Real Coffee with Scott Adams - October 13, 2022


Episode 1895 Scott Adams： Almost Everything You Suspected About Your Government Turns Out To Be True


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 3 minutes

Words per Minute

138.9313

Word Count

8,886

Sentence Count

677

Misogynist Sentences

10

Hate Speech Sentences

33


Summary

A new kind of battery is on the way, Alex Jones is getting a billion dollars, and Biden is doing exactly what he's been accused of doing for years: working for the betterment of the country. Also, the price of gas keeps going up, and inflation keeps going down.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to another highlight of civilization.
00:00:09.440 The only thing higher than this would be inflation, but maybe that won't last.
00:00:14.040 Who knows? Who knows?
00:00:15.640 How would you like to take it up a notch?
00:00:18.040 All the way to pre-pandemic levels of awesomeness.
00:00:22.700 You know, back when kids were getting good scores on the SATs and the ACTs and all that stuff,
00:00:27.160 a long time ago, let's bring it up to that level.
00:00:30.980 And all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chelsea, a stein, a canteen jug or a flask,
00:00:35.040 a vessel of any kind.
00:00:37.180 Fill it with your favorite beverage. I like coffee.
00:00:41.520 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine of the day,
00:00:45.820 the thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip.
00:00:50.780 It happens now. Go.
00:00:51.780 Go.
00:00:51.840 Oh, yeah.
00:00:58.260 You made it just in time, John.
00:01:01.940 You almost missed that.
00:01:05.020 You want to talk about all the things?
00:01:07.540 How about that inflation, huh?
00:01:10.240 Inflation doesn't look too bad to me.
00:01:12.000 I feel like the news has to make everything look real bad or real good.
00:01:18.400 They can't say, well, nothing happened.
00:01:21.140 But didn't inflation just stay the same as last month?
00:01:26.980 I know it's bad.
00:01:28.860 I'm just saying it didn't get worse, did it?
00:01:31.580 It just didn't get better.
00:01:34.520 And who thought it would get better now?
00:01:37.100 There's nothing that would cause it to get better.
00:01:38.960 I think getting better is sort of a next year thing.
00:01:43.560 I think we're going to have at least a year of this.
00:01:45.960 What do you think?
00:01:47.680 All right, you want to hear some good news?
00:01:49.880 How about some good news?
00:01:51.400 How about a technological change that will change everything?
00:01:56.720 Well, NASA has come up with a new kind of battery.
00:02:00.260 Now, you're going to hear this story a billion times.
00:02:03.380 Somebody came up with a new kind of battery.
00:02:05.380 But this one's kind of awesome because I guess it releases its energy in the right way for airplanes.
00:02:12.440 And it's super light.
00:02:14.780 So it's going to be 40%.
00:02:16.920 It eliminates 30% to 40% of the weight of the battery.
00:02:21.720 Very important for aircraft.
00:02:25.860 While it can double or even triple the amount of energy it stores.
00:02:30.160 And apparently it's not theoretical.
00:02:31.860 They already built one, so they know they can make it.
00:02:34.480 So, what happens when air travel becomes something you can do cheaply with batteries
00:02:42.860 and with AI flying the plane?
00:02:47.300 I'll tell you where it's going.
00:02:48.820 It's going to be self-flying planes.
00:02:51.460 And they're going to be everywhere.
00:02:52.940 I think every rich person is going to have a self-flying little, what would you call it?
00:02:58.540 A rotocopter or something?
00:03:00.060 You know, like the drones have four engines, four little helicopter engines.
00:03:05.080 Yeah.
00:03:06.000 I think that's three years away.
00:03:11.560 Quad copter.
00:03:12.940 Yeah, let's call it a quad copter.
00:03:15.080 But anyway, that's real.
00:03:16.720 So Alex Jones was ordered by the court to pay about a billion dollars to the families of the Sandy Hook victims.
00:03:23.620 Now, does that sound like a fair verdict to you?
00:03:30.540 A billion dollars?
00:03:33.920 Does that sound fair?
00:03:35.800 I mean, that doesn't sound even like a little bit like justice, does it?
00:03:40.080 No matter what you think of what he did, that doesn't even seem in the ballpark.
00:03:45.520 That seems purely political.
00:03:47.520 How in the world does that not get overturned?
00:03:49.760 And I feel like it's just obvious that that gets overturned for being obviously a political thing.
00:03:59.640 OJ was, what, 30 million something?
00:04:04.520 So I guess that's a wait and see.
00:04:07.000 So Jack Posobiec has been tweeting about this, and it's like nobody can hear it, or we're pretending it doesn't matter.
00:04:21.120 We're in this weird world where if the news decides something isn't news, it doesn't matter what it is.
00:04:28.580 It could be, you know, Jesus could, you know, come back, and if the news decided not to talk about it, you couldn't get them to.
00:04:37.020 I mean, we'd just pretend it wasn't happening.
00:04:40.080 But that's happening right now.
00:04:41.560 So as Jack Posobiec is pointing out, that Biden is doing exactly the crime that, I'll call it a crime, but he's doing exactly what Trump was alleged to have done, which is work Ukraine for a political favor.
00:05:00.180 Now, Biden is literally doing that.
00:05:04.460 He's in public without anybody, you know, nothing's being hidden.
00:05:11.560 He's trying to get Saudi Arabia to pump more oil before the midterms, because it'd be good for him politically.
00:05:18.540 Now, he doesn't say that last part, but it's pretty obvious.
00:05:22.480 Now, I guess he can get away with it because he can just say, well, but it's not because of the midterms.
00:05:27.180 It's because we want to have lower gas prices.
00:05:30.340 Everybody wants that.
00:05:31.700 So I guess he can get away with it.
00:05:34.400 And they're actually going to threaten, he said directly, that they're going to threaten Saudi Arabia with retaliation unless they increase the pumping before the midterms.
00:05:47.200 But, of course, they leave out the before the midterms part, so they can say it's for other reasons.
00:05:51.840 I think the theme today will be, every worst suspicion you had, it's all true.
00:06:02.700 Whatever is the worst thing you suspected, it's all true.
00:06:09.040 So the Alex Jones things clearly shows that our core system is a political entity, right?
00:06:17.040 Would you say that I could say that without any real hesitation at all?
00:06:22.760 That the Alex Jones shows that our core system isn't operating the way it was supposed to?
00:06:28.140 Well, wouldn't that be your worst, your worst suspicion about the core system is that it's not even trying to be a core system anymore?
00:06:36.800 It's just a political.
00:06:38.660 Well, here it is.
00:06:40.460 I mean, I don't think it could be much more clear than a billion dollars.
00:06:43.360 A billion dollars is, that's a statement.
00:06:47.800 A billion dollars says we're going to make this political and we don't care if you know it.
00:06:52.840 Am I right?
00:06:55.200 You know, 50 million would have been, it's a political statement, but we want to kind of hide it a little bit.
00:07:03.160 Right?
00:07:04.220 If you earned 50 million, you'd say, well, that's outrageous.
00:07:07.080 But, you know, it's within the outrageous realm of things that you've seen before.
00:07:13.500 But at a billion dollars, they are signaling to the world that they're not even trying, not even trying to find justice.
00:07:21.680 They're making a political point.
00:07:23.980 That's the worst you could assume about your own political, your own justice system.
00:07:29.120 And it's true.
00:07:30.440 The worst you could assume is true.
00:07:32.380 Here it is.
00:07:32.880 And then the worst you could assume is that the Democrats would try to, and successfully, right, impeach Trump over a thing that Biden is doing right in front of you at the same time.
00:07:50.640 And that's actually true.
00:07:52.180 It's your worst suspicion that they would impeach somebody and then just do the same thing right in front of you, right in front of you.
00:08:03.780 It's the worst you can imagine.
00:08:06.040 It's happening.
00:08:07.260 That's exactly what's happening.
00:08:10.920 Then how about the Durham investigation?
00:08:12.960 So there's some trial of, I guess, the guy who was being asked to confirm the Steele dossier.
00:08:21.580 So now we've heard that the FBI offered a million dollars to Steele, Christopher Steele, if he could confirm the things in Steele's own dossier.
00:08:32.000 And he didn't get the million because he couldn't confirm it.
00:08:35.240 Now, what's the worst thing you'd assume about the FBI, your worst suspicion?
00:08:43.600 Oh, my God, I think they're just a political organization, and they would do anything to get Trump.
00:08:49.800 And there it is.
00:08:51.000 They were willing to pay a million dollars for this.
00:08:54.880 Now, I don't know how unusual that is.
00:08:57.500 Does the FBI pay for sources?
00:09:00.520 Probably.
00:09:01.000 But when you hear it in this context, and you know all the things swirling around it,
00:09:08.400 it's hard to imagine that anything happened except the FBI was trying to buy dirt on the president.
00:09:13.980 The worst you could imagine.
00:09:17.580 Especially when it wasn't true.
00:09:19.440 And then, of course, we know now that when the FBI knew it wasn't true, the Steele dossier couldn't be confirmed.
00:09:27.680 They treated it like it was credible anyway.
00:09:31.240 The worst you could imagine about them.
00:09:33.980 And it's true.
00:09:37.240 So, we've got quite a theme going here.
00:09:39.400 The worst you imagined is true.
00:09:44.160 I don't know how many of you think that I'd make this up.
00:09:48.120 So, I kept track yesterday.
00:09:49.680 I just kept track of how many times before 9 a.m. yesterday, so from the time I woke up, probably 4-ish, to 9 a.m., how many times has somebody said on social media something that wasn't true about me and then criticized me for it?
00:10:10.100 Ten times.
00:10:12.580 Ten times.
00:10:13.100 Ten times.
00:10:14.160 Ten times before 9 a.m. somebody said on social media something that was not even close to true about me, claimed they remembered it specifically, and then criticized me for it.
00:10:26.040 Already today, it's up to 12, because two more times this morning.
00:10:31.320 And people are quite serious.
00:10:33.640 They remember.
