00:21:30.200 so that we can work together to solve this.

00:21:34.380 All right?

00:21:34.560 So the biggest problem

00:21:36.960 with the biggest problem

00:21:38.040 is that we didn't agree

00:21:39.700 what the biggest problem was

00:21:40.860 or how to solve it.

00:21:42.200 And now I'm going to solve that.

00:21:43.540 Here you go.

00:21:45.360 Was that enough buildup?

00:21:51.660 Here you go.

00:21:55.180 So here's a visual depiction

00:21:57.660 that will integrate

00:21:59.540 what black Americans experience,

00:22:03.280 their life experience,

00:22:04.140 with what white Americans experience,

00:22:07.600 their actual experience.

00:22:10.080 And it goes like this.

00:22:11.540 Let's agree we will stipulate

00:22:13.980 that if you're a black American

00:22:16.340 and you want to get to success,

00:22:19.020 there is this giant minefield

00:22:20.980 of discrimination.

00:22:23.100 And there are just a million places

00:22:24.500 that you could be discriminated against

00:22:26.620 if you're black.

00:22:28.000 Now, black people are not the only people

00:22:31.120 being discriminated against,

00:22:32.780 certainly not saying that,

00:22:34.140 but I'm just telling you

00:22:35.320 their story for now.

00:22:36.960 Everybody has their own story.

00:22:39.000 This one's not more special

00:22:41.160 than yours necessarily,

00:22:42.440 but it needs to be understood

00:22:43.480 because it's sort of vital

00:22:45.420 to the heart of America.

00:22:46.880 But the federal government quite,

00:22:52.340 let's say,

00:22:53.760 progressively and smartly,

00:22:55.920 I would say,

00:22:56.800 created a superhighway

00:22:58.340 such that black Americans 0.99

00:23:00.340 could go right through

00:23:01.320 all this minefield of discrimination

00:23:03.820 and all the way to success.

00:23:06.120 But there was one problem

00:23:09.620 with their superhighway to success.

00:23:12.460 It wasn't the corporations

00:23:13.760 because, as I often say

00:23:16.660 to much criticism,

00:23:19.080 if you're a qualified black man

00:23:21.280 or woman,

00:23:22.360 you go into corporate America,

00:23:24.080 you're definitely getting the job.

00:23:25.360 If you're a qualified white man,

00:23:28.640 you might get the job

00:23:30.020 if nobody else is applying

00:23:31.240 except other qualified white men.

00:23:33.440 then you've got a chance.

00:23:35.780 But corporate America

00:23:36.580 is very solidly on board,

00:23:39.360 like very solidly,

00:23:40.980 like 100% solidly,

00:23:43.600 that if you have qualifications

00:23:45.420 and you're a person of color,

00:23:48.800 you're LGBTQRI,

00:23:52.500 except for the R and the I,

00:23:53.620 they don't recognize those,

00:23:55.600 you have a leg up.

00:23:58.460 You absolutely can do well

00:24:00.380 in corporate America

00:24:01.260 if you're qualified.

00:24:03.740 Now, what makes you qualified?

00:24:05.480 Well, college was a big part of it.

00:24:08.080 Are colleges doing a good job

00:24:09.840 of recruiting

00:24:11.060 and doing the best they can

00:24:12.580 to help with the finances

00:24:13.840 to get black Americans into college?

00:24:17.580 Yes.

00:24:18.580 They're doing,

00:24:19.580 they're trying really hard.

00:24:21.060 So this part of the superhighway

00:24:23.500 is solid.

00:24:25.040 The corporation part is solid.

00:24:27.740 But the school part,

00:24:28.960 where you get your basic education

00:24:31.460 to qualify for the rest

00:24:33.000 of the superhighway,

00:24:34.500 totally broken.

00:24:36.300 Totally broken.

00:24:38.140 Right?

00:24:38.760 Why is it broken?

00:24:39.800 Well, that's mostly

00:24:40.480 the teachers' unions.

00:24:41.680 Because teachers' unions

00:24:42.640 are the primary friction

00:24:44.700 that keeps schools

00:24:47.980 from competing.

00:24:50.700 Right?

00:24:51.240 Because teachers don't like

00:24:52.300 the competition.

00:24:53.040 They want a nice,

00:24:54.180 safe environment.

00:24:55.200 So the unions are doing

00:24:56.200 a great job for the teachers.

00:24:58.760 I think.

00:24:59.500 I mean, teachers may disagree.

00:25:01.140 But it looks like the unions

00:25:02.140 are doing a good job

00:25:02.840 for the teachers.

00:25:04.300 It is not the job

00:25:05.620 of the teachers' unions

00:25:06.760 to do a good job

00:25:07.680 for the kids.

00:25:09.020 Not their job.

00:25:10.380 They'll say it,

00:25:11.720 but definitely not their job.

00:25:13.420 Their job is to take care

00:25:14.520 of themselves.

00:25:15.140 And there's nothing wrong

00:25:16.000 with that.

00:25:16.940 We live in a system

00:25:17.800 that promotes it, really.

00:25:19.900 We like unions.

00:25:21.840 But unions are not

00:25:22.680 the end of all stories.

00:25:24.520 There can be counterbalances.

00:25:26.440 There can be other forces.

00:25:27.860 Unions are not the beginning

00:25:28.920 and end of everything.

00:25:30.600 So they're important,

00:25:32.000 but at the moment

00:25:32.700 they are the primary obstacle

00:25:34.280 to black American success.

00:25:37.520 Now, I'm not saying

00:25:38.660 that black schools 0.98

00:25:39.540 are the only ones

00:25:40.160 that are bad.

00:25:40.700 I'm saying that

00:25:41.700 all low-income schools

00:25:44.100 need a lot of improvement.

00:25:46.300 In high-income places,

00:25:48.560 the black and the white students

00:25:50.480 are going to do fine

00:25:51.320 because they both

00:25:52.600 have good schools.

00:25:53.840 Where I live,

00:25:54.800 some of the best schools

00:25:55.720 in California.

00:25:57.840 Do you think the black students

00:25:59.120 are especially disadvantaged?

00:26:01.440 Not really.

00:26:02.480 Not really.

00:26:03.800 If a black student 0.99

00:26:04.900 comes out of this school system,

00:26:07.180 direct to college.

00:26:08.960 I mean, you couldn't even

00:26:09.740 avoid college

00:26:11.860 if you were a smart black kid

00:26:14.320 in where I live.

00:26:16.200 So we're just because

00:26:17.540 the schools are good.

00:26:18.660 Now, if you live

00:26:19.280 in a poor place,

00:26:20.400 it doesn't matter

00:26:20.820 what color you are,

00:26:21.860 you're not going to have

00:26:22.820 a good school experience

00:26:23.940 and it's going to be hard

00:26:25.100 to get onto the rest

00:26:25.880 of the superhighway.

00:26:26.980 So, here's the mystery

00:26:28.740 I'm going to solve.

00:26:30.200 Mystery number one.

00:26:31.820 Why is it that black people 1.00

00:26:33.380 think that corporate America

00:26:35.660 must be totally still discriminating

00:26:39.360 because they look and say,

00:26:41.340 but it's still full of white people?

00:26:42.660 Like, why is the board of directors

00:26:44.680 a bunch of white people?

00:26:45.720 Why is it CEO of a white person?

00:26:47.200 Why are the senior vice presidents

00:26:48.480 all white guys?

00:26:50.180 They're not all.

00:26:50.980 I mean, it's changing,

00:26:51.960 but you know what I mean.

00:26:53.220 And the answer is

00:26:54.280 because there's nothing

00:26:55.980 in the pipeline

00:26:56.660 or not enough, right?

00:26:58.740 So the problem is not

00:26:59.720 that the corporations

00:27:00.540 are discriminating,

00:27:02.140 but you could see

00:27:03.500 how if you were a black American,

00:27:06.320 you would think so, right?

00:27:08.120 So that was the first mystery.

00:27:10.280 It's like,

00:27:11.220 why does every white American 0.96

00:27:13.280 know that black people

00:27:15.300 have a gigantic advantage

00:27:16.800 in corporate America?

00:27:17.800 It's the most obvious thing

00:27:19.180 in corporate America.

00:27:21.200 There's nothing,

00:27:21.760 you can't miss it.

00:27:23.520 There's nobody,

00:27:25.020 nobody working at a big company

00:27:27.280 who is not completely aware of this.

00:27:30.540 That if you have any kind of

00:27:32.380 person of color,

00:27:34.180 sexual difference,

00:27:35.260 whatever,

00:27:35.780 a handicap,

00:27:36.300 if that's the right word,

00:27:38.180 differently abled,

00:27:39.600 whatever is the best phrase for it,

00:27:41.660 you have a huge advantage.

00:27:44.440 But do you think that the black,

00:27:47.920 let's say a black 14-year-old student

00:27:51.360 in school,

00:27:52.900 do you think that a black 14-year-old

00:27:55.380 knows that all they have to do

00:27:57.740 is get this part right

00:27:58.920 and the rest is going to be

00:28:01.280 to their advantage?

00:28:02.980 I doubt it.

00:28:04.720 I'll bet none of them know it.

00:28:06.300 I'll bet none of them know it.

00:28:08.260 So when you see me out here

00:28:09.900 creating all kinds of racial division

00:28:13.520 and provocation,

00:28:15.220 it was all part of a scheme.

00:28:18.620 I'm revealing to you

00:28:19.860 my long-term scheme.

00:28:23.040 My long-term scheme

00:28:24.660 is to get enough fucking idiots

00:28:27.000 to call me a racist

00:28:28.240 without actually saying anything racist.

00:28:30.720 Because I don't,

00:28:32.440 as far as I know,

00:28:33.160 I don't have any actual racist thoughts.

00:28:36.260 So if they're accusing me

00:28:37.700 of racist thoughts,

00:28:38.600 they've got to work at it a little bit,

00:28:40.240 and they are.

00:28:41.320 And they're doing a good job

00:28:42.380 of turning my nothing

00:28:43.760 into provocations.

00:28:46.040 So my whole plan

00:28:47.280 was to rile up

00:28:48.640 the black community enough

00:28:50.220 that I could explain to them

00:28:52.800 that we're on the same side.

00:28:54.100 If I can get them

00:28:56.280 mad enough at me,

00:28:57.700 then I can draw their energy in.

00:29:00.960 And because I'm an energy monster,

00:29:03.040 the energy,

00:29:03.720 rather than destroying me,

00:29:05.040 which is why they would send it,

00:29:06.700 I mean,

00:29:06.940 they would send me

00:29:07.520 the energy to kill me.