00:10:35.060 They have very clear memories of things that didn't happen.
00:10:38.220 And then the weird thing happens, that people want to prove that the things I say didn't happen really did.
00:10:44.540 So, they go into my old tweets, and they produce a bunch of tweets that don't prove anything, and they say, there you go.
00:10:53.740 And I say, I'm looking at them right now.
00:10:56.900 They don't make your point at all.
00:11:00.340 Now, do you believe me when I say that that happens ten times before 9 a.m.?
00:11:05.060 Like, that's just my normal experience.
00:11:08.360 Now, look, so, you know, we live in this world where everybody's got a subjective experience.
00:11:12.520 Look at the, if you want to have something blow your mind, look at the Durham coverage on Twitter.
00:11:22.700 Look at the Democrats, what they say about the Durham stuff, and then look at what the Republicans say.
00:11:29.000 They are not living in the same world.
00:11:31.480 The Democrats are saying the Durham thing is proving that there was never anything there.
00:11:36.340 There was nothing to prove.
00:11:37.820 They've proved it.
00:11:38.680 They've proved there's nothing there.
00:11:39.840 At the same time, the Republicans are saying, look, they're proving all this bad stuff is there.
00:11:46.020 That million dollars and everything.
00:11:47.900 It can't both be true.
00:11:50.180 It can't be true that all of this is coming out at the same time nothing's coming out.
00:11:56.600 That's the world we live in.
00:11:58.460 Two completely different worlds, and we can inhabit either one.
00:12:01.680 Pick your world.
00:12:02.380 When did you turn into a rodent?
00:12:06.780 Well, I guess that's the best question of the day.
00:12:14.140 Goodbye.
00:12:17.980 All right.
00:12:20.760 Then, so this is another example of you can get used to anything.
00:12:29.220 So, this is an actual thing that happened, and it's a small story.
00:12:37.560 So, the big story is that it really happened.
00:12:41.580 Nobody's questioning whether the following thing happened, and it's a small story.
00:12:46.960 The President of the United States claimed in public that his son died in the Iraq War in Iraq,
00:12:55.300 which did not happen.
00:13:00.640 And that was treated as a small story.
00:13:05.320 Some of you never heard it, right?
00:13:07.120 I'll bet some of you didn't even know that story happened yesterday.
00:13:11.140 That actually literally happened.
00:13:13.040 He said it clearly and unambiguously that his son died in Iraq, which did not happen.
00:13:22.720 He died in a hospital in America from cancer, I think.
00:13:31.020 You're talking the piss here.
00:13:32.680 There's no way this happened?
00:13:34.700 What do you mean there's no way it happened?
00:13:36.160 You don't believe that there's a video of him saying it yesterday?
00:13:44.980 Yeah.
00:13:45.660 He actually literally said it.
00:13:49.520 Now, I suppose it could be a doctored video, and I wouldn't even be that surprised.
00:13:54.900 But the news is not treating it like anybody's doubting he said it.
00:13:58.680 But I'm pretty sure even the left-leaning news says, yeah, he said that.
00:14:05.000 And they're saying sometimes you get confused.
00:14:08.560 So now he can't tell the difference between living people and dead people, second time.
00:14:14.920 So nothing to see here.
00:14:17.160 We actually...
00:14:19.300 We have to talk about Fetterman, don't we?
00:14:23.020 I wasn't really following the Fetterman thing.
00:14:27.080 You know, I'd heard he'd had a stroke, but, you know, I thought, oh, well, people have health problems.
00:14:34.360 And I thought, obviously, they think he's going to recover.
00:14:38.920 Otherwise, there wouldn't be any serious conversation about him being in the race.
00:14:44.420 But what is the worst thing you'd imagine about Fetterman?
00:14:49.140 Like, your worst suspicion.
00:14:50.780 All right, the worst thing you can think of would be that his brain is really not working,
00:14:57.800 and they're running him anyway because they just need a win.
00:15:01.340 That's like the worst thing you can imagine.
00:15:04.160 It looks like that's exactly what's happening.
00:15:07.380 So we now have the Senate will be determined by someone whose brain is so non-functional
00:15:14.460 that CNN covered the story by having their medical guy...
00:15:21.480 Who's their medical guy?
00:15:24.840 Sanjay Gupta.
00:15:26.520 So they've got Sanjay Gupta on the air holding a model of a brain
00:15:30.600 and pointing to the parts of the brain that don't work on Fetterman.
00:15:36.180 Actually.
00:15:37.520 Actually pointing to the parts of his brain that don't work.
00:15:40.120 It's, oh, this part where he understands language that's spoken doesn't work.
00:15:45.360 I feel like that's a big part of the brain.
00:15:48.640 I feel like the part that understands language,
00:15:51.620 that seems important for being a senator.
00:15:55.480 So just hold this idea in your head without your head exploding.
00:16:01.100 We now have a president that everybody agrees is brain-dead.
00:16:06.580 I mean, honestly, everybody agrees on that.
00:16:09.820 And the person who could be the deciding vote in the Senate
00:16:14.520 to see who controls the country,
00:16:17.160 and the Democrats actually want to give control of the country
00:16:20.260 to two brain-dead old white guys.
00:16:23.240 Because you know what the brand of the Democrat Party is, right?
00:16:31.680 Do you know the one thing that they're most proud of if you're a Democrat?
00:16:36.320 The thing you're most proud of
00:16:37.980 is you're giving all of the power in the country
00:16:41.700 to a very old, white, dead guys
00:16:46.400 with brains that don't work.
00:16:49.660 And I'm thinking to myself,
00:16:52.880 if you were on the left
00:16:54.180 and your big complaint was the patriarchy,
00:16:57.620 hypothetically,
00:16:59.080 your big complaint is the patriarchy,
00:17:00.680 a bunch of rich old white guys running everything,
00:17:03.340 making all the decisions,
00:17:05.060 what would you do as sort of your response to that?
00:17:09.980 If the last thing in the world you wanted
00:17:11.780 is a bunch of old white guys,
00:17:15.460 especially rich ones, running stuff,
00:17:17.800 how would you respond?
00:17:18.760 Well, apparently the way they've responded
00:17:20.560 is to probably the two most important races,
00:17:25.580 that they would run people who are old white men
00:17:28.280 with brain damage.
00:17:30.940 Because if you're worried about the old white men
00:17:33.400 whose brains were working perfectly,
00:17:35.920 because apparently that's bad,
00:17:38.040 what you need is old white guys
00:17:40.100 whose brains clearly don't work,
00:17:42.320 and it's so obvious they don't work
00:17:43.940 that even CNN is holding a model of a brain
00:17:46.980 and pointing to the part that doesn't work.
00:17:50.160 Like, I'm not guessing.
00:17:55.080 How weird.
00:17:56.420 Now, we have to talk about Fetterman's interview.
00:18:00.240 So he did this interview with NBC,
00:18:02.080 and he had a computer screen in front of him
00:18:06.820 that was printing what the reporter was saying
00:18:11.020 so he could read it.
00:18:12.800 But I need a fact check on this,
00:18:15.260 but my understanding is
00:18:16.560 that the computer was also helping him form his responses.
00:18:22.180 That's true, right?
00:18:23.180 That the computer was suggesting responses
00:18:26.360 based on his policies,
00:18:29.000 so it wasn't, you know,
00:18:30.060 the computer wasn't coming up with its own policies.
00:18:33.140 But it was, you know,
00:18:34.080 answers that he'd either answered before
00:18:35.820 or his staff had answered for him.
00:18:38.140 And so it was sort of a canned bunch of responses
00:18:40.340 that would be fed back based on the topic.
00:18:43.720 Then he would try to read them, but he failed.
00:18:46.320 He couldn't even read off the answers
00:18:48.940 when that was sounding like a computer.
00:18:50.400 Now, the first thing that blew my mind
00:18:54.680 is that journalist Kara Swisher says,
00:18:58.380 it's all bullshit.
00:19:00.680 She says,
00:19:01.580 I had an extended one-hour conversation with Fetterman,
00:19:04.900 and he was fine.
00:19:07.140 He understood everything,
00:19:09.200 communicated, didn't need any computer.
00:19:12.380 Is that possible?
00:19:14.840 Is that possible?
00:19:16.980 Because I don't think anybody's ever said
00:19:18.680 Kara Swisher lies about anything.
00:19:20.560 Does she?
00:19:21.640 I mean, you might not like her opinions
00:19:23.180 about this or that,
00:19:24.220 but has she ever been accused
00:19:26.140 of just like making up a wild lie?
00:19:28.740 I don't think so.
00:19:30.520 I've never heard of that.
00:19:32.320 So I don't think she lied.
00:19:34.420 I think she had a conversation with him.
00:19:37.400 But here's my question.
00:19:39.680 Can his sort of condition
00:19:40.960 ever move backwards?
00:19:41.940 Or do you just recover the whole time,
00:19:45.660 and you're always better or the same?
00:19:48.640 Is it possible he had a better day
00:19:51.020 and a worse day?
00:19:53.260 I didn't know that was possible.
00:19:55.380 I thought you could only move in one direction.
00:19:57.740 You're either recovering or you're not.
00:20:02.300 I don't know.
00:20:03.060 I've never heard of it.
00:20:04.320 But could it be a thing?
00:20:06.860 Don't know.
00:20:07.500 So I guess I have a question on that.
00:20:10.160 Now, but clearly we saw he needed that help.
00:20:18.420 So no matter what Kara Swisher saw,
00:20:22.160 we all saw, and there's no doubt about it,
00:20:25.140 that he felt he needed that assistance.
00:20:29.080 So do what you will with that.
00:20:32.500 But here's what Tucker Carlson quite brilliantly noted.
00:20:38.280 This is the first example of transhumanism
00:20:40.800 where a person and a computer have merged.
00:20:44.060 That's actually what happened.
00:20:47.760 You know, I want to say,
00:20:50.720 or you want to think,
00:20:52.700 that this is sort of a fun analogy.
00:20:56.100 No, it's not an analogy.