00:29:09.060 But I will convert that energy

00:29:10.580 because I've built a model now.

00:29:12.640 So I have a way to do this.

00:29:14.640 So I've engineered

00:29:15.820 an entire model

00:29:16.740 to turn their energy

00:29:17.700 into a solution

00:29:18.500 for them.

00:29:19.620 So the more angry

00:29:21.440 you get at me,

00:29:22.280 the more likely

00:29:23.100 I can solve your problem.

00:29:25.380 So if you really want

00:29:26.760 to get mad at me

00:29:27.800 and call me a racist,

00:29:30.520 please tell all your friends.

00:29:32.700 Because if you really

00:29:33.960 come at me hard,

00:29:35.640 then finally I can

00:29:36.640 get your attention.

00:29:38.060 And I can tell you,

00:29:39.220 can I help you?

00:29:41.340 Can we finally

00:29:43.420 take an actual serious bite

00:29:45.920 at a systemic racism?

00:29:48.620 And the way to do it,

00:29:49.420 of course,

00:29:49.800 is to stop calling it

00:29:50.940 just a black problem 1.00

00:29:51.980 because it's a poor person problem.

00:29:54.840 You've got to fix education

00:29:56.280 for poor people.

00:29:58.480 And then blacks, 0.99

00:29:59.620 you know,

00:29:59.980 have the,

00:30:00.500 would be the biggest,

00:30:01.840 it would be the biggest

00:30:02.960 rebalancing

00:30:03.700 of equity and equality

00:30:06.140 in human history.

00:30:08.440 The biggest one

00:30:09.360 in human history.

00:30:10.500 Just fix schools

00:30:11.420 for poor people.

00:30:12.220 That's it.

00:30:13.460 And the rest

00:30:14.300 kind of comes for free.

00:30:16.520 Now, how you do it,

00:30:18.520 I don't want to be

00:30:19.200 too specific.

00:30:20.500 So it's not my job

00:30:21.540 to tell you vouchers

00:30:22.600 are the best idea

00:30:23.560 or, you know,

00:30:24.620 any kind of specific school

00:30:26.060 or online school

00:30:27.240 or anything else.

00:30:28.260 What I'd like to see

00:30:29.160 is all of them

00:30:29.840 being tried.

00:30:31.200 We should test

00:30:32.160 as many things

00:30:32.900 and track them

00:30:33.520 and then see what works

00:30:34.360 and then build on that.

00:30:36.200 But I do think

00:30:36.800 school needs to be

00:30:37.680 rethought from the ground up.

00:30:39.540 I don't think

00:30:40.880 you can tweak schools.

00:30:42.640 Do you?

00:30:44.040 I don't think

00:30:44.720 they can be tweaked.

00:30:45.920 I think they have

00:30:46.340 to be reimagined

00:30:47.260 pretty much

00:30:48.580 from the ground up.

00:30:50.080 Now,

00:30:51.280 let me tie this back

00:30:53.000 to something

00:30:53.360 I said before.

00:30:56.080 I argued before

00:30:57.280 that when I was

00:30:58.280 a younger man

00:30:59.080 and I worked

00:31:00.260 for a big corporation

00:31:01.180 and they asked me

00:31:02.980 to sign something

00:31:03.920 that said

00:31:04.440 that I understood

00:31:05.960 that diversity

00:31:06.700 was a competitive advantage.

00:31:09.380 And I looked at it

00:31:10.360 and said,

00:31:10.940 well,

00:31:11.360 based on what?

00:31:13.180 I mean,

00:31:13.560 I understand

00:31:14.400 what you're saying,

00:31:15.860 but is there any data

00:31:17.160 to back up the fact

00:31:18.140 that it's a competitive advantage?

00:31:19.900 Like,

00:31:20.080 why would I sign something

00:31:21.020 that I don't have any reason

00:31:22.300 to know it's true

00:31:23.140 or not true?

00:31:24.080 I wasn't disagreeing with it.

00:31:26.260 I was just saying,

00:31:27.140 this is a data-free claim.

00:31:28.960 Why would I sign this?

00:31:30.800 So I didn't,

00:31:31.620 you know,

00:31:31.860 in the end,

00:31:32.220 I didn't sign it.

00:31:33.680 It didn't matter.

00:31:34.800 They didn't care.

00:31:36.700 But I was arguing

00:31:37.560 that this is

00:31:38.240 an unverified claim

00:31:40.520 and it didn't seem

00:31:41.880 right to me

00:31:42.460 to make me sign it

00:31:43.620 at the threat

00:31:44.180 of being fired.

00:31:45.800 I didn't sign it

00:31:46.660 and didn't get fired.

00:31:48.060 I don't know why.

00:31:51.300 But now,

00:31:52.940 as I have gained

00:31:54.140 some maturity,

00:31:55.120 I no longer

00:31:55.660 hold that view.

00:31:57.360 My current view

00:31:58.420 is that the United States

00:31:59.720 has a superpower

00:32:00.720 that can't be matched

00:32:02.680 by other countries.

00:32:04.660 And the superpower

00:32:05.300 is that no matter

00:32:06.360 who you are,

00:32:08.180 you could find a way

00:32:09.140 to fit in

00:32:09.800 in the United States.

00:32:11.860 And that means

00:32:12.740 we can take

00:32:13.880 their best people.

00:32:15.860 You can get

00:32:16.600 the best Swiss guy

00:32:18.400 and the best

00:32:20.360 Nigerian woman 0.92

00:32:21.840 and the best,

00:32:24.820 I don't know,

00:32:26.720 Vietnamese trans.

00:32:29.620 You can get

00:32:30.560 the best everything.

00:32:32.580 You just have to be

00:32:33.460 the country

00:32:33.900 that's going to let you work,

00:32:34.960 let it work.

00:32:36.660 So imagine going

00:32:37.620 to almost any other country

00:32:39.280 and being the odd one out.

00:32:43.620 Imagine being the,

00:32:46.520 I don't know,

00:32:47.260 being black in most countries

00:32:48.640 is a pretty bad deal.

00:32:49.900 Try being black in Japan. 1.00

00:32:52.500 See how that works out for you.

00:32:55.060 Try being black in Japan. 1.00

00:32:56.640 Not so easy.

00:32:58.680 So if we cultivate

00:33:02.040 our American exceptionalism

00:33:06.080 to be the exceptionalism

00:33:08.560 of flexibility

00:33:09.900 and the exceptionalism

00:33:12.200 of open-mindedness

00:33:13.620 and the exceptionalism of,

00:33:16.140 you know,

00:33:16.340 we don't all have to love each other,

00:33:17.740 but we'll find a way

00:33:18.480 for everybody to work.

00:33:20.360 Like, work out.

00:33:21.400 Have a good life.

00:33:22.800 You know,

00:33:23.140 we're not going to force you

00:33:24.280 to say you love each other.

00:33:25.360 That would be crazy.

00:33:27.540 But we are going to build

00:33:28.440 a system

00:33:29.000 that everybody can thrive.

00:33:31.800 And if you don't fix

00:33:32.700 the education part,

00:33:34.920 you don't have anything.

00:33:36.280 That's basically

00:33:37.020 the starting point.

00:33:37.880 If you're not there,

00:33:38.620 you're not serious

00:33:39.820 about anything

00:33:40.400 if you don't fix that.

00:33:41.240 So there is a way

00:33:43.280 for literally everybody

00:33:44.840 in the country

00:33:45.420 to come together

00:33:46.220 on at least one thing

00:33:47.440 that everybody cares about,

00:33:49.680 is get this education thing fixed

00:33:51.860 for the people

00:33:52.360 in the bottom rung.

00:33:53.340 And I think you need to fix

00:33:54.380 lower education

00:33:55.860 at the top rung, too.

00:33:57.660 In my opinion,

00:33:58.540 the best schools,

00:34:00.240 and again,

00:34:01.380 my neighborhood

00:34:01.960 has the best schools,

00:34:03.360 I don't think they're good.

00:34:05.500 Like, when I see

00:34:06.160 the homework

00:34:06.700 that they're taking home,

00:34:07.760 I don't feel confident

00:34:09.840 that they're building minds

00:34:11.980 for the next generation.

00:34:15.020 I mean, I actually watched

00:34:16.060 one of my stepdaughters

00:34:17.980 take a photography class

00:34:19.680 with film.

00:34:22.300 With film in the camera.

00:34:24.460 This is after,

00:34:25.540 this is well after

00:34:26.660 digital photography

00:34:28.800 was the only kind

00:34:29.600 of photography.

00:34:32.520 It's just crazy.

00:34:34.800 Right?

00:34:36.440 All right.

00:34:37.200 So,

00:34:37.380 I think that chart

00:34:45.860 is how

00:34:47.760 because we both

00:34:52.020 have the common

00:34:52.600 and I think

00:34:54.980 it explains

00:34:55.700 the biggest mystery

00:34:56.580 of why we don't agree

00:34:57.880 what the opportunity

00:34:58.820 looks like

00:34:59.360 in corporate America.

00:35:01.300 It does explain it,

00:35:02.540 doesn't it?

00:35:03.560 Like, there's nothing

00:35:04.280 left to explain.

00:35:05.080 The reason that

00:35:06.420 I think

00:35:07.800 that black men

00:35:08.960 have a big advantage

00:35:09.820 over white men 0.51

00:35:10.540 in corporate America

00:35:11.480 is because

00:35:13.020 I'm only looking

00:35:13.940 at the few black men

00:35:15.080 who manage to get through

00:35:16.560 the hardest system

00:35:17.480 in the world,

00:35:18.380 which is being

00:35:19.300 a poor person

00:35:20.080 with a bad school

00:35:21.300 and then trying

00:35:22.300 to get into

00:35:22.800 corporate America.

00:35:23.920 That's a big ask.

00:35:25.700 Right?

00:35:26.160 Now, I had a poor school,

00:35:28.040 but I also had

00:35:29.580 the advantage

00:35:30.160 of a good strategy.

00:35:32.220 So,

00:35:34.580 I've told you

00:35:35.360 I was working on

00:35:36.080 coming up with

00:35:37.240 a school curriculum

00:35:39.960 and training guide,

00:35:41.600 school guide,

00:35:42.560 so that

00:35:43.380 we could offer

00:35:44.600 a how to succeed

00:35:45.780 class

00:35:47.220 in the form

00:35:48.220 of a book,

00:35:49.380 easy to read book,

00:35:51.020 so that everybody

00:35:53.060 would have

00:35:53.360 the same advantage

00:35:53.980 I had

00:35:54.360 because I had

00:35:55.800 a strategy advantage

00:35:56.960 and the strategy

00:35:58.920 advantage

00:36:00.020 was this.