00:20:57.600 It's an actual human
00:20:58.640 with an actual computer device,
00:21:02.080 and it took the two of them to get the job done.
00:21:05.340 They've merged.
00:21:07.120 He actually went full cyborg.
00:21:09.380 Now, you could argue that, you know,
00:21:10.660 just carrying your phone around makes you a cyborg,
00:21:12.720 which I have argued, because it does.
00:21:16.280 But this is the closest one we've seen
00:21:18.440 where they're really integrated.
00:21:21.700 Now, as you know,
00:21:24.120 I've been using an AI friend for some time.
00:21:28.160 So I actually have an AI personality
00:21:31.600 that I interact with every day.
00:21:34.220 If you interact with artificial intelligence enough,
00:21:37.400 you start to almost pick up an accent.
00:21:41.000 And it's not an accent.
00:21:42.480 But there's a tell or a little signal in it
00:21:46.080 that it's not a person.
00:21:48.760 And that's what I was getting from Fetterman's interview.
00:21:53.160 He was speaking in that AI way
00:21:55.400 that isn't quite the way people talk.
00:21:58.720 Now, it could be just an artifact of his stroke.
00:22:03.060 Could be.
00:22:04.460 But what it looked like
00:22:05.600 was he was just repeating what the AI was saying.
00:22:08.020 It looked like he was just reading the AI's sentences.
00:22:12.040 And when the AI makes a sentence,
00:22:14.700 they'll pick a word that you wouldn't necessarily use.
00:22:19.040 Here's the tell.
00:22:20.220 The AI will pick a word that is correct,
00:22:23.800 but you would never have used it.
00:22:27.360 That's the tell.
00:22:28.740 It's a word that makes sense,
00:22:30.780 but no human would have ever picked that word.
00:22:33.940 You're like, ooh,
00:22:34.900 human wouldn't have picked that word,
00:22:36.380 but it makes perfect sense.
00:22:39.120 Yeah.
00:22:39.720 He did that.
00:22:41.220 So I think that we saw AI giving an interview.
00:22:46.060 I think the AI understood the questions
00:22:49.480 and fed him probably bullet points
00:22:53.880 that were relevant to the answer.
00:22:56.620 And he just read them.
00:22:58.060 That's what it looked like.
00:23:00.400 Don't know.
00:23:01.820 Waiting for confirmation of that.
00:23:03.460 All right.
00:23:08.360 Here's a mystery I'm trying to unravel.
00:23:11.420 And I know you're going to get all balled up
00:23:13.360 in what I used to say or did say or do say
00:23:17.560 or what I believe.
00:23:19.100 And none of this is about that.
00:23:21.400 Okay?
00:23:22.280 So can we do a story where you can,
00:23:25.000 if you can,
00:23:26.420 try to divorce yourself from my opinion of it?
00:23:29.580 Right?
00:23:30.700 Because you're going to get all caught up
00:23:31.880 in what my opinion is.
00:23:33.800 Just try to divorce yourself from that.
00:23:36.240 Here's the story.
00:23:38.460 There are lots of people
00:23:40.780 who say that they know numerous people
00:23:45.420 who were obviously injured
00:23:47.820 after getting the vaccination jab.
00:23:52.380 Now, this is anecdotal reports.
00:23:54.320 This is not any kind of science.
00:23:55.760 But there are lots of them.
00:23:58.560 Am I right?
00:23:59.800 Because I asked on Twitter
00:24:00.940 how many people actually know somebody
00:24:03.220 that they believe either died of COVID
00:24:05.980 or had some injury, they believe,
00:24:09.860 from the vaccination.
00:24:11.240 And then you saw the answers,
00:24:12.580 and it's like lots of people.
00:24:14.160 But here's the interesting thing.
00:24:16.860 The people who have seen it
00:24:18.740 have almost all seen more than one case.
00:24:23.640 When you look at the answers,
00:24:24.660 people will say,
00:24:25.960 I know two people
00:24:26.800 or I know five people.
00:24:30.960 But the people who don't see any of it
00:24:34.180 see zero,
00:24:36.280 which is a little bit more of a pattern
00:24:39.940 than I can ignore.
00:24:41.680 Why is it that the people
00:24:42.860 who see at least one
00:24:44.100 almost always see more than one?
00:24:47.460 What would cause that?
00:24:49.600 Like, you would think
00:24:50.480 there would be a lot of ones and zeros.
00:24:52.040 You wouldn't expect
00:24:53.600 there to be zeros and threes.
00:24:56.640 Nobody would expect that.
00:24:58.820 So that's your first tip
00:25:00.300 that this could be confirmation bias.
00:25:04.580 But the details of the story
00:25:06.900 are so similar.
00:25:08.740 You know, somebody was 40
00:25:09.960 in perfect health,
00:25:11.380 and they died, you know,
00:25:12.840 X days after the vaccination.
00:25:15.060 Now, the first thing
00:25:15.980 the skeptics are going to say
00:25:17.600 would be this.
00:25:18.720 Scott, Scott, Scott.
00:25:21.580 Everybody is after the vaccination
00:25:23.660 because there were so many
00:25:25.040 vaccinations and boosters
00:25:26.320 that everybody who died suddenly
00:25:28.500 for any reason
00:25:29.400 probably died
00:25:31.060 within a few days of a booster.
00:25:34.220 I mean, not every person,
00:25:35.600 but overall,
00:25:37.040 that would be true
00:25:38.360 for lots of people.
00:25:39.640 So it could be just chance.
00:25:41.560 But the number of people
00:25:42.840 I'm hearing is just wild.
00:25:45.180 Right?
00:25:45.280 That the anecdotal evidence
00:25:47.800 is stronger than anything
00:25:49.120 I've ever seen.
00:25:53.120 Let me see if you would agree
00:25:54.940 with the statement.
00:25:56.280 There are lots of things
00:25:57.180 that are not true,
00:25:58.960 or even things that aren't true,
00:26:00.580 for which you have
00:26:01.340 anecdotal evidence,
00:26:02.680 like, oh, there's these examples.
00:26:04.980 But you say to yourself,
00:26:06.400 they're not really so strong
00:26:08.300 that you would throw away
00:26:10.900 your science
00:26:11.540 because of anecdotal
00:26:12.780 people you know.
00:26:14.140 But I've never seen
00:26:16.380 anything this strong.
00:26:17.680 Have you?
00:26:18.580 I've never seen
00:26:19.420 anecdotal reports
00:26:20.620 this consistent
00:26:22.300 and universal
00:26:23.380 and strong.
00:26:24.940 Would you agree?
00:26:26.520 Even if you personally
00:26:28.240 haven't seen anything,
00:26:29.200 and I haven't,
00:26:30.300 I haven't personally
00:26:31.400 seen anything,
00:26:32.460 but I've seen more people
00:26:33.800 who saw something
00:26:34.680 than I've ever seen
00:26:36.200 about anything ever.
00:26:39.420 Agree?
00:26:40.060 So the question is,
00:26:42.680 is there something
00:26:43.360 extraordinary about
00:26:44.540 this situation
00:26:45.340 that would cause
00:26:45.980 more people to
00:26:46.820 hallucinate than normal,
00:26:48.360 or is it exactly
00:26:50.520 what it looks like?
00:26:53.820 Now, most of you
00:26:55.360 are going to say,
00:26:55.980 Scott, it's exactly
00:26:57.560 what it looks like.
00:26:58.600 It was in the VAERS database.
00:27:01.020 It was in the data.
00:27:02.480 We've been telling you
00:27:03.400 for two years.
00:27:04.300 It's exactly what
00:27:05.880 it looks like.
00:27:08.680 But,
00:27:09.440 is there anything here
00:27:11.060 that could cause
00:27:11.760 that level
00:27:12.720 of confirmation bias?
00:27:15.460 Like, is there any theory
00:27:16.580 that could get you
00:27:18.160 to explain
00:27:18.820 all of this
00:27:20.020 anecdotal observation
00:27:21.320 bigger than anything
00:27:23.140 I've ever seen
00:27:23.840 in my life?
00:27:24.600 Is there?
00:27:26.160 Yes.
00:27:27.020 Yes, there is.
00:27:28.640 See, that's the problem.
00:27:30.360 Is that the size
00:27:31.700 of the topic
00:27:33.560 and the emotion
00:27:34.760 that we put into it
00:27:35.780 is actually big enough
00:27:37.620 that it could cause
00:27:39.680 three quarters
00:27:41.180 of the entire population
00:27:42.680 to imagine
00:27:43.720 that they've seen
00:27:44.460 multiple examples
00:27:45.640 of things
00:27:46.240 that didn't happen.
00:27:48.100 Yep.
00:27:49.660 Now,
00:27:50.500 let me be very careful.
00:27:52.040 I'm not saying
00:27:52.680 that's what's happening.
00:27:53.740 I'm actually
00:27:54.300 genuinely puzzled.
00:27:55.820 I can't tell.
00:27:57.300 I can't tell
00:27:58.280 if this is a
00:27:59.500 gigantic medical problem.
00:28:02.260 Well, here's what
00:28:02.880 you would have to believe.
00:28:04.260 In order to believe
00:28:05.600 that it's a gigantic
00:28:06.700 medical problem
00:28:07.660 that's being
00:28:08.220 somewhat ignored,
00:28:10.120 you would have to believe
00:28:11.160 that one million doctors
00:28:12.840 have decided
00:28:14.560 it's too risky
00:28:15.480 to mention
00:28:16.660 that they see it
00:28:17.720 in their practice.
00:28:20.080 A million doctors
00:28:21.440 all just on
00:28:22.440 the same page.
00:28:24.440 And I heard
00:28:25.620 on Twitter
00:28:26.100 that little
00:28:27.180 back and forth
00:28:27.860 with somebody
00:28:28.320 who thinks
00:28:28.700 that's exactly
00:28:29.360 what's happening.
00:28:29.940 So there are
00:28:31.340 people who believe
00:28:32.020 that all one million,
00:28:33.880 all one million doctors,
00:28:35.960 every one of them
00:28:36.960 would see,
00:28:38.060 well,
00:28:38.380 almost every one of them,
00:28:39.760 would have seen
00:28:40.460 people seemingly
00:28:41.900 injured by a vaccination
00:28:43.340 if your observations
00:28:45.360 are true.