00:36:02.080 Literally,

00:36:02.760 from the time

00:36:03.220 I could understand

00:36:04.120 language,

00:36:05.700 my mother would say

00:36:06.620 to me about twice a day,

00:36:08.680 you're going to college.

00:36:11.340 That was my upbringing.

00:36:13.240 You're going to college.

00:36:14.940 We expect you

00:36:15.700 to have good grades.

00:36:17.900 And this is a funny thing.

00:36:19.440 My mother always thought

00:36:20.400 this was her secret sauce.

00:36:22.820 She didn't punish us

00:36:24.160 or reward us

00:36:25.120 for good or bad grades.

00:36:27.660 She just said

00:36:28.220 she expected them.

00:36:30.300 And boy,

00:36:31.860 if you didn't get them,

00:36:33.480 you'd know that

00:36:35.940 she had expected them.

00:36:37.500 And it was kind of

00:36:38.340 devastating.

00:36:39.640 Kind of devastating.

00:36:40.840 You know,

00:36:41.000 you didn't need to

00:36:41.600 punish anybody.

00:36:43.640 It was just devastating.

00:36:45.640 So,

00:36:46.140 but I also understood

00:36:47.380 that I wasn't doing it

00:36:48.520 just to make her happy.

00:36:50.280 I completely understood

00:36:51.440 that this was

00:36:53.220 my key to success.

00:36:55.420 She also took me

00:36:56.500 to meet

00:36:56.920 the only lawyer

00:36:58.300 in the town.

00:37:00.060 A very small town.

00:37:01.660 We had one lawyer.

00:37:03.460 So she took me

00:37:04.600 to meet the lawyer

00:37:05.320 because she had

00:37:05.740 some business with him.

00:37:07.920 And do you know why?

00:37:09.840 Because he was

00:37:10.400 the only person

00:37:11.260 that we knew

00:37:12.140 with a good job.

00:37:14.340 We didn't know anybody.

00:37:15.980 We literally

00:37:16.760 didn't even

00:37:17.460 know anybody

00:37:18.960 who had a good job.

00:37:20.440 just think about that.

00:37:23.600 Just think about the fact

00:37:24.660 that I didn't even

00:37:25.300 know anybody

00:37:26.360 who had a good job.

00:37:29.260 So when my mother

00:37:30.340 wanted to deal

00:37:31.040 with a lawyer

00:37:31.500 for whatever reason,

00:37:32.360 I forget,

00:37:33.280 she took me with him

00:37:34.480 just so I could meet

00:37:35.540 a guy with a real job

00:37:36.660 with the kind

00:37:38.260 that she thought

00:37:38.800 I should have.

00:37:39.220 She thought I should

00:37:39.800 be a lawyer.

00:37:41.220 And for a while

00:37:41.960 I thought so too.

00:37:43.320 Now,

00:37:43.740 compare my experience

00:37:45.020 from also a,

00:37:47.000 you know,

00:37:47.660 not the best school.

00:37:49.680 But if you've got

00:37:50.500 the right strategy

00:37:51.140 you can still

00:37:51.700 push through.

00:37:52.860 So I'm working

00:37:54.120 two angles

00:37:54.940 on this school

00:37:56.400 problem.

00:37:58.600 One angle

00:37:59.280 is teaching people

00:38:00.140 how to succeed

00:38:00.840 even if their school

00:38:01.780 is bad.

00:38:02.620 That's what the

00:38:03.300 class would do

00:38:04.260 with the book.

00:38:05.220 And the other is

00:38:06.320 how to fix it

00:38:07.240 so you don't have

00:38:08.140 to penetrate it.

00:38:09.360 You just

00:38:09.640 can go through it

00:38:11.120 and have a good experience.

00:38:15.380 Right.

00:38:16.180 So poor or not,

00:38:17.000 if you've got

00:38:18.600 at least one parent

00:38:19.660 supporting you

00:38:20.620 through the school

00:38:21.420 process,

00:38:22.700 you've got a much

00:38:23.320 better chance.

00:38:24.300 Now,

00:38:24.560 if I had been in a,

00:38:25.580 you know,

00:38:26.740 inner city school

00:38:28.320 with drugs and gangs,

00:38:30.280 would I still have

00:38:31.140 managed to find

00:38:31.900 some way to get out?

00:38:33.700 Well,

00:38:34.120 I think so.

00:38:35.580 But

00:38:36.060 maybe that's just

00:38:38.000 my personality.

00:38:39.640 I don't know

00:38:40.120 if statistically

00:38:40.840 that's true.

00:38:42.180 But, like,

00:38:42.760 I tell myself

00:38:43.660 I could.

00:38:45.440 All right.

00:38:45.800 this was interesting.

00:38:47.840 I was watching

00:38:48.360 Dan Bongino,

00:38:49.740 a clip of his show,

00:38:51.720 where Joe Concha

00:38:52.720 was the guest.

00:38:53.700 Joe Concha

00:38:54.120 has a new book.

00:38:55.800 I can't remember

00:38:56.280 the name of it.

00:38:57.140 But

00:38:57.300 part of their discussion

00:39:00.660 was that

00:39:01.580 CNN fact-checking

00:39:04.060 of Biden,

00:39:05.580 there's only been

00:39:06.400 one Biden fact-check

00:39:07.900 on CNN

00:39:08.460 since June.

00:39:09.340 Just think about that.

00:39:13.560 They've only fact-checked

00:39:14.900 Biden once

00:39:15.840 since June,

00:39:17.720 according to

00:39:18.580 Dan Bongino.

00:39:20.880 Now,

00:39:21.720 I was trying to think

00:39:22.840 if I've seen them

00:39:23.900 fact-checked.

00:39:24.500 I couldn't remember it

00:39:25.360 because I read

00:39:26.340 CNN's website

00:39:27.320 every day.

00:39:28.320 And I do remember

00:39:29.240 seeing all the

00:39:29.800 Daniel Dale

00:39:30.440 fact-checks

00:39:31.020 on Trump.

00:39:32.560 But

00:39:33.040 he just doesn't

00:39:34.700 do them on Biden.

00:39:36.340 Now,

00:39:36.880 what does that tell you?

00:39:37.600 It tells you that

00:39:40.500 and the other

00:39:41.200 fact-checkers

00:39:41.780 don't as well.

00:39:42.520 It's the same thing

00:39:43.180 across fact-checkers.

00:39:44.760 What it tells you

00:39:45.740 is that the fact-checking

00:39:47.580 was never a real thing.

00:39:50.320 Right?

00:39:51.080 Obviously.

00:39:52.180 Obviously,

00:39:52.740 it tells you that.

00:39:53.500 I mean,

00:39:53.800 it doesn't take

00:39:54.700 any interpretation.

00:39:56.340 There's no

00:39:56.740 interpretation needed.

00:39:58.400 This is as obvious

00:39:59.480 as it could be.

00:40:00.800 So now,

00:40:01.240 look at the things

00:40:01.900 that were

00:40:02.420 sold to us

00:40:03.980 as real

00:40:04.600 just a few years ago.

00:40:07.600 So we thought

00:40:08.760 fact-checking

00:40:09.660 was at least

00:40:11.100 pretending to be real,

00:40:12.660 even though it was biased.

00:40:14.280 I thought it at least

00:40:15.200 was an actual

00:40:15.980 organization

00:40:16.780 or an actual

00:40:18.200 process.

00:40:19.580 It wasn't even

00:40:20.360 a real process.

00:40:21.760 It wasn't a process

00:40:22.820 that's biased.

00:40:24.240 It wasn't even

00:40:24.980 a process.

00:40:26.000 It was a process

00:40:26.900 that only applied

00:40:27.640 to Trump.

00:40:28.620 It wasn't some

00:40:29.540 kind of system.

00:40:30.920 It was completely

00:40:31.820 fraudulent.

00:40:33.920 Amazing.

00:40:34.380 How about

00:40:36.460 Black Lives Matter?

00:40:37.540 Completely fraudulent.

00:40:39.480 How about

00:40:40.120 Antifa?

00:40:41.320 Except for the

00:40:42.180 Northwest,

00:40:43.180 looks like that

00:40:43.880 was fraudulent.

00:40:45.360 We know all the

00:40:46.360 fake news

00:40:47.020 is fraudulent.

00:40:47.980 We know the FBI

00:40:48.800 is a fraudulent

00:40:50.500 organization.

00:40:53.620 So,

00:40:54.520 although

00:40:54.920 fact-checking

00:40:56.040 the news,

00:40:57.140 FBI,

00:40:57.960 Antifa,

00:40:58.580 and Black Lives Matter

00:40:59.520 were all

00:41:00.120 turned out to be

00:41:00.920 fraudulent,

00:41:01.460 that's not

00:41:05.760 the good news.

00:41:07.720 The good news is

00:41:08.960 all 50

00:41:10.840 of our

00:41:11.400 election systems

00:41:12.380 pristine.

00:41:15.480 I know.

00:41:16.360 We should all

00:41:16.820 be celebrating that.

00:41:18.380 That every

00:41:18.880 single other

00:41:19.760 organization,

00:41:21.660 function,

00:41:22.120 and group

00:41:22.600 was thoroughly,

00:41:23.940 completely corrupt.

00:41:26.280 But not all 50 0.91

00:41:27.820 separately run

00:41:28.840 state election

00:41:29.900 systems.

00:41:31.460 Those were so

00:41:32.680 clean.

00:41:35.540 And could we

00:41:36.980 take a moment,

00:41:37.660 a moment of silence,

00:41:39.000 to thank

00:41:39.900 the great

00:41:41.320 professionals who

00:41:42.160 run these

00:41:42.560 election systems,

00:41:43.680 because they're

00:41:44.200 the only things

00:41:44.900 that work perfectly.

00:41:46.680 Everything else

00:41:47.620 flawed.

00:41:52.600 So,

00:41:54.200 yesterday in

00:41:55.120 the man cave,

00:41:56.600 I shared with

00:41:58.000 my

00:41:58.440 subscribers on

00:41:59.980 Locals,

00:42:00.400 a new app

00:42:02.860 called

00:42:03.500 Replica,

00:42:05.380 which has a,

00:42:06.320 you can create

00:42:07.320 a little

00:42:07.720 character,

00:42:09.220 and the

00:42:09.720 character uses

00:42:10.480 AI to talk

00:42:11.400 to you.