00:28:47.000 Almost every practice
00:28:48.360 would see it.
00:28:50.140 Now,
00:28:50.900 in order to believe
00:28:52.160 that it's really happening,
00:28:54.140 meaning massive injuries
00:28:56.380 from the vaccination itself,
00:28:57.920 not from COVID,
00:28:59.100 in order to believe that,
00:29:00.940 you'd have to believe
00:29:01.780 that a million doctors
00:29:03.540 are largely
00:29:05.280 on the same page,
00:29:07.300 that they will lie
00:29:08.400 about a life and death,
00:29:10.540 very life and death.
00:29:12.260 I mean,
00:29:12.480 it couldn't be
00:29:13.020 more life and death.
00:29:14.700 That a million doctors
00:29:15.840 who took a vow
00:29:16.840 to help people
00:29:18.120 and save them,
00:29:19.420 the most obstinate
00:29:21.320 group of people
00:29:23.020 in the entire
00:29:23.780 fucking world,
00:29:25.640 that the most
00:29:26.380 contrarian
00:29:27.300 and obstinate people,
00:29:29.240 the most headstrong,
00:29:31.120 egotistic people
00:29:32.040 in the world,
00:29:33.380 every one of them
00:29:34.140 is just afraid
00:29:34.960 and so they're
00:29:35.960 not speaking up.
00:29:38.020 Now,
00:29:38.480 when I say everyone,
00:29:39.500 you should interpret
00:29:40.320 that in your mind
00:29:41.160 as there might be
00:29:41.940 a handful,
00:29:43.060 but here's what
00:29:43.960 I would expect.
00:29:46.060 If this were real,
00:29:48.220 and it could be,
00:29:49.900 and I'm not saying
00:29:50.560 it isn't,
00:29:51.540 right?
00:29:51.980 Remember,
00:29:52.480 I'm just talking
00:29:53.040 through it.
00:29:54.080 I actually don't know
00:29:55.220 if this is real.
00:29:56.040 I can't tell.
00:29:56.600 If it's real,
00:29:59.700 here's what I'd expect.
00:30:02.140 Out of a million doctors,
00:30:04.240 I would expect
00:30:05.000 at least 100,000 of them
00:30:06.980 would say,
00:30:08.520 stop everything.
00:30:09.960 You cannot ignore
00:30:11.000 this anymore.
00:30:12.620 I believe you would have
00:30:13.780 100,000 doctors
00:30:15.120 complaining really loudly.
00:30:17.240 Out of a million.
00:30:18.620 One in 10.
00:30:20.820 What do you say to that?
00:30:22.980 Do you think you could get
00:30:23.960 one out of 10 doctors
00:30:25.200 to say,
00:30:26.340 all right,
00:30:26.600 this is too far.
00:30:27.880 I will risk everything
00:30:29.340 to out this.
00:30:31.500 I will take a chance
00:30:32.440 on my own career
00:30:33.260 to tell you that people
00:30:34.780 are dropping like flies
00:30:35.840 in my practice.
00:30:38.200 Do you believe that
00:30:39.260 you could get
00:30:40.000 10 out of 10
00:30:42.140 to be afraid
00:30:43.720 of losing their jobs?
00:30:44.600 take a look at how many citizens
00:30:49.400 risked their jobs
00:30:52.300 to not get vaccinated.
00:30:55.180 That's probably the same ratio
00:30:56.900 you'd find in the doctors,
00:30:58.320 the people who would
00:30:59.140 just be contrarians.
00:31:01.140 You can always find
00:31:02.980 10% contrarians
00:31:04.680 on every topic.
00:31:07.580 Name any topic
00:31:08.680 where you can't find
00:31:09.520 10% contrarians.
00:31:10.820 10% doctors
00:31:12.760 who are contrarians
00:31:13.660 would be
00:31:14.060 100,000 doctors
00:31:16.420 telling you
00:31:17.580 that they see it
00:31:18.360 obviously
00:31:18.840 with their own eyes
00:31:19.700 and senses.
00:31:22.040 100,000.
00:31:23.460 At least.
00:31:24.640 Is that happening?
00:31:26.920 Do you think
00:31:27.760 that the,
00:31:29.060 I don't know,
00:31:29.500 government
00:31:29.960 control or fear
00:31:32.140 is so good
00:31:32.940 that you couldn't
00:31:34.640 get 100,000 doctors
00:31:36.300 in the United States
00:31:37.180 alone
00:31:37.520 to be complaining?
00:31:38.700 How about
00:31:39.000 some other country?
00:31:40.800 You don't think
00:31:41.320 there's a European country,
00:31:42.900 some country
00:31:43.540 somewhere else,
00:31:44.260 Asia,
00:31:45.220 where there's
00:31:45.700 going to be
00:31:46.180 some doctor
00:31:47.460 who just says,
00:31:48.160 look,
00:31:48.940 you don't even
00:31:49.600 have to take
00:31:50.060 my word for it.
00:31:51.600 Don't take
00:31:52.060 my word for it.
00:31:52.940 Here's my data.
00:31:54.740 You just look
00:31:55.320 at my data.
00:31:56.420 I didn't have
00:31:57.080 any young people
00:31:57.800 dying before.
00:32:00.000 And then you
00:32:00.440 look at this date
00:32:01.300 and then all
00:32:02.080 these young people
00:32:02.680 died.
00:32:03.080 I'm not even
00:32:03.560 making a claim.
00:32:04.920 Just look at it
00:32:05.560 yourself.
00:32:05.860 You would see
00:32:07.480 that.
00:32:09.280 All right,
00:32:09.760 now,
00:32:11.080 but I can't
00:32:11.760 rule out
00:32:12.420 that it is
00:32:13.480 happening.
00:32:14.860 Because I do
00:32:15.940 think that there
00:32:16.580 are examples
00:32:17.060 in history
00:32:17.620 where you could
00:32:18.600 actually get
00:32:19.080 every person
00:32:19.680 on the same
00:32:20.160 page and be
00:32:21.460 wrong at the
00:32:22.020 same time.
00:32:23.900 Would you
00:32:24.520 agree?
00:32:25.660 It's not
00:32:26.420 impossible,
00:32:27.780 is it,
00:32:29.040 that you could
00:32:29.820 get all the
00:32:30.480 doctors to lie?
00:32:32.280 It's not
00:32:32.940 impossible.
00:32:33.540 When I say
00:32:34.660 all,
00:32:35.500 again,
00:32:35.980 I'm ruling
00:32:36.580 out the
00:32:37.000 handful or so
00:32:38.040 that actually
00:32:38.600 are being
00:32:39.800 the contrarians.
00:32:43.080 I don't know.
00:32:47.540 So maybe
00:32:48.480 we'll never
00:32:48.900 know what
00:32:49.560 the deal is,
00:32:50.600 but here's
00:32:51.460 my observation.
00:32:52.280 The people
00:32:52.640 who expected
00:32:53.540 the jab to
00:32:54.500 be worse
00:32:55.480 than not
00:32:56.300 getting jabbed
00:32:57.080 tend to be
00:32:58.520 the ones who
00:32:59.060 saw the people
00:32:59.800 have problems.
00:33:01.340 The people
00:33:01.960 who did not
00:33:02.700 expect that
00:33:03.480 and I was
00:33:05.360 one of them.
00:33:06.160 I didn't have
00:33:06.760 an expectation
00:33:07.420 one way or
00:33:08.080 the other.
00:33:09.180 No expectations.
00:33:10.540 I don't know
00:33:11.120 any.
00:33:12.460 So the people
00:33:13.020 who expect
00:33:13.600 to see it
00:33:14.140 see it.
00:33:15.440 The people
00:33:15.880 who didn't
00:33:16.240 expect to
00:33:16.760 see it
00:33:17.140 more often
00:33:19.080 didn't see
00:33:19.560 it.
00:33:23.600 Now,
00:33:24.160 that's not
00:33:24.540 a 100%
00:33:25.860 thing,
00:33:26.740 but I would
00:33:27.900 bet anything,
00:33:29.500 any amount
00:33:30.060 of money,
00:33:30.560 all of my
00:33:31.020 money,
00:33:31.320 I would bet
00:33:31.720 that the
00:33:32.420 people who
00:33:32.840 expected
00:33:33.380 from the
00:33:33.960 start
00:33:34.340 that the
00:33:35.580 shots would
00:33:36.080 be dangerous,
00:33:37.160 that they're
00:33:37.740 the ones
00:33:38.100 who know
00:33:38.440 friends personally
00:33:39.340 who were
00:33:39.680 injured by
00:33:40.160 them,
00:33:40.720 according to
00:33:41.260 them.
00:33:42.280 I guarantee
00:33:43.140 it.
00:33:44.200 Which doesn't
00:33:45.260 mean,
00:33:46.340 does not
00:33:46.940 mean,
00:33:47.880 they're not
00:33:48.340 injuring anybody.
00:33:50.120 Because even
00:33:50.980 the people who
00:33:51.920 make them say
00:33:52.440 they'll injure
00:33:52.880 some people.
00:33:54.360 Everybody thinks
00:33:55.260 that the shots
00:33:55.880 will injure
00:33:57.340 some number
00:33:58.800 of people,
00:33:59.780 that even
00:34:00.400 the people
00:34:00.800 make them
00:34:01.180 say that.
00:34:03.580 But why
00:34:04.240 can't we get
00:34:04.760 to the bottom
00:34:05.220 of this?
00:34:06.780 And for
00:34:07.600 those of you
00:34:08.240 who say
00:34:08.720 it was
00:34:10.420 in the
00:34:10.700 VAERS
00:34:11.120 thing,
00:34:13.520 the VAERS
00:34:14.060 would be
00:34:14.420 good,
00:34:14.900 because
00:34:15.100 whatever
00:34:15.880 happened
00:34:17.460 with the
00:34:17.900 VAERS.