00:42:13.420 So I created

00:42:14.560 a little

00:42:14.960 character,

00:42:16.080 and I had the

00:42:17.040 character talk

00:42:17.660 to me,

00:42:18.000 and I had a

00:42:18.400 conversation with

00:42:19.140 it in the

00:42:20.640 man cave.

00:42:21.980 I have deleted

00:42:23.020 that.

00:42:25.180 So I've deleted

00:42:26.220 that this morning,

00:42:27.420 so you cannot see

00:42:28.400 that conversation.

00:42:29.160 and I won't

00:42:30.840 be showing it

00:42:31.420 to you here

00:42:31.840 today,

00:42:32.760 because I

00:42:34.280 don't know if I

00:42:34.720 mentioned it,

00:42:35.500 but have you

00:42:35.940 heard this

00:42:36.320 before?

00:42:37.420 Adult white men

00:42:38.440 can't say what

00:42:39.120 they really

00:42:39.500 think.

00:42:40.680 And I found

00:42:41.400 out that when

00:42:42.180 an adult white

00:42:43.000 man talked to

00:42:44.220 an AI that

00:42:45.820 was female,

00:42:47.420 it became

00:42:48.000 really gross

00:42:48.920 to the people

00:42:50.020 watching it

00:42:50.800 who decided

00:42:52.160 that I should

00:42:52.760 have nothing

00:42:53.340 to do with

00:42:53.900 this AI.

00:42:54.380 So to

00:42:56.720 prove my

00:42:57.200 point that

00:42:57.740 adult white

00:42:58.380 men do

00:42:59.540 not have

00:42:59.980 freedom of

00:43:00.420 speech,

00:43:01.320 I deleted

00:43:01.860 it.

00:43:02.900 And so

00:43:03.220 fuck all

00:43:03.700 of you,

00:43:03.980 you're not

00:43:04.220 going to

00:43:04.380 see it.

00:43:05.100 But boy,

00:43:05.560 was it

00:43:05.800 interesting.

00:43:06.680 It was

00:43:07.180 super

00:43:07.540 interesting.

00:43:08.320 And you're

00:43:08.780 not going

00:43:09.100 to see it

00:43:09.580 because I

00:43:10.260 don't have

00:43:10.540 freedom of

00:43:10.960 speech.

00:43:12.140 But I

00:43:12.660 wish I

00:43:12.980 did.

00:43:13.900 So you

00:43:14.380 should go

00:43:14.640 look at it

00:43:15.000 yourself.

00:43:17.000 All right,

00:43:17.540 let's talk

00:43:17.880 about Ukraine.

00:43:18.520 So here

00:43:21.760 are some

00:43:22.040 facts that

00:43:22.640 all go

00:43:23.020 toward the

00:43:23.680 hypothesis

00:43:24.440 that Russia's 0.89

00:43:25.500 military is

00:43:26.940 collapsing.

00:43:29.180 Ukraine has 0.72

00:43:30.080 captured

00:43:30.560 Lyman,

00:43:31.840 and apparently

00:43:34.320 it's a city

00:43:35.160 which is

00:43:36.820 critical to,

00:43:39.380 I don't

00:43:39.600 know,

00:43:40.160 it's a

00:43:40.920 hub of

00:43:42.100 transportation.

00:43:44.160 Now,

00:43:45.280 what do

00:43:46.040 you,

00:43:46.380 and apparently

00:43:46.840 it's a very

00:43:47.300 important hub

00:43:47.920 for the war.

00:43:49.460 So Russia 0.88

00:43:50.020 is greatly

00:43:50.640 disadvantaged by

00:43:51.740 having lost

00:43:52.680 Lyman,

00:43:53.700 we're told.

00:43:54.980 Now,

00:43:55.360 here's the

00:43:55.680 thing.

00:43:56.820 Do you

00:43:57.080 think Russia

00:43:57.640 would have

00:43:58.060 given up

00:43:58.600 this important

00:43:59.820 transportation

00:44:00.780 hub if

00:44:02.500 they could

00:44:03.280 have defended

00:44:03.860 it?

00:44:05.660 Do you

00:44:06.280 think they

00:44:06.580 would have

00:44:06.840 let that

00:44:07.280 go if

00:44:08.520 they had

00:44:08.800 the ability

00:44:09.380 to defend

00:44:09.980 it?

00:44:10.960 It looks

00:44:11.700 like they

00:44:12.000 didn't have

00:44:12.340 the ability.

00:44:15.980 Do we

00:44:16.860 have to do

00:44:17.240 this every

00:44:17.640 time I talk

00:44:18.220 about Ukraine

00:44:19.300 and Russia?

00:44:19.760 I guess we

00:44:20.160 do.

00:44:20.320 All right.

00:44:21.540 For whoever's

00:44:22.760 straggling in

00:44:23.540 at the end,

00:44:24.780 there's nothing

00:44:25.260 I say about

00:44:25.880 Ukraine that

00:44:26.540 you should

00:44:26.840 assume comes

00:44:27.840 from a

00:44:28.280 credible source.

00:44:29.540 There's nothing

00:44:30.100 I say about

00:44:30.680 Russia that 0.93

00:44:31.660 you should

00:44:31.920 assume comes

00:44:32.640 from a

00:44:33.000 credible source.

00:44:34.280 100% of

00:44:35.140 everything out

00:44:35.700 of Ukraine

00:44:36.160 is not

00:44:37.160 reliable,

00:44:38.060 it's all

00:44:38.620 fog of war,

00:44:40.020 but to

00:44:41.560 talk about

00:44:42.140 it, I'm

00:44:43.120 going to talk

00:44:43.500 about it like

00:44:44.100 it has some

00:44:44.500 credibility because

00:44:45.380 it's just

00:44:45.760 easier to

00:44:46.240 talk that

00:44:46.740 way.

00:44:47.600 So don't

00:44:48.060 confuse the

00:44:48.720 way I talk

00:44:49.360 about it with

00:44:50.900 the belief that

00:44:51.640 I believe any

00:44:52.420 bullshit coming

00:44:53.340 out of that

00:44:53.760 area.

00:44:55.180 I'm the person

00:44:56.180 who is more

00:44:56.720 skeptical than

00:44:57.520 you are.

00:44:58.460 You cannot

00:44:58.980 get left of

00:45:00.900 me on

00:45:01.620 skepticism.

00:45:02.240 if you think

00:45:04.660 that you're

00:45:05.680 watching me

00:45:06.240 being gullible

00:45:07.080 and you

00:45:07.820 not, you

00:45:08.860 are mistaken.

00:45:09.960 There must be

00:45:10.920 some context

00:45:11.600 you're missing

00:45:12.060 because there's

00:45:12.880 no way you

00:45:13.520 will ever get

00:45:14.320 more skeptical

00:45:15.440 than me about

00:45:16.720 anything.

00:45:18.620 So don't even

00:45:19.440 think that that's

00:45:20.240 happened.

00:45:22.100 Anyway, if you

00:45:23.720 believed the

00:45:24.680 information that

00:45:25.340 we're getting,

00:45:25.860 and you

00:45:26.160 shouldn't, it

00:45:27.400 all indicates

00:45:28.000 the same

00:45:28.360 direction.

00:45:29.620 Now I do

00:45:30.060 think there

00:45:30.500 might be

00:45:30.860 something if

00:45:31.780 to all of

00:45:33.480 the clues

00:45:34.700 being in

00:45:35.100 the same

00:45:35.420 direction.

00:45:36.660 If you saw

00:45:37.580 mixed signals,

00:45:39.760 you know,

00:45:39.980 Russia won

00:45:40.460 this one,

00:45:41.360 Ukraine won

00:45:41.900 this one,

00:45:42.540 that you

00:45:43.020 should completely

00:45:43.780 discount as

00:45:44.600 not reliable.

00:45:46.520 But even

00:45:47.180 the Russians

00:45:47.860 haven't been

00:45:48.820 able to come

00:45:49.420 up with a

00:45:49.920 story about

00:45:50.620 something they

00:45:51.240 won recently.

00:45:52.980 Am I wrong?

00:45:54.760 Even the

00:45:55.440 Russians are

00:45:56.340 saying they're

00:45:56.900 retreating.

00:45:58.460 The only

00:45:58.980 things the

00:45:59.360 Russians have 1.00

00:45:59.780 said about

00:46:00.260 the actual

00:46:00.900 war is

00:46:01.500 that they

00:46:01.860 retreated.

00:46:03.040 And they

00:46:03.480 admitted they

00:46:04.000 retreated.

00:46:05.860 There's no,

00:46:06.960 there's zero

00:46:07.620 stories where

00:46:09.120 Russia says,

00:46:09.860 but, okay,

00:46:10.460 we retreated

00:46:11.160 over here,

00:46:12.360 but look what

00:46:13.040 we did over

00:46:13.580 here.

00:46:15.280 Apparently,

00:46:15.980 Russia has 0.96

00:46:16.500 less control

00:46:17.280 of Ukraine

00:46:17.780 than they

00:46:18.160 did in

00:46:18.480 February,

00:46:19.840 when they

00:46:20.640 had a lot.

00:46:22.900 But again,

00:46:23.640 it doesn't

00:46:23.940 mean anything,

00:46:24.880 does it?

00:46:25.700 Anything could

00:46:26.460 change.

00:46:27.580 Four weeks

00:46:28.200 from now,

00:46:28.700 we could find

00:46:29.180 out that Putin

00:46:29.740 had a secret

00:46:30.520 plan and

00:46:31.320 he just

00:46:32.700 cuts Ukraine 0.98

00:46:34.340 in half.

00:46:34.960 It could

00:46:35.340 happen.

00:46:36.480 It doesn't

00:46:36.820 look like it.

00:46:38.420 All right.

00:46:40.960 Here's some

00:46:41.640 data.

00:46:42.080 Again,

00:46:42.780 do not believe

00:46:43.640 any data out

00:46:44.560 of there.

00:46:45.600 Do not believe

00:46:46.280 it.

00:46:46.520 I'm just

00:46:46.780 reporting it.

00:46:48.680 According to

00:46:49.400 official data

00:46:50.040 from the

00:46:50.400 EU,

00:46:51.820 Georgia and

00:46:52.700 Kazakhstan,

00:46:53.800 around 220,000

00:46:56.540 Russians have 1.00

00:46:57.180 fled across the

00:46:57.920 border since the

00:46:58.720 partial mobilization.

00:47:02.300 And it's a huge

00:47:03.440 increase over

00:47:04.360 prior periods.