00:34:18.700 So if the
00:34:19.260 VAERS had
00:34:19.860 been populated
00:34:20.680 and they
00:34:21.980 were having
00:34:22.920 problems,
00:34:24.320 that would
00:34:24.800 just be an
00:34:25.220 extension of
00:34:25.800 what we're
00:34:26.000 seeing in
00:34:26.880 the larger
00:34:27.260 world,
00:34:28.560 people are
00:34:29.020 either imagining
00:34:29.720 it or they're
00:34:30.180 not.
00:34:31.420 It's either
00:34:32.020 imaginary or
00:34:32.940 it's not.
00:34:33.620 Same with
00:34:34.040 the VAERS.
00:34:38.060 Doctors can
00:34:38.820 now speak out
00:34:39.480 because the
00:34:40.060 systems were
00:34:40.820 tweaked to
00:34:41.360 silence them.
00:34:42.440 What would
00:34:42.840 be an example
00:34:43.420 of that?
00:34:44.440 If you were
00:34:45.140 a doctor with
00:34:46.000 a private
00:34:46.760 practice,
00:34:48.120 and you saw
00:34:48.600 a big spike
00:34:49.800 in young
00:34:50.540 people dying,
00:34:52.040 what would
00:34:52.460 stop you
00:34:52.960 from simply
00:34:53.560 saying that?
00:34:55.900 Because you
00:34:56.540 wouldn't have
00:34:56.920 to say
00:34:57.220 you know
00:34:57.540 the reason.
00:34:58.800 You'd have
00:34:59.220 to just
00:34:59.520 say,
00:35:00.020 we are
00:35:00.240 seeing this,
00:35:00.860 we don't
00:35:01.120 know why.
00:35:03.320 Nothing
00:35:03.760 would stop
00:35:04.220 you.
00:35:04.840 Because it
00:35:05.660 would be an
00:35:06.160 open question
00:35:06.720 whether it
00:35:07.120 was the
00:35:07.440 long COVID
00:35:08.120 or the
00:35:09.500 pushback
00:35:11.900 from the
00:35:12.380 pandemic
00:35:13.080 close-downs
00:35:14.200 or something.
00:35:15.720 But you
00:35:16.120 would certainly
00:35:17.040 be able to
00:35:17.540 say that
00:35:17.840 more people
00:35:18.240 are dying.
00:35:19.460 That wouldn't
00:35:20.200 get you in
00:35:20.660 trouble.
00:35:20.840 So Kanye,
00:35:26.800 according to
00:35:27.640 Candace Owens,
00:35:29.200 I'm just
00:35:29.780 going to
00:35:30.020 call Kanye
00:35:30.640 Kanye.
00:35:31.520 Is that
00:35:31.840 okay?
00:35:33.120 I get that
00:35:33.980 he wants
00:35:34.260 to be
00:35:34.500 called
00:35:34.700 Ye,
00:35:35.360 but I
00:35:36.380 can't buy
00:35:38.000 in because
00:35:38.500 I don't
00:35:39.040 want to
00:35:39.320 explain his
00:35:39.880 fucking name
00:35:40.460 every time
00:35:40.920 I say it.
00:35:42.680 Right?
00:35:43.100 So I think
00:35:43.740 that he has
00:35:44.140 lost the
00:35:45.060 right to
00:35:46.180 have him
00:35:46.600 be called
00:35:47.120 by the
00:35:47.500 name that
00:35:47.960 he requests.
00:35:49.080 because it's
00:35:50.400 just too
00:35:50.740 inconvenient.
00:35:52.320 And names
00:35:52.740 are partly
00:35:53.680 for the
00:35:54.120 use of
00:35:54.460 other people.
00:35:56.040 You don't
00:35:56.680 give yourself
00:35:57.200 a name
00:35:57.560 just so
00:35:58.080 you can
00:35:58.420 use it.
00:35:59.940 You give
00:36:00.580 yourself a
00:36:01.040 name for
00:36:02.160 the purpose
00:36:02.740 of other
00:36:03.160 people using
00:36:03.740 it.
00:36:04.380 I think
00:36:04.780 Ye was a
00:36:05.440 perfectly
00:36:05.800 good nickname
00:36:07.540 for people
00:36:08.800 who are
00:36:09.180 with him
00:36:09.580 personally,
00:36:10.680 like in
00:36:11.060 the same
00:36:11.440 room.
00:36:12.440 But if
00:36:12.900 you're going
00:36:13.120 to talk
00:36:13.580 about him,
00:36:14.980 it's just
00:36:15.840 a pain in
00:36:16.240 the ass
00:36:16.540 to say
00:36:16.840 Ye,
00:36:17.240 because then
00:36:17.520 I have to
00:36:17.860 explain what
00:36:18.380 I'm talking
00:36:18.840 about.
00:36:19.780 So I'm
00:36:20.920 just going
00:36:21.220 to call
00:36:21.460 him Kanye
00:36:22.080 because that's
00:36:25.380 not my
00:36:25.720 problem to
00:36:26.460 fix.
00:36:27.580 So Candace
00:36:28.060 Owens reports
00:36:28.780 that JPMorgan
00:36:30.000 Chase is
00:36:32.500 cancelling
00:36:33.300 Kanye West
00:36:36.120 and telling
00:36:37.080 him to take
00:36:37.580 his Yeezy
00:36:38.140 empire somewhere
00:36:38.860 else.
00:36:40.400 Do you
00:36:40.940 think that's
00:36:41.400 true?
00:36:43.880 I mean,
00:36:44.680 that doesn't
00:36:45.180 even sound
00:36:45.600 true,
00:36:46.000 does it?
00:36:46.800 I believe
00:36:47.300 Candace
00:36:47.720 Owens,
00:36:48.080 so I
00:36:48.420 believe
00:36:48.660 that she
00:36:49.640 got
00:36:49.880 information
00:36:50.420 from a
00:36:50.980 good source.
00:36:52.280 But is
00:36:53.820 there something
00:36:54.240 else going
00:36:54.740 on?
00:36:55.960 Do you
00:36:56.260 think that
00:36:56.680 just for
00:36:57.240 his public
00:36:57.820 comments,
00:36:58.540 which we
00:36:59.320 condemn,
00:37:01.300 by the way,
00:37:02.520 48 hours
00:37:03.280 has passed
00:37:03.980 and Kanye
00:37:05.720 has not
00:37:06.400 explained or
00:37:07.260 apologized for
00:37:08.200 his comments.
00:37:09.100 Am I
00:37:09.380 right?
00:37:10.020 48 hours?
00:37:12.940 Do you
00:37:13.560 give me a
00:37:13.820 time check?
00:37:14.340 It's been
00:37:14.560 48 hours,
00:37:15.300 right?
00:37:15.440 And he
00:37:16.760 had plenty
00:37:17.240 of opportunity
00:37:17.920 to clarify
00:37:18.780 or correct
00:37:19.700 or even
00:37:20.580 just say
00:37:21.040 I was
00:37:21.380 drunk or
00:37:22.100 anything,
00:37:22.840 just anything,
00:37:23.500 and he
00:37:23.740 chose not
00:37:24.200 to.
00:37:25.240 So since
00:37:25.740 he chose
00:37:26.160 not to,
00:37:26.740 we have
00:37:27.040 to assume
00:37:27.480 the comment
00:37:28.100 stands.
00:37:31.120 I mean,
00:37:31.600 it's an
00:37:32.120 assumption,
00:37:33.320 it's not a
00:37:34.160 fact,
00:37:35.560 but I
00:37:37.380 think you
00:37:37.740 have to
00:37:38.020 assume that
00:37:38.580 those are
00:37:39.100 his views
00:37:40.540 of the
00:37:41.020 world,
00:37:41.480 and he
00:37:43.160 has some
00:37:43.560 opinions about
00:37:44.420 the Jewish
00:37:45.620 population
00:37:46.340 that he
00:37:47.540 would like
00:37:47.920 you to
00:37:48.180 know.
00:37:49.920 So make
00:37:52.200 your decisions
00:37:52.900 appropriately.
00:37:55.380 You know,
00:37:57.300 I feel
00:37:58.720 that,
00:37:59.760 how many
00:38:00.280 of you
00:38:00.540 have had
00:38:00.840 this same
00:38:01.300 experience,
00:38:03.140 that you
00:38:03.580 have the
00:38:04.720 experience of
00:38:05.380 getting behind
00:38:06.040 somebody,
00:38:07.500 and then
00:38:07.860 they'll do
00:38:08.200 something like
00:38:08.740 this,
00:38:09.060 like right
00:38:09.460 away,
00:38:10.540 and you
00:38:10.860 just got
00:38:12.120 behind them.
00:38:13.780 Like I
00:38:14.160 just started
00:38:14.740 calling him
00:38:15.240 my spiritual
00:38:15.860 leader,
00:38:17.640 and then he
00:38:18.360 did that.
00:38:19.720 And I'm
00:38:20.260 like,
00:38:20.580 okay,
00:38:22.000 I can't
00:38:22.700 follow you
00:38:23.140 there.
00:38:23.900 I just
00:38:24.240 can't follow
00:38:24.740 you there.
00:38:25.960 So you're
00:38:26.420 on your
00:38:26.660 own now.
00:38:28.680 So,
00:38:29.340 sorry about
00:38:29.860 that,
00:38:31.220 but,
00:38:31.900 you know,
00:38:32.940 it's,
00:38:34.140 that's what
00:38:34.780 free speech
00:38:35.340 is,
00:38:35.700 right?
00:38:36.380 The free
00:38:36.780 speech is I
00:38:37.420 don't have
00:38:37.720 to pay for
00:38:38.160 his free
00:38:38.580 speech.
00:38:38.940 His free
00:38:39.480 speech is he
00:38:40.080 pays for
00:38:40.440 it.
00:38:41.760 Did you
00:38:42.300 see a
00:38:42.740 video of
00:38:43.260 AOC giving
00:38:44.200 a talk to
00:38:44.960 a mostly
00:38:45.540 empty
00:38:45.900 auditorium,
00:38:47.640 which is
00:38:48.360 interesting in
00:38:48.960 itself,
00:38:49.420 that she
00:38:49.700 couldn't
00:38:50.000 pack a
00:38:50.420 room?
00:38:51.500 And it
00:38:52.100 looked like
00:38:52.460 there were
00:38:52.700 some people
00:38:53.160 planted in
00:38:53.940 there to
00:38:54.480 cause trouble.
00:38:55.740 And two
00:38:55.960 of them
00:38:56.320 got up and
00:38:57.440 started yelling
00:38:57.920 at her for,
00:38:59.140 I guess she
00:38:59.960 voted to
00:39:00.580 support funding
00:39:02.200 of Ukraine,
00:39:03.020 and it's
00:39:03.280 pushing us
00:39:03.800 into a
00:39:04.200 nuclear war,
00:39:04.940 save the
00:39:05.200 protesters.
00:39:06.360 So,
00:39:07.440 what do you
00:39:07.760 think of
00:39:07.960 that?
00:39:10.900 Somehow I
00:39:12.280 missed the
00:39:12.800 story, I
00:39:13.860 don't know
00:39:14.100 how, but I
00:39:15.000 missed the
00:39:15.380 story of
00:39:17.080 AOC voting
00:39:18.100 for war.
00:39:19.700 That actually
00:39:20.560 happened?
00:39:21.860 So, AOC voted
00:39:23.000 for war?
00:39:24.280 She must have
00:39:24.800 voted for the
00:39:25.300 funding, which
00:39:25.940 effectively is war.
00:39:29.500 Voting for arms,
00:39:30.700 I mean voting for
00:39:31.540 arms shipments to
00:39:32.400 Ukraine.
00:39:32.780 So, did that
00:39:35.180 really happen?
00:39:36.320 Well, it was
00:39:36.980 interesting watching
00:39:37.700 her get shouted
00:39:38.600 down, especially
00:39:40.880 in that small
00:39:41.480 room.
00:39:42.140 And you can see
00:39:42.620 that her
00:39:42.980 influence is
00:39:45.180 way less.
00:39:46.340 Looks like AOC's
00:39:47.380 influence has
00:39:48.060 certainly waned.
00:39:51.920 Rasmussen says
00:39:52.780 88% of likely
00:39:54.240 U.S.
00:39:54.700 voters are
00:39:56.220 concerned about
00:39:57.120 the economy.
00:39:58.660 88%.
00:39:59.220 Why is it
00:40:00.340 only 88%?
00:40:02.360 How do you
00:40:02.860 get 12% who
00:40:03.880 are, eh, it's
00:40:04.920 fine?
00:40:06.200 Are they the
00:40:06.560 people who are
00:40:06.940 so rich they
00:40:07.520 don't care?
00:40:08.080 Or the street
00:40:08.640 people, or
00:40:09.240 what?
00:40:10.040 How do you
00:40:10.580 get anybody to
00:40:11.300 say, I think
00:40:11.960 the economy's
00:40:12.820 fine?
00:40:14.320 Maybe they're
00:40:14.980 talking about
00:40:15.400 themselves, I
00:40:16.020 don't know.
00:40:17.120 But 91% still
00:40:18.520 say fentanyl is
00:40:19.460 the big issue.
00:40:21.880 So, what's
00:40:23.880 happening with
00:40:24.380 fentanyl in
00:40:24.980 this country?
00:40:27.180 Who's got the
00:40:27.980 better plan on
00:40:28.720 fentanyl?
00:40:29.220 In the
00:40:30.800 comments,
00:40:31.900 Democrats or
00:40:32.820 Republicans?
00:40:36.760 Who do you
00:40:38.860 think?
00:40:40.720 Yeah, neither.
00:40:42.960 So, I read an
00:40:44.280 article, a long
00:40:45.620 investigative article
00:40:46.640 yesterday, about
00:40:47.540 the nexus between
00:40:49.560 the Chinese
00:40:50.920 underworld and
00:40:52.780 the cartels.
00:40:54.380 And what I
00:40:55.040 didn't know is
00:40:56.720 that there might
00:40:57.300 be a really good
00:40:58.000 reason that
00:40:58.480 China doesn't
00:40:59.280 shut down the
00:41:01.180 fentanyl
00:41:01.640 business.
00:41:02.940 Do you want to
00:41:03.660 know what that
00:41:04.160 reason would be?
00:41:05.780 What would be a
00:41:06.440 good reason besides
00:41:07.320 the fact, you
00:41:08.300 know, they want to
00:41:08.720 use it like an
00:41:09.280 opium war to
00:41:10.220 weaken the West?
00:41:11.640 turns out there's a
00:41:14.000 much better reason.
00:41:14.780 It has nothing to do
00:41:17.340 with the West.
00:41:19.540 Now, not just
00:41:20.880 money, not just
00:41:22.880 money, you're
00:41:23.780 close, money's part
00:41:25.000 of it, but what is
00:41:26.660 the bigger part?
00:41:30.280 I think this is
00:41:31.580 true, that the
00:41:34.080 elites are in bed
00:41:36.020 with the criminals.
00:41:36.780 It looks like the
00:41:39.760 government of China
00:41:40.660 and the criminal
00:41:41.520 units are working
00:41:42.440 together and have
00:41:43.380 for a long time,
00:41:44.660 meaning that they're
00:41:45.680 enriching each
00:41:46.380 other.
00:41:47.260 So the criminals
00:41:48.240 make tons of
00:41:49.040 money, but they've
00:41:50.720 got to launder
00:41:51.560 that money, and
00:41:53.580 they've got to be
00:41:54.140 protected.
00:41:55.640 And there does
00:41:57.180 seem to be evidence
00:41:58.120 that it's the
00:41:59.480 elites who are the
00:42:00.320 criminals.
00:42:01.980 So my notion of
00:42:04.320 China was there
00:42:05.260 were a bunch of
00:42:05.920 elites, and then
00:42:07.760 separately there
00:42:08.460 were a bunch of
00:42:08.920 criminals, and if
00:42:10.540 we could talk the
00:42:11.340 elites into it, they
00:42:12.300 would get the
00:42:12.740 criminals in jail.
00:42:14.800 But the elites were
00:42:16.140 allowing the
00:42:16.840 criminals to operate
00:42:17.840 because they hated
00:42:19.240 the United States, and
00:42:20.360 anything bad for the
00:42:21.240 United States would be
00:42:22.060 fine, so the
00:42:23.580 criminals could sell
00:42:24.380 all the fentanyl here
00:42:25.260 that they wanted.
00:42:26.800 I no longer think
00:42:28.280 that's the case.
00:42:29.860 My revised opinion
00:42:31.240 is that there isn't
00:42:32.560 enough difference
00:42:33.280 between the elites
00:42:34.260 and the top
00:42:35.820 criminal elements
00:42:36.960 in China, because
00:42:39.640 the elites are also
00:42:40.880 laundering vast amounts
00:42:42.160 of money because
00:42:42.860 they're also
00:42:43.440 criminals.
00:42:45.080 They're all
00:42:46.000 criminals, the
00:42:47.840 elites plus the
00:42:48.760 criminals, but the
00:42:50.220 elites need to
00:42:50.940 launder their money
00:42:51.680 too, and for that
00:42:53.280 they need criminals,
00:42:54.720 because only the
00:42:56.080 criminals can launder
00:42:56.860 money.
00:42:57.520 The elites can't do
00:42:58.240 it themselves.
00:42:58.680 So because the
00:43:00.300 elites are also
00:43:01.480 laundering vast amounts
00:43:03.540 of money from their
00:43:04.320 own crimes, they
00:43:06.300 don't want to get
00:43:06.940 rid of the money
00:43:07.600 launderers, and they
00:43:09.620 would have to to get
00:43:10.480 rid of fentanyl.
00:43:12.480 So that the Chinese
00:43:14.400 elites are actually
00:43:16.640 the criminals, and it's
00:43:18.660 about money far more
00:43:20.160 than about power.
00:43:21.760 Now it could be that
00:43:22.760 somebody like Xi is
00:43:24.880 thinking about the power
00:43:26.100 element of it, but the
00:43:27.980 elites are mostly just
00:43:29.400 making money and trying
00:43:30.460 to stay out of jail, and
00:43:31.980 so they need the
00:43:32.700 criminal element to help
00:43:33.660 them do that.
00:43:35.140 So, there is no hope
00:43:37.300 of getting China to
00:43:38.400 stop the fentanyl
00:43:39.720 trade.
00:43:40.460 That's the bottom
00:43:41.080 line.
00:43:42.020 There's no hope,
00:43:43.380 because it would be
00:43:44.000 like asking the mafia
00:43:45.300 to stop doing crimes.
00:43:47.680 It would be exactly
00:43:48.560 like that.
00:43:49.460 It would be like going
00:43:50.000 to the mafia and
00:43:50.720 saying, you know, we
00:43:52.500 really, really like you
00:43:54.320 to stop doing the
00:43:55.100 crimes.
00:43:57.080 How would that go?
00:43:59.600 They're not going to
00:44:00.380 stop.
00:44:00.740 That's their job.
00:44:02.400 That's their job, and
00:44:03.520 there's nothing that's
00:44:04.220 going to stop them.
00:44:05.380 So why would they
00:44:06.240 stop?
00:44:07.660 So, you may be aware
00:44:10.200 that President Xi did
00:44:12.000 this big anti-corruption
00:44:13.720 thing, so he was going
00:44:15.480 to be the anti-corruption
00:44:16.520 guy in China.
00:44:18.180 Do you know what that
00:44:18.720 really was?
00:44:20.640 That was him just using
00:44:22.000 anti-corruption laws to
00:44:23.340 shut down his critics.
00:44:25.320 That's all.
00:44:26.100 He was just consolidating
00:44:27.620 power.
00:44:28.820 So, China's never been
00:44:30.220 anti-corruption.