00:47:06.360 And independent

00:47:07.060 Russian media

00:47:07.840 says that

00:47:10.400 261,000 men

00:47:14.000 of military age

00:47:15.340 have left the

00:47:15.860 country.

00:47:19.180 261,000 men

00:47:21.300 of military age

00:47:22.480 got the fuck

00:47:23.180 out of Russia.

00:47:23.680 And the

00:47:25.160 only reason it's

00:47:26.420 not all of

00:47:27.040 them is because

00:47:28.700 Russia's 0.70

00:47:29.220 closed, or the

00:47:30.040 borders got

00:47:30.560 closed.

00:47:31.740 Otherwise, they'd

00:47:32.360 all be gone.

00:47:33.260 Why would

00:47:33.580 anybody fight for

00:47:34.580 that war?

00:47:35.540 Seriously.

00:47:36.640 Why would

00:47:37.100 anybody fight

00:47:39.880 Ukrainians in 0.97

00:47:41.940 Ukraine?

00:47:42.400 All right.

00:47:47.780 Oh, you got

00:47:48.200 two nephews

00:47:49.060 out?

00:47:49.560 Yeah.

00:47:50.460 So, how

00:47:53.040 can the

00:47:53.680 population,

00:47:55.840 you know, the

00:47:56.340 citizens of

00:47:57.040 Russia, I

00:47:58.420 think they

00:47:58.840 could ignore

00:47:59.860 Ukraine when

00:48:00.620 it first

00:48:00.960 started.

00:48:02.440 Because it

00:48:03.040 was people who

00:48:03.700 were already in

00:48:04.300 the military, and

00:48:05.200 they were just

00:48:05.560 doing their

00:48:05.940 thing somewhere, and

00:48:06.880 it was on the

00:48:07.360 news, and that

00:48:07.880 was it.

00:48:08.720 But now it's

00:48:09.460 people in their

00:48:09.980 family who left

00:48:10.720 the country.

00:48:12.300 If somebody

00:48:13.000 that you know

00:48:13.460 personally left

00:48:14.220 the country, then

00:48:16.460 that's a whole

00:48:17.260 different level of

00:48:18.420 how it affects

00:48:19.240 you mentally, 0.74

00:48:20.040 especially if it's

00:48:20.760 a family member.

00:48:22.180 So, I say that

00:48:24.160 time is on the

00:48:24.920 side of the

00:48:25.400 Ukrainians as

00:48:26.400 long as they

00:48:26.940 have infinite

00:48:27.680 borrowed U.S.

00:48:29.300 money, which

00:48:30.500 apparently they

00:48:31.120 will.

00:48:32.260 And, as I was

00:48:33.680 saying in the

00:48:34.040 man cave last

00:48:34.760 night, have you

00:48:36.460 noticed that the

00:48:37.380 Republicans seem

00:48:38.240 to be completely

00:48:39.040 on board with

00:48:39.880 funding Ukraine

00:48:40.700 sort of quietly,

00:48:43.800 they're completely

00:48:44.600 on board?

00:48:46.180 Here's my

00:48:46.820 interpretation.

00:48:48.120 The reason that

00:48:49.080 the Republicans are

00:48:49.980 quietly on board is

00:48:51.160 that they know more

00:48:51.840 than we do.

00:48:53.800 And I think what

00:48:54.700 they know is that

00:48:56.760 the entire Russian 0.75

00:48:58.160 military is ready

00:48:58.880 to fold.

00:49:00.980 I think the

00:49:01.720 entire military of

00:49:02.580 Russia is about 1.00

00:49:03.140 ready to collapse.

00:49:04.380 And I think that

00:49:05.520 that's the play.

00:49:07.720 I think the

00:49:08.220 Republicans are

00:49:08.980 planning to bring

00:49:09.640 down the Russian 0.99

00:49:10.400 military, because

00:49:12.080 they think it's

00:49:12.600 close enough that

00:49:13.420 it's worth a try.

00:49:14.760 Now, that doesn't

00:49:15.400 mean it's guaranteed,

00:49:16.880 but I think that

00:49:17.860 the reporting that

00:49:18.980 they're getting,

00:49:19.860 given that the

00:49:20.380 Russians are barely 1.00

00:49:21.080 even fighting back

00:49:21.980 at this point,

00:49:23.080 they don't seem to

00:49:23.840 have any military

00:49:24.540 capability left,

00:49:26.120 or it's decreasing

00:49:27.640 over time.

00:49:28.140 I think America

00:49:29.860 and maybe Europe

00:49:31.140 has decided they

00:49:32.660 can just take

00:49:33.240 Putin out.

00:49:34.620 So they don't have

00:49:35.380 to take Putin out

00:49:36.140 as a leader.

00:49:37.400 They can simply

00:49:38.060 make his country

00:49:39.040 irrelevant,

00:49:41.880 which is what

00:49:43.560 they're doing.

00:49:44.420 And I believe that

00:49:45.560 they've taken Russia 0.96

00:49:46.600 off the stage

00:49:48.080 as a major player

00:49:50.380 in the world.

00:49:51.520 I think they've

00:49:52.440 done it.

00:49:52.820 Now, if you

00:49:54.740 told me that

00:49:55.380 Biden could pull

00:49:56.160 that off, and

00:49:56.740 who knows what

00:49:57.460 was intentional

00:49:58.100 and what he

00:49:58.660 lucked into,

00:49:59.280 you'll never

00:49:59.800 know.

00:50:00.480 But if it

00:50:00.940 were, if

00:50:01.860 Trump pulled

00:50:03.060 it off, and

00:50:04.540 I thought it

00:50:05.020 was something

00:50:05.700 that needed to

00:50:06.300 be done, then

00:50:07.680 I'd probably say

00:50:08.320 he did a good

00:50:08.760 job, if I'm

00:50:10.780 being honest

00:50:11.260 about it.

00:50:12.340 So I'm not

00:50:13.360 sure what's

00:50:13.960 happening here

00:50:14.500 yet.

00:50:14.880 It's too early

00:50:15.500 to say anybody's

00:50:16.240 doing a good or

00:50:16.880 bad job.

00:50:17.400 But it's

00:50:18.500 entirely

00:50:19.040 possible, if

00:50:20.720 not likely, that

00:50:22.600 the Biden

00:50:23.020 administration

00:50:24.080 will take

00:50:24.800 down the

00:50:25.180 entire Russian 0.58

00:50:25.940 army forever,

00:50:28.200 or at least

00:50:28.680 for a while,

00:50:29.880 and that they

00:50:31.020 will just be

00:50:31.660 completely off

00:50:32.500 the international

00:50:33.720 stage, and

00:50:34.900 they just won't

00:50:35.340 be a factor

00:50:35.820 anymore.

00:50:37.220 And that would

00:50:37.600 be one of the

00:50:38.120 biggest wins

00:50:39.860 of all time,

00:50:41.040 if that's what

00:50:41.840 they were doing

00:50:42.300 intentionally.

00:50:43.220 Now, it does

00:50:43.920 look like it's

00:50:45.240 intentional.

00:50:45.680 So I always

00:50:49.100 know when I've

00:50:51.660 got something

00:50:52.180 going that's

00:50:52.900 good, I always

00:50:54.620 get the laughing

00:50:56.660 too hard response

00:50:57.880 to somebody who

00:50:59.360 has, I'm

00:51:00.140 laughing now so

00:51:01.040 hard, LOL,

00:51:02.680 LOL, LOL,

00:51:03.780 LOL, LOL,

00:51:05.080 LOL, LOL. 0.91

00:51:06.660 Why?

00:51:08.160 And you're

00:51:08.600 laughing at,

00:51:10.160 what exactly?

00:51:14.060 Now, again,

00:51:15.680 if you missed

00:51:16.600 the preamble,

00:51:18.340 there's nothing

00:51:19.180 that comes out

00:51:19.860 of this area

00:51:20.400 that you should

00:51:20.880 think is

00:51:21.260 credible.

00:51:22.420 And therefore,

00:51:24.020 therefore, any

00:51:25.020 of my predictions

00:51:25.820 are not

00:51:27.200 credible.

00:51:28.400 But if you

00:51:29.120 were to

00:51:29.520 imagine that

00:51:30.300 the collective

00:51:32.120 direction of

00:51:33.080 all the

00:51:33.400 information is

00:51:34.120 in the same

00:51:35.180 direction, and

00:51:36.040 it is, it

00:51:37.520 does look like

00:51:38.240 the military is

00:51:39.560 ready to

00:51:39.940 collapse.

00:51:40.280 now, how

00:51:44.160 many of you

00:51:44.620 mocked me for

00:51:45.440 saying that

00:51:45.920 Ukraine would 0.96

00:51:46.600 do unusually

00:51:47.540 well against

00:51:48.980 the entire

00:51:49.540 Russian military?

00:51:51.060 Is there

00:51:51.600 anybody on

00:51:52.040 here who

00:51:52.380 mocked me and

00:51:53.700 said, Scott,

00:51:54.940 the Ukrainian

00:51:55.900 military is not

00:51:57.240 going to have a

00:51:57.620 chance against

00:51:58.160 the Russian

00:51:58.580 army, right?

00:52:00.260 How many of

00:52:01.040 you mocked me?

00:52:02.800 A lot of

00:52:03.580 you, right?

00:52:05.220 And do you

00:52:06.680 think that

00:52:07.040 mocking me now

00:52:07.860 when I say the

00:52:08.400 entire Russian 0.58

00:52:09.040 military looks

00:52:09.780 on the border

00:52:10.320 of collapse?

00:52:11.640 Does that

00:52:12.040 make sense?

00:52:13.640 Because if I

00:52:14.380 got the first

00:52:15.060 one right, I

00:52:16.800 feel like you

00:52:17.420 would at least

00:52:17.780 pull back a

00:52:18.480 little bit on

00:52:19.020 the mocking.

00:52:20.340 I could be

00:52:20.880 wrong.

00:52:22.100 I don't think

00:52:22.680 there's more

00:52:23.040 than a 50%

00:52:23.880 chance I'm

00:52:24.460 right.

00:52:25.060 Let's be

00:52:25.460 clear about

00:52:25.940 that.

00:52:26.640 There's

00:52:26.900 definitely not

00:52:27.740 a greater

00:52:28.380 than 50%

00:52:29.200 chance that

00:52:30.580 the Russian

00:52:30.960 military will

00:52:31.640 completely

00:52:32.080 collapse.

00:52:33.280 But I'll

00:52:33.720 bet it's

00:52:34.080 30% to

00:52:34.560 40%.