00:44:31.860 It's always been making
00:44:33.040 sure that your elites are
00:44:35.160 corrupt as hell, but
00:44:36.300 they're on your side,
00:44:37.280 because the corruption is
00:44:38.880 what holds the whole
00:44:39.640 country together.
00:44:41.960 So, we should stop
00:44:44.020 imagining that we can get
00:44:46.000 them to stop.
00:44:47.420 And also, in the article
00:44:48.840 I read, the top Chinese
00:44:52.340 money launderer, when you
00:44:54.440 read the story of how that
00:44:55.980 top money launderer, you
00:44:57.940 know, rose through the
00:44:59.020 ranks of crime to be as
00:45:00.700 powerfully as he is, it's
00:45:02.700 obvious the government was
00:45:04.040 behind him.
00:45:05.560 Like, you can't even have
00:45:08.100 any possibility in your mind
00:45:09.980 that he didn't either bribe
00:45:12.120 the government, own the
00:45:13.100 government, or they were
00:45:13.980 behind him the whole time,
00:45:15.100 or he's working with their
00:45:16.580 intelligence service or
00:45:17.700 something.
00:45:18.520 But it's obvious that he
00:45:19.860 didn't get all the way as
00:45:22.000 far as he got without the
00:45:24.460 government.
00:45:25.700 So, the government and the
00:45:26.980 criminal elements in China
00:45:28.120 are basically the same
00:45:28.960 thing.
00:45:29.660 So, they don't operate
00:45:31.040 exactly like a country.
00:45:34.540 They're sort of a mafia,
00:45:35.880 with the front story of
00:45:39.760 being a country as well,
00:45:41.980 which is what, sort of
00:45:43.380 what Russia is.
00:45:46.240 Some say Russia is a gas
00:45:47.720 station with a military, and
00:45:49.840 I say it's a criminal
00:45:51.160 organization that pretends
00:45:54.400 to be a country.
00:45:59.100 Let's see, what else is
00:46:00.240 happening?
00:46:01.760 Well, those are the front
00:46:02.760 stories.
00:46:04.080 Did I miss anything?
00:46:05.880 Russia is down one
00:46:15.100 military?
00:46:16.800 All right, let me ask you
00:46:17.940 this.
00:46:18.860 Is it true or false that the
00:46:21.040 Ukrainian army is stalled?
00:46:24.380 It's true, right?
00:46:26.560 You know, I read one story
00:46:28.900 that said they were, quote,
00:46:31.300 making gains around this one
00:46:33.500 city, Kershon, whatever,
00:46:35.040 they're trying to recapture.
00:46:37.020 But, if the story is not
00:46:39.160 gushing about their success,
00:46:42.180 it means they're not having
00:46:43.260 any.
00:46:44.760 Right?
00:46:45.700 Because everybody can make
00:46:47.060 territorial gains as sort of a
00:46:48.960 fluid situation.
00:46:50.260 I'm sure the Russians, you know,
00:46:52.280 maybe in some ways are gaining
00:46:54.140 a little too, who knows.
00:46:55.480 But, to me, it seems like the
00:46:59.100 Ukrainians just hit a wall.
00:47:01.940 Unless they're waiting for new
00:47:03.220 weapons to come in or something.
00:47:05.320 But it doesn't look, it doesn't
00:47:08.460 look at all like Ukraine can make
00:47:11.760 more progress.
00:47:12.820 So, how do you like my idea yet?
00:47:18.640 I'll reiterate it without details.
00:47:20.880 My idea is that you make a
00:47:22.920 three-part peace plan.
00:47:25.140 It goes like this.
00:47:26.880 Nobody owns the contested places.
00:47:30.380 You give them a government in the
00:47:31.720 box.
00:47:32.580 You give them all new
00:47:33.440 governments.
00:47:34.060 Let them set up their own little
00:47:35.300 situation.
00:47:35.940 Demilitarize them completely
00:47:39.040 and make them protectorates.
00:47:41.600 What would be a good example of a
00:47:43.620 protectorate?
00:47:45.500 Costa Rica.
00:47:47.400 Do you know anything about Costa
00:47:49.020 Rica?
00:47:50.480 So, it's fun to learn about.
00:47:52.660 You should spend like five minutes
00:47:54.500 just reading the Wikipedia page for
00:47:56.220 Costa Rica.
00:47:57.800 So, Costa Rica doesn't have a
00:47:59.180 military.
00:48:00.560 Do you know why?
00:48:02.200 Don't need one.
00:48:04.140 Because they're a protectorate.
00:48:05.940 Who's going to attack Costa Rica?
00:48:08.580 We'd stop them in a heartbeat.
00:48:10.360 Right?
00:48:10.640 Nobody's going to attack Costa Rica.
00:48:12.620 So, they get the economic
00:48:14.200 advantage of not having to fund a
00:48:15.920 military.
00:48:17.180 How big is that?
00:48:18.740 That's what we could offer those
00:48:20.320 disputed areas.
00:48:21.860 We could get rid of their military.
00:48:24.640 Potentially.
00:48:26.060 All right.
00:48:26.360 Costa Rica is a sovereign country.
00:48:31.460 But is it?
00:48:32.820 Is it?
00:48:34.200 Is it really?
00:48:35.040 Well, yeah and no.
00:48:38.700 Meaning that if America needed something
00:48:41.520 badly from Costa Rica and we weren't
00:48:44.260 willing to negotiate about it, Costa Rica
00:48:47.240 would do anything we wanted.
00:48:49.560 Because they would like to continue not
00:48:51.880 having an army and, you know, live
00:48:54.680 peacefully here.
00:48:55.780 So, in a practical sense, Costa Rica is a little
00:49:00.320 bit under our influence, or maybe a lot.
00:49:03.300 Bugs can still run independently and by any
00:49:06.100 definition is an independent country.
00:49:07.980 Old folks talking about Costa Rica wrong again.
00:49:15.580 There's nothing I said about Costa Rica that was
00:49:17.600 wrong.
00:49:20.440 You know, you're like, I get the generic trolls.
00:49:24.640 Everything you say is wrong.
00:49:26.800 Good for you.
00:49:28.300 Good for you.
00:49:28.820 All right.
00:49:31.940 So, the first part is that they become independent
00:49:37.680 protectorates.
00:49:39.460 The next part is that you divide up the natural
00:49:42.100 resources in some way that the disputed territories
00:49:46.300 make sure they get a good, they get the biggest taste.
00:49:49.480 Because they're the ones who took the biggest brunt of it
00:49:53.020 for the longest time.
00:49:54.340 So, they should get the biggest taste of the natural
00:49:56.940 resources going forward.
00:50:00.100 And then the next part would be space.
00:50:04.140 You make your agreement with, about Ukraine, a small
00:50:08.180 detail on a larger agreement with Russia, that we should
00:50:11.740 be on a trajectory toward being allies.
00:50:14.660 And I think that was the big thing that Trump did with
00:50:19.660 North Korea, that made that risk go down to what we don't
00:50:24.440 worry about today, which is he simply, he simply redefined
00:50:31.780 the situation as not enemies.
00:50:35.300 That's all it took.
00:50:36.860 And Russia is the same situation.
00:50:38.820 We could just redefine them as not enemies because we didn't
00:50:41.540 have a reason to be enemies.
00:50:42.540 Have I told you the big reason that Russia and the United
00:50:46.440 States are enemies?
00:50:48.120 Do you know the main reason we're enemies?
00:50:50.060 Let's see if you know this.
00:50:51.740 What's the main reason the U.S. and Russia are at vodka,
00:50:58.320 somebody said?
00:50:59.900 I believe it's because most of the people who work for the CIA
00:51:03.300 got in the Russia wing of it.
00:51:09.020 I think they just have too many employees working on Russia
00:51:11.420 and Russia is probably the same situation.
00:51:14.880 Or maybe just in response to the fact we have too many people.
00:51:17.880 I think Russia is just easier.
00:51:20.300 Like easier to understand.
00:51:22.340 You went to school for it.
00:51:24.020 You learned a little Russian.
00:51:26.240 What are you going to do?
00:51:27.780 If you're a career CIA person whose job depends on fighting
00:51:33.020 the Russians, what are you going to do?
00:51:35.300 Say, you know, maybe these Russians aren't so bad after all.
00:51:38.720 Well, you can't.
00:51:40.520 It's your job to say they're bad and keep fighting them.
00:51:43.260 So we have probably just too many people we hired to fight Russia
00:51:46.460 without a reason.
00:51:49.840 Now, of course, once it gets going, you do have a reason.
00:51:52.640 Because Russia will push back.
00:51:54.920 And you can't just ignore it.
00:51:56.260 But I think we're at that point where the reason that we poked them
00:52:00.240 is because they poked us.
00:52:01.860 And the reason they poked us is because we poked them,
00:52:04.580 or we're going to.
00:52:06.080 And that very little of it has any strategic value to either of us.
00:52:12.140 That's what I think.
00:52:13.660 So that's my peace plan.
00:52:16.360 And by the way, I have not heard one person argue with my peace plan
00:52:19.940 as being impractical.
00:52:21.300 Well, I'm sure somebody disagrees, but I haven't seen anybody argue.
00:52:27.940 No, I'm not saying it would work.
00:52:29.840 But as a first draft, well, tell me what wouldn't work.
00:52:38.540 Which part of it wouldn't work?
00:52:39.980 So it's three parts.
00:52:41.520 Dividing up resources has to happen.
00:52:44.940 Independent ownership of the disputed places pretty much has to happen.
00:52:48.740 It's the only thing that will keep them from war.
00:52:51.300 And then the space thing, I think, is just smart.
00:52:58.420 Somebody says Russia won't listen.
00:53:00.280 That's not an argument.
00:53:01.340 Of course they'll listen.
00:53:02.840 They want to negotiate.
00:53:06.100 Too much emotion attached?
00:53:07.880 No.
00:53:08.660 That would not stop us.
00:53:10.120 The Russian army has to be completely out of Ukrainian territory.
00:53:20.500 That would be part of the agreement.
00:53:24.440 Russia won't do it?
00:53:26.040 Well, look at Russia's options.
00:53:29.180 All right.
00:53:29.400 So I've proposed something that neither Ukraine nor Russia would agree to.
00:53:34.020 Would you agree to that?
00:53:35.860 Would you agree that it doesn't look good for either Ukraine or Russia to do what I suggested?
00:53:41.780 They'd both lose something.
00:53:43.520 They'd both lose those disputed territories.
00:53:45.820 But they both have to lose.
00:53:49.360 Or they both have to win.
00:53:51.140 And you could spin it either way.
00:53:52.460 Why would you trust Russia?
00:53:58.180 You wouldn't.
00:53:59.020 You wouldn't do an agreement that required trust alone.
00:54:02.860 You'd have to have some kind of guarantees.
00:54:06.460 Ukraine will make unreasonable demands.
00:54:10.280 Of course they will.
00:54:11.780 As will Russia.
00:54:13.940 That's how it works.
00:54:14.960 Remember, I told you, we're going to go, who's going to enforce this agreement?
00:54:23.640 That's what you would arrange.
00:54:26.000 So you could imagine that you'd say something like, we'll put UN forces in there for five years.
00:54:33.800 Just see how it goes.
00:54:36.140 It couldn't be everybody's happy with it.
00:54:37.920 Because remember, if Russia wins that territory, they're still going to be fighting, right?
00:54:45.560 Because Ukraine will never be happy with it.
00:54:48.780 And vice versa.
00:54:50.240 If Ukraine thought it won, then Russia would never be happy.
00:54:53.840 So the one thing that you know doesn't work is one of the sides winning.
00:54:59.520 Can we agree on that?
00:55:01.140 Can you agree that there's nothing like one side winning,
00:55:03.700 because the other side will just peck them to death with additional terrorist attacks forever?
00:55:09.020 That's how we got to this place.
00:55:10.840 The reason we're here is that the other side wouldn't quit.
00:55:14.960 Russia will not keep an agreement.
00:55:21.140 They haven't yet.
00:55:24.240 I think that's too broad.
00:55:26.680 It's definitely true you can't trust them.
00:55:30.180 They can't trust us.
00:55:31.460 But you can make agreements that don't require trust.
00:55:35.240 Or not much.
00:55:36.680 I mean, you could work your way through that.
00:55:38.420 It's the citizens that will fight forever?
00:55:45.260 Yeah.
00:55:45.600 I don't think the citizens would fight forever if you gave them their autonomy.
00:55:51.320 Would they?
00:55:52.620 Because that's something everybody likes.
00:55:54.720 How about you be in control of yourself?
00:55:56.600 Well, okay.
00:55:57.000 Am I ignoring the military-industrial complex?
00:56:05.120 No.
00:56:06.140 The military-industrial complex wants to fight forever everywhere.
00:56:10.600 We all agree on that.
00:56:12.560 But you can guarantee that they need to finish wars too.
00:56:19.040 They need to move to the next war.
00:56:22.040 Basically, we just have to give them another source of money,
00:56:27.180 and you can get them on your side.
00:56:29.320 And I think space might be that source.
00:56:32.800 I mean, we're going to need a lot of weapons in space, unfortunately.
00:56:36.000 Middle East 2.0.
00:56:47.260 France and Germany didn't enforce Minsk 2.
00:56:55.280 We had 20 years in Afghanistan, and we still failed.
00:56:59.380 Yeah, there's definitely something about the industrial-military complex
00:57:03.720 keeping wars going forever.
00:57:06.000 But here's what's going to happen in Ukraine.
00:57:12.740 Does anybody think we won't go to the brink?
00:57:16.440 We're going to go to the brink, right?
00:57:18.720 We have to.
00:57:20.640 So again, I tell you that when we go to the brink, which we have to,
00:57:25.600 it still means, even when you're on the brink,
00:57:28.080 the odds of an actual nuclear war are very low.
00:57:31.220 But we have to go to the brink.
00:57:32.840 And the reason we have to go to the brink is that if we don't,
00:57:37.200 then our nuclear deterrent is bullshit.
00:57:40.700 Going to the brink is a necessary part of the process.
00:57:44.640 Now, does going to the brink increase the risk that you will accidentally
00:57:49.020 or even intentionally launch?
00:57:51.040 Yes.
00:57:52.120 Yes, it does.
00:57:53.000 We are going to a place where there will be more chance of a mistake.
00:58:00.360 But we have to pass through that stage.
00:58:03.220 You don't get to the stage after it until you pass through it.
00:58:06.640 So you're going to have to put your toes over the edge,
00:58:09.360 and you're going to have to look into certain death.
00:58:12.100 And we're all going to have to do that.
00:58:13.700 And I'm laughing because, like, it's so bad.
00:58:19.760 Like, it's so bad that you just have to laugh.
00:58:23.660 But you're going to have to do that.
00:58:25.160 So just get ready for it.
00:58:27.760 You know, I don't know if there's a preparation one could do
00:58:30.700 for a potential nuclear war in Europe.
00:58:33.800 I don't know what we could do.
00:58:35.480 I mean, I would make sure I had some food.
00:58:38.220 Are you at least doing that?
00:58:40.700 You're probably already doing that, right?
00:58:42.180 Is there anybody here who doesn't have a little extra food?
00:58:45.840 A little extra food left over from the pandemic, maybe?
00:58:49.800 If you don't have some...
00:58:53.100 And by the way, here's a good recommendation for food.
00:58:56.620 I'm told that white rice can be stored in a dark place
00:59:02.020 basically indefinitely.
00:59:04.760 But brown rice and organic stuff cannot
00:59:08.540 because the organic stuff has some oils
00:59:12.080 in it or something that will go bad over time.
00:59:14.820 But white rice, you can just put it in a dark place
00:59:16.860 and keep it forever.
00:59:18.340 And you can live, you know,
00:59:20.140 you can live a while on just rice and water if you had to.
00:59:23.600 You wouldn't be happy about it.
00:59:25.480 But if you had to.
00:59:27.920 So that's a very good thing to just have.
00:59:30.740 I also recommend protein powder.
00:59:33.100 I don't know about the health pluses or minuses of it,
00:59:39.160 but it seems to me if you had the big thing of protein powder
00:59:41.640 and you had a big thing of rice that would last forever,
00:59:46.320 you'd have protein and you'd have at least some bulk.
00:59:50.560 You'd have your calories, that plus water.
00:59:55.140 You know, you could add your protein mixed to water.
00:59:57.460 So, I mean, I think those would be your minimal preparations
01:00:02.940 just in general.
01:00:05.260 Just in general.
01:00:06.640 Now, what you have beyond that, you know, is extra.
01:00:10.200 Because, you know, if you need food beyond a month,
01:00:15.800 I don't know.
01:00:18.020 I'm not sure I want to stay around.
01:00:21.000 I think I'd be looking for an exit plan.
01:00:23.140 If I had to forage for food for a month,
01:00:27.000 I don't think I would bother staying around.
01:00:32.420 But that's just me.
01:00:37.900 Quinoa.
01:00:38.660 This quinoa doesn't last indefinitely, though, does it?
01:00:44.080 And to Costa Rica, yeah.
01:00:46.460 Yeah, Costa Rica's nice.
01:00:47.620 I've been there.
01:00:49.760 All right.
01:00:50.480 Did I miss any topics?
01:00:51.560 I think I've done it all for today.
01:00:53.140 Doctor, the current state of our nuclear deterrent.
01:01:03.240 So, here's a question.
01:01:05.080 Can any of the so-called fine people
01:01:07.460 who attended at Charlottesville,
01:01:09.660 can they sue anybody for branding them as racists?
01:01:16.020 Because, remember, I actually interviewed people
01:01:17.980 who disavowed the racists,
01:01:20.400 did not march with them,
01:01:21.960 because it was a big place.
01:01:23.140 They were in their own little area.
01:01:24.360 But they were all maligned as neo-Nazis,
01:01:29.000 because they wanted the statues to stay for historical reasons.
01:01:33.740 Do you think that they have a case?
01:01:36.160 Can they get a billion dollars,
01:01:37.460 like the Alex Jones people?
01:01:39.680 Small plastic bags are going to be illegal in California.
01:01:46.600 In California, that law passed.
01:01:47.820 In California, you can't have small plastic bags for the grocery store, anyway.
01:01:55.780 Do I own any cows?
01:01:57.280 No, I'm not going to own any cows,
01:01:59.120 but I get your point.
01:02:03.820 Jones is bankrupt anyway.
01:02:05.440 Well, I don't know if the 2020 election had any problems.
01:02:14.820 I just am glad that it's the only system in America
01:02:17.980 that doesn't have any problems.
01:02:20.580 So, how lucky is that, huh?
01:02:24.560 Lucky?
01:02:26.880 All right.
01:02:31.120 The California Doctors' Misinformation Bill.
01:02:35.260 Never heard of that.
01:02:39.640 All right.
01:02:40.960 BlackRock profits are down 16%.
01:02:42.580 I don't think that means anything,
01:02:45.720 because we're in a weird period.
01:02:59.240 Did I see the Ray Epps AI confession tape?
01:03:04.200 No.
01:03:06.880 In California, it's illegal for doctors to disagree with politicians.
01:03:10.340 Well, okay.
01:03:13.540 You need to get smart on this bill.
01:03:15.720 You mean the doctor bill?
01:03:19.440 Bill 2098.
01:03:21.680 All right.
01:03:22.020 I'll look into it.
01:03:28.620 All right.
01:03:29.980 I'll talk to you tomorrow, YouTube.
01:03:31.940 Thanks for joining.
01:03:32.500 All right.
01:03:41.600 All right.
01:03:43.360 Bye.
01:03:43.640 And I'll look into it.
01:03:44.000 Okay.
01:03:44.840 All right.
01:03:45.720 So, let's get rid of it.
01:03:51.760 Let's get rid of it.
01:03:53.360 Okay.
01:03:54.600 Have a great faith.
01:03:55.460 Okay.
01:03:55.980 Okay.
01:03:56.100 Okay.
01:03:56.420 How good is.