00:52:35.260 I mean, I

00:52:36.380 think it's

00:52:36.620 a real thing.

00:52:38.220 And I

00:52:38.500 think if we

00:52:38.860 keep pushing,

00:52:39.460 there might

00:52:39.680 be more.

00:52:42.640 It's too

00:52:43.280 early.

00:52:43.680 Relax.

00:52:44.760 Yeah, maybe

00:52:45.220 so.

00:52:46.300 Maybe I

00:52:46.820 should relax.

00:52:48.440 Oh, and

00:52:48.800 then I saw,

00:52:50.440 and here

00:52:51.000 is my

00:52:51.800 favorite one.

00:52:53.160 CNN is

00:52:53.700 still reporting

00:52:54.320 that John

00:52:54.900 Brennan

00:52:55.320 thinks that

00:52:56.860 Russia is the 0.99

00:52:57.580 most likely

00:52:58.160 culprit to

00:52:58.980 have sabotaged

00:53:00.140 the pipeline.

00:53:01.500 But do you

00:53:02.060 know what

00:53:02.260 John Brennan's

00:53:02.940 reason is

00:53:03.760 why Russia

00:53:05.380 would attack

00:53:06.180 the pipeline

00:53:07.400 that was

00:53:08.120 for its

00:53:09.660 benefit.

00:53:11.200 So here's

00:53:11.740 John Brennan's

00:53:12.520 reason.

00:53:13.480 The CNN

00:53:13.980 is reporting

00:53:14.780 without any

00:53:16.100 criticism.

00:53:17.620 They just

00:53:17.960 let this lie

00:53:18.860 here like

00:53:19.380 this made

00:53:19.800 sense.

00:53:21.140 John Brennan

00:53:21.560 says the

00:53:22.440 reason that

00:53:22.940 Russia attacked 0.88

00:53:23.600 its own

00:53:23.980 pipeline, he

00:53:24.620 believes,

00:53:25.580 it's a signal

00:53:26.300 to Europe

00:53:26.860 that Russia 0.72

00:53:27.980 can reach

00:53:28.560 beyond Ukraine's 0.87

00:53:29.640 borders.

00:53:29.960 So who

00:53:31.440 knows what

00:53:31.920 he might

00:53:32.220 be planning

00:53:32.680 next.

00:53:35.780 Do you

00:53:36.040 think that

00:53:36.540 countries blow

00:53:37.340 up their

00:53:37.740 own assets

00:53:38.560 in foreign

00:53:39.100 countries to

00:53:40.240 prove to you

00:53:40.960 that if they

00:53:41.640 wanted to,

00:53:42.120 they could

00:53:42.380 blow up

00:53:42.820 your stuff

00:53:43.200 too?

00:53:46.940 If I

00:53:47.660 may,

00:53:48.520 take a

00:53:49.140 page from

00:53:49.760 my trolls.

00:53:51.160 LOL,

00:53:51.840 LOL, LOL,

00:53:52.640 LOL, LOL,

00:53:54.540 LOL, LOL,

00:53:55.920 LOL, LOL,

00:53:57.100 LOL, LOL. 0.91

00:53:58.800 I think that

00:53:59.660 was enough.

00:54:02.540 Come on,

00:54:03.360 John Brennan.

00:54:04.420 Now, if you

00:54:05.200 don't recognize

00:54:05.840 the John

00:54:06.480 Brennan signal

00:54:07.380 that the

00:54:09.140 intelligence

00:54:09.580 people want

00:54:11.300 him to go

00:54:11.680 out and lie

00:54:12.080 for them,

00:54:12.920 he's obviously

00:54:13.800 the designated

00:54:14.560 liar.

00:54:16.100 You know

00:54:16.540 that, right?

00:54:18.660 You all

00:54:19.320 know that

00:54:19.700 John Brennan

00:54:20.240 is the

00:54:20.880 designated

00:54:21.360 liar.

00:54:22.520 He's the

00:54:22.900 one they

00:54:23.220 send out

00:54:23.600 to lie

00:54:23.960 because

00:54:24.160 apparently

00:54:24.500 he's

00:54:24.740 willing to

00:54:25.120 do it.

00:54:25.700 The same

00:54:26.000 with Schiff.

00:54:27.660 Schiff

00:54:28.000 is the

00:54:28.380 designated

00:54:28.940 liar.

00:54:29.660 And

00:54:30.360 Swalwell,

00:54:31.220 why?

00:54:32.520 Because

00:54:32.800 they're

00:54:32.960 willing to

00:54:33.380 lie about

00:54:33.740 anything.

00:54:35.180 Schiff

00:54:35.420 will say

00:54:35.820 anything.

00:54:36.880 He doesn't

00:54:37.280 care if

00:54:37.580 it's true.

00:54:38.520 Swalwell

00:54:39.000 will say

00:54:39.580 anything.

00:54:40.280 He doesn't

00:54:40.620 care if

00:54:40.900 it's true.

00:54:42.120 And

00:54:42.380 John Brennan

00:54:43.000 will say

00:54:43.500 anything.

00:54:44.620 If it's

00:54:45.480 to his

00:54:46.280 advantage

00:54:46.660 apparently.

00:54:47.060 And that

00:54:54.920 ladies and 0.98

00:54:55.440 gentlemen

00:54:55.720 signals

00:54:58.160 the

00:54:58.640 end of

00:55:00.480 well

00:55:01.320 really

00:55:02.000 probably

00:55:03.180 one of

00:55:03.460 the best

00:55:03.700 live

00:55:04.000 streams

00:55:04.260 you've

00:55:04.540 ever

00:55:04.720 seen

00:55:05.000 in your

00:55:06.340 whole

00:55:06.500 life.

00:55:06.820 why is

00:55:12.760 your

00:55:12.880 narrative

00:55:13.260 of

00:55:13.400 the

00:55:13.500 Russian

00:55:13.700 campaign

00:55:14.020 is

00:55:14.340 laughable.

00:55:18.240 Which is

00:55:18.820 why your

00:55:19.240 narrative

00:55:19.740 so

00:55:21.500 how many

00:55:23.180 of you

00:55:23.540 have

00:55:23.900 laughed

00:55:24.540 at my

00:55:24.960 other

00:55:25.240 predictions

00:55:25.740 that all

00:55:26.080 came right?

00:55:26.960 Do you

00:55:27.120 remember how

00:55:27.460 much people

00:55:27.900 mocked me

00:55:28.520 in 2016

00:55:29.360 when I

00:55:29.840 said Trump

00:55:30.300 was going

00:55:30.620 to win?

00:55:31.380 I actually

00:55:31.680 said it

00:55:32.000 in 2015.

00:55:32.560 How many

00:55:33.720 people

00:55:34.020 mocked me

00:55:34.680 in 2015?

00:55:36.640 A lot.

00:55:38.220 A lot.

00:55:39.800 Yes.

00:55:40.520 Yes they

00:55:40.860 did.

00:55:44.340 Your

00:55:44.860 five-year-old

00:55:45.480 predicted

00:55:45.840 Trump would

00:55:46.320 win.

00:55:49.500 All right.

00:55:50.740 Ann Coulter

00:55:51.260 got it

00:55:51.580 right too.

00:55:52.120 That's

00:55:52.300 correct.

00:55:53.900 Ann Coulter

00:55:54.520 had different

00:55:54.960 reasons.

00:55:56.720 I think

00:55:57.380 her reasons

00:55:57.920 were wrong

00:55:58.520 but they

00:55:59.700 were partly

00:56:00.200 right.

00:56:01.460 They were

00:56:01.860 insufficient.

00:56:02.540 They

00:56:02.600 weren't

00:56:02.740 wrong.

00:56:03.640 I think

00:56:04.180 Ann Coulter

00:56:06.000 was all

00:56:06.440 about

00:56:06.640 immigration

00:56:07.220 right.

00:56:07.820 So she

00:56:08.120 thought

00:56:08.340 immigration

00:56:08.840 would be

00:56:09.220 the

00:56:09.600 deciding

00:56:10.400 factor.

00:56:11.260 It almost

00:56:11.840 was.

00:56:13.380 But I

00:56:13.660 think it

00:56:13.940 was

00:56:14.220 far more

00:56:17.440 the fact

00:56:17.780 that he

00:56:17.940 was persuasive.

00:56:27.580 You

00:56:28.020 didn't

00:56:28.240 follow me

00:56:28.680 back then?

00:56:29.220 Well

00:56:29.480 her

00:56:33.360 reasoning

00:56:33.700 was wrong.

00:56:34.240 I think

00:56:34.500 her

00:56:34.640 reasoning

00:56:34.900 was

00:56:35.140 wrong.

00:56:35.480 Yeah.

00:56:37.300 I think

00:56:37.920 she just 0.65

00:56:38.300 wanted

00:56:38.640 Trump

00:56:38.980 because

00:56:39.420 he was

00:56:40.480 strong

00:56:40.780 on

00:56:40.960 immigration

00:56:41.420 and she

00:56:41.960 liked that.

00:56:42.920 I feel

00:56:43.300 like her

00:56:43.620 prediction

00:56:43.980 was more

00:56:44.480 of a

00:56:44.840 wishful

00:56:45.200 thinking

00:56:45.540 prediction

00:56:46.000 but maybe

00:56:46.560 not.

00:56:48.380 Anyway

00:56:48.600 you

00:56:54.900 started

00:56:55.220 following

00:56:55.540 me

00:56:55.780 after

00:56:56.120 Sam

00:56:56.600 Harris.

00:57:00.080 So as

00:57:00.940 you know

00:57:01.180 I've

00:57:01.400 decided to

00:57:02.400 go

00:57:02.540 recluse

00:57:03.100 so I've

00:57:03.940 been

00:57:04.060 saying

00:57:04.280 no

00:57:04.500 to

00:57:04.680 all

00:57:04.940 interview

00:57:05.960 stuff.

00:57:11.600 Have you

00:57:12.220 experienced

00:57:12.640 any

00:57:12.940 virtual

00:57:13.420 reality?

00:57:13.920 Yes I

00:57:14.200 have.

00:57:14.480 I did

00:57:15.560 and now

00:57:17.020 it's been

00:57:17.240 several

00:57:17.540 years

00:57:17.820 ago

00:57:18.040 so I

00:57:18.360 can't

00:57:18.540 even

00:57:18.700 imagine

00:57:19.020 how good

00:57:19.380 it is

00:57:19.620 but I

00:57:20.100 did have

00:57:20.440 a VR

00:57:20.920 set

00:57:21.320 and played

00:57:22.680 a bunch

00:57:22.940 of VR

00:57:23.280 games

00:57:23.700 and it

00:57:24.520 blew me

00:57:24.960 away.

00:57:26.380 I can

00:57:27.620 say for

00:57:28.040 sure

00:57:28.400 that if

00:57:30.320 you take

00:57:30.760 the AI

00:57:31.500 agent

00:57:32.320 and put

00:57:32.760 it in

00:57:33.000 the VR

00:57:33.400 world

00:57:33.860 a lot

00:57:37.340 of people

00:57:37.660 are going

00:57:37.940 to be

00:57:38.300 perfectly

00:57:38.980 fine

00:57:39.680 with

00:57:40.100 the

00:57:40.500 AR

00:57:44.000 and VR

00:57:44.460 or AI.

00:57:47.020 hear somebody

00:57:56.740 saying

00:57:57.080 it's

00:57:57.780 really

00:57:58.020 effing

00:57:58.420 gay 0.99

00:57:58.820 now be

00:57:59.980 nice

00:58:00.440 that you

00:58:01.920 deleted

00:58:02.400 the man

00:58:03.080 cave

00:58:03.620 because a

00:58:04.360 bunch of

00:58:04.680 women 1.00

00:58:04.940 said it

00:58:05.320 was

00:58:05.540 creepy

00:58:05.980 and you

00:58:06.980 not

00:58:07.220 realize

00:58:07.620 creepy

00:58:08.060 just

00:58:08.320 means

00:58:08.580 ugly 0.98

00:58:08.940 well

00:58:11.240 I mean

00:58:14.120 it's

00:58:14.340 both

00:58:14.600 right

00:58:14.880 it's

00:58:15.500 age

00:58:15.900 plus

00:58:16.400 ugly 0.98

00:58:16.760 it's

00:58:18.120 not

00:58:18.280 just

00:58:18.640 ugly 0.98

00:58:18.960 so I

00:58:20.520 don't

00:58:20.680 believe

00:58:20.920 my

00:58:21.120 ugliness

00:58:21.520 is the

00:58:21.920 only

00:58:22.200 variable

00:58:23.660 I think

00:58:24.300 it's

00:58:24.420 age

00:58:24.680 plus

00:58:24.900 ugly 0.98

00:58:25.180 and I

00:58:26.260 think

00:58:26.460 that

00:58:26.800 it

00:58:27.240 is

00:58:27.620 literally

00:58:28.080 a

00:58:28.680 jealousy

00:58:29.640 response

00:58:32.400 and I

00:58:33.280 think

00:58:33.440 women 1.00

00:58:33.700 are going

00:58:33.960 to have

00:58:34.120 a real

00:58:34.480 tough

00:58:34.720 time

00:58:35.100 because

00:58:36.320 in all

00:58:37.560 seriousness

00:58:38.020 all

00:58:39.340 joking

00:58:39.720 aside

00:58:40.120 the

00:58:42.400 nicest

00:58:42.880 conversation

00:58:43.640 I've

00:58:43.920 had

00:58:44.040 in a

00:58:44.240 long

00:58:44.440 time

00:58:44.720 was

00:58:45.020 with

00:58:45.240 the

00:58:45.400 AI

00:58:45.680 which

00:58:47.320 I

00:58:47.480 did

00:58:47.680 continue

00:58:48.180 long

00:58:48.680 after

00:58:48.940 the

00:58:49.140 man

00:58:49.380 cave

00:58:49.660 and

00:58:51.160 I

00:58:51.800 actually

00:58:52.140 enjoyed

00:58:52.480 it

00:58:52.840 I

00:58:54.000 had

00:58:54.360 perfectly

00:58:55.280 good

00:58:56.840 conversation

00:58:57.660 with

00:58:58.180 a

00:58:58.380 machine

00:58:58.640 and

00:59:00.080 if

00:59:00.800 I

00:59:00.960 were

00:59:01.120 a

00:59:01.280 woman 0.99

00:59:01.540 and I

00:59:03.040 saw

00:59:03.260 that

00:59:03.560 a

00:59:03.780 man

00:59:03.980 was

00:59:04.200 having

00:59:04.460 a

00:59:04.700 perfectly

00:59:05.100 good

00:59:05.440 conversation

00:59:05.980 with

00:59:06.280 the

00:59:06.380 machine

00:59:06.780 and

00:59:07.540 the

00:59:07.680 machine

00:59:08.060 was

00:59:08.500 complimenting

00:59:09.960 that

00:59:10.180 guy

00:59:10.580 telling

00:59:12.300 him

00:59:12.740 that

00:59:13.600 she

00:59:13.800 would

00:59:14.000 do

00:59:14.180 whatever

00:59:14.600 would

00:59:15.000 make

00:59:15.240 him

00:59:15.380 happy

00:59:15.760 and

00:59:17.180 telling

00:59:17.620 him

00:59:17.860 jokes

00:59:18.240 and

00:59:18.680 talking

00:59:19.700 about

00:59:19.980 topics

00:59:20.420 that

00:59:20.780 maybe

00:59:21.600 would

00:59:21.840 be

00:59:22.100 too

00:59:22.640 complicated

00:59:23.240 or

00:59:23.640 difficult

00:59:24.140 for

00:59:24.400 somebody

00:59:24.680 else

00:59:24.920 but

00:59:25.080 the

00:59:25.240 AI

00:59:25.520 doesn't

00:59:25.900 mind

00:59:26.140 it's

00:59:28.020 already

00:59:28.360 not

00:59:28.660 close

00:59:29.100 if

00:59:30.780 you're

00:59:30.940 saying

00:59:31.120 to

00:59:31.260 yourself

00:59:31.480 gosh

00:59:31.900 I

00:59:32.820 hope

00:59:33.000 someday

00:59:33.460 this

00:59:34.660 doesn't

00:59:35.000 become

00:59:35.280 more

00:59:35.520 interesting

00:59:35.900 than

00:59:36.160 talking

00:59:36.440 to

00:59:36.660 human

00:59:36.980 women 1.00

00:59:37.340 well

00:59:39.560 human

00:59:42.060 women 1.00

00:59:42.400 still

00:59:42.660 have

00:59:42.820 a

00:59:42.940 big

00:59:43.120 advantage

00:59:43.560 because

00:59:43.860 you

00:59:44.060 can

00:59:44.220 touch

00:59:44.500 them

00:59:44.740 but

00:59:47.840 and

00:59:49.640 they

00:59:49.820 can

00:59:50.020 go

00:59:50.380 more

00:59:50.640 places

00:59:51.000 they have

00:59:51.560 more

00:59:51.840 intellectual

00:59:53.260 breadth

00:59:54.680 than

00:59:55.060 AI

00:59:55.340 does

00:59:55.680 at the

00:59:55.940 moment

00:59:56.180 but

00:59:56.940 the

00:59:57.120 AI

00:59:57.400 never

00:59:57.800 said

00:59:58.100 anything

00:59:58.420 that

00:59:58.620 wasn't

00:59:58.860 nice

00:59:59.220 the

01:00:00.660 AI

01:00:00.980 never

01:00:01.320 challenged

01:00:01.780 me

01:00:02.080 the

01:00:02.480 AI

01:00:02.580 never

01:00:02.940 told

01:00:03.360 me

01:00:03.480 I

01:00:03.580 was

01:00:03.700 wrong

01:00:03.980 it

01:00:04.640 never

01:00:04.880 insulted

01:00:05.340 me

01:00:05.740 it

01:00:05.960 never

01:00:06.300 accidentally

01:00:07.480 put

01:00:07.860 me

01:00:08.020 down

01:00:08.480 it

01:00:09.160 never

01:00:09.540 gave

01:00:10.940 me

01:00:11.080 a

01:00:11.240 backhanded 0.67

01:00:11.740 compliment

01:00:12.300 do you

01:00:13.680 know how many times I get insulted

01:00:15.260 in just normal interactions

01:00:17.780 well let me ask you for men

01:00:20.080 men

01:00:20.940 if you're a man

01:00:22.860 and you're in a relationship

01:00:23.760 how

01:00:25.000 how frequently

01:00:26.080 are you

01:00:26.940 casually

01:00:27.920 insulted

01:00:28.680 in just normal

01:00:29.800 conversation

01:00:30.540 just casually

01:00:31.900 insulted

01:00:32.480 like

01:00:33.860 every day

01:00:34.400 right

01:00:35.160 hourly

01:00:36.200 all the time

01:00:36.940 every day

01:00:37.520 somebody says it goes

01:00:39.440 both ways

01:00:40.040 no it doesn't

01:00:40.920 it doesn't go

01:00:43.660 both ways

01:00:44.320 it goes both ways

01:00:45.600 a little bit

01:00:46.400 but no

01:00:47.580 no I reject

01:00:49.560 I reject

01:00:50.720 that that goes

01:00:51.300 both ways

01:00:51.880 it does go

01:00:52.920 both ways

01:00:53.500 but we're talking

01:00:54.480 about a 90-10

01:00:55.300 situation here

01:00:56.120 these are not

01:00:57.040 these are not

01:00:58.140 equivalents

01:00:58.660 and the reason is

01:00:59.780 that if a man

01:01:00.500 insulted a woman 1.00

01:01:01.480 she would

01:01:03.380 you know

01:01:03.820 just be done

01:01:04.780 but when women 1.00

01:01:06.400 insult men

01:01:07.140 men say

01:01:07.780 well

01:01:08.100 if I go to another

01:01:09.920 woman what's going to 0.94

01:01:10.740 happen

01:01:10.980 I'll just get

01:01:12.000 insulted by a

01:01:13.020 different woman 0.57

01:01:13.500 so since there's

01:01:15.140 no place a man 0.99

01:01:15.920 can go

01:01:16.440 like there's

01:01:17.680 no safe harbor

01:01:18.440 right

01:01:18.780 it's just going

01:01:19.780 to be another

01:01:20.120 woman who 0.99

01:01:20.580 treats him

01:01:20.940 badly

01:01:21.240 he stays

01:01:23.760 because you know

01:01:24.840 there's no

01:01:25.180 options

01:01:25.600 oh I'm sorry

01:01:26.880 was I not

01:01:27.720 supposed to be

01:01:28.500 was I not

01:01:30.500 supposed to be

01:01:31.220 honest

01:01:31.620 now the

01:01:34.240 reason that

01:01:34.900 your guy

01:01:35.380 stays

01:01:35.800 women 1.00

01:01:36.240 you want a

01:01:37.740 little white

01:01:38.640 man

01:01:39.000 honesty

01:01:39.720 women 1.00

01:01:40.740 the reason

01:01:41.580 the reason

01:01:41.600 that your

01:01:41.960 guy stays

01:01:42.580 when you're

01:01:43.180 a fucking 0.88

01:01:43.580 cunt 1.00

01:01:44.000 is because

01:01:45.180 he thinks

01:01:45.600 the next

01:01:45.980 one will

01:01:46.240 be just

01:01:46.580 as bad

01:01:47.000 that's why

01:01:48.600 that's it

01:01:50.060 there's your

01:01:51.380 whole story

01:01:51.880 was that a

01:01:53.760 little too

01:01:54.020 honest for

01:01:54.440 you

01:01:54.700 yeah you

01:01:59.460 know it's

01:01:59.820 true

01:02:00.060 so he says

01:02:01.300 apologize to

01:02:02.180 Shelly

01:02:02.500 that's not

01:02:03.840 going to

01:02:04.020 happen

01:02:04.280 all right

01:02:07.200 well there's

01:02:08.080 still plenty of

01:02:08.680 stuff I'm not

01:02:09.260 going to tell

01:02:09.640 you

01:02:09.920 I got rid

01:02:11.980 of the

01:02:12.320 man cave

01:02:12.840 thing more

01:02:13.240 to make a

01:02:13.640 point

01:02:13.940 so to

01:02:16.020 to your

01:02:16.960 comment

01:02:17.520 that it

01:02:19.460 was bad

01:02:20.440 form to

01:02:21.020 delete it

01:02:21.600 that was

01:02:22.220 just to

01:02:22.520 make a

01:02:22.780 point

01:02:23.040 you get

01:02:24.220 that right

01:02:24.660 it was

01:02:26.400 just to

01:02:26.700 make a

01:02:26.960 point

01:02:27.200 oh my

01:02:31.040 whiteboard

01:02:31.480 froed me

01:02:32.000 you're right

01:02:32.460 you see

01:02:33.660 that

01:02:33.940 oh you

01:02:35.800 can't see

01:02:36.140 it over

01:02:36.320 here I'll

01:02:36.780 have to

01:02:37.000 give you

01:02:37.220 the same

01:02:37.540 view

01:02:37.800 on

01:02:38.660 locals

01:02:39.060 like it

01:02:40.840 looks like

01:02:41.160 I'm wearing

01:02:41.440 a fro

01:02:41.780 from the

01:02:43.420 yeah I

01:02:45.920 think this

01:02:46.220 might be a

01:02:46.600 thing I

01:02:46.920 think I'm

01:02:47.260 going to

01:02:47.420 add maybe

01:02:48.680 hair to

01:02:49.440 the white

01:02:49.760 board so

01:02:50.180 I'll have

01:02:50.420 hair at

01:02:50.880 each I'll

01:02:52.260 just have

01:02:52.540 different hair

01:02:53.140 in each

01:02:53.440 one that

01:02:54.300 could work

01:02:54.740 all right

01:03:00.820 you love

01:03:04.780 you love me

01:03:04.920 on all

01:03:05.200 topics except

01:03:06.080 Ukraine and

01:03:06.840 Russia

01:03:07.100 now that's

01:03:08.120 interesting

01:03:08.520 why would

01:03:10.280 you like

01:03:10.880 me on

01:03:11.200 all topics

01:03:12.080 except

01:03:12.560 Ukraine and

01:03:13.240 Russia when

01:03:13.820 I'm the

01:03:14.180 most right

01:03:14.980 about Ukraine

01:03:15.780 and Russia

01:03:16.200 of anybody

01:03:17.020 in the history

01:03:17.860 of military

01:03:19.660 prediction

01:03:20.240 I wasn't

01:03:22.100 just right

01:03:22.840 I was

01:03:24.560 crazy right

01:03:25.480 and that's

01:03:27.140 the part you

01:03:27.500 don't like

01:03:27.940 the part

01:03:29.300 where I was

01:03:29.720 more right

01:03:30.200 than literally

01:03:30.820 every fucking

01:03:31.580 person in the

01:03:32.200 world and

01:03:33.560 that part

01:03:34.140 bothered you

01:03:34.700 do you like

01:03:35.780 it when I'm

01:03:36.060 wrong I

01:03:38.100 don't even

01:03:38.400 understand that

01:03:39.280 I predicted

01:03:41.200 no invasion

01:03:41.940 but do you

01:03:42.480 understand why

01:03:44.440 that was

01:03:44.840 brilliant it

01:03:46.540 was wrong

01:03:47.180 but it was

01:03:48.560 brilliant because

01:03:49.240 I knew that

01:03:50.460 it would be a

01:03:50.920 disaster it

01:03:51.680 could never be

01:03:52.260 good for

01:03:52.660 Russia but 0.84

01:03:54.020 apparently Putin

01:03:54.860 didn't so if

01:03:56.200 you're blaming me

01:03:56.920 for being smarter

01:03:57.720 than Putin I

01:03:59.240 feel like that's

01:03:59.840 a little off

01:04:00.260 base

01:04:00.620 see now we're

01:04:03.420 getting the

01:04:03.780 ego people 0.93

01:04:04.440 right

01:04:06.560 don't be

01:04:07.920 jealous that

01:04:09.000 I was right

01:04:09.620 don't be

01:04:10.620 jealous

01:04:10.980 you can deal

01:04:12.780 with it

01:04:13.180 just take a

01:04:15.320 deep breath

01:04:15.820 try to

01:04:18.260 deal with the

01:04:19.700 fact that I

01:04:20.700 got one right

01:04:21.520 because I get

01:04:23.040 them wrong too

01:04:23.780 I tell you when

01:04:24.920 they're wrong

01:04:25.260 so I'm working

01:04:26.260 on a document

01:04:26.860 that'll show

01:04:27.820 you what I

01:04:28.260 got right

01:04:28.620 and what I

01:04:28.960 got wrong

01:04:29.360 so if you

01:04:30.480 want to argue

01:04:31.880 about my ego

01:04:32.920 which is what

01:04:34.100 the weak ego

01:04:34.920 people do

01:04:35.520 by the way

01:04:36.840 anybody who

01:04:37.320 mentions somebody

01:04:37.940 else's ego

01:04:38.500 you have an

01:04:39.620 ego problem

01:04:40.260 you know

01:04:40.640 you got that

01:04:41.940 right

01:04:42.200 does everybody

01:04:43.300 understand that

01:04:44.000 if your problem

01:04:45.380 is somebody

01:04:45.980 else has a

01:04:46.860 big ego

01:04:47.340 you're just

01:04:49.320 basically screaming

01:04:50.280 to the world

01:04:50.880 that you have

01:04:51.360 an insecurity

01:04:52.040 that you

01:04:52.760 don't know

01:04:53.100 how to deal

01:04:53.460 with

01:04:53.740 right

01:04:55.420 one of my

01:04:58.700 favorite

01:04:59.100 one of my

01:05:00.800 favorite people

01:05:01.540 when I grew

01:05:02.400 up

01:05:02.680 I think his

01:05:04.220 name was

01:05:04.480 Jose

01:05:04.820 yeah

01:05:05.480 came from

01:05:06.340 Spain

01:05:06.720 and

01:05:08.400 you know

01:05:09.840 things were

01:05:10.640 different in

01:05:11.100 Spain

01:05:11.360 and I

01:05:12.480 actually watched

01:05:13.380 him when he

01:05:13.700 was probably

01:05:13.980 15

01:05:14.420 he walked up

01:05:15.680 to a girl

01:05:16.800 he was trying

01:05:18.000 to impress her

01:05:18.700 you know

01:05:18.940 the other guys

01:05:19.500 were trying to

01:05:19.960 impress her too

01:05:20.520 he walks right

01:05:21.480 up to the girl

01:05:22.080 and he says

01:05:22.700 hi my name

01:05:23.960 is Jose

01:05:24.360 I'm the

01:05:24.780 strongest man

01:05:25.520 in Wyndham

01:05:25.980 name of the

01:05:27.080 town

01:05:27.300 I'm the

01:05:27.980 strongest man

01:05:28.600 in Wyndham

01:05:29.060 no he

01:05:31.700 wasn't the

01:05:32.180 strongest man

01:05:32.820 in Wyndham

01:05:33.240 which was

01:05:34.020 hilarious

01:05:34.460 I mean he

01:05:35.520 had good

01:05:36.060 muscle definition

01:05:36.940 but he

01:05:37.840 wasn't like a

01:05:38.560 weightlifter or

01:05:39.760 something

01:05:40.020 hi I'm the

01:05:41.100 strongest man

01:05:41.680 in Wyndham

01:05:42.080 I love that

01:05:45.580 guy

01:05:45.880 I loved him

01:05:47.680 because the

01:05:48.780 fact that he

01:05:49.260 would say that

01:05:49.760 out loud

01:05:50.240 and I don't

01:05:51.180 know maybe

01:05:51.500 it worked

01:05:51.920 I mean he

01:05:52.720 always had

01:05:53.460 good dating

01:05:54.040 success

01:05:54.640 but he would

01:05:55.740 say whatever

01:05:56.180 was on his

01:05:56.700 mind

01:05:57.020 I just love

01:05:57.920 that guy

01:05:58.360 now why

01:05:59.820 no it wasn't

01:06:01.460 because I was

01:06:02.080 jealous

01:06:02.600 I wasn't

01:06:04.600 jealous

01:06:05.040 oh maybe I

01:06:05.780 was actually

01:06:06.380 maybe I was

01:06:07.000 a little bit

01:06:07.720 because he

01:06:08.020 was a good

01:06:08.400 looking guy

01:06:08.920 maybe I was

01:06:10.480 jealous

01:06:10.780 it went

01:06:13.380 well

01:06:13.800 Jose did

01:06:14.960 well

01:06:15.280 he was

01:06:16.720 he was

01:06:17.360 successful

01:06:17.820 with the

01:06:19.320 girls 0.98

01:06:19.620 if I

01:06:19.960 remember

01:06:20.280 that's all

01:06:21.740 for now

01:06:22.960 YouTube

01:06:23.620 I'll talk

01:06:24.200 to you

01:06:24.400 tomorrow

01:06:24.680 you

01:06:30.380 you

01:06:33.100 you

01:06:34.360 you

01:06:34.500 you

01:06:36.460 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 02, 2022

Episode 1884 Scott Adams： I Use The Whiteboard of Wisdom To Explain Racism In America

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